Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-02-15

Students of the Mississippi State college
for women are recovering from ptomaine
poisoning, said to have been caused BY
eating chicken salad
Thieves carried away almost entirely
tne contents of the old Peckharn house
near the Middle Had0am Landing which
was to be occupied shortly by family
from Waterbury.
On balance of its books Haddam has
been found to he without either floating or
bonded debt, and II delinquent taxpayers
liau come forward by this time the town
would have little surplus on hand.
Exports In January aggregated s17e,-
600 900, the lowest in sevent months and |
amounted to a decrease of about SIS .ooO,-
O6O from the month of December
Sir Horace Plunlzett told gathering in |
town hall, New York, that he beiieye1 the
Irish Free State shold receive .the sup |
port of all Irishmen
MESSAGES to President Harding from
the governors of each state will be re-
layed by several hundred ratio stations
to Washington on March s, and 8.
The first death since 1929 in the lit
tie town of Montgomery, near Westfeld
Mass. occurred yesterday when Samuel
W. Coe, died at the age of 81.
Lynn, Masa. motion picture theatres
have discontinued showing pictures fea-
turing Mary Miles Minter and Mabel
Normand
DR.. Frank Zvick, chairman of the New
Britain board of health. in announcing
fifty-seven new cases of influenza as to-
days report, said the disease is now cpl
deT1lic there.
Four families Of negroes in the Ready
block In Main street, Portland, Conn,
lost their household goods when the
building was burned.
| The explosion Of a gas heater in the
Boston University College of Business
Administration wrecked several rooms
and injured two students
The Tufts & Friedman Shoe company.
| of Lynn Mass. which manufactures me-
dunn and low priced footwear, an
nounced that it would go out of business
| in the near future.
JeweIry estimated by the hotel man
agenent to be valued at 100000 was oo-
tanned by bandits who looted safety de-
post boxes at the Washington hotel, in
the western section Of St,Gouis.
Major John G. Emery, of Grand Rapids.
Mich former national commander Of the
American LEGION, announced his candid
acy for the republican nomination for the
Tinted States senate
Secretary Hughes will sail today from
/ New York to spend two weeks in Ber-
71uda to visit a daughter there and re-
cuperate from the strenuous arms con-
ference.
Judge Morris In the United states die
trict court at Wilmington Del, extended
until Feb. II, the time for fling sffidavits
in the application for a receiver for the
Columbia Graphaphone company
st. Petersburgs bathing suit faction
. have clashed over the propriety of hold
{ ing bathing suit parade as feature
of Gala Week at st. Petersburg. Fla.
, next month.
Governors Of fifteen states have notified
Chairman McFadden OF the house sank
I ing committee that they favor adoption q
a constitutional amendment which woulc
, profibit further Issuance of tax exeTfp
l securities.
limited Lumber, Limited. and the Alta
. lumber Company, Limited, allied com
NAMES made assignments at Frederrct on
\ r. for the benefit of creditors. Liza
bilities amounted tc 100000 and asset
$4,000.
Twenty residents of Greater New Yorl
: lost their motor cars by theft each day o
the wear. it is estimated by police officials
: who announced that more than 5000 au
; tornoEiles were stolen from New Yorker
last year.
Mis-, M.ud Z. Kingsley. 81. author o
a number of text books, on English, La
: tin and history, also Of Kingsley text
and Kingsley outlines. standard works
died suddenly at her home at East Ma
chias, Me-, from heart trouble,
! Cummings C. Chesney, electrical er
pineer of PittsHeld. Mass. will be pre-
e sented with the 1921 Edison medal a
I the tenth midwinter convention of tn
= American Institute Of Electrical Eng
: neers New York on Thursday evening.
Police in New Orleans are making = sys
2 ter1atic search for Miss Audrey Butler, /
y YEAR old daughter of E. S. Butler, fresi
f dent Of the New Orleans Cotton E1cnang
: and Miss Dorothy Lewis, IS, Of Galveston
Texas who disappeared from their home
Saturday.
Spots on the sun were being examine
= Yesterday by DR.. Frank Schiesinger, d.
A rector of Yale Observatory, who mad
some notes of what he saw. IN espots, h
e said. had already passed the center of III
1t sun and no trouble was 70 be feared fror
i them.
l. IL became known yesterday that tn
e. otd rectory Of Trinity H7dsropad churc
e in Wethersheld was raided last Wetlnes
n daN night by state policemen and a stf
l. found and seized. r. F. fitzpatrick VIII
rented the house from the church was al
rested.
r stecidhofderp Of the Winchester Com
pany, the holding company for tn
Is winchester Repeating Arms Conspan!
n have been notified that the adjourne
le annual meeting will be on February q
x and that in addition to the election, of
D. directorate there wilhSbe the question
Is voting on additional Issue of shares I