Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-30

OF Brooklyn, set n5e to the building and
burned an unidentified man to Geath.
Discovery Of! the first blue caterpillar
known to biology has been reported to
the American Association for the Ad-
vancement of e1Science.
Antonio X, B;.rcelo, president of tie
Porto Rican- senate and opponent of E.
Mont Reity,i governor of the island, sail
ed for home on -he steamship Ponce.
The Interstate Commerce Commission
| issued an order prescribing the account
ing methods to be used by the railroads
in making returns of excess income un-
der the; transportation act.
Suit for 100000 brought by Frank
P Spe2lman, former Snowman, against
Jack Dempsey. worlds heavyweight
boxing champion, has been settled out of
court.
A carrier pigeon which was released
in Madison Square Garden, New York
bearing note to Mrs Warren G. Hard.
ing, was found in lumber yard at AS
bury Park, n. j., exhausted by the cold
Cardinal Mercier, primate of Belgium
has stopped off at Milan on his way t.
Rome to attend the conclave of the sa
cred college, and is said to be suffer
ing from an attack of influenza.
Construction of a reservoir of foul
hundred billion gallons capacity on tn
) Ware river at Enfield Is proposed as nee
essary to insure an adequate water sup
, ply for Boston.
The Cunard freighter NeIlavia, whic
left London on January 20 for Boston
! has broken down at sea and is return
= ing to London in tow of another steam
I er.
I The number of stray dogs throughou
g Massachusetts has become SO great a
to cause a situation characterized a
D very serious" by Villa ma. L. Lazely
commissioner of conservation.
S Joseph j. Lyman, former ensign an
s paymaster of the L. S., cruiser Chester
t was sentenced to serve five years in tn
Plymouth jail Saturday. A federal jur
in Boston found him guilty of eurbez
zling $4,000 Of government funds.
Judge Crosby in supreme court q
- Boston announced the appointment O
q Fred NJ. Lamson of Marshfield. Villa,
|
f. Patton of Boston as trustees of tn
: Christian Science Publishing Society.
n Two men attacked John Doherty. cal
Il rying the S2575 payroll - of the S. y
o Howes company, Charleston stove mar
s ufacturers, Boston, as he was enterin
d the yard Saturday afternoon, seized Ii
: money and fed
. ThA
IS ment for representation in the forth
: coming treaty of Ancon conferences
Washington between Peru and Chile hs
been refused with regret by Presider
Harding.
Spectators came from miles around I
to watch United States marshals pour -
IL 600 gallons of whiskey and seven ba
st rels of wine into the cutters at Unic
IF Hill, n. j. The liquor had been seize
a at Jersey City. Hoboken and Unic
Is Hill.
is Isaac White, q former policeman. r
- turned to Detroit after being maroone
le with scant food supplies and shelter f
III 42 days, on small island in the Upp
S. Detroit river. He was rescued by Ne
le Nelson, after a perilous trip Of two al
& one-half miles over the ice foes.
re Nine clergymen and laymen have be-
le appointed by the world alliance for I
le ternational friendship through L
o. churches to make study of labor CO
ed ditions and their relation to religion
life in the United States and the prime
s. pal countries of Europe.
he
he Train service over the New York Ne
al Haven and Hartford Railroad, in Ma
he haitian and The Bronx. and as far ca
n as New Rochelle, vas tied up Saturd;
night By fire hat destroyed the a
he ministrative offices of the New York 4
m. vision of the railroad at Willis aven'
,r- and 122nd street, The Bronx.