Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-28

| state prison, ohed from injuries recelNsu
! in prison riot a month ago.
Fifty million dollars worth of oil is
ready for export from the Baku fields in |
Southern Russia.
A countrfeat bill was passed the |
district court in Salem, Mass, in payment
of fine.
wife of the secretary of commerce, was /
elected national president of the Giri |
Scouts of America.
Frederick T. Chandler, Jr., board mem |
Der of the brokerage firm of Chandler
Bros & Co., now in receivership, was ex-
PEELED from the New York stock exchange.
Matthew Bullock, North Carolina ne
gro, has won his fight to avoid deporta-
ton to the United States to face trial
for melting to riot
President Pessoa of Brazil vetoed the
governmental budget for 1922. which was
rassed by congress before it went into
,, recess December 81
Possibly half the orange crop in Cali
fornia and one-third af the lemon crop
: vas lost in the three-day freeze last
week.
Three bandits posing as prohibition Of
| fcers bound and gagged three ser'an-s a.
the horne of Maurice L. Rothschild in
Chicago and stole wines and liquors
valued at $4,000.
: Joseph Hauber, member of the board
of e6ucat ton, started optinnistically on a
S five day drive to cover UP every bare
\ 6 ,-l- afrrN
Il school.
e The proportion of married men 10 the
d total male population of the country fif-
n teen years of age and dver increased
: fnom 55S to 59.2 per cent. in the ten
st years preceding the 1920 census
= Frank H. Lee, hat manufacturer
Danbury, filed petition in superior
court asking for the appointment Of
receiver for the American Hat company
r. of Norwalk to windup its affairs.
5, Albert A. Greenberg former prosecu-
!. tor of the New Britain police court, was
a, dsbarred from further practice of law
Is by Judge Hinman in the superior court
at Hartford.
The waste material of moonshine and
- home brew have taxed the sewage dis
posa1 system of Brockton, Mass. Raisins
/ prunes, lemon peels, grains tand other
matter have clogged connections
the law courts m Dublin. and it was de-
cided to assemble again on Monday to
discuss resolution offering the services
of lawyers to the new government.
The wireless telegraph commits sion has
81 -
! t.'n Of stations In England, Canada. Aus
tralia, South Africa, India, Egypt Eas
Africa, Singapore and Hong Kong.
The women's Christian Temperance,
Union announced campaign TO carry
the tryth about prohibition into Cubs
and Mexico" in the hope of drying VI
these two cases in the prohibited desert.
Hotel Nassau the boardwalk Lon,
Beach. y. Y, was damaged and 20'
iii guests had to abandon their rooms who
: fire destroyed two adjoining fran
1 structures.
The board of heath yesterday an
nounced there was no small poX in Nev
Haven. One person was taken under OBJ
servatlon but the board finds 10 proc
1 of the infection.
The submarine To- which anchore
off Fenwick Island with a disabled rue
der yesterday reached Delaware breal
water just before II o'clock last nigl
in tow of tug, the naval communics
tions office was informed.
The government is ready to bring su
against the Dayton Wright company an
the Wright Martin Aircraft corporatio
- to recover total of more than s7.OUU
600 in alleged over payments on wa
. contracts.
With the death of Charles w. Tuttl
an sixty, at Cambridge, Idaho, six membe
,m of the family he headed, had succumre
of to botuiinus ois- ming said to have be-
to- caused by eating home pressed greens
for a birthday party.
ritn Ahmed Abraham. 25 years old, Wa
not probably fatally shot at Wflitinsvill
Mass while shaking hands with sh''<-
Mt" Aibdffllah. to whom he had Just presentt
So new revolver as g.ft 10 taA- Lac-.
hat Turkey.
qn- Fire seriously damaged the Devon av
rel nue. carbarn of the Chicago surface ljne
,ich destroyed 100 street cars and forced ff
re- families living nearby to the stree
,rk- scantily clad. The loss was placed at 81
icv. 500, 900.
hat -
the Max Swift, saloon keeper in cou
ak for the fourth time in Stamford, WI
his fined 5000 and costs and given 80 da,
,ol- in Jail for violation Of the liquor la
Use. He appealed and furnished bonds of 81
arty 600.
ON
all Augustus 81. Schumacher, former te
thy er of the Phoenix National bank
its Hartford whom Judge Edwin S. Thorn
OF sentenced to Atlanta penitentiary
May 80, 1920, for stealing from the bar
ierr has been paroled.
tg1-
Prohibition and what he termed 4
INDEPENDENT attitude of modern women
have resulted in such a scarcity of babi
that the Child Welfare League of Ameri
ICE for the first time is unable to meet t
demand for babies to be adopted
d
tne Funeral services tsr Visceunt Bry'
rket former british a,,l,ss 30 40, "a
be- States, VINO 6ied lyast Suncay were he
Of in the chapel of the crematorium at Col
rth. er's Green. London. where the BODY W
an