Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-19


 year. w. D. Robb. native Canadian was appointed ranking vice president of the Grand Trunk railway with the title of vice president and general manager, to succeed Howard G. Kelley, who resigned.
 Advices have reached the German embassy in Washington, that Dr. Otto Weidfeldl, the ambassador. who is now in Berlin on leave of absence would sail for New York August 24.
 Mrs. Evelyn Tamn, Ss. died in a hos pital in Chicago as the result of mys- terious shooting on the Christopher Co., lumbuS lake steamer, which carried 1000 passengers.
 The Central News says that Major w. T. Blake, the British aviator wllo some time ago started to girdle the world :n an airplane, is i'll in Calcutta having un- dergone in operation for appendicitis
 Twenty gallons of whiskey and five gallons of blackberry brandy were found by officers in a Baptist church near West Jefferson, N. C., the liquor had been concealed there by bootleggers.
 Using the borders of Nicaragua Hon duras and Salvl ior as base, klnos of robbers, revolunoa ;ts and r,fdcess lave been harassing the thrae republics by rohberies, deoreda.i5as anG at.acks.
 Continued improvement in the condf- tion of Colonel Norris c. Osborn -7s reported at St. Raphael's hospital. New Haven, where he has been since the am putation of his right leg last Saturday.
 Joseph A. McEachern. of Salem, Mass. iaborer, ended his life by asphyxia- tion. He is survived by his widow and eight children. The man had been in poor health.
 Frank Kane. IS years old, died in ths New Haven hospital as the result of a broken neck which he sustained when he dived into shallow water at Savin Rock while swimming.
 vote by the senate on the soldiers bonus bill September 20 or 2l was pro- posed during negotiations hesween Sen ators on the legislative prJgram of tte immediate future, but no agreement was reached.
 Norfolk. Virginia. was <4lettcd as the 1923 meeting piace ut the Naliursl l Encampment If the Veterans of Foreign Wars of the Ulirsd States at the 25rd encampment If the organization :r s=s- sion at Seatt'e, Wash.
 The late Samuel Goss. who perfected the Goss printing press left an estate of approximately s34O.0o0. according to his will which was filed In Chicago for pro- bate. The entire estate goes to his i'm mediate family.
 | Mrs. Eugene Mara, said to have been the first white child to arrive in Carson City, New, and reputed to have been the sweetheart of Samuel L. Clemens when he was in Nevada, died in Carson City Thursday night. She was 77 years old. Ade1a Lampe. s. is held at Melsfone Mont, for shooting and killing Harry Gaylord, aged 3. The children who live in adjoining houses quarrelled, it is said, and the little girl shot the baby with small calibre rife.
 The Japanese freighter .Ryokai Maru of the Mitsui Bussan Kaisha line, with a cargo of sugar bound for Japan from Java. is in a sinking condition on a : coral reef twenty miles south of the Mindoro coast.
 strangled to death in his sleep in Jer- sey City. N. J.. when he fell from his bed and his head became wedged between the side fthe bed and a bureau stand ing close by, George westphal, Jr., was found dead by his father. Edward Young. 21 years old, oi Brooklyn. N. T., who surrendered tc , the police in Bridgeport, admitting that
 he killed James Orland in Brooklyn
 Wednesday. left for New York In charge
 of officers from that city,
 Superior Court Judge Keating issued
 temporary restraining order to prevent picketing and acts of violence by former
 employees of the Boston & Albany ra1l. road at Springfield, Mass. Prohibition agents made tour of tn, White Light district along Broadway New York and decorated the cabaret,
 and midnight cubs with yards of crepe , by serving notice that from now on nc hip pocket liqucr is to be allowed.
 Bishop o'connor of the Roman Catho lie diocese of Newark announced the ap
 pointment of the Rev. Dr. Thomas H
 Mclaughlin as president of Seton nal fcollege to succeed Monsignor James F Money who asked to be relieved because
 of Ill health.
 Drugs worth ssO.o0o, bringing the tosa
 value of narcotics seized at the Arrow head Paper factory at Fulton. N. r.. ap , proximately s50o.ooO were brought tc Rochester, \. T.. following their. discov' !. Iery in unmarked bales of rags iron
 Germany.