Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-01-31

Colonel w. A. Bishop, officially credited
with Y aeroplane victories during tire
world war, will visit Hartford on Friday
to attend the annual dinner of the Con-
necticut comnandery.
Edward Szlaboozcky, aged A, clerk
with the Bridgeport Title Guaranty & Trust
company committed suicide by shooting
through the heart at the home of ivan
Belanwi friend in Bridgeport,
James Sargent and John Johnston. in
the Rockville City hospital, suffering
from wounds as the result of a ryster-
GUS shooting. are not in q serious condi-
tion.
Loss to the N. Y, n. II. 6 H. r. R.
through the fire in the depot and execu-
tive offices of the Boston & Westchester
railroad at The Bronx Saturday night,
will be considerable.
Montgomery, a hamlet of 200 odd per-
sons near Westfeld, Mass, needs no un-
dertakers. Statistics made public yes
terday showed that no deaths occurred
there during 1921.
The snow-packed notches and trails
of the White Mountain country will pro-
vide the course, and four teams OF hus-
kies the contestants for a 120-mile dog
race beginning Thursday.
Nantucket Shoals lightship reported
by radio that she was in Buzzard's Bay,
bound for New Bedford. to obtain new
moorings and supplies, after having
been torn adrift from her station during
the storm.
About fifty union BARRIERS employed in
twenty shops in Springfield, quit work.
following failure to agree with the en-
ployers concerning overtime work and
commissions.
DR.. Chares Baskerville. internationally
known chemist, director of the chemical
Laboratories of the College of the City Of
New York, died at his home in New York.
He was in his 52nd year.
Stormy were enacted in the
chamber of deputies at Prague, and cul-
minated in the throwing Of stink bomb"
the cdor of which compelled a udck ad-
journment.
Henry A. Carpenter, an official Of the
General Fire Extinguisher company and
for years head of tie A. Carpenter and
Sons Foundry, died at his home in Prov
idence.
An extraordinary session of the central
executive committee of the soviet gov
ernment, held in the Kremlin, Moscow
for discussion of the Genoa economic con-
ference, named fifteen delegates
Gifts for the furtherance of education
| totalling S33,196,706.42 were made dur
ing the fiscal year 1921-1922 by the
general education board of the Rocke-
fctler foundation.
Fred E. Wheaton, SO, democratic ma
,1<'a1i A,o1nnattee-i from Minnesotk
died at Mime; iJJlis Mimi, after :
long illness. Death was due 70 hear
disease brought on by overwork.
Clinton W. Childs, senior member of th
firm of Childs, Kay & Woods, brokers
died at his home in Pittsburgh He wa
stricken with pleural pneumonia weel
ago.
Paris dispatch says, Premier Poin
care yesterday received Eoin MacNeil
Michael MacWhite, Michael Hagan an
the Irish government
In the city court in Danbury the case O
Charles H. Rrundage former treasurer Q
the Connecticut Poultry association, &C
cused of embezzlement of the funds c
that organization was continued unit
February 6.
Likelihood of a general strike of bal
ers in the metropolitan and northern Ne
Jersey districts developed when $40
bakers in New York and in Jersey Cit
voted to reject the proposal of emsIoyer
to reduce wages 50 week.
Swept from the top of Hook mountal
by a gust of wind. Postmaster Josep
Lieibeslind of Pinebrook, near Caldve
N j., dropped nearly 100 feet over eli
and landed, unhurt, in Is foot snov
. drift.
, Plans for raising Connecticuts quota
S250,000 in the American-Jewish rei
: fund campaign for $14,0G0,00 we
! formulated in New Haven at a meeti1
attended by delegates from all parts of Il
state.
, Figures on employment. from the eig
largest manufacturing concerns in Wa
erbury. made pu1olic by the chamber
commerce show 223 more persons
work than were working December 8
1921.
The State Bar Association, in session
, New Haven, yesterday, elected the folio
{ ing officers: President, William
: Boardman, Bridgeport vice presidel
:, Lucius F Robinson, Hartford; secreta
u and treasurer, James E. Wheeler, NJ
y Haven.
II Police Lieutenant Harms died in
;. hospital in West Hoboken n. J., fre
d bullet wounds received when he was f
. ed upon by bandits who held up a m4
senger of the North Hudson bank S,
:. urday afternoon and escaped with
E bag containing s21, 900,
Officers of the 2 1 posts in the depa
2 nent of Connecticut, Veterans of Forei
q Wars, held a special meeting in Walir
10 ford Sunday afternoon. State Comnlar
u er John H. Williams of Bridgeport p
sided
Joseph W. PawI, 16 and Rocco d,
T neIli, 20, both of Hartford, who are
leged 10 nave stolen an dutomGDlle
as Hartford Saturday evening, were capt.
tn ed early Sunday morning for Meriden
h lice il Middletown as they were enter
tx the city on Observation-Disclosures II
e ley.
p
Judge Maltbie, after a hearing in Ha
- ford, reserved decision on motion to {
solve the temporary injunction restrs
OK ing Treasurer Butterworth of the AM
can Legion from drawing $500 a mo
salary from the income Of the $500.