Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-28

!. Justice flyer Wendell Holmes of the United States. supreme court, who is a patient at a hospital in Boston, was said to be doing. nicely"
 Degrees of bachelor of science were conferred upon a graduating class of 99 at Massachusetts Agricultural College at the 51st commencement.
 The house post office committee voted to postpone consideration of the Kelly bill for reduction of the second class postal rates until the December session.
 4 proposal to premit public dancing on Sunday nights at the beaches along the Sound shore of Milford was voted down by the citizens in town meeting.
 The body of Wu Ting Fang, former Chinese minister to Washington, was ere mated, says Central News despatch from Hong Kong. He died at Canton last Friday.
 Indefinite continuance of American MIL itary occupation of Haiti, but with a re- mended in an unanimous report presented by the special senate committee.
 Roa1d Amudnsen. the Norwegian ex- plorer, has changed his plans for his at tempt to fly to the North Pole, it was re- ported. He now intends to land at Spitzbergen, instead of Cape Columbia.
 Three hundred and fifty Japanese troops left Tien-Tsin Saturday for Chin wangtao, on the Macnhurian border, to protect Japanese military posts along the railway.
 Educational problems in their rcIa- tion to the worldwide democratic awak- ening's will be discussed at the sessions of the National Education Association in Boston. July 2-s.
 Alfred Myrtle. negro, was sentenced | 10 life imprisonment by Judge Keatins 1 in the superior criminal court, Boston ] for the murder of his wife, May Myr tie, on March 2s.
 Riding the ..bumperss of freigh train is not punishable by fine or impris onment under the laws, of New Hamp shire, according to Judge J. W. Murph!
 of Dover.
 L. United States Submarine boat SEA be came an active unit in Uncle Sans un derwater fleet yesterday when, with fit ting ceremonies, she was launched at tn
 Fore River shipyards.
 In the pocket of an unidentified maj
 who shot and killed himself on Bostol Common. was a note in which the write
 said: Prohibition got me in this ire
 country
 At the naturalization session Of tn, United States court in Hartford yes terday. 124 persons were admitted tt 1 American citizenship and the applica tions of A were rejected. Judge Edwin Is. Thomas presided.
 Mrs. Nellie NJ. Thomson of Quinc ended her life in the South Station. Bos ton, by taking poison. She was identifie
 by her husband, George A. Thomson Two young children survive. No mot1v I was known for her act,
 About eight million cantaloupes rotte'
 on the ground in the vicinity of Brawley
 Cal, the growers having decided to- cess
 picking and take the resulting loss in tn
 hope that as consequence overstockini
 of eastern markets would be eliminated
 Distribution of foreign trade news am
 dispatches by radio as a means of inform
 ing American business men of develop
 ments in the fields of industry and com z, merce abroad will be given trial mex
 month.
 Stockholders of the Durant Motors
 Inc Wilmington, Del. yesterday voted t
 increase the capital stock of the compan to 2,OOo,Ooo shares of no par value com mon stock, and to provide for nine instea
 of five directors.
 Chinese river pirates have demande ransom of S7,500 for Tee Dong Flo,
 17-year-old son of Yee Nam Gin, Oh
 nese restaurant proprietor at Lyn
 Mass. the latter learned through a le ! ter from his wife in China.
 The coal tIpple at the LueIla mine ; the H. M. Crawford Coal Company Grafton, W. Va, was destroyed and u ! tipple at the Victor mine of the Radclif , Summerville Coal Company at Arden. V Va. was damaged early by explosion l of dynamite.
 ! Congressional action on the annu 1 appropriation bill providing for an av rage army TOT the coming year or 1Zt
 900 enlisted men and 12,000 officers WI , completed yesterday through final ado ton by the senate of the conference r \ port on the measure.
 4 committee to represent the state | Maine at a hearing to be given repr . sentatives of New England states by t interstate commerce commission on t proposed consolidation of the railroa 9 of New England was appointed by Go
 ernor Perciyal P. Baxter. . Delegates have been selected by the Al ! Itomobile club of New Haven to 4 nieetif
 in Hartford next fall when it will be IF 6 posed that all clubs in New England s brought into . federation O. autcmobi ' clubs.
 n Congressman Joseph W. Fordne l. chairman of the house ways and meal z, committee and author of tke Fordn, tariff bill, announced positively this nor n ing in telegram to the Saginaw rJey :. Courier. that he will not be candlia d for reelection.
 l. Patrolmen near the Upper Pacific m = in Lawrence. Mass., arrested Max P d fel, whom they charged with assault t attempting to interfere with a man
 porting for work. Pufel was found gull 5. of assault when arraigned in s distr g court and was sentenced to ten days . @ba l,ou.a of convection IIa .nAalad