Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-09


and Western (Cloverleaf) railroad.
The Rev Paul SWEET. precentor Of the
Protestant Episcopal cathedral Of the In
carhation, died at his home in Garden
City, n. Y, of heart disease.
! The entire issue of the city Of Detroit
| bonds, amdanting to s14.5O0,oOo. was sold
| to Kuhn, Loeb and company of New !
York, at a price of 102.777.
|
The Farr Alpaca company, the largest
textile concern in Holyoke. reduced its
working schedule from six to four days
week.
Five thousand persons were unable to
gain adTnittance to st. Phillips Episcopal |
church, in New York, in Harlem to attend |
funeral services for Bert Williams, negro |
comedian.
The body of a woman about thirty-hve |
years old, with a bullet wound through /
the head, was found in a clump of bush |
es near Aheaia, a sububr5 of Passaic, n. |
Two armed bandits held up Willis Litch-
field REPRESENTATIVES, of the New York
Globe. in France Of the newspaper Office
in Dey street. New York, and escaped
with S1,193 in cash and S7.sS5 in checks.
Theodore G. Howe, who served the
United States in three wars, but who
still was on active duty with the navy
despite his IS years. died at his home
in Ipswich. Mass
The attitude of the United States gov
ernrnent towarl participation in the forTh-
coming Genoa economic conference has
been formulated and win shortly be an
nounced.
Six year old Myrtle Custer. of Wa
terbury was seriously injured when a
gun concealed in the rear pocket of her
: uncle's trousers was accidentally dis
: charged
DIR. Robert Kennedy, said to be Con-
e necticuts oldest male inhabitant, eele-
brated his 1O2nd anniversary at Bris-
tol at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
c ]. G. Bobson.
: The United American Lines yesterday
re-entered the continental freight rate
J conference, thereby averting the threat
ened rate war in trade to Dutch, Bel
gian and Gernan ports.
The Massachusetts Legislative commit
9 tee haroors and public lands voted to
e report bill appropriating $4,000 for
y the development of an airplane landing
I field at Jeffries Point, East Boston.
t A recommendation that Massachusetts
0 should not accept the Sheppard-Towner
: maternity act, passed by congress, was
II made today by the legislative commit
tees on public health and social welfare,
! acting Jointly.
( Records for attendance at the Leipsic
3 fair, the notable annual gathering where
y German producers and buyers from home
T and abroad come into contact, were brolz-
n en- when crowd Of $4,000 persons was
d present.
District Attorney Banton Of New
, York said last night that "a fight with
,T WAL street" had dcveIoped through
II his efforts to obtain legislation placing
L stock brokers under state supervision
and that he would carry it to the limit
u John B. Sutton Tampa business man
:, whose home at Tampa, Fla, burglars have
>, ransacked four times within the last two
~ months, has an advertisement in a news
is is traper, asking tho narauders to stay
- - away from his place.
John L. LyttIe has been appointe5 re.
sss peiver for A. o. Goodwin and company
VI New York broke erage house. against
. TThom an involuntary petition in oank
u ruptcy was filed. Liabilities are aI.eget
to be $4,000 and assets $4,000.
Two anonymous telephone calls to Firs
Chief Page Of Highland Park, N j., thai
the house of Joseph Dondara was to be
G. blown up caused him to enter the d1lse OF
l. a search warrant and he said heEfoun6
rs thirty sticks of dynamite bale of straw
IN and some gasoline in one of the rooms.
a Patients in Hartford hospitals expee
of soon to have radio concerts served witt
re their toast and tea. A local radio en-
CO thusiast has built for one hospital ;
# wheel cabinet with a miniature aeria
n on top and fvem which on the side pro
7d jects a horn.
5e Leading business and profeGsiona
Ill men of Maine organized the Dirig
nj Films Company for the purpose of pro
80 ducing motion pictures that will impair
an to residents OF other states the beautie
- of the picturesque coast, lakes, river
,v and villages Of the state.
As the result of the overhowing O
see Cherry brook at Woonsoo1et, R. I
OF three mills. the Glenbroodz Worste
Is Company, Jarrett Brothers Compan
. and the Woonsocket branch of the An
IN Choir Webbing Company are closed, tn
"a engine rooms being flooded.
lls The widows might arose to smit
No those who prey upon the widows mite
We when two score widows met in Chicag
to form a widows league. All of thos
present are well known in social cir
hn cles.
he
ne The Delaware, Lackawanna an
es, Western Railroad Company will hero
of after have all the freight at its bi
He transfer station in Scranton handle
1al | by contract This will be the thir
.he Lackawanna freight station operate