Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-17

by Senator Borah, republican. loAno
The shipping board. for tbs tirst time |
in its history, approaches the end CT
fiscal year free of debt except claims ana /
lawsuits, Chairman Lasksr announced
The hrst shipment Of green vegetables |
from Seattle, Wash, to the orient left |
on the Admirars lines TrAns?aciiic |
steamer President Jefferson Sunday.
Mailing OF Bible quotations to editors
OF every recognized publication in the
United States, was begun by the Back
to-the- Bible Bureau of Cincinnati The
bureau is non-sectarian.
Announcement was made at Boston
university yesterday of the election OF
HebeF R. Harper. assistant to President
Lemuel H. Murlin, as chancellor Of the
University of Denver. ~
The plant of tho French wOrsted Co..
of Woonsoci1et, r. L, is closed down as
the result OF a protest strike OF $50 en-
to as "anahchists and revolutionists' by
officials of the company.
The Rev. William j. n. Baumnn, one
of the founders of the Brethren church
and pastor of the First Brethren chur n
of Long Beach. Cal, died at his home
| there, aged 81 years.
The supreme court held in a decision
handed down; that liquor within bound
aries of the United States en- route mon.
one foreign port to another. can re seized
under the national prohibition act.
l
| Mrs. Mary r. Pike. widow Of Reverand
James Pike. prominent Methodist clergy
man, died at Newfeids Monday at the
| age of 106 years, months and 4 days
She had been i'll a year
A questionable answered by Massa-
ehusetts Institute Of Technology seniors
| shows that so per cent of the class
would take up engineering as a profes-
sion.
Nicholas Horvath. bankrupt druggist
and private banker OF Bridgeport was
sentenced by Judge Ma1toie in the Grim
ina1 superior court to one year In jail
on charge Of embezziement.
| Albert McGinnIs. vaudeville actor OF
New York, appearing alta st. Louis the
atre, died at a hospital there of injuries
received during a quarrel with chauf'
feur over a taxicab fare.
A CONVOY of II trucks left the arm,
base In Boston, for Portland, Nc, u
take on the second contingent of th'
t5th- u. S. Infantry, for transportation
TO Boston, where the entire regimen
will be guests OF the city for ten days.
The win Of John II. Patterson. found
| er Of the National Cash Register com
pany, filed for probate at Dayton, Ohio
leaves an estate estimated at s6,S00.o9i
Ito his two children. Frederick 8. rat-er
| son and Dorothy Patterson
, A new laboratory building for tn
study and treatment Of cance" and 70
research in the new subject Of htophySics
: constructed adjoining The IIuntingtoi
Memorial hospital, Boston, has bcel
formally opened by the cancer commits
sion of Harvard university.
D The annual report of the Standard Oi
company of New Jersey, issued yestrr
5 day, shows that the earning per shar
: of common stock last year was $5.oI, Q
4 seven cents more than its common divi
dend requirement.
The senate republican tariH blot
which succeeded In having tie fIanc
committee accept most of its tariff ate
on. products of the farm AMI ranch, wa
defeated in the senate in its first test {
9 strength against the committee by
margin of three votes.
walter Hill, of Paterson, N. j., We
s arrested last night, in connection wit
: the sudden death last Saturday OF Mr.
It pMarion Bond, of Woodcliff. Hill, it
-,
: home when she died.
y All passengers on the lines Vastri
e which arrived in New York from Sou;
&c American ports were vaccinated
y health officers at quarantine because Il
e purser, H Beckett, developed an arul
tive disease, which was feared to
= small pox.
3
le First degree grand larceny indietmen
were returned in New York against A
'r thur F. Chase and Mr.. and Mrs. Jof
w. Vardeman charging them with Il
le theft of 100000 in bonds from the Cha
= National bank.
u Pierre Tetreault, pioneer copper mi
E. er, died in Montreal. He invested mon,
Al made in Montana mines in Montre
" suburb, which he called Tetreaultvil
r in Quebec province.
y Authority given federal reserve banl
n to, purchase 4 3-4 per cent Victor
n nots dirct from holders at par and a
4 crued interest up to an aggregate amou
e. og $10o, o,000o 900 has been further exten
ed from May Is to June Is, 1922.
Il Eugenia Blair. widely known aetrN,
y playing in Anna Christie at the '-ort tn
Il atre, Chicago, died in her dressing rco
{ at the theatre shortly after her appea
a ance in the early part OF Satar,l;
u nights performance.
le An oil painting Of General Grant. ia
- en- from the main salon of the vate
~ land, was knocked down for &35
I, Pendleton Brothers of New York aat I
of auction of surplus property Of the I'm
~ ed States Shipping Board, Emergen
n Fleet Corporation, held at Wilson Poi
hel
as JoseRh WilNemss who lives In Z
ed same apartment in which Mrs. Henry
s- Bacher killed her three children and h,
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