Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-30

Social Workers at its business session in Providence, R. l.
 The tuEboat Bathgade with the barge Texas in tow, went ashore off the south west side of Block Island in a dense fog.
 detail of 1so United States marines selected from various stations will be assigned to duty at the Brazilian expo sion to be held at Rio Joneiro next fall.
 Daniel A. Doyle, Boston tire dealer. was arrested on an indictment warrant charging him with the theft of automobile tires worth sSO,1SI
 Heavy fogs and the incapacitation of the marine compass at the Chariestown i navy yard combines to hold nine in ton.
 The Scotia worsted mills of Newton, | Mass. were petitioned into bankruptcy in | the federal court in Boston. Liabilities | were placed at $640.6S9, assets slightly l less than s5oo,00o.
 Max GoIdstein. convicted of throwing a bomb into the senate in Bucharest in De- cember, 1920, killing two persons and wounding several severely. has been con demned to life imprisonment.
 The John Fritz medal. one of the high est distinctions bestowed by the engin- eering' profession in this country, has cen awarded for 1922 to Senator Gugliel- mo Marconi.
 Morris Shinderman, Chicago diamond broker. St. Louis. reported to the police that he had been robbed of s65,Oo0 in di- amends and ewelry while en route to Mexico, Missouri, from St Louis.
 Investigation of the operation of the New York Cotton Exchange and trans actions there on was proposed in reso- lution introduced by Representative Vim son, democrat, Georgia.
 The Massachusetts department of public utilities granted the Worcester Consolidated Street Railway company the right to relocate it's tracks on Main | street. Worcester.
 E. Y.1Clarke, imperial wizard. pro tenn. of the Ku Klux Klan, in a statement | made public at Atlanta, denied that the ] Klan or. any of its officials had ever claimed connection with the Masonic order.
 Riot guns were used in Rochester, N. | T., by the police to dislodge from freight cars in the Portland Avenue yards of tue ] New York Central railroad. fifteen | burglars surprised while footing the cars by Douglas Sioefel, a railroad detective.
 Fire in the owl cafe and gambling house in Mexicalo, Lower California, caused damage estimated at more than | $500 ,000 to the entire block occupied by that concern and it's subsidiaries and to other structures.
 Rates on cattle and meats written in- to the tariff bill with the, approval of republican agricultural tariff bloc and ranging higher than those in tIe house measur, were approved by the senate by overwhelming majorities.
 Unless a speedy readustment of Boston marketing conditions is effected the Bos- ton chamber of commerce expresses in a report the fear that prices for fresh fruits and vegetables will further in crease.
 Vincent Reine, known as boxing bout promoter, lost his automobile while out to dinner in West Haven. and the Strat- ford officers found it in possession of Adolph Bitali.
 Homer S. Cummings of Connecticut, former chairman of the democratic na- tional committee, has been in Washington the past few days conferring with na- tional democratic leaders over the polite al situation
 | While the typhoid fever which has sent James T. Moran, president of the Irr-- pany to his bed in New Haven. Is taking reported as easy.
 The steamer Providence, bound from New York to Fall River struck ledge of Fort wetherell. Her 21 passengers were rescued uninjured and were brought to Newport, R. l., by the steam CT General.
 bolt of lightning struck a hearse in North Bergen, N. J., shocked the under tKaker and caused panic among mourn CTS while the body of Sarah Gallo of West Hoboken, was being lowered into the grave at Flower Hill cemetery
 Miss Alicia DuSPont. daughter of Al fred I. DuPont, powder manufacturer. of Wilmington, Del. was married in Lon dOn to daroid SanQford Giendennlng oi Norwalk, Conn, who Is a Rhodes schol- ar at Oxford.
 Three arrests were made and 16z quarts of whiskey were seized when GUS
 toms officials swooped down upon the
 British steamer Oritani at the Lons
 Wharf. Boston, and found liquor being passed over the side of the vessel to an oil barge.
 |
 The William Cramp and Sons shIr
 and Engine Building. company yesterday
 declared the regular quarterly dividend of one per cent. and an extra cash divi- dend of s25 per share. The company
 is controlled by the American Ship and
 Commerce corporation.
 Postmaster James E. CadoEan, a,
 Adams, Mass, shot himself through the head dying instantly. in his private of
 flee. He had been postmaster eight years and his term would have expired in Oc tober
 Federal prohibition agents. assisted b,
 the local police seized a five gallon stii in operation, four barrels of mash, anC
 seven quarts of finished product, in : house owned by Mrs. Fannie Copuano ir : Norwalk.
 Alexander Romanesque. who claims de i scent from Austrian royalty and Mis-. t Bessie Walton, sister of David Walton IAr--