Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-30

/ Gothenburg, Sweden. with its extern
| sive marine shipping facilities, and It's
i new free port is now preparing to build
/ an aerial harbor.
Fire badly damaged the aGryan block
in East Hartford, with loss estimated
at $50, 600 The building is owned by the
Crescent and Rebecca lodges, I. o. o. F.
Samuel NJ. Osborn, 5s vice president
of the Miller and Peck company, Of Wa |
terbury died at his home in Naugatuck. |
He had been sick several months.
4 Thomas j. West. who shook hands
with Lafayette when baby and who
last month observed his Tooth birthday,
died at Wheatley Hills. N. Y.
Fire OF undetermined origin in the two
story furniture storage building Of the
o. F. Prentiss company, Lowell, Mass
caused damage of about $4,000.
The Moscow Art Theatre which viii
, send company Of players to America
late this summer is considered in Russia
7 to produce the highest form of dramatic
art.
Colonel Edward w. Ryan, of Scranton,
Pa, American Red Cross commissioner
n for the Baltic states, has been appointed
> honorary membeH of the Riga fire de-
q partment.
: Fourteen members of the Samuel Led
! yard Canoe club of Dartmouth college,
e made the trip down the Connecticut riv-
It er from Hanover, N. H, to Saybrook,
I Conn.
r President Harding boarded the May
4 a. f1er ffa
n ArmyNayy baseball game at Annapolis,
y and started toward Washington, where he
+ is expected to arrive early today.
Ie DIR. John Allen WSeth, founder of the
d New York Polytechnic Medical school and
l. hospital, one of the first post graduate
It medical schools In the United States, died
Is suddenly In New York Of heart disease.
otI Five persons were injured Sunday night
when an enclosed automobile crashed in
r to the stone abutment of a cross-cver OF
,e the New York, New Haven and Hartford
s. railroad at Southbury, Conn.
Of Mrs. Eva Griffin, wife of John GrIf-
fin, butler at the ho1ae of Mss Anna
B. Jennings. died at St. Vincents MS
pital, Bridgeport, from poison alleged to
have been self-administered.
Sir Auckland C. Geddes, British am
s. bassador to the United States, will bt
e. the principal speaker at the alumni
e luncheon on Commencement day. Jun,
ne 81, at Brown university.
Samuel Carr, financial, associatcs
with corporations in many parts Of tn
n country. died at his home in Boston. H
Il was president of the New England Con
servatory Of Music.
Former senator John j. Walsh, dem
ocrat. of Boston, unsuccessful candidat
for governo rim 1890, took out paper
for the party nomination for Unitet
4 States senator.
HI Collective bargaining as q first prin
ciple of industrial agreements was dis
cussed in detail In hte report Of the gen
eraI executive obard Of the Amalgamate
Textile Workers of America.
The body Of Gertrude Newhort, age
seven, missing since Saturday from he
home in Stapleton, S. l., was found yet
terday In a well on a farm nearby. Sh
had evidently fallen through q broke
covering over the well.
Prohibition Director Brown Of Newar
said yesterday that he was considerin
the use of women dry agents. This SUI
H Eifreth, Of Haddonfeld, state viz
president of the W. C. T. u.
President Harding has expressed Era
itude to the national unemploymel
conference for it's services In the cris
last winter in letter to Secretary Hoo
bin er made public at the commerce depar
!; ment.
ing
ent Edward McDcrmott, past exalted ru
,nal er of the Hoboken lodge of Euks, w
onal arrested by Thomas Carey of Hoboke
who year ago put up a bond OF s2,5
to obtain his release on charge Of Ell
said bezzlement.
an
ticle Chile viii receive approximately 1850
IN 600 pesos gold from the German cover
Free ment In payment of expenses incurred
been connection with the inteFnment OF Gt
meet man sailors IN this country during t
war.
Plans TO rthe participation By Il
rAv government in the Brazilian centenn
celebration and exposition at Rio de J
,,,or neiro, which is to begin September
~ 122 and close March 81, 1928, have il
aras been completed by a special commissit
sn6 The boIshevik government anticipat
.oro- a great revival of foreign trade Il
,ert summer. These hopes are based upon
presence in Moscow of number of G,
-. man, Swedish and other representa-,
+bs of big capital.
held =.
cost oena.o, Dasu l.: maisn, the Princil
day services, urged former service men
fight against the slave mind attitu
which he said had ruined Germany a
now threatened this country.
ETS
Having entered the equine hall
hers, fame reserved for horses that have "
we're 100000 or more on the track, WI
crib Sharpe Kilmed's great gelding Extern
had ator was shipped from Louisville, K
iited bound for Belmont Park, N. z.
d in
,ass- Two boys. standing on the enst
proach to the Brooklyn bridge dropy
RON a lasso over the shoulders of Sam
Mrs Denton and jerked him of his feet. WI
ated one of the bovs held fast TO tbe rc
has pinioning Denton's arms. the other W
through his pockets, taking three doll
Kept and gold watch.
ret a
rned NJ .u5 NJ. vvtu,.v, p..
rested at Manchester, Conn, for
Providence, R. l., police charged "
kidnapping the foster-chiid of Mrs. NJ
GES Van Iuben of that city and Of wh
Mrs. Payne Is the natural mother.
nent
itra- Frank Bridges Of Montville Me-
lecti- attendant at the, Danvers (Mass.) s.
COM hospital. was arraigned today. char