Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-11

Herman ArOnOn or Bridgeport, trading | as the Pedcde's Dairy filed voluntary pc tition in bankruptcy in New Haven. show l ing liabilities of $13,S4 and assets of $5,- 159.
 Senator John W. Sanford of Hnmden l was appointed by Gov. Lake to be coun- ty commissioner for New Haven county to 1 fill the vacancy caused by the resigpa- tion of Commissioner James Geddes.
 The official thermometer in Boston yes yesterday was within two degrees Of the hottest April day on record It was S5 degrees at 2.30 this after noon. On April 191th, 1914, the mercury registered ST.
 William T. Colyer and his wife. Amy Colyer of Wellesley, British subjects who were arrested in radical raids in Boston two years ago. were taken to New ork for deportation.
 Civil Service Commissioner Payson Dana announced that the new eXamin- ations for lieutenants and sergeants in the Boston police department would be held on April 20.
 Official wireless messages were receiv- ed in Worcester by Dr. and Mrs John o. Berry from five high government of ficials in Japan, congratulating them on their golden wedding anniversary.
 The police of Springfield received word of the arrest in Jersey City. N. l.. of Eugene Scfbeih, wanted in Springfield on the charge of murdering Antonio Beno vito. December 1. 1920.
 4 government operated corporation for development of the nitrate and water power projects at Muscle Shoals, is pro- posed in a congressional resolution made public by Senator Norris.
 It was officially announced in Mexico City that sos new titles to mining prop critics were issued by the Mexican Depart ment of Commerce and Industry during the first three months of this year. Federal Judge Mayer set May 12 as date for argument on petition of Edward G. Buckland, vice president of New Ha- ven for modification of the dissolution decree of Oct. IT. 1914. The Cunard steamship Mauretania ar rived at Cherbourg, yesterday from New York making the trip from the Ambrose Channel Lightship, S.161 miles, in five 1 days 10 hours and , minues. Members of the socialist party were called upon in a letter sent out by the national executive committee in Chica- go. to render every possible aid to the striking coal miners" James Wilson, colored, was shot and killed by his twenty years old step-soG Robert Thompson, in the bedrom of their home in South Norwalk- A moment be- fore Wilson had been choking his wife, following an argument between them. NJ Boucheur, former French minister of liberated regions, declared before as sociation of Central Belgium that money should not be based on gold standard but on actual purchasing power within | country.
 Mrs. Ethel Clark. who brought suit re- gently against Herbert Rawlinson. motion picture actor, for S2OO.00O alleging se- ! auction of her daughter Dirothy. swallow ed icoison and is in a critical condition a a hospital in Boston.
 l A museum of special electrical inven- 1 tions is being organized in PetrogTad in | commemoration of Thomas a Edison. the American inventor whose 18th birthdav anniversary was celebrated in various parts of Russia.
 | Captain Daniel Mcdonald of GIou- cester upon the arrival a. Portland. Ma.
 of the schooner Marshal Foch. reported that Paul Ronlet, a member of his crew was washed overheard when a big wave struck the craft during storm March
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 Testimony intended to support charges l 1af rraft and ror7cpirarz- which a tition for the removal of Supreme Court
 Justice Edward P. Pierce are based was | introduced before a Massachusetts leg
 islative committee. l Chief James of the Worcester fire de- | partment has made strenuous objects fv police patrolmen using firemen as spotters in making liquor raids. He says firen7en are paid to fight fires, not to fight moon
 sinners
 The fishing school ''Henry Ford" Clayton Morrissey's international fisher mans crd2 aspirant, which is being built | at the Story ship yards in Esser, Mass. Is scheduled to be launched today at 10 a. m.
 A bill providing for the imm ediate aD- pointment of SO additional men for the l Sudl6 pOllCc pdAAOif NAAiA si tA AoA'4A A''- l 30 more next year, went through all the reading in the Massachusetts senate un- der suspension of the rules Richard Dexter Knight, president and treasurer of the Livermore & Knight Co.,, printers, died at his home in Providence. , MT. Knight was the founder of Liver more & Knights company. He was 60 years old.
 
 John H. Reddin of Denver. Colo. was elected supreme master, fourth degree, of the Knights of Columbus by the interna- tional board cf directors of the order in session in New Haven. MT. Reddin's term is for four years, effective at once. After being sentenced to die in the electric chair and spending seven months in Sing Sing prison Gieuseppe Florina, 26 of Brooklyn and Alberto Anastasio, 19, Of Providence, R. l., were discharged by Supreme Court Justice May at the request of District Attorney Ruston m Brooklyn. An accounting of the S350, ,00o, ,00o worth of enemy property held by the government was given the senate in report the first compiled since Febru- ary, 1919, filed by Alien Property Custo- diam Thomas W. Miller in response to a resolution by Senator King, democrat, nP Itch