Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-24

Bridgeport.
 Harvard university conferred thirteen | honorary degrees and 1,4o1 regular de- grees at its 2S6th comm mencement exer- cises.
 The Federal Reserve bank of Boston | yesterday reduced it's discount rate from ! 4 1-2 to per cent. The old rate had | prevailed since Nov. 4 last.
 Officials of the Whitinsville. Linwood and Saundersville (Mass.) cotton mills announced that beginning July 26 the plants would run on full time.
 The Boston police say that Donald H. Stewart, detained in Los Angeles as a fugitive, is wanted in Boston on an in- dictment charging larceny.
 Gifts of s4,s2s,oo0 to Harvard univer- sity were announced by President A. Lawrence Lowell in his commencement day address to the alumni.
 Demand for a congressional investi- gation of the office of the alien prop erty custodian was made in the house by Representative Woodruff
 The Rev. Dr. John Coleman Adams. pastor of the Church of the Redeemer, Hartford. and one of the leaders of the Universalist church died at his home.
 Mayor Robert A. Kenyon of Pawtucket, R. l., has offered reward on behalf of. the city of $500 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of bomb throw CTS
 .Ia k. Central railroad system was caused by a cloudburst along the Penobscot river l valley, particularly in the vicinity of Bangor, Me.
 Capt. RoaId Amundsen's exploration ! ship Maud, bound on a fve-year scientific 1 expedition in the North Polar basin re-
 zion. has arrived in Nome Alaska, r 1-2 ] days out of Seattle.
 A message from Moscow to the Central i News says the Russian council of com missares has granted Premier Lenine a | leave of absence until autumn on account
 of his illness.
 l La Nacion of Havana prints an attack | against the United States under a seven l column first page head, declaring that
 Hatred of the American Must Be Our
 New Religion"
 Mrs. Isetta Jewell Brown of Kingwood, l ". Va. one of the best known women in l public life in West Virginia, has an-
 nounced her candidacy for United States senator
 Capt. Frank J. Jones. ss years old, of the North Adams, Mass. police depart
 nent. died at a hospital from burns and | Id, stroyed the police station on May 26. | Critoti Emetrio, an employe In the power house of the New York. New Ha- ven and Hartford railroad at Cos Cob, 1 was killed yesterday when he was caught
 in the machinery of coal crusher.
 Everitt Colby of New Jersey, William
 c. Wyckoff of New York and Judge Will
 liam W. Douglas of Providence, former
 justice of the Rhode Island supreme
 court. were elected trustees of Brown uni
 versity by the corporation.
 John A. CasweH. 8 blind Civil war vet
 eran, has been stricken with smallpox al
 his home in Milford, Mass. He returned Saturday from a trip to Arizona and 1t i:
 believed he may have contracted the dis ease in that section.
 Robert M. McQuade, commissioner ot
 conciliation, United States department O. r labor, arrived in Manchester, N. H., anC
 has arranged series of conferences il hopes of hringing to a speedy settlemen the textile strike.
 Twenty-three children, nine of whon
 were i'll in bed with measles weer re
 moved from the ci 6drens home, an or , phanage, in Springfield. Mass. followin, , an explosion of chemicals in the basemen that filled the building with smoke. A letter received by Mayor Curley O , Boston, in which the writer offers re ward of s1,00o for information concernin,
 his wife and child who, he asserts, hay
 been kidnapped. was turned over to Polio
 Superintendent Crowley for investigation Senator Glass. democrat, Virginia
 was called a liar" in the senate b, l CT the Virginia senator had declared tha : a statement made by the Alabama sen l ator was false. 3 Eight stills, 1000 gallons of mash an twenty gallons of "moonshine" wer 5 confscated by federal men when the, T raided ten shacls located on a tract o . land m 1oWn Hlot, III Ine south west Q ern section of Waterbury. The committee on business conduct O y the New York stock exchange, accord ing to an announcement carried by tn y Dow, Jones Financial Ticker has begu d an investigation of the recent sensation e al movements of Mexican Petroleur e stock the floor of the exchange. t Supreme Court Justice Carroll in Bo. n ton dismissed a bill in equity brought b d the Preferred Underwriters of Delawar d against the New Haven road to restrai
 the company from contracting with tn | Statler Hotel Co.,. Inc. for the sale ( n land in Boston to be used as a hotel sit d .. ;. 1 uxur AT THE wuTrp