Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-09

ously i'll for several weeks IN New la
ven.
The Riga newspapers publish reports
that Nikolai Lenine is suffering from
a blood clot on the brain and his condi-
tion continues serious.
A re-hearing will be asked in the suit !
of Coronado and associate companies
against the International and District
Mine Workers unions and others.
Henry jacob, the 10 year old hotel pan
try boy who was convicted of the murder |
on March IA of Lady Alice White, was |
executed in Pentonville prison, London.
Exports from .he port of New York to !
Germany in April amounted to S10,13b- |
OH compared with $6,O75,793 in April, |
1921.
Eight enlisted men from the United
States gunboat New Orleans are believed |
to have been drowned in sailing mis-
hap at Amurday, Siberia. There has
been no trace of the men since Sunday.
According to L. NJ. Belts, manager of
the car service division of the American
| Railway Association, the United States is
facing freight car shortage which will
be acute by the fall
Herbert R. McCory. former Broadway
| broker, was found by detectives working
as a carpenters helper at Jamaica, and
placed in the Tombs on an Indictment for
bucket-Shopping.
Debaters representing New York uni
versity, sail on the st Paul for England,
where they will meet teams from four
British universities-Oxford, Edinburgh,
Sheffield and London.
Angelo santoro, 4, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Giuseppe Sanford, of $50 Bank
street, Waterbury, died at Waterbury
early last night as the result of a fall
from a second story veranda at his
home yesterday noon.
Augustus Van wyck. former supreme
court justice, and brother of the late ex-
Mayor Robert Van Wyck of New York,
died at Hahnemann hospital, New York,
yesterday, after an illness of several
months.
Representative GalIivan, democrat,
Massachusetts, was advised by Acting
Secretary Roosevelt, that the Boston navy
yard would have enough repair work to
keep it in operation continuously until
the end of the year.
Mrs. ]. G. Beaman of Marion. n. c., /.
in a hospital in critical condition as
the result of having her hair ana part
{ of her scalp torn from her head by an
i electrical curling device in Marion
Beauty shop.
: Eight women holding degrees in OF.
i ford Cambridge and other English uni.
: versities underwent competitive examin.
alton in London for a position in {
9 London laundry. the duties to consist o.
answering telephone inquiries.
: The navy's salvage ship Falcon. nov
o undergoing repairs at New York. has beer
ordered to proceed to Cape Henry to sal
e wage the former German submarine U-1Il
which was sunk last June off Cape Henr!
e Light.
l. Miss Vivian Kill and Leland HodEson
5. will broadcast their wedding ceremon,
It next Saturday night in Oakland Cal. Tn
/ wedding march and every detail of tn
event, will be recorded for the radio
i, phone and no strangers will be barred.
e Search for the body of an infant, re
j. ported to have been thrown into til
e Quinnipiac river at North Haven o
u JUNE was dDdHQOuSQ Dy lne pOlCi
No evidence was found that the repol
d was true.
Is Tho schooner Olympic and its ere
rs of five men have been lost in the gul
according to word receied at BeaumUn
le Tex. The ship left Santo Domingo fc
he Beaumont nine days ago. Captain Rc
ut deletta was in charge.
James A. Reed, United states sen:
or tor. appeared strengthened early ye:
r terday after having been forced wedne
{, day to cancel his speech in Carutherr
~ vile. Mo-, because of a sudden attac
5 Of illness.
~ John Tarzos. son of a Turkish mel
IL chant of Constantinople, whose allege
attentions to Miss Helen wlrtzbach
Boston, a librarian recently caused hi
~ arrest in Chicago, will face the author
ties of the immigration bureau when a
examination into his sanity will be mad
- - A message sent by the mother superie
= = of the Mater hospital in Belfast to KIN
!" George, informing him of the attac
on the institution at time when ii
II streets were occupied by crown forces, n
~ ~ suited In military guard being station
u ed at the hospital
% New York police have been called upo
by the motor vehicle bureau of the Ne
York state tax commission to aid in con
pelling New Jersey vehicle owners WI
Z continually use New York state stree
and roads to take out licenses in tn;
In state after the reciprocal fifteen day
ar period has expired.
at 6ixty-four hag-draped caskets, bea
w ing the last of Americas war dead
x be brought home from France by r
by quest, were lifted over the side of Il
70 transport Somme in New York Servic,
ID will be held Sunday, and then the bodi,
'e- will be sent to relatives for final buris
en-
at The loss to the state of Connectic
Lr- annually from preventable and MOI
ey preventable diseases was estimated to |
he upward of s50,ooO,o00 by DR.. John
lst Black, state commissioner OF health,
he an address before the conference on Il
tn. eradication of bovine tuberculosis at Il
ch state capitol.
ms
President Harding and his party q
rived at Somersville. n. j.. yesterday
q special train from Washington at 3.
o'clock. The party drove in autom
On biles directly to the home Of Senat
Frelinghuysen, where they passed I
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