Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-20

shackleton's Antarctic ship, the Quest, l has arrived at Cape Town, South Africa, i with all aboard we'll.
 Boston university granted degrees to 6S0 students in it's various schools yes terday.
 Ten, honorary degrees were conferred college, Gov. Everett J. Lake being among those honored.
 Belfast suffered again from incendl- arism during Sunday night. There were ei~ht fires and an attempt to burn picture house was frustrated.
 Supreme Court Justice Crosby ordered the disbarment of Nathan A. Tufts, for, mer district attorney of MiddEesex .coun- ty, Mass.
 A woman and two men were killed when high tension wire crossed a guy wire and eiectrocuted a horse in the mill yard of the North Anson tNass.) Manu- featuring company.
 Three empty coal barges which went on the rocks off Branford Point late Sat- urday night are still there. and their con-, dition does not look well for salvaging..
 A collection of s7 pastel portraits of Yale notables by William Sergeant Ken dali, retiring dean. of Yale Art school, is display feature of the university com mencement week at Yale.
 Harold s. Adams. former assistant cashier of the Edison Electric Illuminat- ing company, Boston, pleaded guilty to a charge of larceny of $26,3S5 from the company.
 Eunice Dupree, four years old. was killed when she was struck by an auto Powers of Essex, driver of the machine, agreed to appear before the coroner. Police Inspector Frank McCauIey of the bureau of criminal investigation, for more than 30 years member of the Bos- ton department, died at his home in East Boston from heart trouble.
 Joseph Barthiaume. 40, clerk in the railway mail service, and living at 444 Main street. Stamford, was arrested Sat- urday on the charge of stealing from the l mails.
 Mario Ferrer. leader of tine rebels of Oaxaca state, Mexico, was killed at Til- tepec, in that state, according to appar- | ently authentic dispatches received here 1 from Oaxaca.
 1 President John Grier Hibben of Prince 1 ton university, in his baccalaureate ser- mon, warned against adopting such an l optimistic outlook on the affairs of the world as would lead to indifference. i Commencement at Wesleyan Univer- 1 sity saw the largest class graduated in l it's history, the number of degrees In course conferred being 114. Two years ago 106 were graduated
 Mrs. Lillian Northrop, who kept apart ments at 143S Main street, Bridgeport, was mysteriously murdered during Sun day night. The woman was found dead in her room by twoSmen who lived in her apartments.
 The F1itner-Atwood company, ship chandlers of Boston. with branch offices In Baltimore and New York. was peti- tioned into bankruptcy in the United States district court. Total claims for $32,450 were included in the petition
 The Massachusetts Department or La. bor and Industries in decree filed through the minimum wage commission found that the minimum wage for ex- perienced women laundry employees should be $13.50 a week.
 Edward Y. Kiviat, Max Becker and Herman Kraut of New York were sen tenced in the superior court at Bridge. port to nine to ten years in jail for the robbery of the Connecticut company pay kroI on May 24.
 The Suffolk county grand jury returned an indictment charging Jesse Murphy, g prisoner In a penitentiary at Philadel phia. with the murders of Edward T Foley and Audrey E. Hall. managers oi tea stores in Boston, in February, 1921.
 Mrs. Elizabeth~Ryan of Hartford wa. fatally injured when she was struck by an automobile as she was about, to board trolley car in East Hartford She die6 in the Hartford hospital an hour after the accident
 T ". Cameron Forbes, former governor general of the Philippines, in an address sbefore the Trinity college graduating class Sunday said he did not think the Philippine Island would be ready fol independence for one or two generations
 Damage estimated at thousands O dollars on York county CMe.) farms il resulting from the long-continued heav, rains. Recently planted low land grounC will have to be. re-sowed and crops jus started are under water.
 Fighting continued throughout Sunday in some places outside Canton, the sol diers of Dr. Sun Vat Sen, president ot the southern government, making brave efforts to defeat those of Chen Chiune Ming, although their government has collapsed entirely and Sun has fed
 hunt for H0lstein bull which, af ter seriously injuring it's owner at West port, Mass, threatened the peace of tn, community for several hours from hid ing place in the woods, ended successful ly when posse of farmers cornered tn animal and shot it.
 Authors of history text books in ms, in New York public schools, who yer, accused of unpatriotic interpretations O.
 of some of their subjects were absolveC . in a report of a special examining com
 n1ittee of principals and teachers, mad, public by Superintendent of Schools Et tinger.
 The destroyer Hahn, of Uncle sam'
 prohibition navy, has been detailed tt patrol the waters of the Atlantic, acros.
 the sea lanes ridden by New Yorl : bound liners. to observe the activities O incoming vessels from Europe while be : I-yond the 12-lnlfe limit.
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