Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-02-25

neapolis died at a hospital in Boston.
He had been under treatment there a
week.
Ruth Law, aviatriN and forme= holder of
the long distance record from Chicago to
New York, and other aviation records, an
nounced her retirement from flying.
Mayor Curley of Boston told the pub
lie that landlords who insist upon un-
just rent increases will be obliged to
submit to an increase in the assessed
valuation of the property.
Explosions and fires occurred in two
buildings in Lynn, Mass, iniuring three
hremen and causing considerable prop
erty damage.
Accused of the grand larceny of s119,-
900 through checks mot obtained for
| lawful purpose" Richard Kretzner, cash
Ter of the exporting firm of Alexander and
Baldwin. Ltd, New York, was arrested at
his home in Richmond Hill, Long Island.
plea for religious tolerance has been
made by Hanford MacNider, national COM
rnander Of the American Legion. in a letter
| to the editor of - otestant" publish
ed in Washington. D. C Haga.al-
Mrs. Nellie Blessing Eyster, 92. pioneer
California resident and writer of many
short stories and and children's books, is
! dead at the home of her daughter in Ber-
kelley, Calf.
A general extension of time for the fl
| ing of income tax return was granted
corporations by Internal Revenue Com
missioner Blair. Corporations are given
up to June Is.
| French government has authorized the
credit national to float a new loan of s.
| coo 900 coo francs to meet the expenses
of the extraordinary budget of 1922 for
reconstruction, pensions and the army of
occupation.
/ Samuel Pratt r-eside-,t IF the United
Advertising Corporation and q pioneer
! the business OF outdoor advertising, died
on board the teamshlp Paris, en- route to
HaTe.
William NJ IngIes, said to come from,
1 East Radford. Va. was bound over tc
| the superior court at South Norwalk. II
bonds of $4,000, on charge Of obtain
/ ing money under false pretences.
4 An official denial was made by Police
Commissioner Samuel ]. Keeler al
South Norwalk, that a "shake-up" II
the police department was to come with
the resignation of Detective Sergeant
Thomas Hunt.
Five automobile bandits drove up to
drug store and subpost office IN Williams
burg, n. " leisurely robbed the proprt-
etors and physician Of $4,000 in cash
took s205 in money and stamps from thf
| nd
Ancinary reoeivership proceeding
against the Columbia Graphophon'
Manufacturing Company, brought Il
Connecticut, were dismissed by Judg
Edwin S. Thomas of the United State
district court.
The Massachusetts house Of represen
tatives discussed the case of Emilia A
Dumas of New Bedford, who Is half a
= inch too short to qualify as a patrol
& man.
= An appropriation for an airplan
II landing field in East Boston as a ter
minus for a possible air mail servic
. between Boston and San Francisco, wa
y advocated before the legislative CON
: nittee on harbors and public lands.
wel-dressed woman, with a CON
u plexion described in a circular as lik
:, peaches and cream" was being sougf
4 yesterday by police and private detet
,. tives for the larceny OF diamonds va
" ued at $4,000 from jewelry stores
! Boston.
j. W Collins of Hartford was electe
- president of the Society of Master Hous
irAA ND Decorators n Cor
: !. nectfcut, in succession to Thomas New
ton. The Woe president are c. H. Mars
y - of New Haven and D. H Mackenzie {
- Bridgeport.
Vernon 4 uoEg, zooIoEist, secretary
- the Nations Research council, Washing
~ ton, D. c., and John W. Davis, attorne
= of New York city, formerly arnbassadc
to Great Britain, have been elected tru:
l. tees of the Rockefeller Foundation.
ae A Chicago landlord who acquired IL
IN habit of boosting the rent so often the
he received more money every year ths
"a his building cost, has received dose
a his own medicine in tax Increase Of 81
r per cent. assessed against him
a. Three more children, bringing the t
r tai to IS, were reported as having bet
Dlll6n Dy d OOE lLIcL| Qo-SlAOd LII - u
Id Highlands district while Holyoke scho
e. pupils were on their way home for Il
e. noon recess.
Sergeant Robert C. washburn,
NJ Lansing, Mich, attached to the Cal
: strom aviation field at Arcadia, FIJI
OF fell 5000 feet to his death yesterd;
s. while attempting parachute drop fro
g an airplane.
BY a resolution adopted at a session
at its executive council, the American Fed
t. ration OF Labor ageed to cooperate wi
e. the workers' education bureau, a Ne
IN York trdas union organization nj e
deavoring to extend the benefits of TN
sc versity training to adult labor union mer
r berA
ed
st Explosion of acids In tank c
he which was on tracks between war
IS. houses of Richards & Co., Stamfor
he makers of artificial feathers, caused t
Z probable death of Joseph Hogan a
Joseph Taxter, workmen, both of Sta
ford, and a fire which resulted in SO
900 loss.
IE Abdul Hamfd Cutet, dealer in orien
antiques. VINO was In police court
d. New Haven on a misdemeanor char