Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-21

Edward Arthur Walton, widely !
Known artist, is dead at his home in |
E,ilt.fu1 gh He was 81 years of a@e and |
president of the Royal Scottish Soci- I;
cites of Painters in Water Coiors.
The first week of the Newfoundland |
sealing voyage has ended with excellent |
prospects for capacity trips, wireless |
reports saying $4,000 seals had been
killed.
Of IA principal industries, 10 show
ed an increase in the number Of per
sons employed in February as compar-
ed with January while four showed
decrease.
A fleet of 72 fast motor cars eacn
carrying half a dozen policeman, was
LAUGHED by the New York police de
partment in a further report to check
the crime wave. The new motor bri-
gade will be in service day and night.
President Emeritus Charles w. Eliot
of Harvard University celebrated his
s0th birthday yesterday doing his reg
ular days work.
Albert {. Proffitt discovered new
link between the radio and he tc!e-
phone, by which he can listen in an
telephones within radius Of 200
yards, has demonstrate its efficiency
in Providence, R. I.
Fire destroyed the three story brick
building of the Dewitt Grocery com
pany, in the heart of the business dis
trict of Brattleboro, VT The damage
was estimated at $125,O00.
The crew of nine rombers OF the
British freight steamer Scotsbura were
rescued by the Rockland steam trawler
Coot off Cape Sable. when they a5an-
doned their sinking craft, AMI We're
/ brought into Rockland, Me.
| Rev. Joseph J. Ahearn, pastor OF ST.
Joseph's church at Eastport, Me, the
past 26 years, also in charge OF the
missions at Pembroke and at the Pas
samaQuoddy Indian Reservation az
Pleasant Point, died at Portland, Ne.
Bartholomew S. eastman, arrested
in Lynn, Mass, q week ago on a
charge of attempting to murder by
chIoroform his wife and his daughter
Myrtle, pleaded guilty to charge of
assault on the child.
A nnaIady Of undeternined nature
has killed in the past fortnight nine
teen Of a herd of one hundred deer,
which is kept or the park Of the
Union Metallic Cartridge Company in
the northern suburbs of Bridgeport
The old whaling bark Greyhound. of
/ nyJ- Re <sr4 -s-I,st t1rr
afoat, has been lost at sea off the
coast Of Guinea.
! Joseph simone. of Boston, with
three bullet wounds in his own body
W Is Sc we'd with d warrant elargi:.;'
him with the murder OF tIuisep9e A .ap-
sio, his brother-in- law last night
Alapsio was shot after a family quar-
rel.
Two ishops and nearly POO pr'ests
took part in the celebration in Holyoke
Mass, of the 50th anniversary OF
Mother, Mary of Providence as a mem
bers of the Order of Sisters Of Provi-
dence.
The annual town meeting at SontI
Hadley, Mass, was adjournet. fer q1art.
hour to allow Town Clerk Martinus H
Marsden to officiatc at a marriage ccre.
mony.
Hull. Ingraham Co.. stock brokers j.
Bristol made an assignment to Judge "
} ]. Malone of Bristol
italian govefnment has cancelled Il
part an order for 800 locomotives origin
ally placed in Germany.
Only o65 Germans immigrated by wa,
Of the port of Hahburg last January. j.
January. 1921, about 1900 German imTai
grants cleared from Hamburg.
Coastwise shipping between chilean
ports, excepting Punta Arenas will b
: reserved exclusively TO Chilean vessel
. after Jan. 1. 1928, under law passed b!
congress after a long debate.
: steamer will be fitted out by the Ca
madam government as a floating eTnibi
tion of Canadian products and sent on
: voyage to the principal trading por:s q
the world
solemn service with mass was eel
ebrated in Paris Sunday in the church 0
St Roch for the soldiers of the allie
armies who fell on the Argonne battl.,
field.
! A dispatch from Vienna says it is an
thoritatively stated there there that Bul
E garian rnilitarists have overthrcwu tn
cabinet Of Stamboulisky and establishe
E a dictatorship.
n Admitting. according to the police. tI,a
p | he had arranged more than one thousan
n opium parties in New York. Anthony Ges
I sci, SO years old, was ARA igned In magis
trate's court and held in $500 bail 70
trial.
Leslie white OF Trenton, n. j., took
, drink Of putative liquor to cure cold. II
was found dead in bed. Chemists sr
testing the contents Of the bottle foua
by his side.
! Rev. James e. Bees, pastor for fou
years of the Kings Highway Congrega
tional church in Bridgeport, has resigr
; ed on account OF Ill health.
John Hurley, 6s, retired. of Bridgepor
: formerly president Of the John A. Hurle
: Manufacturing company, and 4 formC
e member Of the board of education, die
there yesterday.
4 Dissolution of the Wire Goods r,
Z change, alleged by federal investigators
0 have been conducted in violation Of Ii
c Sherman antitrust law, was ordered
by Federal Judge Knox.
Official denial was made by IA
3 Bulgarian legation in Paris of the re
port received by a Paris neWspape
Y that the Bulgarian nilitarists had ov