Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-27

organ recitsls as first aid to students
undergoing mid-year examinations nav
been prescribed by the faculty of Dart (
mouth college.
Lower fares on the Boston Elevated |
railway are In sight. Winthrop Conln, |
a member of the trustees, told legis-
lative committee.
Antoine Primiano, Of Warren. r. l., |
Is champion syster shucker of Provi- |
dence, r. I. In contest he defeated all |
comers by separating 1,27S oysters from |
their shells in one hour.
Mayor Frank Pulver of st. Petersburg,
Fla, had request from the St. Peters
burg Purity league that he appoint a
bathing suit inspector.
Lower prices for milk throughout the
country due to great surplus, was fore
cast by w. T. Schilling, Of Northfield.
Mimi, at meeting IF milk producers in
Buffalo, n. Y.
Support of Henry Fords offer for
Muscle Shoals was announced by the
attending the national agricultural con-
ference.
Death of Dorothy WardeT. former
show girl, on a New Yorklbound Mon
treal express last week, has led to the dis.
closure of an international drug SNUG
CLING ring OF large proportions.
Raymond Oberndorf, a young musician,
| is held by the police in Chicago pending
| investigation of an attempt TeUsday t.
shoot Felix Borowsld. comp ser and pres
ident Of the Chicago musical college.
The Du Pont Powder company of Will
mington, Del, authorized announcement
that 1t had received a contract from the
| Argen tina government fer "a milton
pounds of military smokeless powder.
Captain sacadura dabai. Of Lisbon.
announced that he will attempt to fly
across the Atlantic next September on the
occasion of the International exposition at
Rio Janeiro.
DR.. Charles Wesley Flint. president of
Corrzell college, Mount .VerH n, Iowa,
was elected chancellor of Syracuse uni
versity by unanimous vote of the trus-
tees
Secretary Hoover announced the ap,
pointment of Grosvenor H. Jones Of
Cleveland, as head of the newly organize
paper division of the bureau ef foreign
and domestic commerce.
Interesting exercises marked the lay,
ing of the cornerstone at II o'clock yes.
terday morning of 100000 buildinl
for the Meriden hospital on Cook avenue
Meriden.
5 Henry s. Pratt, 81, died yesterday a
the Meriden hospital from a shock whicl
: he suffered Tuesday night He was bori
l in Meriden. January 9. 1S41 and wa
e graduated from Yale in 1868.
Reductions in the wage scales of of
6cers and men on shipping b-ard vessel
amounting to mere than fifteen per cen'
E and effective February 6 was announce
by the board
= John A. Wells, of West Haven, who's
). reckless driving of an automobile caus
/, ed the death of Police Officer Patric
J. J. Shea, in New Haven, on October i
Is 1919, was fined $500 and costs of s31'
m Shipping board wartime housing pre-
jects at Bath, Me-, Groton. Conn, Wi
In mington, Pa, and Essington. Pa. who's
in uotis osiginal cost tapTCoximated s11
g. 65OOoo, will be sold by auction within ii
-. next month.
r Attorney General Daugherty was cal
10 ed upon by the senate in a resolutfo
a. adopted to furnish data covering pra'
~ ticaNy all phases of the government
- prosecutions under the war time espioi
a, age and conspiracy laws.
90 Protest Of organized labor again
American participation in the Gene
60 conference If the Russian soviet govern
" nept is to be represented ther was pr
,e snted to President Harding by Somu
~ Gompers.
ao The Detroit, Toledo and Ironton raj
+ road applied to the interstate CONNER
commission for authority to issue S451
ls 900 in five per cent. SO years gold bon
al and to sell them to Henry Ford, Edsel
r. Ford and Clara ]. Ford.
III Infectious jaundice which sometim
has been taken for influenza, has be,
noted by the state department of heal
in it's morbidity report for last week, al
'E health officers have been requested
forward information about It.
n Thomas HI. Moon, charged with sen
It's through the mails to prominent Stratfo
a women, was bound over in the Bridgepc
". city court to the United States court
he New Haven, February term. Bend "
ry fexd at $1,000.
us
of Announcement was made by the Ass
or lciation Of Disabled American Veteran
# the World War that they would hold
ar conference in Washington from Februa
to 8 "in an attempt to carry the fig
It for adequate government relief up to
gh | doors Of the United States Veterans E
nd reau."
lg-
lc- The Boston Symphonic orchestra 81
at a wreath to the funeral at Leipsic
at Arthur Nikisch, the Hungarian direct
who was formerly its leader, as tr
ute to his genius and in gratitude
his services.
Joseph j. Lyman, formerly an
lis sign in the navy, whse arrest last spri
of followed his voluntary return from M
"a treal, was placed on trial in the fede
led | court in Boston for, embezziement
ich 900 while acting as paymaster
or the cruiser Chester.
Ilso
on. Chester N. White, chief accounts
ike for the Everlastik company, manuf
of turers of elastic fabrics, was arraigl
will in court at Chelsea, Mass, charged "
ing, larceny of $4,000. He was released
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