Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-26

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 The German battIeship and the sub- marine SIS collided during night ma noevres, near Sassnitz, ten sailors on the submarine were killed
 The steam trawler Surf, owned by the Bay State Fishing company of Boston, z arrived at Fish Pier, Boston, with a { catch of 10000 pounds of mackerel. f
 samuel J. Marsh, clerk of the superior court. was stricken with an acute at { tack of indigestion just as he was about to open court in Waterbury. 1,
 Diplomas and degrees were awardede to 27 graduates at the annual con- mencement of the Hartford Seminary Foundation.
 Reverend J. Kelly Grffen. of Sudan. Egypt, for many years the directing head of that missionary field. has been elected moderator of the United Presbyterian church of North America. Raymond B. Fosdick New York | lawyer associated with John D. Rocke- | feller, Jr., may succeed Dr. Harry Pratt Judson as president of the University of Chicago.
 Sale of ss5,ooO,oOO five per cent. bonds of the New England Telephone and Tel egraph company to a banking syndicate headed by J. P. Morgan and company, was announced.
 Departure of the French mission head | ed by M. Parmentier, to confer with the l American inter-allied debt funding com mittee in Washington has been indefinite 1 ly postponed.
 Federal Judge Augustus N Hand, in
 New York cancelled the naturalization papers of "Bela Kohn," now of Budapest
 who is believed to be Bela Kuhn, former
 bolshevist dictator of Hungary.
 The finding in Boston harbor of the body of Charles T. Daw of Somerville, , who disappeared a month ago caused re- lief that Daw fell from ferryboat while on his way to work. Elmer Dover, assistant secretary of ) the treasury, said that he had mo com 3 ment to make" on the removal of certain
 Of his appointees by Secretary Mellon } yesterday. made in the interest of ef- 5 fciency and economy. Q President Harding was initiated into : the Phi Alpha Delta, a legal fraternity. : The initiation took place at the White r House and was presided over by Frank L. n Fawcett, supreme justice of the fraterni- e ty.
 x The heat wave in the Alps region has
 broken a ninety-year record for May. il Thermometers at a number of points
 registered 90 degrees Fahrenheit Snow
 and glaciers are melting rapidly and the
 Rhine and Rhone rivers are rising
 
 L Sam Johnson, the human Iocomotiye'
 who recently ran from New York to = Boston in 46 hours, left Wednesday with r. letter from Mayor Hylan to President It Harding. He expects to reach Washing J. ton this noon.
 l. The Connecticut Chamber of Com v. merce in annual session in Hartford > adopted a resolution commenting the ,s stand of the Connecticut men in con V. gress in opposition to the soldiers bonu n bill.
 Dr. Charles P. Gaston<of New York r. president of the National Council o n Teachers of English speaking to the Uni m tarian Sunday School society in Boston .. stressed the necessity for new and force q ful methods of teaching the Bible il - church schools.
 Thomas J. Thompson, who started hi
 career with the Standard Oil company O
 Indiana 37 years ago as a day laborer 4S and Edward J Bullock, whose first em
 ployment with the concern was an offic - boy, were elected to the board of direct d, ors at annual salaries said to excee is $30,00O each.
 O. Thomas A. Edison was characterize Id as "a good electrician, but a very poo 70 oT1ofn fr1I rrr-- nd B. McAdams, president of the America h. Bankers association, before the conven
 tion of Oklahoma Bankers association.
 A commuhique issued by the Russia IN trade delegation in London quotes tn
 bolshivik official newspaper Izvestia c <u Moscow as declaring that petroIeur we played the leading part in the Genoa con st ference.
 Three city hremen and two tunn, F workers were killed by gas and electrici ,s+ ty at the bottom of fifty-two foot shaf of sewer system in Milwaukee an ,r- nearly score of firemen were over come.
 III Complete returns from oregon's 3 'h counties, 12 being official, gave Goverr a or Ben w. Olcott plurality of 627 owe ne Charles Hall for the republican nomins llOH IOF governor m last ErlQdyS prtn
 ary. The latest figures were: Olcot
 43,102; Hall 42, 475. ED Officials in Boston are virtually agree
 that John Hawthorn, the marine corr re- private. who Is under arrest at uantic he Va, for the murder of Ralph W Brew, at, ter, Winchester station agent, will prof A. ably be able to present complete aIil no in official records as to his whereabout ras nthe night of the shooting in Vii tor chester.
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 The island of KingRan's Reef, reporte Inc discovered May 10 by Lorrin A. Thur II. ton, publisher of the Honolulu Advertis, The and claimed for the United States, hs riff an area of five by nine miles at la ain tide and nine feet by 120 feet at hie his tide, according to the newspaper.
 Never recovering from injuries receiy.
 when struck by a trolley car in Wate
 bury last July, Benjamin Hiel BristC Hk aged S3 years, former president of u
 Bristol Manufacturing company, and ol :, of the foremost inventors of electrics ght steam and water meters, died at | the home in Platts Mills, Conn. the
 ev- Rev. John B. McElmoyle was guilty of no offense against the church when
 married 1000 couples in year and ga