Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-05

Smallpox Is unchecked In. Connecticut ythe
weekly morbfdity report tlf the state de-
partment of health says in e1plainir e the
figures.
The potato she'd In the Bd ston g. Maine
freight terminals at Charlie 'townI Mass, |
was swept by fire with loss Of about
$4,000.
President James Rowland ANGEL of
Yale university was elected president OF
the Connecticut ConfeaeFce of Sociai |
Workers.
Rev. G. A. ofdhaep, rector of st. AIMS
church, Brooklyn. Eas elected bishop CO.
adjutor of the Prot estant Episcopal dio-
cese Of Albany.
New York University debating team Is /
going to Europe this hummer to meet de- !
5aters of the University of Edinburgh and. |
the University of .Faris.S
The theory that fumiEatins Ens kill ed
Fremont NJ. Jackson aLd his wife, VINO
were found dead last PIX in their hotel
in Brooklyn, was tested y esterday.
VIII Fl. Hays, former postmaster gen
eral was elected director of the Oh caso
and Eastern Illinois Railwa VS. company at
a meeting OF I0e lA--NOW 1OAt-
Gypsies from Maine join ed with. the
police yesterday in searching in Boston
for Anna White, l year old daughu.r Of
Joseph White of Portland, gypsy
leader.
Twelve buildings housing families. fac
TOTES, a newspaper office and 1tber bus
ness concerns, were destroyed by FIRE
Do
500, 900.
The dollar food packages sent 70 Russia
by individuals in America are bling sold
by the recipients for from 10000 to 5O,-
QUO soviet rubles each in some Of 'the fam
inc districts.
The Rt. Rev John G. Murray. auxiliary
bishop of the Hartford diocese blessef.
the new half million dollar wirg of -.
Marys hospital in Waterbury. He was as
sisted by % priests.
Carl veith was yesterday acquitted of
| murder In New York in connection With
shooting OF his pal. William Doyle. last
month The Jurers took only an ho1lr to
reach their decision.
| Nineteen women delegates to this Pan
American conference in Baltimore ar
rived in Boston yesterday as guI sts of
the City Of Boston and the Bosto Lea
que of Women Voters.
The annual meeting Of the New. Haven
county Anti-Tuberculosis associai ion will
be held at the Gaylord farm in fWalling-
ford Saturday. May 20. The business
meeting will be at II a. m.
| Robert White of New HaveI is be-
ing held in default OF $4,000 fbail on a
technical charge in the alleged liquor
| swindle reported to the police. by Frank
]. Stapleton Of Waterbury.
SIX months continuous residence in one
| county of Nevada Is required under the
state divorce statute unless cases are spe-
officially exempted, according TO a ruling
by District Judge Moran IN divorce case.
Lester vhltee of Lakewood. N. J.. has a
Rhore Island red hen which laid an egg
with pale yellow shell, two flat sides,
ridges on the ends. The dial of "a clock
with thirteen figures was found on one
side.
Carl j. Blom, a shoemaker, fired two
shots at his sleeping brother Sture Blom
his bedfeliow IN Broczton, Mas s., and
then committed suicide by firing a bull
let through his head The brother was
unharmed.
After firing nine shots of nltro-FAycerine
which practically wrecked the building Of
the First National bank at Lafayette Is
miles from Denver, Colorado. ba ndits es-
capped with approximately $21 90 in cur
rency and Liberty Londs.
Governor San soucl has approved the
prohibition enforcement act which was
passed by the Rhode Island general as
semIbly on the last Gay of the session. The
new law is similar to the volstead act
and becomes effective at once.
new record price for a seat on the
New York curb market was made yester-
day when B. X. Buckman disposed of his
| membership to John Allaire for s6,90O
The previous record was $4,000 witch was
paid for seat n few weeks ago.
Peter G. Gisnakos, of Fall River and
Mrs. Alberta Pearson of Pawtucket, r
/, are still on the dangerous list al
:. Morton hospital Taunton. Mass. fol-
lowing an automobile crash at North
Rayenham. Mass. Wednesday evening.
Major General Clarence H Edward.
today. after reviewing q provisional bat
+ talon OF the fifth infantry in Portland
4he-, recently returned from Ger1nanyi
commended the regiment as well drill
ed and highly efficient body of men,"
i LIE Hank Fay, Ameriean-born son o.
= Chinese restaurant keeper OF Lynn
Mass. and Boston. has been captured BY
river pirates in China while on his wa!
: back to this country according to a let
: ter which his father received from
! him.
fourth arrest was made in Spring
field in connection with the robbery o
$77.350 in cash donds from the of
flee of DR.. Ely Morgan Of Hartford
when John. Nemirew of that city wa
taken as a fugitive for the Hartfor'
J. police.
} Anthracite coal operators of the join
e sub committee on wage negotiations n
i New York refused to subscribe 10 q reso
luton offered by the miners calling upol
:, federal officials to begin an immediate in
i vestigation OF the anthracite industry from
i mine to consumer.
e Believing that his nephew. John Nous
: haushlan, who has been missing from hi
= farm in Bellngham since April 4. ha
e met with foul play. Michael Moushaushi
l. an OF Worcester appealed to the stat