Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-09


 forest fire which broke out near Wood- bine. a town twenty miles from Cape May, N. J. Flames destroyed several thousands acres of valuable timber land.
 Ralph Hayes of CIeveIand,- will assist Will H. Hays, president of the Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America, Inc. during the period of his organizational work
 New Haven was a Mecca of bald -bestds last night, when about 200 members of the Bald-Head Club of America attend ed the tenth annual dinner of the organI- zation there.
 Inquiry into reported plans for a rnerg- CT of seven large steel corporations was proposed in a resolution introduced yes terday by Senator Lafollette, re-. uolican, Wisconsin.
 Two masked bandits broke into a meeting of the Gates Loan association in Brooklyn,1 robbed fourteen members of s1,272 in cash and jewelry and escap ed in mortocycle.
 The celebration of the feast of So. Roe co, which was begun three days ago in ] East Thirty-ninth street, New York, wa at Aeo 1iCASiAI LAAACO iliC4l two women wer ewounded by a fusil- Jade of shots fired into the throng. 
 Historic Trinity church. New York | Sunday, observed, with scecial services | the 225th anniversary oe the granting O. the parish charter by King William III of England.
 Three alleged bandits who were cap ! fure1 fo,iOwinp. fd Ia Cot1rrf1 la V 1 on a farmhouse near Wilmington were held in S1O,000 bali when araigned in the East Boston court.
 Judge Edward c. Potter of Boston, 1 formerly judge of the district court of St. Johnsbury. Vt, died suddenly in the Home Savings bank on Fremont street, l Boston. He was 7S years of age.
 The bill under which federal farm loan banks would 'be authorized to make loans | on the unencumbered valued of lands on
 United States reclamation projects was
 started on its way to the president yester- l day for approval.
 Dikmak Abdunah was held in $5.0oO l.bonds in Boston on a charge of possessing
 for sale a habit-forming drug The drug t-hew in this country-was described as
 especially dangerous.
 Nine members of the First Presbyterian
 church of Brookline, Mass, filed q b.ll in
 equity with the object of preventing Rev
 Edwin Curtis from continuing to occupy
 the pulpit as pastor and using the church
 manse as his residence.
 With ono exception, the entire regular
 ticket of officers of the New York stoci
 exchange was reelected yesterday. Th
 exception was the defeat of Samuel M Newburger, of the governing committee
 by William 4 Greer. r Mrs. Mabel Jaycox, 20 of Jersey City, bride of three weeks, was struck aa : Jersey City. Her husband. Frank. 2z =, sustained a broken leg and possible in | ternal injuries.
 g Mrs Carrie Y. Hubbard. who recent e killed her husband William B. Hubbard !. wealthy germicide manufacturer. . named as the chief beneficiary in his wi a filed for probate in Boston. Mrs. Hut i bard Is now under indictment for murder The 18th week of the textile workeri | in the Blackstone valley opened Monda d with the approaches. to the mills affecte Il practically deserted by pickets, with tn | exception of the mills of the Hom E. Bleach and Dye company. The Acknowledgment mills at Law e renee, Mass, whose offer of a con
 promise wage reduction was refused la.
 Friday. by the 400 strikers of that mi,
 opened it's doors yesterday for those wh O wanted to go to work. n A bllI providing for the establishmer ,e of a; metropolitan transit commission ar r. designed to solve existing problems of il f. ter-community communication in u Is Boston Nletropolitan district was file F. with the street railway committee of u of legislature.
 IS Louis stern of Stern Brothers. depar d. ment store proprietors. New York. unde h. went a major operation at Mount Sin to hospital yesterday. --Dr. Leo Berger. vi a performed the operation, declined to di as cuss its nature. He said MT. Stern W; f. resting comfortably" ~ The trial of Earle orurp Wilson n, s other alleged members of Middles, ,y county tMass) bandit gang was DOS o poned' indefinitely by agreement betwe, n- District Attorney Saltonstan and cou ie sel-
 ar The Mississippi flood relief commit H. at a meeting in Vicks5urg, Miss. adopt ls resolution requesting President liar
 Ing to issue an appeal for public cont ;. buttons to the fund for relief of t - 2o,ooo flood sufferer in the Yazoo basi s A light earth shock apparently movil
 from west to east rattled fu< iture al U shook, dishes from shelves in some hou ol es in Pittsfeid, N. H.. The disturban T came, at $40 p. m. and lasted only a f, to seconds.
 ' The all-night tea dansants, dance clu ', and restaurants in New York's Wh '. Light district along Broadway had tn, activities sharply curtailed by a poll
 order last night prohibiting dancing
 any of them after two o'clock in t
 morning.
 Two bandits held up David Wolf, e4 7e UnionhflI. N. J., and Josa9h fSrnufwi as 22, of Secaucus, N. J while they W; ids driving through the wooded section as Fort Lee. Wolf said that after taking { he from him and $50 from his conDani, ii. the bandits forced them to ahsht a \ drove of with their autor1tobiIe