Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-28
BRIEF TELECRAMS

BRIEF TELEGRAMS
 Harry COIlerd, farmer of MontviIle N. J., died within an hour after being stung by bee.
 l.. J. Midura, steamship agent at Hart ford, in a bankruptcy petition gave his debts at s1s,373, and assets at s12,SO6.
 No appreciable change was noted In the condition of Associate Justice Gager of the supreme court yesterday.
 X bumper crop" of mosquitoes the coming summer is predicted by Dr. E. H. Jenkins, director of the Connecticut Agrcultura College.
 The federal court cash box in New Ha- Ven took in $2,500 in liquor fines We'd nesday. Judge Thomas sat at Norwalk yesterday.
 Operators declared that pronounced back to work movement was under way in some parts of the Fayette, (Pa.f coke region
 Adjournment was taken in the hearing on the Stillman divorce case before Ref cree Daniel J. Gleason at Poughkeepsie, N. T., until next Tuesday.
 mass meeting held under the aus pices of the Marriage Reform society at Vienna protested against a supreme cour: decision which it was declared nullifics 25,oo0 marriages,
 Mark F. Benton. 57, father of "Rube" Benton, former pitcher for the New York Giants died at his home in Pueblo, Col <, after an illness of several years.
 Out of six hundred samples of liquor analysed in the last month. at Buffalo. \. T., not one was pure whiskey City Chem ist H. M. Hill reported.
 Henry $. Sanderson. past grand ex- alted ruler of the Benevolent and Pro tective Orler of Bllls, died in Cranford \ J., after a long illness.
 Thomas Read. assistant to Weather Forecast Observer Tarr in New Haven was ordered to Hartford to assume tenn porary charge of the office there.
 The New Haven board of assessor, yesterday estimated there were 17,00t 900 motor vehicles owned here. an in crease of two thousand in a year. A huge deposit of high grade Iron. he ! ,ieved by mining oN7erts to he one Of th' most valuable in northern Minnesota, ha' hen discovered on the Cuyuna range neal Crosby, Minn.n
 The Danforth Cdass.l Trust cornpar' was robbed when q man, said to be Ci5 guised. entered the bank and held up tn ! cashier and his assistant a. the point of revolver, taking about $1,00o ir currency
 4 demurrer of the defendant was sus tained at New Haven in the suit c ! James J. O'Rrien of New York agains Walter P. Lashe-. et al. of Bridgeport fo ] S120 900 damages for alleged conspirac to deprive him of property in Fairfield. 1 ing a hearing in the juvenile court i | Maiden, Mass. rau when his case wa called led officer chase through tl' court house and when @ornered tried { swallow vial of poison | Protests against the nomination or Liea tenant Colonel Duncan K. Majo former chief of staff of the 2tth. (Ne- EngIand) division. to he 2 colonel wor again heard by the senate military con l nittee in executive session.
 An involuntary petition in bankruptc was filed in federal court in New Tor against the stock brokerage firm of J. / | Faines company. I1r.. liabilities wer said to be In the neigh5orhood of s100 00o- Assets were not named. l
 Captured with suitcase contniniu portions of human body which he VIZ | removing piecemeal from his rooms. with the murder of Peter Yeghiazar, h landlord Mrs. Dent was held on a simila charge.
 Police Commissioner Herbert Wilson 1 Boston issued an order dismissing Sc l geant Albert w Carnes from the fort because of his implication in the recel sale of civil service examination pape to candidates for promotion within u l department.
 August Probst, tl2e Swiss waiter WI has charged that he was Kidnapped" b. cause of his romantic interest in Ii daughter of a wealthy member of Ii fashionable Rolling Rock Country cll near Pittsburgh. will be deported fro the United States.
 The interstate commerce coInmissic In New York closed it's hearing into Il operating costs of the Delaware. Lack wanna and Western railroad. attorne, for both sides being given until May to present briefs.
 Ben W. Hooper. member of the publ group of the railroad labor board al former governor of Tennessee, was cleo , ed chairman of the board at the annu meeting in Chicago, succeeding Chalrma Barton, who was not a candidate.
 Mrs. Mildred Lawson Cornell, %, wi
 of Lieut. Wright A. Cornell. U. s. A., st tioned at Detroit. shot and killed hersc late Wednesday in the apartment of h mother, Mrs. Mildred Lawson, in an F. anston hotel
 Trim and athletic. attired in soldier uniform and declaring she was beating h way to New York. to engage in newspap work. a 20 year old University of Mi souri coed. detained at Chicago by Il police said she was the daughter of D Ben Reitman, writer and sociologic worker.
 The prudential committee of the Va corporation has granted leave of absen- for the first half of the university ye. 1922 to Professor George H. Nettl ton to enable him to become acting pre- ident of Vassar college during the al sence abroad of President Henry V. Ma