Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-10

Red cross commissioner III lhS Date'~ states who died at Riga on Friday, was buried in Latvia's national cemetery
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 At an adjourned annual meeting of the Chevrolet Motor company inD Will mington, Del, the stockholders voted not to dissolve the corporation.
 Miss Helen Howe. aged 27, well known in the social life of Burlington. Vt, com mitted suicide at her home by inhaling gas.
 Mary Kalinkiwicz was taken to hos pital in Springfield, suffering from burns over large part of her body caused by the explosion of a still in her kitchen.
 Robert NJ. McRobcrts. a wealthy hotel owner at Joliet, H., shot and killed Miss Mabel Kerwin. formerly his secretary and then killed rimself.
 Two women convicted of distributl7g circulars calling for a May day revi- lution in 1921. were sentenced in Bronx county court to Auburn prison.
 It has become known through one of New York5 leading in:Irari;e brokers that Henry P. Davison carried $2,O0o,OOo in life insurance.
 Building operations in the United States increased 32 per cent. in 1921 over the previous year. accor~ing to report oi the department of labor.
 A federal grand jury, drawn from all parts of the state. returned 2l4 lndlct- ments in liquor cases in Boston. Only 21 | no bills were returned. 
 Charles ". Morse motored to Portland from Bath yesterday and conferred with his attorneys, Judge Nash Redwood and Charles T. Lark of New York. After 30 day voyage from Brava. Cape De Verde Islands, the barkentine | Amos Pegs, the largest sailing vessel ev- CT to come to Providence, docked with 35 passengers, all Bravas. Approval of the American Legion Aux | iMarys plan for observance of Mothers Day, May 1914, has been received from | Geoeral Pershing by Mrs. Lowell F. Ho- bart, national president. 1 Isaac Memsek died in 8 hospital in l Springfield, Mass, of a broken neck the result, 1t is alleged Of wrestling bout al a moonshine liquor party Saturday night.
 Colonel Clement Alexander Finley Flagler, 55, VITO commanded the Third Corps artillery in the Ar5onne-Meus. drive died at John Hopkins hospital in 1T | Baltimore.
 A tiny two year cd girl, Rita Crowley fell from the third story window of hel home in Brooklyn a:ld escaped withou
 bruise. She fell into a pile of dirt an.
 was not even crying when picked up.
 The plaintiff closed and the defens,
 opened in Boston in 4the case in whiei
 John V. D!ttemore seeks reinstatement al
 a director of the Christian Science church.
 Passenger service valued at over ST, o00, 900 a year is rendered by passeng CT automobiles passing in and out 0 1 Connecticut where the state boundar
 lines are crossed by the New York-Bosto turnpike.
 Arthur Barry, also known as Cum
 mings, was held by Judge Boardman i Bridgeport for the superior court on tn charge of murder for the killing c
 Peter Wagner at a dance hall on Apr 1S.
 further step in religious freedom ha been taken by the Polish government l abolishing the prohibitions of the old. Ru: sian domination against the Roman Catf ! olic church.
 Field Marshal Earl French, the guest
 honor yesterday at the annual luncheo
 of the Junior League for Emergency
 New York, complimented the soclet ) and gave thanks in the name of all so
 diers for its work during the war. | Sarah Levvi, aged 16, said to be tI Il l youngest person ever arrested in Sprini r .teld on a liquor charge. pleaded n e guilty to illegal keeping and selling of l. quor, the result of police raid on h. J home.
 't John L. Sutherland, New York report r. for a financial paper. who pleaded gull
 to sending letter to William H. Ande e son. state superintendent of the An; it Saloon league threatening to assassina T. him. received a suspended sentence, > FrugaIity of habit is the most cssenti l characteristic for young mans succes l. James A. Patten millionaire 'whe 't king" told friends at reception in ho 's or of his seventieth birthday anniversal l. in Chicago.
 Oberanmergau, Bavaria, the home
 the Passion Play has been transforI R. ed into a scene of animated and pustlil
 life by the arrival of an advance par s, of tourists, including numerous Amer Is cans,. for the formal opening on Sunda nj
 Ig Two men were killed and four othe ie injured, one probably fatally, in the e
 plosion of a ten gallon tank of gasoli re in the basement of Sinclair, Rooney al It, company's wholesale millinery house to Buffalo, N. '.
 q The fishing schooner Puritan, prospe ed tive international fishermen's cup ra d, contender, was unloading in Gloucest
 il yesterday her first catch of fish. On h
 maiden voyage of three weeks she s
 cured 25,000 pounds Of halibut.
 Mrs. Carrie N. Hubbard, who shot al d. killed her husband, William B. Hubbal ct wealthy germicide manufacture, in tn, at Roslindane, Mass. home week az nd pleaded not guilty to an indictme m, charging first degree murder. ,y The Lawrence, Mass. city coun iII voted it's explicit confidence in Willis