Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-15

Rev. pr. Paul Moody, son of the evAhe elist Dwight l.. Moody, was ,inaugura1so president of Middlebury. Vt,) college at the annual commencement exercises. This years crop in the onion belt Of New York state may be destroyed by ris. ing water due to the heavy storm or Sunday. Edward F. Mcsweeney of Boston, chair
 man of the Knights of Columbus Ameri- can History commission. was granted the ] degree of doctor of laws and letters by 1 Manhattan college. New York.
 Horace Everett HooperG president of the ] Encyclopedia Britannica. Inc, and former editor of the London Times. died at his home at Bedford Hills, N. r., of heart
 disease. He was 62 years oid-
 Aaron 2. Levy of New ork. was re- elected grandmaster of the Independent Order of Brith Abraham Max L. Hol- lancer, New York, was elected grand sec lretary.
 Il Cadet Aviator Raymond White, lost
 for three days in the Everglades, was out
 of the hospital and back on duty at Carl strom field, Florida, little the worse for
 his experience and ready to fly again.
 Two hundred and hfty-six students re-
 ceived their baccalaureate degrees and the masters degree was conferred on six candidates at Vassar colleges 57 com mencement. A blow at the transportation of liquors
 from Canada to the United States is seen , in new provisions adopted in the revision , of the budget announced by W. s. Field |, ing, minister of finance of Canada. Three-fourths of the ambassndorial
 corps will be absent from the capital this
 summer, condition almost without pre- . ceden, when the president, remains in Washington and congress is in session. Five bandits were killed and three wounded in an attempt to hold up train
 of the Southern Pacific de Mexico near Rosares, between A1azatlan, Sonora, and
 Topic. Sinaloa, Mexico, late Saturday.
 A cargo of gold German marks, des. 7 cribed upon its arrival in New York or the Frederick VIII from Sweden as wortf I S35, 900 900, trned out to have had ont r cipher too many added. Roy Marsden. 37. admitted to 1IiIwnu 4 kee police that he robbed poor boxes Ii . 32 Milwaukee church. His church theft lAAS POAANS 06oSAb AASSNS~ .--- ~@>e-- . s $1,ooo.
 Renvy Murray, negro. who was feun- ' guilty of manslaughter for the shootin $ of Police Officer Daniel McShane in Bos z ton, last January, was sentenced to 1 Il to Is years in state prison.
 n Federal Judge J. Whitaker Thompson 1 Wilmington, Del. filed a decision restrain n ing the internal revenue collector fror 't collecting by distraint from Alfred I. D a Pont taxes amounting to s1,576,o15. le The statement was made at tho Whit Id House that the administration is icon I- templating any important. immediate c
 darstic action in the continuing nation le wide coal strike.
 r. William B. Brown. born s7 years ago, I'd f;e youngest shriner and the oldest Knigl t, Templar in San Francisco. He has bee le a Knight Templar for many years bl n was initiated into the shrine in Stocl le ton, Cal, last Saturday.
 Arthur Hitchcock. 70, wealthy resider - of Mount Carmel, was found dead in tf is basement of his home. Death was dt 1t to inhaling of gas and Medical Examin, y- Joslin said the man had committed su
 eide.
 ne Robert Bowen. eight year old son ,t. Mir and Mrs. Fred Bowen of Waln- B. Grove, Meriden, was fatally injured v- 345 o'clock yesterday afternoon wht IS, struck by an automobile driven by Samu nd Sharnick of Madison.
 n. Management of the Lincoln Motor c, he purchasel recently at receivers sale | of Henry Ford will be transferred from Hel Il ry M. and Wilfred c. Leland to the con IL bined Ford Motor company and Linco
 organizations.
 |, American Tobacco company and P. Lo U illard and company to submit to agents
 the federal trade commission books ar
 papares concerned in the investigation
 the alleged tobacco trut'' were hands
 to New York by Federal Judge Knox. ] wa alter c. Sanders. Charles ". GiRol T and M. J. McBridge, the latter pilot, al I believed to have been lost at sea durir H the storm of Sunday. They left Prov zI dence, R. l.. Thursday to deliver the m ! torboat Esther in New Rochelle Satu I day evening. They have not been heal sl from.
 II A check for s1e5.ooo in payment f
  T low, sunk on May 20, 1920, by the shi :. ping board steamship Laramie off tl s coast of New Jersey, was rendered | Peter H. Crowell, Boston. one of the owl \ CTS of the schooner by the federal coul 4 United States Attorney Robert o. Ha S ris of Boston received from the New En T land Society for the Enforcement of Pr ' hibition request that liquor cases III heard by United States Commission EI William A. Hayes, 2nd. during the pa M Iyear be reviewed by the federal gra Al jury
 HI Justice Monet, in the court of Kim T bench, Montreal, characterized as VI sI itable lie, an article published yesterd I by La Presse, to the effect that the allie q ists named to examine Adelard Delorn I had decided the former priest was insai XII and should not be tried for the mur6 8l of his half brother, Raoul. s,. 8l The body of Harry J. wemmett. C Ell cago representative of a belting conee Ell Twas found in the basement of the co III pany's loop offices in Chicago with b 2 let wound in the left temple and a ga
 across the forehead The police were a. decided whether the case was one of 8 .. eide or murder. to Shock and grief over the railroad cro n, ing accident near Absecon in which Jc ed H. Stratton. of Atlantic City,. and his is. tire family lost their lives Satdrt ,a brought on the death of Mrs. Mary - l cfratfon az she was afteudtnr fhe tf