Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-04-04

d by DR.. John IT. BIack. state
commissioner, after visit to Ncr-
John t. Russell, president of the Ma
tional Association of Meat Cutters, said
that meat process soon will drop to the
1913 level.
A strike of employees of the Nashua
Gummed and Coated Paper company at
Nashua, N. H. began as a protest against
a wage reduction of Is per cent.
seaJs to the number of $1,000 have
been taken SO far this season by the
Newfoundland sealing fleet, according to
wireless reports received at Sydney, n. S.
Pope Plus sent telegram to former
Empress Zita of Austria-Hungary at
Funchal extending his condolences over
the death Of the ex-emperor, which oc-
CURED there Saturday.
The railroad labor board will not bar.
gain away the nations railroad wages
for lower rates. Vice Chairman Ben W.
Hooper declared during the wage hear
ing before the board in Chicago.
The strike of the granite cutters has
not been felt in North Jay, Me-, as the
Maine and New Hampshire Granite COM
pany's plant has been shut down for
some time
Mere than 500 men were placed In jobs
by the department of public charities III
Bridgeport and given employment in the
parks, on streets and other city decart-
ments.
Seventy cases of gold coins minted
in Germany, and valued at $2,700, 900,
have been received by the Irving National
bank in a shipment from Sweden.
According to figures compiled for the
Fur Dressers' and Fur Dyers' associa-
ton, New York city is now the center
of that industry. having passed Leipsic
in the most recent report.
Because of reductions made possible
in the lower cost of materials and care
in awarding contracts, New York will
save $75s,S65 in paying bills for Man
haitian and Brooklyn, according to Off
cial reports
David ZuIkan, bus driver, who was
arrested on a manslaughter charge in
connection with the death of Robert B.
Roosevelt, Jr., in New York was re-
leased in $1,000 bail yesterday, pending
further examination Wednesday.
EImiriO Lombard and Primo Mast -oi
Naugatuck were bound over to the SUI
perior court on charges of murder by
Judge Frank A. Sears who found prob.
able cause at a hearing in borough court
late yesterday
Clarence Mathewson and William H
Ton,rkins constables of Woodbridge
charged with manslaughter in causing the
death of Anthony Saba, were held for
trial in the higher court, and their bond$
continued at $4,000 each.
According to statement from til,
state department Of health, the present
smallpox, epidemic has Keen more fata
than any since 19o1-O3 when there were
20 deaths in ~ cases. This year there
have been 2S5 cases and three deaths.
Mrs. Ellen Con1ln who lives with hei
| Gaughter,- Mrs Martin in Greenwich. re
ported to the police that thieves who got
| into the house while members of thc
household were away probably took s9Ot
1
| Rev. Dr. Charles L. Slattery, rector o
| Grace church New York, was still tn,
| leading candidate for bishop coadjuto
Of the Massachusetts Episcopal dloces
when clergy and laymen met in Bosto1
again yesterday.
| Thousands of Canadian women who ar
not admitted to the franchise under ex
isting laws will be entitled to vote unde
an amendment to the dominion election
act promised by Premier Mackenzie Kin;
for the present session of parliament.
Two hundred union employees of tn
! Fletcher Granite company at Yves
| Chelmsford, Mass, struck in response t.
| the general order from union headquar
| ters, when the company declared an opel
/ Shop.
The drowning of two West Newtol
| (Mass.) high school boys, cousins, il
Fosters pond became known when thei
young companion, Patrick Ready, VIII
had spent the night in lonely camp
came to Andover. Mass. and reported tn
| accident.
Eugene and Jane. aged 2 years and Il
months twin children of Mr. and Mrs
| Leon Suffer. were killed by a specia
| train on the Bangor and Arooscook rail
road at Presque Island. Me- They wer
| walking on the track, having straye,
away from home
BriEadier General Charles G. Dawes
federal budget director, has been invite
| to ride on horseback into exingtor
Mass, on Patriots day April 10, as a,
| escort to the impersonator Of William
Dawes, his ancestor of American Revolu
l ton fame.
Ecsbit AbdeIIah escaped from tfl
day. The man, who had less than yea
to serve of, a revoked sentence for breal;
ing and entering, was with an officer an
five men at a storehouse outside tn
prison walls.
.Malfeasance. misfeasance and nou
feasance were charged against Ban
Commissioner Joseph C. Allen of Massa
chusetts by Edmund D. Goldman an
Conrad w. Croker at a hearing befor
/ the governors council on the reappoint
ment of Mr.. Allen
The BODY of Joseph E. Ramer, princi
pal of the West Main street school, Sper
Ger. Mass, who disappeared shortly be
tenore pond. 1t is believed that he we1
through the ice on the day of his disaI
pearance.
Ex-Mayor William A. johnson of New
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