Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-05

 rom their homes in Pawtucket, R. l.. | san live in tents without paying rent. Burglars entered the Isroad street sta- ion of the Delaware, 1.ackawanna and Western railroad, at Newark, N. J., tvck ! S2.so0 from the safe and escaped Burglars who entere1 the Lackawanna station al Boonton, N J., over Sunday and ssole $1'0o0 from the railroad com oany's safe. Madame Amelita GaEtlACurci was tore ed to cancel her concert engagement at the exposition auditorium in San Fran cisco because of severe cold.
 Bandits who held up n New York Cen tral freight train at Chelsea did not steal any of the contents ofi the cars, officials of the railroad report
 The body of n young woman found on the beach at Ocean View, Va, was identi- fed as that of Mrs. Ruth Mercer, former ly Miss Ruth Genevan of Chicago
 Three hundred and eighty-two miners have been caught in a burning pit in the Anselm coal mine at Petereshof, near Z dtipot, OPSSA oil0Sie-
 Ninety -one persons have been slain in New York since. the first of the year, according to records in the office of the chief medical examiner.
 Miss Hose CoghIan, Fl years old, ont of the most noted actresses on the Eng lish-speaking stage. is critically i'll at her home in New York.
 A protest against adoption of the piece work system has been addressed to executives of the New York Central Railroad.
 A report presented in a specinl town meeting at Southfield by committee ap- Town Treasurer Warren J. Wright show e.i a shortage of town funds of sI7,s5T.
 Sun rays, caught by q hand mirror, de- fiected to a magnifying glass suspended by string. filtered to silk umbrella and started a fire in the show window cf a Bronx novelty shop.
 The new coast guard cutter AIodoc, built at Oakland, Calif., at 2 cost of S75o.- GOO. is expected to arrive in Washington this week for inspection before assign ment to the North Atlantic ice patrol. Co-operatson. not only with earI other but with citizens of their adopted couu- ! try was the keynote of addresses at the opening session of the chines' Merchants Association in Philadelphia. I The National Silver League has been l organized at San Francisco, with the an l nounced purpose Of re-standardizing thu coinage ratio at not less than 51z ounc es of silver. to one ounce of gold. 1 The 4. B. Chase Piano company. o ] Norwalk, has been consolidated with thu 1 Emerson Piano company of Boston ant the Linderman and Sons company of NeV York.
 Two thousand h,srbe-s attending tn ! first annual New York barbers exposition greeted with applause a proposal | raise. the price of lock-shearing in Nes York to s1.
 Members of three locals at Manches ter, N H.. of the United Shoe Worker of America have gone on record in ia | vor of one big union for the shoe in dustg
 
 Mrs. Albert L. Huber. of Needlei Cal. died at the hospital in Stamfor of burns received searly Friday whil she was in the home of her parents MT. and Mes. Samuel Cook of 26 Gregor street.
 The third failure of notary puf | lie who dabbled in high finance was reC erded in Montreal when A. A. MoT dou, former member of parliament fc Yamaska. Quebec. announced an assign rnent for the benefit of creditors.
 Four passengers killed out of at tOti of 51,31S,422 carried on Canadian raj roads during 1921 was the report to pal 1 liament made by the board of railwa commissioners for Canada. Passenger injured during the year numbered 24o , Locked fin a room of their burning hon in a remote section of West Springfiel two young children of Mir. and Mrs. P. Ivashko were rescued by a neighbt who in passing the house saw that
 was in flames.
 Tile Rev. Archibald c, Brown. wide known Baptist clergyman. died at Easto Ehgt He was at ono time president the London Baptist as5ocIatton, and W; ths founder of a number of Baptist ta ! ernacles. Minotte E. ChatfeId, manufacturer New Haven, and a former state sen l tor fell down an elevator shaft in h piace of business. At first it was thoug , he was seriously hurt but it was four no bones had been broken.
 ! A mimic battle above the clouds. stag lby flyers from Ellington field at Housto Tex. resulted in the death oe two arn ayiators when two pursuit planes collid' Iiu naid-air, both falling to -he groun
 one in flames.
 Throwing n handful of red peprer in !. the eyes of Cornelius McMahon, Tom : nr-;son. keeper. New York. Sidney Brow
 21. a salesman, escaped swalowei up l: a Marnlttan crowd as his blinded guai ! groped after him
 The agricultural npproprcpriatinn bi Icarrying S35, sos, 000 but without the te 7 of s360. GOO for free seeds was repor-e'i e the senate. AS turned over to the sena : the measure is 31f6,SO0 larger than as : passed the house
 The United states government 10 U
 able to sign the white slave conveuti E ldrawn up by the last assembly of { league of nations, as 1t conflicts with { - police regulations of certain states in [