Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-25

 buildings at Port Washington, N. Y.
 Elsa Anderson. the only Swedish woman to hold an aviator's certificate, was killed at Askerfund, Sweden.
 The plant of the Victor Brewinf com pany at Jeannette, Pa. near Pittsburgh, was seized by prohibition agents.
  7 The federal grand jury in waslingt-- began an inquiry into the transactions of Charles w. Morse, New York shipbuilder, and others with the shipping board e Training of three thousand officers and 10000 men in each of the nine army corps ned by the war department
 -Secretary Hoover announced that the government had been advising the stock ing of coal in preparation for a prospective strike on April 1.
 Some understanding between the Cath olic church of Rome and the fOrthodox church of Russia may be one of the acts of the next pope
 Chief Justice Taft announced that the supreme court wtnld take a recess from January 30 to February 27 This Is the regular February recess.
 Delegates from Japan. China, Korea. Mongolia and the Far Eastern Republic of Siberia. are in Mosccw for the congress of oppressed Far Eastern peoples. Mayor H. T. King, of Meriden, de- clinea a raise of s1.ooo a year in diary
 recently granted by the city council. I which would make his salary S3,000. < Eleven hundred pupils and 27 teach
 CTS were excluded from the public schools
 in Bridgeport because they have not been vaccinated.
 | The two Italian fishing boats missing ] from Gloucester, Mass, for several days
 and sought for by the coast guard cutter
 ossippe returned yesterday. Joshua ". McClain, a negro. who re- l signed recently as a police officer in Bos- ton, pleaded guilty to a charge of extor- tion in the Roxbury district court.
 Indication of improved business condi-
 tions throughout the country were de clared by Secretary Hoover to be seen in
 the increased orders for equipment being
 placed by the railroads.
 |
 | The suit of the state of North Dakota
 to prohibit the Chicago and Northwestern
 and other railroads in that state. from lcharging -increased>fates within the state 1 was dismissed by the supreme court Directors of the Manhattan Shirt Go. recommended 3, 20 per cent. increase in 1 the common stock and an increase of the
 cash dividend on that issue from to per lcent.
 Prohibition authorities are on the trail of two German chemists alleged to be working with a bootlegging organization in New York, in an effort to nullify the poisonous character of denatured alcohol I Carried out iafs .he ice coated water. fof Lake Superior iate Saturday by severe gale, Alfred Peterson. a fisherman a
 Knife River, Minn., reached Port Wing
 Wis, after his wife had perislled in ar open rowboat-
 Persons sentenced to death in the Dis ] trict of Columbia after next June l
 would be electrocuted, instead sf beina
 hanged. under bill by Senator Dial
 democrat, South Carolina, passed by th'
 senate.
 Cotton ginned prior to Janunry
 amounted to 7.s13,971 running bales, in
 cluding 123,569 round bales, 32,363 bale
 of American-Egyptian and 3110 bales o !. ,sea Island, the census bureau announced.
 The Rome correspondent of the Londoi Times says that the pope's death prob Nl ably will hasten the successful issue O
 the negotiations fer a closer union wit l the AnP1ican church
 Parents have grown lazy and are re [ sponsible in the main, for derelictions o [ boys and girls, Lester F. Scott, nationa l executive of the Camp Fire Girls, told 16 3 executives at conference in New Yorb l An application for the appointment O l l receiver for the New Haven-Waterbur- jitney line, to be heard by Judge Johi l 1 P. Kellogg in the superior court at Wa terbury the latter part of the week. 7 By a. vote of r to 8, the New Jerse f senate refused to confirm Governor Ed l wards appointment of James R. Nugent g democratic leader, of Newark, as publi prosecutor of Essex county. e Young men entering Harvard this yea I were in general remarkably free fror : serious physical defects, Dr. Roger I. Le, ; professor of hygiene, found in physics , examinations.
 Niles Johasson, aged 95 years, tn l oldest resident of New Britain, wa : found dead In bed at the home of hi
 daughter, Mrs. Anna Peterson of Os f good avenue The tomb of prehistoric warrior wh l apparently fell in combat, has been dis l covertd in the ruins ef large Pueblo com , munity dwelling near Aztec New Mexico , which is being explored by the America,
 Museum of Natural History. While official figures were not de- l termined 1t was estimated at the office of the New Haven railroad at New Ha ven that about 50 passenger, trains wouii
 be cut off the new schedule which vii
 come out January 2s.
 Patrick M. Crowley. 60 years of az. an essence peddler at Biddeford. Me, die
 from gas poisoning. He was found in hi . garage unconscious from the fumes fror the automobile engine on which he ha been working.
 The fact that France has been rerularI ] outvoted in the allied supreme council discussed in many authoritative quarter ]. in Paris as the real reason why Premie Poincare has shown a preference for old l fashioned djplornatie nevo&ja+ +ir,~s +r .4+1