Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-04-03

trade unions of government employees
Cardinal O'ConneI, will sail from |
Naples April s aboard the White Star |
The heaviest snowfall in vears at lhis |
season was reported from many points in
western New England.
During last week business failures in
this country totaled 511, as against 544
the precious week and 299 for the same
period in 1921. according to Dun's.
London stock market holding good. The
market however, was reported practically
marking time as a result Of pending large
tond issues.
The Granite Cutters international
Union has voted unanimously to reject
the new agreement at reduced wages Of
fcred by the employers.
Classification of the historic landmarks
Of the province of Quebec. will be begun
soon by commission created by the pro-
vincial legislature
Passenger traffic on Canadian rail
roads fell off II per cent. during 1921,
according to an estimate by the Canadian
Pacific railway.
News of the death of his daughter, LI-
lian, at Brookline Mass. caused the sud
den demise of James Hanson, 7S of Ra-
cine Wis.
Open season on fishing Mt the Bangor
salmon pool began Saturday and despite 4
cold raw wind ten boats were on the river
with fishermen early in the morning
Several thousand voters of e .neva. New
York. urged the repeal Of last years
daylight saving ordinance by to l, IN
an informal referendum poll.
Department of Agriculture issued or
ders for vaccination of cattle on 55S farms
in the vicinity of Harrisburg, Pa. where
anthrax, blackleg and kindred diseases
occurred last year.
The Boston police were asked to
search for Miss Esther V. Regan, 10 years
ole, who has been missing from her home
in Natick, Mass, since last Tuesday, her
birthday.
Twenty-Five guests nj the Lindsey
house, oldest hotel in Rockiand, Me.
were driven into the snowsrorn- when fire
destroyed the roof and badly damaged the
interior of the hotel.
The London Morning Post learns that
republicans on Saturday forcfhly occu-
pied the Kildare Street club, Dublin,
which is the principal rendezvous Of the
! land-owning class in Ireland.
THE death of Gertrude Page, English
authoress, was announced in a telegram
to the British South Africa company. from
the cause of her death.
An Increase of more than fifty per cent
in employment is shown by survey of II
cities. from New Hampshire to Georgia,
made by the PHILADELPHIA chamber of
conIrerce.
steel mill operations in the Youngs-
town, Ohio, district this week will ave-
the highest ratio for IS months. acording
to schedules announced by the mill Of
fees.
a Central News despatch from Riga
quotes the Russian newspaper Rul as say
ing the Petrograd police have arrested
a number of foreigners to be held as hos
tages to insure the safety Of the Russian
soviet delegates to the Genoa conference
Buclsing thirty mile head wind all the
way, the Larsen all metal mon0Dlane iE
which Roald Amundsen plans to exIGori
the Arctic, brought the explorer frcm
Washington through rainstorm, in two
hours and half.
Mrs. Frank Bushey, OF s~auton. the
mother of nine children. died at a hos
pital in st. Albans of burns receh5ed in
kerosene explosion. Mrs. BIshey was
pouring oil on her stove,s
DIR. Charles Shcrard. editor of the
Journal Of Pathological Optics has just
heen notified that the Optical Society Of
Great Britain has elected him an honorary
fellow,
The Freeman's journal has filed u claim
with the Dublin city authorities for
wrecking of its plant by armed raiders
Thursday morning.
An Involuntary petition Ia bankruptcy
against Raymond D. G. Palmer, trading
as Raymond Palmer & Co.. New York.
brokers. was filed in federal court. Brook
lyl Total liabilities were given as $1,000
the mammoth ocean liner Bismarck.
now rechristened the Majestic by the
White Star line, reached The North Sea
for 4 trial spin after a series Of mis-
hsips on the way from the Hamburg ship
yards down the Elbe.
The marriage OF Paulette Horthy. eId-
est daughtsar of Admiral Horthy. regent
of Hungary, to Lieutenant Ladislas Fay,
which was to have occurred in the royal
palace in Budapest today, has been in
definitely postponed on account of the
death of former Emperor Charles
AIansOn II. Houghton af COrniag, n. Y,
newly appointed ambassador to Germany,
his wife and two daughters. were pas
sengers aboard the Olympic, sailing for
England.
Joseph Cianfione of West New York, ".
J., and Michael Rugiero of New Britain
we're found guilty Of murder in the second
degree in Hartford Saturday. The charge
was that they shot and killed Enio Renal
dino in Pennington on October 25, 1920.
Mayor James VI. Curley Of Boston. nm
nounced that. because of pressure of man.
iclpal matters, he would he unable to ac-
ccpt an invitation to address The demo-
cratic state convention at Augusta, Maine,
rext Friday.
Trustees and friends of TuaEarea In