Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-27

 to the police by Mrs. D. Anghelatos, the wife of wealthy Greek residing in London.
 Insurgents in the Cuban house of rep- are continuing their attack on the administration of President AL fredo ayas.
 Walter Jones. 4s. stage comedian for many years, died at his Brooklyn home after long illness His last appear ance was with Getting Gertie's Garter which destroyed about a dozen buildings in Cananea, Sonora, Mexico, aboht sixty miles south of Douglas. Ariz.
 Dr. R. L. Wilbur. president of the Le- land Stanford university, was chosen president elect of the American Medical association.
 The famous silver service presented by the people of Maine to the battleship' Maine which was aboard that vessel when she was sunk in Havana harbor in 1898 Is to be returned to the state
 Mrs. o. H. Stanley of Montpelier, Vt,
  law, P H. Stanley was severely injured when their automobile turned turtle at East Franklin, after hitting two cows. The convention of the International Brotherhood of Locomotive Bremen and Enginemen voted against the establish ment of brotherhood cooperative bank and building and loan company. Captain Frank Jones of the police de- partment of North Adams, Mass, is in a burns and injuries sustained during fire.
 Unable to reach a decision on the house anti-lynching bill, the senate judiciary committee decided to postpone action for two weeks to give time for consultation with house leaders.
 Information came to Bridgeport, that Howard F Smith, the missing former tax collector, had been seen by a former Bridgeport woman in Providence three weeks ago.
 A picture of steadily reviving business activity throughout the country is drawn by Secretary Davis in statement based 1 on reports of employment conditions to the department or laDor.
 Existing prohibition legislation "xoes as far in restricting home brew as Is | thought wise at this time,' Wayne B Wheeler, general counsel told the Anti | Saloon district conference at Milwaukee.
 Albert H. Fitz, '5S years old. author of '"The Honeysuckle and the Bee" and of more than one hundred other popular songs, who died Tuesday after a long ill., . ness, was buried in Los Angeles.
 The Maine Central railroad made q gain of $S47,774 in operating results for the first four four months of this year over those for the corresponding period in 1921.
 Peter Lezos, 3s years old. was fatally injured in an elevator accident in a large office uilding in Worcester. His head was caught between gate and the aooring of three-ton freight lift
 Mrs. Emily Davis, 92 years old, school mate of Clara Barton and whose father and grandfather fought in the Revolu tion, died of pneumonia at her home ir Rochdale Village, Mass.
 The Boston Main railroad announced that, effective next Monday, 1t would pu into effect the labor board ruling tha Is hours should constitute the working
 week for clerical forces.
 A comprehensive plan for the develop
 ment of all government properties a
 Muscle Shoals, Ala, probably will be re ported to congress by the house militar
 committee next week.
 Pope Plus has protested to the Rus i, sian government, through the soviet del egation at Genoa, against the prosecutio of Patriarch Tikhon, head of the Russia ? Orthodox church, on a charge of resistin the seizures of the church treasures.
 The body of George Reiner. e5, wa
 found suspended by rope in his two room Brooklyn flat. Nearby his wifi :, Sofie, lay unconscious from gas ths . poured from an open jet. The aged pal
 were penniless and about to be evicted s Venus is possibly inhabited by huma I beings and communication with planatar d neighbors by wireless ''may be possibI s although the cost would be immense" U the opinion of c. G. Abbott, assistant set Iretary of the Smithsonian institution. Q Nick Cicere charged with conspiras ito rob freight cars was adjudged guilt + by Judge George B. Hinman in superiC II criminal court in Litchheld, and senten' 3, ed to eighteen months to three years 2 state prison.
 3, A shipment of Chinese on the unde E ground railyNy, as the smuggling sy ' ter is called by which Orientals ha1
 been known to be. run into this countl le from Canada, was intercepted in Berli V. H., and five of them captured. Tv ' others escaped.
 syivanus Cobb of East Boston, ei1eg, 'r member of the wilmington gang Y thieves who was arrested last night aft is . rough and tumble fight with the polio B. was held in s6,0o0 for q hearing ne
 Thursday on tho charge of reaking in 6 store in heisea, Maan.
 'u Ontario pfysieians were called upon E prescribe liquor in large quantities dt .a ing the last year. Q report just issued l hs the attorney generals office shows. 7i tetai ot bse.6i1 prescriptions were sued calling f& ss.ste gallons of whi s' key, valued at S9,is1, ,ai0.B7.
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