Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-19


 tives ordered to a third reading bill | harmonizing the state liquor laws with those of the United States.
 Three children are dead. their mother |. dying. and their father is in the hospital | with both logs broken after a fire which | destroyed their home in Truro. N. s. An Easter snow storm began Saturday | night in Denver and continued througr1sjs l Sunday. Snow fell from Wyoming to Central Colorado.
 Dorian St. Jean. so. a carpenter. com mitted suicide ;.t his horne in WateTasfy. by firing brflct into his brain He has been Respondent for about a' week.
 Judge Isaac Wolfe in the superior court at Bridgeport. denied motion of the tax board Of Norwalk to quash a wri- of mandamus issued in .favor Of the school board last san.
 Judge Joseph J. Murley of the East Boston district court. a newsboy who worked his way through law school. diel at his home from the effects of throat infection.
 No less than dozen farms nea- BlooTnsburEh. Pa. have been purchasei during the last week by anthracite miner strikers Most of the transactions have been for cash.
 Charles syraruse and ITarco Tnrtorn taXicah drivers in New York. were held in s 900 baH each on manslaughter charges for driving their machines into q crowd to avoid a collosion. 
 Burglars entered Saint StanisIaus Kost- ka Catholic church in Niagara Falls and stole the church safe. The safe contained the chalice and money to the value of s2 900.
 Miss Mnude Rovden. EnGIand's only woman preachef. arrived in New York on her way to the Young WOmen's Christian Association convention at Hot Springs Arkansas.
 An informal luncheon given by Presi- ! dent Ebert in honor Of Ellis Lori1g DTesei in Berlin, concluded a series ci farevff functions for the American charge d'af- faires.
 The battIeship Iowa. once the pride of the navy left Philadelphia for Cape Henry where she will be used as target for the Atlantic fleet in a series of radio and gn | experiments.
 Big Four passenger train No. 43. west bound. ran into a washout near Foster, Ind. The engineers and fireman being seriously injured in the smashup follow ing the derailment
 Angelo NJ. Paonessa was sworn In as mayor of New Britain. having been elect ed a week ago today. Mayor Paonessa is the first democrat to occupy the mayor g chair since 1914.
 d1roner Pbelan at Bridgeport. held Robert Thonl-son. 20. of NorWaIk crim- inally responsible for the death of his ste3-father, James E. Nelson, 47. shot on April 3.
 The riot squad was called from the East Dedham street polce station. Bos ton. after Patrolman Cyril Montgomery had been threatened by a crowd as he was struggling with three prisoners.
 Samuel Gcmpers has accepted an invi- vitation. to testify in New York next Fri day before the Lockwood legislative cont
 nittee on the subject Of reasonable reg ulation of labor unions.
 Members of the Yountakah Golf cImI formed vieilantes' committee to learn why the clubs golf course at Nutley, W. J. was swept by a volley of shots from . speeding automobile Sunday afternoon.
 Secretary Hughes was asked yesterday by the house ways and means committe' to appear before it at his convenience tC give his views on legisl" tion authorizinf | of k.. N.rra e-oT- ernment.
 Jumping from Eric railroad passen ger train while it was moving sixty mile! an hour. Selig Rothstein of New Yo-I wai probably fatally injured. Rothstein wanted for robbery in New York was be ing returned from Akron. Ohio, by a de tective.
 Twenty-one persons met death an, more than 100 were seriously injured iI series of wind and electric storm which passed over Indiana. Propertl damage was estimated at more thaI
 s1,OOO.0OO. Carlos AIdunate Solar. head of tn Chilean delegation to the conference a
 Washington in which Peru and Chile wil seek to settle their differences in a neutrl; l atmosphere vas a passenger OH lHe SdHl' Luisa arriving in New York. The Slovaks of the Batchka district O Jq1go-Slavia. in accordance with tradition
 plan to present King A1<CAander with shirt woven of pure go.d and silve : threads on the occasion of his rnarriag | to Princess Marie of Rumania. Otis C. Petit, former ensign in the Unit - ed States nary charged with deserting a Charleston s. C.. in July, 1920. with S4. . 900 to S5, 900 belonging to the crew of tn lU. S. S. Buford. is under arrest and be l ing held at the Philadelphia navy yard [
 await a court martial.
 Governors Foot Guard, Second com 9 pany New Haven. have announced plan { for the 147th comm enoration of thci charter grant and of the de3 3aTture Of tn command for Cambridge, Mass. on Aorl ? "A, 1775. The annual con4mesmoratioi will be held next Monday afternoon. r On the ground that hunters of tn r province of Halifax N. g, are getting l raw deal" in the matter of game sea : sons, the Nova Scotia legislature ha : passed resolution calling upon. the dc S minion government to review the regula S tions made under the migratory Dir