Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-08

government under the contract signed at Friderichshafen, Germany, on June 26.
 Prohibitfon enforcement o1ieers raIded the premises of six residents of Chelsea, Mass. A small quantity of liquor was seized. No arrests were made.
 All records and other property in the American consulate at Chihuahua, Mex ico, were destroyed in a fire which con- sumed the building.
 More than 100 delegates of the United | State Blind Veterans of the World war | assembled in Baltimore in their first an- | nual convention. Josephine Brooks, known to the New Haven police as Sarah Campbell, 45, l who had been arrested for drunkenness 71 times, died Saturday, the police have been informed, while serving a sentence. The funeral of Morgan G. BuIkeley, ] former United States senator, who died at his home in Hartford, Monday night, will be held Thursday afternoon at e.So o'clock.
 | Passengers on three Pullman ears avoke in Washington to find that during the night they had been robbed of not only their valuable, but in some instances of their clothes.
 Frank B. Webster. widely known as an ornithologist, died at his home in the Hyde Park district, Boston. He was 72 years old, and was native of Paw tucket, R. I. =
 The steamship MeikIe. of the Reid Newfoundland line. is speeding to the aid of the freighter Seigheur. of the Canada an merchant marine, reported rudderless and adrift for several day1- T5S miles northwest of St. Johns, N. F.
 The first alI-water route service be- tween Duluth and the New York harbor will be inaugurated next spring by the McDougall Terminal company of Duluth, Minn.
 pr. Carl von Ruck, internationally known authority and specialist on treat ment and prevention of tuberculosis died in Asheville, N. C., after an illness of several weeks.
 son of MT. and Mrs. Frank A. Mor- Till of. Amesbury, Mass, hearing shot in his parents. room, found his mother dead on her bed and his father dying , DeSlQe Ter Nlln q IeNOlNeI HI OllS udAu and fashlght in the other. Mir. and Mrs. Daniel Daley, a middle aged couple, and the family cat, were found dead in the bed room of their home in Maiden, Mass They had been asphyx-
 lated by gas from a partly open jet in the kitchen.
 Charged with extorting money from
 John E. Newton and Walter Burren, of Manchester. N. H.. John E. Crooker, a , state highway patrolman, Milton B : Chapman and Charles Pettis, both oi f Portland. were held for the grand jury.
 Joseph F. Leigh, also known as Jamei
 T. Woodall, a farmer Baptist clergyman
 of Alta Vista, Va, was arrested in Bos- ton on 9 fugitive warrant from Virginia
 Leigh was employed as salesman for T Boston firm.
 y Announcement that there was an in q crease of 1000 in the number of loom' l operating was made at the offices o l, the Amoskeag Manufacturing Co.,, in q Manchester, N. F. j. Pinned beneath his burning autonobIl, r w. H. Smith of Zanesville, Ohio, fired { Y revolver and sounded the horn near hi a hands in an effort to attract attention d He was burned to death before anyone e could extricate hinls
 II Jacob. GimbeI Q member of the de d partment store firm of Gimbel Brother r of Philadelphia, New York and Milwau
 kee, died at his summer home in Atlanti l. City yesterday. State ohiciaI. af Kha Amerjean Ta~inu s in Boston asked Secretary of War Week
 to aid them in determining whether tn
 man identified there as Harry Allsup, o
 Covington, Ky, was an impestor or ~ former service man.
 The summer residence at Sandwich .o Mass, of John M. Hansen, former pres ident of the Standard Pressed Steel com a pany of Pittsburgh, Pa, was destroyed b - fire. The loss was estimated at $100,00t "A MT. Hansen had planned to spend ,ai few days there this week.
 sl By an order of the combined stHdeI ]. councils in Yale University all can paigns among the students for variou charitable enterprises will 'be elimi " mated and single campaign for fun 'n to be disbursed on budget plan wi
 be substituted.
 
 'u Harry. B. Wolf, well known criminl
 lawyer and former congressman in Ba
 timore was found guilty of conspiracy [
 kobstructa justice conIfection with tn l3 hold-up and murder of William B. Nol
 ris att Park avenue and Madson stree of August IS last. V Samuel r. Ware, steePIejaek, whil es work on the inside of a no foot stei h. chimney at woburn, Mass, was ovel IS come by gas fumes fifteen feet from th ofd top. He; was rescued by Fireman Dani u- Kerrigan who climbed the chimney. an g. lowered himself by sling. h. Representatives of attorneys gener,
 of the New England states, New Tor
 and New Jersey meeting in Boston, con
 pleted preparations, of arguments to 1 " presented to the United States supren
 court. next Monday in the Pennsylvani O. coal tax case.
 if The trial of WlIlianp Allen White, al re thor and editor, charged with violatin re the industrial court law by placing h. strike placard in windows of his offit If- in Emporia, Kansas, during the railros IT. shopmen's strike, will be held Eoyen in Der 22.
 sd More than 400 appealed Iiquer eas, ro are affected by a edecision of the rRhoe ri Island Supreme court upholaing the She bv wood state prohibition enforcement ac The court ruled that the loss of a nea