Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-02-07
SENATOR BRANDEGEE DECLARES ALLLAWS !.
!. SHOU[DBE UNIFORM IN Their OPERATION
BRIEF TELECRAMS

BRIEF TELECRAMs
Several banks in China are forming a
coalition to consolidate short term loans
to the government for various periods
Ffench liner Rochembeau scheduled to |
sail from Havre Feb. was 1slayed by a
strike of sailors and engineers.
Allen $. wiiliamt se4 author. natu-allst
and friend OF the late John Burroughs;
died tn hospital in New York
Joseph Maiscn Sloan, widely known |
actor of years ago died in Philadelphia |
He was 81 years old.
Warrants in the Rialto theatr. are
case, New Haven; are now expected to
be issued ;on Wednesday.
Damages of severass thousend dollars
was caused by a fire which started in
the bath rcom of the Sterling house, in
Derby.
Tarwin Guptarak, student who was
to complete his studies, has been elected
president OF the Cosmopolitan club of
Boston University.
King Victor Enmahuel Of italy has
awarded the Croee di Guerra to the late
Lieutenant Colonel Charles w WhittIe-
sey, former commander of the Lost Bat
TALON"
Payment of seeo.sse by Belgium a.
serni-anrruaa instalfnent interest on its
obligation to this country of sS.00o.0o0.
for surplus war materials was received
by the treasury.
Restoration of the aye-cent fare for
street car rides within the limits of Bos.
ton will be sought at once by Mayor,
James NJ Ouriey announced In hiz inaug-
ural address yesterday.
Miss Ruth Sargent and Lewis B.
Coorbs, GroveIand school teacher. in
Greveland, Mass. accused Of severely
whipping Constance Pa-dn. a pupil, .liaYe
been temporarily suspended
John A. Coe, president Of the American
Brass conpa ny, Waterbury, admitted the
truth of run1ors that the annual meeting
! -
would be adjourned.
One young man and two boys. whose
names are withheld for the present by
authorities of Watertown. are under ar
rest for the burglary at the Oakdale
| Company's ore. at>oakdale.
John Fox. So was. found dead Sunday
morning in the back room Of aiIunch room
/ It.
lowed him to lodge for the night. Death
was due to natural causes.
With 14s.7oo bushels : of Caaadia.
wheat for Russia slowed between her
decks the American STEAMSHIPS Lloyd sal
ed from Boston for Constantinople where
| she VIII receive. orders as to final dispo-
sition of her cargo.
Fire, believed to be of incepdiary origin
broke out in an unoccupfed orle-fanily
Hbut was quickly extinguished. Officials
fsat that there was an unnistalzaSHe oGo1
fof kerosene OIL in the house
baby alligator in a box a foot Ions
| arrived at the New Haven post office
In order to look over surroundings it bit
a hole in the box and got out and began
an inspection of postal quarters unit
rounded up.
A young man who snatched Mt q pack
age Combining SIS, 600 which Frana
| WetlhereH ma nager of the New England
Pier, Boston, caught only handful o
the newspaper wrapper
In the city court in Danbury the cas-,
of Charles H. Brundage, former trea sure
of the Connecticut Poultry association
arrested recently on a charge of embez
zling the funds of the organization;
was continued two weeks. =
Dorothy Wasson. aged seven, who q
a harpist had already achieved attention
from audiences in New York city for he
ability as a musician, died at the Green
wich hospital following an operation TO
appendicitis.
!, Waving examination. three men a,
frested for breaking and entering in tn
night time and larceny of Mqlor valued "a
$500 from the home of James L. Hawkin.
a hotel proprietor In Springfield, wer
J, bound over to the grand jury in 1890
| bonds
i Fresn outbreaks of the dreaded foe
and mouth disease are reported in Enc
land, the total number of farms infecte
!, being put at 36s. TIE loss In hvestoc
to date on account of the epidemic
put at more than s2.500.0o0.
> The end of danger within a week frol
Ia Influenza and pneumonia In New YORK
t foreseen by Health Commissioner Cop,
land, VINO said he based his optimism 9
j the mildness of the epidemic and the 10
4 death rate this year.
i Former Supreme Court Justi Franc
L MS cott, 70, chairman OF the conannissie
s appointed for the revision of the Ne
: York city charter, died at his home
Park avenue, New York. Death was tiu
to pnea1monia and followed - weeks Il
ness.
The strong arm squad In charge
Detective Sergeant William c. Hal
: raided quarters occupied by a his
e school fraternity In New Br
;s tain, Saturday night and prosecution
It several members on a charge Of gamhlir
n may be preferred.
2. After more than 100 years Of naanufs
h turing BltAes, the American Bible socie
announce@it would soon close down
a t1iant in tane old Bible house in Ast
of place New York The high cost Of Er
+ dndtion was given as the reason for di
y continuing publication.
Of The war minister issued AN order n
lg bidding aircraft to fly over the city
Of Rome during the concaave. A protest h
re been made TO sa1e governrn emf ewing IN +