Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-27

ton of Wilton, Conn
 Twelve shipyards along the AtlantIc coast have slightly increased their work ing forces since the beginning of the year.
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 Mrs. Mary Arnold. aged 52. of New Britain, while in a fit of despondency caused by Ill health, committed suicide.
 Almost two days overdue. the steamer Asia of the Fabre line. fighting her way through three storms, docked at Provi- dence with S2 passengers
 The city board of theatre eensors nt se- attle. Wash, has decided to bar all Roscoe Arbuclkle films offered for exhibition in Se- attle.
 model type of live poultry railroad car rolled into New Haven from Oklahoma. It carried approximately 5,390 live birds con- taiued in 12S copper wire coops-
 The seasons first cantaloupes arrived in New York from Mexico, fully month ahead of former years. The first ship ments usually come from California. 
 
 director of the Chicago Grand Opera com pany, will go on tour of American con- cert stages this fall.
 Joseph Padkowka. IS, of Adams. Mass. was fined $2oo in federal court in Syra- dUse \. Y, on a charge of forging war risk insurance check of $13.5;.
 The Roger Davis homestead at Nut plains Conn, was burned yesterday. It was owned by Henry Scheibler of Now York and was probably 15O years old. Notices have been posted In the shop of tine Ansonia Manufacturing Company announcing 15 per cent wage increase to go into effect May Is.
 The Investigating magistrate in Paris decided that there was no case for pro- ceedings against Thomas Stewart Ryan the American newspaper writer. in connec- ton with the death of his wife.
 Feudists of Clay county, Ky, who q few months ago were ready to shoot Op- posing clansmen on sight. have joined hands with each other and with the civi authorities to clean up Mill Creek. Miss Sarah E. Knox. Baltimore trained nurse went on trial at Montross, Va. | charged with murdering Mrs. Margare l Eastfake at Colonial Beach last Septem | Der.
 Leopold Woelfns. the Austrian Arch duke Leopold, who applied for poor relic in Switzerland and did not obtain it. i 1 living in a Vienna suburb caring what h. can by his skill translator. 1 Slain by the hands of n strangIer, tn body of five-year-old Lillian G.vner wa , found in a closet of a Houston stree house. New York, behind the one in whicl 1 her parents lived.
 1 Woman's intuition Is guesswork. F. F FehIman. president Of the New York Ad vertising club told the chamber of com merce in St. Louis, and he said it fall 1 half the time.
 l George WarR, e1. vice president of th' l Brotherhood of Locomotive Bremen ant and engineers. chairman during the war 1 of the Canadian railway adjustmen board, died in Toronto. l AdoIph S. Lundin. s5. of Boston. died a sea last Thursday while, as a 0assense 1 on the steamer Cristooal, he was en rout' to New Orleans to attend the Knight! i Templar conclave.
 l After a long and bitter debate the housi of commons at Ottawa defeated by volt of 142 to 59 the resolution calling on cabi net members to resign from all outside business directorships.
 | BrickInyers plasterers and bod carriers with union affiliations who have been al work On the new high school building 1T Bristol. struck in support of union car penters who quit work two months ago. A meeting of the eight county healtl oflcerz in the state has been called bS Dr. John T. Black, commissioner of tht state department of health, for Friday morning at the offices of the department In Hartford.
 Rutherford Hayes Hunter. who wa. town manager of Stratford. was declared by Judge Isaac Wolfe of the superior court in decision yesterday. to have Il i legally held tho office of town manager since February 27 last.
 Slow but certain recovery from the ex treme depression of 1921 In the steel ant l iron industry was indicated by the state | ton for the first quarter of the curren | year.
 Miss A. Whitney. club woman and socia welfare worker, of San Francisco mus serve 14 years in prison. the district cour of appeals decided !n conviction and sen l tence on a charge of violating the stat criminal syndicafism act. Advocacy of steps to make intoxicatini patent medicines a s hard to obtain as me | dicinal whisSey and to line merchants ul l with prohibition enforcement agents ar | In prospect at the convention of the Unit of Medicine Manufacturers of America, il session at Pittsburgh, Pa.
 Arrested Monday for recklessly driv ing a car which damaged four others John L. Erals. bookkeeper for a mercan tile house in New Haven was rearrest ed charged with embedding from his em ployer, and held in s25oO or a hearing. 4 complaint was drawn up by tn prosecutors officer In Bridgeport and sen to Worcester charging Arthur Barry, un der arrest there. with the murder in tn first degree In the killing of Peter Wag ner during a dance hall disturbance oi April 13.
 Members of Harry W. Congdon Post o the American Legion. Bridgeport. pro tested through Congressman Schuyle Merritt against the action of the Wash ington authorities in closing the veteran information bureau there.