Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-22

maj Aeu oecIedse Tn Aprll as compared with March and with April of last year. census bureau statistics announced.
 Charles E. Cash, once betting com missioner, tipped his barber. to .lay off the ponies" and threw himself under the wheels of a subway express in New York. |
 book written by formeer Emperor William dealing with the world war is | understood to have been acquired for | publication by an American group.
 Acting Postmaster Gen eraI Bnrtlett left Washington for New York with the l announced purpost of thoroughly reeor- ganizing the New York city post office 25 members of the Weaveers' Protective association has been declared at the Elgin Silk miss of Fall River, Mass.
 Pilot Harry V. Huclxings, of the air mail service, was hurt and his pla1e was wrecked when lost in a heavy fog, he drove into Blue Camp Rock, a. cliff six miles north of Grass Valley, Calf.
 Closer relations between the Northern and Southern Presbyterian churches are III lIlL1cQldIc pOSSlDlLllJ dlteT Sl8lY years of arrangement.
 No trace has been found of William E. Gay. of Granville, Vt, whose blcodstain- ed and bullet pierced clothing was dis covered in deserted automobile near Montpelier Junction.
 The board of. education of Marlboro Township N. J., acquitted Alvin w. White. q teacher In a grade school of charges preferred by the parents of nine girl pupils.
 Abandonment of the propssed merger of Independent steel companies was gen. orally forecast as result of the with drawal of the Youngstown Sheet 6, Tube Company from the six-company combine. One thousand additional policemen ten more prosecutors and four new criminal court judges are promised in | Chicago to help Chicago rid itself of ter rorists and pombers-
 John Larain fell into the bath tub in Elizabeth. N. J., and was drowened in six inches of water. He had been suf- fering from heart distase. He was 4o years old.
 | Dr.. Howard T. Crawford of Boston was elected president of the New Eng l land Osteopathic Association at the clos l ing session of the 18th annual Sonven- tion held in Providence.
 Announcement was made that the Fall I River and Norfolk Steamship Company | would operate freight steamer service between Fall River and Norfolk. begin
 ming about June Is.
 Mrs. c. A. JoIlie and Byron Warren. 22, an army sergeant. were convicted Of murder in the first degree in federal court in Guthrie. Okla. for staying the
 woman's husband at Fort Reno. Okla. Busts of George Washington. Edgar Allen Poe Marie Mitchell, astronomer,
 Mark Hopkins, educator and Gilbert l Hall of Fame at New York university,
 Saturday.
 one of the victmims of measles which
 Is prevalent in the southwest London
 district is the Duchess of Devonshire, wife of the former governor general of Canada. She has a severe attack of the
 disease.
 Senator Dillingham;, republican. Yer
 mont, appeared in the senate with his
 right arm in sling, an x-ray photo
 graph having shown that he fractured
 small bone in his wrist by fall a few days ago.
 Thomas 4. Edison conferred with
 Comptroller of the Currency Crissinger
 and later with Secretary Hoover on his
 jan for improving the country's farm Il credit through the establishment of a
 chain of government warehouses
 Thomas A. Edison testified before the
 senate agricultural committee in exeecu- | tive session that he was convinced fer
 factured by present processes and ex-
 isting interests could be manufactured
 at Muscle Shoals, Alabama.
 Norman E. Mack. former cE1airman oi the democratic national committee, au. : thorized a statement that he not come out for William R. Hearst for governor I of New York and Alfred E. Smith fol senator.
 The Kansas court of industrial rela tions issued it's final minimum wage or der, fixing the minimum wage for wo . men in laundries and factories sd S1' week and in mercantile establishments
 at $1o.5o.
 On the verge of starvation and prac 5 tically nude, six children were fount
 lying in a. hole buried under a., strav stack covered with brushwood nea Cupar, sask.
 . Salvatore Aversano and Pasquaie . Guerra, both of Woonsocket. were sen : fenced by the court in Providence to 9 : years in prison. They were convicte, of shooting and robbing in the 'highwa. t Antonio Sassone. a e2 year old store s keeper:
 r The attempt of two members of the DO e lice dry squad" to arrest Mir. Ching, q years old. of Boston. on charge of il : legally selling liquor, brought scores 70
 Chinese from their Hutch9ns stree
 homes to rescue Ching. The policemel
 sent in a riot call.
 William L.- HodEman, Yale '5s. O Providence, R. l., was elected presidei 5 of the Associated New England Yal :: clubs and Thomas Dyer, 's5, of Spring q field. Mass. vice president and A. A @ Thomas, 'O1, of Providence secretary o treasurer. The field day next year vii $ he at aProyiden<e