Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-23

I imprisonmnt.
 State of Oregon will spend more than $50,000,0 ,000 before the year ends in carrying out the state highway pro- gram which was adopted in IT.
 In making her berth at Central wharf. Boston, the steamer City of Gloucester crashed into the railing and ripped out about 15 feet of bricks and stone.
 About 25U union brick1ayers in Provi- dence struck because their employers | would not grant demand for wage | increase from s1 to $1.25 an hour.
 Lord Jef." the Amherst college hum- orous publication, hereafter will refuse | to publish questionable jokes and draw ings. the new editorial board has decid- | ed
 Additional revenue this year from au- tomobile licenses will pay the opera ing expenses of the Manitoba, Canada, | police, according to Commissioner Rat tray.
 despatch to the London Times from Peking dated May 20 says pr. Sun Yas l Sen, head of the Canton government, is now seeking mediation to secure an un- derstanding with General Wu Pei-Fu.
 The New York Central will soon start work on the construction of the Cascle- ton bridge and "cut off" improvement at Albany. The construction plans call 1 for an expenditure of s2O,0O0,000
 The Vermont delegation in congress \ yesterday unanimously recommended Bert l. Hyland, chief of police of Rut- land, Vt. to Prohibition Director Haynes for appointment as chief of the proni- bition forces in that state.
 Adolph de Ia Huerta. minister of the treasury of Mexico. again has postponed the date of his departure for the United States. Owing to an attack of influenza he does not intend to leave Mexico City until the. middle of the week
 The Massachusetts senate accepted
 without debate or division the report
 "leave to withdraw" on the petition for
 the removal of Judge Pierce of the su- | preme court.
 4 petition for a referendum on tIe so-calied state Volstead act. signed by
 Governor Cox of Massachusetts last
 week, was filed with the secretary of
 state
 Picketing is heavier than usual near
 the Arcadia, upper Pacific and Mopsmac
 mills in Lawrence. Mass, but there are
 no disturbances. the crowds being order
 ly.
 The new steam schooner Virginia Olson was rammed by the navy submarine pr
 in dense fog off the breakwater outside Los Angeles harbor, and, racing at full speed with a hole in the bow. sank just after reaching dock.
 Tho American memorial hospital for , children in Rheims, France, the gift of i the women and children of the United
 States, was dedicated by Myron> T. Her [ rick, the American ambassador, fin the
 presence of a distinguished gathering ? The sixteen Dartmouth undergradu- ates and one members of the faculty Q members of the Ledyard Canoe club, have a completed preparations for the clubs an. e nual canoe trip down the Connecticut . river.
 , Directed by the chief of police ant
 county officials. a rigid investigation n is underway in / Columbia e Georgia, following a bomb explosion h which wrecked the front of Mayor J r. Homer Dimon's residence and shattere, r windows within radius of a block.
 Production of passenger automobiles fl
 April amounted to 196,521, an increas
 of 30 per cent. over production in Marct R according to report issued by the de
 partment of commerce. Truck productio B. amounted to 1924 machines, compare a. with 19 449 in March. ty Rev. Thomas J. Irwin, former pasto he of the First Presbyterian church an IT, H. Lewis, an elder were arraigned at ce preliminary hearing, before a justice ne the peace in Lawton, Okla, on charg, he of arson growing out of several attemp
 to burn the church.
 to H. Ernest Smith, Manchester, Y. I i'll World war veteran, received a pack h. containing 35 letters which were mail m- to him between June and December, 191 so- while he was serving with the Unit ie- States army in France. An investigation of drinking amo
 college students conducted by Preside B. c. Southworth of the Meadville The " logical school shows that there has be
 material diminution since the Is ln- amendment was enacted. ,ot; After her father had ordered her my stop receiving the attentions of you es- man with whom she had been friend 1. Miss Josephine Guarnera walked to 1 7as woods at Linden Highlands. Mass, a an- shot herself.
 m. - ith The picture of SuIgrave Manor hou rnl the ancestral home of of>George Washir ;ol- ton, which is to be presented to Pre- rty dent Harding next Monday, arrived k his New York yesterday on the Adriatlc ley charge of Stephen Reid. the Scot W ter painted 1t.
 in
 According to the American bureau
 shipping Germany during the first tn
 months of 1922 built 35 steamships rai - ing from 800 to 5000 tons, and totall NJ more than 109,000 gross tons. In ;lc
 tion she repurchased from former c ley' mics six ships aggvegating 22,0o0 tor Voo Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, who arri nts in Chicago Sunday accompanied ury Lady Doyle and their three children, met hibited two letters he received iron go. medium in Toledo last night which 'ez- said were from his son Kingsley, ' lns- was killed in the war, and from the mother, who is also dead.
 al-
 re- Marvin G. sperry, president of ton private Soldiers and Sailors league, om- arrested in Washington as fugi of from justice at the request of Baltin
 police detectives. who said he would