Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-18

The Earl of Reading, Viccroy or lnuta- lad a long interview with Mohandas Gandhi. leader of the Indian lationalists at Simla. India. Nave Yohe, actress, former wife of .ord Francis Hope, is suffering from a ;pinal injury sustained when struck by m automobile in New York
 Lieut. Col. Charles (. Pierce. head of he American War Memorial Commission, lied of pneumonia. brought on by i'm Fuenza, in hospital at Tours, France.
 Discontinuance after June 30 of bon us of s24O a year paid 10 civilian em- i Dloyes was announced in orders received 1 at the navy yard in Boston.
 Argentine minister of finance and rep ] resentative of, Buenos Aires port workers ! reached an agreement by which the work | CTS will return to their jobs.
 Mrs. Helen Cox Mahoney, daughter of James NJ. Cox, democratic candidates for president last fall, died suddenly at her home in Oal1wood, a suburb of Dsytona, l Ohio.
 James FaIIon of New Canaan was held for the superior court in Stamford in s1 900 on charges of assa ut with ntent to kll and attempt 10 steal an automo- ble. !
 There may be full meeting of the supreme allied council for the purpose of discussing the situation which has arisen in Silesia as a result of the Polish revolt there.
 The Eovernr ent must refund s34.1o5 to Walter Baker & Co.,, chocolate manu- facturer Of Boston, under the recent A1ding of Federal Judge Norton that chocolate is a food and not candy.
 spurninE $500 offered by drowning man if he would let him sink. Harry Green. negro, knocked Msssion Baron unconscious and carried him to shore in New York.
 Supreme court dismissed for want of Jurisdiction the appeal of the city of New York from decrees of lower courts holding that the So-cent gas law was un- constitutional.
 The mutilated body Of Mrs. Myrtle Will Hams Seay. bride twenty years old. has been found by a searching party on a lonely hillside at Stewart Springs, near Florence, Ala.
 Madrid Tribuna announced that the new Spa anish customs tariff will be pub lished May 20. containing only slight notifications. since Spain desires to avoid tariff wars with other countries.
 Appeals to Russian refugees nbrosd to return to assist the bolsheviks. in recon struction work have recently occupied considerable space in the various Mos co wand Petrograd newspapers.
 The Bell Telephone company of Can ada announced issuance of S5.725.0oo in new stock to be offered shareholders at par. in the proportion of one new share for each four shares of record May 51. Alien residents have no legal right to demand the admittsnce of relatives 10 the United States. the supreme court decid- ed in upholding California courts refus- ing to admit wife and two minors of a | Chinese.
 After s4 hours in an open boat. Thoma s F.. Armstrong of Biddeford and stephen Perry, of Cape Porpoise, members of
  | line Noonan. were picked up off Boone Island and brought to Portland, Me. l Mrs. Kate Ives who in April. 1920, shot | Oliver Lovely for whom she kept house i in St. AIbans. Vt, pleaded guilty to man. slaughter and was sentenced to- serve from five to twenty years in State pri- son.
 Fnes of s2 900 to S7.5Oo each were inn posed in the supreme court in New York on thirteen corporations in the associa- ton of dealers in mssons' building ma ] terials winch pleaded guilty to violation of state antitrust laws.
 To forestalI complete prohibition, the liquor interests are backing an investiga- tion of conditions in Juarez, Mexico, sc- cording to advices reaching Washington The investigation was started by the Mexican chamber of commerce.
 The merger of the International Shoe i company of St. Louis and the W. H McElwaiR company of Boston, shoe manufacturers, was annoCnced. It brings together companies whose fcombin-
 e4 sSies aggregated s130,ooo,O ,OOO last year.
 l Representative MOndeH. republican leader of the house. after a conference with Prsident Harding. said he saw nc reason why there should not be prompt action by the house in passing a resolu- ton ending state of war with Germany
 Rev. Charles Kirby. superior of La Sa- lette college. Hartford. who with other priests is conducting a two weeks mis- sion at the Church of the Assumption ir
 Ansonia, was struck by a nautomobile in front of the state arTnory and pain
 fully but not seriously injured.
 Pressmen employed by the Curtis Pub.
 fishing Co.,, of Philadelphia, went or strike for a 44-hour week. The Curti, company announced it was negotiatin;
 with two Chicago printing establishments
 to print part of the editions of the Sat
 urday Evening Post and Country Gentle man.
 Peter Herbert of Marlboro. Mass.
 aged sS years. has been notified that h,
 is an heir to an estate included in whicl is cash portion for him of s15.0oN anC
 has received a large share of the money In addition as heir to this he become, owner in a farm of 400 acres at Thet
 foot, Vt.