Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-26

committee, will be presented to a meet ing of the committee at Washington Wednesday night.
 The use of carrier pigeons as cocainc snugglers, snow birds in the literal sense of the word, is the latest device for introducing the drug from 'iermany into France.
 pleted by Secretary Hoover for the in- ctallation of three new co:nm1 iIty dI,l- sions of the commerce depa-t;ne:'-, July ].
 Plans for a nation wide observance of July were made at the biennial conven- tion of the General Federation of Wo- mems clubs at Chautauqua.
 Governor Cox of Massacnrsetts sent letters to other New England governors urging a united study of the railroad problems of this section.
 St. 0mer commandery of WaterSille, Me, entertained the greatest gathering Of Knights Templars ever present at a St Johns day celebration in Maine.
 Field Marshal Earl HaiE Is soon to reenter the liquor trade, with which he i the firm of John Haig & Co.,, in London. Four Irish republican army men were killed and several wounded at Cushendall in southeastern county Antrim, when they | ambushed party of military and special under constables.
 l The council of the league of nations probably will be called in special session I nf T1tlH- ait fn s,, | Paris to take up urgent questions. The Pennsylvania supreme court de- clared constitutional the legislative act of 1921 taxing anthracite coal and one and one-half per cent. of it's alue at :he mines.
 Wslskey sold at the rate of two bottles flor a quarter in Cambridge, Mass, when children, prowling among the ruins of a factory destroyed by fire found a sub eel jar containing quantity of liquor.
 The strategy board of the United Tex tile Workers of America went on record l this forenoon as being opposed to accept ing the invitation of the Pacific mills to its employees to return to work.
 Sixty French societies numbering be. tween 5000 and 4,0oo marchers, took part | in demonstration in HoIyoke, Mass. ir honor of the 50th anniversary of St. Jear
 Baptiste Society.
 General Julian s. Carr of Durham. V
 C., commander in chief of the United Con.
 federate Veterans. sent word of greet
 ing and God bless you to the veteran.
 in blue" in Richmond, Va.
 For the third successive year tI,.
 American Federation of Labor was p;ac
 ed on record by the action of its con
 vention in Cincinnati against recognition
 or the soviet Russian goverrHnen-. The Lettish finance ministry announces
 that negotiations are proceeding with al American group for fifty year lease Co
 the railway from Libau to the Russian frontier.
 Running like an airplane. swarm of bees sailed over the Main street O Corning, N. Y, and volplaned to tb spare tier of an automobile occupied b,
 a touring party. A rural resident bor rowed barrel and hived the colony More than 800 graduate and undergrad uate delegates from all sections of th country are in Boston for a four days : convention of the Theta Delta Chic fra , ternity.
 A hippopotamus. tender in years I,r S of impressive proportions, .Snoo.ed in tn l Franklin Park zoo, Boston, while thou
 sands of school children. by whom t had been purchased from the Ph;ladeI h phia geological gardens, gave it a rous g ing greeting.
 Mice Jen1fa ztr,-e-,,or ox cta, : filed a court petition in Bosron askin
 that her name be changed 10 Jane Whi
 nan. Miss Zimmerman was recently rt l leased from the state hospital at Nortl F amptcn to which she was committed 10 . lowing her acquittal on a charge of mul
 dering her cousin in 1919. 2 The bombing of a house in Pawtucke P R. l., in which employees of mills affecte
 by the strike resided has caused owner
 of houses in several parts of the city
 fear repetition of the outrage and the a have notified to vacate their premises
 Supreme Court Justice Morrhause l. who has held several hearings in il
 case of Walter S. Ward, at White Plain N. Y., charged with the murder of Clar , ence Peters. has received a threatenir e letter warning him that he would
 shot unless, Ward were freed. Rev. Patrick McQuillan died at st. A ,. drew's novitiate in Poughkeersie. \ ! . following an illness of about a mont 7 His death was the result of d stroke | = was born at West Boylston, Mass aI i was a member of the JesuI. orler for .t years.
 'f The National Retail Dry Goods Ass
 citation characterized as ''unterIe and U e supportable" charges made by Senat = McCumber that American newspape J were attacking the tariff Dill because I the influence brought to bear by adyerti r CTS.
 By an overwhelming vote. the Amei ., can Federation of Labor directed the e -A ecutive council of the federation to
 sue a general appeal for voluntary co
 tributions to provide funds for striki
 textile workers and quarry workers.
 Mack Tabb, negro. had a moose abo M his neck and was being hauled up to " cypress limb by crowd of Matthe' ce County young men when older men say rs the negro and turned him over to coun ey authorities on charges of assaulting He .lr ry B. James, a salesman. he The police are active again in t O. search for Ambrose Small, Toronto tf of atre owner, who nnysteriously. disappes by ed after the discovery of a letter ng George H. Chenier, hotel man, which SC .a- Small was drugged and brought to house. at Montreal, and was still held
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