Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-01

The province of British Columbia must | pay customs duties to the Dominion gov ernment on hquor imported for sale by l the provincial liquor business.
 The North Dakota law regulating grain inspection and purchase vas deciar ed invalid by the supreme court in an opin- ion read by Justice Day.
 Fire of undetermined origin at Port Huron, Mich, destroyed the Baer build ing. 8 store and office structure. The loss was s500,0oo
 Thirty-four students were dropped 1 from the University of Maine at the end of the fall semester because of fail- ure to meet collegiate requirements.
 Margaret Sanger, birth control advo- cate, Recurring In Honolulu, said the ] United States would be over populated
 within two centuries unless 1t accepted 1 birth control.
 The civil marriage of Hugh s. Gibson, American minister to Poland, and Mile Ynes MarceHe Reyntiens was celebrated
 in the Gothic room CT the city hall in Brussels.
 
 Thomas F. Jackson, nationally known as a collector of birds and birds cggs, died at his home in West Chester, Pa, after three days illness. He was "A
 years old.
 The Doulxhobours of Canedn, better , known as the Christian community of
 Universal brotherhood. merely expressed
 a theoretical advocacy of massacre of their children and aged"
 Dismissal of the board of manage , ment of the Canadian National Rail,
 ways because of it's 'autocratic attitude q has been demanded by the United Far. . mers of New Brunswick,
 Scientists from all parts of North
 America will attend the annual convention ' of the American association for the ad. = vancement of science, which meets ir
 Salt Lake City, June 22, 23 and 24. U Professor solon l. Bailey of the liar
 yard College observatory will sail to e day from New York for Peru to talk o o charge of the Harvard astronomical . station at Arequipa.
 o After less than hours deIibera
 tion jury at Elizabeth, N. J., con victed four alleged New York gunner I. of having attempted the lives of tw, /" Elizabeth policemen on February s. press for printing counterfeit S2 q bills in a building at Forty Second stree ', and Briadway, the heart of Manhat
 tan's uptown business district, five me- y and $65,O00 in spurious currency wer /. seized last night by federal agents.  The 30 years fight for municipal owner ,e ship of the local street car line in De | troit was virtually concluded wlen stock -s holders of the Detroit UniteI railwa 2 agreed to accept the city's offer of $lq T. S50,000 for their properties. :. The Russian soviet government ic breaker Sviatogor has been despatcued [ U' the Kiel Eight to release five ice boun
 United States shipping board steamer ' carving cargoes totalling 35,100 tons ( y. cereals bound for Russia O. A congres sman, an artist, . lawy, Of and German baron, have been hu h. bands of Mrs. Florence Ethel Walk, CT of Boston, and she was under engag
 ment to take business man as h. re fifth mate.
 William g. Fielding, minister of he nance in the Canadian cabinet, arrive ss, yesterday in Washington from Ottav ce and was received by Acting Secretal CT Fletcher in lengthy conference at u e- state department
 ns
 Textile manufacture and economi
 were discussed by bankers, manufa
 turers and engineers at textile syr IS posium called at Philadelphia for e
 change of views between New Englan ys the middle states and the south. He Unwilling to lag behind the seal-hur us CTS of Newfoundland, who will use al d. planes to locate seals the ice, hshe d. men of Nova Scotia have decided to a u- the Canadian government to assign a. as planes to find schools of fish. he District Attorney s. Howard Dom
 at Salem, Mass, signed an order to I n- lease on parole Mrs Josephine Garus of a prisoner at the Salem jail, who ss lat she has been serving the sentence of a ire other woman.
 ax Officials of the Hotel Touraine, B. ls- ton, asked assistance of the police y,
 terday in finding Roger Coulthrust laI sistant bookkeeper, who they said, on the hotel before noon to deposit a che ST ST for s7400 and did not return. !eI The S,o00-ton American steamer l ne ne alwa, frozen up in the ice in Maimo ht gre bor, was the first icebound vessel on TO- west coast of Sweden to be releasel
 | the powerful ice breaker sent by the Syv, 10 ish government to relive vessels caught TO- the ice all along the west coast. eet Confirmation was secured in Wat y ay' bury of reports from New York that M ST Waterbury Clock Company had made ,r tn- offer amounting to s1,2Oo,oo0, for assets of Robert H. 1ngersoll and Bro oI,,t I CT including the latter concerns wa oo making plant in Waterbury. ,o5 From e volume in the state lfbr yJ ,,Id at Hartford entitled Recollections nr+ Private Memoirs. by George washi on- ton Parke Custis, adopted son of G ba+ eral George Washing gton, State Libr ro- ian George S. Goddard learns t sh+ Washington's hair was hazel brown ere his eyes light grayish blue.
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 nal RSser Lane, former cashier of and Natoal Biscuit Company in 5pringf
 of Mass, arrested in Edmonton, Abe dis for larceny of s5.000 of the compal esi funds, withdrew the plea of not gu hey he entered on arraignment, and ect- sentenced to the Massachusetts refo ,on- atcry.
 act Chester-Mrs. Lund died at her h gis- the other day after a long illness f