Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-26

AOhAlNs
 gift of s1Oo. 900 to Bowdoin college by Frank A Munsey. New York publisher and native of Maine. was announced at chapel by President Kenneth c. M Sills.
 Mrs. Imogene Bassett, 70, was proba- bly fatally burned in Meriden when poi- ish she was using a stove ignited and her clothing caught fire.
 The Carnegie endowment for internn- tional peace has announced that 1t will re- construct the French commune of Farg- 1 niers in the department of the Alsne at l cost of about 1,60oIoO0 francs. Madams Emma Calve. concert singer. 1 has cancelled her engagements because | of illness Madame Calve became i'll Sat
 urday in Waco, Texas. She will return tc New York.
 The military commander at Shanghai announces that if necessary. he will employ | arms to enforce the neutrality of this dis 1 trict declaring Shanghai will remain tran | quil. whatever happens in the north Tho steamer Lampden of the Canadian
 lighthouse service, carrying crew of
 about IT men is believed to have sunk
 southeast of Michi7icoten island in Lake Superior. during the storm of last week.
 A 5000, 900 pounds sterling loan to Brazil. secured by coffee deposited in that country, probably will be closed this week by syndicate of American and
 British bankers.
 Loss from strikes in Philadelphia the l Toe c+ re ae eyfpd aflnftf S2O OOO-
 900, according to a survey made by the in-
 dustrial relations committee of the cham
 Der of commerce. As n result of g verbal battle between
 members of the Law Club at the Unversi- ty of Illirois and members of the senor
 class sut for 1o,ooo -was filed in the
 Champaign, Ills, courts
 The old navy Dynamite" in Spanish
 war days hailed as the possible pioneer
 craft of new naval area for the world has been sold as junk to J. Mipsitz of Chel- ) sea, Mass. for s4.2s0.
 1 Elimination Of the storage battery. the most expensive part of the home made made radio receiving set, Is now possible , acording to the bureau of standards of the
 department of commerce.
 Arthur Barry. 26 years old. of Worces ter, Mass. was arrested there in the homo of his sister Mrs. James Maloney
 charged with the murder of Peter Wag. | ner, in Bridgeport, Conn.,, on April 13. I Prohibition enforcement agents yes terday began accommodating samples o t near-heer made by New Haven breweries ] Chemists will soon be busy analyzing tht , fluids.
 3 The peal of bells for the Hardness Me @ morial tower at Yale. now due on thu . steamer Hambleton Grange from Eng
 land, will be hung immediately, the nee n essary staging for the work being in DO . sition.
 . John OtiIszxy, of Waterbury. was sen . fenced to two and a half months in jai t by Judge Edwin S. Thomas at the open r ing of the April term of the United State r district court in South Norwalk. for hay I ing operated still at his home. | Because IonEshoremen refused 10 talk 6 a cut Of ten cents an hour In wages. thu 2 Canada steamship line freighter Bilbster :, first ocean ship to arrive this season il | Montreal. was unloaded by her officer I and errAcloyes of coal company.
 William NJ. Vaughan. once foOtEal q star at Princeton, now head of the stocl exchange firm of VaueAan and comHany = and said to be the tallest member of tn n New York stock exchange, was ued 10 . divorce by his wife. Simah M. Vaughan 9 The Countess Christine Rosenkrantz n her nineteen year old son, Baron Holge f Julian Frederick De Rcsenkrantz. and he - l
 admitted to the United States by the com
 missioner of iTnmigration at Ellis Island as immigrants.
 Two hold-up men stopped Max Bsres 2 tein a jewelry broker, near his home i o East Baltimore, knocked him down wit . a blow from a pistol butt, and snatched II case holding diamonds and jewelry Whic : Berestein declared to be worth S15o,Oot Trial of twelve libel suits filed agains , Mayor Percy W. Wheeler of Gloucester Z Mass, by members of the American Fish , erman's Race committee was indefinitel r postponed when Judge Edward B. O
 Brien of Lynn sent word that he coul
 not be present.
 William F. Stone. former treasurer o 7 the Embossograph Products Company, i
 DoSlOHt plCduGQ Bullly III luc
 court to one count in each of two indict
 ments charging larceny of s24,65S fror the Massachusetts Trust Company an A conversion of s2.OoO of the funds of tn
 firm
 LapIerre Brothers, operators of one c T the smaller stone sheds and granite qua ries in Concord. N. H.. signed an agree F Tnent with the local branch of the Grant Cutters Union for wage scale of S1 a Q hour, and a 44-hour week.
 |. Miss Anne RusIinS, whom detective : traiied for some time as the woman c q peaches and cream complexion wante ]. for larceny from jewelry stores. wa
 found guilty of having taken four ring
 from jewellers establishments in Boston.
 Bail at s1O.0OO each was fixed by JudE n James R. Mead In Greepwich when h al bound over to the Fairfield county su d perior court Frank Rocco and ,Fortunat 1t Speranzo and Philip Ciprf, all of Stan t. ford. charged with robbery in the Brun E. and Belmont store at North Mianus, Sal
 lurday night.