Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-18

killed himself. The fatal wounds were inflicted in the head with a revolver.
 The death In Dairen, Manchuria. Of Sen Kichiro Hayakawa, president of the South Manchurian. Railway. was made known in cables received at the reads office in New York.
 The validity of Massachusetts tax laws: of 1916 and 1919 as imposing taxes during the. fears 1920 and 199li wa s upheld by the supreme court in a case brought by William W. Knight.
 Return of the American force in Ger many which recently has been taken partment officials, was discussed vrth President Harding by Secretary Weeks.
 4 bill to produce a bone drf Mexico through prohhbitive taxes on liquor sales is being prepared by group of deputies for early presentation to the chamber.
 IAeutenant General Harington. com mander of the allied forces, deIsied em- that there had been any widespread burning of villages in Thrcae.
 The French government has announced that it had withdrawn it's protection from all of the Greeks, Armenians and Jews who have adopted the French nationality since the armistice.
 An airplane without landing gear came to earth safely at Selfridge field, Mount Clemens, Mich, in an official army test to determine whether such landings are practical.
 The notifications In. the cight-bous tlaw recently decTeed by the government became effective on all the TaflruHsis in
 France Monday. In consequence a large number of men went on a nine and a half hour day basis.
 After three years of experimenting
 Maude Adams, noted actress, is read,
 to present for practical use an inven-
 ton designed to permit the showing o
 motion pictures without dimming the
 theatre lights.
 Transmission of power from NiaEar. Falls to New York by radio is a possi
 51iity of the future in the opinion of Dr lE. F.. W. Alexanderson, chief enginee Euf the radio corporation.
 
 ! The faahe republican state eentra committee will hold to the Wa1lac platform which Senator Borah de nounced at Weiser and Meridian, an,
 proceed unhesitatingly with it's ctm paign.
 Baron De Cartier De Marchienn,
 Belgian ambassador to the Unites
 States, will sail for New York on tn steamer LaFland from Antwerp Oct l.
 to resume his duties after severa
 months leave.
 Ignace J. Paderewski will sal for tn
 United States from Havre on the line
 Paris; Oct 21, to resume his public ar
 pearances as pianist, giving serie lof concerts in the principal America cities.
 Harry Pascarelle, alias Harry Ricci, of New Haven. WAS sentenced to thre years in the federal prison at Atlant 1 by Judge Edwin $. Thomas in the Uni ed States district court, on two. count of, charge of being a drug peddler. Premier Lloyd George, according to tt London Daily Mail, announced at u
 meeting of the liberal ministers last ever : ing that he. would resign if MT. Chambe . lain was defeated at the Carlton clu ; meeting Thursday.
 :, Mrs. ogden Mills. the former Marsar : Rutherford.T stepdaughter Of the la William K. Vanderbilt, and Sir Pa
 Dukes, British war hero, were marie r in .Nyack, N. r. last week, 1t pecan j known last night.
 ! l. 7. r Sir Robert Sanders, British under-se I retary for war, has resigned. but h;
 consented to refrain from further actic { pending Thursdays unionist meeting. I
 has announced his intention to stand ; a conservative in the next election. e Eagle boat No. 3I. wrecked on a led, [ of Cuttyhunk, Mass, was aibandone !, by her crew of 35 men. After poundir . for hours, it was found that her hu
 was punctured in several placets, rH i, engine room vns flooded and her ( : tanks broken
 Under the supervision of two feders
 1 agents 2,so0 barrels of beer valued 2 SIP per barrel were emptied into u
 IseEer at New Britain when the Cren e Brewing Company officially went ol . of business.
 Il As vet, Medical Examiner ". f Steadman had not officially given h n opinion as, to the death of Frederic | Stacy, whose body was found on a c D ns in the rear room of the Southingto e Bank &s Trust Company.
 i Harold F. McCormick of Chicago h l. arrived in Zurich from Paris to vis
 l,se AGa41 1,sI5 [. in small town on Lake Zurich wi a her chaperone and receiving freque,
 calls frun her hance. Max oser. t Il Swiss riding master.
 e Down and out" nevspa9ermen vi ', lately, have been walking the streets 7. BerEn and other cities in Germany :, large numbers in search of jobs, " = be benefciarfes of an aid fund of 25 i. 900, 900 marks which Hugo Shines, | {. f, financier. is promoting. During inc weekend about 140 pr z one1s escaped from the internme s camp at Newbridge barracks. ne le lse, Curragh Ireland. The escape v " n ,. made through an unused sewer. U sa mouth of which is at the Liffy river, II The oM - barnyard rooster can, e travel by United States mail, but ds .s old chicks, according to a postofIice
 Ipartment announcement, still may
 shipped from place to place provid d their journey may be completed wal s-l 72 hours.
 sit 1T Six men serving sentences insoos on after conviction of the espionage n- have been offered conditional execut m pardons, the condition in the case = three who are aliens being deportat