Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-27

operations.
 Five hundred employees of a hat factory at Westboro, Mass. made a safe and ord erly exit in two minutes when fire broke out in in the dye room. The fire damage was less than S1,o00.
 Judge Robert W. Hill, president of the Salem, Mass, Rotary club, was elected governor Of the New England district of Rotary clubs to succeed Herbert C. Will son, of Worcester.
 The Cunard-Anchor line steamer I Italia. ran on a mud bank. off Butler's Flat as she was entering port at New Bed ford, Mass, to pick u2 passengers for Lisbon and St. MichaePs.
 Court, jury and cousel in the third trial C fRoscoe Arbuckle are to go today to the hotel St. Francis to inspect the suite where Arbuckle it is charged, in
 flced fatal injuries on Miss Virginia Rappe.
 General Rafael Pimcnto was acquitted at Mexico City of the charge of murder ing former Vice President Pino Suarez in
 1913. He was given his liberty immedi- ately.
 1 4. c. TownIey announced that he would
 present his resignation as president of the
 National Non-Partisan league to the
 meeting of the Minnesota organization in
 Minneapolis March 91.
 fish of a species hitherto unknown to
 science, caught by a Japanese fisherman
 13 miles eff shore at a dl th of 1900 feet is on exhibition in Honolulu, excit- fns5 Interest iatlx-o1prricfs
 The strike in aII Italian ports. precip- itated a few days ago by the reIasal of the Naples lonsshoremen to allow the em- ployment of non-union workers, continues . with no sign Of settlement.
 The Baltimore Catholic Review satur- day published a letter from Presiden: Harding paying high tribute to the men, ory of the late Cardinal Gibbons, whost death occurred one year ago. Nine men are known to have perished and nine others were missing as a resll, of an explosion in Sopris Mine, No. ?, oi
 the Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
 near Trinidad, Colo.
 s Clocks and watches throughout Eng land were advanced one hour at twC e o'clock Sunday morning when daylight T saving for the summer officially began e The return to summer time is one weel h earlier this year than last. t Sir Robert Horne, chancellor of tn, s British exchequer, arrived in Pari. J to conferg with Charles de Lastey g rie, French minister of finance, on tn, e American note concerning reimbursement s for the costs of occupying the Rhineland. Making one of the fastest voyages be n tween New York and San Diego ever ac Il conqGished by a cargo steamer, the Juli; d Luckenback line arrived in San Diego e The freighter was out less than 14 day!
 from New York.
 Pope Plus received in audience ,
 delegation of Rome nobility, led by D,l Prince Coonna. The Pope urged the wo
 men of the Roman aristocracy to lead crusade against the immodesty of pres l. ent day fashions.
 q Former Senator Henry F. Hollis of Ney if Hampshire, who married Miss Ann d Hobbes in Italy last week, obtained al = absolute divorce from Mrs. Grace B. Hol
 lis in the French courts within the las q three months.
 f At the golden jubilee May festival fl n Cincinnati, which will take place durin: = the first week in May 1923, a new chora
 work by the celebrated American compos |. er, Henry Hadley, will be given it's frs performance, it is called 'Resurgam."
 Captain RoaId Amundsen. noted Arcti
 explorer, who returns to New York from ; visit to his home in Norway tomorrow
 may attempt to fly from New York to Sc = attle in one of the metal ai1planes recent > dy purchased for his new Polar expedi n tion.
 l. Three young men who attempted t " steal the $500 payroll of the William e Schenkel Clothing company in the Nortl ,- End of Boston, were so surprised whel > Miss Bessie Pruitman carrying the none l. bag. darted up a stairway and out of sigh lthat they beat nasty retreat