Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-02-22

Oscar Paoper distillery in Woodford |
county, KY. by twenty masked bandits. |
Albert sarraut, minister Of the colonies,
and the other members of the French del
egation to the Washington conference ar
rived at Havre.
The house passed and sent to the sem
ate a resolution extending until June 80,
1928. the per cent restrictive iunn1gra-
ton law.
Captain Elijah G. Davis, retired cap
tain Of the New England Navigation
Company steamers, dfed at his home In
Swansea, Mass, at the age Of 80 years.
Colby college was bedueathed $4,000
to establish scholarship fund under
the will of Emery B. Gibbs, Of Brookline,
Mass.
Use Of airplanes along the Florida
coast IN the war on rum smugglers is
understood to be under consideration by
prohibition headquarters.
Lena Russo. IS. was arrested In New
York. charged with shooting her 21-years
old brother, Alfonso, during family
quarrel.
| The French government is willing to
leave the entire question Of organizing the
international economic conference at
Genoa to the league Of nations
Suspension of Kohler, Bremen and c.,
New York, stock brokers, was announced
stock exchange.
Colonel Estaban Cantu, governor Of
Lower California during the Caranza
regime Is the leader of the present revolu-
tionary movement against the Obregon
government in Mexico
The women's Christian Temperance
Union 'flas fire In its eye" and IS going
a finish to eleot dry nominees in the fall
elections
The plan Of the Boston Consolidated
Gas Company to purchase the East Bos-
ton Gas Combpany and the Newton and
Watertown Gas Company was approved
, BY the state department Of public utili-
| .IGs
An attempt at delivery Of convicts from
san Quentin penitentiary was fr,IStrate1
when authorities discovered n ncsrlS
, completed tunnel from the machine shoF
in the jute mill to beyond the prison walls
Great Western Sugar Co.. Of Denver
Colo, advanced the wholesale prTce O
) sugar cents per 100 pounds. making Z
total advance In the price Of 80 cents pei
t 100 bounds since the first of this year.
BENJAMIN T. Brown, president of th'
r.
I and member of the Fitchburg, Mass.
school board. died yesterday, aged Z;
years.
-Four hundred automobile truck bodie
/ were destroyed by FIRE at the 2iant Of tn
Continental Car Co. in Highland Park,
suti-ro Of Louisville. Ky Loss estimate
at 100000.
The steamer Sarbo. Philadefphia 70
1 Consta ntinople, whose machinery was dis
abled off the Delaware capes Saturday
arrived at the Delaware breakwater IN tor
of two tugs.
Coins Weighing Is pounds were foun'
yesterday in the pockets and lining o
the clothing Of Solon r. Handy, 81 year
old, by attendants in the hospital i
Boston. where the aged man was treste
after having been struck by taxi cat
Ambrose Gilbert. ss years old. III
father of 21 children. grandfather Of s
and great-grandfather of 81. died at hi
home in Haverhill, Mass. He was Dor
in Richmond, Quebec. but had lived her
for 81 years. He was married twice.
Miss Regina Kenny Of Stamford. l
] year old school teacher, died in a. Hacker
sack, N ]. hospital of a fractured skull
4 Miss Kenny was there on a visit. was II
! jured when her automobile slddded an
1 overturned.
y A meeting Of the foreign ministers
= the Baltic states to arrive az an unde
standing of their common interests ar
Al the role they will play at the Genoa ecol
i'd o1nfc conference will be held in Warsa
IA on March s.
!" Bithop Thomas 2 GnI!or, president
the national council Of the Eplscnp
1e church, said in an address at Chicas
i that he believed the eighteenth amen.
- ment was a mistake" He also sa
an Volstead law.
Dean F. w. Nicolson of wesIeys
VI university IN examining alumni statistic
recently entered the realm Of matrim
he niaI possibilities for Wesleyan men. F
i'd found that 225 graduates had marie
n girls who lived in Middletown.
L
ce At special town meeting st Middl
ay town last night, 1t was voted to appr
ke pirate $4,000 for the erection of a sta
MS trade school. The general assembly hi
he voted $4,000 for the maintenance
c. such a school.
Five hundred employees of the immigr
tion service of the port Of New York r
r. ceived letters from the department
commerce Informing then that tn
ri would be forced to take months h1rsou;
H. before July without pay.
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he The Fifth Regiment. o. g. Infantr
N | direct from the bridgeheads at Cobier