Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-31


President Harding.
Singers on vaudeville circuits are pro-
hibited from singing for radio telephones
by clauses which now are being inserted |
in their contracts.
AIanson p. Haughton, new Ambassador
to Germany, received final instructions
from President Harding. He expects =
sail Saturday fro New York.
The latest news from Angor1 Indicates
a strong majority agains'. accectauee Of J
the ;tI.ts' proposals for a near easter:
settlement.
Fire caused 100000 damage to the |
Outlet department store, Wilmington. Del. !
The Lpoincott store adjoining suffered a
loss estimated at $4,000 from water.
There were 11,456 bales offered at the
wool auction sales In London. The selec-
ton was poor quality but it me: with
fair demand at recent rates
Sir John Craig Eaton, X. B.. one of
Canada's greatest merchant princes, died
in Toronto, Ont, last night after lin
gering illness.
The barge D. ]. MuIqueen. Jr., of the
Hughes line, was aground yesterday near
the breakwater at the eastern entrance
to the Cape Cod canal.
THE Japanese Pre- rs comments favornhIy
on the ratification by the United States
# the four power treaty. but gives TIE
Reservation adopted by the senate u mixed
reception.
An increase of nearly $e,oOO0o0 in
deposits made in savings departments of
trust companies in Massachusetts was
noted between Jan. and March 10.
Income tax payments In Massachusetts
this year fell off S11.O14,635 The total
receipts were s26,57S,373 as against $37 =
| 5930oS last year.
Every national guard outfit in New
| England will be supplied with radio
| equipment, It was announced at First
army corps area headquarters in Dos
ton.
Customs agents will command the ships
of the new prohibition navy under ar
rangements completed by Assistant Sec
retary O fthe Treasury Dover. in charge
| of the customs division and Prohibition
Commissioner Haynes.
A jury at Newark. n. J., gave Miss
Mollie Weiss, 81 verdict of SIS 200 aft
or delf5era ting only 25 minutes on her
breach of rromise suit against Irving
F'lnkelstein, 2e, store manager.
The navy departments's entire Enyrst-
men. in Alaskan coal lands, principally
| the Chickaloon mines; will be transfer
tt,< effo o1fi irrp
neA1 May I.
Boston's fire fighting feet may soor
be directed by RADIO orders. sent to the
vessels in any part of the harbor from
fire department headquarters at Bristo
street.
Alfred Myrick. negro, was under ar
rest in Boston, charged with shooting hi:
hospital with five bullet wounds in hel
: body
Miss Rhoda Jack. 2S years old. walked
into the infirmary of the Franklin Squar,
house, Boston, where she had room
and told the nurse that she had Jus
taken poison. She was hurried to a hos
pital, where her condition was reporte,
as not serious
Deportation of aliens who persistentI,
violate the Volstead and narcotic law.
, was urged by the prohibition en,)-cs
nent department as a means OF breal5in,
up the business If the Illicit dug dea.e
l and bootlegger.
: The Philippine Herald prints an apoIo
: gy for cartoon in last Sundays edition
which represented Gov. Gen. Leonar
e Wood thrusting a dagger through tn
r heart of Filipino woman personiryin
j, Philippine autonomy.
r. An American engineering company
K project to finance a twenty year joan 70
f the construction Of complete system )
e grain elevators throughout Bulgaria ha
been placed before parliament by the Bul
s garian government.
r Following recent APPROVAL of spoonin
- at church gatherings as the means Of al
Y tracing a large attendance of youn
h people, delegates to- the nineteenth ar
: nual convention of the religious educatio
society in Chicago. placed the %. K" o
s dancing IN church buildings.
}. Open diplomacy els one Of the goo
II things that necessarily must come wit
= the control of foreign affairs by tn
It people themselves. but open diplomac
does not mean the exclusion Of com1no
e sense" Elihu Root declared in an addre.
IS at San Francisco.
g Executors and trrstees of the estate
a the late Jay Gould began an effort to r,
strain George ]. Could, in6fvua5ly and
l. receiver of the surplus income of II
e Duchess of Tallyrand (Anna Could ar
/ Others. from proceeding with a suit fl
IF S644904 which he claims is due from Il
n Jay Could estate.
re The. Foundation Company of Ne
n York announced it had been award.
the conract for rebuilding Louva
re University Library postwar task
s. Belgium for the performance Of whiS
rs nearly 100000 American studen
OF contributed. The cost will be about 81
100000.
rp Deputy Sheriff Burke Of New Yor
ne was reinstated from his suspension 4
m permitting Tex Rickard, sports pr
r. motor, to go to the 14th street cafe Ia
ed Sunday while he was a prisoner in Il
Tombs. on trial on charges PREFER,
s by a Is year old GIRL
lg Among civil. actions placed on Il
u Fairfield superior court docket was o.
d. for $4,000 damages brought by t
C Greenwich Trust Company against Fral
en- E. Seeley, of Greenwich, based on ;
en- alleged unpaid note Of $24.S2O. It
1T claimed only $500 had been pair 4
it.