Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-22


 Henry Ford has discinlmed any respOn- turned to the United States treasury wo- proximately s2s,OOO, ,oOO in war profits.
 Postal authorities are now investigat- ing letter sent to Theodore Kosloff. danc- CT. of Los Angeles, demanding $10.000 under threat of death.
 Three children were found huddled to- gether in one bed at their home in Hous- ton. Ter, dead. They had died from gas fumes.
 The Illinois Central railroad earned net income to sS.09 a share on its S1O9. .29s,- coo capital stock for the year ended De cenaber 31 last.
 James Di Giandonino, aged 5, playing on the Connecticut river bank at the foot of William street. Mddletown, fell in the water and was drowned
 Alexander TsIazona, 2 years old, of Bridgeton, N. J., is in the hospital with severe wounds after shooting himself with his fathers rife.
 Floyd GIotEbach, filed suit for divorce from Madame Margaret Matzeaaucr. Op- era singer in superior court in San Fran cisco.
 Utilization of the services of rural let ter carriers for gathering crop data and other agricultural statistics was author ized by Postmaster General Work. A contraband shipment of 14.Ooo tins Of opium and other drugs. valued at S20.- coo, was seized on the China Mail com. cany liner Ranking. in San Francisco.
 The license of C.. F. Redmond and company. brokers, with main offices in Boston, was permanently revoked by the Michigan state securities commission. | An anti-ChristiaR movement, said tc ] have started with the formation of twen- ty organizations in Peking university. is | scpreading rapidly over China.
 The formation of a new and independ- ent milk producers association which will deal exclusively with the Sheffields Farms company was announced in New York.
 Candidates for promotions in the BOs- | ton police department who took civil ser vice examinations on March 25 and 9s 1 were re-examined.
 l c1arshal Joare of France was thel 1 guest of Secretary Weeks at luncheon yesterday and last night was the guest | at dinner of MT. and Mrs. Larz Ander- son.
 The LeyIand liner Oxonian, POrtIand l I AF oh fT after breaking of rudder post, had made temporary repairs and was pro- ceeding to St. Johns. N F.
 The LeyIand line steamer Oxonisn from Portland, Me. to Liverpool brok' her rudder stock about 800 miles south west of Halifax and has sent out calls fol assistance
 Levying of additional taxes probabl! will be necessary to meet the deficit Q more than s350,00O forecast for the fsca year of 1923 by Secretary Mellon, 1t wa said at the treasury.
 Fans are to be gorgeous during tn coming London season" the advanc styles show. They will be large an made of rheasaEt plumes on eooEry sticks or covered with fringe of ermine tails.
 The order of Legion of Honor has bee conferred posthumously on Sergeant Fiji fen Yates Rockwell. a member Of Ih Franco-American flying corps, who wa
 killed in action September 2S, 1913.
 Charles II. Stanley, 10, and John Levell. IS, were found guilty of drivin
 iY, eyfefG lrecently. and were sentenced to the rt formatory.
 4 small fine fails to deter motorisi
 from spoeding Frank A. Goodwin, stat registrar of motor vehicles said in ie ! ter sent to the chiefs of police in Masss ] chusetts.
 Investigation of the mental. condition
 persons indicted for a capital offense, : who have been convicted second tin 2 for any offense. is provided under bi :, reported by the Massachusetts, legisls
 tive public health committee.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Calder and her y~s : old son arrived in Boston from Honolul
 just in time to sail on the Cunard Ancht t line steamer Algeria. which left at noe t for Liverpool and Glasgow. { Jennie Davis. 19.. dauEter of of Willla T.. Davis of Nichols. Is in the Bridg : port hospital in serious conditiSn. follow r ing the operturning of the Automobile ~ which she was riding to Bridgeport wit
 her father.
 e Secretary Denbys announces that u . bureau Of engineering of the navy q : partment has arrived at a successful d ! sign of universal asnpliier for rad communication and other similar pw :, poses. '-
 Harold s. Adams, charged with tF
 theft of s26.0e0 from the Edison Ele'
 tric Illuminating Company. Boston, | ', whom he was employed for 14 years g
 assistant cashier, has confessed that u l. money was lost in Rhode Island ganl !. ling house.
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 a If any member of the firm of ]. P Mo > gan goes to Europe in response to an i Ls vftation to accept membership of | e- committee of the allied separations cor le mission named to consider floating an i d ternationad loan for Germany, it will ]. J. P Morgan himself.