Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-25

gold marks has been paid by Germany | to the reparations commission.
 Mary Garden announced her retirement | as director-general of the Chicago C. company a position which she has hel- | for the past year.
 Burglars wbo broke into the dry goods store of CIa'a J. Paine n Winthrop. Mass, packed merchandise valued at S1.eOo into their automobile and escaped. |
 United sC,tes Senator FreIinghuysen announcel his can iidacy for reelection at a dinner given by the Hudson Coun- ty Republican committee at Jersey City.
 George White, former National demo cratic chairman, was anon. o.zht "a:
 ens-ers- -ir ured wlIcl 2 I3si-igIsore x Oh4l train ~as wrecked 12 miles south Gainesville Ohio.
 Accor6irz io reports in Montreal The British govcrGyn- nt has aEreej Lo pay ETitaiH's var 2-ri % Cs4T2--a aracens5-S. to si3Q011 100 at tAs rats ol SJ,eo0, 0,Jyc month.
 s;exico's Oatpot of silyer lest amounted to e-,1G0.As0 ounces O. grT cent. of the total prodaettons. Uai.cd States ranked second, vita g-j.o0f | ounces, or 31 per cent. Of the to a..
 Union brickIayers on four buildings in ] Boston went on strike after employers 1 rejected their demand for a wage of Sl an hour, an increase of ten cents.
 With all it's old-time color and pomp, the Second company of Governors Foot 1 Guards, New Haven, carried out the ceremony of demanding the keys of the Powder House from town authorities. Alexander Fortunate of New Haven. the seventh arrest. in connection with the hoidup of the Orange Dramatic club on April g, had his case continued until Sat
 urday. April 20.
 Lack of demand, rather than strike con ditions. continues to hold down bitumin- ous coal production according to latest
 figures assembled by the United States Geological survey.
 Virginia Pearson, the motion picture
 star, who -6as to have spoken at the First
 Baptist church in Nashua. N H., was prevented at the lSst minute by the dea- cons.
 Ferdinand Strauss, preside of Leo
 poid Morse company, a clothing firm in
 Boston, died yesterday. He had been
 active in philanthropic work and was a
 trustee of the Baron Hirsch foundation.
 The body of Mrs. Victoria Jennings.
 of the Sioux tribe of Indians, who died
 at hospital in New Haven Saturday,
 was sent to the Indian reservation al Santee, Neb., for burial A cargo of spruce tiInber by water direct from the maritime provinces the first in years was received in New Haven
 when the British schooner Ena F. Par sons docked.
 George Parriman, of Philadelphia, was sought on technical charge of homicide following the death of Samuel Levin o ! Philadelphia. his companion, in an auto. mobiles with motor truck in Hammon- ton, N. J.
 Leroy H. Hartford of Chicago stepped : from the Portsmouth naval prison yes
 terday after serving q sentence for deser- : ton, only to be arrested by a Chicago
 police inspector for a daylight holdup 1T that city in September. 1920.
 Coroner Mix is investigating the deatE
 of Mrs. Charles Anderson of Ansonia Q winch occurred at Griffin hospital from { { broken neck, after she had fallen ol : jumped from an automobile owned by hel
 and driven by her husband. Julius Kingsley, Myron Dickerson anC l George B. Spencer, all of Bridgeport
 were arrested at Botsford, where it i said they broke into the automobile ac l cessories store of A. Bromberg on Lony e HlI.
 An order for the disbarment of Danie
 H. Coakley. prominent Boston attorney, o Y charges of extortion and perjury preferre
 by the Boston Bar association was di 2 rected by Judge Charles F. Jenny of tn e superior court.
 2 Cornelius Duke, negro. was arreste, ,t in a Boston South End restaurant ? charged with assault with intent to Xxi $ Nathan B. Dublin a tobacconist, an $, Patroiman Wilbur F. Harris after an al
 i tempted holdup ill Dub:In'S store. l. Mayor Curley of Boston presented t 70 the city council a municipal budget C S $24,646,763. With additional county ez re penditures, the total requested was S34 A 695,S S8S. The budget lats year of Marc q, Peters was $S1,623.972.
 $, The fourteenth week. of the textil
 workers strike in the Blackstone valle f opened quietly yesterday. Less picket "a than usual Were at the approaches to th Id mil. where the police and deputy sherIi ( enforced the picket rule so woil that ther le was no loiterIng about gates. ht Five masked men late yesterday hel y up a wholesale druggists truck in 1T d Williamsburg section or BroAiyn, too on from it an opium shipment valued at SIC ly 900 placed the truck driver in a taxica carried him to Long Island City and thre
 him into the street.
 s- International problems, once as 'blaS n as thunderclouds have disappeared ar a the outlook for world peace and pro II perity is clearer, Sir Auckland Gedd . r British ambassador, declared in speec eF before the Pilgrim society in the Plaz
 hotel, New York.
 A despatch to the London Times fro IS Berlin says it is announced that owing
 the conclusion of the Rlsso-Gerrna rs treaty the Russian soviet government d. Pr 3pared to make what it cons.dei S. amends for the murder in Moscow in 191 Id of General Count Won Miroach, Gerraa ht ambassador to Russia.
 h. Asserting that the Brocsxton, Mas. is aerie, FraterRal Order of Eagles, maiI