Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-23

American troops on the hnlne.
Further shelIing of AIhucemns by the /
Moors is reported in an official statement |
on the Moroccan operations.
BoItonia BuIwark, recognized by bull
dog experts as one OF the greatest dogs |
of his breed, is dead in Philadelphia.
Six new smallpox cases were reported |
to the health department in Bridgeport |
during the past three days.
During heavy snowstorm in the Alps |
recently thousands Of exotic insects re- |
sernlbfing spiders, caterpillars and huge |
ants fell on the slopes and quickly died. |
Henry S. Graves, srd. Of ArdsIry-on- |
H2dson and Henry Wilson of Doobs Fer
~, n. Y, were killed when their auto |
mobile crashed into stone wall.
schooner, the name of which was
not learned, has been sighted bottom up |
off Isle Dernier, on the South LOUISIANA /,
coast, about a mile from shore.
One hundred and twenty-five warships |
and auxiliaries, said to be the largest |
number ever at an American port in |
peace time, are in San Diego harbor
Mosquito determination in large part is
responsible for the average increase OF
So7 per cent. in the value of taxable prop
erty in New Jersey from 1899 to 1921.
Frank PaytOn, head instructor in the
knitting course at the New Bedford Tex
tile school. died while supervising the
work of his class.
-Four families which included many
children were driven into the street by
fire in three-story tenement at rs
India street, Portland, Me.
Seventy thousand skins make up the
bag Of the Newfoundland sealing feet,
it is said in reports reaching St. Johns,
n. F., from the hunting grounds.
CASTOR DOume<gue has been named to
| head the French delegation to the Genoa
! conference following Rene Vivianis re-
| fusal Of the post.
Twenty stars of the American film
world arrived in Jerusalem recently to
| prepare for the filming of the Old Testa-
ment story of King David.
1t was announced in London that King
| George was recovering from his indispo-
] sition but would remain indoors for sew
| eral days.
Icebergs have drifted farther south
this year than they had last year at this
date and are nearer the path Of trans
Atlantic travel.
James Wall. 48. n city emnloye in
| Waterbury, was struck by a train while
| on his way to work. He died few hours
| later.
The steamship Javary: rbeled by pro
| hibition enforcement officers for viola
/ ton of the VoLstead act, was sold at
public auction in New York for $4,000
/ to the Garland Steamship company.
! National censorship of motion pictures
has heen established in Poland. 1t is
hd.aed in this way to check the crime
wave which has kept the police busy
for some time
Edward F. Leland. member of the
New York cotton exchange. was sus- end
| ed from that institution. for six months
| for conduct detrimental to the best in
terests of the exchange"
| Roger Coulthurst. boolSkeeper at the
| Hotel Touraine, Boston. who appropriate
/ ed lot MS own use 4 ltlNIOtl Gleck LOT
more than S7.400, pleaded guilty to lar
ceny in superior court
Viscountess Astor introduced a bill in
the house of commons designed to amend
the old British law concerning the pre-
suri7tion of coercion in case of offeEses
committed by married women.
Holdings on March 1st of potatoes in
the Is states producing 10 per cent. of
the United States crop totalled 90.946, 900
| bushels or 3S per cent. Of the production
| of these states.
Officers of the Connecticut industrial
school for girls at Middletown are in
| Bridgeport searching for Gertrude Kline
| and Frances Gattrich who escaped from
the institution Sunday night.
Provisions worth 100000 900 rubIes
| will be sent into the drought stricken
| provinces of the Ukraine by the Ameri-
can Mennonites' famine relief organiza-
| tion under an agreement just concluded.
The Waterbury police are continuing
| their search for Pau Roatl. G5, who dis
appeared from his home during the night,
! leaving a note that his body would be
| found in Belleview lake
General Semenoff. Siberian Cossack
leader, has denied before Unite.l States
immigration officers the charge that he is
not legally married to Madame Semenoff,
who accompanies him on his mission to
| the United States and Europe
| William Marshall. for twenty-four years
associated with the Onwentsia club at
Lake Forest, Ill. died Monday after a long
/ illness. He was one of the first Scotch
golf professionals to come to this coun-
try.
al Alcohol company at Chicago. was tenn
porarily closed by federal prohibition Of
| acials pending an investigation to de-
| termine If the company has violated the
| laws pertaining to manufacture OF alcohol.
The body of Louis Schriener, 80. form
EfrIy Newark ndYispaptrnanA was
| found in a room in West 18th street, New
York, with the tube of d gas stove in
| the mouth. He had been dead for sew
eral hours.
Roswell Miller. 27 year old son-in-iaw
Of the late Andrew Carnegie, has turned
| down offers of lucrative positions with the
gan and company to accept a $4,000 post
as instructor in engineering at New York
university.
Morris NJ. wilder, attorney at law