Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-14

witn 129,921 tons in December. according to the department of commerce.
 large number of British and German firms will be represented in the Peace Ex- position to be held in Tokio from March until July.
 Petroleum production of the world dur ing 1921 amounted to 759,030,000 barrels an increase of 9.20 per cent. over previous year.
 It has been officially reported the num- Der of unemployed in Denmark now to- tals 2S.5 per cent. of the workers. High wages and dumping of cheap goods from Central Europe is given as the cause. Morris Hand1eman. said by the police to be wanted in Troy. N. r., for an all legged attempt to stead tray of diamonds from a jewelry store in that city, was arrested at his home in Worcester. Press despatches from Madras, Bom- bay, Calcutta and Lahore concur in de- 1 claring that there was little excitement in India after the arrest of the non- co-operationist leader, Gandhi. George L. Record, Jersey City attor- l ney, announced he would be candidate for the republican nomination for United ] States senator in opposition to Senator l Joseph Frelinghuysen.
 i The arrest of Charles H. Goldthwaite at Boston, member of firm dealing in 1 surgical instruments, on a secret indict- 1 ment charging delivery of a hypodermic needle. became known yesterday.
 James L. Carter, a Boston customs 
 Saturday, charged with enbezzlement of | SISSY in registered mail, was held in | $1.000 bail for the grand jury. Quo warranto proceedings against Town Manager Rutherford H. Hunter of Stratford were initiated by Frank E. Conine, a taxpayer and first selectman
 of the town.
 The case of Bartholomew I. Cashman, formerly a special policeman in Lynn
 Mass, charged with attempting to mur-
 der his wife and daughter Myrtle by use
 of chloroform, was postponed until March
 The Worcester Consolidated Street
 Railway company directors declared a
 dividend of $2.50 a shore on it's preferred
 stock. This is the first dividend de
 clared by the company in four years and
 Is payable April 1.
 For the first time in its history the
 Panama canal Sunday was the scene tot
 baptisms, when the Rev. Mir. Roberts o. the Baptist church at Balboa immersed four men.
 All of the sixteen persons injured i1
 the derailment and destruction of an At. l T7%o 7er,o .a5 ger coach of a train en route to Fitzger. aid at Camp Creek early Sunday vert
 pronounced out of danger. , The agricultural appropriation bill
 carrying approximately $35, 900 900, wal passed by the house after members hat , been forced on record on the question O
 putting back the S36o.oOO item for ire, seed.
 John and Edward Ball. brothers, age,
 Is and 13 years, respectively. were res , cued by boatmen from a cake of Ice il { the Niagara river. about 8 mile above tn
 falls, as they were being borne down
 stream towards the cataract n A schooner as yet unnamed, a prob able contender for the honor of chal
 lenging for the North Atlantic fisher V mems trophy won last year by Bluenos 4 of Canada, is nearing completion at tn + v shipyards of A. D. Story at Essex. Mas: Yesterday was Warren day at Bosto
 university and Dr. William Fairhel 'r Warren, first president. was receiving o "a his S9th birthday the congratulations V alumni and 10000 undergraduates of tn
 institution he sponsored in 1868,
 
 ,- William Kershaw, known as "Citizen "a Kershaw in labor circles for many year Q died yesterday at the City home in Fa n River in his 74th year. He had worke as loom fxer in Lowell, Hartfor, n Thompsonville, Conn, and New York. II Coroner Thomas F. Vance at Pav
 tuGket, R. L. resumed the inquest inf "a the death of Jose Assuncao, who ws ~ killed during the riot at the Jenck,
 Spinning company's plant on the mor7 B. ing of Feb. 21.
 Lieut.. F. ". Niedermeyer, Jr., of M ,+ Cook field. near Dayton, O., was kilIe t. t. yesterday when a monoDlane in which ! = was doing combat problems fell sever
 thousand feet in a tail spin His hon
 was said to be in Colombia, Mo.
 Life insurance companies, doing bus E ness in New York state, must dispose
 their stockholdings, Superintendent of | IS surance Francis R. Stoddard, Jr., sa, 1- in his annual report. The companies W y have until 1926 to sell their stock. s; death certificate filed by Medic I'll Examiner pr. George sherrill gave a l- phyxia as the cause of death of Mi -li Valeria M. Rauffenbaut, of Westwoo " N. J., on Thursday last at a Staufol le private sanitarium.
 John ". Wallis of New Haven ar
 Bridgeport, arrested last week on 'E charge of swindling in the handling
 stocks and mortgages, was still in ia or at Bridgeport as no bondsman for hi or had appeared.
 al
 n- Prohibition enforcement men aeiz, ne eight gallons of 'alcohol" at the dr1 ss' store of Samuel Cohen. in Bridgepol en Sunday, and because of Cohen's clai ss that 1t was denatured fluid 1t was se - to Hartford for analysis. e. Transfer of McAIiIlans departmen
 stare. New Britain conducted by Dou UT las sMcMillan for the past S2 years, n.y. Alexander K. Leventhal and Samuel D nd vidson was announced yesterday. IT on transaction approximated a quarter of
 million dollars.