Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-14

French dye manufacturers are buying hp secrets for making aniline dyes from Gemans
 The New York curb exchange suspended Charles Y. Kelly. member, for failure t3 meet engagements.
 bill providing literacy test for pros pective voters was signed by Governor Miller of New York.
 Gypsy moths were found in 25 towns of the state last year, according to the report of the Connecticut Agricultural Ex pertinent state bulletin.
 Four valuable coats, stolen by burg large from the ~)me of John F. Griffin. in Waterbury, were found hanging on a tree in Pine Grove cemetery.
 Bank deposits in the I.ehigh anthracite coal field have increased during tue sus- pension at the mines There have been no withdrawals worth mentioning. How ard Murray Tibbet4s. registrar of Dartmouth college since 1902, died m Han i over x H., after an illness of several months.
 Tw" mail service airplaue hangars Of- fereG to Hartford by the United States post office department have 9een accepted ] by the Hartford aviation co,rn.;ssIon.
 ImtiOI,nan Collette of (" ,tral Falls, + l., reported having frustrated an apparent attempt t) fire a house n which ten Ter sons were sleeping.
 Ar,cricon shipyards are HOW buildi;E ] s1at 300 gross tons of shipping ; "') tCr.s less than were in the yards on July l. | 1914.
 The postoffice department has entered in- to an agreement with the British postal authorities for the delivery of regular mail matter and parcel post ackages to yari- ous points in Russia
 resolution proposing endorsement of 1 the Croject for 2 Jewish national home ir i Palestine. in accordance with the Balfour declaration, was introduced by Senator Lodge, republican, Massachusetts.
 United States Senator William F. Crow 1 who has been i'll in hospital in Pits | hureh for several months was reported as having suffered 2 rela.se and his life was despaired of.
 L.. Germany is improving on th. ti,na-har- ored peace formula and beating sw ,rtls in ta poJIghshares, man3facturers there us l ing. war-worn bayonets in making wood splitting machines
 The three masted schooner Grace Van Dusen sunk in West Quodly bay wlile
 bound tC Lubcc, Me, from NsW York with
 35) tons of coal for the Pcaa- * Canning
 c5mp;ufy,
 Louis Rubin. a former policeman and fireman of Yonkers, N Y. was turned oyer
 to 8 onllers official by the Worcester
 pc on charge of stealing an automo-
 bile in that place Thursday
 The condition of Princess Elizabeth. wife
 of Crown Prince George Of Greece, is cat,s-
 ing anxiety. says a Central News desp.tcE
 from Athens dated Tuesday. Fever has de
 veloped
 Scores of farm buildings have been swept from their foundations by the floods
 and high winds near Helena, Ark. and q , number of tenant houses at Ratio have , been demolished.
 5 Government fish hatcheries have ruined l the morale of the salmon of British e. 5 lunabla, according to the story tc,d to the l CaraG!an house Of connons by A W
 H.e !! iuGaSendent.
 l Ranking officers of the army ai se-vIe, asked the senate appropriations Con2rnittee D to reverse the action of the house in cut l ting down the war department request fol n funds for aircraft.
 Mrs. Ella Douglas, I,N securing a finn l. decree of divorce at OaklanI won title [, a nearly 20G0,000 acres of land in Braz l e which had been given her husband, Hugl
 M. Newell, alias Douglas. for his service: q to Manuel Valdez, of the Brazilian army. s The naval aviation post of the Amerieai r Legion with two hundred members. dis t pleased at the attitude of the legion on in q 1 bonus question. has surrendered it's legiol n charter and reorganized as the Naval Av
 l iators' club, an independent organization r Ethel Wintner. formerly of Boston n Mass, was awarded $15 poo damages il l. h4r $100.O00 breach of promise sui
 against Jacob Aron, Tni!i!nna r2 oil mal IS of alas, Texas. Aron ,iid 1l3t defend tn Il action.
 Again for the thirtieth lime in as man
 years the Boston police have received Y post card from Medway containing tn
 Q, J. Ie cards have been addressed in a woman il handwriting, and have contained no othe 1t information.
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 m Liabilities of Alfred E. Lindsay banI, Q, rutp stocldbro1er. who is under indictrnen h for feecing society women out of larg ct sums entrusted to him for investnlen b. were placed at s214,200 in a schedule file
 in federal court in the bankruptly proceed l. ings.
 Is Guarantors for the Chicago Grand opq st ra. company will have 10 stand an asses 70 nlent of ''not more than s65. 900 at the out h side for the deficit incurred b- the con
 pany in the two weeks just concluded d ii San Francisco.
 -a Lady Astor sailed on the White Sta s hner Olympic Wednesday for New Xorl en Sit, is enroute to Baltimore to be the que. ld 'f the League of Woma.i F5te..s nt the
 invention, which opens in Baltimore Apr
 20. le Dr. AdoIph Lorenz. faInors Ans.tf..
 surgeon, was passenger aboard L ne France, sailing for Europe from Ne u York. He was acconlDaniod by Ante '9 Wed; importer, who induced him to con Cd tc ;his country
 Tn Federal Judge Lynch at Newark. N. u' ordered Miss Flora A. Irish. of Bos,on. sI, tfeal in court to show couse wf.v sT ln should not be restrained pernanpntIy fro ny collecting s7500 brea2fl os proiri ne Judgment from George T. Owen, of Fla