Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-10

fer of New South Wales
 Direct freight steamship service be- tween Portland, Me, and New York; sus- pended in 1917, will be resumed about
 July 15.
 l The fishing industry in the maritime provinces of Canada will be conducted on a greater scale this season than in any year since the war.
 l A Central News dispatch from Rome, dated last Friday, recounts an attempted attack on Cardinal-Vicar PoInpilj by an l American dressed as a priest"
 Frank W. Dickinson, 7S, former mayor and one time state senator from Spring field. Mass, died at a hospital in St. Pet ersburg, Fla.
 Leslie M. Folsom, until recently owner of one of the largest department stores in Manchester, N. H., shot himself through
 the head at his home, dying instantly. An involuntary petition in bankruptcy
 was filed against Higgins, Hayden com pany, Boston, stock brokers without exchange membership. by four creditors alleging claims of S4173. One workman was killed and seven se-
 verely injured by 2 terrific explosion in tunnel connected with the Whitingham
 (Vermont) dam of the New England T Power company
 The Philadelphia board of education is worrying Gittle' about a question that has agitated other communities, whether | school teachers will be permitted to bob
 their hair if they desire.
 An order transferring the coast artil-
 lery detachment now on duty at Portland,
 Me, to the defenses of Long Island Sound, was issued at headquarter of the First Army Comps area
 Three of the fOur men arrested at gun point in Boston while attempting to dis pose of bonds valued at s52S,000 were
 being held as fugitives from justice pend } ing the arrival of officers from Aurora, III. , Londonderry, VS., has had hv<P months
 of continuous sleightiHg as has the West River Valley generally. The jingle Of
 bells was first heard November T. and runners are still in use. ! Victor Neal, former resident of New
 ton. Mass, was arraigned in court charg- 3 led with larceny of s3,0o0 in three counts from persons to whom he is alleged to have made fraudulent land sales. Q Frances H. BacheIer of Hartford, Conn. ! was elected president of the Eastern Arts association at Rochester, N. Y. The con-
 vention next year will be held in Provi- f dence, R. I.
 Commodities that cost s1OO in 1913 and . s202.6 at the peak of living costs in July 1920 had fallen to S155.30 last month f the Massachusetts state commission OH
 necessaries of life announced Saturday. Elizabeth Campbell Winter, aged sl | year, actress and author, died in Los An
 geles following an operation after a long ; period of failing health, She was the Wi
 l dow known as dramatic critic. , a The New England conference of th' :; | Methodist Episcopal church at Maiden r Mass, adopted rdsofation pledging its 4 resources for the enforcement of the a eight eenth amendment "in an impartia ;, manner, regardless of race or classes"
 The new statue of the Virgin Mar!
 made to replace the one destroyed by frt n about a year ago in the celebrated Holy
 House at Loretto, Rome, is to be convey
 ed to St. Peters shortly, to be blessed anC e crowned by the Pope. The marriage of Miss Mathilde AIcCor : mick, granddaughter of John D. Rocke -e feller, and Max Oser Swiss riding mas s ter, will take place abroad at a date to b. . determined later and Oser will not conn d to America.
 r Three bnnits in a limousine intercepted
 youthful messenger of the Mint Product
 company, Port Chester, N Y, as he wa
 on his way from the bank to the company
 office with the $4,000 payroll and robbed U hirn of the entire amount. l. Sanford H. Quackenbush is about to b. if married. In the superior court in Hart if ford the groom-to-be todd Judge Kellogg
 that his prospective bride did not like hi
 family name. He was permitted t F. change it to Herton.
 V Mir. and Mrs David Sh1enom. both abou "a sixty years old. were found dead in Ney f Britain from asphyxation by gas The. if had been in this country only three week
 and were staying with son.
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 n Duck hunters returned to- Westmore It land, N. H., reported that Kenneth Bundy m IS years old. was accidentally killed b, d the discharge of his own shot-gun as h l. was about to step into his boat on tn n Connecticut river.
 IS Civilian employees of the navy yard a It Chalestown, the destroyer base at Squan d turn and the arsenal at Watertown gath
 cred in a mass meeting on the BostoI Id common to protest against curtaitment O l. their operations.
 The laest kink to develop in the prohi
 bttionN enforcement, involving disagree D ment between the war department an,
 the prohibition unit over legal jurisdiction y in the Panama Canal zone may have t It be passed along to President Harding fo It untangling.
 | Hearing on the application of the Nev II York, New Haven and Hartford railroad 10 to be represented by a director on tn IL Boston and Maine railroad, was adjourn ed Saturday by Federal Judge Mayer un .e til May F:
 ,k Secretary Denby announced he hal n- ordered naval radio stations closed t m pribaio use for broadcastfng speeches h. lectures or any other form of non-officis se communication exoeptlng musical pro in grams to be picked by radio telephone. H, Tine iswiF FsfeHpina Is eh tine Fun | 4e Neya seetla, with Frank j. D, BarhiuH