Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-19

elry valued at s5e,Ooo.
 Charles B. Matthews, president of the Buffalo Refining Co, and leader in movements for, civic reform died at his country home in Wyoming.
 President Harding was assured by sem ate republican leaders who called at the White House that the traiff bill would be held before the senate until passed.
 Rpssia,s attitude at The Hague confer ence will follow generally that which she assumed at Genoa, Maxim Ditvinoff, as- sistant foreign minister, told the foreign correspondents
 Fashion,s demand for monkey fur threatens the extermination of Abyssini- an monkeys, according to a report to the commerce department from Alden. Arabia.
 The Polish bishops have decided to cre- | ate an independent orthodox church in | Poland, breaking their relations with the | Russian church because of the conditions in that country. Fred Brown, Omaha "chain bandit" who has slipped out of dozen traps set for him in three states. was shot and captured in the country north of | Medicine Bow, Wyo.
 A gift of seoo,o00 to Rensselaer, Poly technic Institute, Troy, N. T.. to be used for maintenance of the institute gymnasi- um by the class of 'S7 was announced.
 Herbert G. wylle, vice president and general manager of the Mexican Pe- troleum company has been elected pres ident of the company and it's subsidiaries operating in Mexico.
 Rev. Frederick E. Taylor of Indian
 apolis modernist leader. was elected pres
 .dent of the Modern Baptist convention U
 session of the church's annual meeting of
 Indianapolis.
 Regulations providing for the concen- tratiou of liquor now stores in 30i number of storehouses were issued by the treasury
 Aid of the Belgian embassy was en- listed in behalf of Lucian Lafayette, a Belgian veteran Of the World war who
 suffering from hunger and exhaustion, was found unconscious in Pension Office 3 park, Washington.
 All HtVcnpI 10 put the Lutheran cnurch 3 on. record in favor of the parochial s school system as opposed to the public ? schools was defeated at the annual con- l vention of the National Lutheran Augu- : tana Synod, in St. Paul, Minn. C Rev. J. c. Jackson. Philadelphia. was : elected president of the r~ England e Baptist. Missionary convenuoS at the D closing session of the 18th annual meet e ing in Harrisburg, Pa.
 : The cotton brokerage firm of A. T. Jen- s nings & Company of New York, filed a 2 voluntary petition in bankruptcy in fed : eral court. Liabilities were listed at S25,- e S92 and assets $9,237.
 f Marion Paul Mcqueen. 21. who was l. arrested in Toronto, Canada. and is now . being held at Buffalo on a charge of em- e bezzling s2,50o from the fourth and First
 National bank, Nashville, Tenn. was
 formerly collection clerk of the bank.
 Twenty-four men, members of tn, '. crew of the Brazilian, liner Aware ant
 shipyard workers, were still missing 1T l. consequence of the capsizing of the yes y sel at Hamburg. while she was beinl D. hauled out of drydock
 Tt Another mixed jury in St. Paul is ii in the limelight this time because one O D. it's women members was entertained a SC dinner by the chief counsel for mal
 it had just acquitted of charges of rob ,e ping jewelry store in St. Paul. S Federal prohibition officers seize, - whiskey valued at $20,O00 in a car O , the Seaboard Air line at Savannah, Ga 1, 1 The car was labeled potatoes and was t, y have been dispatched to Jersey City, N $. J.
 T. Abraham Huberman. a prominent ath 'n lete at Maiden High school, was drowne al in Lily's pond, Saugus. Mass Hubermal to and companion had spent the night a Ve camp at the pond and went into tn r. water for an early morning dip. r. News of the successful outcome of Fin v- ance Minister De La Huerta's conferenc
 es with the international bankers Is Ne1 to York was hailed as a momentous achieve ed ment and a definite step toward the re r. sumption by Mexico of its place in tn H. concert of nations.
 LII Accompanied by her brother and he
 attorney, Mrs. Clara Marshall returned t es Cincinnati from Magnesia Springs, Indi sd ana, where, she said, she escaped from a n- automobile in which she was abducte
 forcibly by four men when playing golf a
 country club in Cincinnati
 Rapid progress is being made in clear s ing away evidence of the tornado tha VI swept through sections of four countie Ee in western Wisconsin Thursday nigh
 causing six deaths, injury to scores c
 persons and hundreds of thousands mon
 etary loss.
 H Blinded by the headlights of an auto :, mobile, deer jumped through the win v, shield of an automobile on the Pleasant al . ville-May's Landing road, N. J., caus <. ing serious injured to Mrs. Carl Mober n i1i of New York, who was riding with he -ii- husband.
 The British home office announced 1
 had been officially advised that Geral an Lee Bevan, former head of the Cit to Equitable Fire Insurance company 0 =. London, which failed early this year ,d had been arrested in Vienna.
 When William A. Rose returned to hi
 home in Springfield. after having bee
 discharged in district court on a charg )S of passing worthless checks he foun
 his wife, Elizabeth, aged AS, suicide b al gas poisoning. in ports of any ship, foreign or domesti, n- on which liquor is sold, was introduce r. Saturday by Representative Edmond: Le. Pennsylvania ranking republicans of rh
 Merchant marine committee, which draft