Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-03

 l , SFifty eases of whiskey loaded on a mo- tor truck were seized by federal and To- cal officials last night at Shawsbeen Vil- lage and taken to Boston.
 A duel to the death over n woman has brought prison sentences to the victor. Maurice Pinteaux, Parisian Apache and the witnesses of the fight.
 Lady, Du Cros was granted in London, a divorce from her husband, Sir Arthur Du Cros,; N. P, on the grounds of deser- tiona and misconduct.
 4President AIerkulov of government of yIadivostok has been deposed and placed under arrest at the order of the constit- uent' assembly.
 Exports to Europe increased during April as compared with the same mA h last. year but exports to South Amer ca declined.
 New York bankers announced that the issue of s24.o0O.ooO Republic of Bolivia external 25-year per cent. gold bonds had been oversubscribed.
 : City. Auditor Keating of Bridgeport says: No mortal man can tell now what amounts appearing on former Tax Col Tlector Smiths books as unpaid have been collected.
 John L. Rowe, general chairman of the Order of Trainmen on the New Haven road, is seriously i'll of blood poison ing at his home in Bridgeport. The in lection came from cut in the leg.
 A two year prison sentence for stealing $6S,000 worth of jewelry owned by Mrs: Mitchell Harrison. of Philadelphia at the Pennsylvania station was imposed on Lyman Beebe in New York.
 Units of the AmOskeag Manufacturing companys mills at Manchester N. H sufficient numbers to make operation possible.
 The senate passed the house bill ex- tending the life of national bank chart ers, now hShited to twenty years to 99 years from next July l unless sooner ab- rogated. s4
 e: George Rutland Fleet, &C., tor and theatrical manasN, died in Lon don, aged .69 years. He played leading parts in nearly all the original Gilbert and Sullivan comic opera productions. Wendell Lansing Avery. T, retired teacher, drowned in a bath tub at the home of his daughter, Mrs. NJ. W. Key ton in Syracuse, N. Y. He appar z. tly had, held his head under the water -atii he lost consciousness. 
 Howard E. Stanley, partner in the l brokerage firm of Miniter, Norden and company, New York, was sentenced to three to six years in the state prison for grand larceny.
 The French government has been in- formed that the American government will receive a spcial mission of Frnch financial xprts to discuss that nation war debt.
 The St.. Paul, (AIinn.) police union charter in- the American Federation of Labor will be surrendered Jury | ana the St.. Paul Police Mutual Benefit Assocla- tion reorganized.
 The Boston Consolidated Gas company l today announced a reduction in the price l of gas 5 cents per 1000 cubic feet. be- ginning June l.. The new price will be
 $1.3o.
 Tie schooner Henry Ford. built as a | prospective American challenger for the I International Fishermen's cup sailed \ from Gloucester, Mass, on her first fish 1 ing trip.
 Pope Plus has disregarded the con ventions of centuries by installing his old servant, 'Signora Linda, within the | precincts of his apartment, appointing her his housekeeper and wardrobe maid. | New Haven railroad was found guilty
 in five counts of having violated the law
 regarding the number of working hours l of train employees in the U. s. district court in New Haven. The road was fin. ed $10o and costs on each count. The trolley board of wage arbitration will meet today and the expectation is that arguments will be made after pre- pared evidence has been put in, and tho
 entire proceeding closed up in a single day
 I Six officers of the defunct Remington Monograph company of Philadelphia
 were held in ,o00 bond each for cour when arraigned before United Statel
 commissioner on charges of using thu mail to defraud
 Edward H. Smith of Springfield ant
 Edward C. Blake. of Athol, boys of Is
 ended 4-hour joy ride in Cambridg, when hunger and lack of gasoline forced ..I them to abandon an automobile whicl
 they said they stole Wednesday night il
 Goshen. -
 That the Paul Barnes who died ii Id Manhattan state hospital, Wards Is ]; land on May 8, insane, blind and pauper, was the author of Goodby, Doll, ,t Gray;' the battle chant of American sol
 diers and sailors in, the war agains , Spain became known. q General .DubaiI, grand chancellor O the Order of the French Legion of Hon : or, has received 50,0O0 francs from a, f anonymous Americah member, wh | wrote :. Tn memory of the legionaire who died for France and for humanit
 during the war of 1914" II A decision in favor of c. n. FfnIay
 Co, in a suit against I Swirsky & Son. Twas given by Judge G. E. Hinman in Ne,
 Haven, by which the former concern . awarded $237,735.5O as payment for Nsr . gar ordered by the defendants durin