Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-20

Germany's floating debt increased be- i tween April 1 and May 10 oy 1O.535, ,00o | 900 marks, and now amounts to 2s2,5so,- | o00,00o.
 The tipples at Three Wagon coal mines | near Turtle Creek, Pittsburgh suolrb, l were blown up with a loss of. approxi- 1 mately $1,5o0. No one was hurt. Ships of the prohibition navy are blockading the sea lanes to the Atlantic coast against rum smugglers, Comnlis- sioner Haynes said yesterday. l Senate republicans and democrats are in accord on at least one point with re- gard to the administration tariff bill- that it will be before the senate for a long time.
 l Mrs. Jane Vanderhorst Bowly, who served the confederacy during the Civil war as a dispatch bearer, died at her summer home in Asbury Park, N. J., in her ninety-third year.
 A warning against poor grades of gaso-
 line sold to autoists in New Haven, was given by Edward J Maroney, city seal
 CT of weights and measures.
 A red haired woman was arrested in New York for a crime committed by a black haired one and now police are look ing for experts on hair and hair dyes to
 help convict her of robbery.
 Endorsement of the agricultural bloc
 in congress was voted by the biennial
 state democratic convention, il Co1ombia, $. C. Woodrow Wilson and James M
 Cox were voted praise as party leaders Fred 4. Holmes, president of the East port Dry Goods company and founder
 of several New England shoe concerns,
 died suddenly of heart trouble while on
 a fishing trip at Boyden's Lake. Maine. The eighth annual convention of the Connecticut Dental Hygienists associa-
 tion opened two days conference in
 Bridgeport.
 The average level of wholesale commo- dity prices in April showed practically no change from March, according 10 re- port by the bureau of labor statistics of the department of labor The full bench of the Massaclu scits supreme court ratified the superior court | decision by which Robert D. Weston and
 Hector NJ. Holmes were declared guilty \ of receiving papers stolen from the law
 office of Daniel H. Coakley. Most central banks in Europe are Fin varying degrees of insolvency Frank A r Vanderlip, New York banker, declared in review of the Genoa conference sent to the convention of the chamber of com. merce of the United States Mrs. Betsy Ann Vaughn, s3. grand
 mother of sixteen, and great grandmoehel
 of 22 children, ended her life at the hom, of her daughter in Lincoln, H., by hang
 ing herself with her apron. Evelyn Austin. aged If. daughter o
 Albert H. Austin, of Stamford, die 7 some hours after being struck by an au = tomobile driven by Mrs. .Myr:L Cassard of Haviland Road. Hunting Ridge,
 village about eight miles Instant. A. W. Gibbs, chief mechanical engin
 ger of the Pennsylvania railroad systen le died suddenly yesterday at his home i Q. Wayne, a suburb of Philadelphia, . IS heart disease.
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 to Police officers seized thrce largo still le 26 gallons of liquor and mash enoug S. to make 2100 gallons more in an earl
 morning raid in a barn near the home ( H. Bernard Maura in Saugus, Me a BootIeErers are so thick along tE Id waterfront in New oYrk, that the A Id lantic Fruit company has had to hire Ir squad of puglists to guard i:s pier 1rol to the swarms who meet every ship in u r, hope of restocking.
 ar Arrangements have been made for tI
 movement of 10000 Mystic Shrinel :, through Chicago to San Francisco Jur
 17 8 and for the annual conclave. IT tb Pilgrims will be carried in 499 specii in trains.
 Barbara PounOre, aged 57, of St. A =, bans an inmate of a sanatariIln. at Bul ai lington, Vt, committed suicide b pr drowning in Lake Champlain. The wC T man was being treated for nervor IT. trouble.
 The rising of the Syrian people aEnjni
 the French. who occupy the country UT
 der mandate, has spread rapidly durin fS the last fortnight throughout Syria an
 adjoining states and is assuming tt .a- character of open rebellion. A crowd of several thousand person . crowded the street around Joe Kelley I saloon in Baltimore for six hours. bon : :. barded dry officials with bric&s and III set a large section of Baltimore befoI y the saloon was cleared of two truck load e of liquor
 Is Fr;.z ro- E.,L.nh.vr onIx am oe ,t III late Field Marshal Won Falkenhayl former chief of staff of the German arm' o4 arrieed in New York on the Seydlitz { n- go to work He-served as technics ar chief of German air forces during th H. war.
 os le Dr. George B. Cutten. president
 Arcadia university, Wolfville, Nova ScC
 tia, was elected president uf Colgate un
 versity yesterday by the board of tru.
 tees of that institution. Dr. Cutting is D Yale graduate and was famous foo
 ball player in his college days. pr OBITUARY. or Emia Nyetray.