Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-12

 of rebel forces in Spanish Morocco Is aTi- nounced in an official communique.
 George Bowman, . banksv of Boston, died suddenly on India wharf where he had gone to meet his wife who was pas senger on the steamer City of Bangor.
 The recent seizure by coastguard cut ters of the British schooner Grace an1 Ruby, rum-rnner, with 90, 900 quarts of liquor aboard is to be made a test case
 James Augustus Wendell state comp troller, New York, died at his home in Albany, following an attack of apoplexy He was 52 years old.
 Ellen Rindon, Denmark's widely known emotional actress; died in Copenhagen under circumstances indicating poison ing.
 Federal agents, at the direction of In- ternal Revenue Collector Eaton seized 47 barrels of gin in New Haven warehouse to- collect federal taxes laid against the liquor.
 cokevIlie. wyo. once reputed as a hang-out of bad men, elected Mrs. Ethel Stoner for mayor Mrs. J. D. No5- lit and Mrs. Richard Roberts were named to the city council
 The wife and three children of K, c. Elliott are dead and Elliott is in a critical condition as the result of a kerosene ex- plosion in their home on ranch near Blush Springs, Colo.
 c. o. Prest of Kenmore, left Curtiss Field, near Buffalo, in a. biplane on fUbf f0 In qLo nd He plShs to follow the government mall route west to Chicago and Salt Lake City. Three prominent aliendstr prescribed Isolation and rest for Father Lorenzo Perosi, the noted composer of church music and conductor of the famous Sis tine chapel choir in Rome. The death was announced of Rev. T. Morris Terry, 92, one of the oldest mem bers of the New York East conference of l the Methodist Episcopal church at his | home in Brooklyn.
 | A former hotel, known as the Windsor house, two tenement houses and a large | garage were destroyed by fire in West Acton, Mass. at a loss estimated at $100,000.
 
 . l laborers, were killed on the Boston wa terfront when they were caught between cars of cement that were being switched | In a dealers yard
 Granite cutters. on strike since April 1 because of a wage reduction, are now re- ceiving strike pay of $1.50 a day. Secre- tary George Evans of the Granite Cut l ters' union announced.
  Four armed robbers attempted to steal a valuable stock of wine in the cellar at Eden Hill. Stockbridge, Mass summer l home of Judge Charles Mayer of New York and Washington. 1 The first European statue to Hrins 1 American has been erected by Hungary | in honor of James A. Peclow, Amerl- can Red Cross commissioner in Buda- l pest.
 l
 tenant Colonel Wilson U. Burt left Bos- ton for Concord. N. IT., where they will select camp and a range for the field artillery of New England 1 Moses Taylor, chairman of the Lacla- i wanna Steel company, announced in New 1 York that his company had completed negotiations with the Bethlehem Steel Corporation for a merger of the two corporations.
 After discussing the punishment of i suicides in the hereafter Charles Rushton a farmer, of Gassetts, Rolin Jacquitn, 4C of Wahlngford, Vt, hanged himself early "Wednesday in Rushton's barn by means of chain attached to a beam. Federal agents in charge of Jonathar 1 Enc, prohibition enfircement officer foI l Connecticut. raided Chinese laundry 1T North Haven late Wednesday and seized equipment and materials for illicit liquol making. One hundred gallons of graiI alcohol were conf1scated.
 The report of the Massachusetts, stat, board of parole issued, shows that N.3. men and women were released on ,,zrol
 from prison during the year 1921 anS that the releases of 255 of these were re
 voked subsequently.
 State Forester William A, L Raxelev o
 the Massachusetts state department o conservation ordered the . state fores
 warden to cancel all fire permits and t
 issue no more until further orders.
 The two masted schooner, Grand Des
 ert, owned in the Magdalene Islands
 Que, and bound from there to Port Elgin
 N. B., with cargo of herring, is a tota
 wreck at Bay Field. on the North Prime
 Edward Island shore.
 l Walter B. Clark, an attorney of Bosto
 surrendered on a New York indictmen
 warrant charging use of the malls to de
 fraud in connection with the promotio
 of the Century Consolidated oil com
 pany.
 Charles H. Campbell. 57. for the last years proprietor of Hotel Vesper at Ol
 Orchard, Me. and known to summer wis
 itors from all over the country, droppe ) dead in front of the post office there Because persons made sick by ehea,
 liquors were crowding the City hospita
 Boston to. the exclusion of other patients
 Mayor Curiey announced that such case ! hereafter would be sent. to the Bridge ; water state hospital for freatment
 Mayor Frank x. Schwab, president 0
 the Buffalo .Br Brewing company, mus
 stand trial on indictments returned by
 federal grand jury charging the com pany and the mayor as an indsNdus
 with sale of beer of more than the lega alcoholic content.
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