Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-11

his official visit to Japan and sailed for | Manila on the battle-cruiser Renown.
 The Lackawanna Steel company has | steel rails from the New York Central | railroad.
 The effective date of the revived pat entent treaty with Germany was off | cially announced by the state department as May Sth.
 JeweIry valued nt $I2,ooo was sto;en from an exhibit maintained by ShreFe and company in a hotel lobby in San Francisco. The German steamer Elsie Hugo stin- ] nes from New Orlean for Hamburg. put into Halifax, N. S., yesterday afternoon Iwith her cargo o. pulp on fire.
 Eleven additional mines were brought i into operation last week, report recet'- ed Monday by the West Virginia Coal Association stated.
 Poland is enjoying this spring its first taste of oranges and pineapples for six years, thanks to tine recent lifting of customs tariffs on imported fruits | President Harding and the state gov ernors will be asked to set aside the week, May 26 to June as national dis
 abled soldiers week.
 | A woman candidate for n political of. | flee in Minnesota Is not entitled to have
 the @1r1 Mrs" tiIrted before her
 name on the ballot.
 An expedition for saIrRging the Lusi- tania and other ships that have gone to i the bottom of the ocean in the last few
 years will start from Philadelphia May l 25.
 Robert Emery Anderson. IT,. of Newton Center, Mass, was elected to the presi-
 dency of the Harvard Crimson. the col
 lege daily paper. while Charles H.
 Whdden of Lowell was reelected busi-
 ness manager for another year.
 Albert LecknoekI- 45. of Bridgeport. father of four notherless children, was
 sent to state prison for term of five 10
 ten years by Judge Maltbie on conviction
 of assault upon minor female.
 The United States government by war
 rantee deed pad the Remington-Union
 Metallic Cartridge company S9S 900 for
 use of a storehouse on Seaview avenue. , Bridgeport, by the ordnance department | uuTlHS llle Ned
 It became known yesterday that the Eastern Brass and Ingot corporation, maintaining a brass retaining plant in : Waterbury, is in hands of receiver ap- ; pointed by Judge E. s. Thomas of the United States district court.
 Views of President Harding on the
 soldiers bonus legislation, described at the I will a
 mitted within the next two days to
 Chairman MoCumber and republican , members of the senate finance committee , Big Bill, a Caddo Indian living near Gracemont, Okla, has just ordered his summer suit, a pair of trousers and a shirt Big Bill is believed to outstrip all
 other Indians in size. He weighs 62i
 pounds, has a thigh measurement of 3t
 inches and an uppr arm masurment oi 2S inches.
 Christian A. Herter, private secretary
 to Secretary Hoover, leaves next weel for Russia to make a special study oi ,, conditions in the Volga valley famine |, area.
 A spectacular eruption of the nut
 geysers in Salt Sea, near Fl Centro. Cal. | sent mud, smoke and steam two hundred feet into the air.
 Fire starting in the paper storag' room of the Des Moines News wrecke,
 News Arcadia building. Loss to the New = plant is estimated at S200,000. . Dr. Francis Bremner. sS, retire, T cracker. manufacturers and former pres d ident of the American Biscuit company - died In Chicago. He was captain i T the Civil war.
 l. The Jennie T. sword fishing boa It which was seized July 2S. 1921, when z; cargo of liquor was being landed fror 'f the craft at Lighthouse Point, was sol n at auction for $1,200.
 S. Acting under the impartial sponsorshi l. of the United States government, Chi l. and Peru consummated final plans fC
 a new effort to settle their forty year ol
 controversy over Tacna-Arica. F James B. Furber, socialist, defeate
 Mayor David H. Trembley. republican c+ Pathway, N. J., commission governmel " election. Frank Foulks, republican, d. 2. feated John Farrel, republican. Governor General Leonard Wood sa
 I ,o cision regarding the length of his sta ,e in the Philippines. but said he wou ~ give out a statement within a few days. | According to fire wardens thousan' :. of birds and other wild game perish, VI VI in the forest fires which have been ra =. ing for two days in Atlantic and Ca1 ts May counties, New Jersey. Judge John Adams Aiken, 72. of Gree C field resigned as chief justice of the Mas
 achusetts superior court Judge Alike
 was appointed to the superior cou
 bench in 1898 and became chief justi F in 1905.
 sa Selection of Antoine De Cugnac, r's wounded veteran of the world war. ad- student of natural history at the UI UT yersity of Paris and the son of Fren vn general. as next years holder of | ds Victor E. Chapman fellowship at Ha nd yard, was announced. Is Waterbury.-Plans are being made f He the celebration Trinity Sunday, June ] of of the 45th anniversary of the foundil ne of Trinity Episcopal parish The obser i'll l ance will nrobzhlv coyer an entire wee