Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-25

| prohibition enforcement supervisor TOT Now England with headquarters in Bos- | ton.
 The Italian cabinet headed by Premier | Facta was given a unanimous vote ol confidence ythe senate at the close ot debate on the government policy United States Secret Service agents are 1 at Clark College, Worcester, in an effort to | trace the writer of a letter threatsning the life of President w. W. Atwood.
 The Outlook for what farmers call "a good fruit year." is promising in most carts of the United States, according to reports made public by the weather Du- reau.
 Prof. William Sergeant Kendall wiro has resigned as dean of Yale Art scilOYe' will go back to his painting, he said lie will sen his home in New Haven and move into the country.
 ] MaInutritIon and forage poisoning are given as the cause of the deaths of nine teen deer during the last three weeks 1 in the Union Metallic Cartridge company park in North Bridgeport.
 Expeditious handling of newspapers Is urged on postal employees in state ment by John H. Bartlett, new first as
 sistant postmaster general, publishd in
 the postal bulletin.
 Masses for the late Cardinal Gibbons
 who died one year ago Friday. were eel ebrated in all the Catholic churches Of Baltimore and throughout the archdlo- cese general. Friday morning. John BrongiIIo of worcester, a tailor.
 pleaded guilty to manslaughter in EaSt
 Cambridge superior court and was sen
 fenced to serve from IS to 20 years in the state prison.
 "The One Big Union" at council meeting in Lawrence. went on record as favoring the calling of . strike in the Ar
 lington mills rather than to wait until Monday when the mill will shut down.
 The house of commons of the Ulster par lianent added a new clause to the reStor-
 ation of order bill authorizing the in'po5i-
 tion of the death penalty for bomb throw
 ing, The Anchor-DonaIdson passenger liner
 Cassandra ploughed 20 feet through planl1ing and piiing at the head of Pier
 No. 6, in Portland. Me, while being warp ed into her berth at the Grand Trunk
 docks.
 Application for the admission of Will \ liam G. McAdoo. former secretary of thf
 treasury, to the California bar was fled
 In the second district court of appeals al Los Angeles.
 Lo oax
 from young folk of the opposite sex, arc
 part of the bait used by the Society oi Shifters in its membership campaign
 among working girls in New York. RI A picture of Canadian cnstom official, K standing at night on the river bank col \ lecting S13.50 case on Dominion liquol
 as it was loaded on boats to be smugglet \ into the United States was drawn in 60
 lice court at Hamilton, Ont. = Count Louis D'UrseI, Belgian ministe j to the Vatican. announced that the kin: ,- and queen of the Belgians would arriv IN in Rome March 2S and visit Pope Plus on hour after their arrival. u Work of stripping 77 destroyers of tn n Atlantic fleet of their torpedoes and am ie munition preparatory to putting the ship
 out OI CONiIliSSlOl littS DGCi Slell lcu ebl LII l. naval magazine at St Juliens Creek, Va.
 \ small quantity of chlorine. used re
 gently for the first time to purify tn F city's water sutgply. in Washington, ha
 killed most of the fish in the aquarium n. and breeding tanks Of the bureau of fish al cries.
 ,d Mary Garden. in Portland, Ore. at tn
 of IF pany, says Portland is the first city { ,, which she ever has been welcomed wit
 kisses from both the governor and th nt mayor.
 IT Unable to make financial ends meet O of his salary of less than SPA weekly as pa! 7a tor of a Methodist church in Union Hil ot N. J., Rev. W. C. Ramsay spends si 7e days each week as a floor walker in
 store and the seventh in his church.
 Within full view of hundreds of pas ersby, three bandits Thursday held up Il TT Liberad Loan office in the heart of Cf
 cinnati, and escaped with diamonds ar is jewelry estimated by Sam Saoin, own' " of the pawn shop, at s1O0,0O0. he A rate of B cents per pound C e. cleaned wool, with proportionate rat
 
 % by republican members of the senate fiji ,s. ance committee in their revision of u ed Fordney tariff bill
 mt ly William P. Egan. former legal advis at to the United States prohibition coTn-ni he sioner, was convicted by a jury Thursda 1t. of having taken a $500 bribe from u
 Joseph Budenhofer Co.,, of Milwaukee
 obtain for the company a basic perm e for the manufacture of wine. T, The funeral service of fine Buddhis =; =; was held in a Broadway funeral church GU New York over the body of Tasuku Kaw ,sa e me, distinguished Japanese chemist. vi I lio oiei Tuesday, three weeks after his a ps lrival in this country on an industrial mi r+ sion.s
 The district attorneys office In Ne
 York began an inquiry in magistrate
 court to determine the extent of the oper
 tions of an alleged syndicate headed ST Jack Berkowitz, which. 1t Is charged SD
 cialized in furnishing false evidence rur dfvorce eases