Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-11


last year is estimated by American Insti-
tute at 75s,0S0,000 barrels.
The North Panhandle of Texas, is in the
grip of one of the worst blizzards known in
recent years.
Improved business conditions through
out the country continuing through the
| summer are 'foreseen by high treasury OIL
fcials.
Federal prohibition enforcement agents
began spring drive on bootleggers several
days ago in Louisville, KY, and eighty men
and one woman have been arrested.
Mrs. Mary Stewart Daggett, author of |
a number of novels isied at her home in |
Pasadena, Calf. after a brief illness. She |
was born at Morristown, Ohio in 1856.
Erving Wins1ow. father of Prof. c. Z. |
| A. Winslow of Yale university, died in |
New Haven after a snort illness, in his |
SD year.
A petition in Involuntary bankruptcy
| was filed against Theodore Bear, in Chi
cago said to be the inventor of the ted
dy bear" a wornan's garment.
One hundred and twenty-five paintings
from Europe have arrived in Pittsburgh,
for the 21st international exhibit at Car
negie Institute
Myron e. Wood of New Bedford was
elected president Of the United States
Worelted company at a meeting OF the
board Of directors in Boston yesterday
The sealing feet of nine ships has
SAILED. from st. Johns. N. F., for the ice
fields.
The American steamer West Munham
ashore off Heligoland, is half full of
water and likely to break in two at any
moment.
Citizens of France upon reaching the
age of twenty-five hereafter may marry
without obtaining the consent of their
} parents.
Considerable loss of life Nnd heavy ma
terial damage has resulted from the unus-
ually violent storm which for three days
has swept France
. Two bandits aIighted from taxicab in
front of the Penn Post hotel, Eighth av-
H enue and 31st street, New York, entered
the hotel and robbed the cash register of
about 5000
j. E. Morris. a modern language In
structor at, McGin University, Montreal,
was indicted by a kings bench grand Jury
for the attempted murder of Professor
Hermann Valley head of his department.
Fifty female and ten male reindeer
consigned to the State of Michigan, arriv-
ed in New York on the steamship Bergens-
fjord from Norway They will be used for
& Inreeding experiments.
Wholesale druggists may now stock M
1 with a years supply of 'tpotalble liquor
according to a new treasury regulation
issued by the Internal revenue commits
sion Blair,
William H. RemicI< twice president OF
the New York stock exchange, and head o.
Remick, Hodges and company, investmen
bankers, died in New York after brief
illness.
The funeral of Professor. WiIIIstor
Walker, provost of Yale university, who
died in New Haven Thursday night, will
be held from Battel chapel this Afternoon
! at 2.3o
An Involuntary petition in bankruptc,
was filed late yesterday against the brok
erage firm of Haverbecl1 & Co., of New
/ York. Liabilities were estimated at $50,
600. Assets were not estimated.
Food and Dairy Commissioner Thomas
Holt will take immediate action to clear
! up the meat situation in Meriden unles
the local authorities in that city exer
themselv to do SO at once.
n Fifteen of the crew of the bo1shevil
transport Cork were killed and man.
wounded when the ships cargo of han
ag grenades exploded at Trepizond, on tn
10 Black sea-
e, Because the petitioner had elaine
or exemption during the war on the groun
IN that he was an alien, Judge G. W. Klet
~ IN naturalization court denied the appli
ls- cation of Zacchio Zandrini of New Brit
ID ID ain for admission as a, citizen.
e1 The Norwegian steamer sisto, afte
"a. being held three weeks in the ice is SAT
ey in port at st. Johns, N. F.. with he
forepeak full of water and her larde
ne empty.
~, Heavy screen hereafter WIN be used
,eI partition off the jury room in the count
ilS jail in st. Paul. MINI, when both men an
as women comprise 4 jury forced to spend
" night there.
'lu Two hundred rosaries, PERSONAL
blessed by Pope Plus Xf, are Lenten gift
'ce brought by John O'Dwyer, Of Toledo, O
ng supreme director of the Knights of c.
zen fumbus, who has just returned frol
10 Rome.
10 The first woman to be selected Il
leo warning by the white robed nightridel
10 who have been active in the oil district *
,o- the last few weeks, IS Mrs Mary Barne
ice 35, proprietor of rooming house in Ere
'he no, Calf.
au- Negotiations are being carried on b
ner tween the United States and Germany f,
fer the Creation of an arbitral board to sett
claims of the respective governments al
is their nationals arising out of the wor
po- war.
ork John Bundy, go, of Irvington. N. j.. ~,
found guilty Of murder in the first degr
in Newark n J., and sentenced to Ii
Imprisonment, for the killing Of Detecta
10 William ]. Finnegan during an alterc
~ ton on February 4.
The Augustus l.. Thorndille, former Mass
by chpsetts state bank commissioner, di
lat suddenly at his home in Boston yesterda
ion He was an unsuccessful candidate
ia state treasurer in 1911. He was in /
the 61st year.
ally
Co1ractiout Ia tbreafaned With m a,