Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-29

Max Kosse, president of the American Walnut Manufacturers association, with headquarters in Chicago, died in cin- cinnati, after an operation.
 Central and Northwestern states face an almost certain coal car famine next fall and winter, according to railroad cf- fieials and leading coal retailers.
 A broken axle on a car in an east bound freight train at Stamford delayed traffic for a time over the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad.
 The federal inyestIEation into the dIs- appearance of seized liquor from a stor- age warehouse in Springfield. Mass, win be completed within two days.
 The people of Georgia. who founded a | republic of the Black Sea that the Rus- | sian soviet government had declared non existent, have not abandoned their hopes | for political freedom.
 Mrs Nicholas Longworth, aged s7, mother of Representative, Longworth aud Countess De Chambrun, of Paris, died in Cincinnati. following an illness of several weeks due To an attack of pneumonia. Stuart Baldwin, e2 years old. of Chicago, vice president of the Illinois Central railroad died suddenly of heart failure while en route from New York to Chicago on a Michigan CentrIl train.
 The house by a vote of 2os to 7s pass ed the Capper-Tincher bill t0 supple ment the future trading act so as to meet the recent decision of the supreme court.
 In special orders from the adJutant general the resignation of Cap-ain Louis Company of Governors Foot Guards Is accepted and he is discharged.
 Two women were arrested the picket lines near the Pacific mills in Lawrence. Mass. Both were charged with assault in attempting to interfere with persons going into the plant. Six members of the crew of the ill., fated schooner Puritan. wrecked off Sa- ble Island. with the loss of one life, ar from Yarmouth. N. s.
 The federal grand jury returned an indictment charging Captain Josao Mar tins of the New Bedford schooner Wiz Ham H. Draper with unlawfdlly bringing aliens into the United States. despatch to the London Morning Post from Calcutta says that four mem bers of the British Mount Everest party have arrived at Darjiling. British India. but eight other members have not yet arrived.
 Of several hundred persons charged with agitating against the public secnr- | ity in Belgrade, five have been condemn ed to death, seven were given twenty years at hard labor and slxty-elgiit re- ceived sentences ranging from one to six teen years.
 The house military committee Invornbly reported a bill under which the president would be authorized to appoint General Harbord, present deputy chief of staff. to be chief of staff upon the retirement of General Pershing.
 l Julio vetromIIe. proprietor of the {! Bellview Inn. Norwalk, was fined $25O and was given ten days in jail by Judge Bacon Wakeman of Fairfield in the Westport court on charge of selling li- quor.
 Henry ". WiddIcombe, members of an old and influential family sdied at the county poor farm in Boonville, Mo. Wld- dicombe was the best man at the we'd ding of Mark Hanna. He was Ss years old.
 Benjamin W. Morse, son of Charles w 2 Morse made a, general denial before United States Commissioner Hayes 1T
 Boston that he was connected with tho
 sale of stock in. the United States Steam
 ship Company.
 Five members of the president's cab met have endorsed, with some suggest
 ed changes, the Kelly bill which would
 give them the right to sit On the floor of the senate and house and participate
 in debate on matters relating to the
 business of their respective departments
 Governor Allen and Lew T. Hussey
 state fire marshal have issued call for
 the county attorneys and sheriffs of the
 counties in. the Kansas wheat district tc
 meet in Hutchinson to deal with the l W. W. menace in the wheat fields. A huge war reparations plan under |. which. the Germans would reconstruc
 France and also build the long planned
 tunnel under the English channel hal
 been submitted by the minister cf puhli,
 works, M. Le Trocquer, 10 Premier
 Poincare.
 Two resolutions affecting motion pie lures were presented to the convention, O : the General Federation of Women's clubs } One indorses the better film organiza 3 tions," and the others recommends co l operation with all organizations inte rested in improving motion plctiires
 Mrs. Isdia Adams Williams, candidat
 for the republican nomination for Unit
 ed States senator in Nevada, has taugh her male opponents a new political ma neuever. She is following. circus com panies across the state and In this wa, finds opportunities to address large au diences.
 5 A motion for the sale of Bs barrels . whiskey held in a storehouse n Ne ! Haven. as the property Of I. Swirsky Son, made in behalf of George Finley,
 CO, of New Jersey, who recently secure
 q judgment of $237,0oo against the fol R mer was denied by Judge J. ". Banks
 the superior court. al James Holt. taxi driver in stamfor, it drove his machine into his garage, wasi d, ed it and then started into his kous b. While on the stoop he was surprised ss see his, machine driven out of the garal y when he had had no idea there was an,