Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-17

for a time without any particular impress
sion upon her pocketbook, and that place
also released. what luggage it had re-
tanned
John Bull doesn't know where the
trunks went after they left the Waldorf.
Uncle Sam doesn't know. Mr.. Koch
doesn't XIV. Mrs. Wyllle doesnt know.
But Mrs Wy4ie does know what happened
to the bags that the Narragansett re-
leased Mrs. Wyllie has them Mrs.
Wyllie Is going to keep them, because she
says the princess owes her board and room
for four persons for more weeks than
YOU can count on the fingers of one hand.
Stephen Weinberg, who took OF his
morning trocS and Dut on a naval uniform
the day he went hsp to the White House
and told President Harding he was tha
official escort for Princess Fatfn2a, was
also in trouble today. He was pa1t under
$4,000 bail IN Brooklyn on an indictment
charging him with having unprecedented an
officer IN the United. States navy. Then
another $1,000 was loa ded on his bail be-
cause Washington authorities started re-
moval proceedings to take him to the
capital to face a similar indictment there
| Weinberg was the man Who persuaded
| DR.. Adolf Lorenz that he was just the one
! the surgeon needed for a secretary. In
| his lime Weinberg has fooled a lot Of 9TH
er prominent people, the authorities say.
| But that is another story.
| The deeper troubles tonight are those
of Princess Fstima. The princess got q
( little bored with Afghanistan last sum
Iner and decide ed to visit America. She
! gathered ner three sons around her, pu1
! on her most vivid oriental costume, drew
| her $4,000 fortune cut of the bank, sCutl
q Jewel III her nose, fastened the big 4.
/ carat stone bec-seen the SlItanic lingeri'
and the sultanic epadermis, and stAype5
| aboard a ship Bound for San Francisco
There her nose jewel attracted much at
, teTtion. but no one saw the Dig dazzler
The customs officials never A9en suspected
that she mad It..
And so the princess came to New YoIl
not knowing how little S13 600 amounts K
along the Gay EJhite Way. After sh,
found out something OF the cost Of Twin,
in the United States she limited one ia
TO Mayor John 1Tylan that she miglle b
willing to part with the big diamond for
I say 100000. His honor smiled nv. of
fsred no further encoura ger1ent. Thel
the princess went to Washington, an,
when she came back she was Just .uboly
broke Weinberg contracted to Sell tn
stone for not less than S350,0Uu and tn
princess dreamed Of buying an America
estate and forgetting about Afghanistan
For some reason jewelers. never becan
very enthusiasts, over the stone. an{
the most any Of them offered for it wa
S25, 060. By this time the growing cra4
TORS Of the princess wa1ed impatient
They attached the stone Present, one q
the t1rincelings obtained q $4,000 loan o
the gem. That soon dwindled, and tn
iTati1na. household shifted from one hote
ito another, each a little cheaper than III
last
Rapt crowds no .lQn-er came to gaz
kEpon the princess. som no one though
about her except the Salvation ARM
which found the suItanic hocssehold in
squald east side tenement.
For a while the Salvation Army sup
ported the family, and then the TRAY
ellers Aid society helped bit. After
time someone suggested that since Af
ehanistan WIS 4. British protectora te
britain should assume responsibility Brit
| ain did 50, 70 the extent of putting III
family in a two-roo1n- and4oath ascartTrleu
and having the princess contract to acce3
ocean passage today as the guest o. In
/ British Governnlen&.
few dsvs ago the American Gus
! toms officers and federal attorneys s.lt
ceeded in taking the ~ carat stone ava
from the sheriff, Yesterday the princes