Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-05

in circuit court in Flint, Mich, to from Is months to five years In the Detroit | house of correction.
 Robbers burned hole in the vault of the Farwell State saving bank tn Far well, Mich. with an acetylene torch and escaped with s7,300 in Liberty bonds and s400 In money.
 Captain Wash of the Steamship Mont calm which went. aground near Three Rivers, Que, telephoned to Quebec asking for q steamship to take the passengers off.
 Counsel for Father Adelard DcIorrne declared that when tIleir client was brought to trial in Montreal on the charge of killing hls half-broth~r, Isaoul Delorme, Ottawa college student, he would raise a plea of Insanity.
 AneFicsn MInister Brentan has warn ed the Hungarian public against tolerat- ing the practice of money changers who are refusing to accept or discountirg, American banknotes of the Buffalo and Buffalo and Indian head issues.
 The supreme court of Porto Rico has issued writ of mandamus directing the reinstatements of Gustayo Jiminez Si- cardo as municipal judge of San Juan, Sicard was removed by Governor E. Mont Reilly early this year.
 Tho department of public utilities au- thoriZed the Boston Elevated Railway company to issue s6,400,0o of first pre- ferred stock and s14,029,S50 for the pur- chase of the property and franchises of | the West End Street Railway company. The apprehension at Detroit of William T. Gay of Granville, Vt, farmer whose l ood-stained clothing was found in a deserted automobile two weeks agu, was announced in message from the Detroit police It was said that Gay appeared l demented.
 Robert Mcbride of SuTield. Conn, ac- tcidentally shot by. state patrolman in the Memorial Day raid on a big cooking main in Agawam in which SI men were arrested and 100 birds seized, paid his l fine Of S15 In court in Springfield, Mass. | Invitations to participate in n Pan- Pacific conference on commerce to be held at Honolulu next october have been transmitted through the state department to all the goyernmcnts bordering on the l Pacific ocean. '
 
 A verdict at Louisville. Ky. In favor of William E. Ross the defendant was re- turned thlrty-five minutes after the jury
 too the case in the s50.0O0 alienation suit brought by R. D. (Dick) Williams
 widely known turfman.
 Mrs. Lillian Russell Moore, has been
 very i'll at her home in Pittsburgh, Pa. for several weeks, 1t became known | when the attending physician announced
 that the crisis had passed and she was
 expected to recover.
 The Duke of York, who will aet a,
 best man to King Alexander of .Tueo. Slavia at his wedding this week t1
 Princess Marie of Rumania. left London
 for Belgrade bearing suInptuous gift ot
 jewelry from Engiand;s royal family tc
 the future queen of Jugo-SlaYia.
 Frank ". Anderson. n war ayIstNr wa,
 found in hotel room in Yaasas City 1 Mo. shot dead and Miss Peggie Mark Beal. nurse, who served near Ar,ticr
 son in Dayton, Ohio, during the war, wa,
 found unconscl9ng from a bullet wound.
 Robert SiiYeFs. nine years old, Is helt
 on charge of first degree murder 1T
 Portland, Indiana, as the result of th.
 fotal stabbing of nine year old Bernard
 Teeters. The lads are allegnd to hay,
 quarreied over baseball glove. A bullet wound received when a Yevely.
 CT was accidentally discharged hy fail Ing from the holster of Police Officer VII bur Randall. caused the death in Kokarno Ind, of Dr. S. D. Hatfield The police : man had taken his baby to the physi 3 The name of Leo HuEhss. of si0 BroaS
 St, Clinton, x. J.. was found on paper. 8 the steamship North Land of the Easter l Steamship conpany. which arrived il Boston from New York. There was nt e Irecord of q pazaehger of that name. yt eCounsel sfer tseArEe Broadhurst. New : York plsgwright and theatrical producer
 xha caused the arrest Of John B. Symon IweaifhY btSiness man of San Francisc, E lon charge of assauit on the high sea
 aboard the Fteamsi1ip Colombia, filed sui
 in the s,tpsFior court in Baltimore agains Symon for $5o,ooo.
 "Winchester" the horse m Ade faInou k with his master, when General f'nIli c Sheridan, made his thrilling ride at th d battle of Cedar Creek, October Is, 1884 }, has been put on public view for the las 5. time at Governors Island, where=fs ha y been kept for 42 years. The mounte i-I horse will be sent to the SDiithsunia
 institute in Washington.