Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-22

12 PAG
 BRIEF TELEGRAMS
 Strengthening of the allied military orces in Upper SiIesia is not considered necessary by the British government. Civil service examinations to fill 2,294 vacant postmasterships will be conclud- d by August 27. ] San Francisco union marine engineers voted 4SO to 5 Oto return to work inn 
 Steamer Binghamton, which went aground on the rocks at Grenney Ledge, N, S., is expected to be a total loss as the vessel is reported breaking up fast.
 Retail trade is buying canned goods in greater quantity than at any other time l before this year, Libby McNeill and Libby | announced.
 Cyrenus Cole, editor of the Cedar | Rapids (Iowa) Republican, has been elected to represent the fifth district in congress.
 Quebec commission dispensary. of Ottawa, was robbed of a safe weighing l 300 pounds The safe contained S1,O25 l in cash and thirteen cases Of liquor.
 Mrs. C. E. Packard of Lewiston, Me, was found dead in her home. gas pour ing from an open gas jet. Death was pronounced due to suicide.
 Guy R. Pritchard, 4a, traffic department representative of the Associated Press in Omaha and veteran en2loye of the or ganization, died at q hospital there.
 The restrictive immigration law which went into effect June 3. thus far has barred no newcomers who have been able to reach these shores.
 Several huge swarms of bees swooped down on the busiest section of Sozeman, Montana and all traffic for several blocks ceased for more than an hour.
 Richard Washburn Child, new Amcri- can ambassador to Italy. arrived at Naples with his family, on the Presidente Wilson from New York.
 Edward II. CoEswelI. warden of the New Hampshire state prison since Sep tember, 1918, rendered his resignation to the trustees.
 The valuation of the St. Louis and Southwestern Railway company. of Tex as, was fixed tentatively by tie inter state commerce commission at s26.029,- 93s.
 T. A. Frey. Davenport. La, was sen fenced to from If months to years in 7ToT, f.-- sales of s20o.0o0 worth of worthless stocks in a Wyoming oil company. 
 Yacht CurIew, of New Orleans. with 25o cases of whiskey valued at s3O.0OO was captured and confscated off Port St. Joe, near Pensacola, Fla. Four New Or leans men were arrested
 Nomination by the republican commit tee on committee of Representative Mad den, Illinois, as chairman of the appro- priations committee WAS formally rati- fled yesterday by the house. New York state bonus commission de- cided to, continue it's work until Aug. 31 pending decision of the court of appeals as to whether CT not the bonus act is con- stitutional.
 l The Newport Yacht racing association l has offered prizes for races Of schoon- CTS in the thirties, forties and fifties classes. The events will be sailed of Newport News Angst 3.
 John D. Rockefeller has disposed of all his vast holdings in the Standard Oil Company of New Jersey, with the ex- ception of 1000 shares of common stock, valued at $1O6.S75.
 The Argentine Republic has declined to mediate between Panama and Costa Rica in the territorial dispute which last i Maroa caused open hostihties between the two Central American nations.
 The oId-fashioned American home-the single dwelling with a front and back yard-is giving way even in the smaller cities of the United States to the modern apartment house.
 Alex IrOnside. secretary of the Yer mont state branch, American Federation of Labor for Is years, and prominent in nearly all labor movements in Vermont died at the age of AS.
 Opposition developed at the meeting or the state DOar0 or CCntrOl to the pro- posed increasa in the salary of tn, deputy cattle commissioner from s2,50O to sS,OOO.
 Exhaust steam from an adjoining boiler badly scalded John Carey of Woodbridge and John Hopkins in An sonia, as they were engaged in cleaning a boiler at the plant of the s. O. and C Go.
 Engineer R. H. Smith of Portland Me. was killed when an eastbound freight oi the Worcester, Nashua and Portland di- vision of. the Boston and Maine railroad ran into a washout near Hubbard's Sta tion, N. H.
 companys test well six miles east oi Heber Springs, Ark, penetrated a four foot vein of coal at a depth of eighty feet and a twenty-four foot vein ol copper at 11S feet.
 The Casino at Onset. Mass, a mercan . tile establishment conducted by Georgt 1 c. Holmes of Rrockton, was destroyed b, fire at a loss e s15.oOO. The authorize! l are Investigating the possibility of incen diarism
 Northwest bankers have abandoned their plan to create a wool pool to finance growers desiring to hold wool pending better markets. E. ". Decker, president of the Northwestern National bank, o
 MinnAano1ie gave thare iS m mad .o 6-