Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-29

bership on the New York Exchange for s20, ,0oO an increase of s1,75o over the last sale.
 Subscriptions to the new credit Issue for the Cuba Cane Sugar Corporation have thus far totsled in excess of Ss,- 500, 900.
 A lone bandit held up . paymaster for the Rickenbacher Motor company in the company's offices at Detroit, Mich.. | and escaped with S6.5o0.
 The second August frost of the year with a temperature of S2 degrees was recorded unof1icially in the low mead owlands near Concord, Mass.
 David sIade. proprietor of EeneraI store at Stafford. \. H., shot and killed Gardner Hill. whom he said he found attempting to break into his store.
 Steamship City of Brunswick. absn- doned by crew when efforts to float her failed, was breaking up today on f a ledge at the entrance to Halifax hsr bor
 Two hundred employees of S. D. War ren and company at Cumberland Nils, Maine were laid off for an indefinite 1 period and their paper mill was shut down until September S. A total of s1,lOS one and two family ] houses were built in 1sS cities of the l United States in 1920 while in the same cities garages to the number of l 93,121 were erected.
 | Four masked bandits held up the | paymaster of the New England Fuel and Transportation company at Lows ] vile, near Morgantown. W. Va, and escaped with the payroll of s2s.0oO. | Orders were received from Prohibi- ton Director Haynes al Washington to sell approximately sS,GoO,OoO worth of l liquor and automobile trucks seized in
 raids in Chicago.
 Marshall Foch personally notiHeu l United States Ambassador Herrick of
 his intention of going to the United
 States to attend the American Legion | convention.
 His exceTIeney, the Most Reverend
 John Bonzano, apostolic delegate to the
 United States. will consecrste Bishop
 Thomas M. OLeary as Bishop of the
 Roman Catholic diocese of western Mas
 sachusetts in Springfield, Sept. 8.
 Six separate Ares Of incendiary or
 igin at Long Branch, \. l., destryed
 two schools. railroad station, an su-
 tomehile plant and two residences in
 the west end district. with loss Of
 sso,oeo.
 I Franklin D. Roosevelt who has been
 quite i'll with g cold and threatening l. with pneumonia at his summer home
 at Campobella. N. E., was pronounced
 convalescent by his doctors. Families in Boston and nearby cit- ies confronted with landlords demands , for increased rent were advised by the state commission on the necesssries of : life to refuse to stand for hold ups The operations of the United States
 Rubber company for the first half of
 the year showed s deficit of s4.s75.-
 223 after all interest and other charges had been deducted.
 , Permanent exclusion of all orientaIs from Canada was urged in a resolu- tion adopted by the Dominion trades and labor congress in annual session a'
 Winnipeg, Man.
 9 Appolntnent ot n. B. Carson. oI l IeHncSSces lO uc CouuliSSlphtl ul Ahr , bureau of navigation. was recomm mend T | ed to President Harding by Secretary { Hoover and Assistant Secretary Hous'
 ton.
 f Report in circulation in Berlin say' q Soviet officials at Moscow are agitatet , over American plan of relief, believing ' that foe. of Bolshehvism will use Rus
 sian relief as a means of stirring uT | counter reVO,ution.
 Fatal automobile accidents In Mas sachusetts traceable to the use of Tn.
 toxicating liquor numbered 262 for tho : first seven months of 1921. Last year e the number for the corresponding per n iod was but 1S4.
 |. Premier Briand hNs read A virAr. e ally complete text of the treat yof peace Il between the United States and Ger. e many. and the French foreign office e considers that nothing in the treaty
 should disturb France or affect her DO
 sition.
 Detectives were at work early satur. \ day in the Black Forest near Often.
 burg, Baden, attempting to pick up som, e trace of the assassins who yesterday }, shot and killed Matthias Erherger, one c of then most prominent leaders of thu n German csntrist party.
 l. Mrs. Helen Stubbs held in Tacoma 7. Wash, confessed, according to the DO. s lice, that she is Maude Moore, wanteo c in Knoxville. Tenn, where she escsp
 ed after conviction of the murder ot t of Leroy Hsrth, automobile dealer, Sep. it tember g, 1913.
 e Declaring that unnecessary rush worf l. in the government printing office wal $; costing approximately S3e0,o poo annual l. ly, director of budget Dawes has Is C sued orders to the various depart Il ments requiring rush work to be- re- l. duced to a minimum.
 6 Motor ear burglars were reported ts e the police to have entered the residence
 quarter of Cal, and driven away wftr
 4Oe-pound safe. Mosher told the of
 ficers the safe contained notes, bonds
 siverware and jewelry valued at S12o, 900.
 2 Hot water which began ho~HiE |, Q days ago from a we'll being driven fol a Ssbring, Fla.,. concern is still com. T ing to the surface at a rate of forty I gallons a minute. Throughout the per e iod the flow has baintained an ever
 temperature of 130 degrees. f CheeFed by his friends as the oIdesi : living free mason in the country, Sam. e ueI Cox of Alarblehead, Mass, tooE fl 1 his usual bfrfhday walk Saturday Q