Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-11

| Furs with an estimated value ofsS5 COO 100 were put on the auction block oy the 9ourke Fur company and it's subsidia ai'y, he Fur Merchants company, ill St Louis.
 Matthew H. Kenearly, who was in ethe last Senate, was renominated by tne7re- publican convention for the 271h district. He is prosecuting attorney in the Scam- ford court.
 Continued improvement in the condition of William $. (Bill) Hart, film star, who | has been critically ill in Los Angeles with typhoid fever and complications,swas an- 
 A drilled well, 250 feet deepi that never lessened it's water supply, sawsd the Dor ough of State College, Pa, fnom the 2o- day drought that apparently sended wiLhf showers Saturday.
 Joseph CaiIlaux. former premier of France, denounces the return of clerical ism to France in a letter to hissadherents which the Parisian press describes as an attempt to re-enter the politicaD arena.
 Supreme Knight James A. FSaherty of the Knights of Columbus has accepted place on the committee to raise funds for the emergency relief of victims of the recent Smyrna disaster.
 Directors of the National Biscuit Co. yesterday voted to submit to the stock ho.dess a proposal to double the author ized stock and to change it's par value from s1OO to s25 a share.
 William IA. J. Hubben of Wilton was nominated for state senator in the 26th district at the democratic senatorial con Mil oppose John H. Behre of New Ca naan, the republican nominee. Preliminary reports to the treasury fi. dicate that the governments $5o0, ,OOO 0OC bond issue-the first since the war-has had very satisfactory reception bysth' country.
 | Chairman Lasker took addifiona1Apre cautions to irnpress on everyone con cerned that there must be no delay il closing the bars on shipping board yes sels, no matter where they may be.
 Increasing exports of manufacture ss bu .deereasing shipments of raw material 1 and foodstuffs in August are shown T iforeign trade reports iEaued by thelcom merce department.
 It was announced that J. J. Jusssrand French ambassador to the United States
 who has been home on leave since earl. August, would return to America ol
 board the liner Paris. sailing Oct. =1.
 The case involving the attempt of tn public service commission of New Yorl state to fix rates for the New York Tele phone company was/ advanced by the su
 preme court for argument on Reb. 1s
 next.
 ' Samuel l.. Cousins. who cut his throa
 in the county jail at Portland, Me-. whil
 awaiting removal to the state prison fo
 Imprisonment for life for the murder c
 his wife, shows some improvement, bu
 he was still in serious condition.
 General Leonard Wood. governor of tn
 Philippines, will return to the Unite , States about the first of next year an
 assume the presidency of the Uniyersit
 of Pennsylvania.
 A federal grand jury in Boston bega an investigation of the disappearance C I seized liquor valued at more than S50, ,0O ; from the Bay State Storeage warehous in Springfield early last summer. Three persons were hurt, none serioni l ly, when the air brake handle on H-i land circuit trolley broke. sending the, ca to the bottom of Rogers avenue hil Lynn, Mass. where it struck a tree. SuncoOk mills in suncook, \. H., opel ed 'part yesterday morning following
 compleet shutdown since the beginning the textile strike in that state last Eel v v ruary.
 The British tug Quentin Roosevelt, ca
 rying fifteen tons of gold bars. wort
 about f2,000,0 900, ran into heavy seas al J was forced 10 find refuge in the harhor
 Boulegne. The tug was on it's way fro = | Dover to Calais.
 $ Central News despatch from Gibra n tar says the admiral and officers of u 1t United States dreadnought Utah who a is touring Spanish cities. have been recall. o to the warship, which has been order, : to proceed immediately to the Near Eas o The automobiles of Massachusetts A e apparently consuming an amount eau J. annually to the wealth which citizens e the state take from agriculture and Il n fisheries. said Henry r. Long. comissio e CT of corporations and taxation. speakil Il to tho Tax Collectors association Albert Blum of New York, president l. the Alsatian-Lorraine association America; has arrived at Nancy, Franc '' to visit local institutions and industri with view to furthering economic rel tions between Lorraine and the Unit
 States.
 committee of strikers, after confe ts ring with officials of the Slater Cott r- company at Pawtucket, R. L. reported ,h labor headquarters that the company h. s- complied with the strikers demands al : would grant a. 4Shour week, restore t
 20 per cent. cut in wages and exercise
 discrimination in eploying returni
 strikers.
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