Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-13

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 The Empire Iron and Steel company of Oxford, N, J., closed its plant because of inability to get supply of coke Officials Of the company blamed the coal strike.
 New York public service commission reduced the gas rates of the Bro5Slyp | Borough Gas company from s1.35 per thousand cubic feet Of gas sold, to s1.25.
 Thomas A. Edison has endorsed as practical the proposed extension of Man. hattan six miles to the south toward Staten Island.
 The minister of commerce has received ! protests from various ohsnteIs cf .,r- Tiff hill now before the United States sen ate.
 One death from heat was reported in St. Paul, Minn. The temperature reached SS degrees. The victim, an unidentified woman. died on a street car.
 One man was burned to death and e.ev- en were injured on the steamship Julia l-uckenbach at Pier T of the Central Rail- load of New Jersey.
 President Harding. signed the bill ex- | tending for two years from next June 30 the 3 per cent. immigration restriction act
 Two persons who had had small pox 1 were released from quarantine in New Haven and the city is declared to be free of the disease.
 Three men committed suicide in Great | CT Boston yesterday and three women were in hospital suffering from the ef- | fects of self-administered poison. The capture of two alleged automobile | thieves after a wild chase in the neigh borhood of Park Square. Boston. fur nished thrill for the noon hour chowds | yesterday.
 Because he took his pupils to bal game instead C. to a Red Cross meeting Principal Eugene Cox of the Westport, Mass. high school has been dismissed by the school committee. The motor yacht Snow Goose, recently l built at 8 cost of s30,000. was on the beach at head of the harbor at Woods 1 Hoiss Mass.
 Treasury officials let it be known that l they do not expect any formal invitation i for participation by the federal reserve board In the London conference Of banks of issue
 'l Although flowers are about the cheapest | thing in Mexico. more than 27,00o pesos worth of carnations and roses were sold on the street of Mexico City Wednesday,
 Mothers Day.
 Allen M Fletcher of Cavendish, former l.
 room at the Berwick hotel at Rutland
 Vt Death was declared to be due to a
 cerebral hemorrnage
 Custom officials in New York raided the
 freighter Seattle Spirit, which docked
 with a cargo of 150 barrels of picked
 fish The barrels were alleged to have
 contained whiskey. Henry O'MalIey, now in charge of nc tivities of the bureau of fisheries on thu Pacific coast in Alaska was nominated
 by President Harding ti-be conmissionel
 of fisheries, succeeding Dr. Hugh NJ
 Smith who resigned several weeks ago. MT. and Mrs. Ezra B. Huntley will ob
 serve their 65th wedding anniversary a their home in Canaan. Conn, today. MT
 Huntley is S5 years old and his wife i g ST.
 Resolutions declaring they would ac cept no further wage reductions unde $ threat of a nationwide strike have bee s adopted by the delegates rc5resentln l ,O0o members of the Amalgamate Clothing Workers of America. Selection of Governor Ebert 4. Coope n of South Carolina to fill the vacancy i n Al,
 recent resignation of Asbury F. Lever n understod to have been made by Presi : dent Harding.
 Transfer of the prohibition unit fror the treasury to the department of justic r as part of the general scheme of gov y ernmeEtal reorganization was declared [ t have received the approval of Secretar > Mellon and Attorney General Daughertl
 James P. Campbell who served on l. committee which considered the question a of removal of the state house from Ney n Haven Green when the state had ttw
 capitols, died at his home in New Ha ven.
 The Sterling Chemical Laboratory a T Yale, located on Prospect Hill. New Ha e ven, and described as the finest colieg
 
 y time, will be formally dedicated in Apri n 1923.
 Benjamin W. Morse, who with hi e father Charles ". MorSe, his. tw y brothers and 20 others were indicted b r. a federal court in New York for using tn d mails to defraud investors in steamshi e company stocks, surrendered in Boston .,,.. Bonds .xaIued at $40, 900 found ites tf u possession of two men arrested in Bosto III were stolen from the Philmont Nation; T. bank, at Philmont, N. T., on the night ( - March 22.
 Germany will manufacture Zeppeli IS of 70 900 meters capacity to replace tf n one allotted to the United States by tf Versailles treaty. but destroyed in Gel
 many. under award of the ambassador 1t council which allows America 5000 y0(
 gold marks in reparation l. rs cLoUDBURsT FLOODS \ CITY OF BRISTOL. vA.-TENl 10 Bristol. va-Tenn.. May t2.-Beavt