Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-02

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 Peter Lemezes, 45, committed suicide in New Britain by inhaling Illuminating gas.
 American relief work in Soviet Russia will continue for three or four months at least, Secretary Hoover announced.
 A distress signal made by Boston fsherman's burning shirt saved two fishermen from being swept out to sea in disabled dory.
 There Is a noticeable Hull in the Amer ican demand for British coal. due to the inability of the exporters to guarantee early delivery before September.
 Japan is observing every detail of her obligations under the naval and four power treaties. entered into at Wash ington.,
 Governor Cox of Massachusetts tele- graphed Secretary Hoover that there bituminous and anthracite coal this year up to date of, 100000 tons.
 Harry Roland. formerly representative of The Dali Eireann in the United States, is in critical condition in a Dublin hospital.
 Foodstuns exports during the past fiscal year fel', off in value by more than s500000O00 as compared with the fis- cal year 1921.
 The Rev. William Burgess, author. publicist and social reformer, died at his home in Des Plaines. in his SOth year.
 N. H., suddenly ceased just before noon yesterday. when electricians in the pow CT plant at Eastman's Falls Franklin, went on strike and pulled the switches A National Guard sentry on duty al the Boston & Maine railroad shops in Concord, N. H, fired twice early at 3 man detected in the act of scaling the fence surrounding the shop enclosure Approximately 300 employees of sever of the principal outsole, plants in Haver 1 hill. Mass were called out on strik'
 yesterday by the Shoe Workers Protec tive Union. .e,t sssgs 1
 r Governor Robert Carey.-of wyo1nine i te1egraphed to- President Harding, pro testing against the sending sof marine ito Wyoming to eject alleged squatter | from the Teapot Dome naval oil reserve
 Heavy ice was the cause of the trans
 fer of Captain Amundsen. Arctic ex plorer, from his ship Maud to tn
 schooner Holmes, according to a -radi
 message received in Nome, Alaska. : The General Electric company, Sche
 nectady, N. Y.,. announced it has pal $1011,56s to employees of it's pants wh
 have been in the conpany,s service fly years or more.
 Il Thousands of replies from all parts ( the country. without exception statin i've want Henry" have been receive , in response to a circular sent out by tf
 Henry Ford for President club, Seer tary E. F. Kelley announced. 5 Brigadier General oliver Lyms Spauiding, former Assistant Secretar of the Treasury and for many yea I prominent in public affairs in Michiga e died at his home in Washington, age ] S9 years.
 The police of Salem. Mass, have r d doubled their efforts to run down u d slayer of 12-year-old Henry c. McM . hon, who was brutally murdered in e pasture ten days ago. Another impor 0 ant arrest is expected.
 The shoe factory of J. H. winchelI f i Co. Inc. Haverhill. Mass. was inde k nitely closed as the result of a strike the 500 employees in protect against ). recent wage reduction by the state boa r of arbitration.
 j. The New Haven road yesterday I e ported continuance of recruiting of l. permanent force" of shopmen to ta l, the places of the strikers. More tn j. 150 mechanics were added to the col
 panys forces since Monday. '-. l. The prickly pear pest Is spreading 5, the rate of 10000 acres a month in NJ s, South ales. agriculture authorities ss $ About five million acres are infest ). with loss in value of at least 250,0 s. pounds sterling.
 l. A Grecian maiden, with eiassica .- bound hair, long draping and fiwoi
 robes, and sandal-like footwear, su
 will be the stylish girl who will repla
 the present "fapper" in the opinion c some of the delegates who are alter
 ing the three day convention of the \ = tion Hair Dressers' Association in e Louis.
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 r. Warning against .unofieiaI prornot. d of colonization schemes in South Am. IT ica was issued today by the commel n department, which added that such pl Tt motors have been particularly active T. the western states. Iy A nationwide search for scion Id former Russian nobility ended wi
 representatives of the Red ross soci, d, found Leon czarowitchz Gussell in Cl i'd ton, III. serving as a private in Co st pany L; 152nd Light Artillery. IS ,e BriEadler General Edward W. whi F. ker, who as Union officer Is said as have carried the message which hal lgi the prepared Union charge at Appom e. tox and which resulted in the uncon of tional surrender of Lees army, died r. his home in Washington. Id Walter Hinton and pr. E. Pinto NJ ut tins, who are planning an s.500-n ed flight from New York to Brazil. nan as the new hydroaeroplane in. which ii e. will sail, the "Sampaio correia" in h,
 or of the president of the Aero club t. Brazil. f<