Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-12

Election of Judge Robert Grant of Boston as president of the Harvard AL umni association was announced by the | directors
 Canadian shipping companies announced | their ability to handle all passenger bus mess turned away from the United States by the recently announced liquor ban on all ships entering American poi.@
 A number of Cbicago's leading grain brokers were ordered to appear before the federal trade commission which opened it's inquiry in Chicago into future trading in wheat.
 William H. Vanderbilt son of Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt who lost his life when the Lusitania was torpedoed by a German submarine, has decided to become a banker.
 Accidents at stone quarries throughout the United States in 1921 resulted in the death of 190 employees and the injury of 10,4s5 others, according to figures com piled by the federal bureau of mines
 Tho Einstein theory of reIativity and a limited universe will be tested by the originator in Southern California Sept 12. 1923 when total eclipse of the sun is to occur.
 Dan G. West, eccentric publisher of the West News. Mitchells, S. D.. who died suddenly a year ago last April, bequeath- ed the residue of his estate to the -four most worthy working women of Mitchell - each to share equally.
 Loss of life in the mining industry has been decreased proportionately 50 per cent. during the period from 1907 to 1922, according to the annual report of the American mining congress. The new supply ship Denebola, mother ship to the destroyer squadron to the At lantic fleet, now outfitting at PhiiadeI- phia. Esill proceed to ConstantinopIe about Oct. 30, to mother the squadron of de- stroyers, twelve of which are en route now.
 Senator H: Cabot Lodge and Presi. dent Mary L. Vooiley of Nit Holyoke college were among the speakers at the | annual fall injecting of the Massachusetts branch of the D. A. R at Greenfield. l Unified orders of the United Statet Steel corporation on Sept. 30 were an. nounced as 6,691,607 tons. as compared ! with 5,s50,105 tons on Aug. G1, an in. crease of 741,5O2 tons.
 Mrs. D. N. Richardson of Davenport l Ia, who at S6 years of age is a footbal fan, has ordered a special car to talk, | heT nd If har fri1
 the Yale-Iowa game at New Haven mex
 Saturday.
 Although President Harding is makin, no plans to take a personal part in tn, political campaign, virtually every mem her of his cabinet will take the stumI
 between now and election day.
 Patsy Mcintosh, who escaped from tn | Aroostookf county jail at Houlton, Me
 last December with three other prisoners
 has been arrested at a hotel in Frederic
 ton, N. B.
 The administration proposal for abro gation of the present treaty arrangemen
 with Panama and negotiation of q ney treaty was discussed with Presiden Harding by Governor Morrow of tn ) Panama canal zone.
 , The resignation of pr. s. ". stratton as director of the bureau of standards to accept the presidency of the Massa chusetts Institute of Technology, was de
 scribcd by Secretary Hoover as "a req national loss"
 Sixteen rifles, HOO rounds of smmunl
 tion, and revolvers have been supplie
 the Erie (Pa.) prohibition office Agen ' H. w. Gosser reported yesterday. "W
 are going to use these guns for roa work" he declared.
 Columbia unirersity's latest academi Q prodigy. Daniel German. 12 years olt a who hails from Galveston. Tex. told h e professors and classmates that he expec e ed to complete his four year course f two and one-half years.
 h Five New Bedford men. charged wit - breaking the customs seals on liquc : aboard the schooner William H. Drspt
 at that port last July, pleaded guilty i n federal court at Boston. Forty striking electricians In Fitci c burg, and Leominster, Mass. resume
 work yesterday after being out a weel
 A compromise wage of 90 cents an, hou
 effective November 1, was agreed upol
 A wage increase of ten per cent. k employees who are on 8 price per hot e basis. at the hardware making pla1 if of Sargent and O.. New Haven, wa n announced.
 The 150 saloons now operating j. Juarez, Mex. will be reduced to 75, Go l. ernor Enriquez said. cabarets will be rel 4 ulated, and the vSns district, which no e extends westward from within a squa d of the customs house. will be shunted o, T beyond the race track.
 Charges of having abanuUneu = yess
 in distress at sea preferred against Ca, A tain w E. Rosamond of the Shippir
 Board vessel Noccalulu by three men le bers of the steamers crew, were the su r. ject of an investigation by steambo le inspectors at Boston.
 of The American steamship Preside D. Garfield came into New York fro L5 ueenstoWn with even the bartenders m,