Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-17

shares of it's convertible preferred stock. Par value is s12.55s. 500.
 A ses,ooo.ooo water power. plant is un- on the White river.
 Surplus of sulphur produced by the Texas Gul Union and FTeeport- t-Texas Co. will be sold abroad.
 Two recent political assassinations in the streets of Lisbon, Portugal, have aroused the people of this turbulent cky.
 Standard oil of New York refnsed cf- fcial comment on reports that H. c. l Folger would soon resign as president of tho company.
 Visible stocks of German zinc arc es- timated at 5000 metric tons as. com pared with 14.000 metric tons a year | age.
 Western Union Telegraph Co., reports l net income of $9,454,22s for nine months ended Sept. 80. compared with $6,7s5,S55 for same period in 1921.
 A new Russian bank with foreign cap ftal will begin operations this present month. Capital is stated to be 10,000,- 000 gold rubleS.
 Senator Henry Cabot Lodge, who was troubled with slight cold has com 'pleteIy recovered, his physician, Dr. Brace W. Paddock said.
 One Bucknell college student was kill ed and four others were hurt when their automobile crashed into another car on Dalmatia hill. near Sunbuey, Pa. Charlie 10th, home in Boston from his second attempt to swim the English Channel, said that he would attempt the feat again next year.
 French seamen at MarseiIles adopted a resolution calling for a general strike throughout France to support the move ment against the modification of the eight-hour day.
 | The death in Boston of Rev. Frederick l H., Knight, superintendent of the New l England Home for Little Wanderers and former president of New. Orleans uni versity, became known yesterday Josephine GenteIl 19 year old candy maker, was shot and killed in the hall- way of her East Boston home by Laur- ence Dazzo, her cousin who then fired to wbuilets into his own head
 The oil possibilities of Argentina hare
 already attracted Standard Oil, Anglo
 Persian, and the Royal Dutch groups.
 and now smaller investors are beginning to appear in the field.
 l Tvo persons were instantly killed and
 a third severely injured at Winchester N. H., when their automobile was struck lat crossing by northbound Boston
 and Maine passenger train.
 Mrs. Ray Nofs .sugerheimer, sizts- l of Judge Isaac E.cife of the supeNor court bench, died n New Haven 3f
 pneumonia. She recently returned with the judge from trip in Europe l
 ' The fire fighting apparatus of Morri. II Ctive, harbor 9iilage on the east shore
 within the New Haven town lines, wa:
 lost in fire which ear.y destroyed the
 fire house. The loss is :t5 ,dt s25 300.
 John Paris of Truro, N. S., tried hv.
 times in St. John, N B., for murder oi
 Sadie McAuley, a crippled child, in Au
 gust, 1921, was given his freedom yes , terday.
 Sending 2,5SS words an hour on a Sic
 mems printer, Erna Bansemer, of Bres
 lau won the speed championship of al international telegraphic competition
 held in Berlin recently. The seconc prize also went to a German woman,
 Italian women are complaining that
 while prices for food and clothing ar steadily if slowly decreasing in othe f countries. in Italy they are still goinl v s4 ;e comes from for all the charming frock and hats one sees.
 i A return in many localities to condi
 tions approximating those of Januar, n l. last. in numbers of workers employ :. ed and working hours and wage sched t Tules prevailing, is indicated in a revie,
 ef the present day situation in Ne, | England textile centers d E. c. Yeaowiey now serving ns chic e of general prohibition agents at rrof. q bition headquarters n Washington, hs s been selected to succeed Ralph A. Da 2 as director tor the SSa:e )ie New Yutl T Commissioner Haynes announced yes > Iterday.
 r, General Alberto Salinas, second 1T command to General Murguia, one ( T the Mexican rebel leaders, who receu e ly was. captured at Guaranche state g Durango, on Friday was sentenced seven years imprisonment by mi ], tary court. Frederick Stacy, watchman at tt m Southington Bank and Trust compan ,: was found dead in his room in the res
 part of, the building when the bank ws n opened for business yesterday. Med 1T cal Examiner Stedman gave a prelinil e. ary opinion that Stacy killed himself.
 ThenAs Hughes and his wife, Mar Id were found dead in Brocktcn, Mass, Il, their home. Each was past 65 years St age. Death was due to illuminatir l. gas. Medical Examiner A. F. Paine sal
 and was probably accidental r. When Louis J. Leopold. 21, and E.
 ward Butler. 34, both of New Have CT were brought before U. S. Commission H. Rice in Springfield on charge of illeg ve transportation of liquor their cas re were put over to next Monday at t ii- request of their attorneys. CT Edward s. Foster. former preside m of the Winchester National bank, to Magnolia, Mass, wh owas awaiting tri he on charges of misappropriating sS of 900 of the banks funds, died at his SUI
 mer home there.
 'w Eleven ba+rels of high grade HquA
 besides number Of other containers fl
 ed with whiskey, the value tf which
 oonserva*ive.y estimated ty the poll IL at mare than s15,55o. Twas stnlen
 Hartford, from large brick garsj
 MI S.