Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-07


 Total assets of tho Ford Motor com pany are s4o9s2o.l32.s2. according to the annual financial statement filed.
 Heat records for the year at Sioux Falls, s. D.. were broken. yesterday when the mercury reached 14 at , ?. m. Tho first hard coal to arrive in Bridgeport in months was brought into the harbor Tuesday.
 The Angus Manufacturing company of New Haven has incorporated with a capital of $5,ooo.
 The cenneeticut Advent Christian camp meeting of Southington has form ed an association.
 About 100 tons of hay was burned near Branford yesterday when lightning struck barn owned by Louis Sagal.
 Charles E. Hughes. secretary of state heading the mission to the mission to 1 the Brazilian centennial. arrived at Rio
 Commercial cable service to Great Britain and Europe is partly restored. | Deferred service to Great Britain and Eu- rope was suspended.
 i Three creditors filed an involuntary De- tition in bankruptcy against the Huron
 Navigation Corporation, steamship car riers
 George Robert Sims, journalist and
 dramatic author, died at his home in , London. He observed his seventy-ifth birthday on September 2.
 Cunard liner Mauretania left New
 York yesterday with 55s passengers. } while the Reliance of the United Amerl- , can line carried 3S5. reunion of the Baldwin family at
 which ffty-five sat down to dinner In
 celebration of the occasion was held in Middietown Sunday. .i The reopeninE of the public schools in 7 Hartford for the fall term failed to . show any startling increases in the en-
 rollment
 Sylvester z. Polls newest theater, . II million dollar picture theatre in Bridge port opened with a blare Labor Day [ evening.
 The Consumers Discount League o Hartford has incorporated with capi
 tai of s1o,0o0. The purpose is to enable
 members to obtain discount in store = listed by the corporation. Ie Senator Smith of South Carolina, pro
 posed in the senate the suspension fol le one year of cotton planting in UniteS a States as means of eliminating the boi n weevil.
 n Establishment of a direct steamship n line for freight and passenger service be -n tween Boston and the Gulf ports of Mex er ico Is being arranged by the Transports ie ton Association of Boston. tt Gladys Walton, motion picture actress caused the arrest in Los Angeles of he /: manager, Allen Alexander. on charge o is embezzlement. Miss Walton charge -ii Alexander had failed to account for s1, SO ~ she said she turned over to him for tn ,ri Figures made public by the state fuc 1e commission yesterday indicate tha a scarcely more than half of the hard coa ,d necessary will be shipped here, The an ye nual consumption of coal was estimated a of 2.5oo,OoO tons.
 it's The body of Albert MemmIIo. addres 1g unknown. who died in New Haven Aui h. 26, following an automobile accident. ha ay not been claimed, and police are maxim
 efforts to trace relatives.
 Newark, \. J., was chosen at the meet
 ing place for the 1924 convention of tn IS United States Independent Order of Od
 Fellows, Manchester Unity, during th g. closing session of the seventh bienni; yh gathering In Boston yesterday. nd News was received in Bristol that Mr ts Charles W. Stewart of Bristol died ye X terday at Hartford hospital as the resu ed of injuries she received Monday nigl ey when car driven by her son Pai n crashed through stone wall lis Willis R. Smith and -hls brother Horac he farmers in Greenwich. Conn, had na .ts row escapes from death yesterday whe ng lightning struck a brn in which they ha ad taken refuge during storm A hor. ills and fifty tons of hay were burned ii-
 American motorists once tried to spir O. former Emperor William away fro re Doorn, Holland, but their attempt mi he carried, according to a statement mat in by Count Won Moltke, the one-time en
 peror's adjutant at Doorn, in an a ue dress at Halle. Germany. go
 ne The London Morning Post understan, re- that the British government has vIrtua
 ly accepted the proposals made I
 France on August 24 for a Near Ea
 conference in Venice and Italy will no Es be asked to ike a convenient date Ich Stamford fishermen were busy h dy night searching three hours for Be nal Janln Hatter, ae nsnerman of that cit cal and three other fishermen, who we ed lost in boat in the storm which swe hi- over Long Island sound Halter al lie his companions, however, managed ,n. make shore late in the evening led a--s-.a--a--.- cts ! M noA WITH or s5oo,ooo WORTH OF SECURITY Dr. New York, Sept. s.-J. Frank Lilly, l ,iaar A