Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-04

struetion of the vehiod1lar tunnel conn4ct- ing New York and New Jersey has been signed by Chancellor Walker
 Curtiss A. Con,stock and William c. Daviet, assistants. to the general man ager of Postal Telegraph Co, were elect ed directors of the company at a meet ing of the board.
 During the first two months of the fs- cal year expenditures of the British gov ernment totaled f103, ,111,461 as compared with f159,226,6S1 for the same period last year. n,
 4 Philadelphia dispatch states that the Pennsylvania railroad has reached a new wage agreement with 10 ,oo0 clerks and 1000 employees in miscellaneous force in Eastern territory
 Mrs. Anna Cadnuss Yereanee is dead at her home at Rutherford, N. J., aged lo3 years. She was born, at Dundea.- N. J, June ', .1s1s. Until two years ago she was able to knit without eyeglasses.
 President Harding has called ths third fsemi-annual meeting of the business or gonization of the government for July II,
 
 M Lord. the new director of tie budget
 B. A. stockston, controller of the Penn. sylvania Railroad System, reports a gain of $34,110,641 for the half year ending May 31 last over .he correspond. 1 ing period year ago.
 A solid train of locomotives, desixnat. ed as the Prosperity Special" has ar rived at Los Angeles from Philadefpnja consigned go the Southern Pacific Co Ii IS, said 30 more locomotives will be shin. ped to California in a few weeks. s. L. stririnss. president of tho New York State Farm Bureau Federation, ha been selected as director from New Yort on the board of the cooperative livs l stock commission firm to DC established at Buffalo this, summer
 Cut to pieces in rnld-air while making 2 change from one airplane to another Louis James, a stunt f1ier with hyine circus, dropped -a~theusand feet to the ground at Harvey, Ills. and was instant. ly killed.
 Luke E. Hart, St. Louis, WAS elected supreme advocate of the Knights Q Columbus, the highest legal office in tho order, at the meeting of the supreme board at Chicago. Hart succeeds Josept Pelletfer of Boston, who resigned after serving in the capacity for 15 years. 
 H. J.. Forsythe, assistant manager ot the Hyatt bearings division of Genera Motors, has become manager succeed ing J. G. Weiss, who was forced to ratIr, on account of his health. Mir. Weiss however will act in an advisory capacit, for the Hyatt Co.
 1 A collection of old Russian crown few 1 els, reported to be worth approxtmatel- s50o,0O0, and which the Russian soyja l government is now appraising, was show to James P. Goodrich, former governo Of Indiana, Mrs. Goodrich and Miss Moo ran during their visit to Moscow. l
 The part which education nu.t r,.. l in building new world was outlined b. w. G.. Cove, president of the Nationa Union of Teachers of England and Vale. in an address at the open;ng session c the annual meeting of the National Ed ucatio association at Boston. l Philadelphia, federal reserve buuea for July says that, although June i normally month of less industrial ac tivity 1t has not proved to be such thi year. The general improvement whlc started in April has continued durin June, although the gains were slightl lower than May.
 A fortnight's negotiations between rrr resentative of United States shipping ir tterests and the North German Lloy . Steamship company are stated to hay reached stage where signing of forif al contract is only waiting approval fror New York. Under the new agreement tn Leyiathan will fly the flag of the Unite States line.
 MAIZE VAIN ATTEMPT
 TO SAVE HIS cHU