Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-10

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 BRIEF TELE6RAMS Bar gold in London advanced I'd to sss.
 Deputy sherirs ejected three textile workers from houses owned by the Lensdale company at Lonsdale, R.
 American dollar was quoted at 1s francs 6s1z centimes on the Paris Bourse. <. During the past week the number of failures reported totalied 30S, as com pared with 364 the previous week, ac- | cording to Duns.
 New York Trust Co.,. as receiver. ap- pied in Denver Federal. court for the 1 of a receiver for the Dem | yer & Rio Grande Western railroad.
 sheriff I. I. Shaw has issued a procia- nation at Connellsville, Pa. prohibit ing railroad shopmen from picketing the I shops of the Baltimore & Ohio there.
 Collapse of the German mark Is ae- conlpanied by reports that Germany will be unable to meet her July reparations payment.
 Mayor Peter F. Sullivan of Worces- ter announced that he will be candi- date for the democratic nomination as governor of Massachusetts next fall.
 Only 5s days supply of coal Is avail able for public utilities as of June Is shows this, F. R. Wadleigh, chief of the Department of Commerce, announced
 Postal receipts for June for the fifty largest 4ities in the country. showed an increase over the same month of last year of 1924 per cent, the post office department announced.
 The fifteen radio stations in connec- ton with the operation of the air mail ually to provide both radio telegraph and radio telephone service.
 Two masked mon entered the office of a Providence jewelry manufacturing company within a block of the central police station. covered the girl cashier with revolvers and fled with part of the weeks payroll amounting to about $50
 Judge Foster of the United States dis , trict court at New Orleans. granted an l injunction to the trans Mississippi Term inal Railroad company enjoining strikers from interfering with the operation of the road.
 Dublin architects estimate that it will require four years to rebuild the are;- $ devastated during the recent fighting in Dublin. This not including replacement of the four courts building. The win Of the late Richard Croker. former Tamrsany leader, who died re- gently in Ireland leaves all of his prop 1 erty except s10,00o to his wife. The s10.oo0 bequest goes to his daughter, Florence.
 E, Declaring railroad switching charges and railroad limits on switching service in Boston and adjacent areas to be un- reasonable the interstate commerce commission in decision set limit oi l S10 .a car upon switching charges aEysA The four nrasted schooner Clara 4 | Donnell was wrecked on Davis Shoal of Nantucket. and became total loss. The crew, consisting of Captain Howard Neaves and eight men were saved.
 More than 5000 National Guardsmer from Connecticut, Massachusetts, Rhode fIsland and Vermont went into variou' New England camps S-4------- -7' thousand of the total number were es tablished at Camp Devens.
 samuel J. Gordon. Boston teweler ] Reported that burglars hadripped off tn
 door of his store safe. packed jewel
 valued at s1O,ooo into his suit case an' , departed.
 seaboard Air Line passenger trai No. 6, from Birmingham to Atlanta, am t Norfolk was derailed at Odenville. Ala 2s miles east of Birmingham. No pas 5 sengers were reported hurt.
 Tn. district of Columbia suprem
 court was asked to construe portion
 of the will of Levi P Morton, forrne vice president and once governor of Ne York, who left a total estate of SS,597 900.
 The General American Car Co.,. a sut . O1 NToutIdl AlHcllCdn 1diih ! Corporation, has announced that ordeu | for 1000 automobile box cars and 25
 steel stock cars have been received frol the Northern Pacific Railway Co., = The final accounting by valentin Everett Macy of Scarborough-on-tE' Hudson and William Kingsland Macy [ Islip. L. L. as executors of the estate T Mary J. Kings,and. was approved I Surrogate John P. Cohalan. The a n counting showed that Mrs. Kingslar : left an estate of $1o,563.737. e GREEK ARMY TO MARCH
 ON coNsTANTISoPI
 London. July 9.-Decision to mar
 the Greek army on Constsntinople "
 taken June 29 by the Greek council. co 1 sisting of the king. General Hadjanest comma nder-in chief of fhe Greek arn