Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-25
BRIEF TELEGRAMS

BRIEF TELEGRAMS to agree to the appointment of German consuls in Australia.
 Department of agriculture statistics indicate a world wheat crop of 2.574,- | Ss6,OOO bushels, compared with 2,724,- l 506.o0O last year.
 The Dutch cabinet resigned. c. J. NJ. l Ruys de Beerenorouck, head of the re- tiring ministry. has been summoned to form new cabinet. An increase of one cent quart for August above the price for July fas been announced by the New York Dairy mems League Cooperative association. American and British farmers have left Patagonia because of labor troubles and the activities of bandits In some parts of that country.
 Mrs. Dora Van Buskirk aged e2, of II Clermont avenue, Jersey City, was drowned at Hradleyis Point, on the West Haven shore.
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 Nearly twenty vessels have been chartered to bring coal from Australia to bring coal from Australia to this coun- try.
 Financial ruin faces fruit growers of the Western Slope district of Colorado unless railroad cars immediately can be had to move perishable crops.
 Picketins was resumed at the Amos keag mill gates at Manchester. N. H. by members of the United Textile Work CTS of America, who have been out or strike since February 13. Asa D. Prescott. who is said to be descendant of General Prescott of Revo- lutionary war fame died at Lowell, Mass, at the age of Ss years.
 Mrs. Cynthia Roche Hurden. dausI,- ter of Mrs. Burke-Roche of New York, New York, were married at Newporr, R. l.
 The bureau of foreign and domestic
 commerce announces that a new section dealing with the inusrance laws in for eign countries has been installed in the
 bureaus division of commercial laws.
 Delegations from practically every po- lice department in the state attended
 the funeral in Meriden of Sergeant
 James J. Custy who was the victim of
 an automobile fatality there on Friday
 Stanley stacheIek of Holland charged
 with operating motor vehicle while
 under the influence of liquor was fined
 s100 in Meriden and sentenced to forty , days in the county jail An increase of nearly 80 per cent. iT
 alcoholic deaths this year over those of 1920, and 27 per cent. over 1921 la. been reported by the chief medical tx anliner of New ork. r. deputy sheriff has been assigned t. . guard the ''mysterious girl in Los An leeles, who is said to have identified ,Mfs
 Clara Phillips as the purchaser of tls
 hammer with which Mrs. Alberta Ms7
 dows was beaten. to death recently. 4 grand jury subpoena calling for tn
 books of the forty odd window glas : manufacturing concerns under indlct ', nent for alleged conspiracy to violat . 1.-the Sherman antitrust laws was order . ed quashed in New York by Fedora a Judge Augustus N. Hand. The delegation of American bankers = Montreal to discuss commercial an
 banking problems with Canadian fnar # ciers yesterday were guests of the Ca 2, nadian bankers at lunch, and later play l. ed golf.
 IS The prospects are that the democrat ,s state convention would not be called ur e. til about September 20th it was sai y, in New Haven. The selection of tl ss date rests with State Chairman FitzGel " ald.
 e, An effort Is being made to form a, standard time league in New Haven ic solidify sentiment against the movemel
 to have the general assembly ike da. 10 light time for summer months as ie legal proposition.
 Q The ally statement of the New III te ven road said both freight and pa IL senger service were normal It al:
 claimed that the force at work in pla le of striking shopmen was gradual reaching the total number required. al James ("Bud") stiIIman. son of Nj S. and James A. Stillman. recently plum O. ed into the sea at East Hampton. Lo' t- Island, and saved from reath Miss Lc ,n Butler. maid employed at a cottage T. H. A. James.
 Seven Italians were placed on tri
 for murder in the first degree befo $ Judge Dubuque in the Suffolk superi
 court in Boston. The deendants we al charged with the murder of Michs C. Scarpone on January 20. 1921, who 7 he shot and instantly killed while on es way to work.
 ,l- 2! The residence ol Wilbur T. Byha at a workman at the Erie Railroad sho 5 at Meadville, Pa, was dynamited. - house was damaged and buildings wit U" in a radius of a mile were shaken the blast. Byham, machinist. has be III working since the strike of shopmen " ve c.1led.
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 .s- Medical Examiner Timothy Leary nd Boston, announced that Mrs. Alice al Jones, whose body was found recen lat in Fremont street lodging house, V by not murdered. A note found near dy body. Dr. Leary said would indicate tl is- Sic had committed suicide. his
 Id, Miss Hilda James, premier hngi
 woman swimmer, who is now on
 way to the United States, will make
 extended tour of the east and rlid
 west after competing in the Inter oL tional long distance race for the Jos'
 P.f Day cup on August 1. Tyr Public offering today of a s5.0oo, Of six per cent bond issue of the Amerit lre Republics corpdration was cnnpunc