Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-07

uleQ recently.
 Appointments to fill the two vacancies on the federal reserve board are not OK pected by treasury officials to be ma le until after congress reconyencs.
 Bureau of agricultural eco cononi,cs re- ports that the seasons movement of fruit and vegetables is fully 4S,000 cars ahead of last year.
 Atchison Railway Co. placed an order with Baldwin Locomotive Work for 59 various types of heavy locomotives. Con tracts amount to S4,OoO.OOO.
 The cornerstone of the s1oo. 900 temple of Acacia lodge, A. F. and A. M., in Greenwich, will be laid on Oct. fl by the officers of the grand lodge. Funeral services for the Right Rev. P. J. Donahue, D. D., bishop of the Wheel ing diocese, ". Va, of the Roman Cath olic church, who died Wednesday night, will be held next Tuesday morning. The French cabinet approved the nom l ination approved the nomination of Louis Barthou, minister of justice, as presi- 1 dent of the reparations commission and French representative on the commis- sion in place of Louis Dubois. Union Sulphur Co.,, ahe Freeport suI- phur Co. and the Texas Gulf Sulphur Co. have signed an agreement for the formation of an export association under the Webb law.
 Col. F. H. Ravens was named as trus tee of the Locomobile company of Amer
 ica at the meeting of creditors befor,
 Referee in Bankruptcy John Keogh il ! Bridgeport. The selection was unani
 nous.
 ! Mrs. Theresa Meszaros aged 50 years
 was found dead in her home at Soutl II Norwalk, from gas. One of the burner
 on a gas stove in the kitchen was open
 and the windows and doors had bee
 closed.
 The body of David squires.s a battel
 65, was found in a reserveir on the opi
 skirts of Danbury. The man is believe
 to have committed suicide while despor dent
 street, Brooklyn, N. Y, stabbed herself i , l whom she had been separated for som , time, traced her to her rooming house i , South Norwalk.
 l Digging through the records of lift years, the New Haven United State ? weather bureau could find only one hottt October day than Thursday in that cit t The mercury reached SS in the afternoo as it's maximum
 William Sheldon. a city employe in u Stamford street department, was struc ! by an automobile driven by H. R. Ros | of Yale Divinity school. living at 8; Greene street, New Haven. and is in critical state at the hospital. . The petition of the Ansonia Wat. ' company for an order to enable it
 was heard today by the public utiliti
 commission in the capitol.
 Over an area more than 100 mill 4 square scattered forest fires blazed
 northern Minnesota while forestry ar n state military officials directed u e fight to subdue them and hope ful
 scanned the skies for forecasts of rain 0 Mario Peggy" BeaL formerly l.. Springfield. ILL, pleaded not guilty to e grand jury indictment of second degr D murder in Kansas City, Mo. Her tri $ was set for October 25 and she VI d remanded to jail in default of s5,0 n bond.
 It is reported from Christiania that q n arbitration court at Hague has practi '' ally decided in favor of ,the sNorwegit e shipowners. who brougth action again
 the American shipping board involvil
 125, ,000, 900 kroner in connection with t
 Norwegian shipping alleged to ha' s been seized by the United States durii
 the war.