Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-24

 German consuls in Australia.
 Governor Charming H. Cox of AIassa- chusetts, accompanied by Mrs. Cox, is at Profile, N. H., for weeks vacation.
 The annual convention of the Ameri- can Red Cross will be held in Washing ton October, g. 10 and II. with President Harding delivering the opening address.
 John Haas was restrninel by court | order in Chicago, from z''visiting seeing, talking to-, or riding with any woman except his wife"
 The White Star liner Olympic, on it's l voyage from New York to Cnerbourg, maintained for several hours speed ot | 27.S1 knots, which is a worlds record l for passenger liner.
 Wisconsin federation of labor went on record as unanimously in favor of modification of the Volstead act to per init manufacture and sale of light wines and beer.
 Chief of Police George Fl. Hill of Worcester, issued orders that, because of the railroad strike. all days of for mem bers of the Worcester police department are cancelled until further notice.
 Three armed men entered the offices of H. M Ellison company. Somerville. Mass tinware manufacturers, in East Sonerville, held up on of the pripretors and escaped with the payroll of s1775.
 Miss Marilyn Miller, dancer and musical comedy star is on her way to Los Angeles for her wedding on August to Jack Pickford, motion picture actor, brother of Mary Pickford.
 Reuben S. Thorndike. who was serv- or of Rockland. Maine, died at the age of 5S.
 The Nyanza mills, manufacturing cot ton goods, Woonsocket, R. L, will be l closed all this week, reopening Monday, i July S1. Slackening up of orders is giv- en by the management as responsible
 Mrs. Gertrude Baldwin Chittenden, wife of Professor Russell H. Chitten- den, who recently resigned as director of the Sheffield Scientific school, died at her home in New Haven.
 Street car operations were resumed in Buffalo Saturday on four additional lines which have been tied up for three weeks by the strike of carmen employed by the ] International Railway company. i Formation of an American league of
 nations will be proposed by Uruguay ar the next Pan-American conference tO
 be held in Santiago. Chile, in May. | 1923
 !
 I The national convention of the Young Peoples Christian Union of the Uni
 Ernest c. Jones. of Somerville, Mass. president, succeeding Charles E, Taylor of Chicago.
 national defense fund not lower than sT5,000 and maximum of $50, 900 was endorsed by delegates attend
 ing the convention of the Internationa Elecerotypers and Stereotypers' union ir Cincinnati.
 Out of the frozen north member ol
 the Royal Canadian mounted police ha;
 just arrived at Edmonton, Alaska, witt
 news of the murder of seven men by sr Eskimo who ran amuck on Hedschel Island, Hudson Bay, -four months ago. As result of the long suspension al } the anthracite coal mines in Pennsyl } vania, college students home on -heil vacations were unable this year to SC
 cure any employment in or about th'
 collieries. Some have gone on farms. Demand for ships in England to con vey coal to America is increasing daily
 Many steamers have been loaded in tn
 United Kingdom this week for sailing to various American ports, the freiyh rate being from eight to ten shilling !. ton.
 J. c. Brimblecom of Newton. Mass l acting president of the National Editori al association. was promoted to tn 9 presidency without opposition at tn closing session of it's annual convention in Missoula, Mont.
 third supplementary motion for
 new trial for Nicola Sacco and Bartolo meo Vanzetti, convicted of the murder o
 a paynaster and his guard at Sout : Braintree in 1920, was filed in the Nor ? folk, Mass. superior court. Representative c. Bascom sIemp, o the Ninth Virginia district, only republi
 can congressman from that state Issue | renomination given him by the Assem : ply.
 More than 1000 national guardsmer
 are in southwestern and central Penn . sylvania coal fields, read to be assigne to strategic points when coal operator
 attempt resumption of mining activitie
 in compliance with President Harding order.
 Mrs. Alice E. Cram has resigned iron
 the presidency of the Democratic Wo mems club of Massachusetts and vii
 be, a candidate for the democratic nom nation for state auditor.
 Dr. William Hiram FouIkes, genera
 secretary of the Presbyterian new err movement, is to sail on the steamshi Empress of Australia July 27. fror
 Vancouver, B. C., for the Far East fo a visit to Presbyterian mission fields 0 the Philippines, Japan, Korea ant China
 the order. issued on Wednesday, prohib iting trading in foreign moneys. Unde
 the new ruling trading will be permitte, between eight and ten o'clock in tn 5 morning.
 Mrs. Robert c. Eddy, of Milwaukee , wife of a former enploye of the Good : year Rubber company's branch in Mil waukee, has filed suit for S1,0o0000 [ cover alleged royalties on articles in 5 vented by her late husband. which sh : claims were made by the rubber com [ pany.