Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-30

Production of rye. barley and potatoes | for all countries reporting is larger than | for the same countries last year the de- partment of agriculture announced.
 Establishment of a direct line to Ma nila from North Atlantic ports with sail- ings every sixty days beginning Novem- Der 10 was announced by the shipping | board.
 Postmasser John R. Smith died at his 1 home in Fitchburg, Mass after a long illness. He was for many years prom | inent in the municipal, social and bus mess life of Fitchburg.
 Examination of Ralph A. Day. fe.psr., prohibition director for New York state I on citation for contempt Of court was l postponed by Judge Foster until today l at MT. Days request.
 s'In yladiyostok red flags arc ayinr everywhere. new government has been formed by Chairman Nitszchen of the peoples revolutionary party ii the maritime province.
 Max Tamil, rancher and grape grow CT, was drowned in seven foot wine vat at Napa, Calf, It is thought he sought to stir the wine which was fer menting.
 October heat records were set at points in Missouri Saturday, the ther- mometer reached S6 degrees at Topeka and S5 in Kansas City.
 Winter was paying a tentative visit to the North Pacific coast Saturday, while rain prevailed in parts of California. The first snow of the season fell at Ellens- burgh, Wash.
 selwyn c. Edgar. capitalist and form CT president of the Edgar Zinc company, was found shot to death in the kitchen of his home in St. Louis. He was II years old and police expressed the belief that he had committed suicide.
 Jabez zink died suddenly during the Oswego and Cherryville high school football game in Oswego, Kansas just as his son, Curtis Ztnk, Oswego quarter back, carried the ball to point near the opponents goal in a spectacular run. William P. stain5erg of Norwood was killed when his automobile side
 swiped I truck standing on Washington street in Dedham, Mass. The car was was broken when he was hurled to the road. l The finding of mans coat and hat and papers near Goat Island bridge, Nj | agara Falls. N r., indicates that a man. believed to be John E. Leaman of
 Lancaster, Pa, committed suicide by. go- Ii ing over the Falls.
 The Dodger, sixty foot motor launch whose skipper declared she,was not a ], ,rum-runner, but just a, good samaritan i of the seas, was lowed into. New. York lShy the ruia sstrayEr Hansen, and her car. go of 12o0 cases of whiskey conffscated I Talking moving pictures were showr probably for the first time in New Hay en Friday night at public meeting ir l Weolsey hall under direction of the Con.
 necticut section and Yale branch of tho T American Institute of Electrical Engin eers.
 Shop employees of the Illinois Centra , railroad, who went on strike in 1911, bu who remained faithful to the road anS | refused to join the shop crafts wallxou Hast July will be restored to. all pension ;, rights and former seniority.
 marked increase srnce 1914 in tn
 number of American firms and persons i, doing. business in China is shown by
 tabulation received by the departmen of commerce.
 : The Swiss budget estimates for 1se forecast a deficit of S3,90O,00o francs Revenue is estimated at S425, zoo. .00 francs against an expenditure of 5o9, 500, loco.
 Five Eskimo tribes who had neve , seen white man were encountered b Knud Rasmussen, the Danish explorer : in a trip of 5000 kiloineters from Admir- : ltay Inlet at the northern part. of Baf f fine land to Yath-Kyed Lake, KeewatiI z Captain Knickmann and two of his oi . ficers of the German tanker Oberschlesie n are at liberty in Houston, Tex. on $50 : bonds in connection with the seizure . that vessel and 1S0 quarts of bonde
 whiskey, SS quarts of mixed liquor an
 two ounces of cocaine.
 r, Princess Hermine of Reuss, who soon to become the bride of the formt l, German emperor, seems to feel tn; !. while his secluded home at Doorn is T nice restful place, and all that sf :. would not want to live there every da " in the year.
 | Millions and billions mean little nov T. adays in reckoning the affairs of u IT Russian soviet government. according .5 1 finance Commissioner Sokolnikoy In ~ report to the workmen's and peasant
 parliament he estimated that the sovi :. rubles now in circulation total II; ,a trillions.
 
 Declaring that he would drive evel .- member of the Ku Kiux Klan from tl 3- state in six months if he could get u e. laws of the state behind fim,G Govern e. Henry J. Allen of Kansas denounced u
 organization at a political meeting b
 fore large audience in Winfield, Ka
 sas.
 -e Sentences imposed upon three oHicia or of the Schalier Brewing company, Ci ? cinnati, by Federal Judge Peck are sa to be the first prison sentences to or pronounced in the United States again e. brewery heads for violation of the v ;n stead act.
 sA 4 body believed to be that of Geer n. n,- Harvey of Toronto. who served with t sn First Canadian Division. was held " " Boston for positive Identification. In " weakened condition the man was pick ,i- up in the steets a few days ago and di te in hospital.
 The death of Henry Lorenz. IF yea
 old farmer of Pleasantdale, Northe
 Saskatchewan, Is reported in SaskatoS
 According to family records he was bo
 in Austria May 3, 1So5. Up to ye