Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-12

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 BRIEF TELECRAMS Chicago Board of Trade membership sold for $500 decrease. of s1oo from the last previous sale,
 Rain fell over sections of the grain belt relieved a drought of 42 days and saved corn and other crops. 5 President Harding nominated Fred A. Bradley, of Buffalo, N. r.. to be collector of customs, district No. g.
 German marks were freely offered on the Swiss exchange market for s5 cen- times per 100. and there were few talk CTS.
 One girl was drowned and her three companions had narrow escapes rom death when their canoe upset on the Quinnipiac river, near Red Bank.
 Array orders made public announced that Il officers and 1271 men of the New Tor national guard would train at Camp Deyens, August and goth.
 Col. William N.. Haskell, director of American Relief administration work in Russia, has been summoned to Washing ton to confer with Secretary Hoover The steamer Cedric has arrived with eighty-ive boxes of gold bars valued at about s2,5o0.0o0. from London This shipment consigned to J. P. Morgan & Co.
 By senate vote of 52 to IS the house rates of 3 cents pound on un- shelled peanuts and cents pound on shelled peanuts were restored in the tar l if bill
 This yenr's total wheat crop was fore cast at S1TOoO,0OO bushels and the corr crop at 2,Sso,0o0,000 bushels by the de partment of agriculture in its July croI report.
 Lee Bragg. s5 years old. negro. wa. shot and killed by three white men al his home at Bayard. Fla, as a result, of ficials believe, of his betrayal of moon sinners
 Permission to sue S. E. NJ. Cox, oi promoter, for s625,0oo was given b, Judge Monteith. in Houston. Texas. tt James G. Leavell, receiver for the Gen eral oil Co.
 There is an automobile to every sever inhabitants of Putnam County. N Y., ac cording to figures made public pertainin, to the number of state automobile license issued there.
  The White Star Line settled with | second cabin passengers left behind b, the Majestic last Saturday on the basi of sS.5O day until the Olympic sail next Saturday
 The steamer Santa Teresa locked a the foot of Hamilton avenue, Brooklyn having 78 passengers from Valparaiso Chilli. and other ports along the coast o l South America.
 The Franklin Automobile Co. report output in June broke all previous record for that month and was the secon I largest monthly production in the his tory of the company.
 The monthly tonnage report of .h I United States Steel Corporation shove 5,6S5,531 tons of unified orders on han June 30 This is an increase from May unified orders which totalled 5,254,22
 Fire in the Herschensen Leather com pany's factory, Peabody. Mass, caused S20,000 loss mostly due to smoke an water The fire started in an enclose stairway, when nobody was in the build ing.
 Jewelry worth sIo.ooo and s45o in wa savings stamps were stolen from saf | in the home of Angelo G. Fasany Ne' York. The burglars cut the combinatio and removed the safe door with electrl drills.
 More cantaloupes were received f New York than ever before. Receipt from California totaled 150 carloads. | spite of the heavy supplies. most of tn melons were sold without demoralizatio of the market.
 Application for settlement of the es tate of Mrs. Emily Woolsey Dix, wh died May r, 1921, was filed in Ne, York, by the heirs with the Surrogate Court. The accounting values the es tate at $94e,13e.
 Six men held up Joseph Fieier, co lector for the Sheffield Farms Dairy Pr, ducts Company, as he was leaving tf con1pany's branch store in New Tor robbed him of $500 and his revolver an escaped in an automobile.
 The Tamplco oil region Is free of rel els, according to advices received rs counting the decisive defeat of the bar dits Gorozave and Francisco Lara an thei rpursuit in to the state of Puebla b General Guadalupe Sanchez.
 Adjutant General Charles L. Marti and 300 Kansas National Guardsmen too command of the strike situation in Pal sons, Kansas The troops arrived town and were quartered in the NJ. I and T. railroads athletic field. Fifty passengers escaped without t jury when a Baltimore & Ohio passe ger train, No. 51. from Parkersburg Portsmouth, Ohio. was derailed thrt miles east of Sciotoville.- Ohio The ba gage car and smoker turned over. {; Passengers arriving from England the Noordam said there was les uner ployment in Britain, but that the dol which had been paid out by the goveri ment had made the majority of persoi so lazy they did not want to work.