Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-14

June. The Baltimore Ohlo railroaad has placed an order with the Baldwin Loco motive Works for 35 mikado type 'locomo- tiyes. 'ses.I;: <
 The PigsIy WisEly Co. plans to open fifty stores in Canada soon and al charter has been granted for the Piggly Wiggly, Quebec, Ltd
 Hazrat Mohanl, president of the AiI- India Moslenl League, has been acquit- ted by the. high court on a. change of melting war. H
 Because of the unsettled econoraic and political situation in Cuba President Harding will not appoint minister to Cuba at this time.
 John c. Hutchihss of North ,Stratford, N. H., has announced his candtdacy for the democratic nomination for governor of New Hampshire.
 The first stamp of the new special ;deIiv- cry series was purchased, by Postmaster General Work. He will present the stamp to President Harding.
 An estate of s4oo,0oo was disposed of in the will of Frank Grossbard Brooklyn in the Surrogate's Court.
 ,. Hiiand. of BanKor was arre5ted by United States customs officers Son af- ter he was alleged to have landedl boat Rith5 300 quarts of whiskey att Calais. Me.
 Election of Arthur |. Rice. of iChicago. educ cator and journalist, as vice president of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers Is announced at the national headquarters.
 The New York. New Haven 4 Hart ford railroad anhounced that it had sent three trains of the large locomotives" to builders shops in Philadelphia and Sche- ngectady for repairs
 The New York Central railroad was given authority by the commerce com mission to extend it's controa of the Big 1 FourY Line by the purchase of more than s25.ooo, 900 iof stock.
 The British steamer Appomatto, bound to Boston from Middlesboro, En. gland has been forced by engine trou- ble to head for Queenstown, according \ to wireless message.
 The BaItic-Anaerican society made pub 1 lie letter sent to Secretary Sa State Hughes, asking that the United States re- cognize the Baltic republic of Lithuania, Latvia and Esthonia.
 Another republican joined the atarin insurgents when Senator Sterling ot South Dakata d nouncsd the proposes rates on chocolate. cocoa and cocoa butter as ndefensible and unwarranted ',7
 S N
 Charles D. Hilies. of New York. invited I President Harding to attend the 25th an. nual meeting of the New York Merchants Association on Nov. 25 The president took the invitation under adFisement.
 General Crowder will stay in Cuba q. President Harding's representative unti his services in aid of the island in it's fin ancial difficulties are no longer neces sary, it was announced in Washington.
 --
 For the first time in its history, staun ton, a.. the birthplace of Woodrow vii son, has more women voters than men I The list of registered voters just pub lished shows 1,52o women voters an l1,4s7 men.
 With the exception of single amend ment, which was passed over, temporar fly, the senate concluded considerable of the agricultural and food schedule . the tarif bill which was taken up tw weeks ago.
 A second operation was performed O Associate Justice Oliver Wendell Holne who has been at a private hospital | Boston for several weeks. Physicion tilese said that the opgation was en tirely successful
 A cablegram was received stating tha the sailing of the liner Hansa had beel postponed indefinitely because of tn strike of marine engineers The Hans; was originally scheduled to sail iron Hamburg, July 6.
 Governor Cox appointed former Gov ernor. Samuel ". Mccall as publl trustee of the Eastern Massachusett Street Railway Company to succee Chairman Homer Loring who resigne because of i'll health.
 ) The United Textile Worker,r of Anne, ica twill hold its annual convention 2 Fall 1NlNeI4 on cepl. II when data an reports will be presented on textile COT dftions. throughout the Bhited States an especially in New England :, Anticipated shortage of coal in u United States because of the miner
 strike has resulted in more than a do on ships being chartered by San Fral cisco interests to import coal from An
 traiia, Glasgow and Cardiff
 Mrs. Robert H. Edgar of Mattaea
 Mass, reported to the police that Lii
 erty bonds to the value of $4,ooo we stolen last night from her home follo,
 ing 9 visit Of two strangers who we y Invited to call by her husband.s Attorney General Edward T. Rrun - age. of Illinois has offered a srewa I'd \ t $i, 900 for information leading to t Z. I arrest and conviction of the persons VI Q committed murder and assault in co '- nection with the strike Of the coal mi Q CTS in Williamson county
 Gold orc that wlIi assay as hIeh
 $20.o0o a ton, has been struck in { q 26, 6,000-foot level of the Portland mi at Victor, Colo: according to Joseph ! a Ady Jr., managing director of t | Portland mine at Victor, Colo, accordi is to Joseph W. Ady. Jr. managing dire 2 tor of the Portland Gold Mining Col q pany.
 ,e THOUSAND TONS or CORN