Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-10

Officials of the Boston & Maine nn- nounced that vandals had cat the plush out of T2 seats in coaches in yards in Boston and in Troy, N. '.
 Anton L. Hoff arth, A. of 512 Camp street, Merden, auto mechanic, commit- ted suicide by shooting in garage near hIs home Arthur C. MilIspaush. economic adviser of the state department. has resigned to 1 undertake reorganization of the fin ances of the government If Persia. One thousand employees in twenty broad silk mills in Paterson, N. J., went on strike because their demand for
 an increase in wages was refused. John R. Rathom editor cf the Prori- dence Journal was reported to be making
 satisfactory progress following an opera
 tion which he nderwuent hare cn August 1st.
 The British warshlp Raleigh which
 has been cruising off the Labrador coast
 with Admiral Sir William Pathennam cn
 board is aground at Point Amour bI the
 straits of Belle Isle.
 1 Veteran officers of the navy and other friends gathered at Coronado, Calif, to pay tribute to Rear Admiral Eriel Se-
 bree, U. s. N, retired. wbJ died Sunday,
 after long illness.
 West Virginia mines produced 1.16T.-
 GOO tons of coal last week. it was an-
 nounced by the West Virginia Coal asso-
 citation. The association said shortage
 of cars materially curtailed the output.
 Thomas Martin was killed and Guy
 Markers was seriously injured on Sun
 day near La Zacatera mine in the s.ate
 of Coahuila, Mex. in an encounter with
 miners from a neighboring camp.
 The seizure by the Irish irreEuIars of
 the Commercial Cable company's station
 at Waterville, Ireland, has resulted in serious interference with transatlantic communication.
 Permission to picket the employnleui nj bureau of the Amoskeag corporation las been granted the striking textile workers of Manchester. N. H.. bv :; rulIDg as,dC , by Judge Oliver W Branch who Monday
 modified the injunction of July 9. International Rotary club officers 1t | SeSSlOn m On1caSO H1dQe Dlsl1S Tor tTt permanent establishment of Soys' Week weeks outing for boys has beer l planned by 194 clubs in the United States.
 Striking shnpmeu of the New YorI 9 Central railroad were restrained by 1;
 1 temporary federal injunction from nno d testing employees ur attempted tn intimi date the men on their way to and iron e work.
 1 Pierre. stranded on the Miquelol coas :. in a thick fog and was reported a toia I loss. She was bringing three thousan' r quiatals of codfish from the Gran e Banks. The crew are safe.
 Mrs Emma L. Bishop "f Brooklins
 Mass. widow of the late pr. Hebe
 Bishop. was fatally injur sd when an au :. tomobile in which she was returnin | from Canada stalled and then crlshe V. into a telephone pole.
 The first cargo of coal from Englan T. to arrive in Boston by regular line e was brought into port vest srday by th e Leyland line freighter Novian. She car Y ried 3900 tons of soft coal consigne II to the New Haven road. .e Restrictions which heretofore finite II non-residents to one 50-day tour n Can e ada in six months were lifte'L An y, number of permits may now be granted 'S provided that after 30 days the ownf J. gives bond.
 ;. John E. Iszard. United States con " missioner; in Atlantic City, resigne III declaring the great number of prohibt,O U cases brought before him we-s takin IL so much time that they were ruirIil
 his law business.
 II. Exports of raw materials. foodstuh s' and manufactures slumped heavily dul s' ing the fiscal year ended June 90, a cording to foreign trade reports issue I by the commerce department. T. William B. Stewlt, asststant clerk . the senate finance committee, ard f' ?: many years fam.l;dr.-- figure. at. u .g capitol. died suddenly Tuesday. at h y home in Washington. .-. .r Joseph E. sheedy. of Martha's Win
 yard. Mass, acting vice president M the Shippinb Board Emergency Sh corporation, has been named vice pres of ldent of the corporation, Chairman Lask i. announced. ad Two hundred paper mR1I employees IT. Monroe, Mich, are on strike against or change in their working schedule, .whit e. they claimed required them to work :. u. II and IS hour shifts instead of eiG ne hours as heretofore. at --
 if Thousands of former service me he members of Veterans of Foreign Wa h., from ever state an da number fro !, foreign lands viii invade Seattle for Il sar annual encampment of the organ!Gatlt Ee August If to ls. 1T. The annual report on bankruptei ly filed with the United States court Fl New Haven for the year ending June {; to shows 5s7 petitions flIed as against 3 ce last year. The liabilities were $2,o7Y S. PA in the aggregate.
 Professor Elmer S. Riggs. assocIa
 curator of PaleontoIogy at the Fie
 Museum of Natural History, Chicae /" and three associates will sail for Ruen
 Aires next October to begin a five ye en' hunt for fossils of animals which b ig' came extinct 55o,ooo to 2.o0o.o6O yea It. ago. s.., g ig, baby swordAsh, asserted by fish. me and habitues Of the Fish Pier to ht. the first ever seen was brought into ,1 ng ton by the fishing schooner Anna. T dy little fish weighing about eight poun, -al tcreated stir at the pier and when put