Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-06


 The Union Exchange National Bank has been acquired by the Chatham & Phe- nix, it was announced by Louis G. president of the latter.
 Jasper Morgan, son of F. D. Morgan, and nephew 'of; J. Pierpont Morgan, is seriously ill with pneumonia at his es- tate at Wheatley Hills. L. I.
 Twenty mine meetings of affiliated so cieties and departments were on the program of the National Education As sociation at Boston. .. M ~
 A row of shade trees centerinE a sp-. mile boulevard will be the memorial. to members of Scottish battalions of Mon- treal. killed in, the World war.
 Under an order of the United States court all expenses and compensation of the stockholders protective committee of the Toledo, St. Louis & Western Railroad Co. will be paid by the company.
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 The home of Anthony Durant of Val ley Falls, R. l., textile mill operative, was bombed by unknown persons. The bomb was the third attempt within a month to damage Durant's residence.
 The Japanese steamer Ginyo Maru. and the steamship William Mckinney, collided in fog off the Montara Lighthouse, 16 miles south of the Golden Gate, ac- cording to a wireless message.
 Captain Arthur Hamilton Rice, for many years identified with New. Eng lands maritime history and long con- nected with Lloyd's, died at Newburypo-t at the age of s1.
 Thres men appeared In district couri at Lowell Mass, each being charged with assault with dangerous weaons in connection with three serara=o stahbings which took place over the. holiday. site for the million dollar veterans bureau hospital for the metropolitan district of New York has been selected in l the vicinity. of Beacon, Duchess county Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Cliff. ford announced
 The Interstate ccmmercs connnissio granted authority to the New York Gen. | traI Railroad to issue 25, 900 900 of 5 per cent refunding mortgage bonds to be sold at not less than 90 per cent. of par.
 | =Goernor J. J. Blaine of Wisconsin an. nounced in an address that he would ex. | tend executive clemency. to every mar i in wisconsin prisons, who can trace his plight, directly or indirectly to causes ] arising out of the service to this country | Although the gas-makinE industry hat great difficulty in obtaining adequat, supplies of good fuel in 1920, the quantit, of gas sold was greater than ever be fore, amounting to nearly 800 billion | cubic feet, according to the United Statel Geological Survey.
 An attack on the" "insane and perni cious saturnalia of socialistic legislation passed by and being urged upon congress was made by Senator Stanley, democrat Kentucky, in an address at ramman' hall celebration.
 Corliss LavalIe, 47, employed as
 painter in the Stevens linen mill. .Dut ley, Mass. was so frightful!y injured . being whirled around a siGe wal shafi ing that he died in few seconds afte the power had been shut of.
 The British steamer No-burn, f-ol , Quebec to Liverpool with a cargo ( lumber, put Into St. John S.. N. F., wit fher bow smashed and leaking badly. I'll vessel struck an iceberg in the Strait Belle Isle on Monday.
 The petition of Clarence w.. Lou ; Melrose shoe salesman, asking compel
 sation for time he spent in jail pric to trial for the murder of a patrolma l was denied by Judge John F. Brown 7 superior court at Cambridge. 1 Lieut.. Col. Frederick W. stopford, } charge of national guard activities l New England. announced that 500 of } cers and $500 guaydsnen of the Ne t England states would go into camp f. g two weeks on Saturday, July 8. ai State Fire Marshal George c. Ne e of Massachusetts is investigating the a { tion of Mayor Harlan McPhetres f Lynn, who according to the marsha : acted in violation of the law in issuir :, two permits for bonfres in that city 2 Monday evening.
 Thomas Conway, secretary of the M; TrT1 lAx