Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-06

NemOufS G CO.. dppTONSu all i-iSASdlE'C 4'' the authorized common capital stoea S-0rh ssO,OOO, 900 to $1O0,o00, ,O000.
 Leo Boehm, a painter. who fell from a scaffold in Stamford. while decorating a ceiling in a Stamford manufacturing plant, died from Ais injuries.
 Steps have been taken by Premier Poincare of France to hurry parliament ary consideration of the Washington naval accord.
 A survey showed 61s5 motor ami horse-drawn vehicles parked in the business district of Boston during d one-hour inspection.
 The committee on business conduct of the New York Stock exchange notifiel the members that the weekly statement of the amount of their brokerage loans outstanding no longer would be required. The case to test the constitutionality ] of the grain futures act brought by the Chicago Board of Trade and others was advanced by the Supreme Court for argu- 1 rnent on January 15.
 l Announcement of the signing of a com mercial arbitration agreement with the / chamber of commerce of Bogota, Colom- ! bia were made by the chamber or COLA merce of the United States.
 The stockholders of the Standard oil ] company of California yesterday author ized a stock dividend of 100 per cent. and l increased the capital. stock from $1I5,- I 0Oo,OOo to s25o,O0O.Uuo.
 ! The motion of Massachusetts to dismiss the suit brought by the city of Boston, arising out of the operation by the Bos- ton Elevated Railway company, was dis Tuissed by the supreme court.
 Mrs. Anna M. schaeeer. a nurse, wa
 struck and seriously hurt by an auto. mobile of William S. Meany in Green wich and at the hospital little hope Was
 held out for her recovery.
 The estate of the late H. C. Noble
 president of North and Judd MaDufac
 turing Company, is valued at $423,4
 according to an appraisal filed in tn,
 court of probate in New Britain.
 The Belmont block. on Main street
 Gloucester, Mass, was damaked by
 fire, the smoke from which penetrate,
 the Belmont hotel but without intur.
 to the guests.
 Deer hunters are believed to hay started a fire which destroyed the his toric Cyrus Bailey house in Litohfelt \. H.. said to have been the first fram
 building in town.
 John c. Fa<Tar. cashier of the sImp son, Camp6eli Insurance Company. at
 peared in superior court Boston, charE ad ,11-if hthA 0f QT a0n
 firm. ? Selection of jurors to try AIvred W Bartlett of Newiburyport, for the mui der of Frank E. Small. druggist. dur ing hoId-up in the Dorchester distric on Sept. 2s, was begun in Boston an
 six were chosen quickly.
 Dorothy Gordon. heIress to $4oo, o,oet 2 confined in the Mclean hospital for tn Q insane, may be called into court to tes i tify in her own behalf. Supreme Coul e Justice Braley intimated.
 II The small steamship JonAncy, owne d by the Pocohontas Fuel company, collie
 ed with Standard oil companys bare e in He'll Gate. Considerable damage wa - done to the tenancy, but no one was ir e jured.
 s The Massachusetts state public en ployment office announced that it's a, o tivities for November showed a fallir e off from the previous month but a s,Es II stantial gain over the corresponds
 month of last year.
 Secretary Davis of the labor depar
 ment on his return to Washington fro
 | bSs frin fh fha sued a statement assailing argumen Advanced by proponents of the propos:
 to let down the immigration bars. h The New Brunswiek Power Compan 2 controlling the electric light and poS<t a street ca rand gas services in St. Jon = N. B., has rejected the municipal of le of s2,577,S5s for its plant and equi r. ment.
 The derallment of four freight ca is while they were being switched in | e. Fremont street freight yard Taunto m Mass; of the New Haven railroad. al re turhed passenger train service out to that city for several hours yesterday. As Fire destroyed the town haIl, Ne
 folk. Mass. The building, built - D. ? Valuable records were destroyed by t N fire. the cause of which was unlznox
 The loss was placed at $4o.ooo. 1e >' ..- Hs o- R. B. Howell. of Omaha, republic, l1 United States senator-elect in stat as ment declared the United States Is e danger of public ownership of railroa he on wholesale scale through action he '-The Railway Capitalist'' to whom W ne Howell Is opposed.
 ,d Four barrels of ,whiskey seixed in | or cellars of wealthy summer residents n the North Shore were claimed by 1 ,is latter and by the Bay State wholes;
 Drug Company of Boston in the fedel m court.
 TWentJ-eight school children VI,
 endangered when touring car crash
 into motor bus in which the your f|s sters were being taken to the SoS
 school, Hingham, Mass. Three of 1 is- children and Henry c. Shaliis, dri, , m of the bus, were slightly injured ect Another prohibition modiacation me- ss ure was introduced in the house by R, ler resentative, o'Brien. democrat, of N ere Jersey, who proposed to legahze ;l-i sale of beer of less than per cent |. s-AN-