Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-01

1922-2S
 Uncle Sam is refereeing S4 strike dis putes and 10 controveNies that, Have not yet reached the strike stage. Secretary of Labor Davis announced.
 Work has commenced on the 100000 bushe.s' capacity elevator at Fort Will liam, Ont, and it is expected that it will be ready in time to handle the falls crop.
 By sheer drop of 5000 feet in a crevasse, three men and one woman were killed while climbing the Jungfrau in Switzerland. Guides are sear~ling for the bodies.
 France has rejected Germany's request for a reduction ill the monthly payments on the debts contracted by German na- tionals with allied citizens prior to the World war
 Governor Cox will hold a conference this morning with Fuel Administrator Eugene C. Huffman in connection with the supply and distribution of ccal in Massachusetts this winter.
 The textile strike in Lawrence. Mass. which began many weeks after the strike in Rhode Nland and New Hamp- shire, appears to have settled down into a grim test of endurance
 Two shiploads of German-made brick are en route from Danzig to builders in New York, the first shipment of foreign made brick to be imported in an effort to beat down the prices of building ma terial.
 Reflected by Miss stephanie Press, of Holyoke, Frank Pankowich, of Chicopee Falls, fired one shot at her which miss ed it's mark, and then turned his pistol against himself. inficting wounds from which it is said he cannot recover.
 Rev. Luther r. McKenney. former congressman from New Hampshire, widely known as Uniyersalist minis ter and a prominent democrat. died at his home in Bridgton, Me, at the age oi | S1.
 Members of the Christmas club of the Fremont Trust company Boston. who saved money for gifts in the holiday season of 1920. yesterday received | dividend of 50 per cent-in time for summer vacation
 John sennott. F years old, was fatal i ly injured in Cambridge. Mass, when he ] was struck by an electric truck which 1 had previously hurled a motorcycle | driven by William L. Brooks of Soner- vile into a 1O-foot excavation.
 B. F. Bardo of New Haven, son of c. L. Bardo, general manager of the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad. has been appointed superInten- 1 dent of electrical transmission at the company's power house at Cos Cob.
 The will of J. Herbert Bronson. ad- mitted to probate in Waterbury, disposes of an estate of the estinsated value of 1 S1, 900 0o0. Practically the entire estate is left to the testator's widow and son, Bennett Bronson.
 Seven deaths from accident or suicide were recorded in the week end casualty list in Connecticut At least three per sons were injured and several rescues from drowning were reported
 Dr. John H. Cover eT. internationally famous organist, composer and expert on psychical research. died i'll Denver He suffered a paralytic stroke three days ago. He was born in England. His mother was a descendant of Sir Walter Scott
 Ii Americas share in the Argonne fight ing was recalled Sunday in Paris when memorial to 150,000 killed in the for ests was inaugurated at Haute Chevau- che, near the ruins of Vauquoise, Pre- mier Poincare delivering the unveiling address.
 Cardinal Logue, primate of Ireland, in a letter to the Dundalk diocese, com plained of the state of affairs of the past two weeks and said he was deiiberating as to whether he should go to Dundalk and put the whole place under excom- rnunication.
 The latest statement at hand of tIle British governments floating debt shows a reduction of 71,27S.0OO pounds since the end of last March and of 409,16S 50O pounds sterling from the same date in July last year
 The president and Mrs. Harding will vote by mail in the Ohio primary Aug & It was said at the White House that their ballots would be forwarded tc Marion during the week. A verdict of death from natural cause. was returned by the coroner's jury fol lowing an inquest on the body of the Countess of Essex. daughter of the late Beach Grant Of New York; who was found dead in the bathroom of her Lon. don residence Friday.
 VittOrio Orlando, who had been re. quested by King Victor Emmanuel ol Italy to form a cabinet. informed the king thatehe had found it impossible tc carry out the task because of the in. transigeance of both the socialists and the Fascist.
 An attempted robbery of the home ot c. L. Bardo. general manager of tn, New York. New Haven and Hartford railroad in Westville, was frustrated when police arrested two men, one o whom was caught in the cellar of tht Bardo residence.
 The engagement of Jane Norton Grew second daughter of MT. and Mrs. Ed } ward w. Eggleworth Grew Of Boston. tc . James Warehouse Angel, con of Jame
 Rowland Angel president of Yale uni versity, has been announced by Mis- Crews parents.
 About to ascend the stairs in his Fiftl s avenue home in New York Frank W n Freuauff, vice president and directo of the Cities Service company and junio T partner of Henry L. Doherty and com 1 | rs nv 1V-crr1ed f1 the floor od disd q R.r