Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-08

. e . .
 BRIEF TELEGRAlIS
 Bar gold in London was sd lower at s2a- sd an ounce. l;
 The Bank of Eng1and's mlniram dIs- sopnt rate unchanged at per cen- Coal production in Great Britain for the week ended June 34, totalled 4,353,, 300 tons, compared with 4,350,2oO tons the previous week. Imports of crude and reaued oils Tt principal U. S. ports totaIed 11,725,237 May.
 According to despatches from London new bond issues will be made durinG the week amounting to millions of pounds sterling.
 Seventeen brokers and commission houses were licensed to trade on the loor of the Louisiana Sugar & Rice Exchange at New Orleans.
 During the month of June the freight loadings of St. Paul system totaled 14s,- 35s cars. compared with 124,sS1 cars for June 1921.
 The provisional company of the Rhede 1 Island State Militia. whoch has been on duty in the Fawtuxet Valiey since the attempt tc Jpew up the Flat River its- ervoir dam was ordered home.
 The Pennsylvania Rubber Co. reduced prices on cord tires 10 per cent. on fab cent.
 Two hundred delegates. representing | twenty states, were in session at Boston at the fifteenth annual convention, of the Equal Rights League.
 Leaf worm threatens the Brazilian 1 cotton crop. the commerce department was advised by Consul General Gaulin at Rio De Janiero.
 By vote of 51 to 4s, the Louisiana house of representatives killed the Iiut- Ter anti-racing bill. The bill as passed by the senate would have abolished pro- fessional horse racing in that stase.
 pr. George ". woode of Boston, edi tor of the Osteopath Magazine and fol trustees. is the new president of the American osteopathic Association.
 Crude oil production in U. s. for th
 week ended July 1. averaged 1,454.20i
 barrels. against 1,441.s5 in the previous |. week, according ito estimate by Ameri can Petroleum Institute. One man was killed and two severeI, wounded when the Ocean Limited, al express train from Halifax for Montreal struck COW on the track hear St
 Noise. Que.
 a | seventy-five persons were injured, on { seriously. when a Chicago-bound Per Marquette passenger train crashed mt
 a New York Central engine on sidin
 near Porter, Ind.
 One hundred and fifty indictment the park department graft tnvestigatIo
 were reported by the May grand jury l
 county court at Buffalo
 Eleven persons, including the Petrc
 grad Metropolitan. Benjamin, have bee
 sentenced to death by the Petrograd rev oluttonary tribunal, for interfering wit
 the seizure of church treasures. The appointment of students of Ne
 England universities and colleges havin
 military departments, as second lieuteI ants in the officers reserve corps wa
 announced. Massachusetts Institute
 Technology leads with 10s. 
 Jeremiah Seville, formerly 8 labor,
 in the old general postoff1ce. and no
 proprietor of a cabaret at Rockawa K Beach, was held in s25 .000 bail charge E with aiding bandits who robbed ma
 truck of nearly s2.Ooo.OOo in New Yorl , Henry J. Eaton. who was chief of tl % Hartford fire department for g year = died at the age of ninety years. H
 service in the city fire department el F. tended over a period of 52 years. |
 retired in 1903.
 v- The LonsdaIe company. PnwtucIet, so l., notified nine strikers who are occup. ar ing houses owned by the company aT
 who have not paid rent since the -oxti ,n strike started over five mon.hs ago tn se they must pay up appears or vacate Il ,n houses.
 n Miss Marilyn Miller, movie star nl S. leading lady in Sally" will be marri ,o during the first week in August to Jal 2 Pickford, brother of Mary Picl.ford. al Iv himself movie star. in Hollywood, Ca al ifornia.
 i' :; Lieutenant Colonel Wilson D. Bur
 former chief of staff of the Fifth Arn Y. Corps was appointed chief of staff f u" orefat.ons III New Enguaud, succecdi
 Lieutenant Colonel Fred D. Buchan T
 latter was assigned to -h9 11th Arl
 Corps
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 An official statement from the Ne IT, folk and Western general office at Roa is- oke, Va. said that fewer than 100 tn their 500 clerks struck in response to k unauthorized strike call issued by C., O. Lane, general chairman of the clerks. is- President Harding and Chairman Ls
 I1er of the shipping board, were charg 1a by Senator Caraway. democrat, Arka ke sas. in the senate with fragrant violati ,lv of the prohibition laws in permitting [ ed sale of liquor on shipping board V! at sels.
 ar John Dolan, of Woonsocket. R. l., es restaurant owner, pleaded guilty In he superior court at Cambridge to an ng d:ctment charging him with conspira on to receive stolen automobiles and Iev stea automobiles. He paid a fine of $