Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-09-26

was increase lvz per. cent on sep. l.
Of Atlanta caused damage o. between
100000 and 900.
French wheat crop this year is expect
ed tosyield 100000 quintals whereas
last years crop amounted TO $4,000, 900.
Mrs. olive @. Dennett died at her
home in Lyman. Me-. aged 100 years and
months.
Burma d. Caldwell. president OF the
Wells and Fargo company. died in a Pull
man state room of a train a few minutes
before it. reached Burlington, VT.
Tho steamship Mauretania from South
arnpton brought As boxes Of bar gold TO
Kuhn Loeb & Co., and seven boxes to
the Equitable Trust Co..
Corn Products Refining Co. will spend
s3.ooo,o0o to make improvements and
additions to its three plants now operat-
ing.
/ The Interrational- commission to con-
slider American war claims against
Germany win hold IT'S first session in
washington, on Oct. <lV. .
With total membership OF Sc ,ooo. 600,
the German trades, unions reported only
$4,000 workingmen wholly out OF work at
the end Of July.
The county convention for Litch6eld
county at which Sheriff Frank Turk
kington will be renominated will be held
lin .Litchfeld October 4 at 1880 a. M
Miss Sarah Bradley. who was 1I0
years Old, according to records at the
Meriden almshouse. died Sunday night
from ,penumonia.
A great mass meeting of protest
the peace treaties concluding the Worid
war was held in Vienna under the aus
| pices Of various German associations.
Tho production Of froarms in the init
ed States at. private plants showed q
decrease of more than 5S per- cent ilthe
year 1921 as compared with h1919.
~ s.a. ,---
The great warehouse at the army sup
ply base in, the South. Boston district
! is. to be abandoned by the army ano
made. available for commercial use.
Helen B. Sawyer of Lowell won tn,
8 scholarship offered. to freshmen at .Aioun
Holyoke College taking highest rank il
the entrance examinations.
] Sir Thomas Upton, arriving in New
I, York on the White Star liner Baltic. de
clared he had no intention of chsllengin;
America to another yacht rsce-at leas
not until 1925.
MendeII BeiIiss, Jewish workman o
Kfev, Russia, whose trial. in 1913 on tn
charge OF ritual murder attracted worl,
wide attention, is a resident of Nel
I, Tork. ,~T
OFFICIAL announcenent that rresider
Todd OF the Bangor and lNroSsteok J all
2 ROAD has declined the -posIlist as hea
or the csnadIsn National railway syster
was made In Bangor, Me.
More than 20 Of the striking shopne
OF the Boston. and Albany. railroad re
turned to work yesterday in The Wes
Springfield shops under the recent agree
ment ending the strike.
I The democratic eontention of tn
Fourth Congressional district to nam
an opponent 10 Congressman Merritt
who was nominated by the republican
an. saturday VIII be, held IN Bridgepor
Octoper att p. m
The Cennecticut Medical Libert
League at meeting in New Haven, wit
Of the league, discussed bill to be Of
tfered in the general assembly to max
vaccination optional instead of compu
sorry.
} ington to attend a meeting of Ca:hol
| bishops, called at the White House. L
said his visit with the president was d.
: voted to a chat on variety of non-p'
, litical subjects
, The number Of deaths due to drugs
:, Montreal recently led the police To- al
nounce that they would seek permlsslo
: OF the court to deport all persons col
: victed of smuggling or distrib1tin
drugs.
: The Marquis Of Lansdowne inform
j the London Times that his mansion
t Derreen, County Kerry, Ireland, h;
2 been looted and burned, and the vail
Il able plantations, on his. estate destroye
e
c.. plan to ride in box car. to the Al
nual state reunion which opens today
Asheyille. They voted yesterday to reye
\ to wartime transportation when roa'
i refused their request for reduced rates.
: .s-f-.s
e Harvard university reopened yesterdi
r for It's 2S7th birthday with an enrollmel
n both in college and IN the -gradua
6 schools probably, the largest in its hi
o / tory