Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-22

of 10 cents per kilowatt hour, by the Stamford Gas & Electric Company.
 Alfred c. Oxley, president and manag- CT of the Sterling Homes Inc, New York was indicted by a supreme court grand jury on two charges of grand lar ceny.
 Wearing only 8 nightgown, Q young woman ignoring the yells of a policeman on the street, jumped to her death from the roof of a four story tenement in West 27th street, New York.
 Hilda James, British woman swimming champion and holder of the worlds record for 300 yards, will sail for New York today to compete in the United States long distance championship. An official statement issued by the Irish provisional government on the mill itary situation. says that at present the national army forces are supreme in the whole of twelve counties.
 The entire directorate of the Canadian national railways resigned, according to statement issued at the heauuuarters of the road. in order to facilitate reorgan- ization of the system by the government. Gold bars, valued at approximately $2.50o,000. consigned to the order of J. P. Morgan and company for the account ] of the British government, arrived in | New York on the steamship Homeric. Major E. D. Libbey, IS, Civil war vet eran and Indian war fighter and former l adjutant general of Minnesota. died in St. Paul. He was born in Stockton. Maine, in 1s44.
 Increase in the capacity of the nation l al leper home at Carvi1le, Louisiana, from the present 200 beds to 500 is pro- yided in a bill passed by the senate and EEin which authority IS granted for ex- penditure of se5o.eoe in the expansion.
 Fireman Robert Kramer Of Kencra was killed and Engineer Goodman of a Ca I nadian National ballast train was severe
 ly scalded near Horne Payne, Ont, when the train ran into moose. over turning the locomotive.
 Patrolman William Brown of Bever.
 ly, Mass, was thrown from a moving
 automobile after hard fight with two 1 occupants of the car whom he was es-
 corting to the Beverly police station. 
 The National Leather and Shoe Find
 CTS Association in. the final session oi
 It's 18th annual convention in Boston
 elected Albert J. Ehlers of Chicago al
 president.
 Thirty Massachusetts druggists hay,
 been deprived of their federal permit.
 to sell spirituous liquor on prescription | tHor1 T,,1- 10
 Prohibition Director Elmer c. Potter
 said yesterday.
 The Aroostook Daily News at Houlton
 Me, suspended publication with last nights issue. It was started about two ! years ago by the Aroostook Publishing Eeompany, of which Simeon L. White. {
 local druggist, is president.
 Six persons were killed and one seri ously injured at Stevensville, six milel
 from Bridgeburg, Ont. when Toronto , Hamilton and Buffalo railroad trail
 struck an automobile at grade cross : : ing.
 The Buenos Aires branch of the BritIsI bank of South America, in the center O
 Buenos Aires, was held up by a bandit t, hold up their hands The bank cashie : fired five shots at the assailant, who fel !. nortally wounded.
 The diamond and ruby studded crow ., of the former Hapsburgs, rulers O Austria Hungary, has been stolen fror , the Spanish. consulate in Vienna, wher ; 1t was placed for safe keeping afte :. the revolution began.
 < Sergeant John J. Custy of the ;Mer 1. den police department, was badly 1T . jured. when nautomobile in which h i was riding toppled over an enibankmer : Ion the Hanover road. pinning him bs {. heath the wreckage. Four armed men snatehed a leath.
 bag containing s5.355 away from Jace : Aux, vice president of the Stutz Con pang. cigar box manufacturers. at e !, lumbia and Broome streets, New Yorl r on the lower East Side. 't Trial of the s2oo. 900 danare SD > brought in Los Angeles against Herbej :. 2awlinson. film actor. in behalf of Do, v othy Clark Films. stage dancer of Bo ? ton, by her mother, Mrs. Ethel E. ciarl \ \ of New York, has been set for Janua1 ls P. 1923.
 n President Harding took the unusu
 step yesterday Of canceiling his confe 7 ence with newspaper correspondents b 'l cause of the press of his engagemen 10 with officials and individuals concerns It in the industrial situation. le Suspected of having kidnapped T. white child who was found in one ? their wagons, band of gypsies W; ' pursued through the Roxbury distric
 Boston, by large crowd The poli
 arrived in time to save the gypsies fro
 a beating.
 Five passengers on the pleasu ,n steamer Dorothy Bradford which rnak IS daily trips between Boston and Pro i- incetown, iwsre taken to a hospital su It fering from cuts and contusions after s. collision between the vessel and the cs C, Tier Arlington inzthe upper hArbor off BurylArn who went Into the house ct J. A Gillies. at 1645 Whitney avenr to Hamden. within the last two nights ca n- ried with them an acid by which to te ct the quality of the family plate. Tn 2 took away ss.o0o worth of tablewa
 and other articles.