Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-24

Clemenceau, war premier of France, was to pass through this city, en route from New York to Boston where he was sched- uled to make an address. The result of this wrong impression was that num- bers were at the local station in the hope of seeing the noted Frenchman as he passed through this citYy. It so happened that Mir. Clemenceau travelled over the Shore Line, direct from New York to Boston.
 Not a word had been heard. up to Thursday relative to John Gahan's car, which was stolen from opposite the rail- road station during the early hours of last Sunday morning. The police were hopeful earlier in the week that they would be able to locate the car, but this hope seemed to be vanishing during Thursday. It appears that the car was taken out of here to drive into northern New England, although this theory is not completely established.
 Mention is being made by the press that Leonard H. Healey of North Wood stock, secretary of the state board of az riculture, has 300 yards of cloth made from Connecticut grown wool at his of flee at the state capitol in Hartford. Mir. Healey is engaged in an effort to sell this product for the Wool Growers as- sociation of Connecticut, which for years past has interested itself in arousing a renewed interest in what was a great in- dustry in this state in years that have gone by. Dogs have been a great de- | terfent to the development of the sheep | industry in Connecticut, but that handi- cap is being overcome through the active cooperation of the bureau of domestic animals, which is actively engaged in controlling dogs and their activities con- trary to law.
 Israel Putnam lodge of Odd Fellows will leave here on a special train on De. cember 2, for their visitation to Connec- ticut lodge of the order at Hartford. A heavy percentage of the members of the local lodge are expected to make the trip to the capital city, here a team of Israel Putnam lodge will confer a de- gree and where all of the visiting mem- bers will be royalty entertained by Con- neeticut lodge. The special train is to leave here at 5 ?. m. and will leave Hartford on the return trip at about midnight
 Coal continues to be rushed nerthward through this city, although Putnam has not received near its normal supply ot this sort of fuel for the winter season.
 The following Communication has beef received by Charles E. Dean, fuel com
 missioner for the town of Putnam anC adjacent territory.
 A statement sent out from Washington appeared in the daily newspapers within the last forty-efght hours to the effec '1 that all danger of fuel shortage wa . over.
 This statement is probably true as re l gards the entire coal supply of the coun s.aI.. fAL tl.EI. .aaSS { thracite.
 From the facts and figures regardin
 anthracite production the statement i
 not true at all. As regards the anbhra cite domestic situation in the east th . figures show, just as they have show 5 before that under no conditions will tn anthracite supply between Oct. 1 an
 April 1 next, exceed total of more tha 3 50 per cent. of last years production. . It is very unfortunate that this diE l. patch from Washington did not dra' : a distinction between anthracite and b - luminous, as from indications at han l, it has already created the impression = Connecticut that there will be no noI a difficulty as regards the domestic suppl, It We are sending this bufietir to you $ e as to avoid any chance of your misu1
 derstanding the dispatch referred [ i. above.
 l. Very truly your,
 . CONN. FUEL COMMISSION. IS ? ". RUSSELL,
 Administrator. I'll State Bank Commissioner John | Byrne was reported Thursday as col tinuing to recover from pneumonia
 Hartford, where he has been serious
 i'll during the past week.
 The dispute between Putnam Theatr
 Inc, and Rynna Stock company has bee
 satisfactorily adjusted, it was. stat'
 Thursday The stock company eaace
 led an engaeennet booked for this Of {. the past week and an attachment VI
 subsequently, placed
 James B. ITearn of Worcester was
 visfter with friends in this city
 Thursday.
 Steel that is to enter into the col
 struction of the new aAd large gafai