Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-24

unlawful stock transactions.
In his finding on the death in Bridge
port of Marie ]. Casey, following vac
cination, Coroner Phalen finds that death
was caused by bronchial pneumonia.
Mrs. b. L. Mott, who for several years
was known in the state president of
the Congress of Mothers clubs, died
suddenly at her home in New Haven.
The Employers Federation of London
has given notice to the Amalgamated |
Engineering union that a lockout will be
put in effect after March II.
News was received at Fall River Of the
death at sea. while en- route to the Med |
iterranean, of Edward Higginson, a |
prominent attorney of New Bedford
Harold s. Martin, former treasurer of
Christ church at Hamilton. Mass, was
found guilty of the larceny of s4,6o0 of
the church funds.
Albert Bushnell Hart, professor of gov
ernment at Harvard. address a Washing
toms birthday celebration in Boston. de-
c}ared that the first president of /
United States had red hoIr.
Approximately . 900 miners in the Pan
arroyo district, Spain, went on strike as
the result of announcement by their err
ployers that they intend to reduce wages
25 per cent.
Mrs. Emma Bissell Studley, wife of
former Mayor John P. Studley, of New
Haven, died yesterday after long Ill
ness. OF three daughters one is Mrs.
Charles Phelns of Meriden
John D. Rockefeller, sr., grandfather
of Is year old Mathilde Mccormick,
prospective bride of Max oser, Swiss
riding academy proprietor, ~ds not given
his consent to the match.
The Everett Mills. at Lawrence Mass.
announced last night that the plant, en-
ploying 1900 operatives. wauld be oper-
ated only four DAYS week until furth-
er notice because of the unsatisfactory
condition of the cotton goods market.
Senator Heflin, democrat. of Alabama.
demanded the senate investigate his
charges that the federal reserve board IS
trying to injure him politically, because
Of his criticisms Of its defation policies.
Seven school children in the Highlands
district, one of the better residential To-
cal.ties of Holyok6 Mass were bitten
| by &, supposedly rabid dog while on their
way home at the noon recess.
According to report to the Mexican
government by General Fetrad chief of
military operations in the states Of Mich
oacan and Jafsco, rebel bands have been
dispersed.
According to a dispatch from Liverpool.
Sir Alfred Booth resigned the chairman
ship of the Cunard line, owing to i'll health,
Sir Thomas Rayden, deputy chairman, viii
succeed him.
Another pay slash, this time hitting
| 1000 railroad iremen and oilers, was
made by the United States railroad labor
board yesterday when It announced rules
effective March l.
Bonds valued at $500. part Of the
| $4,000 alleged to have been taken by
Edgar Gilmore, clerk in a Lynn, Mass.
bank, were returned to the institution BY
the police.
Chairman Madden of the house appro
pHations committee. after talking ovel
the general situation as to the regulal
appropriation bills with President Hard
ing said the house would finish the ap
propriations program by March rs.
The Hfartinside airplsne, with whicl
Major Cotton planned to make an aeria
mail trip from st. Johns, N. F., to Hall
fax n. S., will be used this spring Il
connection with the seal hunt. She vii
act as a scout.
5 Charles DENLY, Dr., of Washiagton, ne
phew of Secretary of the Navy Denby
won the class Of 1876 prize debate a
Princeton universitys alumni day gath
ering. The prize includes a $500 schol
arship.
The calling of special session Of tn
New Hampshire legislature to conside
( the passage of law making 4s hour
a weeks work feS women and minor
l in New Hampshire was refused by tn
s governor and council yesterday.
4 Postmaster Philip Troup, of New Hs
: ven, who had announced his intentio
! to relnquish his duties March / whe
: Hcly stated that he expected to leave o
b that date.
The British tug FraavfIle, hquo
laden. was under convoy Of the Goa!
guard cutter Acushnet when she le
Newport, R. l., yesterday. The Graz
vile has 2,2oo cases of liquor abcar
: consibgned to Nuevitas, Cuba
Il Soviet Russia's military appropriate
= for the first nine months Of 1922 tota,
:. 556,o2S,o69 gold rtlbles, or about 1928
u 100000 It's naval appropriations aggr
/ gated S3s.0oo, ,oo0o bringing the tot
Z contemplated expenditures for army ar
e navy to about S264,eeo,0 900
L Speaking at Chamber Of CONNER,
luncheon at Waterbury, Commission,
L Robbins S. Stoeckel announced that
about two weeks the state motor vehic
department would open branch office
Waterbury.
A lodging house fire in Lynn, Mas
N early yesterday caused the deaths of ty
J. persons. Edward Stoweh. who jump
n from an upper window died at hospit
H. of his injuries Thomas Ryan W
W found dead in his room. where he f;
.. been trapped by the flames.