Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-25

eggs in Vienna last night as he was go- Ing into dinner he had arranged for the representatives of the foreign press
 An agreement for joint receivership of the Connecticut Breweries Company was reached at a conference between Judge Isaac Wolfe and attorneys for the petitioners and for the company.
 Preparations for the preliminary hear ing of Rodolph Valentino, motion picture actor charged with bigamy, are under way at the district attorneys office in Los Angeles.
 Chairman McCumber may bring up the soldiers bonus bill in the senate finance committee majority without waiting for President Harding to communicate his views on the amended house measure.
 Prince Paul of Serbia arrived in Bu- charest, Rumania, to arrange details in connection with the coming marriage of King Alexander to Princess Marie of Ru- mania.
 Three railway yardmasters' and yard employees associations were consolidated International Brotherhood of Railway Yardmasters and Yard Employees.
 Mrs. Emma weir-'.Big Emma known by a score of aliases in police circles, was discovered dead with gas tube in her mouth, in the attic of drab cottage in Chicago, which had been her home since she retired" 20 years ago.
 Four Greenwich men are in the Stamford hospital with injuries re- ceived in an automobile collision on the Post Road. Their machine hit 2 truck driven by James H. Eyerson of 45 Broad street, New Haven.
 An investigator for the Ku KIux KIan will be sent at once to Columbus. Ga, and to other places in the south where threatening letters purporting to have been signed by the Ku Klux Klan have l been sent to various persons. The Massachusetts Catholic Order oi Foresters, in their 43d annual session | In Pittsfield, Mass, voted to recommend | to the high standing committee of the order that the next annual convention be held in Worcester.
 i Seeking a much-needed change from
 the monotony of his daily occupations
 Ralps NJ. Chase. said to be a New Eng |
 a member of tho crew of the freighi | steamship Thomas F. Beal.
 Larceny and receipt of bonds that
 were taken in three bank robberies in New York and Pennsylvania were charg-
 ed against Max Kline and Harry Maniff ] both of Revere, when they were arraign. ed in the municipal. court, Boston. l S1 that papers contesting the will of Mis-; Emily Rowland Bourne, daughters oi !, the late Jonathan Bourne of New Bed ford, had been filed in New York by niece, Miss Helen Merriam of Providence l The case of the United States agaIns 1 Thomas McAuliffe, former chief nationa prohibition enforcement officer for tn district of Connecticut, was dismissed
 United States District Judge Edwin
 Thomas.
 1 Four Iaborcrs were killed at Yves
 Nyack, N. Y,. when they were burie under an avalanche of stone at the Bel ! mont-Gurnee quarry. A premature bias
 of dynamite unloosened- hundreds of ton 1 of rocks upon them.
 l 0O0 l supposed to be an expose Of the lives o
 certain motion picture actors and ac
 tresses, Is ''too scurrilous'' to- be admit
 ted to the mails, according to ruling b.
 Mark Heron, deputy United States dis
 trict attorney in Los Angeles.
 1 Announcement was made by the de
 partment of Justice that President Hard ing had commuted the sentences of Jo i seph G. Gordon. Albert W. Wehde an George P. Boehm. all of Chicago, con victed of wartime offenses. MonsiEnor Michael J. PheIan, of St
 Cecelia's Roman Catholic church i Harlem, accidentally shot himself whil : cleaning pistol and was removed to , hospital, where his condition was sal Ito be critical.
 I The decree of divorce granted to Mir , Anna T. Mitchell. upon the heels which her former husband Oliver MC
 rosco, theatrical producer, married Ms
 Selma Paley. in Los Angeles. was uI
 held by Circuit Judge Dingemann in D.
 troit.
 Purchase of site in the Park Equar section of Boston from the New YorI :. New Haven and Hartford railroad an the erection of brick and linesten 5 ! hotel to cost $7.50O,0 were announce
 by E. M. Statler, president of the Hote :, Statler company in New York. The Armenian National Union T America has forwarded a telegram '
 President Harding urging that Il ? United States accept the invitation ,. Great Britain to join with that counr Italy and France in investigationsof T
 ported Turkish prosecutions of Arme
 fans and Greeks in Asia Minor. Part of the plight of the Gordon-Pe It Fisheries company of Gloucester, whic y lost more than $2,00o. 900 in the fisc | year ending March l, 1921, and whiC j. is now before the federal court on a p s-I tition for receivership was due to i 1t attempt to obtain A supply of fish f
 the Italian army during the war.