Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-01
BRIEF TELECRAMS

~ forest fire on a three mile front burn ed a small church and several small I. buildings in the village of Chiltonville. | three miles south of Plymouth. Mass | The United Textile Workers of America | will have another mass meeting on the | common in Lawrence tomorrow after l noon.
 An involuntary petition in bankruptcy was filed in federal court against the brokerage firm of Raynor, Nicholas and Truesdell of New York.
 John D. Rockefeller has given $780, 000,000 on the last twenty years for the advancement of education In tie United States.
 4 bundle of burlap ignited from an un- known cause started a fire aboard the U. s. s. Whitney, an uncompleted fuel sht,, in the navy yord at Boston.
 Alanson B. Houghton, American ambas- sador to Germany, accompanied by Mrs Houghton and their two daughters, arriv- ed at Geneva from Berlin for a short visit.
 VubGACC O1EOzO or G1e court or appeals, New York granted a certificate of reason able doubt to James Ltrkin, Irish ag1tator, cinyicted of criminal anarchy, now serving a term in Sing Sing prison. Moosehead Lake. Maine, cleared of ice Saturday and steamer service between GreenvilIe and Northeast Carry and be- twen Greenyille and Lily Bay will be re- scmed today.
 The New Brunswick legislature during | it's recent session passed an act increasing the provincial highway tax from 25 to 40 cents on each $100 on property assess ment In the rural districts.
 The body of the Rev. ". J. Leach, miss 1 ing pastor of the Averyyille Presbyterian | church, Peoria, IL, and former news paperman was found by a fisherman wedg- ed between willows in the Illinois river.
 
 1 4 world flag with red cross and white moon and star on purple field. was for warded to the Genoa economic conference with a suggestion for it's adoption by Harry s. Mccartney of Chicago. Transfer to the veterans' bureau of fif- 1 ty seven public service hospital in which former service men are being treated is provided in an order signed by President Harding.
 Mrs. Bertha Maud Hayes St. Clair, faced John Lawrence St. Clair in the cEonty pail at Poughkeepsie, N. r., and identified him as the man who married her in Poughkeepsie several weeks ago.
 The whispered words ..poison, and am bulance.' heard on the telephone by a switchboard girl in Bridgeport, frustrated an attempted suicide in the office of Kramer & Co.
 Twelve representative manufacturing concerns in Providence. R. l., and vicinity reported 14,410 persons on their pay rolls Saturday as against 13,9S3 in March.
 Greek troops are continuing their occu- patton Of the Meander valley, in Asia Minor, evacuated recently by the Italian troops. despite severe resistance from the Turks.
 British coal exporters have been unable to increase their market in this countr, because of the coal strike, according to | report to the commerce department iron
 Trade ComniEsioner Dye at London
 
 Mrs. Catherine Carey of Maiden, Mass. 8 was so seriously burned when the gasoIiTi
 with which she was cleaning bed ex V nloded that physicians said she could no r live.
 Thousands of amateur Marconis an, 7 Edisons, experimenting with their radi e outfits, have caused the national board O
 fire underwriters to issue a new set of reg
 ulations covering the installation of wire
 less sending and receiving apparatus.
 Virginia Rappe. motion picture actress v m connection with whose death Rosco '. Arbuckle, film comedian, was tried i ss San Francisco three times for manslaugh IT ter. being acquitted the last time, left O 4i estate of s134.
 ' Declaring there was serious outbreai is of smallpox in Connecticut, just outsid u our doors." Health Commissioner Ccl2e
 land of New York issued a warning ad .e vising all New Workers to submit to vac IS cination.
 Mrs. Florence G. Orton. of Detrei l. first wife of William G. Orton, formerl h. of Brockton. Mass. confessed bigami; le may adopt the child of of the second Mir ot orton if by doing SC she can save her hus a band from term in prison.
 
 IS county. Ky, confessed that they had bee
 making moonshine and departed flor the
 homes in the hills to bring their stills 1T to court, when an aged minister arose Y the crowded courtroom mad prayed ths
 the crime in the mountains cease. The Prince of Wales. it Is understoo :. will be made Knight of the Thistle upo -s his return from his Indian and Far Eas w ern tur as a token of the Kings satf ,f faction at the success of his missic "a abroad. The prince is expected to reac - England June 20.
 = Alfred Clark. A. mechanical engii = = ger and inventor and the man who install " ed the famous Lick telescope, is dead his home in Walpole, N.- H., after a bri ~ illness. He returned week ago from Sa as asota, Fla.
 The home of Louis AIlard, in Sou
 Attleboro, Mass. was visited shortly af
 CT midnight Friday by 3 band of m, IA who threw stor,s at the windows aI IT. fired several revolver shots. A numb of of windows were broken. lis John A. Libby, one of the Wall stre mt brokers indicted for grand larceny in Il sr- investigation of bucket shoos which fl nd lowed a long string of failure, was a ng res ed on a bench warrant and locked as in solnbs prison, pending arraignme
 today.