Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-18
BRIEF TELEGRAMS

DNlEt lGLIVINnIuH
 A mild epidemic of inhuenza en the battleship Florida has spread to other vessels at the Boston navy yard.
 Germaay's floating debt increased | during the first ten days Of December 123, ,O0o, ,OO0, 900 marks, to total or 96s, ,oOO, ,OO6,OO6 marks.
 Appointment of Dr. Caroline ColEin as dean of women at University or Maine was announced by President Clarence C. Little.
 Loss estimated at moro than $5o,ooo was caused 1y a fire that destroyed the Theobald apartments on South street Concord, N. H.
 Associate Justice Pitney of the su- preme Court Saturday sent his resigna- ! ton to President Harding to take effect January 1.
 i Two British freighters-the Bristol : City, outward bound, and the Janeta- inbound collidcd off Staten Island, but neither was seriously damaged.
 The Norwegian steamer SanEsteaA from London for Boston with a cargo of chalk put into Halifax, \. S, for
 bunker coal.
 Miss Lucille Atcherson. said to be the first woman ever appointed in the United States diplomatic corps, receiy- ed the oath of office in Columbus, Ohio.
 She has been named an embassy clerk.
 Senator Walter Edge of New Jersey
 and his bride, the former Miss Camil-
 la Sewall, of Bath, Me, sailed on the Majestic for a two months honey mcon in France.
 Martial F.e1Fy, whs w% arrested Thursday in the campaign of the po- lice in Paris round up of the mysteri- ous wielders of poison needles" has
 been released.
 The police in Boston detained a young
 man giving his name as James w Gray and questioned him with regard | A. Willis, superintendent of messe0g- = CTS of the Boston News Bureau. , Lord Marcus dc La Poef Beresford , expert on horses and manager of the
 late King Edwards training stable
 was found dead in bed in London. He f was "A years old.
 4 slight scratch inflicted few day. . ago by a pet cat caused the death o f George H. Cagwin. 76, farmer, banker , and well known figure in the canning in f dustry in Verona. N. Y. The French two masted schooner Sal . Vatrise, carrying 8 cargo of alcohol o which has been pursued for severa n days by the coast guard cutter Acush
 net, was found by the cutter off the en : trance to the Cape Cod canad. s Three men were injured near Meridea s shortly before 6 o'clock Saturda! L; morning when the State of Maine ex II press, bound for New York, crashed in l. to a freight, train on the New York, NeI
 Haven and Hartford railroad. x Complete reports received by the Hs e and game commission show that -54 n deer were killed in Massachusetts dul ,1 ing the one week open season thl
 month. Of the total S99 were bucks an f. 650 does.
 Id To ISidore GuIIbauIt Of woonsocket, ] le l., arraigned in Uxbridge, Mass, on ', charge of murder of Albert Touchette, IF Blackstone grocer, on Thanksgiving cS nt waived examination and was bound ov, h. to the grand jury meeting at Worcei
 ter, Jan. IS.
 al A eabIed abatement from Ottawa. thi ty proposed reciprocity between Cana" a. and Australia Is to be limited 70 frui no paper pulp, newsprint paper and timb h. pulp. Is denied by J. A Robb, Canadis H. minister of trade and commerce.
 Trains on the Boston Maine raj
 road were held up for about two hou - while frenen battled from the road b " and nearby streets a spectacular fl
 which partly destroyed a building of t
 J.: P. o'Neil Coal Company in Some .o, vile, Mass.
 ls- Hugh c. ClssstOrd. g, of New Ha " en, arrested by members of the sta a' a patrol. who found 14 quarters of whI key in his automobile, was fined s1
 in district court in Northampton, Mas n on charge of violating the liqu 'er laws. iii An attempt will Dc made to have
 Stanley Copeland, master of the "J -e- Christians" arrested in Rochester aI- a charge of transporting liquor, ,eI moved to the state hospital for ment nt observation.
 la-i
 in uAofieA DAnnunno mas hormed ,d company for the publication of a da
 newspaper in Rome, 1t was announc, ,h- No details were given in the annuont ar- ment as to just what character the pu
 lication would take.
 Three highwaymen stepped up
 Bernard Brossowsky, clerk for a { UT bacco concern, at crowded Broc
 lyn, N. Y, corner, levelled guns at hi es- an dnade away with S11Ss, which or was carrying to bank. Ter
 to By vote of 25I to 9, the ho, nd adopted a resolution making in orC int provision in the naval supply | ht. requesting the president to negoti; all with foreign powers relative to lin sks ing the construction of war craft at- 1000 tons or less. m- of Fire fin the hold of the Japan, ato steamer Chicago Maru, lying in 1
 outer harbor at Los Angeles with zen $75o.000 cargo. including 6,4o0 bales er. cotton, got beyond control. One ht IeS dred passengers were taken ashc
 soon after the fire was discovered. l : D. Tho foreign ministry of Italy has oN sued a circular to all Italian rep : sentatives in foreign countries askI .nh them to give instructions that a p yas trait of King Victor Emmanuel and ter cr1cifx. be placed in every Itall Tu,. school abroad.
 md
 Trs .GrisyinE ever the death of his ,ui- ter IS asu1oed oy the police to the g
 den mental unballancing of Thon .- KeHv -h6 and his slavinc hia hrnth