Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-05

ident of the Western Union Telegraph Company, died in Greeley, Colo, after an illness of several months.
 Fire destroyed the summer homo of J. W. Jones of New York city, on Flag Hill farm near CQleihrook. The loSs was about 3S,o0o. (
 Service on the lines of the Concord electric railway was interrupted for , about an hour by fire in the power plant at West Concord. N. H.
 Mrs. Josephine Preston Peabody Marks, poet and playwright, died at her home in Cambridge, Mass. She had been i'll for several months.
 An unidentified man leaped from the ferryEooat Brewster off the East Boston water front. No trace of the body was found.
 A despatch to tho exchange Telegraph from Melbourne, Australia says the pros pects of the nationalists securing a ma jorhy in the elections are regarded as utterly hopeless.
 A warning was issued by Mayor Hylan of New York that widespread suffering | would result unless suitable substitutes l were used for the present small supply | of domestic sized anthracite coal.
 Switzerland defeated the proposed law l providing for a levy on capital for gov i ernmental purposes by a vote of about | seven to one. Not a single canton gave i majority for the capital tax. Phoenix Row, business block in l Hay Terhill. Mass, was damaged by frel | that burned out Smiths Lunch and scorched several shoe factories in the vicinity, The loss was $12,O00. Prince Andrew of Greece and his I wife. Princess Alice. are proceeding tu| 1 Corfu and thence to Brindis, Italy
 aboard the British light cruised Calyp- ] so.
 An effort was made beforo Referee In 1 Bankruptcy Keogh in Bridgeport for dis | allowance of the city's claim of $T2,- | 193 in back taxes assessed against the Morris Metal Products Company, re- l gently adjudged a bankrupt
 Dr. John Roach Strat0n told his con gregation Calvary Baptist church, New ,i York that he is opposed to the practices of the Ku Klux Klan and that he par
 ticularly resents newspaper description of his church as a "kfan nest" Coroner J. Gilbert Calhoun in Hart ford, announced yesterday his finding
 Oody was found half submerged in the waters o6 the Connecticut river last Wednesday was murdered. = Mrs. Emily Beach, 55, for many years
 | fa No0I1C h0FSayVOnan nf NnW nd f Newport, died in New York. She was the l. widow of Treat S. Beach, for many years :. member of the New York stock ex- Il change.
 # The sehooner Busuua, which fiEurer l. in accounts of run-running episod gi eff the New York and New Jerse, }. coasts recently, put in at Yarmouth, fl g., for shelter after .encountering heay. > seas. ,eI Students of Dana Hall school, a .ei Wellesley, Mass, a preparatory instltu
 tion for girls and young women, lei of1 several of the school buildings during lgl fire which damaged the South hous, ld one Of the dornitories.
 a. Messages received at the Near EAs headquarters in Constantinople by court
 CT and wireless from the American tor E Ipedo boat 'destroyers allayed the fear : for the safety of the Americans engag ed in the, evacuation of Christian or : phans from Asia Minor
 By. mutual consent tho case of Erne 2. Schleifer,' of Watertown, Mass, char ~ ed with melting railroad strikers 4 1 commit felonies, was postponed uni i' December 9th, in the city court in Nc x Haven.
 I B. M. Jewell, president of the Railwa ", ao employees department of the America ha Federation of Labor, upholds the legalit 't tof an assessment levied. upon shopme :. throughout the country which is expecte . - to raise over 1000, 900 every two weel q, to be distribute to shopmen on strike.
 s The Boston Central Labor union, I Ae a vote of 65 to 34, ordered that del
 gates who hold membership in the Lab
 Defense council or kindred organization
 be<ciassed as secessionists, an dthat | lN unions they represent be instructed withdraw their delegates credentials. Ib- Breaking down the terminal bump .n- a train of several sleeping cars co n- taining passengers crashed through 1 : gates at South station, Boston. The fl
 car had passed five feet across the pl; ; form before the train was brought | ED der control.
 cir PursuinE his intention, previously | tin nounced, to contest the reelection te- Senator Henry Cabot Lodge, John is- Nichols. prohibition candidate, who I wo third in the election on Nov. [, direci "a all city, and town clerks in the state irA teeaa r411o E1,al lfoSe
 BootlegEing in coal was added y ny fterday< to the things that Boston pol all must watch for. In a general order s ID" out by Herbert A. Wilson, police co missioner, patrolmen are ordered to ax serve all deliveries of anthracite e LEI Tbe coast guard cutter Tampa t Boston for Halifax, N. S., to take rst the ice patrol. With periodic reh' ,an The patrol will be maintained on ! for transatlantic steamship lanes in the 'wo cinty of the Grand Banks until n the spring.
 Tel- the The Loose Wnes Biscuit comp lon, yesterday declared al dividend of $i lifd share on second preferred stock for
 period February l, 1918, to Febru
 Fl, 1919, payable February 1, 1923,
 N stock recorded January 20. A quartt ~ dividend of S1.75 on first prefer
 stock was also declared. arai PluI A. CanOla, 1s, one of the ,sn- dent automoiogists sent to Torrins r,er by the United States department of