Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-08
BRIEF TELEGRAMS

BRIEF TELEGRAMS
 InestiEation of the Ku KIuN Klan ac- tivities by house committee was pToros- ed in a resolution introduced by Repre- sentative Ryan, republican, New 1ork.
 Robert Fl. Stephenson. 55, once polltica | editor of the Cincinnati Enquirer and an | intimate associate of President Harding, I died at Twin Falls Idaho.
 pr. Herbert Clark Emerson. 57, pres ident of Springfield hospital, well known as a bacteriologist and analytical chem ist died in Springfield, Mass.
 Shot during a rehearsal for a church entertainment, Edith Hackett. a negress who was a student at the New England Conservatory of Music. Boston, died.
 An internal gold loan the money to be used for stabiiization and cash rep arations payments, Is to be proposed to the reparations commission by the Ger man government.
 The American forces In Germany are
 
 ant Colonel W. B. Causgy technical aJ- wiser to Austria, upon his departure for Vienna. Prince Andrew of Greece arrived in Rome from BrInriisi, where ne Ia:.:-d It is expected that he will be received by Pope Plus in private audience before leave for London.
 In the criminal side of the court Of common pleas at New Haven, Alfred Nicholas of Hamden was fined S25 for driving an automobile past a st-ndinS trolley car.
 closer to the demand November g that it was 9 week before, but was stlli I52.- 565 short, the car service division of the American Railway association announced.
 One trainman wGS killed and another seriously injury near Gauley bridge, West Virginia, when a Chesa peakc &- Ohio passenger train from Cincinnati to Washintgon struck rock.
 An Illustrated lecture on John Paul Jones, delivered by the Rev. Henry Rose. ! featured the 117th annual meeting of the New England society in New York at the | Waldorf-Astoria hotel.
 ~ Fire that threatened to spread to Stone Hall, one of the largesc buildings on the Wellesley, campus. Welesey, Mass. swept through a cottage occupied by maids empoyed at the college.
 Directors of the R. J. Reynolds To- bacco company meeting at WI---.on- Salem, N. C., declared a quarterly divi- dend on preferred stock of s1.75 peI share, and common stock of 70 cents per share payable in cash January l. . The directors of the Standard Screw company of Hartford. voted to recon, mend to the stockholders the declaration The company has $3.500,000 authorized common stock, all outstanding.
 Four children were burned to deatI and several other children and foul
 adults were severely burned when a cal of gasoline used 10 start a fire at tn !, home of IYor Johnson e1plouvu .. Eu 2 gene, Ore. To raise a million dollar fund to cn
 dow the Episcopal Theological school il : Cambridge, Bishop William Lawrence 0 : Massachusetts opened nation-wid moement.
 James Logan. former mayor Of Wor |, cester ana for "A years general manage
 of the United State Envelope company : was elected president of the company at meeting of the directors.
 5 Partial identification of the woman
 whose body was washed ashore at Palm = CT Beach, Mass, indicated that she wa
 Marie Larteight, maid employed by Dl John M. Little, of kuburndale. 6 The National Negro Baptist conven tion was in session in St. Louis unde . police protection owing to numerous pro = tests from residents of the west en t. section against the body meeting in theatre in the neighborhood.
 The establishment of sheep raisin :. and dairying industries on Campbell
 and Deer Islands, will be made the sub '. ject of study by officials Of the Nel II Brunswick department of agriculture 1 | the new year.
 I Coroner John !. PheIan at Stamfor '. returned finding on the death of Le Boehm, of that city who was fatally ir jured last Monday when he fell froI a scaffold while painting the interior (
 a house. No one was found responribl ' flor the accident which was reported g unavoidable. A twenty year fight to substitute ia, :, power presses for hand presses now used In the bureau of engraving an printing, the largest establishment ( 7 its kind in the world. was finally put u ,. to congress by the house appropriation :. committee. : Ono week of luxurious ease at th i- Parker House, Boston during which, 'S was charged by police, number 7 worthless checks were passed to give h y bride a wonderful honeymoon led to tf arraignment in municipal court of Georf :: s E. Perlot. of the, West RoxbuEy distrIc ,s Boston, on charge of forgery. z
 
 Henry Denver. past grand master
 the Massachusetts Grand Lodge, T. o. ( . F., and veteran telegrapher, died Springfield, at the age of 7s. He WI telegraph operator in Springfield at u ' time of Lincoln's assassinationY and r ,, ,, ceived the Associated Press dispatch al
 noupcing the murder of the president. l. A proposal calling for uniform pri le for theatre tickets purchased at agel B. cies-an advance of 50 cents over. bC