Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-27

More than one hundred national or ganizations of women have been invited to send delegates to a women's indust- rial conference in Washington January
 il to 13.
 The fishing schooner Mary F.. Hara. heading into the port of Boston with all sails set, ran aground on Point A. lerton and is pounding heavily during
 yesterday.
 Fec wah shuc as mayor of Boston's ] Chinatown two weeks ago took up the 1 duties of Santa Claus for Chinese chil- 1 dren in Boston and he is still going l strong.
 The resignation of Le Baron Russell 1 Briggs as president of Radcliffe college | was announced at the annnal business | ciation.
 l Poisonous liquor obtained over the Christmas holidays was declared by the police in Detroit to have been respon- ! sible for one death and the illness Of
 more than twenty persons. Gennarino PeIaEEi was held in S2O.- 1 900 in the district court in Brocktou.
 Mass, for hearing January ? on the
 charge of shooting with attempt to mur- der his brother Vineenzo Pelaggi. l A martyr to duty, PatrOIman Joseph
 Connor, of the Quincy police, died in 9
 hospital at Boston. To his heroism in 1 facing a mad dog last August at Squan-
 tum a dozen or more children owe their lives.
 Fred Hesseigren was held without l bail. in municipal court in Boston fc:
 stabbing to death Felix F. Lagg duT-
 ing a visit by the latter at Hesselgren's home in the Jamaica Plain district on Christmas eve.
 \ loss unofadalfy estimated at s15o- 900 was sustained when the paint shop and bridge shop of the Central Vermont Railway Company at St. AEbsns, Vt
 were burned and. other property wal Il damaged.
 The escape from police station h
 Cambridge. Mass, Of John I.angston negro. charged with furnishing inmates
 of the house of correction with drugs
 was discovered when officers went t
 bring him to the municipal court. I<hoy W. PaBo oled at ms nome m
 Bucksport, Me. where he was lead
 ing merchant, having conducted tn Warren Dry Goods Company for years He was 46 years of age and leaves { ] widow.
 The Amoskeag Manufacturing com pany's request for an abatement c takes amounting to $157,0oo was denie;
 by the assessors of Manchester, N. H Counsel for the company said actio
 would be sought in the superior court. !. The trial Of Vito Cnruso of Lawrence charged with the murder of his wife , Marie, at Lawrence. July ? last, wa , perior criminal court before Judge 10 seph F. Quinn in Salem, Mass.
 United States Attorney Harris an , nounced in Boston that definite actio , would be taken today regarding tn ]. whiskey served in nursing bottles at tn , annual dinner recently of the New Eng , land Road Builders Association. Declaring Irregular fires had co, . Chicago more than S1,ooo,0o0 annually
 announced plans to crush an arson ria to which he attributed the increase 0 l fifty fires each month for the past hal
 year. f The herring fleet was frozen In at tn i LBay of Islands. Seven schooners, tw
 of them American vessels. three Cana ,, dian and two Newfoundland. are caugh in the Ice with little prospect of gettinl clear until spring. With them are he, 12,0oo barrels of herring. 2 James Hea,<r of DanburS was aImos instantly killed yesterday when he wa , struck by bus-owned by the Connec
 ticut company on Cortlandt avenue, I
 II Glen6rook near Stamford. He die shortly before reaching Stamford hospi
 tai.
 A proposal, to have attorneys for tn , Haverhill Shoe Manufacturers Associa ! tion and the Shoe Workers Protectiv Union draw up a new wage and work :; ing agreement was made in Haverhil Mass, by Oscar E. GIL, general agen 5 of the. union.
 The York Manufacturing Company c
 Saco, Me, at the annual meeting of tn
 stockholders, voted to increase the caF I ital stock from $1,soo,0o0 to $5,soo. ss1i 900, issuing as stock dividend an ad ditional share for each share held b , stockholders.
 : Stockholders of the Dartmouth Manu ! facturing O., New Bedford, makers c fine cotton goods, approved the recon
 mendation of the management to h
 crease the common stock capitalizatio from $2.ooo.e to $4,ooo.ooo by mear of . stock dividend of 100 per cent. , | - Postponement untiI Jauuaey Of fui f ther hearings in the investigation ( e conditions and prices in the oil indu' : try was announced by Chairman La Q Toilette of the senate manufacture f sub-committee which is conducting tn : inquiry.
 If Colonel webb c. Hayes. president . 6 the American commission to establish e memorial park on the battlefield of San }. tiago, Cuba, who has been In Bermud q for the past ten days, will sail this wee
 flor Santiago to look over the work. H
 Iplans to go from Cuba to China on
 similar mission.
 A fresh and vigorous warfare Q r Stenbenviile. Ohio. ''speak- -easies'' hi, ? pocket vendors, .'private parlor partie, F as well as the higher-ups in Jefferso l county's alleged liquor combine will [ q launched at once. Prohibition oficei f announced yesterday, as the result j. staying last midnight of Charles "Dici . II fn@r4f TaA 2~a t H-N.~1