Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-27

ltIeS at boSton 1or passport TOT Eu- ! ropean tour.
 Charlie Chaplin and Pola NeEri are | to marry according to reports | current in motion picture circles in Los Angeles.
 Tho historic Planters hotel, St. Louis, 1 will be closed January 1 and convert ed into an office i5uiiding after l05 years service.
 Sociology will become part of tho cur riculum for older girls in Chicago's intendent, announced.
 Thomas Edison has been voted the greatest man in history by approxima.cIy 5O,000 young people of the Methodist Episcopal church
 Federal sercret service agents sent out a warning that counterfeit Indian head five dollar bills had been widely circulated in Boston and vicinity.
 Acquisition Of the MidraIe steel plants by the Bethlehem corporation will be talk en up today for formal consideration by the federal trade commission.
 The reichstaE voted it's approval of the motion made by the German demo- crats endorsing the governments dec.a- ration of policy.
 The police in their efforts to trace the man believed to have shot and killed Mrs. Ida G. Anderer at her home in Quincy Mass, are searching the harbor shore In the expectation of finding his body.
 Damage caused by a fire which de- stroyed a six hundred foot pier in Phil adeiphia and 16 cars and four scows all loaded with coal, was estimated at $300,0O0.
 William H. Vanderbile. son of the late Alfred G. Vanderbilt, celebrated coming into inheritance of five million dollars by giving a dance at Oakland Farm Portsmouth, R. l.
 Stock .Ez:cnanSe began investigation of the circ.-astances surrounding the disting of shares of the North Amer ican Oil company on the Exchange.
 Fire yesterday destroyed cottage ou the waterfront in Hotcnkiss grove, near Branford, causing losses estimated at Sl0 010. neisnboring cottage Was scorched.
 A dispatch to the Chicago Journal from Crown Point, Ind. saId that Professor John P. Herman of South Bend, Ind, who was divorced nn Thursday was mar ried at the Indiana city to Blanche Brlmmer, of Hansell, Iowa.
 After a brief evidence Saturday the million dollar alienation suit brought by Mrs. Dorj: Woodhouse against her hus- bands parents was halted to enable the jury to inspect she Woodhouse estate in Burlington, Vt.
 Eight prisoners convicted in the Bel fast assizes, for possession of firearms were given sentences ranging from nine months to seven years imprisonment, in addition to from ten to twenty Iashes with the cat or birch. The schooner Lizzie D. Small, Iet- eran in Atlantic coastwise trade is on a sand bar east of Two Mile Rock, off Westport, Mass, pounded by heavy seas, and it is believed she would be total loss.
 Bs ] a stenographer, was found in front of the furnace in her home on Bracket street, Portland Me, by firemen who i were called to extinguish blaze in the ] house. She had been burned to death. l The body of Frederick W. Prince of New York found dead in the hall of an l apartment house in Detroit under mys- l terious circumstances, bears the marks of a blow struck against the jawbone 1 two inches to the right of the chin. Warden H. K. Scott of the COnneetI- cut State prison announced that he had 1 received letter from William S. Gilbert of Trenton, N. J., offering his services as a professional executioner' for l hangings. Gilbert said his fees were $200 and expenses for an execution.
 William J. Farrell. who serevd if France as chaplain with the 104th in fantry, 18th division, has been awarded the distinguished service cross for risk ling his life repeatedly in the evacuation of wounded.
 Two students lost their lives and twen ! ty others were injured Saturday whei
 fire destroyed St Boniface college. Win
 
 noted of Canadian Catholic institutions
 The famous Jesuit library was also ee
 stroyed.
 As result of the discoeePy of
 large quantity of yarn at the home O
 Antonio Garmach in Amesbury severa
 days ago. local corporation detective
 announced that, they expected t
 uncover big traffic in yarns stolen iron
 Lawrence mills.
 Refuse oil covering the surface of Small pond in Everett, Mass caught fir and flames shooting 100 feet in the ai threatened the plants of the Beacon Oi . Go. and the New England Gas an Coke Co. Bremen had a hard fight t
 keep the fire from the two plants. Resignation of Dr. ". A. GranviIl president of Gettysbury college, to ;ak
 effect March 1, next, was announce ]. last night. Ha has been president the institution, known formerly . Pennsylvania college, since 1910. H went there from Yale university, Hhel he was professor of mathematics. The bin setting up for the constitutio , of the Irish Free State and known a ! l the constituent act, was published i ' London. It provides for the temporar ], continuation of the present system C 9 taxation and gives the Irish Free stat ? power to adopts acts applicable to othe g dominions. Representative Rainey, democrat, Il g illinois, who introduced a resolution fo investigation of reports that the Ku Klu ], Klan had conducted an initiation cert ! mony under the dome of the capitol, ar r1ounced that he would ask William