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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-16
New Member from Iowa Gave the Senate
 the Surprise of Its Existence
MADE DIGNIFIED MEMBERS GASP
Speaking Upon the Tariff, Mr. Young Lectured the
 Older and Crave Senators from the Standpoint of an Editor, which in Private Life He Is-His Speech
 of an Hours Length Commanded Strctest Attention.

Washington. Doc. ts.a Senator t.a- faystto Young of iowa todny Rnve Tho legislative body of which ho has been a manber exactly ten days Che sur prias of lta existence. ile had pre- pared tp make sn attack on his cole league. Senator Cumming. who neeha pnaHuRe of concurrent resolution. changing tho rules of the senate and hpuae Ho as tO permit piecrmchl re- vision of tho Payne Aidrich thriH law. This he did and more.
 BoninR hia tOga when he arose. ho iectuFed tho grave and diguihnd hcnh- tors from tho standpoint or an editor. which he is in private llfe
 Made Senate Gasp and Gasp Again.
 rho senate gnspcd and then laughed when Mir. Young told it that the coun- fry would feel relieved were congress Co adjourn altogether for two "holid' genrH It gamped again when hn ni- iuded Co ita members in breezy Fash ion as boys" and when he declared Chat tho editors of tho country. and not congress. ruled tho country, the galleries joined with senators In gem srui hilarity.
 Spoke His Real Thoughts.
 Senator Young's speech. which oc- supied leas than an hour. commended thc strictcst attention. Tho senator had prepared an address which was before him on his desk. but ho seldom consulted the printed transcript. He warmed as ho proceeded and appar- entiy realizing that it might be at once his saiutatory and his swan song Inc spoke his real thoughts on logisla- ton and on tho national legislature.
 Called His Colleagues Boys"
 His reference to editors and print CTS ink as inc real directors of the destiny of tho nation was followed by disavowaI of any intent to offend. When he called his colleagues boys" fs accompanied 1t with n wave of his hand This incident followed d story of how. just as he was about to take
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-16
MeroriaE Exercises for Late sfzHo1
 AcVicsar of R-oes Island.

Provfdanca. R- L. Dec L5--3Ee-1GZ-l-s , exercises for the IaEe Rev William Mo yicEar Episcopal bishop oE Rhode Is land held n his former church St Johns tonight were attended Cy Eve bfSa1us- including the bIstCp-eIecE 1t the diocese Rev. James Perry Of New Haven Conn Right Re- William Law rance. bISuup. of 3[asSacEusstCs- who delivered tgsa etIIgzv- Bishop NIuCon of western 3La<3Sac- c-i1uSeE-s, EdwarI NJ Parker cg4dJuE9r bishop 1L New FFerr1uSrfrs- and I4ucie1 L. 6Iu<7lIug. bishop of southern BrazIi- Others pres ergt Included President Fauuce Of Brown university Mayor FTeCnsr of Prov l1ence and Rev. J-sarre6 Srorrs of Brooklyn N. T-
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-16
CLYDE LINER COLORADO
 REPORTED IN TROUBLE.
Making But Four Knots an Hour Wireless Message Picked Up.

New York, Dec. 15.-The Clyde line steamship, inbound from Boston, which was reported in trouble today On the sound, passed Fire Island at 5.2o D. rn making slow time, but apparently in no need of assistance. The wireless station at Fire Island picked up a message from the Colorado to the Sen ator of the same line, saying that the vessel was making four knots an hour given.
 The Clyde line offices had received no word from the vessel up to tonight and in the absence of news were in clined to think that today's reports were unofficial despatches from some- one who viewed the situation with un- necessary alarm. The vessel has no cargo aboard. which probably accounts for her having a rough time in a blow
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-16

tho train for Washington and inc sen- ale. h constituent "bnttDnholch" him.
 "Go down there. senator" said tho constituent. land for Heavens sake put up light for The consumer"
 "f will not" Mr. Young said he re- piled. Those boys there are doing that am going to fight for The pfo- ducer"
 Quaint and ForeefuJ Language.
 Standing in Senator Tiilmnn'e place, Mr. Young attracted general atten- lion when hn arose, not only because of the novelty involved in Il set speech from ao new senator. but because or the auuiutncss and forcsfuiness Of his language hs he warmed to his Wofk.
 Opposed Revision of Tariff.
 Mr. Young opposed all efforts at re- vision of the existing tariff law be- cause, ns hc contended, the law pro- tccts the interests of tho farmer. He had great fear. he said, that ultimately tbe adoption of the resolution would provo injurious tO tho great agricul- tural interests.
 "rhe principal complaint against the tariff ag regards prices" he said, has had reference To the products of the farm. Therefore we might anticipate that the first schedule that would come from the other house would be the agricultural schedule. am afraid Tor Secretary WllBOn or any HuinDcr of great farmers 10 be caught alone with that schedule with no means Of defense.
 "rhe weapons of offence and defence in Legislation are the right of amend ment and the privilege of offering sub stitutcs. My colleague would take away from himself and myself the right of introducing the woolen sched- ulc as substitute for a proposed amendment which might put agricul- tural products on the free list. If the proposed rulo should become the law of the two houses we would be denied the privilege of fighting for our inter ests by the arraignment and introduce ton of the interests of Others.'
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-16
CHIEF JUSTICE WHITE
 TO BE SWORN IN MONDAY.
Senate Concurs in Appointment of As-
 sociate Justices.

Washington, Dec. 15.--The appoint ment of Judge Willis Van Devanter of Wyoming and Juseph Fucker Lamar of Georgia to be associate justices of the United States supreme court was con- cured in by the senate today.
 The appointments, sent to the senate Monday by President Taft, had been taken up at d special meeting of the judiciary committee early in the day. The committee approved both nomina- tions and urged their immediate con- firmation. It was desired to show full honor to the two appointees to the su- preme court and to this end the spe- cial meeting of the committee was held and confirmation was effected without referring the favorable reports to the executive calendar.
 It has not yet been announced when the two new associate justices will take the oath of office. Chief Justice White. whose appointment was con- firmed Monday, will be sworn in as chief justice Monday, Dec. 19.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-16
IMPORTANT COURT DECISION
On the Sale of Prison Made Good. in
 Pennsylvania.

Ptttsburg. Dec. 15.-Iudge ]. ]. Mil Ter, sitting specially in common pleas court today, rendered an opinion which will have an imt.ortant bearing on the sale of prison-made goods in Penusyl- vania. A Philadelphia firm sought an injunction against Warden John Fran cis of the Western peniteutiary to pre- vent him from using power machinery In the manufacture of mats. The mats were made by convict labor but finish cd in a building within the prison walls by free labor, The judge held tha, since the law provided that the produc, of penal institution must not be made by power machinery. even only in part the manufacture Of mats must cease unless they are produced bv hand or foot power machines
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-16
STRIKING GARMENT WORKERS N < FRENZY OF DESPAIR
Labor War n Chicago 7ezcd=s 5erT- oGs StaG-Ao 7r1aoect of Peace

Cnicago Dec I5.-Tne ressI1g Of all hope of an immediate settlement of the garment VJrEera- strike threw many Of the strikers into 2 frenzy of de4pair today and tEle labor war reach ed 2 serious stage Ea riots which Es- killed another was probably fatally wounded four policemen were injured and another striker Uaa badly hurt
 The strikers Te-= skI6C during q riot in which the garment workers 2-- tacEsd the bl1eeoers with ~blacs5aclzz7 Of their own con=ErT-ctI11- heavy pieces Of lead through E0lss in wlt.1 leather thongs had been passed and made fast
 The dead and badly TnJured-
 Frank EagreazE shot t1ree times one bullet pier1lng h=ar-5 d-ed instant
 Michael Tfnx=vyezz shot through left lung
 CharIsz k WI=n=z=. detz-t1vs ser geeut. sEuII fraeturzd-
 Ri0tilg vas 2Eectpi-4cad w1=u An rI= N=viacez- zt-IEe1rezEs slap ped q picket who had seized her Pr rz-= detectives lnte-EeCet. policemen went -l their assistance and the riot 51= became general
 Only one arrest was made >-alI=L-zs Bricks identified as one JE the -leE who began the fighting being taken
 AS result of me EL1E- avery 1IV4laz- bIe policeman in Chicago has 1@eu or dered on reserve duty 10 be prepared 10 rush into the strike district
 Another effort -o devise means 1f afTecEEuz q settlement was begun by the city council cGEuL--5=- headed oy rn. mayor and long conference was held late today with representatives 1L the Chicago Federation oE Labor and the clothing manufacturers The re- suit of the conference was uoC made public our all sides agreed an muedI- ate settlement was unlikely
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-16
For Judicial Se-rier-.-- e 0iselras
 Ss-naa1 NstIcrs

vpzS-i-Eroa. Dec T5-Tnar tra worst results oE arbitration are in 1aTcufa 5Iv oeCcsr than the best efforts obtained through war and that 2 per -11znent c0urt cE aroE-raI justice, Of . judicial and uoC q Gi1Iorratic charac- rzr = me ideal for which humanity should strive in It's moral task 0t a10iIsrI1g war was the prevailing sentiment oE the operirg session to- night of an f--erra-t71aI conference under auspices at the American S0c5- -t~ for Judicial >rrClaUe1r of Inter r94 rf1~-4f T9fS717-zS
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-16
CONGRESS THURSDAY.
Nr. Young of Iowa Makes His Maiden
 Speech in the Senate.

Washington. Dec 15.--Senator Young of Iowa made his maiden speech in the senate today. He opposed the change in tine rules of the two branches of congress urged by his colleague. Mir. Cummins. and argued in favor of leav- ing ths tariff alone for & while. He ssid he was afraid that another revis- ion would be harmful to the great ag- ricutural interests.
 The nominations of Judges Van De- wMnter and Lamar for associate jus &~a- of the supreme court we're con fifrned and several hours were devoted 10 the consideration of the omnibus claims bill.
 Both branches Of congress adjourned out of respect to the late Representa- tiva Joel Cook of Pennsylvania, the ho-ise being in session only a few min wfe-
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-16
Movement for Greater PFetsoarg
 Takes Active Eo-r~-

PIttSbUrg- Pa Dec I5--TfIe -ovs- vr,ecl for 3 greater PItEsbt1-g by rhs annexation Of many c+ ICS p.apUfous suburbs took active form today AZ 9 meeting iu tl1e chamber of commerce attended by 800 prominent business and professional men. l committee 70 go before the S-1Ce legislature tTIs winter and u-Se rf1e raSsaEe of q bill giving the necessary authority for an aexarion of such horoeEI1s as may de- sire 10 come within the city was ap- pointed.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-16
carneaie at the White House.

Washington, Dec. 15.-Andrew Car negie visited the White house today and chatted for nearly an hour with President Taft. The president con- graduated Mir. Carnegie on his gift of S10.000 coo to promote peace among the nations. He added laughingly that if Mir. Carnegie had any more tens of millions of dollars that were not working he was sure some one of the government departments could use the money to advantage.
 By way of rejoiuder. Mir. Carnegie said that if he started providing the government with funds he surely would begin with the chief eXecutiNe.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-16
Gift of stoo,ooo to Vale Forest School.

New Haven, Dec. 15-Announce- rsent was made here tonight by the ' ale university authorities or the gift or sfOO,0O0 to the Yale forest school by Mrs. Edward IT, Hartman. for tbe establishing Of a chsir iu forest man aKement in memory of her huAband. the late F. II Hartman. The forest . hooi at the present time numbers so students and prior to hts d~4th Mir. Hartman wu. much iuterestrd in the work 0r the school. the first practical work of the students having been cone ou tt- Hartman estate at Ar frn
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-16

sl9ffics@Ht to pay of the mortgage 1a the procertg, .sIA c@ll for only s7a.8G0 @s the c1Nzr@za clol aas IT. Ghe mean t-rhs redgced the mortgage By Cs@ Gls- isrenc@ 1@rEeel rle r799 eHo1ats-
 8rz- Panel. q J- Leonard Of Brook lFas named ln the n-lI for 2 legacy of sss090, has dlede and tk@ Geg1gesC re- yerL2 Eo rae res-J4erY estate
 Mrs. Augusta. 5tetsoass crown 1E dls- Ed9nds and orea stp5l ls 2 gift retgrr e1 The 4eFe4er who sold it g0 Ars. 5retsol nine years ago sa.fd today that he Fem ern 5er=d cae sale well TEe stones were carefully seI@ctsd he saId, and the crown WAS worth about LOGO. Nrs. <teraon had orlere1 Ir zelr Co 4lrs- Eddy at Concord N- F.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-16
NEW PENSION BILL
FsvorsbIy Reported Yesterday by House Committee on Invalid Pensions.

Washington. Dec. 15.--A bill granting pensions to any persons who served ninety days or moro in the military or naval service during the Civil war. or sixty days iu the war with Mexico honorshly discharged. and 62 years old or more. wsS reported faVorablN by the house committee on invalid pensio ions today. The pension is graduated from tih Q suouth to thoso 62 years old to $36 month to those I5 years of age or over Present pensioners are entitled to the benefits of the bill under condi- tions to prevent duplication of pen sious
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-16
Ten Lives L1zt i1 Virginia Nine Ex-
 -Ics-r.

Norton. Va De1- +-.-TE4 death -cIT in -1e =zEI9sI7n t1 the CFreeu0 mine 1ear here yes-ert7y was ten men Nine Were kIILet1 n the explosion and oE- G5ed after being CaLz=. Gur- The Last two men 10 De rescued were found car lv today n T seUf-ccrsciorIs condition Iu1u1edTa rely following the explosion these two cEaBEsef n ac air pipe that connects with -I-a outside and with . sIeciE= hammer broke r-a pine They stood by ans sru-ez 1t air supply % hours and managed % <ae7 alive The r-<rgra CiaFl of these men who had been given uV for dead WAS the cause gc uusI rzi75efu- today
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-16
'CroWnofDiamonds
 A Gift Returned
THE pEsfoUEgY ESTATE Or Trs
 MOTHER CHURCH ENRICHED.
CHANGES BROUGHT BY TIME
Materially Lessen she fatalities >< srs Estate of Mrs, Mary Ss<sr Ecty so Individual Ls4ss..s,

New York. u@e fs<-Tae IaDee Of years bas brought 1Hzuzes thzC raz~ tsfi@tly lessen G34s liabilities Of Gfe @s~ eafe of Mrs Mary Baker Fsddr f1 bn- 44giGaaI ses<ae@es bn Gags city and which cores 1Dndi8xfg enrich eaG Fes- .GuarV estate H}llsG g9 Gae Mother church in E1ss0n-
 The provision Of Ghs e6IaefI Of %G- Venoer, f401. GeVisfa9 fo fne Second Church Gf Christ. s5e}eng1sg, ln ghls ctty, & sum not Go exceed sI1S,660 and
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-16
Death of an Old-Time Actor.

New York. Dec. f5.-Tbe death ct Alexander Duymond. an oId-tinIe ac- tor. at his home in Jamaica Plain. is announced. paymoud under the stage name of sydney Alexander, was member of Edwin Booths company and supported kate ClaNtou in The Two Orphans. He was born in St Johns. N. F.. in 1S47.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-16
NORTHWEST BLIZZARD RAGING
 IN NORTHERN NEW YORK STATE
Trolley Traffic at StsndstilI-Eiqht Inches Snow-Mercury Falls.

Saratoga. \. Y, Dec. I5-Interurban trolley traffic in this region virtua lily was at a standstill tonight owing to an eight inch fall of snow X north west blizzard began in the afternoon increasing in violence throughout the day. The snow fall covered the lower Adirondacks and tonight there was no indication of a let-up. A drar in tenn perature accompanied the storm.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-16
sr2c.cco Fire a- E=i-ez,... aIzs<z-

E-1f-bauxs. ALa5xz Dec t5.-F-= r7- 5a- tesrrCy=f nine 7grldi1gs h=r=. -e4usuE a1se II =-rs=s of sLz1. 1d6, For 2 time CnA flames threatened - 17- --r-v rf-e entire city The -e-c----7 t5v=r-tf around 51 degrees 5e~w z=-r and the ire fighters zuEsreG great Y T. will .. -ec=ssar-r 70 z-1cTra.e e-gert and -0es Cs several
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-16
oevsloQeG Hydrc1hosiz After Trree
 Years

Nashua N. H, Dee t5--TEe bite cf 8 dog three years ago caused the death here today Of Charles | Rich ards. 4S years old, local agent for the New Hampshire Wpr1s-S Humane S.'- cieyy- RicharLS was taken IL Mon day with 2nsum0nla- and yesterday symptoms of byGrop phe15ls developed
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-16
5rfze.Iorisz S.~ ss-leG.-rc Lea
 -.rfz-e- l.ezzi

PhILzE=L1Gzz DeC- -5.-Fni z1.r Iz ' or1pcse1 reW sz.0G9-16G loan U-irz wzz zp1rlVzd z- the November st=C
 rzo1 was declared l-elgzL today -- tEe -rCr- ct coCu11 cLzaz- which ID held =1tr arpuEEr 1T -de -x1zT.rz Co-Ui-ree on LE-z ground that in zC
 vzr-Iz4uE -de new Loan me specific and accurate l11s1CelrEzz was not ze< forth az fully AS Ls rez--t-et by law
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-16
7-1f-gr6 Grsejfi-zeis- Cse.r t1. Car
 -.1fs 1.zc. E-1rcs-l>-

2zrlz Dec L5--L@zc-rs If me r.z 2 movement in France. Ike Le1r 56ur- Ee1E and Baron D E.srs5zc1el.s Ce f[G1sEe1c eE7-=ss 5r1fC11t FTzri6ez- - EI11 0V=r Et1= CaruegI1 1eace f5T1cGa- -zo1- Baron D E-sUdu--zlIes .z .s-- e--Lz L. lT =1tll-zlesLlr- Ef= 1zz z-zTz man -zErzd thar --= C11-sd States w1CI1 show the WAY co E11V=rzaI 1eaee ts E-1rCEe and he s zC present e-rzCE Eug fur z1 extensive ->crlr= tour 11 rt-s EesL=-r rIE-v-rsl-l-s 51 -Iz -st States n the -r-=r=s- of --e -sa-e r-r- -aEzr-s
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-16
For Memorial Suites tn Dean Wriqht
 Dormitory, Vale.

New Haven. Dec. I5.--rhe commits tee on the Dean Wright memorial dor mitorv Of Yale university announced tonight the receipt of S1,ooe from Mrs. A 1T. liclo of Dallas. Texas for me. mrriul suite lu the hutldWg in mtm- urN ot her sou. the late Alfred II, Hclo, Jr.. of the class of '96, The committee also announced the receipt of Sa.OpO ttom Mrs. John Hay to establish a memorial suite in memory ut her son, tb~ lst- Adcleorl Stoue ildS uf tho eisxs of 2p
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-16
Gcs.-r1-'s Sta= co---zrcec te 7.ce--
 --- i-zGcz-zf 1z-zc.

E2--ford Conn Dec- I5--Ad lI-czi D ! Ger=raI George 1[ Cole today azs11sei orders commanding the E1Te--.1r [ zEE -1 -eEorC 1E the Allyn 19Tz= 1erf n full ,+ress -c--Zr- oE -1= aECsr-Cr'. l. q Jan for zr-e-czucs 5c -te Eov.C- nor at -t1e 1zl- --zl -arzde- -L111zr orders &4r= lssuzG 60 -1z two z-10-a- - nEzs 0s -de Governors F-co- Guard
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-16
c.rt-zI Ve--o-c - 7a-aHe a-e A-
 T-s-Ss.

M1rrpeIier. Vt Dec t5-The Cen trzL Vermont -a.Lroa6 will bl1tTt I .ew Lz14 from Wz-Ezc- - 8-zt-Ieoorc- cn --a Vermont zztf= of -l-e C0a-e.-E-,;-- river 1araUeIizE r-e racks ot -.. E7s1er and 1[45-= rsitroaE E --e Var vrrorr LeEfsf7rrl-e will z-a1r r T --a- zc-AfIe rhz--e-
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-16
Passing CT sn Cl! New Her< Land
 mark.

New York. Dec l5.-TruStees Of the old Masonic Temple. at the northea Sr corner et Twenty third street and Sixth avenue are ready to tear down the lardrnarl> and build on the site an oT*ico SkYScrdper to cost Si -e0o, 04e- Plans for the structure have been drawn. and InlI Sctiou ou the project is expected Jo be t&ksI, by the trustees toInorrow. when they will meSe tS open bids for construction.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-16
E.rs. cabinsr oln,sr of sne seas.n

Washington. Dec. I5.-Taa tt-sC cab Inec 5IDDer of Cse- season MAS given hv he president and Mrs TafC ar the White House tonight. Nearly all mem b-rS of the. ssJ otBe- sslr9 their wives were iu artetslaucet The other guests tuclu led Ntr. and Mrs fteury L. Sum son, Miss Taft aud Cseusgss5n IafJc. fJy table was decorated with Esin> r,,>es and .u4jdcnhair terGtS> \ uIaSl.-3 2 tol- lVWeS the 1luncr
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-16
Typhoid Epidemic at Annapoli. Is on
 the Wane.

Washington. Dec. 15.-The typhoid epidemic at Annapolis in the opinion of the medical officers Of the navy. is on the wane. Among the thirty pa tients there are now only ons or two serious cases, and barring unforeseen developments, Surgeon General Stokes Is confident that all will recover
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-16
-oFfazy Recess ,+ --. aeuss-

Washington 0ec. 5-Eec-or-a ! aEerS have agreed uccr plan whereby the holiday -eCeSs g[ rhs house win begin after -sxr Th1rstiag . session and corrIrua u-r1L WsdceSGsy Jan l. Later C-- possibly n gs1uz-y evening sessions lt --e house are 1ka- rv with g view -- =a-iIi-zl1g t-e at- --f-fs--r-for'= Legislative programme
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-16

Havana. Dee. Major General rinD Guerra hse rendered his fssigDA~ tlpn as commander in chief Of tbS army This tbs president has returned. requesting it's WffbGfaHhL ft is re- ported that General Guerra has fss fused to withdraw his resignation and tbht ths matter fs continuing t0 Ds tne subject of negotiation,
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-16
54rstl72 1F S5<-b-c- Gun CT c~u5z.r
 Ss--S4trxz-Fa

EFaSnln ln2rt1 Ez- -5-tlgs gt the StN-jrcf guns -r rEe J-uo-sI crIissr 2 PeEnSy Iva 1I4 burst I- the uluzz-e vss- rarGav while E1e ship was az target practice 1u C11a PacfEC coast There wars no casualties Rear Admiral Ear-v. comma ud51g -he Pacific tieet- reporyed the accident 10 cka navy de pdrtrueur from Mara Eslaud today
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-16
The Urkindest Cut.

The most unkindeSt cut of all Is the petition of the patrons of the RooSe- welt. N. j.. post office that its name shall be changed, How would Wood rowwiisonville answer s-Boston Tran script.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-16
Covered and Bound Five Men.

This morning he went to q hardware store and bought l. revolver. anuunI- tIon and a coil Of rope. He then ea- tered the bank where he covered Cash fer Bert OFBrien and four other man with tFle weapons Altar E5s saEe had been opened by Inc cashier at Wards direction the Ave men were marched into 2 back room and forced 10 lie ou the floor. The lone bandit then tide the men and gagged them with ganrlE- sackIng.
 After taking E. 300 from the vaaIc Ward walked to q hardware store purchased q rifle and large number of cartridges, and mounting his horse rode rapidly away In q short tIae the men in the bank were discovered and released l posse formed quickly and started after Ward
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-16
Appointed Temporary Receiver of tn.
 Corinttan Yacht Club.

Bridgeport. Conn, Dec. 15.-Judge William H. Williams in the superior court here today appointed Thomas Hoyt temporary receiver for the Corin- thian Yacht club. The liabilities Of the club were not given.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-16
Heavy Flahtina in Alsxisa.

ChthuAhuss. Mexico pec, l5-Hessvy fighrins is reported eo~tay near San Andres. about thirty miles east ot where Sundays battle was fought in Cerro FriTto between EnS0rrectos au6 regulars.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-16
7seu-z So,e1- oy cz.

Pl--Sct1rE- De- L5-A EIl5 sw=G- through r-e P---s9UrE llsC-Ic- n aEr=ruCcu. zz% z-ez-aSc intensity calrE fat 5u me city Tea ig1esr ~sl1--l-T registered z- the vza-1=- l1-eau --es s7rcv-elgac ul5ies an hour -vcit= rh= average for the is- vas -r-y-ETe miles
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-16
coanterfsi,ed the Union Label.

Now York. Dee. 15-A number of manufacturers ug this rity have conn telfeited the union label according to . statement made today Co District Attorney Whitman by Stmuel Gum- per- president ur the American Fed sr~tinu of Labor. Nir Guuucia re- -nesf~r that ihe matter ba taken hr tore tbs grand jur! and .urpiied a iist af ShD 0am he a1cusaS
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-16

IuD Jan@iro. Dec. islalroG sailors who took part in the recent nDtinies in tnf navy hove been desD1tcbtgd to remote states, where they will s,s employed in building highways and railroads Merchant crews are tss=insr recruited for Inc dreadnongftts Liberty parties from the British warsfyiDs in the Tssr- Dor visited the city today.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-16
Cabled Paragraphs

Brussels, Dec. tsea@Tne ftGvS1 Acad. HrpF today awarded fhs Charles "a Grange pffz6 for work on the ffyEsies of ulf earth to fyr. q, A. fatrer, director Df the department of fefrHstriSi rD9g' ton.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-16
AeropIanes for German Army and
 Navy,

Berlin. Dec. 15.-The ministers of marine and war have decided to intro duce aeroplanes in the regular service Officers from both arms will be select cd for instruction as pilots.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-16
7@c-.ss--ztIl. Esto.lrzf o< Lo4Ta5z-.

l1-r5daced d. 5zlL % create 2. n0u-14rrl- sa1 wGrlds Panama exposition 22l1- ldLrr@e for est1111I8rzrIaz rte =Xps]sLrlc1 T which rae 1.-- 1eslEn4 to oe maid n New Cyrg-a E9