Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-07

cially olive oil. is causing rioting in Lisbcn and troops have to be called out to disperse the mobs.
 The Mine Rescue Apparatus Is Now an important factor in reducing loss of life and property, according to government mine expert. Jules Vedrines, the French Aviator, promises to startle the world next Wednesday with an aeroplane feat the nature of which he is keeping secret. High Skilled Tradesmen in Many Lines have been exceedingly scarce, but calls for general help have not been excessive in the New England labor market.
 The Camorrists on Trial at Viterbo, Italy, amused themselves guying and ridiculing Marshal Paris, one of the detectives who collected evidence against them.
 Speeding Around a Sharp Curve ,'n the Montgomery road at Westfield, causing the death of John Cronin, aged 3S, of ChicOpee.
 When John Murray, Young Lynn, Mass, lineman. employed by the tele phone company. grabbed hold of heavily charged wire by mistake he was electrocuted.
 Music Will Cost Chicago Theater |, managers S5O,00O more during the com ingt year than it did last year The Chicago Federation of Musicians has raised the salaries of the players from 20 to 50 per cent
 Harry RelIis, Tariff Rate Expert, before the house sugar trust investi- GatlnG committee aXnr6eSpH tho nrtin- ion that a secret understanding as to rebates apparently exists between the railroads and sugar shippers. A Building in Main Street, Midland. Pa. occupied as a general sore and living apartment by J, A. Sforia, was dynan1ited. Sforia has twice within month tried to pay over s1,OoO to the writer of Black Hand letters. Saying That the Fire Risk in Boston is one of the heaviest in the world, Fire Commissioner Da1y in his annual re- port declares that the fire department is in a crippled condition for the lack of the necessary number of firemen Matthew J. Hart, Secretary of tie New Bedford Cotton Weavers' Pro- tective association. and president of the National Federation of Weavers, died at New Bedford Saturday, follow
  Bingham, C Town in the Backwoods of Maine lost one-fifth of it's valuation Ky fire Saturday and had close call from conf1agration when three business blocks in the center of the town were burned, with an aggregate loss of $55,- 900.
 Within the Past Few Days Woon- socket, R. l., physicians have reported f0 f11o I1oI r. G1z,, typhoid fever and one death. The pa tlents have been drinking water from spring in the freight yard of the New Haven road.
 Fourteen Hundred Excursionists who went to Provincetown yesterday to view the battleships and visit the Pilgrims first landing place spent the night on the ocean, for the steamer Dorothy Bradford on which they are passengers is fogbound in the outer harbor.
 A Wireless Despatch received in Halifax, N. S.. last night stated that the British cruiser Cornwall is stran- ed on the lodges of Cape Sable, few miles from the southwest lodges where the Canadian flagship Niobe went on the rocks July 30.
 Joseph Tinker, shortstop of the Chi cagO Nationals whose failure to ex- hibit sufficient enthusiasm in fielding in Saturdays game was given as the reason for the fine and suspension has been reinstated and will appear in the game with New York today.
 Albert G. Butler of MapIewood. Mo-, suburb of St. Louis, yesterday re- turned after an absence of a year and in a quarrel with his sweethearts' brother, Eugene Walsh, shot and kill ed the latter. Butler was taken in custody by Rev. James Broadhead, a Methodist clergyman.
 Col. c. c. McD. Townsend Of the United States engineering corps, is to investigate complaints made by fruit growers that the large quantities of water taken out of Lake Michigan by the Chicago drainage canal. which flows from the lake to an outlet in the Mississippi, has had the effect of changing the climate of Illinois, Mich igan and Wisconsin.
 Third Degree Report Sheds No Light.
 Especial to The Bulletin)
 Washington, Aug. 6.-The report of Senator Brandegee of the work of his third degree" committee was present. ed to the senate yesterday. It is not tie fault of the committee that the re- port failed utterly to shed any real light on the third degree question. Its inquiry was limited to Investigating the practice by officials of the United States If had many pacas hafora