Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-13


 at Eos Angeles over moving bictufna of tue Mexican revolution scene Sss
 Ths 1etal valus ef thsj Eef ffRts |ef ence leader. is estimated at E. ,oog.
 A Rsselutien a4tfyins the incdnse tax ay1ie1draeMt to the federal cfu6fi- tuition was defeated ih the U tah legts
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 The War pspsrtmsnt Announeed the list of army officers will be i'm ' mediately promoted under the provis- E ion for encouragement of ranks .- Tho In<orn national Peace Dareau has addressed all the powers concerning
 tho question of tho limitation of arms aments Homsstead Entries May ey Msds rigation project Washing ton. begin
 ming April c. 19l1s ; sss. ! ssxton c. Foss of sondsrviiIs has been appofnted guardian of Mary l H. of Sam Walter Foss.
 Tho Revenue Cutter Sefysinot6 has been ordered to destroy a dangerous derelict lying six miles northeast of Cape Lookout nghtship Jamss N. Taylor, president of vKs- sar college, denies reports that scar 1 let fever prevailed among the stu
 dents of; the institution. The Contract for the Now York city postoffice was awarded to the Fuller Construction company of New York at it's bid of $2,515,26A ';ss Tho Larssst Single Meat Shipment on an order of the government since the Spanish war has left the Union stockyards at Chicago for Texas. After Livina with Bullet Pierced brain for forty days, John Farley, IA years old. of Mount Vernon. N N. died in St. Johns hospital in Yonkers. Garbed as Wi,itecaps, a score or more of women joined with about one hundred men in administering whip- ping to two women in Morgan county, Students Of the State University of Kentucky are being employed as fire { men in the place Of strikers on the Cincinnati, New Orleans and Texas Pacific tQueen & Crescent) trains. Aunt Mary Goddard of Durham, E V l Maine signalized her 101st birthday l by addressing meeting held in honor 1 of the event at the Friends neet ting house, of which society she is a de- | voted member
 The DuPont Powder Eenfpzny's | officers and directors, after an af1- day meeting in the rtiifis of their plant | at Pleasant Prairie promised to re- build the village and to pay every cent <x( l as result of the explosion Thurs i Gay night
 1 Governor Foss of Massachusetts al- f lowed to become a law without his signature the bill to increase the pay 1 of certain employees in the sergeant at arms department. The bill raises l the salaries of messengers from $850 i to $1,000 of assistant doorkeepers l from S95O to $1,000 and doorkeepers from s1,5oo to $1,soo. Mexico Will Resent intervention by l the United States or any. other coun ] try for the protection of the lives ] and property of their citizens resi- i dent in Mexico. In a statement in Washington Saturday. Ambassador de l La Barra, said that Mexico believes herself fully competent to protect all l interests in the country. not only her own, but those of foreigners.
 l The Nays Participation in the 1 joint manoeuvres contemplates sort of patrol of the eastern coast of Mex l ico. The scout cruiser Chester and ] the gunboat Tacoma are to sail along l the coast stopping at two or three ports The navy department does na5 fcalI the movement 8 patrol--in fact, l says the vessels are to move under 1 no orders of such character; and that I they are merely carrying out their ! part of the manoeuvres.