Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-21

mothers home in Philadelphia yester- day.
 The Hoosac Worsted Company of North Adams, Mass, announces a higher schedule of wages dating from | March IS.
 Leonard Finletter, a retired lawyer, | was found dead in the library of his | home at Merton, Pa, with bullet over | the heart.
 Fire Early Yesterday Destroyed the big mill of. the Milton, N. H., Leather | Board company and caused loss that | will reach $i00,6O0.
 The Administration Building of the 1 naval training station at Newport, R l., was damaged by fire yesterday to the extent of s5,000.
 A Five Per Cent. Advance in Wages will go into effect March 25 in the North Pownal, Vt, Manufacturing company's cotton mills.
 Mrs. Harry Clark of West Philadel- phia jumped into the ocean at At lantic City, but was frustrated in her l attempt to end her life.
 The Queen Mary, Great 5ritain's 18th dreadnOught, was launchedNyes- terday at Jarrow in the presence of 1 thousands of spectators.
 A Strike of Weavers at the Nara | gansett worsted mills in North Ox- l ford, Mass, has apparently ended by 1 the discharge of the strikers.
 Five Directors of the United shoe Machinery company pleaded not gull " at Boston in the antitrust ease, and were held in $10,000 each.
 Senator 1eyburn of Idaho has re- l turned from Atlantic City, where he l went a fortnight ago suffering with lesion over his left eye He is prac- | tically well.
 The Question of international action at Canton. China, has caused a con flict ot opinion between the United States consul general and the British consul general
 | Word Has Been Receve5 at Vest port Conn, of the death of Daniel c. Webster. q vel EnoWn sculptor, in Chapel Hill Texas. al the home Of ! his Wife's parents.
 
 Unless Some Arrangement is Made 1 soon to permit the shipment of eSplo- sives into Mexico. large mining indus tries probably will 6e compelled 10 suspend operations.
 The Four West Warren, Mass, Get 1 ton Mills of tEe rhUrndille company remained closed yesterday because of a strike of S00 operatives for @ greater advance in wages than has been granted.
 TraiIl County, N. D., Which in 1904 gave Roosevelt a majority Of l, 400 on a. vote of 1900, Tuesday returned a plurality for La Toilette of SSQ, while Taft received but 21 votes out os the l.520 cast.
 Several Thousand Emp0yes Of paper and paper pulp mills in New England will participate in a wage advance on May 1, announced by the International Paper company and Great Northern Paper company.
 The Davis 6. Furber Machine com pany Of North Andover, Mass, an nOUnces that beginning next Monday [ the shops will go on a schedule of 0f hours weekly. There will be no re- 9 ducton h pay.
 Safe Breakers Early Yesterday vis-
 ited the office of the Coventry com
 pany's mill at Anthony, R. l., and after ] blowing open the safe found only two . or three pay envelopes, containing not } more than S10.
 Paul H. Lathrop, son of Mayor La 5 throp of Springfield. Mass. was before ] the Hartford court today charged wltr f the reckless operation Of an automo- r bile. He was placed under bond O |. $500 for a hearing next Saturday.
 An Important Gift to the Harvard
 graduate school of applied science
 consisting of a high tension electrica
 laboratory that is expected to outranl all others, was announced yesterday
 The name of the donor Is withheld.
 Gene Montani, the New York Chauf
 feur, who drove the taxicab in whicl | two bank messengers were blackjacket y and robbed of S20,000 in cash, was yes terday sentenced to from 10 years to |
 years and two months in state prison = Mrs. Minerva A. Saunders, who hat T the distinction of having read nor r than 5000 novels during her 34 years y service as librarian Of the Pawtucket y R. l., public library. died at her hom = there yesterday. She was 74 year = old.
 o As the Experts Have Not Yet com e pleted their examination of the ac s counts of the Lawrence strike commit
 tee, the injunction proceedings wer
 postponed in the Massachusetts su
 preme court yesterday until next Mon a day.
 l. Mrs. Blanche Carson of San Fran T cisco, who was arrested at New Yorl Il for smuggling several thousand dollars . worth of jewelry on her arrival iron u India committed suicide yesterday b v hanging herself out of the window o le her hotel.
 Railroads Win Be Obliged to Furnis
 passes to members of the Rhode Islan
 general assembly and of the propose > public utilities commission if the sub n Etitute public utilities act which wa n reported fayorabIy to the house yes y terday is passed.
 Q, Salvatore Caruso, Leader of a Gan
 Of highwaymen who held up and mur
 deFed Denton Fowler, Cd. paymaster a h a bricky&rd and George Pagsdale, n negro driver, near Hudson on Sept. .e 1910. was electrocuted at Clinton N r 'S prison yesterday morning.
 The Fall River Cotton Manufacturer
 association, through it's secretary. re
 piled yesterday to the request of tn
 textile council for an increase in wage n of 15 per cent, saying that the deman s was eyorbitant in the existing naarke h conditions and could nos be compile
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