Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-28

President Taft Nominated George L. [ Townsend to be United States marshal for Delaware, Elmer E. Shawn, a Photographer long in the employ Of the Associated PresH, died at Denver.
 The 1912 Meeting of the Farmers national congress will be he'd in New Orleans in November,
 The Army and Navy Board is now ready to ship relics of the Maine to those who have secured allotmentS.
 Ths New Haven Socialists are invit- ing labor bodies to take part in 6 big parade and demonstration May day.
 The Turner's Falls, Mass, Cotton Mills advanced the wages of their sev- eTal hundred employees yesterday , per cent.
 Jtdsr ths VgiH Of Gen. John ". Noble. filed in 5t. Louis, his Law ii- brary will 90 to the Washington uni yersity.
 Mrs. Mortimer L. schiff Appeared before the grand jury in New York and gave testimony in the Brandt in vestigation.
 The Westinghouse Electric & Man ufactuFins Go. declared dividend of one per cent. on it's common stock yes terday the first since 1907.
 There VIII Be No Further lnvestiaa- { tien by the house of the Lawrence, lIass.. textile strike, and as 2, result no inquiry into the so-c8lled woOlen trust.
 An Advance n Wages varying from to 25 per cent. is announced by the management of the yVaterhouse 6s Howard worsted mills at North Ad- ans, Mass.
 Miners in Kansas, Missouri, Okla hona and Arkansas, whose contracts | expire Sunday, are awaiting the action of eastern miners before signing their | contracts for next year.
 Two Large Steamers Have Been Chartered to bring to Portland, Me, for Maine pulp mills 50000 cords of pulp wood from Ddlhousie and Chat ham, N. B, this summer. l Moro han 4s,ooO Automobiles were ! registered in New York state between 1 Jan. l and the first day of the present month, the cense fees from the regis 1 tration aggregating s506,o0O.
 John Arhuol<ls, the Well Known cof- ! foe Man, died early yesterday morning l at his home in Brooklyn He was T4 ! years old. Death was due to q gen eral collapse incident to age.
 At Meeting Of 3he Cotton Mil Managers of Utica, N. ', yesterday fl was decided to readiust the wages oi operatives, to take effect the last oI April, making a general increase.
 A coroner's Jury Found That Jean cite Nicholson, Is years old. of St Louis, died from the injuries received in basketball game at the Wfnne- bago Presbyterian church Friday.
 Officers of the New York, New Ha.- ven dr Hartford Railroad Co. have been considering the question of the electrihcation of a number of the smaller branch lines in Connecticut,
 Paints, Oils and Gasoline composed the fuel for 8 fire that destroyed the store of c. B. Coburn 6 Co.,. dealers in paints and oils at Lowell. Mass. yesterday, causing q loss estimated al $50,000
 The Arizona Legislature by an over wholniing majority adopted resolution, objecting to the appointment of forrne, Territorial Governor Richard Sloan tr be United States judge for the dlstrie- of Arizona.
 No Immediate Action. # Any, at tbj, session, on the presidents shovinf that the rates of the cotton schedule 1T the tarim law are too high will b, taken by the house committee on waTT and means.
 T1s Arrest Of Sheriff Charles o Emery Of York county, Me. charRet with offering to bribe County Attorne- Asa A. Richards tO protect iiduor sell CTS, has created 6 sensation througy1,Ir that county.
 i Prof. s. j. Zowski. Head of the de partnent of hydraulics at the TJ,iver sity of Michigan, has designed a tur bins which, 1t is said exceeds by near ly 50 per cent. the power of any othe turbine ever built
 There Are About $500 Textile Weav CTS and other workers on strike a . Passaic, N. J., and about twice a many others who are willing to work } but there is nothing for them to d. rfrsrs N1 f Ev-fI .F I,