Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-06

Eighty Automobiles were destroyed yesterday when the garage of Hannah 6 Henry, at Ogdensburg, N. Y, was burned. The total loss is about S200,- 900.
 Champ Clark. Out of Difference to Governor Wilson, refused to permit his name to go before the New Jersey democrats as a candidate for the pres idential nomination.
 An Advance in Wages of Per Gent for the 300 employees of the Pioneer woolen mill at Pittsfeld, Me, owned by the Robert Dobson company, was announced yesterday.
 The Resignation of Sheriff Charles | O. Emery of York county Me, who was acquitted of bribery charges by ! the legislature yesterday, was handed to Governor Plaistead.
 Mrs. Hettie Green, for the first time | in her business career of nearly fifty l years, has opened offices of her own, at III Broadway, New York, q stones throw from Wall street.
 The Sale of the Rhode Island Coal | company's property at Portsmouth, R. l., unless money to operate the mine is forthcoming, is recommended by Re- | ceiver John T. Burnett.
 William Dick, who started as a small ! grocer at New York many years ago, and later became a factor in the Am erican Sugar Refining company, died yesterday in his 9Oth year.
 The Bill Limiting Labor on govern ment work by private contractors to eight hours day was ordered favor ably reported from the senate commit tee on education and labor.
 Joseph Lynn, a Workman in an aque- duct shaft in New York. was crushed co death as he paused to push two companions from beneath an iron cage which fell following an explosion.
 Because of a Strike of finishing room and color shop operatives at the Arnold print works at North Adams, Mass, the engraving room is practical ly the only department in operation.
 Two Delegations of 192 Members, one for President Taft and the other for Colonel Roosevelt, will represent Wayne county, Mich, at the state re- publican convention at Bay City, April H.
 In a Street Duel at Beaumont, Tex, yesterday, M A. Mcknight and w. c. Whitney, business men of Beaumont killed each other. Both were build ing contractors, and had quarrelled over work.
 Airboatmanship is the Word which should be applied to the art of sailing a hydroaeroplane, in the opinion of Captain Washington I. Chambers, who has chage of the navy's aviation ex- periments
 The Pacific Coast Tong War, which has resulted in six deaths since Feb ruary 2, broke cue at San Francisco again yesterday in the shooting of Tue QuOng Sing, member of the Hop Sing Tong.
 Captain Jabez Amsbury, who mar nowly escaped death in wrecks and fires in the g years that he sailed all the oceans of the world, died at his home at Rockport, Me-, yesterday, aft CT weeks illness.
 The Returns from Tuesdays Wiscon- sin election for delegates to the nation al convention indicate that Governor . Woodrow Wilson will have at least 20 and Champ Clark four delegates out of 26 to be chosen.
 The Trial of clementine Barnabet the Lafayette, La, negress who admits she killed IT members of her race in order, as she explained, that they might gain immortality, is to be placed on trial there next week.
 A Runaway Trolley Car in Albany N. Y.,jumped the track and after turn ing turtle crashed through a wall into a bedroom in which three persons were sleeping. All of the seven passengers and the crew were injured. The State Prohibition Convention al Delaware. O.. declared for equal suf- frage, the initiative and referendum and direct election of United States senators, and rejected the policy of To- cal option in their platform. Women Will Replace Men as wire less operators on the steamships in the North Pacific if the plans of R. H Armstrong, manager of a wireless tel egraph company that has contracts with many lines. are followed. Tho B. 3. 6 R. Knight Co.,. which re- cently gave an increase of 10 per cent in wages. announced to the cotton trade yesterday that it had made ad- vances of a quarter and half a cent a yard on the goods it produces.
 Suits Aggregating $175,oOo are to be filed against Chicago saloonkeepers and the owners of the buildings ir which the saloons are located. because of the sale of liquor to the four con- victed slayers of Mrs. Hattie Kaufman Rhode Island, the Smallest State ir the country, ranks first in percentage of improved roads, according to sta tistics gathered by the bureau of good roads, with nearly 50 per cent. of i'm proved roads. Connecticut stands fifth
 That Its Feminine Graduates seldom become old maids, is a statement is- sued by the University of Wisconsin Just 663 of the 1,o37 women who grad uated from Wisconsin between 1S6i and 1911, fully 64 per cent, have mar ried.
 A New Words Record in night tor pedo firing has been made at Pensa- cola, Fla. by the United States de-