Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-20

Reports Received at the State De- partment from Cuba indicate that the general situation is greatly improved.
 Theodore Roosevelt Has at Length Yielded to the tendency of the times and sits behind the steering wheel of an automobile.
 The Name of William H. Taft will be placed on the Nebraska primary ballot as a progressive republican can didate for president
 The "Woodrow Wilson league of Wisconsin" was launched at confer ence of prominent democrats of the state in Madison, Wis.
 terday declared a dividend of S20 pc" share, payable Feb. 1. The dividend is at the rate of $12O annually
 An International Exposition is to be held in Perth, western Australia, in 1915, in celebration of the completion of the Trans s-Australani railroad.
 President Roias of Argentina has withdrawn his resignation and will place himself at the head of a loyal
 
 lost power.
 The Store of S. E. Benhham, dealer in horses and carriages at Waterbury, was entered and robbed Thursday 1 night, property to the value of about 1 $50 being taken.
 Orders Have Been Received from l Boston to close the Hoosac Worsrsd ! Tr, aA I, ef1 l,,a 1 50 Weavers who struck Wednesday for i more pay return.
 State Department Advices Yesterday from Consul General Dietrich at Quay aquil, Ecuador confirmed the report Of the battle in which 1000 men were killed or wounded.
 Magistrate Appleton, in the Harlem court yesterday. told Assemblyman NJ. J. McGrath that he firmly believed that the whipping post should be re-estab- lished for wife beaters.
 Advices to Dun's Review This Week from leading cities In the United States indicate continued irregularitg in general trade, owing largely to the vagaries of the weather.
 Because Of Failure to Settle a hos pital bill of S32, Mrs Paola Fazzaro of Middletown, Conn, was ordered deported Friday to Italy by officials of the federal government.
 It Would Be Illegal for the city of Boston to compel contractors to em- ploy on7g union labor, according to an opinion submitted to Mayor F'itzger- aid by Corporation Counsel Babson yesterday.
 Governor Simeon E, Baldwin of Con- necticut was made an honorary mem Der of the New York bar yesterday as a mark of appreciation of a paper O. How Civil Procedure Was Simplifet in Connecticut"
 Arthur Gallo, a Young New YorL Machinist, was awarded 1889 by the appellate division of the supreme cour l, yesterday for the loss of his spleen ] which, it was alleged, will shorten al; life to five years. Lewis Reyes, Colored, 21 Years ClJ was sentenced to imprisonment for lift in the superior criminal court at Pitts. field Mass, yesterday for the murdGl of Ernest Hays in quarrel on Nov 31st. Reyes pleaded not guilty to tiIS degree murder.
 The Biz Government Printing Cffict a. Washington was rocked yesteTGa! bT olent explosion. and although Il cna Was injured more than 1000 eL } Iip! es fed panic stricken to the e1its Ir" e. llosion was confined to ga conduit in the street. l Contracts for the Construction of Ln two 2'7000 ton super -dreadnOughts all thorized at the last session of congr9 9s t will be awarded to the New York Ship building company of Camden, N. J and the Fore River Shipbuilding com pany of Quincy, Mass. Declaring That He Intends to Us, heroic measures with the lawless ele
 ment of the Illinois Central railroa;
 strikers at McComb City, Miss, Gov
 ernor Brewer sent a special messag
 to the legislature yesterday asking ai 3 emergency appropriation of $2,000. ii ) got it immediately. . An Act Prohibiting Corporation l from contributing to campaign fund . and forbidding the publication of un signed political advertisements an the accepting of money by editors | , influence their editorials was present ] ed in the Rhode Island senate yester
 day by Senator A. P. MunrOe, deIao crat.