Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-25

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 Senator Shoot introduced a Bill consolidating all the federal public health agencies.
 The Aluminium Trust has agreed to dissolve under the anti trust law without a fight in court. The Senate Loriner Election inves- hgating committee will meet Wednes- day, March 27. to vote on the case.
 Only one-Sixth Of the Excavation necessary to open the Panama canal to navigation remained to be done or March i,
 Notices of Ten Per Cent. Advance in wages were posted Saturday in the Kerr thread mills, the Fall River plant 1 of the American Thread company.
 The Standard Oil company has put | in a claim against the Chinese gov ] ernment for 100000 for damage done to its property during the fighting at l Hankow.
 Gen, Henry F, Bingham, member of congress from the First Pennsylvania 1 district, and Father of the House. died at his home in Philadelphia Saturday morning.
 l Four Hundred Women Employed by 1 the Crown Overall company of Gin ] canni, O., went on strike Saturday be- l cause two of their number had been | discharged.
 Two Hundred Men Were Laid of | in the Saco -Pettee machine shops and ! foundry at Biddeford, Me. Friday and Saturday, Lack of orders is given as 1 the reason.
 1 William x. lime, the Proprietor of a hotel at Savin Rock. and a former ! detective sergeant of the Brooklyn, ! N. r., police force, died Saturday at ! New Haven.
 Germany Win Increase It's Army ! corps end construct an extra battle i ship squadron as an answer to the l recent speech of MT. Churchill, of the British admiralty.
 To Check the Wave of Burglary in New York by putting the public or It's guard, PoHce Commissioner Wal do has decided to publish each week list Of the burglaries.
 With All the Ponp and Seiemnity that a mighty nation can pay it's he- roes of war, the last of the dead of the Maine were laid away Saturday beneath the green hills of Virginia, in Arlington cemetery
 The First Death from Rabies to be recorded in Rhode Island for many years occurred at @ Pawtucket hos pital Saturday when Edward Buetter passed away, He was bitten by 3 dog about Ave weeks ago
 A Crisis in the Coal Situation dster- mining whether more than 450 ,0B0 min CTS in the bdtuminous and anthracite fields shall strike on April l, or sus- pend until new wage agreements can be effected, is expected this week. # Present Progress Continues in the construction or the Cape Cod canal. and it is half done now. the steried ~terTrors Of the vengsfuI cape" will have nearly disappeared by the end of another winter.
 An Increase in Wages was an ! nounced Saturday by tho Parker mill No, 2. at Warren, R. l., a branch of the Parker Cotton mills of Fall River. The increase will go into effect today but the amount was not stated.
 The Platform of the Auditorinm at Portland, Me, collapsed as Col. The0- dore Roosevelt ascended it Saturday night but the ex-pFesident escaped uninjured and delivered his scheduled speech, attacking the Taft administra- ton.
 | Because of Their Failure to obtain a 10 per cent. increase in wages many Of the operatives of the night force at Silesia WQrsted company's mills at North Chelmsford, Mass, arc on strike. The management offered an advance of per cent.
 Ths Body of Congressman Foster, who died at Washington will reach Burlington. Vt, at noon today, accom- panied by a committee of members of the senate and house of representa- tiYeS. Funeral services will be held in the afternoon at St Paurs Episcopal church.
 The Proposed Anendmsnt to the Maine constitution to allow local 0p- tion on the question of permitting the manufacture and sale of intcxicRtins liquors in all the cities and in such towns as accept the provisions of the resolve was defeated in the legisla- ture Saturday.
 The peHnant oF the Battleship Maine is to have a permanent homo in Chi cago. It has been informally present. ed to the Spanish War Veterans of Chicago by George c. Mages, the pres- ent owner of the emblem. and win be received with appropriate ceremonies on Decoration day,
 w. G. 5roWnlee, general transpOrta- tion manager of the Grand Trunk. has agreed to meetaAhe representatives of the trainmens union this week to dis- :, cuss several matters, notably the new reduced schedule of pay for conduc- torA. brakemen and baggagemen on branch lines in Canada,
 Four Masked Men, Heavily Armed forced their way into the Saratogu club, New York city, early Sunday morning, pointed revolvers at Alfred LuftgaFten.a a waiter acting as watch man, bound gagged and blindfolded him, broke oPan 8 safe and escaped with S4,000 in jewelTy and SS0e in cash A "DRT" SUNDAY AT PATERSON, N. j !