Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-16

in the East river, New York.
The House Committee on Inter State
Commerce yesterday decided to favor
ably report the Sims bill, which would
| abolish the court of commerce,
Acting Secretary of Commerce and
Labor Gable issued warrants of depor-
| tation for q Chinese who had at
tempted to land at Oakland, Cal.
The Countess of Warwick was
caller at the White House yesterday,
being introduced to President Taft by
Representative Levy of New York,
Three Convicts in the Nebraska pen
! itentiary at Lancaster shot and killed
the warden, deputy warden and a cell
keeper, after which they escaped.
The Worumbo Manufacturing Com
pany Of Bath and Lisbon Falls, Me,
announces an advance in wages of five
| percent to go into effect Immediately.
Schedules in Bankruptcy Of the Di-
amond Importing Company Of No. II
Nassau Street, New York, show labil-
tiles Of $131,16S and assets of $S2,181.
1t Is Believed BY Waterbury, Conn,
| Italians that Antonio Dalba the would
be assassin Of King Emanuel Of Italy,
resided in Waterbury up to two years
ago.
! King Alfonso Of Spain Issued de-
| cree restoring the infante Alfonso his
titles of which he had been deprived
for marrying without the Kings per-
mission.
Commissioner of Corporations Knox
submitted a report urging the develop
ment under government control of re-
naming water power sites on the pub
lie domain.
An Order Inviting the Canadian Pa
cafic railroad to extend it's lines to
Boston. was. reported in the Massachu-
setts House yesterday by the commit
! tee on railroads.
An Increase of About 81 Percent in
the wages of the 500 operatives en-
| ployed in the mills of the Stevens
Linen Corporation at Webster was an
nouneed yesterday.
Walter B. Vincent, a Prominent
Providence lawyer was yesterday elect
| by the legislature an associate justice of
the supreme court, to succeed the late
Justice John T. Blodgett.
The Presidential Preference Primary
bill was enacted by the Massachusetts
senate yesterday at the afternoon ses-
sion and Immediately laid before the
governor for his appreciation.
The international Harvester Com
pany, is preparing plansf or dissolu-
ton to meet the governments con-
tention that the company is violating
the Sherman Antitrust Law.
Four Men Arc Dead, Several Missing
and one seriously injured as the result
of a snow slide that swept down on the
Black Bar mine near Telluride, Col.
The slide carried away nine buildings.
Conductors, 5rakemen and Baqqaqe-
men, employed on Michigan branch
lines Of the Grand Trunk railroad
have received notice that on April /
their wages will be reduced to the
scale of 1911.
The Strike Fever Prevailing in a
number of factory towns has infected
the boys employed in the finishing
rooms of F'arr alpaca mill No. 2 at HoI-
y yOIAO. l4V bOSS uOIloiAu Gil dUN dIlC6
Of 10 per cent.
United States Senator Robert M. La
Toilette of Wisconsins announced yes
terday that he would campaign Ne
braska, Oregon and Washington in
April previous to the presidential pref
erence primaries in those states.
A Grand Jury Yesterday in Brooklyn
found an indictment of murder in the
first degree against Winifred Ankers
a hospital attendant who was arrested
for killing infants by putting an acid in
their milk. Nine deaths resulted.
The Retail Coal Dealers Association
of New England yesterday voted
down a proposition to postpone until
l May 1 the spring schedule Of lower
prices for coal and the usual changes
are expected to go into effect or
April l,
! Newport, r. l., Was Cut Of from al
, railroad communication by a three
] inch rainfall yesterday. A washou
+, on the tracks of the New York. New
Haven and Hartford Railroad stopped
: all train service between Newport anC
= Middletown.
r Aviator Charles X. Hamilton claim:
i to have established a new American
8 biplanerecord by his 33-minute fligh
between Sacramento and Maryville
Cal, a distance of 42 miles He mad,
the trip at an average speed Of 49,
miles an hour.
r The Removal of Judge jeremiah j
Mahoney of the Lawrence, Mass
court, and the pardoning Of the thirt,
five strikers serving sentences for in
: timidation were urged yesterday by
. committee from Lawrence who calle,
= upon Gov. Foss.
q Fifteen Thousand Dollars in Cur
renoy was taken from the registere
mail pouch on the Arizona and Ney
Mexico Railroad ct Clifton, Ariz. Tues
day. Tie money was consigned fror
/ Ell Paso TO the Detroit Copper Co
at Morenci, Ariz.
The Leaders Of the Movement to Sc
d cure a commission form Of governmen
for Meriden announced yesterday tha
they had secured thus far a total c
1.1S0 names to the petition which !
= being circulated cr in the neighbor
l. hood Of one sixth Of the voting pop
II ulation.
Bank Exchanges This Week at a
leading cities in the United State
as reported by Dunn's Review, aggre
gate $2.S3S, ,6S1,927 an increase of 8