Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-28


 amounts to about 30.O00 bags as against 6o.0o0 bags last year. The Ability of the Cotton manufac- turers of Fall River to grant an ad- vance in wages Is to be discussed at conferences Nov. 2s and Dee. ?.
 Kansas Crops of Wheat corn and oats this year are the largest the state ever has produced, according to a re- | port of the state board of agriculture
 Senator 5orah of Idaho will ask for | immediate and final action on the bill for a new department of labor as soon as congress begins the winter ses- sion.
 William Vincent Astor has been | elected a vestryman of the Episcopal church at Rhinebeck, N. Y, filling the vacancy caused by the death of Col. John Jacob Aster.
 All American Citizens in Asiatic i Turkey are safe and unmolested, ac- cording to reports to the state depart ment by Consul General Hollis at | Beirut.
 Commissioner of Public Safety Cor I T has refused an application from In dustrial Workers of the World for parade today.
 Canada, Drawing Lessons from the | United States life saving system, is to equip her own service with motor power boats patterned after the Amer ican model.
 kaibab Vasquaw, a Ute squaw, filed a petition for divorce against l Conconino at Vernal, Utah. This is the first divorce suit in which two Utes were the principal parties
 The Poe Cottage in upper New York, where the poet lived from 1S46 to 1S49 and where his wife died, is in danger of being seriously damaged by the erection .of a tall building beside it. An Explosion in moving picture show in the village of Coloma. Mich, caused the destruction of block of buildings by fire and injury to several persons. The property loss was s25,- 900.
 Head Consul A. R. Talbot yesterday declared the report from Rock Island that an order had been issued by the executive council suspending the new rates of the Modern Woodmen of Am erica, untrue.
 President Taft Announced yesterday that he would reappoint Edgar E. Clark of Cedar Rapids, la. as a mem Der of the interstate commerce com mission for a seven year term begin ming Jan. 1, 1913.
 Peter Schranms and Peter Marquette of Kalamazoo Mich, two of the 173 persons charged with using the United States mails for fraudulent purposes, pleaded guilty in federal court and were each fined $500.
 President William M. Wood of the American Woolen company will be re- lieved Dec. 1. at his own request, of the direct supervision of the manu- featuring branch of the corporation, which includes 8 mills.
 No Desertions from the republican party in either house of congress will be shown in the new congressional directory, which, under the law, must be on the desks of senators and rep resentatives next Monday. l of the gray car used by the murderers of Herman Rosenthal, the gambler, ,wil not be permitted to operate an aUto- mobile in that state after Jan 31 next when his chauffeur's license will eX- , pire.
 The Hearing Before Secretary Fisher of the interior, department. on Sar ; Francisco's request for permission tc use the Hetch- Hetchy valley in Yo- semitic national park for it's city wa . ter supply system, continued yester- , day.
 Edwin H. Hancock of North Attic boro, who had served year of a three years sentence for manslaughter wal pardoned yesterday by Governor Foss Hancock was driving an automobile , when he ran into two men and killed ], one of them.
 Representative David C. Ahearn yes. terday filed with the Massachusetts, secretary of state a petition asking the incorporation of the town o Framlngham as a city. The petition . proposes commission form of gov ernment.
 A Warrant Was Issued at Marion O.. yesterday for the arrest of Vitt Beneditto, IA, charged with killing Antonio Stephano. 34. as he lay asleep 4 The boy told Mayor Walters tha ! Stephano had eloped with his mothe from Freeport, III.
 : Victor Klein of Brooklyn and Mis- Katheryn Murray of St. Mary's, Pa f were married in Buffalo one minute before the police received a telegram , from the father of the bride. asl<ini f them to stop the marriage. The cou v pie were locked up. : Evidence That e Jail Delivery wa < planned by prisoners at Milwauke 6 ! during the time John 6ehranls, would be assassin of Theodore Roosevelt f was confined there, was revealed yes : terday when twelve steel saws wer found hidden under a mattress in
 cell,
 Because of a Murder Trial tina opened yesterday at Santa ,Fe, Kan and the fact that the only hetei il , Santa Pe was earted away eH truck to Sublette, a new town, last meHtk 2 many villagers last night prepared t sleep in the pestoffice and the liver. stable.
 Although Eggs of Various Grades aF a selling in New York at prices raagin y from 65 cents a dezen for ''stFietl n fresh" de~n te about 3S cents for tn l cold storage variety, an official repoT n shows that more than LAY ,9Ho,06 a I eggs are being held in storage ware houses iR New FeEk and vicinity