Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-16

 started market, selling 1,50O pounds the first day at five cents pound.
 Joseph w Woods, a Wholesale Bos- ton dry goods merchant, died yester- day His mother was Mary Hale Lowe, relative of Nathan Hale of history.
 Indications Are That the Strike of the Montclair. N. J., laborers, which has tied up the principal streets of that town fer week, will soon be settled
 The Nomination of Lieut.. Col, Ham, ilton S. Wallace to be assistant pay master general, with rank of colonel, was yesterday sent to the senate by President ] aft
 Thomas Jefferson Coolidge, Jr., aged 49, one of the leading New England bankers and a director in many Boston industrial and railway corporations, is dead at Magnolia, Mass
 w. 8. Cooper, 21 Years Old, while taking part in a rife match at Me Keasport, Pa., stepped in front of the target. A bullet passed through his lurg, killing him instantly
 Bernard c. Feeney, Democratic Reg lstraT and Norwalk town committee man, is in critical condition as a re- suit of a fall down flight of steps at the Norwalk Boat club.
 In the North Cemetery in Oxford, Mass, a short distance from her birth place, the body of Clara Barton, founder of the American Red Cross, was buried yesterday.
 Wage Inorsases Ranging from to s per cent. went into effect yesterday dt tilcse mill of the American Textilose company at Newburyport, Mass
 H. M. Desring, the Aged Cashier Of i the failed Albion, Mich, bank, pleaded guilty to stealing $200 GOO from the in stituton. His son pleaded guilty to aiding his father in wrecking the bank
 BewlIdered by a Heavy Fog and the noise of freight train which had just | gone by, six year old Clorida TerreauH was struck by a passenger train q, 1 Newmarket, \, H., yesterday and kill ed.
 | William Jennings Bryan Spoke at Akron. O., yesterday after having de- | livered half dozen ten-minute | speeches in as many cities on the first day of his Harmon campaign ir Ohio.
 About 400 Strikebreakers, some ol | whom came from eastern cities, were set to work in the New York mills al l Utica, N. T., yesterday, and it is the intention to break the strike at once i 1 possible.
 Senator Pomorsne Yesterday Urgec the senate to direct Attorney Genera | Wickershqm to bring criminal prose cutions aganst the officials of th' l Standard Oil and American Tobacco | companies.
 "Hungry Hogan" a Well Kncwr cabman of Chicago, was elected a can didate for the democratic nomination for congress. He was put up as a joke but beat another candidate by a ma jerity of 15,000.
 Secretary stimson Estimates tha | S5GO 900 will have been expended by the war department for rations aHC supplies for Mississippi river flood sui ferers before the river subsidies anC danger is passed.
 pr. D. K. Pearsons, Philanthropy st WEo has given his entire fortune O more than $6,000,000 to educational in stituticns. Sunday celebra ted his 92C 1 birthday at the Hinsdale, H., sanita rum where he resides.
 The Report of the Committee O | stockholders of the United States Stee corporation appointed to investigat, labor conditions at the mills was mad' public yesterday and gives the cor poration a clean Dill of health.
 Circuit Judge 0. r. Williams upheld the Milw rukee school board in the sus pension of six high school girls fol membership in a Greek letter sororit! and declared the rule prohibiting fra ternitiss was not unreasonable.
 Prestes of the Reman cathoIi, Church from many parts of the coun try joined with the people of thu Providence diocese yesterday in tht observance of Rt Rev. Matthew liar lzins' silver jubilee as bishop of Provi dance
 In Response to an Appeal from tn, American consul at Cfuadala iara. Mex leo, Presidant Taft has authorized tn, exportation of 150 rifles and 50,00l rounds of ammunition for arming tn, citizens of the United States in tha district.
 The Industrial Workers of the Wor'c strike committee and the United Tex 1 tile Workers of America yester5a1 voted to accept the announced 10 pc cent. increase offered by the Lowel cotton mills, to take effect next Mon day.
 The Supreme Court of the 2Tn'te( States yesterday directed the common wealth of Virginia to pGy into cour NS20, 000 as a fee for former Represent alive Charles E. Littlefeld of Maine special master in the Virginia Wes i Virginia debt case.
 Elmer Barker Was Struck by the "oi train" from Wilson's Point to New Haven at South NorWalk at 6.S o'clock last night and was so badl, injured that it is fea-cd he may die His rlght arm was cut off and he wa otherwise internally injured
 The Two Year Old Son of Mrs. J Dolane of Ozone Park, N. Y, was kille; in her arms during a fight betweel Frank Bake~, a steam filter, and dozen Italians A stone thrown b. Baker fractured the infants skull.
 NDr. Farrand, Executive Secretary O the national association for the stud and prevention Of cuberculcsis of Ne1 York, reports that the orsanization ha