Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-30

a per cent. increase in wages.
 The Question Of the Applicability of the Monrot doctrine to the West In- dian archipelago was brought I'D in the British house of commons.
 Twenty Gloucester Fishing schooners will turn their bows south towards the Gulf stream about April 1 for the first mackerel fishing trip of the year.
 Private EynesIsben, of the German army, shot and killed Captain Reetsch commanding officer of his regiment at Berlin, and then committed suicide
 Andrew Carnegie Filed Suit yester- day ir the supreme court to recover $2,00o,000 and interest loaned to the Carnegie Trust company on Dec 2S 1909.
 A Mass Of Rock Loosened by melting frost fell 100 feet to the bottom of a lime quarry at Rockland, Me. yester- day and killed Nicola di Paolo, a work man.
 William Wallace Harney, for many years associate editor of the Louisville Democrat, which was absorbed by the Courier Journal in 1868, died at Or lando, Fla.
 John Victor Doniphan, native of l Lynchburg, Va, and widely known l thOughout the south, died in Brook lyn, N. Y, where he had lived for the i past 21 years.
 Postmaster General Hitchcock ex- l tended the postal savings bank yes 1 terday by designating 1000 fourth class postoflces to open savings bank branches on May 1.
 i Senator Rayner of Maryland intro 1 duced a resolution authorizing the | court of claims to investigate all cases of injury or death due to the destruc- 1 ti0n of the Maine.
 Col. S. F. Adams, Aged e3, a native 1 of Vermont, territorial pioneer and leg islator veteran of the Civil war and i higher councils of Masonry, is dead al his home at Minneapolis.
 Goddard Brothers, Who Control SiS l cotton mills in Rhode Island, employlng l about $500 operatives, will make the | amount Of the raise in the wages oi their operatives 10 per cent
 L, c. HohenthaI, chairman of thu ! prohibition state central committee l has issued the official call for th' state convention to be held in Unity hall, Hartford, May q and p.
 President Taft Yesterday Vetoed the joint resolution passed by congress tC provide for the establishment of a per | Car troops and militia near Anniston, Ala.
 It is Reported in New York that Al bert Gallatin Wheeler, Jr., has settlet | s20O 900 on his young wife, the forme | Claudia Carlstedt known on the com ic opera stage as 'the girl in ret tights"
 Supporters of Senator Robert M. L; Toilette have procured the signatures of 1900 republicans to petitions fo placing Mir La Policies name on thu presidential primary ballots in Nev Jersey.
 sishop Hyrum 3. ciawson, -%ionee of I84s and secretary to Brigham Young, is dead at Salt Lake City, aget s4. He leaves 8 widow, 27 children. IA
 
 dren.
 John currisr Gallagher, clerk of tn superior court for New Haven count. for the past five years, and suprem overseer of the Ancient Order of Unit ed Workrnen, died at his home in Ne7 Haven yesterday, aged 54 years.
 James C. Turner, a We'll Knowl citizen of North Adams. Mass ha been mysteriously missing since Tues day night. and his friends fear tha either he has been the victim of fou play or has suffered some mental de engagement.
 Truman G. Palmer, secretary of tn executive committee of the Unite States Beet Sugar Industry. has bee selected to conduct the fight by tn beet sugar interests against free suga before the United States senat finance committee.