Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-26

tiOn to the Boston Museum of Fine Arts was awarded yesterday to a con- struction firm of Worcester.
 The House Yesterday Passed the Pujo resolution enlarging the powers of the so-called money trust investi- gating committee by a vote of 237 to Is.
 Carl Carlson, Aged 13 Years, of Mid dletown, Conn.,. was drowned while playing with two of his brothers in a boat on Sumner creek yesterday after noon.
 Dr. Daniel J. Reagan, at one time consulting physician of Bellevue hospt- tai, New York, was sent to Arizona state asylum for the insane at his own request.
 A Substantial Falling of in the amount of money sent abroad is at tributable. it is claimed, to the estab- lishment of the postal savings system in this country.
 The Fei Hung, the First Chinese war ship ever built in the United States, is ready for launching at the yards of the New York Shlpbuilding company at Camden, N. J.
 
 One Hundred EmpIOyes-most of them foreigners and unsIlilled laborers went out on strike yesterday at the Saco-Pettee Machine shops at Newton Upper Falls. Mass.
 The Plant of the C. & E. Shoe com pany at Columbus, O., was destroyed by fire with loss of more than $500,- GOO. James Arnold, a night watchman, was burned to death.
 The New Haven Board of Health has | decided to prohibit the sale of oysters and clans taken 2ror1 New Haven | harbor. as recent tests show the pres ence of typhoid fever germs
 The Losses of the Travellers Insur- ance Company of Hartford as 8 result of the wreck of the steamship Titanic will be $600,00O. The Aetna Life In surance company will lose $198,000.
 H. p. Brown of Philadelphia was appointed examiner to take testimony l in government proceedings for dissolu- 1 tion of the United States Steel cor i poratiOn and some of its subsidiaries.
 The Annual Junior Exhibition Prize | at Wesleyan university was won last night by Lloyd F. Rice of Granby, l Conn. Second prize was won by Will liam G. Towels of Upper Montclair, N. J.
 Thomas L. Parks, Member of the | Maryland house of delegates from Bal | timore. was presented by the grand i jury on the charge of attempted bribery | in connection with the general local option bill.
 The Big Cunsrd Liner Mauretanis l hit the shed on her pier when about to sail and caused 8 small panic among the crowd who had come down to see off their friends. The steamer was slightly damaged.
 Labor Won a New Point Yesterday | when Judge Pierce of the Massachu- | setts superior court ruled that a strike called because an employer breaks an agreement with a union is justifable and therefore legal.
 "The Idea for the College Student should be total abstinence" said Presi- dent J. G. SChurman in welcoming the delegates of the tenth annual conven- ton of the New York State Prohibi- tion association at Ithaca, N. '.
 For the Third Successive Year Mas sachusett5 was arrayed against the in- come tax amendment tC the federal constitution by the action of the state senate yesterday, which killed the measure by vote of 14 to IT.
 Officials Of the Nashville. Chatta- nooga and St. Louis railroad who have in aFrFr1 |, Of telegraphers over the question Oi | wages announced yesterday that all negotiations had been abandoned. l A Mountain Near the South Pole the tallest and, in the words of Amund- sen, the most beautiful in the South Polar range, is to bear the name of ar American woman, Mrs Ruth Gade whose husband is an architect in New York.
 Assistant Superintendent Jouin oi ths Paris detective departmena was killed and Chief Inspector Colrnan was seriously injured when they attempted to arrest Monnet, leader of the band oi auto bandits who nave been terrorizing Paris
 Charles M. Sohwab, Head of the Bethlehem Steel company, is on his way to San Francisco to make the final arrangements for what is to be the largest drydock in the world. The dock is to be an immense cradle 1,25( feet in length.
 Mrs. Bedding, Mother of Georce Red ding, Jr., who is on trial at New Ha. ven for the killing of Morris Green. berg, tainted twice while on the wit. ness stand yesterday, the second col. lapse necessitattng an early adjourn. ment of the court.
 At a Special Meeting of the Stock holders of the Fall River Electric Tiph company yesterday, by unaninou. vote of 6.026 shares, it was voted t, 1 sell the company's powerhouse in tha. city to the Southern Massachusett, Power company and to authorize a loul term power contract with that com, pany.
 While Trying to Avoid Strikinq : i group of school children who werl crossing the streat yesterday, Battalion Chief John Rush of the New Yorl fire department swung the departmen buggy in which he was riding sharpl7 to on9 side. the vehicle tipped over ant Rush was thrown violently to the nave ment. receiving injuries from which h, died in q hospital shortly afterwards, Circus Man Assigns.
 Cincinnati, O., April 25,-John E Robinson, founder of Robinson's cir , GUS, made a voluntary assignment il