Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-07

In Case the Petition of Clarence ". T. Richeson for clemency is referred to the executive council by Governor F'oss the hearing will be private.
 Mrs. Frank Page of Boston advo- cates the wearing of badges or buttons by all unmarried men and women to denote their eligibility for marriage
 According to Report Just Made by the public service commission, about 100000 more ~assengers rode in the New York subway in 1911 than in 1910
 Nearly 5000 Persons Benefit by the wage increase which became effective yesterday in the cotton mills of S. Slater & Sons Inc, at Webster, Mass
 PSpils in Enterprise, Okla, are be- ing taught the tornado drill. At sig nal the children are lined up and run to a cyclone cellar a quarter of a mile away.
 Judge J. p. Mabee chairman os the railways commission of Canada, died at Toronto yesterday afternoon. He was recently operatei upon for appen- ! dicitis.
 A. A. Adee, Second Assistant seore- tary of the American state depart ment, has started from Havre France, on 5000 mile bicycle trip around France.
 George Carse, Who is to Be Tried in l Peabody, Mass, for the murder of ] Nicholas Tsouklarin. will plead iusti- i fication because Tsouklarin was an an- | archist.
 Preparations Are Beno Made by the l coal companies for the boarding of the firemen and pumpmen at the mines in order that there shall be no interfer- ence with them.
 Higher Paid and More Thoroughly equipped teachers are urged for the public schools of the country by Dr. r. P. ClaXton, United States commis- sioner of education.
 The Operation of Tatectomy which the surgeons say was successful, was performed at Paris on M. Georges Clemenceau, the former premier and distinguished publicist.
 The Bill Granting Massachusetts veterans of the civil war a gratuity of $125 was declared to be constitu- tional yesterday by five justices of the Massachusetts supreme court.
 Several Hundred Chinese. fleeing from the disturbed zone in the state of Coahulia, Mexico, are appealing tc the United States government for a temporary asylum in this country.
 The Plant of the Howard & BuIlouqh American machine works, at Pawtuck- ct, R. l., which has been running or short time for year. returned to a full schedule of 5S hours a week yes terday.
 The Mine and Property of the Rhode Island Coal company at Portsmouth E. l., will be sold at auction on May IT, by Receiver John T. Burnett by order of the United States district court.
 A Voluntary Petition in bankruptcy was filed yesterday by the John l. Parker company of Worcester, mann. lecturers of sheet metal Liabiltie. were placed at $56, 800 and assets a s40,SO0.
 Salvatore Canddo, an Italian laborer was executed in Sing Sing prison yes. terday for murder of Reginald F. Balls superintendent of a stone crushing plant in Rockland county on 0ctobel 3, 1910.
 Walter Clark Started from Eureka Cal, for Dobbs Ferry, N. Y, 27 year. ago and just reached his destination He stopped in several cities and work ed for couple of years and ther moved east.
 After Waiting Two Years for the re turn of her son Robert, Mrs. Sarah A Jones of Cleveland at her death con verted one-fifth of her estate, $1,00O into a trust fund for him if he eve returns home.
 The Bill Providing for a Preferentia vote for United States senators wa killed yesterday when the Massachu setts senate by tie vote of 19 to 1 refused to reconsider the recent re jection of the measure
 Ruth German, 2, Daughter of MT and Mrs. William F. German of Wa terbury. was killed bv being struck b, . an automobile yesterday Walter ' Gladding, 21 chauffeur. is locked ur charged with manslaughter.
 An Arrangement of Seats in tn Coliseum al Chicago for the republican . national convention is being perfecte whereby 10,00G persons or about 1.20 ] more than were present when William H. Taft was nominated, may be ac
 commodated.
 5 Congress Yesterday Lent to Chile ! United States army expect to aid il strengthening the coast defense of tn
 South American country. The nous
 adopted a resolution permitting Capt John W. Gulick Of the coast artiller to undertake the work. The Press Publishing Company e ? New York. publishers of the World
 filed a certificate of reincorpora tio
 The capital is S500.000 and the dlrec tors are Ralph Pulitzer. Joseph Pulit ger; Jr., and J. Angus Shaw of Ne1 York.
 To Dissolve National Packing Co.
 Washington. May 6.-The govern
 ment intends. it was learned today. t
 file a civil antitrust suit for the disso [ lutions of the National Packing com 7 pany, unless the corporation take r some voluntary action in that direc ticn.
 Archibald Investigation Today.
 Washington, May 6.-Investigatio t of charges against Judge Robert W ] Archibald of the commerce court wi Q be undertaken tomorrow by the hous committee on judiciary.