Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-02
Circulation Largest Proportion the Cys Population

geSt m Connecticut ID Fro Condensed TelegramS
 There Was General Advance by retailers in New Haven yesterday of one dollar a ton on coal.
 The Antitrust Laws of Missouri were upheld yesterday by the supreme court of the United States.
 A Gigantic Home Rule Demonstra- ten Was held in Dublin, at which all the Irish leaders made speeches.
 Two Hundred Painters Struck yes terday in Worcester, Mass. for a ten per cent. raise in wages and shorter hours.
 Fifty Thousand Workmen in the building trades of Chicago will be idle as the result of a strike of 14,000 car penters.
 There Were Large Crowds of fash lonably attired people in the Palm Sunday parade on the boardwalk at
 
 |. pr. 5elisario Penos, Former Minister l at Washington, is making strenuous campaign in Panama as the liberal 1 candidate for president.
 The Managers of the Cotton Spinning and yarn mills in Utica, N. Y, Monday announced flat raise of wage of ten per cent. to take effect yesterday
 Equal Suffrage for Women is large ly responsible for a marked decrease . in the number of marriage licenses is- sued in California during the month of March.
 W. Morgan Shuster, Deposed Treas urer General of Persia, has been ap- pointed South American representa- 1 tive of the National City company of New York
 City Officials Will Be Elected in Montana today. The chief interest is | the outcome of the fight of the so- ciaiists and anti socialists in Butte l and Helena.
 The English Miners Are Returning l to work without waiting for the vote of 1 the unions to be taken on acceptance l Of the minimum wage bill passed by 1 parliament.
 ] Major General Frederick Dent Grant, 1 U. s. A., commander of the depart l lnent of the east. has left his post at tGovernor's Island and gone south to 1 recover his health.
 Two Hundred Painters and Dsoora net a I-1 struck yesterday for an advance in wages from 45 5-11 cents per hour to 50 cents for painters.
 The Boyle Humphrey Gymnasium of | Central university. Danville, ky. one or the largest gymnasiums in the south, burned yesterday. The loss ia estimated at s5O,O0o.
 To Relieve Flood Conditions in the
 Mississippi valley, Representative Ransdel Of Louisiana yesterday intro
 duced bill to make an emergency ap- propriation of $350,000
 Emperor Francis Joseph. the ageC ruler of Austria -Hung2ry. threatened
 to abdicate unless certain proposals 1T connection with the controversy 0vel
 the army were abandoned.
 
 Elmer swOpe of Martinsburg, Wa.
 yesterday withdrew his claim to tht
 estate of the late Thomas H. SWopt
 and admitted that he was not the sor of the millionaire philanthlopist. !
 New YOrk's Largest Episeopa church is looking toward Hartford fol
 it's new rector and as a result the Rev
 Ernest deF. Miel, rector Of Trinity
 church. is being considered for thu l. vacancy.
 Commander Spencer s. Wood of tn, l navy, who was A dmiral Dewey's aid'
 from 1904 to 1908, will get no addi tional gay fer those services, accord 5 ing to a supreme court decision yes
 terday.
 The Trustees of Columbia Universit,
 yesterday appointed Senator Johi
 Sharp Williams of Mississippi to b 1 lecturer on politics on the John Blu , nenthal foundation for the academi . year of 1912-13.
 Herbert D. Roos, a young grail broker, committed suicide at hi home in Chicago yesterday by swal a lowing poison. Recent losses in grall . deals in which he was interested wa
 given as the cause. Representative Cox of indiana in t treduced 8 bill yesterday to cut of ! the mileage allowances of senators - representatives and territorial dele 3 gates and provide that they paid ac tual travelling expenses.
 A Far Reaching Principle of Law
 was decided yesterday when the su preme court held that one state coul, s not refuse to enforce judgments O
 another state in regard to the labil a ity of stockholders for corporation
 debts.
 Q A Signal Victory Was Won yester a day by the interstate commerce com 0 mission when the supreme court O 3 the United States decided the commis
 sion had the power to compel wate
 lines to report to it regarding intra [ state as well as inter-s state business.
 Following the Dismissal by the Dor s Ough court of TOrrington, Conn, yes e terday morning of charges of assaul = brought by Mrs. Boniface Goodman c . tFat town against her husband, tn
 woman became insane and smashe
 all the windows and most of the furni
 ture in the house. '' Total Damages of $26,o0o were yes < terday awarded against the America | Tobacco company hV a juIv in tb