Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-30

Piano Players in London moving picture houses have organized and will | demand an increase of wages. The | average wage is $1.75 week
 The Activity of Chicago and Minne-
 apolis authorities in suppressing the 1 White slave traffic. has driven much l of the western business to Boston. Willard Salisbury, Democrat, was 1 elected United States senator from Delaware, yesterday, to succeed Sen
 atof Harry Richardson, republican.
 The Great Northern Railroad which l had been blockaded for six days by | aValanches in the Cascades yester- | day resumed the movement of trains.
 President Taft, Yale 7s, sent fra 1 terna1 greetings yesterday to Angus ] ing Yale graduate The occasion was | MT. Smiths birthday.
 The Supreme Courts Custom against i display of flowers in the court cham | Der was set aside yesterday when l each justice wore red carnation in
 memory of President Mckinley. John A. Shields, 27 Years Old, | student of Ottawa university, yester- l day accepted the position of national secretary of the prohibition party. The United States Is $1o,a6f richer | through the carefeSSnesS of people who | neglected to place return addresses on mail The annual dead letter sale, netted that sum.
 The State Board of Arbitration and cancellation has failed to bring together
 the officials of the Bangor and Aroos- took railroad and the, striking engi- neerS and fremen.
 Felix Weinsartner and Lucille Mar eel. singer. were married at New York yesterday. MT. Weingartner came from Vienna to become conductor of the Boston Opera company.
 Big Jack' Jackson, a Civil war veteran and Indian fighter, is dead in New York, aged s3, Jackson was known for immense height, being six feet five and one-half inches tall Representative McGuire's Bill to ap-
 propriate $2,200,000 for government
 buildings state fair grounds
 throughout the country was rejected
 by the house agriculture committee.
 Rev. William Farrar Weeks of Shel-
 bufne was eonseorated a s bishop eoad- jutor of the Episcopal diocese of Yer mont with impressive exercises held in St, Faufs church at Burlington, yes- terday.
 "PIeaee Lend Me s5,ooo," was the modest request received by the United States treasury in a letter from a
 man of Scottsburg, Va, who was will ing to pledge his lands and all as security.
 Married Aliens. Whose Families are in their native land, must bring them to the United States before they can become citizens, according to ruling of Federal Judge A. B. Anderson of Indianapolis.
 Negotiations for the Sale of the At lantic cotton mill of Lawrence to the Pacific mills of the same city, have progressed satisfactorily and a trans fer of the property is expected with in a few weeks.
 George ~M. Brown, of West Haven, was arraigned before the United States commissioner at Hartford yes- terday on charges of sending obscene matter through the mails. He was re- leased under S1,500.
 The Third Advance in the price Of crude oils this week was announced 1 by the South Penn Oil Co. yesterday, Pennsylvania crude being placed at 1 $22o. the highest price it has com manded since 1895.
 A Break of 10 Democrats from their own candidate, Henry F. Hollis, to l Robert P. Bass, progressive, was the ! feature of the bailoting for United | States senator <in the New Hampshire | legislature yesterday.
 main at Middlesex and Central streets. Lowell, Mass, yesterday morning, tied | up part of the business section for | several hours and caused 8 loss of | from $25,o00 to $5o,O00.
 All the Available Fire Fighting ap- paratus of Newark, New Jersey, was called out yesterday to do battle with ,s..I, T. warehouse of Edwin A. Kirch & Co. The loss is estimated at $2O0.ooo.
 The Townsend Bill to place on the retired list of the army all Union of fcers in the Civil war at three-fourths pay they were receiving when mus tered out, will be considered today by the senate military affairs committee.
 The 10000 New York Girls who would not go back to work in the kimono and wrapper factories when officers of their union "sett1ed1 the strike recently. voted yesterday to re- turn to work pending a compromise with their employers.
 A Resolution In Favor of an amend nent to the federal constitution giving congress the power to regulate and make uniform tira hours of labor in .he country, was agreed upon yester- lay by the Massachusetts legislative committee on federal relations,
 The Colorado House of Reeresen+a- lives yesterday adopted unanimously a resolution ratifying the preneaad enaendmeRf Ie the federal eenstitu- ieH providing direct elee#lea of United States senators. The Pesefu- .aen previously had been adopted by he senate.
 The Atlantic light and Fewer eeR- s7eEa5len gf Virginia, will acquire pTae= ieally all the shares of fhe Bnited sAeetrie Light and Water eenapany, which some tirae ago leased at s5s5,. i66 year. the extensive lighting and bower properties in this state owned 1T controlled by the New Eerk. New