Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-24

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 Tho Plant of tho VineIand. N. J., Grape Juice company was destroyed by 1 fire. The loss is estimated at $109,00O.
 The Deadlock in the Vote for United l states senator continued unbroken in | the New Hampshire legislature yester-
 day.
 Pastures in the Earth caused by mine caves. have caused many residents of
 Wilkes Barre to remove their belong 1 ings to the street.
 The Discussion of the transportation | problems of New England next Satur- +6lay by the governors of the six states l will be behind closed doors. 1 It Will! Cost the federal gover ernment 1 $20,000 to investigate the condition of 1 the Crow Indians in Montana as pro- | i senate.
 Rev. Jonathan K. Fuller, well 1 known Congregational clergyman and 1 former chaplain of the Vermont state | prison, committed suicide yesterday by 1 shooting.
 A Live Ten Months Old Baby was i washed ashore from the wreck of the l steamship Veronese off Portugal. More l than A people are believed to have 1 been lost.
 Colorado Women are purchasing l stock in the concerns that employ them in order to evade the law which 1 forbids them to work more than eight 1 hours a day.
 Telegraph Operators of the Cincin- nati Southern raisway and the Ala 1 bama Great Southern railway have voted to strike, unless increase in l wages are granted.
 At Mass Meeting of the students 1 of the University of Maine college of law yesterday, President Alley an nounced the gift of $2O,o0O from D. | D. Stewart of St. A1bans. 1 War to the Knife on the Anti Saloon 1 League of America was declared by 1 the National Liquor Dealers associa- | tion, which has completed it's annual convention at Washington.
 
 Equal Suffragiste were successful in l having a joint resolution providing for | the submission of the question to the i voters introduced in the lower house of the Iowa legislature yesterday. ] A New Style Bathing Suit has made l it's appearance at Palm Beach, Fla. The suit consists of a short skirt, stopping l above the knees and instead of tights l as formerly, bloomers will be worn- |
 Margaret A. Litter, three years old, i died at South Manchester yesterday of ill Wednesday just after supper at which frankforts were the chief dish | The Resources of the Maine state i board of arbitration and conciiiation i were put to the test yesterday in an effort to settle the strike of engineers 1 and fremen on the Bangor & Aroos- l took railroad,
 A Resolve Providing for an amend ment to the constitution which, if ac- 1 cepted by the voters, would prevent postmasters from serving in the Ieg1s- 1 house yesterday.
 Walters Agitating a Strike found i their plans anticipated at one of the ] large New York hotels yesterday, when the Hotel Kniclerbocker management 1 discharged every one of the 250 walters and bus boys in it's employ.
 President Taft Yesterday presented to Captain Josephus s. Cecil of the Eighteenth United States Infantry the medal of honor voted to him by con gress for ga9lantry in action in the Philippines in March, 1906 Commodore Decatur Fortner, 8 South Carolina state representative, has in troduced a bill in the Legislature pro- hibiting white teachers from teach ing in negro schools and negro teach CTS from teaching in white schools.
 Fifty Fishermen, more than half of the male population of Little Sturgeon, Wis, were swept out in Lake Michi- gan when a large, ice foe on which they were fishing cracked and doated away from shore. All were rescued. "ResoIved, That the Attitude of the United States in desiring to exempt American coastwise trade from Pana- ma canal tolls is justified" is the ques- ton on which Yale, Princeton and liar ward will hold their annual triangular debate.
 Clarke H. Johnson, associate justice i of peace of the Rhode Island supreme court, was unanimously elected chief | justice by the general assembly in grand committee yesterday. He suc- l retired.
 Three Carloads of Barley were seized by federal authorities at Chicago un- der 9 court order charging violation of the pure food laws The grain is what is known commercially as feed bar ley.' It is supposed to be placed on the market solely for stock food. Frank DeIano, Aged 10, was drowned and Bessie Vannah and Annie DeIano, aged 15 and 12, respectively, nearly lost their own lives in a brave and nearly successful attempt to save him after he had sl1ated into a hole in the ice oh Medonak river at Wa1dboro, Me.
 Candidates Whe Are Becoming act i've in the Chicago a1deFmante can- Paign were warned by Health Co4nmis- siener George B. Young against head shaking and kissing of babies on count of the prevalence in the city of .5. +s-.,