Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-26

Demanding a Minimum Wage Rate of SIS a week. alteration painters e1n- ployed in New York went on strike.
 More Than 5000 Pupils and teachers from the eastern part of the United States are "seeing the sights in Wash ington.
 taDio survivors while in command of the Carpathfa, is now in charge of the Carmania
 William Northen, former governor of Georgia, and prominent in politics for many years, died at his home at At lanta, Ga, yesterday.
 The War Department has forbidden the practice of the third degree in the examination of enlisted men sus- pected of military offenses.
 tr;Cts of British Columbia are making threats of massacre against the miners of the Teslin lake country.
 Imports Into the United States last month aggregated S149917, an iH- crease of approximately s16,oOO.oO over the imports of February, 1912
 Postmaster General Burleson has formulated plans for the examination
 
 undergo the test in order to retain their jobs.
 Waiter John Doyle, manager of the New Haven district of the New York and Eastern News company, died yes terday from pneumonia He was 37 years old.
 A Band of American Soldiers of for tune and Texas cowboys has enlisted in the rebel "constitutionalist'' army of former Governor Venutiano Carranza of Coahuila.
 When Federal statisticians finished furing yesterday they discovered that just one out of every 47 men who vot- ed for Woodrow Wilson for president was candidate for a federal posi- tion.
 The Stamford Master Builders yes terday rendered a tentative agreement to the journeyInen carpenters which gives the latter $4 day from April 1st. The carpenters have been getting s3.50 per day.
 Magazine Sections of Sunday news papers, the interstate commerce com mission held yesterday, when in the form of magazines shall be carried by railroads at the magazine freight rate and not by the newspaper rate
 A Con Of Sentiment TOT a grad uate form of income tax, as part or 8 single tariff revision measure to be put through congTe!,s at the extra seS- sion, developed at a meeting Of the full majority of the house ways and means committee yesterday.
 The Enormous Damage Caused by tornadoes in Nebraska, Iowa and Ind1- ana brought out the statement from insurance companies that losses thus $-- FA< fr1e Ip0 broke all records, while fire losses are smaller than usual.
 Alfredo Foroato, who was arrested at New Haven on a charge of enticinS female to that city for immoral pur- poses. was held for trial in the superf- or court yesterday after arraiSnment in the city court. bonds being fixed at g,
 Tho Ar,ibieies, of San Diego to be the sito of a naval station has been dis couraged by the naval general board. which has reported to the secretary of the navy against such use of the haT- bor. -
 There Are Just Ten Members of the house of representatives who will align themselves positively as mem bers of the new progressive party, for sak1ng all relationship with the repub-
  in the house
 PatroInan John J. Hartisan, the first member of the New York police force convicted in the district attorneys prosecution of graft, took prison sen tence of 91-3 to 1-2 years yesterday with sealed lips. firm in his refusal to "squeaL''
 After Serving IS Years for 8 crime of which he was innocent, William Fa Fuller sentenced to life in 1898 on 8 murder charge. was pardoned by Gov ernor McGovern of Wisconsin Will liam Bestor, sentenced at the same time, confessed.
 curfevv for the White Light district of New York will ring promptly at ! o'clock in the morning beginning April 1, according to orders issued by Mayor Gaynor yesterday. The mayor has re- voked the 46 all night iquol licenses now in existence.
 Mrs. Harriet Stanton 5iztch, the
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