Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-11
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 Killing Frost Was Reported yester- day in the cranberry bogs of south eastern Massachusetts.
 The Treasury Department of France has called in all the bronze coinage and will replace it with nickel money. Frank Rodgers of Georgetown, Del, announces he has succeeded in raising a tree that produces seedless and core less apples.
 Walter Campbell of Pitman, N. J., lost three teeth as a result of being struck by lightning while sitting in his hume.
 The Iowa Pure Food Law, enacted in 1907, was sustained yesterday as constitutional by the supreme court of the United States.
 May Yohe, Former Wife of Lord Francis Hope and one time wearer of the famous Hope diamonds, has been missing since Thursday last.
 The Condition of President Harry A. Garfield of Williams college, who was operated upon, for appendicitis last week, was favorable yesterday.
 Because of a Serious Shortage, the Canadian government has reduced by one-half the duty on cement and water lime in barrels. bags or casks.
 Max Berger, Arrested in Hartford Saturday night, charged with swim ding Catholic priests, was sent to jail for 30 days and given small fine
 Pinned Under the Ruins of Church near Evergreen. Ala, which had blown down, a hog was found alive. The animal was 100 days without food and water.
 The Supreme Court Yesterday ad- l journed until October leaving unde- oided the hard coal trust case, the Union Pacific merger and the state rate cases.
 The Second Son of Mir and Mrs. Lovely Morin of Old Town, Me. to lose his life in the water was drowned near a ledge in the Penobscot river yesterday.
 United States Officials Captured five | Chinamen near Ogdensburg, N. Y..WlIo had been smuggled across the border from Prescott, Ont, disguised as negro laborerE.
 Tho Sabbath Bill Granting Authority to stamp out the white slave traffic among immigrants was reported ia . vorably by the house immigration committee.
 The Heirs of Alexander Dowie, the founder of Zion City, will try to re- cover S500,000 believed to have been deposited by him in a bank in Edin- burgh, Scotland
 While Thousands Looked On Alberta Clare rode her buckskin pony Bud into the surf at Atlantic City and ended her 10000 mile zigzag trip on horse ba,k from Wyoming.
 Capt. c. l.. Rurdstte, a Nationa Guardsman and a member of tht United States Olympic team, hit the bullseye' 72 times out of 75 at the 500 meter range at Annapolis
 Senator Reed of Missouri has beer selected by Champ Clark to place hin in nomination at Baltimore. IOm, James, senat Or-elect from Kentucky will second the noninstion.
 Capt. Alvin C. Noroross, 6a year, old, is dead at his home in Boston. H, is said to have built the first automo, bile carriage in 1885. and after con cluding 1t was of no commercial vaIu. sold 1t
 New York Will Begin to celebrst, the Fourth of July at 10 o'clock in tn, morning of the Fourth, and from thel until Ii o'clock there will be scarcel, moment when there is not somethinl going on
 Mr. and Mrs. Thsodohe Roosevelt. ], and Congressman and Mrs. Nichola iongworth will be among the visitor to the republican national convention Reservations have been made for then at Chicago hotel
 The Supreme Court of the Unite, States yesterday set aside the deere of the supreme court of Georgia whicl enjoined negro men from incorporat ing lodge in that state. under tn name of Knights of Pythias.
 Four Men Arrested in Cambridge ol Friday for assaults on motormen, am engaged in disorders in connection with the Boston strike, were. sentence, To periods in the house of correction from two to six months. yesterday. Edward Packard Was Browne yesterday while shad fishing in tn Kennebec river at Chelsea, Me. an George W. Hlnckley. his companion was rescued after struggling in tn ice cold water of the river for man minutes.
 ,, Henry Rockwell Baker, nephew 0 J. W Gates, is dying of copsumptio in Elgin, III. He was to receive S250. 00J in four years by the terms of hi uncle's will If he was graduated fror college without marrying ar Eettiu into trouble.
 Gains ir Memberships and Finance : and wage increases for the member of several local branches were re ported at the third annual conventio cf the New England Typogra phica union, which was opened in Provi dence, yesterday.
 The Eight Year Struggle of Freder ick A Hyde and ]. H Schneider t escape imprisonment for alleged con spiracy to defrau6 the government OIL of lands in California and Oregon end ] ed in failure yesterday when the su { preme court found no error in thel . ! aap,-to+9or nfct,.ic+ C11fr,,,