Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-09

EkPerlments in Sweden have war ranted the erection of a 12,0OO borse power electrical smelting plant for pig iron.
 An Increase of Wages of from fpur to i've per cent. has been anpoupced st Inc Oneko Woolen mill in New Bed ford, Mass.
 Every Known Wireless Teleuraph station in the world, ashore and a'fioaf is listed in the 1912 wireless directory just issued by the navy department.
 The Net Estate Left by Benjamin Hart, one time pack peddler and a gold broker during the civil war, who died iR sa4. f@Fi' n l'0'' amounted to '17a''-
 The Date for the Annual State en- campment of the Grand Army of the Republic was selected yesterday as April 1e and 20. It will be held in Bridgeport.
 Senator Hepburn of Idaho, who tem- pOrarily had to give up his duties in the senate because of a slight lesion which affected his eye, was considerably im- proved yesterday.
 
 Englard's Misfortune is Proving the good fortune of the United States coal berons, for the ceal strike in the for mer country is developing 8 market abroad for American ceal.
 A Conscience Stricken Thief return ed a sample case containing Jewels valued at $1,5O0 to the office of Chi cago transfer company yesterday. The case was stolen on Feb. 26.
 Because of Bad Weather and curtail- ed production, price of zinc ore yester- per cent. stuff, which is within $2.50 of the highest price ever paid.
 
 The German Steamship Albenea | reached Boston from Cuba carrying ! the largest cargo of sugar ever brought to that port in single shipment She had 4S,00O bags, worth $s00,000.
 Tssts at Yale University have shown that one part of chloride of lime to from 2,00O, ,OO0 to 3,oo0,O0O parts of wa ter, frequently applied, effectively puT1- l fes the water of swimming pools. This Weeks Bank Exchanges, as re-
 
 1 table improvement and make by far | the most favorable comparison with | both preceding years of any for long ] period.
 l Wilfred Bloom, Aged 45, an employ ment agent, recently ordered by a New | York magistrate to be at home with his wife every night by o'clock, shot and killed himself yesterday with a 1 revolver.
 William Milne Donald, one of the l governors of the New York stock ex- | change, and member of the exchange i for more than 25 years, died yesterday 1 at his home, New Brighton, s. I. He l was 71 years old.
 A Conscience Stricken Civil War l veteran of Illinois sent yesterday to l Score ary MacVeagh $5 to pay for 8 saddle blanket which he took from the govern nent in 1885, when he was dis charge from the army.
 +The Discovery of the South PoIe besides icing a. geographical achieve ment, V Il enable scientists to make long-tim, weather predictions which has been an object of work for cen turies," s id Prof. T. c. Chamberlain of Chicag,
 The Low IF Branch of the Massachu- setts~legislature split with the senate yesterday on the presidential prefer ence primary bill, and unless one branch recedes within a short time Massachusetts will send its delegates to Chicago and Baltimore under the old system
 Storage and Warehouse Faoilitiei and the part they play in the "increas. ed cost of living" and also the truck. ing question: were taken up by thu marketing committee of the state foot Investigating commission yesterday il New York.
 Claiming That the State of Rhod, Island does not receive RB much as i should for shirts made by it's prisoners Representative Mclaughlin of Woon- socket introduced a resolution in tn, house asking for an investigation O prison labor.
 In the Will of Elizabeth Brown, wid ow of Elisha Brown of Epping, N. H provision was made for the erection O l tarian church at Barnstable, Mass, il memory of her husband, and the tow of Epping was given $500.
 Colonel Roosevelt Was Notified yes terday that all requirements had beer met for the inclusion of names o Roosevelt supporters on the ballots a the New York county primaries Marcl 26 for election of delegates to the re publican national convention.
 That Rev. William A. Brown, tn former Hyde Park, Mass, pastor, wa kind and patient and helped do tn } washing, was testified to in the divorc court before Judge Fessenden, who 1 hearing his contest of his wife's sui for divorce. Thursa Brander, who di housework for the Browns, testife that Mrs. Brown refused to men clothing for Brown when he asked her neither would his mother flaw, wh P refused to let the domestic do it. Sh said Brown was patient and kind, di ironing and helped her do the wash