Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-30

day of the death of Fred D. Meigs, senior member of the clothing firm of Me1gs and company of New Haven.
 c. W. Glare, for 30 years editor of the Watertown Dispatch and later edi- tor of the Watertown Reunion. died at his home in Watertown. N T., aged i 66.
 With Practically Three Fourths of the vote in Saturdays democratic pri- marieS counted, the re- election of Gov ernor O. B. Colquitt of Texas is as- sured.
 No Trace Has Been Found of Ser geant Doherty's gold watch and fob which was stolen from the washroom of the New Haven police station Sat urday night.
 The Old Stock of the Standard Oil Company of New Jersey, which in- cludes all the subsidiaries, sold on the curb yesterday for $1.o00 a share, high record price.
 Export Manufactures of the United States in the fiscal year just ended passed the billion dollar mark for the first time according to figures by the bureau of statistios.
 Secretary MaeVeaah Awarded A lifesavinE medal to John T. Wyatt coal passer on the cruiser South Da- kota4 for saving a shipmate's life who had attempted suicide
 Edmund A. Drsus, a Former Con. gressnnan, fired three futile shots early yesterday at negro burglar who en- l fATQ6 fbn Ger tr 4I, section of Brooklyn.
 A Rich American named Scarbor- ough bought all of the 1, 400 seats in 1 rhs Royal Opera house in Madrid for one night. He then took a party of 60 to see one of Shaw's plays.
 Colonel Theodore Roosevelt was ih- Yited by telegraph by William Hale Thompson to attend the opening of the water pageant at Chicago during the second week in August.
 By Vote of to the senate finance committee agreed to adversely report the Pu1o resolution to especially em- power the house money trust" com mittes to investigate national banks
 The Standard Oil Company of New York yesterday announced an advance or one cent per gallon in the export price of all grades of naphtha except ben5ene, which was raised two cents
 Among Episeopaiians surprise is ex- pressed that Rev. J. Chauncey Idns- ley of Torrington has declined election as bishop suffragan. It is understood his declination Is on account of his health.
 The State Tuberculosis Corn,ission has decided to abandon the project of establishing a sanitarium on the shore at Westbrook. It was intended to treat children suffering from consump- tion there.
 A MOntcIair, N. j., statisticisn has just produced figures to show that the brains of the men of Montclair are six times as prolific in invention as are those of the residents of any other American city.
 A Man Now Being Souqht by the immigration authorities for white slave" trading has used a fake" pie ture of himself shaking hands with President Taft to impress and terror ize his victims.
 Tho House Yesterday adopted a res- olution calling upon the secretary of commerce and labor to inquire into the different elements of cost and profit included bin the present high price of anthracite"
 Harry Miller, the 17-year-old hoy who declared that he was saved from the Titanic wreck by Mrs. J. J. Astor said in Pfttsburg he has been a vic tim of theatrical sharks since his arri val in this country.
 Emilio Vasquez Gomez and five of his followers were yesterday held at San Antonio, Texas, under heavy bonds to appear before a federal grand jury on charges of violating United States neutrality laws.
 Ten Places of Business and one family, occupying three small wooden blocks in a triangle formed by Maine and Common streets. at Waterville Maine, were burned out yesterday The aggregate loss was estimated at $40,- 900.
 Rev. Francis E. KIauder, rector of St. Mary's Roman Catholic church at Annapolis, Md. died yesterday of pneumonia. which developed last Sat urday, following an unsuccessful at tempt to save q parishioner from drowning.
 To Encourage the Writing of poetry, more than a hundred citizens of Chi cago have subscribed $5,000 a year for five years to publish there a magazine of verse which will be medium through which singers, now unknown, may be heard.
 Information of An Alleged "coke trust by the department of justice has caused a number of independent coke producers to close down their plants with the announcement that they will not start up until they can get $2.S5 a ton.
 Reports of Atrocities in the rubber district of Peru. led Representative Mccall of Massachusetts, republican, to introduce a resolution yesterday calling upon the state department to furnish all information on the subject in its possession.
 The Wife and Children of former state senator Frank J. Linehan of Boston, now serving 6 two years sen tenee in the house of correction for larceny from the city, petitioned the governor and council yesterday for his release on tase ground that they had no means of sdpport,
 When "jack" Williams, Aged 40, negro porter en the Northern Pacific railroad arrived in Duluth yesterday, he was arrested on charge of at tempted criminal assault on Mrs Thad Williams. wife of the proprietor of a theatre at Eveleth after the train left Duluth few evenings ago and Mrs. Williams had retired.