Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-02
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 A Royalist Plot Against Portugal was discovered at Barcelona.
 New York city's Crop of Hay from the public parks has been more abun- dant than for many years past
 The Central Park Menaeerie has re- ceived 8 blue monkey from the Con go, species unknown to the New York zoo men,
 Tho Crack in the Liberty Bell has extended more than six inches In the may fall apart.
 United States Steamboat Inspectors yesterday began an examination or eX- cuPsion steamers at Boston, to enforce lifeboat requirements.
 Joseph Hinohran, s7 Years Old, of Merchantville, N. J., has raised 26 children whom he adopted at various times during his career.
 Vice President Sherman Found that the altitude at Big Moose in the Ad- irondacks did not agree with him and returned to his home in Utica.
 The Condition of Secretary of the Navy George Won B. Meyer, who has been suffering from a mild attack of typhoid fever, continues to improve.
 Instead of Aiding 12 Year Old John Conway of Brooklyn when he fell into the East river at the foot of Conoyer street, his little companions ran to his home to tell his parents. and he was drowned
 The Latest Womsn's Fashion from Paris is suspenders attached to skirts. The new gowns are identical in ap- pearance with that of a man in his shirt sleeves.
 In Answer to Attacks upon Speaker Clark in the Baltimore convention the house yesterday adopted a. resolution expressing it's entire confidence in the presiding officer.
 An Investigation of the Railroad fa- cilities and service of New England was begun in the federal building at Boston yesterday by the interstate commerce commission.
 Employees and Firemen united efforts 1 yesterday morning In fighting fire in the composing room of the New | York World. 18th floor of the Pulitzer ! building, on Park Row.
 1 Twelve Thousand Employees of the | New England Telephone and Telegraph company are directly concerned in an | old age disability pension plan that went into effect yesterday. The Court of Appesls Upheld the judgment of conviction of the Sheffield Farms Slawson- Decker Co. for selling butter In two pound" boxes that con- tained less than two pounds of butter
 The Kaiser's Marked Attentions to wealthy Americans are provoking FT0- ! tests from ultra national quarters in ! Germany particularly in view of the l hoaers bestowed last week on J. Pier ! pont Morgan. Fire Yesterday Afternoon that for a | time threatened destruction to many 1 buildings at Detroit destroyed the 1 plant of the Detroit Seamless Tube | company, causing loss of nearly | $3e0,0e0.
 ] ne f1ouEe GSNSFOaH Adoptet d IeB- | olu-iun approprist;n- s1 .550,nn0 to pro- i vide for the participation of the regu- 1 lar army in the encampment and man oeuvres of the organized militia of tue ' several states.
 Walter Barber, 24 Years Old, after 1 eluding the authorities for two years, ! following embeZziement from a dry 1 goods house in Vienna was caught in l Passaic, Y. j.. where he had settled l down to honest work.
 President Taft Sent Yesterday to 1 the senate the nomination of William l Marshall Bullitt of Louisville. Ky. to be solicitor general of the United 1 States, to succeed Frederick T Leh- mann of St. Louis, resigned.
 The Interstate Commerce commits sion yesterday by it's decision in what is known as the flour city case" prac- l tically directed a reduction of freight 1 rates on flour from Minneapolis and | other points In the northwest to the Atlantic seaboard.
 Senator Works of California, pro 1 gressive republican, presenting In the senate yesterday resolution to inves tlgate recent campaign contributions and expenditures, declared that Presl- dent Tafts renomination had been procured unjustly and illegally.
 
 The Appellate Division of the su- i preme court decided that when a young woman marYies q man aged $ l and sues 10 annul the marriage be- 1 cause he led her to believe him only 1 70 she had no legal ground for an- nulment. The action was brought by , Mrs. Sigmund Wei 0f New York. All the Negro Soldiers of the four 1 companies of the Twenty fifth infsn- try. the Brownsville regiment" sta l tioned at Fort I.s Wtoil, are confined t0 1 quarters in an effort to identify sol dier who Is alleged to have attacked
 Mrs. F. Pratt. 2 white woman in iron,
 of her home at Seattle, Wash. Satur
 day night.