Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-26
Circulation is the Largest Connecticut Proportion the Cs Population
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 All Grades of Refined Sugar were re- duced ten cents more hundred pounds yesterday.
 Progressive Party" Headquarters for Illinois were opened yesterday in | the Congress hotel at Chicago.
 Henry w. Taft Said Yesterday that his brother was firm in the opinion that | he would be given a second term.
 Gold to the Amount of s2,ooo,ooO will go to Paris on the Kaiser Wilhelm IL, l for engagement by Lazard Freres. The London PaII Mall Gazette praises Roosevelt for launching a new party, | and said the future will justify his action. Senator Dixon, Colonel RooseveIt's field marshal, has sent to Secretary of State Rogers a request for a copy of the election laws of this state.
 Trinbo Appo, a Chinaman who be- lieved himself to be emperor of China, died at the MatteaWan insane hospital. He had been there for 20 years.
 Tracks on the Santa Fe Main Line were washed out live stock killed and crops destroyed by cloudburst northwest of Albuquerque, N. M.
 An Investigation of the Strike on the Boston elevated street railway system will be begun next Thursday by the state board of conciliation and arbitra- tion.
 China Has Rejected the $500, 900 loan from the banking group of the six powers, probably because of the sttpu- lation for foreign supervision of it's ex- penditure.
 The Saccharine Rulings of the pure food board were yesterday modified to permit the use of saccharine in medici- nal foods, when it's presence is stated on the label.
 Toothpicks Have Been Banished from Hutchinson hall. the college commons, of the University of Chicago. Accord ing 'to certain professors the use of toothpicks is vulgar.
 President Taft Appointed Brigadier General w. W. Wotherspoon to be a major general. General Wotherspoon began his military career as an enlist 1 ed man in the army.
 The Presence of Vermin in a House l when a tenant occupied it is sufficient reason for a refusal to pay rent, under a ruling by the appellate term of the New York supreme court.
 EmpIeyes of All the United States | navy yards in the country to the mum Der of 2o0o0 or more, will be laid of 1 July 1 unless congress makes provision for payment of their wages.
 Edward J. Tobin, Cook county GIL superintendent of schools, declared that 1 women were not competent to teacf l school if they agreed to give their ser 1 vices for less than $50 a month.
 Historical Societies throughout Rhod Island are making efforts to proven the navy department removing iron the Newport naval training station tn famous old corvette Constellation.
 A Bandit Entered the Mail Car 0 an International and Great Mortimer train near Port Bolivar, Tex, cOvere the clerks with guns. carefully selecte 8 certain pouch and made off with i
 President shonts of the Interboroug has renewed his offer to New York cit to carry on his lines free of charg poor children and their mothers to an from the Bronx to Van Cortland parks.
 The Fire Which Destroyed the ca
 thedral the Hotel Saguenay and hun
 dreds of houses at Chlcoutimi. Que
 did total damage estimated at S2, 500
 900, while 500 families are withou
 homes.
 Dorothy Dineee, 14 year old daugh
 ter of Dr. Charles Dingee of Burling ton, N. J.. met death by drowning the Delaware after her girl claum, Ma rion Latta, nearly sacrificed her ow life in an effort to save her.
 Officials of the New Brunswick, !
 J., Cigar company closed down the } plant for a month yesterday to affol ! their 2,500 employees an opportunit they said, to think over' demands ft an increase of one-third in wages. Announcement of the Marriage yes l terday of Frank Edwin Elwell, tt sculptor, to Miss Anna Benjamin
 New Brunswick. N. S., came as a SUI prise to the artists friends. MT. F
 wells first wife obtained a divorce lai ? year.
 fingered Because His Bride. of fl 3 weeks had left him and was endeavoi
 ing to obtain a divorce, Henry F. Pc
 rin, a file cutter, met her as she wt
 going to work in an Olneyvills, R.
 mill yesterday. and shot and kfllt
 her.
 Supreme Court JustTce oseerieh q
 rected that S22 each month be deduc 3 ed from the pay of Police Captain Al 8 gust Kuhne on & Judgment for SL9 v obtained by Paul D. Hawkins becau
 the captain photographed Hawkins f
 the rogueR gallery.
 A Number of Delegates from Mass; p efiugetts to the republican nation = convention have called a meeting
 Boston next Saturday to consider ti
 advisability of joining In a moveme to form q new party in support '' Theodore Roosevelt. 0 0aspine for Breath, Arthur Howa
 Of Springfield, Mass, staggered in
 the rooms of the Catholic club at Ne @ York yesterday and fell dead on | 6 floor, Physicians who examined t s body found that hs had choked - death en a piece of meat which hi lodged in his Windpipe. Is OBITUARY. s -- q David w. Bartlett, .f l