Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-21
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 James II. Wallis of idaho was chosen president of the American Dairy. Food and Drug officials.
 Ninety Students Were Graduated rom the State Normal school in Dan- bury yesterday afternoon
 The Reports That Mrs. Woodrow wilson had suffered nervous break down were officially denied.
 Nellie O'Farreli of San Francisco, the first woman wireless operator, has re- tired. She was recently married
 At Present 7,272 Qualified Banks are paying the government 2 21-2 per cent interest on postal savings funds.
 J. B. Pitkington of Portland, oreqan, was yesterday elected president of the Amerlcan NuTserymen's association.
 
 Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt left Paris on her way to Lausanne, Switzerland. Where her sister. Miss Carow, is ill
 
 Two Cubs Were Born to Alice. six aear-old tiger, in Central Park, N. Y. These are the first born in the park in z7 years.
 Rupert Blue, Surgeon General of the United States public health service. re- ports that leprosy is steadily increasing in this country.
 Two Hundred Buffalo Taxicab driv. CTS went on strike at midnight Thurs day for increases in wages. uniform hours and two days off each month
 Judge Thomas M. Norwood, United States senator in the 49th and Both congresses, died at his home at Savan nah, Ga. Thursday night. He was SS years old.
 The WhaIeman," a heroic statue in bronze presented to the city of New Bedford, Mass, by William w Crapo, was unveiled yesterday. It is the work of Bella L. Pratt.
 Three Hundred Ribbon Weavers em- ployed at the Miesch mill, Paterson. N J., before the strike, announced yester- day that they would return to work, on Monday next.
 John MitcheIPs Recess appointment as state labor commissioner by Gov. Sulzer was declared illegal yesterday by the court of appeals
 John Middleton, who represented the town of Enfield in the general assem- bly, in 1883, 1884 and 1905, died at his home in the village of Melrose yester- day.
 Wholesale Prices of Commodities in the United States last year were high CT than at any time during the past 30 years, the United States bureau of la. Dor statistics announces.
 William McCauIey of Danbury was fined 50 and costs yesterday on the charge of using dynamite for the pur- pose of killing fish in stream in the outskirts of Bethel, Conn.
 Joseph Murphy, Lawrence, Mass, L w. w. leader and socialist was arrest ed there yesterday on a warrant for the Ipswich authorities. charged with be- ing dangerous and disorderly person Major Sydenham w. Ancona, s9 years of age believed to have been the last surviving member who served in the national house of representatives in 1861. died at Reading. Pa, yester- day.
 President Wilson and some members of the cabinet will go to Baltimore to- day to attend the wedding of Secretary McAdoo's son, Francis H. McAdoo, to Miss Ethel Preston Mccormick of Bal timore.
 Much Less Sugar and at lower prices is being shipped into the United States from the Philippines, Hawaii and Por- to Rico this year than last, the bureau of foreign and domestic commerce has discovered.
 Ensign w. D. BilIinosley of Missis- rippi was killed and Lieut.. J. H. Pow CTS of Georgia was seriously hurt by the collapse of their aerOplane while flying over Chesapeake bay near An napolis yesterday.