Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-13


 The Gold Production of the World during 1912 is estimated at $472, ,9T5, 100.
 Meredith Nicholson of Indiana, the novelist, probably will be minister to Portugal
 H. w. Walker, auditor of the Grand Trunk railway, died in Winnipeg, Man, aged 75 years.
 West Points Glass of 1913-ninety- two Americans and one Cuban-was graduated yesterday.
 Chicago Street Cleaners will be taught the one correct way of 29 diff ferent ways of handling broom.
 Refined Sugars Were generally ad vanced ten cents per hundred pounds, vest erday, making standard granulated 435.
 Secretary Lane Has Ordered an auc- tion sale on July Is of 210 lots on the government irrigation project at Hunt ley, Mont.
 William Hckann of Spencer, Ind. will be graduated from the same class as his son in a law school at the In diana university.
 The American Meat Packing Com Panies operating in Argentina are not considered as a trust by the Argen- tine government.
 Dairy and Food Commissioner Her bert F. Potter has appointed John Wilson of Suff1eld an assistant inspec tor in his department.
 The Massachusetts Bill Permitting the New Haven to extend it's trolley lines was vetoed by Governor Foss,
 1t is Announced at Buenos Aires, Argentina, that Theodore Roosevelt is to go to Argentina to lecture on the progress of the United States.
 Eighty Three Members Of the grad uating class of Worcester Polytechnic institute received the degree of bach elor of science at the Commencement exercises yesterday.
 pr. E. S. HigIey of WeIIeston, Ohio, is the sole heir to $1,0oo.00O in Aus tralia left by Charles Froelich, whom he had lent $700 to complete his edu- cation 30 years ago.
 pr. ]. w. kunewaki of Chicago was elected president of the American as- seeiation for the study of the feeble minded at the annual convention at Lapeer, Mich, yesterday.
 More Than One Hundred Werkmen at the Swift. Morris and Armour packing plants in South St Joseph Mo, went on strike yesterday and others are quitting work hourly.
 Rockford, III. College For Women yesterday completed it's campaign for raising the $60,6o0 required to bring it's endowment to s2o0,ooo and se cure Andrew Carnegie's $S6,0oe,
 Edward Young, a4 Years old. eiler on the steamer B. M, Peck, fatally in jured when the vessel blew up at Ra- cine, Wis, died last night, bringing the death list up to six.
 The Body of Harrisen Wood, hat finisher, forty years old, was found i'll a lodging house at Danbury, yester- day. The man had committed suicide by drinking earbelic acid.
 Joseph Bergeron, who is held with out bail for the shooting and killing or Mrs. Elizabeth Dowsett in New Haven on June 4, will be tried at the July term of the superior court.
 The First Heat Prostratlon of the year in Bridgeport came yesterday afternoon when an unknown man col lapsed on the street and is now in serious condition in a hospital.
 The Main Building of the Regina Sask., Exhibition association, togeth- CT with the grandstand and several small buildings, were destroyed by fire yesterday. The loss is $150,o00.
 Boswell, N. M., is Menaced by huge volume of water pouring down the Rio Hondo river from the White mountains. Clourbursts following a week of continuous rain caused the flood
 In an Effort to Restore the memory of the mysterious "J. c. R." who has been patient of the state hospital at Rochester, Minn., for some time, an operation will be performed on his skull this week.
 Two Women and Two Men, alleged heads of the 'vice trust in New York, were indicted by the grand jury yes terday and warrants for their arrest issued. It is feared, however, that all four have fled to Europe.
 At is Session at collinssweod, N. J., yesterday the Camden Baptist asso- citation, adopted resolutions in favor of legislation making it obligatory for couples oobtain certificates of health as a prerequisite to marriage.
 That American Railways have Kept pace with the world in the installa tion of safety devices, was the declaration made by President D. K. DeCraw- ford, at the opening of the Master Mechanics convention at Atlantic City.
 ~ Claims Amounting to More than $2,- 000.000 against the Atlantic National bank, of Providence, which recently suspended, have been proven and the creditors yesterday received certif- cates entitling them to the dividends when they are declared.
 One Hundred Thousand Bushels of potatoes said to be spelling on the tracks at Minneapolis, Minn., may be turned over to charitable institutions. The extraordinary congestion of old crop potatoes is said to be partly due to the arrival of new potatoes from the south.
 Convinced That the High Prices of meats could be sharply and effectively reduced through the enactment of 8 law prohibiting the slaughtering of calves, the Washington Chamber of Commerce announced yesterday it's in tention to appeal to congress for some such ligislation..f
 
 New Haven Down to 99 1-2. New York, June 12-A decline in New IT c.. ..a-