Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-12


 sight on the farm of Wesley Donoho, near Georgetown. Del.
 Rev. AskeIon Mercer, 75 years old, married himself to Sarah l.. Calgrove, to years old, at Beaver. Pa.
 A Delegation of Richmond, Cal, cit 1zens left Chicago with 8 plushed-lined chest of grape juice for Secretary Bryan.
 Paul NickoIs, a Farmer of Benton Harbor. Mich, was seized with a se were coughing spell and emitted a four inch fish.
 1t Is Estimated that more than $o00,00 damage has been done to up- per New York state crops in the re- At the commencement Exercises of Northwestern university at Evanston H., yesterday, diplomas were awarded to 563 seniors.
 F. Ernst Watkins of Manchester. says he will oppose legally any move to supplant him as county commits sioner of Hartford county.
 scores are seeking embarkation from Tampico, Mexico, on account of fear l of the cruelty of the Mexicans
 At Special Election at Mitchell, s. D.. Tuesday. bonds to the amount of $6O,Ooo were voted for the erection l of municipal telephone plant: The Degree of Bachelor of Science was bestowed yesterday on the fifty members of the senior class at the | New Hampshire state college.  Weather Bureau Records of forty years show no other June day at Jack l sonville, Fla. as cold as yesterday. The thermometer registered 52 degrees. The Centennial of the Incorporation | of Freedom, Me, as a town, was cele- l brated yesterday with addresses, a 1 parade, sports, dancing and a variety 1 of amusements.
 Four Persons Were Injured, two ser iously, yesterday, when five tons of 1 fireworks, stored in the flour mill of w. A. Wilmet at Deerfield, ten miles north of Alliance, Ohio, blew up. l The High Cost of Living is due to the waste caused by expenditures for | so-called national defense. according to Dr. David Starr Jordan, president of Leland Stanford Jr. university.
 
 1 conferred yesterday upon the Rev. l.. l Clark Seelye, president emeritus of 1 Smith college, at the 117th annual 1 commencement exercises at Union col lege.
 General Crop Conditions on June 1 averaged for the United States 05 per i cent. lower than on the same date last year and 1.2 per cent. lower than the average condition on June 1 of re- 1 cent years.
 Mrs. Hueer Pratt, Formerly Miss Abigail Parkhurst of Cleveland, Ohio, and Prince Alexis Georges Kara georgevitch, a cousin of King Peter of Servia. were married at Paris yes l terday afternoon.
 Advance Agents of the United Char 1 ities have started for a trip through 1 Illinois. Iowa, Michigan, Wisconsin l and Indiana to find farmerss who will l provide two weeks vacation for ten thousand of Chicago's poor children.
 Paterson. N. J., Was Shaken early yesterday by the explosion of bomb in front of the home of three brothers i who had consistently refused to join 1 the silk strikers. The house was dam aged. but the occupants were unin- jured.
 Ernast Lindoft, of Abingdon Ills, was arrested yesterday on suspicion of being implicated in the murder of | his bfother Professor Charles A. Lind- oft, the violinist, who was killed early Tuesday morning in his home in Gales burg, III.
 1 Creation of Country Life institute | to inquire into country life with view 1 to making farming more efficient and ! a ttra cffua and al n phncly f1ux to the cities is the object of a 1 bill introduced by Representative ] Steenerson of Minnesota.
 4 Mammoth Iceberg with twin peaks towering 120 feet above the water line, was sighted at sunrise last Sunday by | the steamer Olympic, which reached New York yesterday The berg sight ed was several miles from the spot where the Titanic went down.
 pr. Lauro Muller, BraziI's Minister of foreign affairs and special ambas- sador to the United States to repay | the visit of Senator Root, then secre- his first day at Washington in a round l of receptions and official visits.
 The Quaker Oats Company, the SO l called oatmeal trust-conrolling SO 1 per cent. of the oatmeal products and [ UY PIOuQCtS OI JG0 COuIltTN, WbS aI- l tackled by the federal government in 1 a civil anti trust suit filed at Chicago 1 yesterday, charging a monopoly.
 Exporters Who Paid Customs duties 1 to Aguinaldo's government in the Phil l fppines after the Americans occupied | but before the ratification of the treaty | of peace with Spain were advised yes- terday that they need not pay duties | to the American government under a 1 decision by the supreme court. l Mrs. Thomas DoIiber of BrooE<Iine, l wife of the president of a Boston company manufacturing a proprietary food. and Mrs. Frank R. Parker, wife 1 of a prominent resident of F1tswilliarn. 1 N. H., were seriously injured in an au- l tomobile accident near Ashburnha1n 1 Mass. yesterday They will recover.
 At the 18th Comm ncement of Vas | sar college yesterday President Taylor announced a gift Of $75,00O from Mrs | F. F. Thompson, member of the ! board of trustees for the establishment of chair of political science and a gift 1 of $10.000 for general purposes from Mrs. Mary Crosset Dodge, an alumna | of the college.
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