Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-02

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 Condensed Teieurams nian alien land law arrived by cable yesterday.
 All Grades of Refined Sugar were ad- vanced five cents a hundred pounds yesterday.
 The Portuguese Parliament passed a bill authorizing the construction of celhle to Panama
 Oats Crops in Illinois and Indiana are being damaged owing to the high temperature there.
 Coal Advanced in Price yesterday at New Haven with the mercury, and ice will probably follow.
 Joseph Leavenworth, retired manu- facturer of Buffalo, died at his summer home at Owasco Lake, N. Y.
 
 The Steamship California has arriv- ed at New York and reported passing several whales and two small ice bergS.
 A Volunteer Red Cross Corps has been formed in Ell Paso to care for the wounded in the event of a battle in Juarez.
 Mrs. Mary Ritt and her daughter. Della, IA years old, were asphyxiated when the wind blew out the gas in t5e!r home in Brooklyn.
 Leroy Lindstrom of chicaao was forced to walk home draped in beer keg, when some one stole his clothes while he was in, bathing.
 Denver Was Selected as the next meeting place for the next triennial of Locomotive Bremen and Enginemen
 A Cool North Wind and showers brought relief from Chicago's record breaking hot spell yesterday. The thermometer dropped 20 degrees in few hours.
 Guiseppi Pomare of Youngstown, O., charged with sending a letter to Presi- dent Wilson demanding $5.0o0, will be placed on trial again next Monday.
 George Wood, 60 Years Old, was drowned while trying to save his year old nephew. Robert Wood, who had fallen into a dam at Williamstown, Mass.
 Secretary RedfieId yesterday in- structed the commerce department bu- Ieau Of standards to make study of Fc tcs en car wheels and stxles.
 Factory Inspector Mcfarland has promoted Miss Grace Stanley from the position of stenographer to factory in spector. She will receive a salary ap- proximating $1,50O a year
 Three More Men who were fatally burned in the Husted mill explosion at Buffalo a week ago died in the hos- pitals yesterday. bringing the total known to be dead up t. P.
 The increasing Cost of Living the country over is demonstrated in con- tracts let by the treasury department for feeding the officers and men of the revenue cutter service during the new fiscal year.
 investigation by Agents of the state department of the recent expulsion of a number of Korean fruit pickers from Hemet. CaL was ordered discontinued yesterday and the incident is consid- cred closed.
 The Gaiety Theater, an Albany land mark, was destroyed by fire yesterday. A smouldering cigarette or cigar left by one of the spectators at 8 boxing bout Monday night Is supposed to have started the blaze
 A Warrant for the Arrest of William of Mlddletown. Conn, was issued yes- terday. The allegation is that Seng- laub embedded a little over, $6,900 of the towns money.
 One of the Interesting Incidents of the big reunion at Gettysburg of the wearers of the blue and of the gray was the presentation of medals to the Boy Scouts who are assisting the vet erans at the big camp.
 A New Rate Scehdule intended to equalize communication fares on steam railroad lines in Rhode Island was filed with the Rhode Island public utilities commission yesterday by the New York, New Haven and Hartford rail- road.
 The Large Ice Plants belonging to the Cincinnati Ice Delivery company were practically communicated by city authorities yesterday to provide relief for hospitals and charitable institutions affected by a strike of employees of ice plants.
 William Hall, a Linenan in the em- p1oy of the New England Telegraph and Telephone company was instantly electrocuted>a at Old Town, Me, yester- day by falling across high tension wires of the Bangor Railway and Electric company.
 ViIhiainur Stefanssor, commander of the Canadian Arctic exploring >expedi- ton, sailed from Seattle, Wash, yes- terday on the steamship Victoria for Nome. Alaska, to join his ship, the whaler Karluk. and the gasoline power boat Alaskan.
 Forty Women Residents of Mexico City, most of them of the better class, have committed suicide in the city of Durango since it's occupation last week by the rebels. The women became de- perate as the result of their treatment by the victorious rebels.
 The Michigan Lake Superior Power company yesterday filed with the in ternational joint commission a propos- ed lease with the United States for the diversion of water and the construction river at Sault Ste Marie, Mich.
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