Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-26

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 President Wilson Celebrated his 2sth wedding anniversary Tuesday.
 Public Drinking Cups will be albo1- ished by Duluth, Minn., on July 1.
 A Jury in Buffalo awarded a work lngman s2,5o0 for the loss of three fingers.
 A fisherman of East Orange, N. J, caught a trout weighing 19 1-2 pounds in Long Lake. N. J.
 a class of thir-fy-six, with degrees of Bachelors of Arts and Science.
 Dartmouth College Celebrated it's 144th commencement yesterday by graduating class of 208 men with DdCAGlOI QeSISeS
 Nearly 10000 Civil War Veterans will leave New York next Monday for Gettysburg to take part in the semi centennial of that battle.
 Williams College Graduated a class of IT young men with the degree of bachelor of arts, at the annual com mencement yesterday.
 Degrees in Co6rse were conferred upon 5S graduates of the academic de- partment at the University of Vermont commencement yesterday.
 Karl Hutser, the Wealthy Inventor who committed suicide at New. York June 1 5. left an estate worth more than $1,O00.0Oo.
 Serious Fires Have Broken Out on the Kenai peninsula. Alaska, and are devastating forests on the public do main outside of Chugach national for est.
 Michael Ruth, Aged 26, died of con : of the brain. the result of be- ing hit on the head with a ball dur ing a baseball game at Jasonville. Ind, Sunday.
 John J. conneII, Agent of the Ire
  Mass, since 1902, has announced his resignation. the same to take effect Aug. 1.
 Representative Roddenberry of Geor- gia introduced bill providing for a letters to be transported only on a rural mall route.
 Policeman Thomas p. Griffith was shot and killed at Salt Lake City, by a laborer in the wholesale district man under arrest.
 The Law, Fixing Two Dollars a Day as the minimum wage rate for laborers employed on New York state canals which was recsntly enacted, has been repealed by subsequent legislation.
 A Market News Service for farmers and truck gardeners who raise perish able products may be established by the recently created office of markets of the department of agriculture.
 The Tent to Be Used as an audi torium for the Gettysburg battle an1 nfversary next week was raised yes- terday immediately, and the placing of the seats will be started today.
 Y the fifteen months old son of John Paul of Stamford was drowned last Saturday morning in 8, pail of water left on the kitchen floor by the mother
 George Thatcher an Old Time Min strei, died yesterday of cancer. aged 63. He formerly played with Primrose and West. Of late he had been play ing an old negro part in a new pro duction.
 Nearly POO Former Students of Earlham college at Richmond, Ind, are suffering with ptomaine poisoning, the result of eating food served to those attending the home coming celebration.
 Amherst College Graduated a class of 99 young men at theN192nd com yesterday, 72 of the can didates receiving the degree of bach elor of arts and 27 the degree of bach elor of science.
 The Atlantic Revenue Cutter ice pa trol was discontinued yesterday by Capt E. P. Bertholf, commandant of the service, because ieebergs are now we'll in the north and all danger to the steamships practically disappeared.
 Chief Engineer c. c. EiweII of the PuO11c U Utli1tIeS Commission yesterday commenced an investigation as to the cause of the collision on the New Ha- ven road at Canaan Conn, Monday af- ternoon. in which nine persons were injured.
 Labor Commissioner p. H. Connolly said yesterday that he has not yet a ppointed the woman who Is to make an investigation under the new law into the conditions under which wo- men and minors work, but has had many applications.
 Mrs. George Douglas Rereener of Salt Lake City, Utah, attended by 8 delegation of forty we'll known men and women of that state. presented yesterday to Capt. William $. Benton. commander of the battleship Utah. a stand of colors of the state.
 Secretary Houston Is Contempt ating the dispatch of four or five of his experts from the bureau of animal in dustry to Argentina, Australia. Uru- quay. Brazil and any other countries which may be possible sources of meat supply to the United States.
 Representative Smith of Texas ap- pealed to President Wilson yesterday to see that Americans in M Paso would not suffer in the threatened battle at Juarez between the Mexican federals and the Constitutionalists, who are advancing upon the city.