Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-16
NEW EMBARGO ON
 NEW HAVEN ROAD
Less Than Carload Cargoes Put Un-
 der the Ban.

A new freight embargo has been put into effect by the New Haven road load cargoes to New Haven under the ban. The embargo reads in part:
 Embargo is placed upon carload freight coming from connecting rail carriers at Harlem River, N. Y., and Maybrook, N. Y., also from coastwfse steamship lines via Harlem River N. Y, iers 31 to 70, East River, N. Y, Brooklyn terminals or lighter service, loaded to the marked carrying or practical loading capacity of the car will be accepted when consigned to stations on the N. Y., IN. H. and H. R. R. and c. N. E. Ky.
 Perishable and livestock, foodstuffs fo rhuman consumption. feed for live stock, news and book ISint papers, copper, spelter, zinc, lead, crucibles, billets, field and garden seeds, nursery stock, fertilizer, agricultural inspecti- cides, insect repellants, vermin eXter- minatOrs, fungicides, tree and other agricultural spray materials. imple- mentS and machines required for pre- paring the soil, baskets. barrels and fruit containers for shipping fruits and produce, coal, coke, charcoal, tra fife moving in tank cars, materials and supplies for the N. Y N. H. and H. R.. R., C. N. N. F. Ky. and B and NJ. R. R., sisal, cement, freight for Boston Mass; Lowell, Mass; itchburg. Mass: Clinton. ass; Concord Juno tion, Mass Worcester. Mass; Spring Mass; Armory, Mass; Westfeld, Mass; Holyoke, Mass; Northampton, Mass; Shelburne Falls, Mass; Fur ners Falls, Mass; Pittsfeld Mass: Easthampton, Mass; Poughkeepsie. N. Y., New London, Conn.,; Norwich, Conn; Willimantic, Conn.
 Embargo is placed on traffic for Brooklyn terminals as follows:
 Brooklyn Eastern District terminal; All freight except less carload freight Austin Nichols x Co.,. Brooklyn Coop craze Co, U. s. Printing Co and for the use of the Brooklyn Eastern Dis trict terminal.
 Hay will be accepted only upon au- thorization of E. C. Potter, Jr., vice president.
 No restrictions on freight for deliv- cry { Warren street, Jersey City, and Greensboro terminal Long Island City.
 Bush docks; Carload freight for ex- port, except freight for the Belgium Relief Commission; carload freight consiGned, reconsisned or to be recon signed for delivery at Twelfth street station.
 New York Dock company: Lumber in carload lots, carload and less car load lots. carload and less carload ex- port freight, all less carload domes- tic freight except that consigned to concerns as follows: Montgomery, Ward Co. Franklin Baker Co., Adri ance Machine Co, l. L. Mundet & Co.,, Miner Edgar O.. Shipley Construction and Supply Co.,, Intertype Corporation, Diamond Cork Co. kieselguhr Go. of America Kellinr Karel Co., American Metal Cap Co. Electric Spark and Al piiance Co, Rockburn Chemical Co, P F. Anderson & Co. Cork Mfg Co.,, Lakeside Implement and Vehicle O.. New orYk Dry Dock O.. Marshall Field & Co. Brooklyn Galvanizing and Manufacturing Go.
 Hay for Fulton, Baltic and Atlantic terminals except when consigned to J. w. Gasteiger & Son.
 North First street: All carload and less carload freight to and from.
 Embargo is placed upon all freight for export consigned to or via Piers Nos. 31 to 70 East river, or Harlem river to Brooklyn terminals, or Bos- ton, Mass, or Providence. R. l.. or for movement via the New England Steamship company. except as follows:
 Export freight, originating a t points in New England states or at points on these companies lines in New York state. will be accepted for movement via these piers through these terminals or via the New England Steamship company upon satisfactory evidence that specific steamship space has been contracted for and when billing has been authorized by H. H. Benedict. as- sistant general freight agent, pier IA, North river, New York city and for Boston and Providence when author ized by c. NJ. Wood. assistant general freight agent. Boston, Mass. and pro- yided traffic is offered within reason to and connection with the steamship intended