Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-13
Condensed TeIegrams

\. German potash production in No. vember was 70 per cent. below pre- war period
 Large Mexican mining companies announce they will have to close their mines, unless they receive a supply of dynamite
 A meeting of the Farmers Confer. ence on Economic Reconstruction in America and International Recon struction was called for Jan. at Washington. Alien owned seats in the New York Cotton Exchange will be sold at an average. of. $16,0O0 each Ambassador to italy Nelson Page, accompanied by the Third Secretary of the Embassy and the Naval Att tache there, left Rome for Paris | Copper representatives will leave for Washington soon to confer with Government officials as to the price of | copper from Jan. l. 1919. Shipyards may build ships for priv ate owners or owners abroad without permission of the Shipping Board l California oil production is 24, 4,0oo,- 900 gallons month. Consumption amounts to 28,000 900 gallons. 1 Canadian Pacific's earnings for the first week in December totaled $3,-
 48O 600, compared with $5,2SS,OOO in 1917.
 l Century Steel Go. of America in-
 creased capital from $750,000 to $1,- l 500000
 Government estimates place the cot | ton yield for this year at 11,700,0 900
 bales, excluding linters. l An investigation was ordered by the
 Senate into all matters affecting l labor
 American shipyards output in Mo- ] vember totaled I'll vessels of 357,- 660 tons
 ! The United States grand jury n
 session at Concord, N H. reported 241 liquor indictments.
 Mrs. Harriet Donovan, wife of Jere-
 miah Donovan. mayor of the city of
 Norwalk. dial yesterday.
 Army taxi service will be inaugur-
 ated at once in New York, Philadel-
 phia, Chicago, St. Louis and Atlanta A merger of the Utah Sugar Go. and
 Amalgamated Sugar Go. is in pros
 pect.
 President Wilson appointed Houston
 Thompson of Colorado member oi the Federal Trade Commission. Canadian War Trade Board issued
 notice of changes in the steel regu-
 lations.
 From April 1 to Nov. the o
 branch of the army purchased g. Ill 024 barrels of oil valued at $23,-
 sos, 900.
 , Evening News of London prints or it's first page a glowing tribute tc
 Admiral Sims, with his picture. } Over $65,254,1H was expended fol 5 charities and corrections, conservation } of health and protection of persons F and property last year by 118 New :, l iair 7 Grand Duke Nicholas former com 7 mander-in- chief of the Russian army ? is in command of a force of CosSack' t in southern Russia. I Shipping Board ordered cancellation l of contracts for wooden ships wher 2 the contractor has spent not nor l than $200 900 on a ship.
 A business block of WrightstoWr : N. J., where Camp Dix is located, wa 9 wiped out by fire. The Camp wa I saved by .dynamiting the buildings. Corn crop is estimated at 2,582, ] 814 Soc bushels by the Department o Agriculture.
 i A New Ycrk. New Haven anl l Hartford train filled with sh5e work Q CTS going to Brockton lactor.es : crashed into a freight .ar near th;l | station yesterday . Striking carmen of the Omaha an t Council Bluffs Street Railway a Omaha, Nebraska, voted to return t
 work. This ended the strike whic
 began nine days ago.
 Turkish deserters are reported t " be committing 'unheard of orgies S and killing many Christians in Brousss = Asia Minor
 d. Firemen poured thousands of gal k Ions of water into four stor d apartment house in Pennington ave D nue, Hartford. Loss $50 000. n A proclamation by President Wilso
 calling upon the people of the Unite r States to contribute money to sus = tain the Armenian, Syrian, Greek an l, other war sufferers in the near Eas r during the winter was made public. y Missionaries from ls1dia, Afrie' e Turkey and the Balkans were heai = at the Hessions of the American boar it of Commissioners for Foreign Nis
 sions in Hartford yesterday. j. Lieut.. eodol, d Chilean aviator, file, e across the Andes in an jllrplane. Il y used a Bristol machine 1onated by tn q British government. d Notes exchanged by the CT lea T. eoVernmeE.t with the Gnue(. state
 and Argentina relative ID tis" col.tro
 yersy between Chile and Peru win S published in a few days.
 Generals RuesIei and Dimitrief : :, the Russian army have been shot b . order of the local soviet at Propra e gorsk.
 !e Reports that King aeorse conten d plates a visit to the United States al V denied in bOEdon.
 Q Gold received from Russia by .th 70 | Germans, amounting to mol e. 1lla
 $60 900, 900, has arrived ilp Paris an = been deposited in the Bank Of Franc if Discontinuanees of the super ehare rt on Pullman car travel nds caused "a marked increase in partor and sleel ,- ing car traffic throughout the cou- ;- try.
 " fhe Peruvian steame~ Ui ubamb;
 reached Callao yesterday witll 400 n
 iuvian refugees from Chile.
 Formal announcement was ma: yesterday by the shipping board thi M Charles PieZ has been, eiected dire' 5e tor general of the Emergency. Itte Id Corporation to succeed Ch&rles , i'll Schwab, who resigned. as NO SOCIALIST TICKET IN S. MASSACHUSETTS NEXT YEA 10 Boston, Dec. 12.-The failure of Sy
 | yester J Mcbride, Socialist candida