Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-20
Condensed TeIeurams

Italian Parliament will open Nov. 20.
 Supreme Court to take recess until Dec. g.
 French soldiers pay was raised 10 cents a day.
 Anaconda Mining Go. will .manu- facture phosphate.
 Paris Matin places Germany's debt to France. at $68,000 100000.
 Anthracite produced in week ended Nov. g amounted to 1,587,00 tons.
 An additional credit of $9.OoO, GOO was extended to Belgium by the Treasury.
 Railroad teIegraphers will receive wage increases amounting to $50, 000,- '000 year.
 Liverpool Cotton Association again extended fluctuations in cotton future 100 points either way.
 War Industries Board removed ban from domestic uses of gold and silver for industrial purposes.
 Marshal Foch, commander of the Allied armies, was invited to New York by Mayor Hylan. Canada spent in the year ended April 30, 1918, S520,415 S32 for food and $324, ,005,237 for munitions.
 Between April 6, 1917, and Nov. 11, 1918, 2,95S ships of 3,O91,6O5 tons were built in the United States Cincinnati, FindIay & Fort Wayne Railroad was sold in Cicinati to the New York bond holders for $200. 900. Additional credits of $200, ,000, 900 to Great Britain and $50 000 coo to Italy were extended by the Treasury De- partment
 Western Union Telegraph announce ed restoration of it's transatlantic cable | service. Messages will be accepted | subject to delay. ] Chancellor Ebert virtually dissolved | the Reichstag and will permit no sit 1 tings pending a meeting of the CO., | stituent assembly. Manufacturers of automobiles will 1 assemble in Washinton to consult with the War Industries Board on the | construction program for 1919. Shipments of wheat, corn and oats from Chicago last week amounted to i IT O4O000 bushels, compared with 18,- PIP 900 bushels a year ago.
 Senator Hoke Smith of Georgia in- troduced a resolution designed to com | pei the War Trade Board to lift its | embargo on export of cotton I Senate Judiciary Committee ordered a favorable report on Poindexter bill to prohibit cost plus contracts or con- missions on government contracts. 1 Federal Fuel Administrators and an- 1 thracite mine operators held a con- ference in Philadelphia to find 8 means to prevent coal shortage ir New England.
 An exceptionally large and briIIian, audience greeted Amelita Galli-C -Curci | Riccardo Stracciari and a new lyric tenor, Guido Ciccolini, at the premier of the season in La Traviata,, al i Chicago.
 A total sum subscribed to the Iatesi Australian war loan amounts to 4S,- | 850,000 pounds sterling. The municipal council at Paris gave a reception today in honor of the American Red Cross.
 The postal service has been re-es. | tablished throughout the whole ot France and Belgium | Damage which may reach nearI, $1,OO0. 600 was caused here within al hour tonight when the flood tide swept in by an easterly gale, flooded the streets of Quebec. Havoc wa. caused along the river front.
 "f wish Germany could be shot LII a bit" declared Governor Marcus H Holcomb at a closing rally O i United War Work drive at Water bury.
 The return of soldiers from Cam, Devens to civilian pursuits will begi1 the end of this week when men iron ] the 151st depot brigade will be sen to their homes
 The National American Wone, suffrage Association meeting at Nev
 York, adopted a resolution rgin, President Wilson to give women 'ade quate representation on the United States delegation to the peace con ference.
 1 Alfred Dixon Flaw, attorney an, former American intercollegiate cham pion in the hammer throw, died yes terday after an operation for appendi citis at San Francisco. He was grad uated from the University of Califor mia in 1902.
 The faculty of Harvard universit decided yesterday to allow qualife students now absent on war service t return immediately to their studies
 The four masted schooner John F Fox, of Al tons gross, built for
 Wilmington, Del, concern, wa launched yesterday.
 Lieut.. Bruce p. Robinson of Cleve land, stationed at Camp Dodge, Ia ' cantonmeht killed himself by divin
 under train at Crimes near there. , Lieut.. George A. Cary of Richmond
 Va, flying instructor at Kelly fiel6 , died at Kelly field hospital, Texas, a the result of injuries sustained in a | a pjrnlann