Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-27
Condensed TeIeqrams;

ss LOnQOnts OdlkS VIII CiOSS dt HOOu | Saturday instead of 1 P. M.
 Directors of the Chicago Board of | Trade voted to close Saturday, July 5.
 Senate adopted appropriation bill providing for an army of 100000 be- ginning July l.
 Imports of cotton goods from Japan during the next twelve months will exceed the records
 In the last two weeks more than s5,000, 900 in building permits were issued in Chicago.
 Gold holdings of the Imperial Ger man Bank amounted to 1,151, ,509 | marks as of June F.
 Great celebration of Fourt of July planned in Washington to commem
 crate return of peace.
 | Pennsylvania Railroad directors took no action on Panhandle" acqui- sition at their meeting. Boston wool representatives in Great Falls, Mont, paid 60A cents a pound l for .clp of 41,000 polnds. 1 Heavy rains swept over the dry re- l North Dakota swept over the dry re- l gions in the West, where rain was I badly needed.
 Service of the Bay State Street l when the 5000 striking employees re- | Car Line in Boston, was resumed I turned to work.
 General licenses for importation of l upper leather and fibre and f1axseed for sowing were issued by Great Britain June 20.
 + Postoffice authorities promise reg
 ular aerial mail trips from New
 York to Chicago every eight hours l within the next ten days.
 Two new series of short term 4La
 per cent certificates of indebtedness were announced by the Treasury De- partment to be dated July 1.
 Il War Finance Corporation to Ma, 31 purchased s9o5. 900 Liberty
 Bonds of all classes at par value te
 stabilize the Liberty Bond market. War Department announced con
 tracts representing value of $53,- 100000 were liquidated in the weel f ended June ', at a cost of s11 ,000, 900 Department of Commerce will es
 tablish business offices in differen :, parts of Europe in effort to speed Ill
 world trade by coordinaintg suppl. and demand.
 Estimated that new Sing Sing Pri l son can be built for $1,17S,293. Merchants Bank of Canada pur chased Post & Flag building at Nc
 j,3S Wall street
 d Air Council of the British Admiral e ty instructed the captain of the R-3 e to drop a bag of mail from Englan s to Nova Scotia, while on it's flight t o. the United States.
 el Amnesty will be proclaimed follow
 ing the signing of the peace treaty d Forest fires ragged in Southwestern e Alberta and eastern British Columbi l. for the last "A hours. It Dartmouth College conferred hor 'e orable degrees of Doctor of Law
 c C~1
 Major General G. w. Goethals at ii !. commencement exercises. h Cadbury Bros and J. s. Fry - " Sons. cocoa concerns of Englan l. consolidated. The new corporatio 70 is the British Cocoa & Chocolate c ,o with a capital of 12,50,00o. ,a It is expected the details of Il lv merger of the Wright Martin Aircra Y Corporation and the: Information
 Motor Truck Go. will be anS ounci ,e before the end of the week. I'll Manchester correspondent of t
 London Chronicle says he was il
 formed that the cotton owners h;
 rejected proposals for the settleme N of the strike VI hich was report :" called off. as r =, z yg le Commercial Cable Co. a1nounc oi messages in authorized codes m; eu be accepted for the Dutch Eas- | GU GU dies These messages must be | 3 IT ed. with proper name not less th; SS a surname. a-sssAszs: el-sss 1t was officially announced in t a9 9 House of Commons that the CaNao lo an army was four-fifths demobilize II. Bar silver was quoted at 54 g. I;l. Il pence in London. New York quot .nt silver, at $1.10B.
 n Senate Foreign Relations Comm ho tee recommended confirmation ne Frank P Polk to be Under Secreta rs ol of State, Hugh GAibson to be Mini n1, ter to Poland and B. w. Long to hs Minister to Cuba.
 nv Shipments of crude, refined a N' distilled petroleum from Mexico 1 av May amounted to 6,9S7,962 barrels d, Telegraph service in many parts te. Illinois and Iowa was cripple il- rain and wind storms.
 Horse racing in southern MaryIa
 is banned for the remainder of
 year by the decision of the Court
 Appeals at Annapolis declaring 1 AL Prince Georges County Racing L. si- to be unconstitutional.
 he The League to Enforce Peace { .he nounced that William G. McAdoo, f ice mer secretary of the treasury. old joined it's national executive comm ,ur tee and would hereafter take part nia directing the work of the organi the ton.