Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-25
Condensed TeIegrams


 Bar siver was quoted at 53s4 pence in London.
 Boston saloons will continue sale of PA per cent. beer after July 1.
 Prince of Wales will be guest at the White House from Aug. 12 to 25.
 Canadian Pacific Railway applies for aerial passenger and freight service charter.
 Economic Council decided that with the signing of peace all blockades will be raiced.
 Frank Nebeker, Salt Lake City, was appointed an assistant to Attorney General Palmer.
 Light frost formed on low lying cranberry bogs in the Cape Cod dis trict. Damage was slight.
 It is reported a big dispute has aris- en between the British and Americans in the cinema trade in Britain.
 King and Queen of Belgium accepted invitation of President Wilson to visit the United States in September.
 Gold coin to the amount of $500,o00 was withdrawn from the Sub Treas ury for shipment to South America.
 An advance of cents an hour was plant of the Corn Products Refining Co.
 Soft coal output for week of June 14 estimated at S.27S,0OO tons. Hard coal output estimated at 1,S65,0O0 tons.
 Educators and engineers from all over the country gathered at Wash ington in a conference on business training.
 According to a report received at Berlin, two American. soldiers were killed and hree injured in brawl near Frankfort.
 American steamship Farnam, from Baltimore, was sunk by a mine ex- plosion, according to a report from Gothenburg
 The funeral of James D. Bergen, founder of the J. D. Bergen Cut Glass Company, Meriden, who died Sunday, was held yesterday. Union metal workers, said by their leaders to number 5000, walked out at Vancouver, B. C., in sympathy with the strikers at Winnepeg. House and enate conferees, approv- ed the rider on the agricultural bill providing for repeal of he daylight saving law on Oct. 26. Reports from easten Kentucky say | moonshiners of that section form d price for their product. Jury for the trial of Gordon Fawcett Hamby, charged with the murder of 1 two Brooklyn bank clerks last Decem- | Der, was completed. i President Wilson's baggage was l packed and everything made ready for | his sailing to New York after the signing of the peace treaty. A renorf fronn Madrid savs fhe l Spanish government will allow expor- tation of 45,000,000 kilos of olive oil during the second half of 1919. Senate Naval Committee completed the naval appropriation bill of 1920. Ii will carry $646,272,000, an increase of | $44 4,803,000 over the House total. Western Union Telegraph Go. an nounced that cable messages in code | authorized for Great Britain will now l be accepted for places in the Dutch East Indies.
 Representative Longworth, of Ohio 1 introduced a bill levying a high tariff on imports of dyestuffs and establish ing licensing commission to contro 1 imports.
 1 Direct sailing from Chicago to Liv. erpool will begin today, when the
 Shipping Board will dispatch the 4,O0( | ton steel ship Lake Granby over new
 route.
 l Carl F. Anderson was appointed as 1 sociate justice of the Middletown city
 court, to take the place of Judge Warner who becomes the presiding judge.
 More than 50 Mexicans, peon lab
 orers, were killed by bandits of tht
 Diaz faction in revenge for the killing
 of Gen. Banquet, leader of the Diai followers.
 An automobile in which Morris |.
 Dee, 50. of Middletown was riding
 alone overturned yesterday and he
 sustained a fracture of the skull. He
 is expected to die.
 Frank L. Polk, of New York, coun
 sellor of the State Department. ant
 now acting Secretary of tate, wa! nominated to be Under Secretary O State, a new office.
 Russian Soviet government demand ed the release of L. c. A. K. Martens Bolshevik representative arrested il New York Reprisals are threatenet against Americans in Russia. Senators kendrick of Wyoming, ant Kenyon, of Iowa, introduced bills pro
 viding for packers surrendering con
 trol of the packing industry and plac
 ing it under Government contol. Kansas will harvest 225,000,000 bush els of wheat valued at $450, 100000.
 President Wilson notified Col. Hous
 not to participate. in functions of tn League of Nations until Senate ha , ratified the peace treaty. ; President Wilson nominated William
 Gonzales, of Charleston, S. C., nov minister to Cuba, to be ambassador t Peru. Boaz W. Long, of New Mexico l was nominated minister to Cuba an Benton c. McMi1lan of Tennessee, t ) be minister to Guatemala. : Central Western railroads asked In : terstate Commerce Commission for in creased rates on vaious commoditie , from points in Michigan, Minnesot and Wisconsin to sations in Centrs
 Freight Association territory. War expenditures of the War De partment between April 6, 1917, an , June 1, 1919, amounted to S14,544,61S 900 Secretary Baker informed tn :, House Committee at the beginning ( it's investigation of the department. 2 GERMAN OFFICIAL TELEGRAM