Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-29
Condensed TeIeqrams

General Pershins arrived at Paris from Coblenz
 Germany is working on Zeppelin for transatlantic flight
 ..Chicago's bread supply was cut in half by 8 strike of 4000 bakers
 Martial law was declared in city of Yallpir, southwest of Lahore. India.
 Swiss. Federal Council officially recognized the Czecho Slovakia re- public.
 Large amounts of Il&ricating oil are required by Bulgarian state rail- way system.
 American flour amounting to 10000 tons was shipped to Rumania by the Food administration. Shipments of fresh and cured meat from Chicago amounted to 50,055 pounds during the week.
 Frenoh diplomatic authorities sus gested a method to have the peace treaty signed without Italy. Louis klotzs French Minister of F- nance, announced a new loan of 40,- 000, ,000.000 francs will be issued. Pittsburgh women announced they are going to fight high prices of, but ter by feeding the family on oleo. Seventy five thousand will watch the launching of the Tennessee to- morrow at the New York navy yard. German government troops are erecting Qualifications in Nuremburg l in preparation for an attack by Reds. 1 Illinois Public Service Commission denied application of Chicago Surface Hines for an increase in fare of ' cc>ltS.
 l Loneshoremen at Kingston, Ja-
 maica, struck in a body in demand for an eight hour day and increased
 wages.
 German government invited by the l German AuStrians to send five mem
 bers to the National Assembly at i Weiar
 Sixth national foreign trade conven- tion, called by the national foreign 1 trade council, ended its sessions at Chicago.
 Normal Hall, the "iowa Ace" was honored al a reception by four hun dred members of the Iowa Society ir
 New York.
 Heavy loss of life is reported in the i sinking of the Chilean steamer Mag dalena in q storm and the Alfonso 1T ! a collision.
 T Shipping Board asked bids for tn; purchase of 431 wooden steamer hull
 and 3l wooden barge hulls as part O it's program.
 Rev. William T. Swinnerton, pasto emeritus of the North Stamford Con
 gregational church. died at his hom in Springdale.
 Preliminary steps were taken b.
 Mayor Ccuzena. of Detroit, to hold . Worlds Peace Exhibition in that cit. , in 1922 or 1923. Ship camoufIage, hurriedIy developc'
 during the war, will be retained per [ mancntly as means of reducin; l collisions of vessels. Roger Culver TredWell, America l consul at Petrograd, who was held a } hostage by the Bolsheviki. was re } leased and is on his way home. - Julius Maxas, consul general 10 f Nicaragua, was beaten into uncon sciousness and robbed by four men d l San Francisco. The men were caught : Officials of railroads operatin fl east from St. Louis and Chicago re ) port tonnage was steady compare ai with recent weeks but below las r ye~rs total.
 re Argentine Foreign Office report g the Mexican government is fecallin II its diplomatic mission to Italy he | cause the Italian government does no : recognize; Mexico. D The Sunday bill, which provides fc
 moving picture exhibitions on Sunda! r is now before Gov. fiolcomb in ell Q crossed form. The governor was = New Haven yesterday. S Professor Louis Dubois, deputy fo [ the Department of the Seine. declare s the Germans were being let off to y easy. He also said they offered { e sell France her own property. n In connection with seizure of enc e my property ins Canada it is official n ly announced that no property can D
 found in Canada which can be identi r fled as belonging to the former hais : CT.
 y First contingent of 1,o9o men er i listed by the War Department fo e foreign service to relieve men of tn $ army of occupation will leave Cam t Meade April 90 for New York fo : ombarkation.
 T The remainder of the fifth RaiIwa : Engineers. 58th C. A. C., formerly ol 2 Eighth Coast Defence Command, lot > Engineers of Pennsylvania and - large number of conValescentS arrive 5 at New York. 5. With a capital of S20o0o, 900 m nu t lecturers. merchants and bankers mt
 ill New York to organize a chain y warehouses in the South and in Mas . sachusctts and Rhode Island for tl y ! storage of cotton. .ee! Chinese Ministry of >Communcs IL tions informed the Allied Legation
 that the privileges of the Germans v, connection with the Hu- kanka raj y way zone were cancelled by decl5 7, ration of war by China.