Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-26
Condensed TeIegrams;

Gold coin amounting 10 $o,ouo,uuu was engaged for shipment to South | America.
 Total casualties of the American | Expeditionary Forces to date amount l to 2S9,O16.
 1t is reported control on all feeding | grains was removed and trading is l now restricted.
 Premier CIemenceau reported going to resign immediately after the sign ing of the peace treaty.
 Morris J. Dee, who was alone in an automobile which overturned at Mid dletown. died at the Middlesex hos pital.
 Navy Department announced sale of blue flannel cloth brought a profit of $400,00O over the average cost price.
 Four bandits entered the River Rouge, State Bank, Detroit, held up the cashier and escaped with 5000 | in cash.
 Secretary Baker denied charges of Senator Chamberlain that American
 graves, being not properly cared for
 in France.
 ] Sixty three Villa rebels were kill 1 ed and many injured in a fight with
 Federal troops for the possession of I Villa Ahumada.
 Word of burning certain French Lbattlef1ags by the Germans reached
 the peace conference. This is a vii olation of the peace treaty. !. The drought which was afflicting France for several weeks was broken. Pennsylvania Legislature ratified
 the Woman Suffrage amendment. I Secretary Baker announced com . mission representing the United States and France settled claims for war materials between the countries.
 A jury was chosen for the first
 session of the trial of Alfredo Cocchi charged with murder of Ruth Cruger in New York Citq. 1917, at Bologna Italy.
 Eight hundred pounds of horse
 meat is one of the times confscateC when the Germans attempted to
 smugkle food into unoccupied Ger many.
 Theodore p. shonts president oi Interborough lines. was reported : resting comfortably He was operat ed on to relieve congestion of tht : lungs.
 | Announcement was made by Pres ident- -elect Pessoa of Brazil that h, would curtail his visit to New Yorl , because he had accepted an invitation ! to go to Canada. Mrs. Clarence MlIheiser, widow 0 - lut IllCuIuOllu, Nd-, WdI ' robbed of s3Q0,000 of jewels placed il ff the safety deposit boxes at the Ho :. . tel Biltmore, New York. Chicago commerce will be opened u <, direct to continental ports as well a y to the United Kingdom. Anothe
 Shipping Board vessel will leave Chi
 cago for Hamburg with a cargo
 Three more arrests were made b | Federal agents in connection with a V alleged conspiracy to rob the Amer 0 ican Railway Express of goods wort f more than 100000 at Buffalo, N. Y. e Police and soldiers who intervene n in food riots in the north suburbs ( S Berlin exchanged shots with mob. : but there were no casualties. Mann = helm reported II killed in rioting
 Without record vote, the hous IF yesterday passed the senate bill | s permit the states of New Jersey an h New York to construct a vehicle tur . nell under the Hudson river at Ne l. York.
 l. Governor Harding of the Feder; Is Reserve Board, expressed the opinio = that financial aid required frol
 America to rehabilitate countries - Europe would not exceed $1,500, ,000
 900.
 ,r British and Canadian societies = New York sent an invitation to u If Duke of Devonshire, Governor Ger ,- eral of Canada, to visit New York l. participate in celebration of Canad n Week
 70 United States Steamship C Q launched the 9,400 ton steamship "
 nada, at its Alexandria yards Va.
 War Department may market i M surplus meat. Bids are reported tt N low.
 ln Abolition and prevention of foreie " ernbargoes on American exports e- any description whatever is the q T. rect aim of a bill intended to be il I. troduced in the Senate by Senat It Edge. Us Vice Admiral Mark Kerr, pilot IL ehe transatlantic Handley Page G UT plane at Harbor' Grace, N F., w
 invited by Albert T. Bell, preside ao of the Aero Club of America, to 1 t I his machine to Atlantic City in U nonstop flight.
 i' Pennsylvania Senate passed a +o permitting manufacture and sale io beer containing PA per cent alcoho o- Four hundred enemy aliens inter o- ed at Fort Ogelthorpe, Ga, will
 sent to Charleston, S. C., today und
 guard for deportation to Germany