Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-02
Condensed Teiegrams

Condensed Teiegrams
 New Jersey tax valuation is ss,os2,
 164, 104.
 Fire in Newark caused loss estimated at $200.000. Strike of grain workers at Rotterdam has been settled.
 City of Newark opened sale of bacon Four towns in Honduras reported captured by reyo1utionists. - Six United States army hospitals are to be closed September 30. Physicians report improvement in condition of Theodore P. Shonts. Postal communication between
 France and all parts of Germany was reopened.
 Belgian Government nrohibits tenn | porariIy exportation of Belgian = to 1 any country. Herbert c. Hoover and other mem ] bers of supreme economic council left Paris for London. !! WiIlia Reginald Garfield, former mining partner in Wyoming of Buffalo i Bill, died in Cardiff.
 !, Germany's first woman burgom aster, Frau Schurchardt, was elected unan- l imously at Steinberg. Lieutenant Locatelli, Italian aviator,
 completed airplane flight from Buenos
 Aires to Valparaiso.
 | 1uhSaFfdn ned AFf1y uHOer oiFeC- | ton of Bella Kun has been utterly routed by Rumanian forces. Mexican spies are reported to have been sent to Tampico to seek employ
 ment with the oil companies. | Baron Makino, head of Japanese dci-
 egation to peace conference will ais1 | soon from Marseilles for Japan. l Postmaster Patten is organizing q | committee to supervise distribution of i surplus army food in New York City. ] Nad1a head If the Abyssinian Mission, called upon
 Major General Barry at Governors Is- land.
 Justice Louis D. Brandies, of United l States Supreme Court. has completed tour of Palestine and is on his way to | Paris.
 | Prominent men interested in day light. saving started a public educa- :
 tional movement in the interest of the plan. T. Unstinted Allied support will be &C., corded General Yudenitch to give him 1 final opportunity of capturing Petro- i grad.
 War Department stiii.slas nearly 35,- coo tons of small arms and field gun
 ammounition to be brought back from France.
 Argentine President has laid before Congress proposal to grant credit to $2O0,oo0,oo0 to Great Britain, France and Italy. Borough President Frank L. DowI- ing announces, appointment of Charles
 Delaney his secretary at d salary
 of $4.500. Judge Gray praises French treaty
 and say doctrine of bewaring of en
 tangling alliances has ceased to be fashiona ble. Blank permit system for shipment of grain, substitute for individual per- init system in effect last year, is ef- fective today.
 Navy transport ZeeIapdia arrived ir fzi.s ,f-f,. ken propeller that snapped twice dur ing trip from Brest. House leaders plan to bring up bil
 repeating wartime legislation permit ting foerign ships to engage in Ameri.
 can coastwise trade. First meeting of Reparations Com m1ttee provided for in the. German
 peace treaty, will probably be held today at Versailles. French Cabinet has been asked tc expedite the construction of a tunne under the English channel, connecting l France and England. l Luxembourg plans to appropriate million francs for Verdun and 200, ,00( ! francs for reconstruction of a. devas. tated town in Belgium l Nineteen Japanese soldiers and DO Hcemen were killed in clash witt Chinese troops at Kuang Cheng- Ku Chinese losses not given.
 Shortage of sailors among destroyer. 5 of Atlantic Fleet has caused a sus- pension Of full power trials scheduled
 for several of the vessels. Inter- Allied Supreme Council ap- proves recommendation of Marsha Foch for immediate repatriation O.
 German troops from Letvia First international Conference o Women Physicians will be held in New l York City, opening on September Il and continuing sfor six weeks. : New Jersey Circuit Court of Ap g peals ordered United States Distric
 Court to pass in equity proceedings or 5 constitutiOnality- of wartime prohibit ton.
 T The Union Metallic Cartridge com pany of Bridgeport. has announced
 voluntarily an increase of 10 per cen n increase in wages to it's 5000 em e ployes. Attorney General of French Repub lie recommends trial by High Cour 2 of Joseph Caillaux, who is charged Il with having had reasonable dealing
 with, the enemy. Printers, bakers, miiters, farm hand T and others are on strike in Stockholm Bill is before Legislature of BritisI
 cent in bachelors incomes. , Senate Commerce Committee re n ported favorably on nomination O John Barton Payne, Thomas c. Scot ! and Henry M. Robinson to be mem bers of the Shipping Board. :, tnterborough Rapid Transit de !, nies Mayor Hylan's charge that com - pany was over-capitalized and say
 question of capitaliza tion had no bear
 ing on increase fare problem.