Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-19
Condensed TeIegrams;

Department of Agriculture will is- sue on July 1 report on condition of | cotton and area.
 Bar silver was quoted at 547s pence in London. New York quoted bar silver at $1.126as.
 General Electric Co. reduced work ing hours at Schenectady plant to AS hours a week.
 House rules committee decided upon immediate action to end gov ernment control of wires. Wheat and grain fields in Indiana after being burned in order to stop the ravages of the army worm. Chile Copper Co. produced in May 5,606,000 pounds of copper, compared
 with 5,O24,00O ounds in April.
 United States Steamship Co. will | launch 94O0-ton steamer at the Alex andrio, Va, shipyard Saturday. Giant British dirigibIe R-34 will
 leave Britain Friday and is scheduled 1 to arrive at New York Sunday.
 Steamship Dante AIigheri arrived
 at New York with 1887 troops of
 the American Expeditionary forces | New York university yesterday con- | ferred the degree of doctor of commer- cial service upon Thomas Coleman Du-
 pont.
 Four thousand workers of the Do. |
 strike for increased wages and short
 CT hours.
 Gold coin amounting to $3,650,00o was withdrawn from the New York sub Treasury for shipment to South America.
 General Pershing advised the War Department that 4th and 5th Divi-
 sions of regular troops would remain
 in France.
 -,ct.
 cations from former customers in
 Germany to supply them with cloth l as soon as possible.
 An organization is understood to
 be in progress of formation in Co
 bait. Ont. with a view of control
 ling the price of silver.
 Chief William J. Flynn, in charge of the Government hunt to run dowr
 perpetrators of the recent bomb out rages left for Washington A band of 70 boIshevik attacked ar
 V1adivostok. One Russian was killed no Americans were injured. American Surgical Association i' 3 session at Atlantic City. dropped from it's roll of membership, all Ger ] man and Austrian honorary fellows. l Railway officials admitting ther, t is some improvement in the volume : of business do not believe big in ] crease in volume will pay up for def 9 cit.
 f A branch office of the Shppin, j. Board will be opened in New York t = handle only sales of government own . ed steel and wooden merchant yes e sels.
 r In municipal elections in Muniel the independent socialists mad :. large gains. They captured 16 seats $ compared with 10 for the majorit, U socialists.
 e Two navy seapIanes completed trip from New Orleans to Chicago. | The four per cent Spanish loan 0 y 1856 100000 pesos was five time oversubscribed.
 Forest fires in various sections Q y Newfoundland destroyed valuasol :, q timber. tracts and tk~eatened isolate e settlements Rain Norms put ou y out most of the fires. , Senate passed and sent to tn t house the bill of Senator. Edge giv --' ing federal consent to the construc - ton of a tunnel between Jerse. ;. City and New York. q War. Department announced casu
 alties being reported now are com h ing through the French War Offic ,- which is considerably over a yea e behind. with its. records" ,t A report from Brussels says ths
 the Belgian Minister of Finance sign
 ed with representatives of the Unite
 States banks draft agreement fc NJ a loan of $100, 900, 900. N keeler's Hotel Broadway an le Mainden Lane, Albany, N Y, was dc n stroyed by fire. All patrons, 2i er men escaped from the building. Los oI is estimated at $500.000. of Bris. Gen. Marlborough Churchi le told the Senate Military Committe IS that the German plan to place a ST oI in every, unit of the American arm
 was baked by the Department le Justice. of Countess Georeeiana Marckievic k Sim Fein leader, and the only wt IS man member of the British Parlie F. ment. was sentenced to four month 1- Imprisonment on charges of disord' K at Cork.
 ot Credits amounting to $1o0.00oo were placed by the Canadian Cover I'd ment in favor of various Europes ed countries for the purchase of con Id modities needed in reconstruction r. Europe
 at Premier CIemenceau. it is reporte Of will resign as soon as peace is sign, ny and work of conference is finished. ed British steamer Iper:a, whci ls grounded off Ashury Park, New Je e. sey, was 1oated