Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-24
Condensed Telegrams

Finnish Government has sent a trade commission to the Umted States.
 Imperial Bank of Germany places total gold holdings at 2,244,5zf'oVo marks
 Britain will construct dirisbles 600 feet long with lifting power o1 so tons.
 In four provinces of Canada, lndl- ans have over 0,000 acres ready for i cultivation.
 canada's population is s,s35,ooo, an increase of 1,626,357 over the last cen sus. I
 Norway's shipbuiiding concerns are i rushing work in yards despite the ] lack of materials.
 War Department announced that ! to Feb. 1, 1919.
 Treasury Department advanced an additional credit of $75.000,00o to Italian Government
 William T. Hanna, head of the lm- perial Oil Co.,, Ltd, died Of heart ta1i- ure in Augusta, Ga.
 Rates on crude oil products from Texas and Louisiana called unreason- able and discriminatory.
 Liberty Loan bonds of the fourth issue sold at new low record on the ClOCh ILhCtiGtllSS dI vo'VV' ColIinstoWn aerodone, near Dublin, was raided during the night and 80 rifles and ammunition taken. | Farmers in New Hampshire are urged to replant their apple orchards this year.
 As precaution against fires, smok l ing is prohibited in all parts of navy l yards and shore stations l Gold holdings of tthe Bank of France for the week increased 2,061,- i $40 francs Silver dropped 111,746 | francs.
 New York States agricultural pro- ducts in 1918 were valued at $S01, ,S40,- 1 900. an increase of $142, ,Q00.0 900 over 1917.
 International Mercantile Marine meeting during the week had no
 change on the sale of fleets, British l tonnage.
 War Department announced Base Hospital SS and Evacuation Units 3 { were assigned to early convoy home.
 Owing to shortage of coal New York subways were near a shut down. Coal received at the last moment laverted the crisis.
 German sailors at Hamburg agreed
 to man the ships on which food sup plies will be taken to Germany from
 the Allied countries.
 Heinrick von Eckhardt, German
 Minister to Mexico, arrived at Laredo,
 Texas, and departed for New York,
 en route to Germany.
 Dept. of Commerce reports 777
 troy ounces of platinum ore, worth
 $66327, were imported into the Unit
 ed States in January.
 Fraud or rnisrepresentation by pri- vate income tax advisers in many
 cities was reported by revenue offic- CTS. it was learned in Washington. Hugh c. Wallace, newly appointed Ambassador to France, called at the
 White House and announced he would sail for France next month.
 Forty girls were in danger from fire when an explosion destroyed the : Ivoroid Co.'S plant at Newark. The
 loss was estimated at $50.000. Larceny of $600o in money orders was charged against Edward c. Bar
 ney, agent of the American Expres! Y Co, at Plainville, Mass. After remaining in a eomatose con
 dition for a week. Charles T. Cumbio . aged 45, died in a hospital at Whining z ton, N. C.. from lethargic encephal1ti Of sleeping sickness. Belief was expressed in Londo' : official circles that compromis
 1
 transport workers and a nationa
 strike would be averted
 Louis Lacourt, a private detective was shot and dangerously wounde' q while seated with his wife in thei f automobile in front of a North En = cafe in Boston. :, A cable from Buenos Aires say : that longshoremen have refused | l. obey an order of the Government t if unload coastw;se steamers in the DOT Q in order to allow entry of transat . lantic ships.
 $ Fifty three Villa rebels, incIudin n Martin Lopez. Villas second in com IT mand, and General Namon Veg; = were killed in battle with Feders
 troops 800 miles south of Columbus nj N. M.
 l. Arguments to reopen the newsprir n, case through which reduction on tn , price of the commodity is sought b ,- the Newspaper Publishers Associa ,s tion were submitted to the F'eders n Trade Commission. " A bill providing for the payment { Ie bonus of $100 to eery enlisted ma ,e and non-c commissioned officer wh "a sered in the war against German zr was reported in the Massachusett e+ House by the Committee on Recor
 struction.
 ,a Court of Appeals at Albany affrme 2 the decision of the Second Appella go Division dismissing the complaint to Clarence Y. Henner, ill a suit brougl r- by him to restrain consolidation of u T. New York Central, Lake Shore, ar tA other roads