Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-26
Condensed kilograms


will be exhibited in Paris.
Grain receipts at Chicago last week
amounted to $2,793000 bushels.
University of Pennsylvania is con-
Quoting campaign. against tobacco.
Railroads running between Indiana
and Kentucky increased rates on pc
troleum.
Holland appointed a delegation to
confer with the Allies on the return OF
Hollands ships.
Lieutenant L. c. Price was killed
at Ellington Field, when his airplane
dropped $50 feet.
War Department announced orders
assigningsnew commanders to nearly
score of camps.
House voted to increase from $1,000
600 to $4,000,000 the fund for voca-
and sailors.
Field Marshal Prince Yamaeata
whose death was reported last week,
is on the road to recovery according
to the Japanese Embassy.
Proposal of the British press to
destroy "a of the German warships
lying off the Scottish coast will prob
ably be accepted by the Peace Con-
ference.
A bill introduced in the House pro-
vides for a referendum vote of the
people OF Inc C1l1Ieu STATES OIL lIle
| League of Nations
| Gold coin amounting to $75,000 was
withdrawn from the ub-Treasury
| for shipment to South America.
| Efforts of Senator Pittman and 9TH
er advocates of the oil land leasing
| bill to get another conference failed
| A special rule was granted by the
House Rules Committee for the con-
sideration of the $100,000,O00 appro-
priation asked by Secretary Lane for
the reclamation of arid lands.
Shipping board to open bids for
100000 barrels of oil to be delivered
to Ohio and Illinois destination.
Pennsylvania Railroad ordered Cam.
5000 cars placed before the signing
of the armistice. Cost will be $4,000,
900.
Consideration of the Moon bill, pro.
viding for the termination of Gov
ernment control of telephone and tel
egraph systems Jan. l, 1920, was as
sured
| War Finance Corporation has loan.
outstanding amounting to s108,000, 00(
and has practically underWritten more
than 100000, 900 others.
The first Trans Continental Ex.
press since the beginning of the wal
from Paris to Warsaw, arrived a
Warsaw bearing an official deputatio1
representing the United States, Grea
Britain, France and Italy.
Four and probably six of the an
anarchists caught in New York il
the belief that plot was hatched t.
assassinate the President, will be de
| ported.
Judge Advocate Of the Army issuet
an order asking soldiers to discarc
their uniforms as soon as they reacl
home.
Colonel Powell, commanding tn
4th Regiment of the New York Guard
with headquarters at Binghamton, N
Y, received orders announcing feder
alization of all state guard units
Admiral Frontin, commanding tn
Brazilian squadron in French waters
returned to Paris from a visit to tn
l battlefields near Rheims and Verdul
1 Field Marshal Haig returned t
British headquarters in France. H
| went to Paris during the discussion
concerning the renewal of the arms
tice.
/ Practically all the coal mines in tn
Grand Lake District, Fredericton, \
+ B., closed because of the unsatisfac
= tory condition of the coal market.
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Assistar
= EoeCTSldfy Ol Ine navy announced LnS
s France had purchased the wireles
s system at Bordeaux for $4,000, 900.
a Judge Edwin S. Thomas was unab
;, to open the February term of II
d United States district court at Ne
: Haven yesterday and court was az
e journed to next Tuesday, March f.
e The strike of employees Of the Bo.
e ton fish trawiing feet, which has bee
in effect for two months, was settle
: yesterday.
: George Cunningham, one Of the oil
: est and best known roller polo pla.
: ers in the country, died at Pawtucl
!. ct. r. l.. after a long illness.
:. r. l.. johnson and E. r, Osten we
=, drowned when a closed automobi
u = broke through the ice of ihc Kenn
u becasis river at st. John. X. B., al
- drifted down stream under the ice.