Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-22
Condensed TeIegrams

Belgium recognized the independ ence of Poland Brussels is preparing to receive President and Mrs. Wilson.
 American destroyers will patrol the ocean when the transatlantic flight takes place.
 Ordnance contracts valued at s2,- 941 ,0eo,0 900 were recommended for cancellation up to Feb. 27.
 Census Bureau puts cotton sinned for 1918, linters excluded, at 11.S8S,- 13S bales.
 Total reserve of Bank of England for the past week increased &1S1,000 Bullion gained $ 979000. Erie Railroad Co. applied for au thority to issue s15,0e0,600 in three year per cent. gold notes. Paris Joseph D. Willard, Ambassador
 to Spain, to discuss the Tangier ques- , ton.
 Six vessels arrived at New Orleans | with 100000 bags of coffee from Bra 1 gil.
 i Arrangements for completing S,467 tractors and l, ,065 tanks contracted for before the arnistce are shown in 1 review of outstanding contracts by the 1 War Department.
 f. French and British import embargo | l Government officials at Washington
 as evident that the Allies have com pleted arrangements for industrial reconstruction.
 Premier Romanoes, of Spain, nounced he was in favor of the 1 League of Nations in the same sense as President Wilson
 Surrender of part of the German mercantile fleet will be held up On account of a shortage of bunker coal.
 | Major General o'Ryan will decorate
 31 men of the 27th Division for bray
 cry in Central Park Sunday after
 noon.
 A resolution extending a welcome :: to the men of the 77th Aivision and
 165th Infantry, who are to return
 from overseas soon, was adopted by , the New York Assembly.
 British air and meteorological ex.
 perts at St. John, N. F., will conduct observations of air conditions in con- s nection with plans for a transatlantic flight.
 Swiss Federal Council recognized } tss<= s=-rw Serbian Croatian -SIovent nation.
 Dr. Lammarsch, former premier O Austria, and an opponent of the unioI of Germany and Austria, is on hi. way to Paris. Captain cassiil Tucker, of thu American Expeditionary Forces, wa l decorated with the Military Cross b. z King George.
 War Trade Board announced the ! Belgian Government has removed al S restrictions upon the importation 0 5 malt and hops. E Termination of slI government con B trol of lumber imports into the Britisl E Isles effective March 31, was an \ nounced.
 Of the 2o,ooo,ooo bales of cotto produced by the world annually. Ger B many needs 100000 pounds, or one tenth.
 s Governors of reserve banks, mem bers of the Federal Reserve Boar and Advisory Board of the FederG ! Reserve System, began conferences i Washington on lowering rediscour s rates of banks and systems to hel E Director Hines finance the railroad ki Sir Thomas White introduced a bill in the Ottawa House of Common E providing for the issue of a new s cent piece about the size of tn s American piece.
 { Norway has just completed tt E building of a 7,133-ton motorboat. A report from Melbourne says l W dIL; clNLAllS piVl eiilNt u -Gl-
 urer Of Australia, announced intrt of duction of a measure in Parliamel J. calling for higher import duties. :h Hog Island will launch it's hint g. teenth vessel, the Sarcoxie, today
 Number of ocean going vesse
 passing through the Panama Can
 during January was I'll, exclusive e United States Government and oth'
 vessels, on which no tolls we E levied.
 10 Information received in Washingtc y indicate the Japanese attack n American Marines was entirely II os provoked.
 u A report from London says that Il a1I, British regulations forbidding u aaS cl1artering of foreign vessels witho of consent Of the shipping controller W VI be repealed.
 ,,s Lewis R. Puffer, 26 years old, jS West Hartford. was struck and i iT stantly killed by a shifting engine al the New York, New Haven K Hartfo re railroad yards there yesterday.
 A nineteen year old nIr'. at Hartr of who said she was Blanche Wood 1- Ncwarl. N. J, is held at Hartford U rit der s1000 bond accused of grand Ia C. ceEy.