Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-18
Condensed TeIeqrams

 French miners went into effect. Great Britain authorized large in- creases in agricultural budget for coming year. London Evening News reports | King Albert will visit the United States in the fall. The newspaper strike which tied up Berlin was continued. The l strike has spread to Munich While industrial disorders are con- | tinuing in various parts of Italy, the | general strike was postponed.
 Navy orders call upon big produc- CTS of country for about l,250,000 $S35,5S9 in 1918. compared with s999,-
 Spanish consul in New York city announced that all restrictions on
 the movement of Spanish ships were Receipts of grain at Chicaao
 amounted to 5,994,O0 bushels, a drop
 of 55S,000 bushels compared with previous week.
 Telephone and telegraph wires
 were cut in Columbia, $. C.. causing
 some delay in business, was blamed Ton strike sympathizers.
 German military observation
 tower Of unique design was sent to
 the Frankfort Arsenal, near Phila-
 delphia, for study by experts.
 Louis klotz, French minister of
 finance, submitted to the Chamber of Deputies a bill for a Government
 monopoly of the importation of
 gasolene.
 Vienna reports the attempt to re-
 release political prisoners and set up
 communist government were frus-
 trated by machine gun fire on the mobs.
 Department of Commerce was in. ! fnr ,0fN1
 ed States from Panama were worth 389 in 1918, compared with s99s,378
 37S in 1917.
 General Aeuilar son-in-law of Car ranza, in this country on special Y mission, declared Mexico was not seeking admission ot the League of 2 Nations flor the present.
 Senate Judiciary Committee fav- z orably reported Senator Edges bill t granting permission by Congress for S construction of a tunnel between a Jersey City and New York. S John Dillon, chairman of the Unit.
 Irish League, said in an interview that he believed neither America Q nor the League of Nations would
 countenance an Irish republic by ,r force
 5 Turkish women, many who live ir n villages along the Danube river, 1T a a streets American pajamas bearins
 Rumania. are proudly wearing in tht
 the labes, gift of the American = people,"
 $ Representative La Guardia intro 5 dHced a resolution in the House ex. ' pressing admiration of the Americal ' Congress for the feat of Capt. Al u cock and Lieut.. Brown in crossin, 't the Atlantic.
 'r Five bandits in blowing open tn IS pay car of the Morris County Trac 1, tion Co.,. in river roaA Summit, N
 J., used too large a charge and tn
 1000 they were after was blown al
 over the yard
 Y Major General cabeII1 commando
 Of Southern Department, will receiv ,s Villa and Federal troops is in pro all troops he may require to insur :. the absolute safety of Americans O. ,s both sides, while the fighting betwee ie gross.
 = Under resolution introduced i ss the House of Representatives Nolar
 Republican, California. Congres m would declare that President Wilso in may permit manufacture and pro sd auction Of light beer and wines unde N the war time prohibition act" Use of fireworks in New York 0 f independence Day this year is forbid i'd den by proclamation issued yesterda F. by Mayor Hylan. who appealed fc Id safe and sane" July 1. CT An eight hour day and a six da m week are the aims of the conventio he of the American Train Dispatcher co Association, which opened yesterday Fl Chicago.
 Strike conditions were unchange ed at Seymour. The strikers are waitir al to hear of any changes which ma an take place in Ansonia. e. Fire in the railroad roundhouse ps Mlddletown damaged considerably fl, an engines. The building was part S. gutted. The loss was placed at s15 h. V00.