Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-06
Condensed TeIeqrams

able to leave Bavaria.
 According to the Toronto Globe, Newfoundland will issue a $6,00O 900 loan to be raised in Canada
 Lord Reading, retiring British am bassador to the United States, sailed on the Cunard liner -Aquitania.
 Six prisoners escaped from the Steubenville, Ohio, county jail The men were all serving long terms.
 Oar Department announced 1,s42,- 391 men were discharged from the. army since the armistice was signed.
 Count Nacchi de Ceilere, Italian Ambassador to the United States, had a long conference with President Will son.
 Germany notified Chile of accept ance of the proposal to buy all shares of German saltpetre companies in Chile.
 Roger C. TredweIl last of the American consuls held in Russia, was released and passed the frontier into Finland.
 Three piers of the Hamburg Amer ican steamship line in Hoboken were bought by the Government for about $2, 800, 900. Brown Shoe Co, of St. Louis, re- ceived contract for 25,Ooo pairs of shoes for the army at $4.94A. Intimation that special session of Congress will be called by June l is contained in a report reaching Wash ington from Paris.
 Brigadier General Richard M Blatchford, relinquishing command of | the Panama Canal Department, sail ed for New Orleans.
 Italian troops stationed in Ca rinthia, are advancing northward and i eastward and have occupied the brdige over the river Drave.
 King Albert awarded the Order oi the commander of Leopold and the Cross of War to General E. M. Lewis of the United States Army. American financial commission ad- vised allies that United States vii lend money ot Europe only on Ameri- can terms and within limits. i Three Captains in the American Army Medical Corps were decorated 1 by King George with the British Mil itary Cross at Buckingham Palace
 Norman E. Mack, former chairn1ar { of the Democratic party, declared i President Wilson will be forced t' run third time by the nations call
 A hand grenade, apparently of Ger man manufacture. fully charged an, in good working order, was found il the mail at the Central Post Office i Boston.
 A nation wide campaign in fauo of government ownership of the tel egraph lines soon will be launched b. the Commercial Telegraphers Uniol I of America.
 Paris Journal reports that a eroun
 controlled French airplane accom- plished trial flich of 120 miles an,
 was landed at will of the conuoIle
 in an airdome.
 I A British arplane with Genera
 Sykes, Controller General of Civ T Aviation, fell at Henley. The pilo' Il Captain Knott was. killed and the Gen /. eral badly shaken.
 British air ministry decided cham
 pion ace of British fiiers was Majo Mannock. who brought down 7S Ger
 man airplanes. Lieut. Col. William 4
 Bishop was second with =. I Senator Hitchcock, of Nebrask; predicted on his return to Washingto from the Middle West that the Leagu
 of Nations covenant would be adopte
 by the Senate without amendment. ! Postmaster Patten of New Yorl , announced mail conforming to th
 postal union rates, conditions an
 classification will be accepted fo u1h9N III duu III 4ASle Prof. Charles F. Marvin, Chief C : Weather Bureau at the direction of tn
 Secretary of ( Agriculture, is aidin
 the Navy in every possible way to at tempt the transatlantic airplane tril Readjusting of rates on copper or from mines in Arizona to reducin plants in that state and other sec tions were asked of the 1nterstat l Commerce Confusion by the Calume x Arizona Mining Co. Following orders from Washingto
 the 165th Regiment is ready for de mobilization. Of the command 80 of z ficers and 1885 men left Camp Mill , for Camp Upton where they will b relieved of army service.
 Russell Scott, instructor in Frenc , at Vanderbilt University, Nashvill , Tenn, who was to have been speak f CT at a Socialist meeting May 1, wa f requested by the board of trustees nc
 to put in an appearance at the gath
 ering.
 A collection of "picture" lette, welt to his children while he wa president will be one of the feature of the Roosevelt memorial eXhibitio . at Columbia University, from May g June 4. : A Victory button will be issued | :, army recruiting tsations to officer enlisted men, field clerks and member | of the Army Nurse Corps, who serve for a period of not less than 15 day at any time between April 6, 1917 al
 Nov. II, 1919.