Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-02-25
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Princess Patricia of Canada will
wed Thursday
American camp at Is-sur lille was
destroyed by fire.
Copper offered at 1919 cents by
some small dealers.
! Canada's wheat yield for 1918
amounted to 1S9,301 $50 bushels
| Archbishop Saulhaber and many
Bavarian royalists were arrested.
| The 302nd Mortar Battery Of the
! 77th Division arrived in New York.
| Thii.een hundred members of the
London police force are down with in
| f1uenza.
Railroads operating east from St.
Louis and Chicago report better
car supply.
Total number of ships completed by
| the Shipping Board to Dec. 81 was
SIS, of 3,S13,3S6 tons aggregate.
Nineteen Mexican bandits were ex-
ecuted by the state police of Tamau-
lipas in a campaign to end banditry.
American Smelling g. Refining Co.
reduced wages of smelter men at
East Helena plant 60 cents daily.
Washington reports say the army
will need 50,000,0O0 gallons of fuel oil
during 1919.
Shipments of fresh and cured meats
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amounted to 1872, 900 pounds
international Mercantile Marine pro-
tested to the government over delay in
declaring intention of buying the COM
pany's British ships
Bank of France reports gain of
910633 francs in gold holdings in
week. Silver dropped 422,622 francs.
Major Morgan of the British avi-
alton service, is at st. Johns picking
| q IpT.i+ i-l,
ment hydrOplane to make Il fight
from Ireland.
German Government troops occupied
, the port of Wilhelmshaven without
fighting
: Senate Committee on State Com
/ merce closed its hearings for this
q session of Congress on railroad legis-
lation.
? Domestic business throughout the
West is quiet. Demand for product is
moderate. Unemployment has de-
= creased.
q Anthracite coal company official:
: who attended an informal luncheon ane
o | conference in New York were reluct.
. ant to express views over the coal sit
y | uaton.
y 1t was officially announced that thu
:, sale of $25,000,000 Cuban Cane Suga
- Corporation bonds was indihnitel.
G postponed.
Il National Assembly at Weima
unanimously adopted d resolution ad
yocating the reuniting of German
Austria to Germany.
T According to San Juan coffe
+ dealer, Puerto Rico is consuming )
E per cent more coffee than before Ii.
!, | island went dry"
% British miners voted in favor of
IT nationwide strike. Lloyd George
: proposals were called unSatiSfactOr,
House ways and means committe
20 completed plans for issuing $7,000,000
le 900 of short term notes instead {
long terms bonds.
- House Post Office Committee faN
IN orably reported a bill carrying $500
i 600 for the construction of a ma
- tube between the Pennsylvania al
III Grand Central stations, New York.
1o 1 Herbert Hoover, head of the e.
ropean Relief Administration al
: nounced that an immediate supply :.
-, clothing of every kind for millions
" Germans was needed to save the
al from death.
~ Serious friction is believed deve
ho oping between American and Englis
" labor delegates on immigration pol
of cies.
liP president of the Paris Chamber
/! Commerce, is dead. He was inaugl
" rated Dec. I. last.
- Vienna bank reported to have so
controlling interest in Austrian Lloyt
to a group of Italian bankers.
According to an official stateme
n Turkish war losses amounted to GAS
ed AT men.
he Newark discovered 100000 poun
ar, of INT stored near the American c.
be Co. at kenilworth. n. ]. The Go
~ ernment WdS notified and asked if
te. had stored it or not.
of French Government consented tc t
O. appointment of Hugh c. Wallace
r. American ambassador.
vol Secretary Daniels authorized vi
H. Admiral Sims, commanding the Anne
f. lean naval forces in Europe, to retu
to the United States IN March.
ne Berne committee intends to sur
i'll mon another international Social
ar conference in August
of Prince of Wales visited the Int
mt Allied Press Club, Paris, and W
lT formally presented TO corresponder
,rk attending the Peace Conference.
ed Mrs. Sarair bassett, 50 years ol
a ! was burned 10 death ii ncr room
the home of her son, Arthur J. Dav
ed at Cheshire.
lie A bill by Senator Spencer of Mi
lal souri,, authorizing the secretary
an war to acquire land in F/ance-
burial of Americans who lost tn
lives in the war, was passed by
senate and sent 20 the house.
I'M Louis c. Fraina of the RoXbury d
~ trict, Boston, editor of the Revol
ne tionary Age, was arrested for
TO- Lawrence police on a charge Of inc
"a ing to riot.
IL The senate banking committee yt
5y pe terday by a strict partisan vote of
US to ! decided TO recommend the &C
Vi Vi tirmation of the nomination of 10
VI VI Shelton Williams to succeed hims
y as comptroller of the currency.
IN :ne As a result Of conference W
III Chairman Hurley of the Shippi
Board, it was learned Sena
les Fletcher of the Senate CONNER
rs Committee has prepared a bill prov
ne ing for the reestablishment of mar
Vi insurance on a no-proft basis.
ers WILSON WILL RESUME
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