Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-10


 Canadian Trade Commission reported an order was received from Greece for $25, 900 worth of Canadian goods.
 Soft coal production for week ended Aug. 30 estimated at 10,197,000 tons. Hard coal production. 1.946.o00 tons.
 The city council of Lawrence, Mass, voted to increase the pay of patrolmen. to s5 day commencing Jan. l 1920.
 Census Bureau reported cotton gained from the growth of the crop of 1919 prior to Sept. 1 at 1SS,9sa bales.
 1t is estimated the cost of the pro- posed flight of Gabrielle d'Annunzio from Rome to Tokio would cost 5000, ., 900 francs.
 Department of Agriculture issued report placing condition of corn on Sept. 1 at 80, compared with 61.7 at last estimate.
 Commercial Gable Co., announced cablegrams for Great Britain and points beyond are only accepted sub- ject to delay.
 Old Dominion reported copper out put of August amounted to 1,937,000 pounds compared with 1,629,o 900 pounds in July.
 
 Josiah Quincy, 60, former mayor of Boston and for a time in 1S93 first as sistant secretary of state, died at his home in Boston
 Five masked men held up the Erie bank at Erie Mich, and escaped in automobile with S5,0c0 cash and some securities.
 According to the Echo de Paris, the nf Dpn11fiaG will a treaty on Sept. 10 and the Senate will take similar action on Sept. 21.
 Admiral KoIchak, head of the All Russian Government, began a counter offensive against the Bolsheviki on September 1, according to reports.
 A wage increase of five per cent. ef- fective Oct. l, for a period of two years was granted 5000 pottery work CTS throughout the United States.
 A treaty between the United States and Canada, regulating the SoclleyeI fisheries on the Frazer River. in Brit ish Columbia, was signed at Washing ton.
 New York Cotton Exchange received it's first weekly cotton statement from Bombay since the war broke out in 1914. Exports amounted to 15,000I bales.
 Victor Murdock, of the Federal Trade Commission, predicted a trade war between the United States and Great Britain within the next POI years.
 Four officers were killed when al company of Mexican soldiers in the army of Governor Estaban Cantu, Northern District of Lower California revolted
 A strike involving 2a.ooo miners at Cobalt, Ont, which lasted SIX weeks, miners union accepted the terms of the managers.
 Lieut.. Gen. Hunter Liegett, com the Army, arrived at Los Angeles from San Francisco a tour of inspec- tion of the border.''
 Of the 512 steamships which the Shipping Board requisitioned for war purposes, 479 have been released This | does not include the S7 Dutch ships which were released.
 Members of the PittsfieId, Mass, po~ i lice department today adopted res 1 olution that under no circumstances would they become members of the American federation of labor.
 Union building Iaborers, numbering | 300 including bod carriers and blast l erers' tenders, went on strike in Prov l idence for increased wages and par | tially tied up building operations.
 Merchants Association decided to declare Wednesday holiday in com account of the First Division parade l and in honor of General Pershing.
 Three hundred ard fifty ViIistas
  ca blurred in three days fighting be- tween Mexican bandits and Federal troops in the State of Durango. Conference announced creation of an American Lithuanian bank as the first step in an effort to bring about closer trade relations between the two coun- tries.
 Four organizers of the American of Labor, including Moth err Jones, were fined s100 each by Mayor Crawford, of Duquesne, sub urb of Pittsburg. for obtaining a li- cense.
 An attempt to obtain action in the Senate on the amendment of the Food Control Act requested by Attorney | General Palmer to prosecute profiteers was blocked by Senators Smoot and 
 Japanese newspapers report the United States Foreign Relations Com mittees action relative to the Shan tung provision of the Peace Treaty showed an insulting and provocative attitude toward Japan.
 The temporary sugar shortage, which has hampered the canning in 1ustry in Massachusetts during the past two or three weeks. is respon si ble for enormous quOntitieS of peaches and other fruits going to waste.
 Broader powers for the Federal Trade Commission if may Sfa {