Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-01
Condensed Teieqrams

RESTRICTIONS against importation OF
raw hides into Britain were lifted.
Sales of Sears Roebuck Co. for 1918
were $19S, ,523,079
Mnnapolis flour output for the week
Jan. 23 was 1885 barrels.
Chancellor Ebert declared Berlin will
remain the capital of Germany.
Fifth issue of Treasury certificates
OF indebtedness amounting to $600,000,-
600 was announced.
German strikes were settled and
miners in upper Silesia are returning
to work.
Two fires in Halifax caused 100000
damage. The Waverly House and Rex
buildings were badly damaged.
Providing strikes and weather con-
d1tions do not interfere, the British
army will be demobilized by March /.
Chicago Board of Trade will name a
committee to ask Congress to reject
the Food Administrations wheat
guarantee bill.
Reserve of the Bank of England for
the week gained e131,000 Bullion
gained 945OOO0
not be able to leave for France until
President Wilson returned to the
United States.
Major General kenly, Chief of the
Department of .Aeronautics, is planning
to make the first flight across the
Atlantic.
German military preparations were
completed and a great offensive
against invading Polish troops may
soon be expected.
Mittag Zeitune of Vienna, says a
union between Germany and Austria
has been decided upon.
Board of Estimate will appropriate
Sl,99O,OO0 to run the Public Service
Board for the first quarter of 1919.
The board can re-empIoy 1884 men laid
off Dec. 81
Admiral Mayo before the House
Naval Committee urged the construc-
ton of new type of battleship which
will embody features of the dread
nought and cruiser.
Five delegates from France, Eng
land, Belgium, Italy and the United
| States will meet in Paris early in Feb
ruary to decide upon the air frontiers
of Europe.
A cargo Of currants and Turkish
! tobacco arrived at New York on the
British steamer Cairnvalona from Sa.
Earnings of the IL Federal Reserve
banks in 1918 amounted to $45, 5,436, 900
Treasury Department estimates sale
of War Savings Stamps for IS month!
at $1,O49, $4,000
/ Brazil asked the United tates fol-
10 ships to bring 100000 bags of coffe,
from Brazil to this country.
| A fight against the Burnett bill pro
hibiting immigration for four years
be made in the House and by mem
bers of House immigration Commit
tee.
Harbor Of St. Nazare will be de
veloped to wrest from Hamburg tn
marine supremacy held by that por
at the outbreak of the war
All Fuel Administering prices, req
ulations and restrictions on anthracit
coal will be removed in a few days,
Representative Hefin, of Alabama
says cotton will reach 40 cents H
also said heavy demand will be mad
by foreign countries on the America
supply.
lenica. It was the first load of thes
commodities imported since early i
the war
A corproni arpIane, carrying 10 per
sons flew from Milan to Rome $50
miles, in -four and one-half hours.
Secretary Daniels declared tn
charges of Representative Mann
the House untrue.
The New York State Reconstruc
tion Commission arranged a confer
ence between textile strikers and rep
resentatives of employers.
A bill designed to permit Sunda
baseball games was introduced in tn
New York Legislature.
London newspapers are criticizn
the sending of mail on slow steamer
to the United States.
Albert Gregoire, lawyer and for
mer deputy from Metz in the Germa
; Reichstag, was expelled from Lo1
raine.
The annual triangular debate schec
ule of New York University. Trinit
| College and utgers will be expande
, to include a contest with Yale Uni
versity.
The body of young woman foun
on the beach at Cape May, n. j., 0
November with a bullet wound
the head was yesterday identified g
that of Miss Jennie NJ Doughty,
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