Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-29
Condensed Telegrams

fares to 61a cents from Oct. 1. Sinclair consoEidateI Oil Corpora ton chartered with active capital of $27, 500,000.
 Bar silver was quoted at 63ss pence an ounce in London New York price was $119E.
 | Kobe Sept. s for New York. grounded off Murorran.
 Plans for development of the United Retail Candy Stores, Inc, are pro- gressing steadily.
 Spanish troops, it isreported are, 1 the interior of Morocco. State troopers arrested three armed l men after an exchange of shots in the | woods near Clarion, Pa.
 Red Cross Line steamship RosaIind was still fast aground route from Johns N. F., to New York. The Prince of Wales will leave Ot- tawa for the United States Nov. 10, it was officially announced, Aviator Sadi Lecointe broke French speed record by flying at the rate of 1641a miles hour. United States Grain Corporation purchased this week SIS FPS barrels of wheat flour of all grades Naval macI,inists sent demands to Secretary Daniels asking for A. hour week and increased pay.
 United States gold coin amount ing to S400,000 was withdrawn from the SubTreasury for shipment to China.
 
 Adeina Patti, v, the prima donna, died Saturday morning in her home, Craig-y-Nos Castle, Penycae. Soutn Wales.
 Finance Committee of tRe Board of Estimate agreed on a wage increase amounting to s917,o0o for police and hremen.
 Governor Smith of New York, ap- pointed a committee of New York ii nanciers to draft d law against bog us securities.
 Senator Knox, in a resolution, ask ed Secretary Daniels to report wheth- CT American marines were landed q. Frau, Dalmatia.
 National Ginners association placed condition of cotton at 54 against 61.4 made by the last report of the Department of Agriculture.
 John S. Washburn, president of the Wash burn Crosby Flour Mills Co, of Minneapolis, died at Livermore Falls. Me He was-61 years old
 Anti suffrasists, who sought to re- verse the vote of the Massachusetts Legislature, which 1atihed the wo- man suffrage amendment failed;
 The First National Bank at HoII- sopple, Pa, Somerset county was robbed of liberty bends and other vsllua bles to the extent of $10,0o0.
 Plans are reported under consider ation at the Navy Department for d seaplane flight from San Diego, Cal to teh Philippine Islands this winter. arrested Louis Soricelli. of New York in the Hudson Terminal Post Office on charge of tampering with the mail
 Secretary Daniels paid a tribute to Admiral benson, who retired from active service with the navy for his services in the as Chief of Naval Operations
 A new os,tective alliance was form ed among the surety companies, stock exchange firms and banking in- terestS to safeguard New Yorks fin ancial district.
 Representative Fordney declared Americas greatest dye competitors were Japan and China. He also said the industry must be protected from cheaOp Oriental labor.
 Owing to the high rate of exchange on New York, the Ottawa Post Of fee Department announced that no further postal notes would be sold for remittance to the United States.
 It was announced that the American Sugar x Refining Co, intend to build another plant in Brooklyn eual in ca pacity to the plant already owned there, which is the largest in the country.
 road S7 miles long by Mrs. White law Reid and ogden Mills Of New York to Eugene Davis of New York and Eureka for s1,00O,oo0 was an- nounced.
 Secretary Daniels cabled Admiral Knapp at London in charge of the American naval forces, asking him for full information the Plume in cident and reports of American ma rines landing there-
 A strike of POO, coo shipyard workers and the Atlantic Coast is certain un less the Navy Department and Ship ping Board revoke the order pro- hbiting wage increases after Oct. l, according to labor leaders.