Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-01
Condensed TeIegrams

Volunteer enlistmentS TOT overseas service total 11020.
 fire losses on Monday at ,$7.47O,0Oo. |
 Over $1,0C0,Cc0 worth of furs were | sold on first day of St. Louis fur auc i tion.
 A severe earthquake in San SaIva- dor caused 'forty deaths and many in | juries.
 Public libraries in Britain threat en to close because of financial ! stress.
 Sydney Hotel, Sydney, N. S., was destroyed by fire. Damage amounted l to $80000
 Production of gold in Rhodesia in March was 53,936 fine ounces, valued at &225,S0S. Twenty five hundred striking em- ployfs of Toledo Shipbuilding Co.,, Toledo, returned to work.
 Glove shop of A. w. kIopot, at !, Gloversville, N. Y., was robbed of $12,000 worth of gloves and leather. A force of 2,010 Bolsheviki march ing through Hungary into Russia were disarmed in Galicia by Ukrani- ans. Record shipment of 1o,Co0 tons of 1 barley for Norway, Danmark and i Sweden contracted for in San Fran
 cisco.
 : According to the London Evening i News Herbert H. Asquith will b4 i the next Ambassador to the United States.
 Thirteen out of fourteen merchant
 vessels allocated by the Shipping i Board were assigned to European
 food relief.
 British public in three years bought 3OO,0OO.OO0 war savings cer- 1 tificates at $3.75 each, amounting to i $1. .t25, 900 000
 I National Retail Dry Goods Associa-
 tion asked Inter1ial Revenue Com missioner Roper to defer enforcement of luxury taxes.
 The first meeting of the league of
 nations will be held in Washington
 with President Wi43on presiding,
 some time this year
 | Newark department store inaugu- rates aerial delivery service, with
 Curtiss flying boat, carrying mer-
 chandise to Belmar. \. T.
 II The airpIane 'circus," which is touring New England for the Liberty
 Loan, reached Worcester and bomb
 ed the city with parE-hlets. Part of the 78th Ei'-+sion, made up of drafted men mostly from New Jersey, left France for New York on
 board the transport Pesaro. re DOUy or a WCIndU dDOuI ZJ years old was found near the Ma hackma. road, about two miles west of the village of New Canaan. An air flight from Dallas, Texas to Boston is being planned. The dis tance is 100 miles and seven ma chimes are likely to participate. It was officially announced e1 per cent of the original costs was re- alized from the sale of surplus ma terials by the War Department. British imports of cotton in Feb ruary showed q pronounced reduc- , tion in volume. Imports were esti- mated at 1.776,540 hundredweight. \ Senator Sherman of Illinois, say: H refusal of America to grant pass ports to American business men i, greatly hampering American trade il Europe.
 King Victor Emmanuel of Italy, il E an interview. declared that what tn k people wanted he wanted. He sait he would support the decision of tn Parliament
 Massachusetts Board of Conciia and Arbitration recommend Law renee textile strikers to return t work pending investigation of merit of wage dispute.
 } International Socialist Conferenc k in session at Arnheim, Holland pass $ ed a resolution declaring Palestin .. should be free state and be admit
 ted to the League of Nations.
 United States Foreign t:aee is com in ing near the s10,000, 100000 lint of This year it will approximate $9975 5 000,000, and with Hawaii and Philip in pines it will exceed this mark. le A musical festival will be given z 1t Carnegie Hail. May 24, by the fourt le Masonic district of Manhattan. fo Id the benefit of the Masonic Hospita g. at Ueica. The hospital will provid g. treatment for Masons disabled in tll
 war and permanent invalids. if To meet increasing demand fc | more lake tonnage and restore pre- 1e war conditions for traffic from tf S. West. Director Hines decided to es It, tablish a Government ship line frol SS Chicago to Buffalo and Milwaulle ld co-operating with all available. "a 5 freight.