Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-28
Condensed TeIegrams

California shipped 70,000 gallons of Whlskey to. Ireland.
 Cunard Line will inaugurate Baiti- more to Bristol service.
 It is reported in London that dis orders are increasing in Berlin
 Post Office Department profits for the fiscal year 1918 were l7,0OO, GOO. I
 Three American divisions east of Rhine can be move out of Germany by August l.
 Total reserve of Bank of England dropped Z 40S,00 in week. Bullion increased eS1,00O.
 First sale of army surplus materi- als direct to people will begin in Baltimore Saturday.
 According to Berlin reports, Ger many faces natoin- wide railroad strike for higher wages.
 Department of Agriculture reported more than 51,000,000 bushels of wheat in sight in the United States.
 Gold coin amounting to $2,75O, ,OOO with withdrawn from the New York Sub Treasury for shipment to Spain. According to reports received in Paris the armistice signed between Poles and Ukranians was broken by, the latter.
 French Government decided that the official victory celebration by France shall take place on July 14, BastiIe Day. Plan of directors of B. F. Goodrich l to increase the capital stock from sS4,60O,O00 to 109,600,000 was approy- l ed by stockholders
 three shillings a share on the stock of the Anglo-American Oil Co. on July 10 was confirmed. l Weekly statement of Bank of France shows an increase of 2S6, ,562 francs in gold and a decrease of l. 05O,96S francs iii silver.
 Senator Phelan, Democrat of Cali fornal, denied in the Senate the League of Nations would handicap efforts for Irish freedom.
 It was announced in Toronto the Prince of Wales will start the aerial race leaving Toronto and New York simultaneously on August 25.
 Destroyer Isabel, flagship of sub marine chased fotflla on the Missis- slppi, went aground ten days ago and is fast in the mud at Cairo, III. | Captain Bachhauser, assioned bv
 the German army to duty in Coblenz was fined 1000 marks for refusine
 to salute an American lieutenant. II Owing to inability to sell 5000, ,OOC palrS of army shoes in France War Department ordered them returned
 to this country to be put on sale.
 Construction of traffic tunnel un
 der Hudson River connecting Jersey
 City and New York will begin as
 soon as President Wilson signs bill
 Henry Ford will turn over to the
 government all war profits made by
 nm as the majority stockholder ot
 the Ford Motor Co. on war contracts Transport Martha Washinuton i,
 lying in the harbor at Charleston. s c, with R,000 interned Germans
 aboard, prepared to sail for Rotter
 dam. -, Brice Ringer, of Petersburg, Ind an enlisted man connected with tn, Red Cross mission in Berlin, coN1 mitted suicide on June "A. The mo tive is unknown. International Mercantile Marin Co, at a special meeting, electe George E. Baldwin, vice president o the American International Corpo \ ration, a director
 After an almost unbroken sIee 4 lasting three months and eight day. 5 Hilda Kari of New Dorp, State Is S land. died at hospital in New Tor of sleeping sickness
 resolution requesting the Go. Q l ernor of Ohio to prohibit the Willard Dempsey fight in July 4, was intro
 duced by Representative Randall a Prohibitionist of California. | Harry Dorsch, an alleged radio; n who was arrested in Ansonia in cor s nection with the strikes, was take = to Boston. A quantity of I. w. V d literature was found in his room.
 German Minister of Economies ar
 nounced the shipment of cotton i;
 Hamburg was for the Czech Cover v ment and the Germans will not rt ceive cotton for the time being. Il James Tansey of Fall River was r, ,f elected president of the Nation l. Amalgamation of Textile Operativ y at the convention session held in Pav l. tucket, R. I.
 n Board of Directors of the IIIino J. Trust Go. and the Merchants Los l. & Trust Co. adopted resolutions r. .: commenting a merger to stockholde }I and called meeting of the latter f 'e July 29.
 y 1t was intimated before the Hou l. Interstate Committee by Direct
 Hines of the Railroads that a gener
 increase of rates may be necessa
 to make up the deficits in railro; X operation.
 ar Bernard A. Marron, 17 years old, ss Brooklyn, was sentenced to not le of than five years nor more than t 7e years in Sing Sing Prison by Jud ne Mcintyre in General Sessions Cou sn for theft of s56,oOO worth of di
 monds.