Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-25

announced.
 Americans are eating more bread and less of the higher priced goods.
 successful attack by General Den ikine is admitted by the Soviet Gov ernment.
 Bar silver was quoted at 625a pence an ounce in London; New York price s115A.
 Charles M Schwab, chairman of the York for Chicago
 Gold output of the United States for 1918 dropped s151O4,O00 Silver drop ped 3,93O, ,223 ounces.
 Standard Oil Co.,, of Indiana an nounced advance in prices of oil, naphtha and gasolene.
 King and Queen of Belgium will visit San Francisco and from there will go to the Yosemite Valley.
 Steel company officials considered use of airpianes to protect steel mill property against damage.
 It was reported shipment of 51, 900 pounds of powdered aluminium ar rived in this country from abroad.
 Status of the former Austro Hun garian crownland of Galicia was before the Supreme Council for discussion
 United States gold coin to the amount of s375 900 was withdrawn from the Sub Treasury for shipment.
 Plans of New York State for the Roosevelt Wild Life Reservation Sta tion will be duplicated in Japan on larger scale.
 Former Kaiser has taken out fire insurance of 10000, 900 f1orins his furniture and personal property at DOOrn castle.
 All American units were withdrawn from the Grand Duchy of LuXembUrg, which was occupied since December by the Third Army.
 Army canned goods bought by Mayor King were being marketed through the factories of Meriden yesterday for the benefit of employees.
 The American state department is taking measures to check the extension of the anti -sa loon leagues prohibition campaign in Europe.
 Bank clerks in New York formed a union; they demand a six hour day, time and half up to o'clock and
 
 An increase of IS per cent. in the price of illuminating gas was announc ed by the Meriden Gas Light Company, making the cost s1.40 Seth Bullock, lifelong friend of the late Col Theodore Roosevelt died at his home at Deadwood, s. D., after an illness of several weeks.
 Senator Penrose, chairman of the Finance Committee, is taking up with members of the committee questions relating to revision of the tariff.
 Senator Champ Clark declared in an address at New Orleans that profit sharing was the solution of the diff ferences between labor and capital.
 Enactment of the prohibition en- forcement bill. fixing one-half of one per cent as the maximum content of legal beverages, is expected this week. Brooklyn Ra pid Transit Co. says un- less trolley fares are increa sed fore closure proceedings might be begun by bondholders.
 War Department announces 1t has sold the Moline Plow Co.,. Moline. Ill., 80 per cent. of the machinery required to re-equip it's tractor plant, destroyed by fire August A.
 According to officials in close touch with the situa ton at Washington the Navy Department may be forced to a abandon it's plans for government own ership of the wireless
 Ben Illicit, M.P., British fraternaI delegate to the Canadian Trade and Labor Congress at Hamilton, predicted election of a labor government in England in few years.
 Three post office employees were ar rested in Chicago on a charge of steal ing $240,00 of a shipment of $415.000 from the Federal Reserve Bank to the Standard Oil Co. of Indiana.
 An ordinance was introduced by AL derman Lee providing that all em- right to form union for their mutual and advancement"
 Every possible effort is being made to restore to its pre-war basis the cable system, it was announced in land and Germany that were cut are being repaired.
 Mexican government reported likely to determine and present Mexican gov ernments responsibility with respect to d bohd issue oL -ou,VUooVV peSoS du thorized by the Madero administration and carried out by Huerta.
 M. Pratt, members of the French Chamber of Deputies, was arrested on a charge of extortion by a merchant | Gilbert. Gilbert said he paid | Pratt 2.000 francs for letter absolving l his firm from charge of being Austrian owned. FOREST FIRES THREATENED
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