Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-07
Condensed TeIeqrams

Street railway strike in progress about ten days. in Toronto was set
 Fifteen hundred railway men were called out on strike in Frankfort, Germany.
 Several earth tremors were felt in Mugellor Valley, Italy. No loss of life
 An automobile. belonging to the former German Emperor was stolen 1t Strassburg.
 Negotiations are under way between France and Belgium regarding a new commercial treaty.
 Premier Clemenceau presented to City of Versailles the inkstand used in the signing of the treaty.
 According to Berlin wireless re- port to London Ukrainians seized Odessa after a hard battle
 Celebrations were held in Prague, Czecho Slovakia, in honor of the American Independence Day.
 M. Bratiano, Prime Minister of Rumania, left Paris for Bucharest to submit to his government the text of the peac treaty.
 Major Robert Soubiran, last mem Der of the Lafayette scadrille left in France, will soon start for America.
 Service. of. the. Brooklyn Rapid Transit subway cars will be extended to 57th street and 7th avenue next Wednesday midnight.
 NdNy DePartmenL ana city FaFk Department completed arrangements for the exhibition of the NC-4 sea plane in Central Park
 Orders. for .demobiIization of the army by Sept. 30 to a peace-t time the War Department.
 More than 13 arrests for selling whislley and wine and beer with more than 2.7o per cent. alcohol were made in New York city.
 u tradition of the former German Elm peror, it is understood, will be signed by P or 34 of the Powers.
 Former Premier viviani was chosen president of the committee of the Chamber of Deputies to examine the Der.
 Ignstius Tribieh Lincoln, former member of Parliament, who was in prison since 1916 as a self confessed sppy, will soon be deported to Hun gary.
 Belgian Minister of the Interior of = fered to the Canadian authorities a section of land in the neighborhood of pres for the erection of war me morial and museum.
 German submarine 150, one of the latest, arrived at Portsmouth, N. H., from England It will be laid up i'll the navy yard for observation of draftsmen and mechanics.
 nSpOpifCan teaOcrS QeneraHy m fhe Second Assembly District of Nassau County. believe Colonel Roosevelt Jr. will be unopposed for nomination in the September primaries.
 General Benikine, Cossack leader, issued a proclamation to his army an- nouncing the south of Russia was freed of the Soviet and his is moving toward the. heart of the country.
 First duel since the beginning of the war occurred at. Bayoprle. M Cara t, Mayor and Deputy exchanged pistol sladfs-xfth AI.-Gs eEaFaes7-vioep president of the Chamber of Commerce, without result.
 Executive Committee of the Gen. eral La Dor Federation announced that after conferring with British and Italian comrades" plans are being laid for an international labor mani festation on July 21. .f
 Premier Clemenceau, in receiving Jeau Dupuy, president of the Associ- ation of Proprietors of Paris News papers, announced the French govern ment would remove martial law and censorship as soon as the treaty is ratified.
 The transport Mongolia from St. Nazaire docked at Boston yesterday and debarked 131 officers. 4.157 men, g army nurses and II women from the quartermaster generals office at Tours.