Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-04

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 Condensed Telegrams
 National Safety Congress in session in Cleveland discussed Americaniza- uon.
 Clocks throughout France will be turned back one hour at midnight tonight.
 French Chamber of Deputies ratified the German peace treaty by a vote of 372 to 53.
 President of Argentina, died a. Buenos Aires
 Ford Motor Co. of Canada for the fiscal year ended July 31 showed net profits of $50O,S9S.
 Persia reported to have arrested 67 persons for protesting against Anglo Persian convention.
 Gold coin amounting to s23o,o was withdrawn for shipment to Hong Kong via San Francisco
 
 Total reserve of the Bank of Ena- land dropped z ?, 569, 900 in week. Bull lion dropped 37,0oo pounds.
 Emilio Edward Belio was appointed Chilean Consul General at New York, replacing Carlos Castro Ruiz.
 Cotton einnsd prior to Sept. 25 amounted to 1,S45170 running bales, the Census Bureau announced.
 First general session of the inter- national trade conference at Atlantic City will begin Wednesday afternoon, Oct. 22.
 Old Dominion Copper Co. output for September amounted to 2,460,000 pounds. compared with 1,937,Oo0 in August.
 Indian Harbor Yacht Club, at In- dian Harbor, Long Island Sound, was destroyed by fire with a loss of more than $100,000.
 far silver reached new high mark when it sold for 64A pence an ounce in London New York price was s1.20% new high record.
 Metropolitan Express on the Penn sylvania Railroad, which left Chicago for New York, was wrecked nineteen miles west of Philadelphia.
 Latest statement of the Bank of France showed gold hand amount cd to 5,5741S4, 900 francs. Silver holdings amounted to 291457, 900 francs.
 Suprcme Council considered admis- sion of enemy and neutral dele gates to the Interna tional Labor Conference to be held in Washington this month.
 United States destroyer Laud, which is due at New York very shortly from f T F. 100000 in gold consigned to the Fed eral Grain Commission.
 American Locomotive Co. announc- ed orders for the following: Two Prairie type for Japan; six Mikado type CT Argentina, and nine four wheel switch locomotives for Cuba.
 ita Tan liner Epiro, with 200 Italian troops and some American officers was fired on by Jugo Slav regular troops in the channel between Rou- doni Island and the Arsa promontory.
 Accrding to the Department of Agriculture light frosts occurring throughout interior and central New Jersey have caused no damage. Sow ing of fall grain was almost com pleted.
 Quays and hangars occupied by units of the American army at Ant werp were taken over by the harbor commission of that city. following re- moval of American stocks purchased by Belgium.
 Ten American aviators, members of the "Kosciusko Squadron" recruited under Capt. Merriam Cooper. at Paris, reported to Polish general headquart- CTS and asked to be taken into the Polish army.
 Assistant District Attorney Rori<e announced Supreme Court Justice Weeks ordered him to proceed with the trial by Grand Jury of Carl Piavo and Gu T. Alonen, charged with ad- vocating anarchy
 Vernon Wiley, British Wool Con- t-oller and also a member of Parlia- ment, arrived at Boston to make pre- liminary arrangements for disposal of Australia wools that are to be ship ped from that country.
 According to a report from Admiral Knapp, commander of the American naval forces in European waters, in tervention of American marines at Frau, Dalmatia, prevented possible a-''b TtaIu and TIvO-SJ3Vid