Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-06
Condensed Telegrams

Director of Mint Baker announced that during January 7,450,000 silver pieces, valued at s1,333,000 were coined; 2,235,000 nickels and 14,6O2,- 00O one-cent pieces.
 United States Shipping Board says British interests forced cut in ocean shipping rates.
 Canadian budget for 1919 will total $450, 900, ,000
 Crude petroleum moved from eight fields in December amounted to S19,- 537,2S barrels
 East Butte's copper production in January was 2,291,950 pounds, com- pared with 1929, 700 pounds in De- cember
 Railroad Administration placed or ders for 500 engines for 1919 delivery. Cost is estimated at $37,S42 900. A conference will be held in Wash lngton Feb. Il for an exchange of views on the Improvement and ex- | pansion of the interna tional parcels | post
 | England removed cotton restrictions. l Mill owners permitted to run their machinery as they desire. l Federal revenue officers discovered 1 at Valley Stream, L. l., vast quanti- ties of moonshine Wniskey and all cohol It was manufactured in a cooperage and barrel factory there. 1 William G. McAdoo was retained as counsel by recently organized nov 1 ing picture company at Los Angeles. | A majority of Government buildings at Koenigsberg were seized by the ! Spartacans.
 Fire in fast train speeding from ! Philadelphia to Chicago destroyed a car loaded with mail and badly l damaged another for Indianapolis During a debate in the Senate on i the League of Nations Senator Hitch- = 1 cock said he was sure President Will son would advise the Senate before making any pacts.
 kilauea, one of the largest volcanoes in the world situated on the eastern slope of Mauna Loa, resumed activi- ties after along period of rest
 Huge stands will be built in New York to seat families of men of the 27th Division when the came march ing home.
 Memorial service for Theodore ster Abbey Sunday.
 State Department was informed the Buenos Aires harbor strike has ended Five ships will be needed to take Allied wounded out of Siberia
 Admiral koIchak took oath o1 office as head of the Omsk Govern ment
 General Hammerstein succeeded General Winterfield as chairman oi the German peace delegation. Denmark is preparing to send . diplomatic envoy to Germany.
 President Wilson held a conference in Paris with Congressmen Helverins of Kansas; Nolan of California, and White of Maine.
 Navy Department was advised tha the steamer Narragansett, whicf grounded on the Isle of Wight. i. breaking up.
 spartacans and Government troop, are fighting in the outskirts of Brem en.
 Steamer Novian grounded near thu mouth of the Mississippi.
 William Jennngis Bryan is at tht Capitol urging Democratic Senators to vote for the woman suffrage amendment.
 Mexican petroleum output for 1911 amounted to 5S,156239 barrels.
 A Paris dispatch says William Riley. Of New York, a secretary in thu Knights of Columbus, died Saturda! of pneumonia. MT. Riley was buried mi the American military cemeter! at Suresnes
 A despatch to the Central New from Dublin says it is definitely stat ed there that all the Sim Feiners in- termed in England will be released Monday morning.
 VandaIs broke into the Pennsyl vania. Academy of inc Art summe school at Chester Springs. Pa, an' vania Academy of Fine Art summer paintings and works of art.
 Strategy of opponents Of equal suf frage was said to have prevented formal record vote on endorsement o the Susan B. Anthony constitutions amendment resolution at a conferenc last night of democratic senators.