Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-19
Condensed Telegrams

Chile Copper Co. produced 1,ooS,- COG pounds in March compared with 5,376 GOO pounds in February.
 Records were broken on the South St Paul hog market when live weight price jumped to S20.35.
 Three armed auto bandits in Chi cago held up ] messenger of the Halstead Street State Bank and took Liberty bonds and securities valued at $31, ,112 from him.
 Shipping Board authorized con struction of gigantic oil storage tanks at several important ports of the United States. The board will spend S5,000,000 in building the plants. To expedite refitting of German vessels taken over by the United States and enlarging their passeng- CT capacity the Government has de cided to place carpenters aboard to work during return voyages until vessels are completed. l At the Government wool auction 1 in Philadelphia 65 per cent of 900,000 wool offered was sold. ] Major T. c. MaoGauiey flew from San Diego, Cal, to Southern Field, Ga, 2,400 miles in seventeen hours, with only one stop. Speed averaged Al miles an hour
 Personnel of air service in this I
 Nov. II to 17,943 on April. Overseas
 forces were cut from 78,7S6 to ALSO 1 in the same period.
 Income tax statistics show the
 war has made 1000 new millionaires.
 Minneapolis flour output last week amounted to 392,045 barrels. 1 A membership was sold on the 1 Western Canada cattle breeders protested to the Government that United States quarantine restric- tions have lowered their revenue. Polish Diet, according to reports, ! has decided to appropriate $1S,000,000
 to buy cotton necessary to the textile
 industry.
 Grain seeding in the Northwest was halted during the past week CT
 ten days on account of heavy rain and snow.
 II Brooklyn Rapid Transit towernnen's
 wages were increased by Lindley NJ
 Garrison, receiver of the line. The
 wages were brought to the same lev
 el as the interborough men. | A. II. Smith, regional director of New York railroads, announced 104
 colored troops of the 'Bufaloes" and of the 15 regiment were used tc break the strike of freight handlers at the Barclay street terminal
 
 barrels of fuel oil will be received by the Shipping Board until April P. Reports from the South indicate labor troubles are disorganizing pro duction in several of the textile d-s- ! tricts.
 A squadron of the 1tth Cavalry let Fort Meyer, Va. on a march to New York to aid ill the Victory loan drive Records of 10 ,010 New Jersey n1er who entered some branch of the ser vice in the war were compiled b. the Bureau of Records of the Adju tant Generals Office. Dudley D. Thomas announces ht had resigned as manager of enen! s insurance companies. Richard Crane, private secretary t, 7 Secretary Lansing, and son of Chas
 R. Crane. of Chicago, is underst0o
 to have been appointed minister | z. the new republic of Czecho- -SIovakia . TransvaaI gold output for Marcf s valued at S15,500,000, compared wit
 $14.785 0G0 in February. n R. s Jones of Brooklyn, was kiIIe I at Kelly Field, San Antonio, TeXa: - when his airplane fell. | A bill to limit hours of work fo d women elevator operators passed tn = New York Senate in amended form.
 A silver service Of seventq or u pieces will be presented to the bat h tleship Arkansas in the name of tn = people of Arkansas.
 e Situation in Turkey and Egypt : reported critical.
 S An agreement on income tax Iegs h lation means practically adjournmeT d of the New York legislature. n Spanish influenza resulted in tn = deaths of 1000 in Germany in th : last eighteen months. 0 Gold holdings of the Bank of Ger
 many as of April were 1,913,931 9, coo marks.
 Thomas .Dooling, 24, of Waterbur IT was killed when he attempted to boar 'f a moving freight train in the Nauga T tuck messenger station. He lost h