Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-15
Condensed TeIegrams

1918 was valued at $21o,zO4970.
 Central and South American war bills will be approximately SI,UO0,000, 000.
 Weekly aerial service between Paris i and Brussels will be inaugurated on March 22.
 An extra session of the Mexican Congress was called for May l, to i study the petroleum legislation.
 Bank of England reports gain of sS6S,0O0 in total reserve for the week. Bullion increased Z 1, ,184,0 900. Officially reported all raw materials now exempted from ban into United Kingdom. Treasury Department announced esta blishment o1 a credit of $5,OOO,U00 to RumanIa.
 Without dissenting vote the New 1 York state senate passed the anti 1 red flag bill.
 Hog Island sh;pyard will launch 1 its eighteenth hull today and
 will lay its twelfth "B' snip on i March 20.
 l Conferences between Director Hines to develop plans for financing the rail
 and railroad executives were resumed
 roads.
 1 Minneapolis flour output last week amounted to 161,000 barrels, a de-
 crease of S1,SS5 barrels, compared with the previous week
 The Delaware senate has passed if nally the bill providing for statewide prohibition. Efforts to amend it tail ed.
 Judge Rogers, in the Common Pleas l Court, PhlladelphIa, appointed Mur-
 dick Kendrick receiver of the Phila- delphia Railway Co.
 Georges Duval was condemned to
 death at Rouen for betraytng two
 British soldiers, who were shot during
 occupation.
 eowaro B. Trecher, 573 East street, New Haven, Conn.,, was reported by the war department to have died in d
 German prison camp.
 Inquiry at the Department Of Jus
 tee failed to confirm reports that steps were taken to protect the public against high prices of meats and th- CT products
 Newsprint papermakers and pub fishers will appear before the Federal Trade Commission March q to dis cuss proposed reopening of newsprint prices.
 A report from Christiania says American shoes have become so popu- lar in Norway that many Norweg 4an shoe fctories were forced to close down.
 E. II was dIlfiOufISSO Ii IuG TIOuSe Dl s Commons that additional German sub marines will be sold and the money s received distributed among the AL \ i lies.
 Federal agents and detectives seized \ 1,039 ounces of cOdeine sulphate worth $12,000, in stable at No. 6t Harrison street New York Walter H. Long, in introducing ths naval estimates for 2S0,U0J men. il E the House of Commons, said the Brit. ish navy would be maintained on \ peace basis.
 Spokesman for the New York cit, E Railways Co. before the state legisla < tive committee, says surface line will be foreclosed unless higher far, is allowed.
 s Spanish Cabinet decided to gran E an eght-hour day to the buldng trade { throughout Spain. Wages will be rix E ed by committees of workmen an H employers.
 6 King Gustave dined with Ira Neso Morris. American Ambassador t Z Sweden. This is the first time tn . King has accepted an invitation iron
 9 foreign diplomat since the war. ie Paris popiice refuse to allow 8 st aerial duel between Leon Naudecran O. and Robert Schroeder, former arm l. aViators It was suggested the due n be held over the sea. la A dozen persons were injured whe It the locomotive, baggage car and coac
 of a Pittsburgh and Lake Erie pas > senger train were knocked over a d, d embankment into the Shenango Rive by a shifting locomotive half a mil Je south of New Castle, Pa. LII Joseph G. Connirm, an equipmer II inspector of the Brooklyn Rap ;" Transit, testified the wreck of tn Brighten Beach train at Malbor street, Brooklyn, in November. wa o1 caused by the excessive speed { as which the train was being operated