Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-04
Condensed TeIeqrams

Winnipeg mail service to and from | the city is reported close to normal.
 An official delegation from the new Polish government reached New York. |
 Senate confirmation of Attorney General Palmer was held up by enator Freiinghuysen.
 Bar siver was Is pence higher in London at 531s pence. New York quoted silver at $1.093s
 Department of Agriculture placed the condition of the cotton crop as of May'25 at 1856 per cent.
 Election of the members in the lower house of the Spanish Parliament passed without disturbances.
 Officials of railroads operating East from St. Louis and Chicago report a considerable betterment in traffic con ditions.
 American Locomotive Co. received an order for F Mikado pyte locomo- tives from the Korean government railroad.
 By acquisition of the Chattanooga Plow Co. the International Harvester Co. can now manufacture complete line of blows.
 Secretary Glass, for the past two weeks has been studying plans for for nation of new financing to meet cur rent expenses.
 Former United States Senator John c. Spooner was said to be much better. He is recovering from a general nerv- ous breakdown.
 The coIors of the demobiIized nation al guard and national army organiza tions will be delivered to the states from which they came. Governments of. Hunduras,. Guate- mela and Nicaragua recognized the belligerency of the anti-Tinoco reVo- luFionists in Costa Rica. Reports received in London say the Dutch government will float loan of 400, 900 600 guilders to take care of the deficit in the budget
 Treasury Department designated the Brussels office of the Guaranty Trust Co. as a depository of the public money of the United States.
 Conditions of the Louisiana sugar cane crop estimated at 72 per cent. by the Department of Agriculture.
 Directors of the Chandler Motor Car Co. are scheduled to meet the lat ter part of this week. It is reported the rate of dividend will be advanced from $12 to SIG.
 Final and i'm hediate solution, of the Philippine question was asked of Con gress by the Philippine mission at { Jolnt SeSS1On or the senate COliL11lltt on Philippine affairs.
 Supreme Court upheld Federal Cour decrees in disposing of appeals brough by the Government against the Col gate Soap Co.,, for violation of th
 Sherman Antitrust Act.
 Profits amounting to $17,000, GOO wer
 turned over to the Treasury by tn Bureau of War Risk Insurance iron
 Government ins 1 lnce on Americal
 hulls, freight and cargo carriers.
 Announcement was made by tn Treasury Department of the remova : of control over financial transaction
 with Russia No license will be requir
 ed for export of money, credit or SC , curities to that country. Dr.. Alfred Zimmerman, former Ger
 man Foreign Minister remained an other day at the Castle where forme Kaiser Wilhelm is living in Ameronger Holland, and had another conferenc with the former emperor.
 Drafts of proposed trade contract between the Grain Corporation and in / dividual members of the various trade } engaged in handling and manufactur ing wheat products was made publi : by Wheat Director Barnes. : At meeting of the Board of Direct
 ors of the New York Central Railroa 5 Co.,, Alfred H. Smith was elected to fl l the vacancy which existed since hi l appointment as regional director b ? tho Railroad Administration.