Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-04
Condensed Telegrams

IranSpOrT F0GdnOntdS Hoboken from Brest with 39S4 men. Paterson silk weavers voted to in- augurate a 44-hour week beginning today.
 Bandit Raisuli reported to have be- gun a new revolt in the Spanish zone in Morocco.
 As protest against increased trolley fares thousands of Pittsburghers "hik- ed" to work.
 Newark crowds rush to buy up army bacon; most of the 30.000 pounds stub bacon has been sold.
 House war Investigating committee which will inquire into expenditures abroad, will sail Aug '.
 Serious anti-Japenese disturbances are reported at Tsinaufu, capital of the province of Shantung.
 Owing to activities of socialist au- thOritieS in Tokie have decided to in crease the number of police.
 Bill to be introduced in French chamber of deputies provides for sus- pension of store duties on sugar.
 Eight thousand members of the Ma tional Brotherhood of Potters demand a 25 per cent increase in wages.
 House passed bill excluding vessels of foreign registry from American oastwise trade except to Hawaii.
 Secretary Daniels left Washington to join the Pacific fleet at San Diego when it is reviewed there Aug. '.
 Domicio da Grama, Foreign Minis ter, will return from Rio de Janeiro to Washington Brazilian ambassador.
 Central and South American Cable Go. announced that one of its cable lines was broken between Ecuador and Peru.
 Dockmen at Ashland, Wis.,, Escan- aba and other lake ports, not including Duluth, went on strike, tying up ore shipping.
 Otis Steel Go. is completing new unit of mill which will add 12.000 tons to the annual output of light plates and sheets.
 Shipping board announces reduc- tion of from $2 to S4 a ton in export rates on coal to Scandinavia, Finland and Spain.
 Attorney General Palmer said ex- isting federal laWs will be invoked as far as possible against profiteers in necessities.
 Presbyterian churches throughout country have approved plans for a system of paid advertising in local newspapers.
 Polish parliament has ratified Ger man peace treaty and also treaty for protection of minorities by vote of 245 to 41
 Some American oil companies in Mexico reported to be negotiating for the sale of their properties to Japan csc interests.
 Counter proposals of Austrian peace delegates to peace terms of the allies will be presented to the supreme coun- Reports from Stockholm say that Lenine intends to begin a drastic change of policy and then retire ir favor of Trotzky. Several divisions of Turkish troops under Kennel Pasha are reported con- centrated near Erzeraum for attack on allied forces. British foreign office has completed negotiations with the United States for a new commercial treaty between the two countries. Regular airship service between London and New York is planned Fare will be s25o and trip will be Report of the National Highway. Protection society shows that auto mobiles caused the death of 12S per- sons in New York state during July.
 British government proposes to seize all empty houses in London. convert them into flats. furnish them if nec- 1 essary, and rent them to needy fami- lies.
 Abnormal demand for pennies is still taxing capacity of presses in Phila- delphia mint, the enormous total oi 3S,931,O00 having been struck during July.
 | Transit Commissioner Delaney au- thorized B. R. T. to contract for the cars for subway and elevated lines oi that system.
 | Admiralty court in London relieved Standard Oil steamship Q. B: Jennings
 
 age asked by owners of British tank CT War Knight. Cost of living in Canada continues to rise. June average cost of 29 staple foods in 60 cities was $13.72 compared with $13.5S in previous month and l $7.35 in June, 1914. Belgium seeks from committee ot fourteen revision of treaty of 1899 which guaranteed her neutrality and asks permission to erect forts on the Mouse and Scheldt rivers. German bankers said to be despond ent over establishing trade with United States owing to small supplies Germany has available for export to pay for foodstuffs and raw material Worcester, Mass. was killed yester- day by an automobile driven by Ar thur J. Grant of Keene. The car struck the boy when Grant turned out to pass another car. Louis Ozimik. 38, committed suicide in the Derby jail yesterday by hang ing himself with his belt in his cell He was arrested Saturday night on complaint of his wife on charges of breach of the peace and intoxication. Charles Rockwell, IT years old. of PENNSYLVANIA cIGARMAkERS