Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-24
Condensed TeIegrams

According to information rceived by Paris newspaper Germany IS con ceaing guns, armored motor cars and railway englnes in upper Silesla. Three American seaplanes will start the transatlantic flight across the ocean together. They are the NC-l i NC-2, NC-3.
 The Amaroc, a daily and Sunday
 newspaper, appeared in Coblenz as he the official journal of the Third Army ] of Occupation.
 The belt of stone gates and walls
 which surrounded the city of Strass-
 burg for 400 years will be lossened slightly by destruction of four gates
 and some of the ramparts.
 Navy Department announced that the super -dreadnought Tennessee 1 would be launched at the New York Navy Yard April 90.
 Governor Harrington of Maryland received a letter threatening death June l, next. The letter was post marked Annapolis.
 More than 6,000 soldiers of the American Exptditionary Forces mar ried French girls.
 Federal supervision of child labor , was put into effect.
 I ShipbuIding in Portland, Ore, will have ended by next October, Joseph R. ! Bowles, president of the Northwest Steel Go. told a conference of ship
 builders.
 Six airpIanes were tuned up at Haz-
 elhurst Field L. l., to go to Boston to
 aid the Liberty Loan campaign. Plans were announced in Springfield,
 Mass, for the liberation Of between l. 5000 and 5000 homlng pigeons for an : eighty mile race, , An agreement between the employ 1 or md in flo oto1 i1T1 industry of Berlin was approved at a | meeting of workers. President Wilson directed the 77th , Division to be allowed to parade i'll New York as a unit. , Australia will make initial expendi- lures Of $2,500,00J for aerial defense. The same amount will be appropr, ,ated
 annually for the upkeep of the service Silk mill workers at Paterson, began worh on 4S-hour week basis. There will be no reduction in wages. Receiver Garrison, of the Brooklyn ! Rapid Transit, announced wage scale 9 of employees would be advanced ir near future to bring it up to the h.
 lerbCrough Standard.
 An attack on Munich by Wurttem
 jerg troops was launched under cover
 Jf artillery fire from all around the
 city.
 al War Trade Board announced furth. \ CT relaxation of import restrictions by Britain.
 Commercial Gable Go. announced that owing to the strike of Spanisl A telegraph operators cablegrams fol E eastern Spain will go via France anC E Marseilles to Barcelona. Payne, Ohio, claims first over-sub scription of their quota to the Victor, \ Loan.
 E Another issue of s5ooooo,o0o o \ Treasury indebtedness, dated May 1 ' and maturing Oct. [, is announced b. H the Treasury.
 Fl According to James M. Macdonald a cotton man, who arrived from Liver \ pool, it is impossible at present t \ tender cotton in England without go E ing into intrica cies because of tn E present war contract quotations. kt Sales of surplus army supplies re B ported to April Il, amounted to $40, RI 723 900.
 e Thomas o'D0DnneI, who resisne E the presidency of the California o < Corporation when appointed head C { production division of the Unite { States Oil Administration was electe s chairman of the Board of the Cali fornia Petroleum Corporation. - Fore River Shpbuildnig Co.'S plan
 for erection of $5,G00,000 f1oatin dry dock. are finished. o+ A coal shortage has resulted [s Australia from quarantine restriction ", w which have hampered the movement Ia Ia of coastal shipping. NV According to Paris advces German ,,s has revised list of peace delegate f They will have power to sign u
 treaty.
 At the auction in Boston the Wo
 Administrae4on offered 2,750,000 pound
 of secured wool.
 G Indian wheat crop estimated at 86 tn 104,00o bushels, compared with 10S es 664, 900 bushels year ago. Id New York coard of Aldermen wi n- declare Monday an official holiday t. honor of the 165th Infantry,