Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-21
Condensed .TeIeqrams

winston Churd1ili, brir'ah oecre-
tary of War, arrived in Paris.
Wooden steamship Brockonoff ar
rived at New York from Tacoma with
cargo
General Tasker Bliss returned to
Paris after a tour OF the Rhine dis
trict.
Directors of the international Mer-
camille Marine Co. held a conference
in New York.
American Smelling G. Refining Co.
raised price Of lead from $40 to 6.25
cents in New York.
Bar silver was quoted at So 1-3
pence in London, a decline of 3-S
pence over previous close.
Complete demobilization of the 77th
Division took place at Camp Upton
when 1875 men were discharged.
Arrangements are under way to
begin transportation ofs.the 339th In
fantry from Siberia to England.
Cotton and wool manufacturers of
Connecticut announced Is per cent
wage increase for $4,000 workers.
Indications are that the garment
STRIKE of $4,000 workers in New York
VIII last at least two days more.
General Pershing notified the War
Department the 4th, 5th, 9Th and 7th
Divisions were released from duty in
France.
According to Indications, says the
Federal Reserve Board report, prices
| may not be expected to drop much in
the future.
Census Bureau estimated produc-
ton of cottonseed oil from Aug. l,
1918, to April 80, 1919 at 1893, ,027 1863
pounds.
General Denikine, anti Bolsheviki,
| announced the capture Of 10000 pris-
oners and twenty eight guns, in Tar
| itZin.
San Marino, worlds smallest re-
| public expects soon to cease hostili-
| ty hat has existed with Austria foI
forty nine years.
Public auction of army leather viii
be held at the one surplus property
office, Philadelphia, the War Depart
ment announced.
| Details OF final rehabilitation were
| discussed by General Pershing ant
President Wilson at the Presidents
residence in Paris.
Representative Butler says Con
gress will hold up the plan for bigger
navy awaiting action on the LeaGu'
Of Nations covenant.
More than 10000 employees of Swif
and Co. are expected to take advan
gate of the plan to become stockhold
ers Of the company.
President Baker of the Brandon
Manitoba, Trades Council, announces
: in Winnipeg a general strike Woul'
be called at Brandon.
Secretary Glass asked Congress fo
$202,000000 in supplement appropria
tions, asked by all departments TO
, the next fiscal year.
| importation of gold during tn
month ended April 10 amounted |
S6, 395,O00, compared with s3,SS0,000 fo
| the month ended March 10
The Little Theatre, London
) smallest playhouse. will have a mir
ror drop curtain and the name wi
be changed to Looking Glass Theatre
Republican in the House are plan
ming shipping inquiry. Operation
5 of the Shipping Board will be surveye
and q merchant marine policy drafted
A petition signed by many Chicago
: ans, urging passage of pending bills
: increase the city's bonding powe
: was presented to Cook county legis
t lators.
: War Department announced 4e
consolidation locomotives sent abroa
: for the use of the American Expedi
f tionary Forces. were sold to tn
S French Government.
lieutenant Prince was killed an
: Lieutenant Spratt was fatally inju,
: ed when their plane, one of a squad
: ron of ten making a flight from Gree
Britain to Egypt, crashed attemptin
a landing at Cenocelle Airdome.
: Edward Soucy, who was superir
tending a construction job here f
J the g. 7. Ley Brothesrs of Sprine
1 field was killed by a freight train yes
terday while using the laying of
/ siding