Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-03-07
Condensed TeIegrams
Failures in February totailed onl

Failures in February totaiied only
492.
Strike of 75,0oo workers in Havana
caused suspension of horse racing.
Belgian government reported nsgo-
tiationS for $1OU, 100000 bond issue.
Fixing the price for Canadian
wheat for 1919 looks improbable.
S. w. Fordyce resigned as counsei !
for the War nance Corporation.
Wiliston, N. o., reports 20 degrees
below zero.
signedeV e0i0vrnow is the time for
Quebec & Saguenay Railway was
sold to the Dominion Government for
$3,4S9,313.
The plant of the Atlantic Dyestuff
Company at Burrage, Mass, was
damaged heavily by nre.
A large cons gnment of food has
reached Moscow from Ukraine where
it was requisltioned by the Bolshe-
Vikis.
A Special cable was received in
| Washington from General Pershing
asking Tor seventy tons of to-
bacco.
Premier Clemenceau held confer
ence> with DR.. Epitacio Pessoa, chair
man of the Brazilian peace delegation.
| Supreme Court of Louisiana sus-
| tanned power of Postmaster General
. President Wilson in letter to
Representative Fuller said he was op
posed to sinking surrendered German
warships.
Maxim Munitions Corporations's
stockholders voted to increase capital
r, stock from $10,000,000 to $4,000, ,UO0.
Board of immigration reports 8499
immigrant aliens admitted to the
United States in November.
Soft coal output for week ended
Feb %, amounted to 7,696,g00 tons.
1,113,000 tons.
| Bolshevik government looted the
branch house of the International
Harvester Co., at Artavia. Russia, OF
100000 rubIes.
Governor Yeater signed the bill
creating government petroleum
company designed to develop the OF
: fields of the Philippine Islands.
Department of Agriculture reported
}, total value of imports in Januar!
amounted to $21S,013,000. Export;
: amounted to S622, 100000.
Swedish press reports to the Stat
t Department say the Russian Sov3e
: appropriated 100000 rubles to carr,
on the propaganda work.
f French Minister Of Finance Loui
= /. Klotz, said he would propose to tn
peace conference an impost on Ger
r man capital.
= Mineral production for the Provinc
| of Quebec in 1918 was valued at SIS,
n 572, ,593, compared with SIG, ,1S9,179 i
1917.
e Copper situation reported improve
7 Small dealers quoting at IA ga cent
;, per pound compared with Is cents b
= leaders.
n Government began its case asains
= the Southern Pacific Railroad to re
= cover oil lands patented to the South
ern Pacific Railroad in Kern Count
} California.
= The acceptance credit of $50,000,0 OF
If made by American banks in favor
: Belgian banking Institutions has bee
: oversubscribed by $4,000 COO
= Hilary A. Herbert, secretary of Il
e navy during Grover Cleveland's see
Y ord term, died at Tampa, Fla. at Il
Is age OF S5 years.
II A report-from- Kingston Says thi
=" the Governor of Jamaica proposes
! negotiate a large loan with the Bri
) ish government to establish cannir
r' factories and foster the fibre industr
A report from London says it
re officially stated the British Govern
ic ment will not purchase this year
)e wool crop and growers will be ALLOW
le ed to sell in open market.
J. DR.. F. w. Taussig, chairman
l. United States Tariff Commission, W;
l. directed by President Wilson to tai
' part in the readjustment of CONNIE
} cial treaties and similar problems
i'll Paris.
l. Steam ship Mauretania viii! inaugr
rate the opening of the Cuna.
steamship service between New Yo1
and Southampton. The Mauretan
4 will sail March y.
- Food Administration announc
@ that owing to labor conditions no a
~ pHcations until further notice will
d received for g-ai1 permits thrOue
the Port of New York
! Grand Jury of White Plains r
~ turned an indictment against Pet
a. Collins, former city clerk of Mou
"a Vernon, charging him with irregula
ne tiles in his accounts.
oor As a result of representations
" American officials the British Go
a ernInent consented to the removal
" all censorship on business, CONNIE
q cial and other messages.
:, A two sto,Y building occupied
II, the MiddleseX Country Printery
ll5 Portland, Conn, was destroyed by f
ilI yesterday, The loss was placed at 81
60 eco.