Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-15
Condensed Telegrams

in Warsaw.
 Railroad administration reported la bor situation is clearing. Belgian troops occupied the Melre dy district of Rhenish Prussia.
 United States treasury certificate of indebtedness amounting to $542.197. 900 matured.
 Czecho -SIokakian spinners organ ized for the purpose Of importing cot ton into their country.
 Biils repeating the daylight saving law is before the president. It is be lieved he will veto it.
 Gold bards amounting to $500, ,00@ were withdrawn from the assay office for shipment to England.
 Presidential campaign in France last of the striking shopmen return to cares term expires Feb. 17.<
 Italian troops attached to the allied expeditionary forces in northern Rus sia left Murmansk on Aug. 2. a,
 Clarence w. Moonaw, specialist in charge of foreign division of federal bureau of markets. resigned
 1t has been officially announced in London that viscount Grey will go to Washington on special mission.
 Master Barbers' association an nounced price of haircuts will he 50 cents and slaves 20 cents in Newark.
 Food administration fixed 12 cents as a fair retail price for sugar in Chi cago Grocers were charging 1e cents.
 British bank for forean trade was compelled to pass it's dividends be- cause of holdings of defaulted Russian bords.
 Final act of war labor board was to grant wage increase of 12 per cent. to employees of thirteen traction com pa nies. .
 G. S. Tonkin. Australian, inverted a machine that that turns ous 24 inch concrete blocks at the rate of one a 
 State department was advised Pre- mier Joaquin Tinoco. brother of the president of Costa Rica- was assass- inated.
 Department of commerce officials believe the United States will have to compete with Canada in shipping and commerce.
 War department opened off~-s ir Paris to conduct sales of United States surplus supplies to countries other thnr France.
 Three silver fox skins. for which s2 500 was refused in London. were ob- fained by a British officer in Archangel for six bottles of whiskey.
 Reports that American TeIenhone & Telegra ph Go. was contemplating new 6nancing wh'c,, v-,i~ht a,no,rrt to s50,- poo 100. was officially denied.
 The board of r,--s-e-s of t-~ "-'-. York Cotton Exchange declined -o grant the petition of members that he exchang be closed Saturday
 Ware increase far rsilroad en1p;oyes Is to be considered Inv the railroad ad- ion irnnediat tely after the ast of the striking shopment return to work
 Federal court a"+ho-ized Receiver 5a rrison of the R. R T. 10 sell at e5 '-d interest SIS poo 000 of certificates lated Aug. 1, 1919. and maturing Aug, |. 1921.
 Department of commerce ranorted imports of platinum and platinum products in June were I'll ounr >.. crude and manufactured. l1a3 cstrcee
 A aft of 2soco .heres Sfff 5ea ooo) # stock of tho Pacific Imnrover, ent -n. was mada fo the TYpiversity nf Cal f~rnia by Edward Searles. a Massa- ,b"eetts capitalist
 Rre,Dors of the nation have called confe-ence for Sept. 28 at Atlantic |;ty. believing that 2 revulsior of feel rs asainst prohibition can be con 'e"+-ated for a repeal of the liquor tr tUtes.
 Coal associations representing hard nd soft coal operators are nrepariug heir testimony to he given before con- 'ress when the fuel industry and all ts conditions are aired in congress- onal investiea ton.