Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-26
Condensed TeIegrams

Condensed Telegrams
 cunard Line reported giving or- dinary shareholders 100 per cent bonus.
 Supreme Court of the United States will take recess from March 3l to April IA.
 Grain receipts at Chicago during the past week amounted to 5,156,o00 bushels.
 Canada's trade balance for Febru- ary was S1S,7S2 900, compared With s34,155,000 last year.
 Railroad Administration reported considering plans to re-establlsh eX- cursion rates for homeseekers.
 Admiral Sims was the guest of King George at farewell luncheon at Buckingham Palace.
 Federal Employment Service an nounced Of the 42,000 men discharged during the week 20,50o applied to the bureau and 90 per cent. were placed.
 Reports from Barcelona say the strike trouble there was only settled hastily and the calm may blow over soon
 Nine German mercantile ships left Hamburg for food from the Allied countries.
 The cretie with 1900, and the Olympic. with 5000 returning Ca nadian war veterans entered Halifax, N $.
 Karl Radek, leading Russian BoI- shevi agent in Germany, who was arrested in connection with the l Spartacan uprising in February, was released.
 1 Chairman Peek, of the Department l of Commerce Industrial Board. pre- dicted cheaper food in the near future as a result of a conference with the Food Administration. l Collections of the first insta Imenf payments of income tax returns and prfoft taxes were increased to s1.- 06S, ,000,00 by late returns.
 Captain Andrew J. Newberry, Gov. ernor of Sailors Snug Harbor at New Brighton, s. l., died there after 6 long illness, at the age of seventy six.
 Officially reported Government eu price of all grade of wool 1-2 pel
 cent below present minimum. Board of Immigration reporte,
 9,S52 immigrants admitted to thu
 United States in January.
 Estimated Australian wheat croI
 this year will be 4o,00000O bushel , less than last year.
 l nGilFOdpS NpFit nGeOS VIII pc me 1 immediately. Executive official re-
 ceived forms to be used During February II per cent of tn the population, or 113,000 persons
 died ill Petrograd.
 Railway communication hetWee Cairo and Alexandria has been restor ed
 5 President Wilson in a message t Carter Glass, Secretary of the Treas
 ury, said he had made an allotmen
 from his emergency fund to help sup
 port the War Risk Bureau unt
 Congress appropriates funds. , Mount Elbruz, in the caucasu has been smoking for several day
 and ice which covered the top of tn
 mountain for hundreds of years, ha
 melted.
 Q 6avarian Minister of Foreign Al !, fairs notified the German govern
 ment the Bavarian troops, were dis " armed.
 y It was learned from ukraine tn; : negotiations between Ukraine ar V Bolsheviki delegates to settle diffel e ences have begun. t Peruvian Government has invite
 American and European bids f. -! starting an aerial mail service. # William Graves Sharp, retirir
 
 - leave Paris for the United Stat, April Il.
 d J. H. Thomas, general secretary
 the National Union of Railwaymt
 of England, warned railway worke ,,e of throwing away the result of yea ,a ofagitation and sacrifice by a strike II and the Industrial Board of Depar
 Sessions of the lumber produce . ment of Commerce for the recon 'i nendation of fair prices for tn ,c commodity, were adjourned at Was I, ington.
 " Ocean freight rates to the Unit ,- Kingdom were unchanged at 85 cen .- a foot or $50 a hundred pounds. 1+ increase is expected owing to the d in mand.
 ny Northwestern Grain Dealers A ,e sociation reported the three Mort IF western povinces hold less whe l. than last yea, although there a <. 1S,950,000 bushels in store, compa 1r ed with 15,700 900 bushels last wear ,h Damage amounting to $2o0,0oo # the Second Congregational church m Hoyoke, was caused by a fire tt or wrecked the interior.