Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-23
Condensed kilograms


erations next December.
A Victorian loan of S3,0oo,0o0 at
51a per cent. was underWlrtten at
par in London.
During the month of October Allied
army in France used 34,100,000 gall
Ions of gasolene.
Atlantic citys offer to become the
seat of the League of Nations was re-
ceived too late.
Premier Lloyd has rendered the res
igna ton of the entire Ministry of
Newfoundland to the Governor.
Exemption from compulsory mill
tary service in the Australian army
has been granted to returned soldiers.
Secretary Daniels announced Con-
gress will be asked to provide naval
establishment of 250,000 officers and
men.
Bar silver was quoted at 81 pence
in London for immediate and forward
delivery compared with 527s the pre-
vious close.
Republican members of the House
Ways and Means Committee prac-
tically decided upon repeal of the lux
ury tax.
Admiral Jellicoe of the British Navy
tralian Navy, arrived at Albany, Aus
tralia.
Bureau of Internal Revenue an
nounced extension of time for the
payment of income and other govern
ment taxes.
Total number of trains run in New
York state in April 59,941. OF this
number GIG per cent were on time at
terminals.
Surplus property division of the
War Department reported stock
available for sale on May amount
ed to $120.000,000.
The former Crown Prince of Ger
many will be liable to trial. accord
ing to Bonar Law, under the terms
of the peace treaty.
Organization of a $15,oCo,oo0 chem
ical export corporation under the
Webb Pomerene law is planned by
the foreign trade committee of the
Chemical Alliance Inc.
Lindley M. Garrison, receiver of the
3. r. T, declared he would hold in
service every woman employe that
the Lockwood law would permit.
Construction of immense artillery
storage depots at Savannah. ILL.,, Port
Clinton, O., and Aberdeen, Md, were
authorized by the War Department.
Secretary RedfeId, principal speak
er at the closing of the National AS
York, urged the country to prevent
waste.
TabuIations in Albany, N. Y, show
, Governor Smith signed appropria ton
bills totalling $95,53S,303,1S, or s14,
| S14 100000 more than last years total
| budget
| Senator Sherman, Illinois, announc
ed he would introduce a resolution
| providing for the separation of the
peace treaty from the League of Ma
! tionS covenant.
Governor Runyon and Senator Edge
! were among the officials who welcom
ed the 18th Field Artillery of the
29th Division. which arrived at New
port News, Va.
| Senator Edge introduced bill te
grant the consent of Congress fol
! New York and New Jersey to enter
vehicular tunnel under the Hudson
River.
,,zAlexander S. Lynch. secretary of tn
.i-eonneeticut democratic state centra
committee, has been appointed a mem
!; Der of the Savin Rock park commission
to fill the vacancy caused by the resig
nation of Melbert B. Cary of Ridge
!. field.
Governor Holconb has approved tn
bond of $4,000 given the state b
{ Sheriff Simeon Pease of Fairfield coun
ty for the faithful discharge of his du
2 ties as sheriff
: Judge L. P. Waldon Marvin of Hart
ford and Joseph w. Alsop Of Avo
were appointed by Governor Holcom
: on the commission to provide a waite
} supply for the Mansfield state trainin
school and hospital.
: Two New York stock exchange seal
< were sold at $4,000 each, the highes
} price paid since 1910. when a sea
brought $4,000.
' Steven C. Mason of Pittsburgh wa
i Yesterday again chosen president
: the National Association of Manufac
turers in convention at New York Tt
Y other officers also were reelected