Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-09
Condensed TeIeqrams

Part of the Bulgarian army was mobilized and is marching toward the Serbian frontier.
 War Department announced receipt of 300 Hispano- Suiza motors for re- placement purposes.
 President Wilson is quoted in the Paris Matin as saying the treaty conforms to my points, Seattle buildings were given a slight shaking up by an earthquake about 45 miles from that city. War Department appropriation for the coming year will be reduced at least $400,000, 900 by the House Milf tary Committee
 Damage estimated at several thou sand dollars was caused by fire in a four mill at the foot of East 10th street and the East River, New York Frederic Thompson, theatrical pro- moter, founder of Luna Park and the l New York Hippodrome. died at St. Vincent's hospital, New York 1 Captain B. S. Hutchinson, of Mound l City, H., one of four Americans who
 won the Victoria Cross arrived at New York on the Mauretania 1 It is understood in Paris that the | Germans have sent photographic
 copies of the peace treaty to every | United States Senator and Represent | atlve.
 Army quartermaster corps sold sub b- i sistence supplies to the value of s. 500,000 for the relief of the civilian
 population of occupied German terri tory.
 General Pershing has notified the 1 war department that George " | Botelle, Lakeside Conn, has been l awarded the distinguished service 1 cross,
 l Western Union Telegraph Co. an- nounced that cable messages in plain English or French when relating to foodstuffs, will be accepted for all
 parts of Germany
 Favorable report on the bill to re- peal the daylight saving law to take
 effect on the last Sunday of October
 twas made by the House Interstate
 Commerce Committee.
 Heaviest snoWstorms in recent years
 have stopped communication between Argentine and the United States by
 way of the Transandine Railway and
 west coast until spring.
 invading forces were completely
 driven out of Costa Rica} and have
 taken refuge in Nicaragua, according
 to a telegram received by the Costa
 Rican minister at Washington
 ! Because the servants in the Hote
 des Reservoirs in Versailles refused to accept tips from the German peace !, delegates, the prices were advanced ten per cent. to meet increased wages.
 Attention is called in the month, , report of the department of labor t( the European corn borers, a new pes in this country, which has been found in Massachusetts, Connecticut ant , New York
 Public Service Commissioner Nixo, announced the appointment faf Edwar,
 J. Glennon as the first of tNsee deput, commissioners he is permitted to ap point under the new law. Rear Admiral J. H. GIennon, com l mander of the Third Naval District s sent letter to District Attorne S Swan of New York. asking him t
 cooperate, with the Naval Intelligenc S Bureau in running down imposers O [ naval uniforms. : Sir Aucklan Geddes told the Hous s of Commons that the output of eos 3 for the next F months beginning Jul l ], when the reduction in workin I hours becomes effective, is estimate d 214,o00,00 to 211,000, 900 tons. Tn
 coal export ban will continue. Brigadier General H. D. Lecttel y commander of the military force Manitoba district, declared at a mas S. meeting of several thousand returne s' soldiers, that steps were about to | e taken to deal with unde3ira bles i = Winnipeg and throughout Canada.