Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-19
Condensed Telegrams
Ninety.two officers in every :

Ninety two oHtcerS in every iUV leaving the army have positions.
 Paris Matin says general strike of employees of the Suez Canal has start 1 ed, |
 War Department announced deiiv cries of ordinances on war orders were nearly completed.
 New Jersey suffragists from every county are gathering at Atlantic City for two days session.
 Austrian Government is reorganizine it's currency system. The franc was substituted for the crown.
 Five thousand delegates were regis tered with the reception committee of the Order of Railway Conductors tri- ennIal convention in St. Louis.
 Directors of the Standard Oil Co. of Ohio declared quarterly dividend of s and an extra dividend of s1.
 Owing to the arrival of American
 flour Switzerland has returned to white bread as before the war.
 A number of small steamship lines of Japan consolidated under the name Of International Steamship Go. Government taxpayers were urged | by the Bureau of Internal Revenue to make the second payment before June 15.
 The maritime prefect reviewed the S0th Division at Brest The division is preparing to leave for the United
 States.
 Cambria Steel Co. declared the regu- ; lar quarterly dividend of 1 1-2 per cent and an extra dividend of one-half of 1 per cent. Six hundred thousand textile work
 CTS throughout the country combined in de mand for 15 per cent. increase in their wages.
 According to telegram from Picking 1 to the peace conference, the Chinese /, cabinet has resigned, but the President refuses to accept.
 ] Governor Smith vetoed the BIakeiy /, bill to provide a three-platoon system for f1iremen in cities of the first class l in New York state.
 i President Wilson cabed his best
 wishes for the success of the triennial
 convention of the Brotherhood of
 Trainmen at Columbus.
 i Shareholders of Swift International
 at the annual meeting in Buenos Aires declared two dividends of s pel l cent. each on the stock. l Richard s. Hawes, of St. Louis, ad < dressing convention of Kansas bank
 CTS, declared the country was hardly
 in any state of readjustment yet i An expedition will leave Vancouver June F for China to resume explora
 tion work there and hunt reserves oi copper, zinc. lead and other minerals. t The Metz press is united in extend ing an invitation to Premier Clen1en
 ceau to offer hirnscif as a candidate fol the Chamber of Deputies from Metz. ! Chairman E. F. Aibee, of the The atrical, Motion Picture and Amusemen
 T sSrx,,. +aA rnf subscriptions amounted to $52,357. $50, } Representatives of the California Citrus League appeared before tn, . Interstate Comemrce Commission t ask for a revision of rates on orange and lemons.
 Condemnation of demonstrations be
 fore the Reichstag and Kin Under del r Linden against the Allies, the Unitei States mad President Wilson, is voice, , by several newap papers in Germany. : United States Supreme Court rule, scales. used either by retailers 0 . wholesalers, which are not accurat } under conditions of temperature, mus 5 be equipped with automatic thermo : static devices.
 :; Members of the International Asso [ citation of German Manufacturers lief Chicago for their homes with the en Of the tWenty-nfSl annual session, D. the election of Stanley Sweet, of Ney l York, as president.
 = A request that the 401st telegrap ; battalion be landed at Boston sinstea of at New York was sent to. the va : department by Mayor Andrew J. Pe , ters.
 Notices were posted in the Peppere
 mills in Biddeford, Me- and the Tor
 mills in Saco. announcing a wage in ( crease of 15 per cent. effective June