Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-08

Epfs nie of influenza reported In Spain.
 Price of coal was raised 50 cents ton in New York.
 canada's war casualties were 212, 7O3, of which 6S.S4S were dead.
 Gold sold at 1oss s1ad an ounce in London, compared with 1O9s 5d at previous close being hampered by ice fioes the heav- fest in three vars.
 A French aviatrix arrived at Rabat, Morocco, from Paris, having made the flight in two days.
 It is reported that all the Govern ment-owned wheat in Chicago and Milwaukee was sold.
 Bar silver was quoted at 767s pence an ounce in London, compared with $1.S1A in New York.
 German subsidiary of General EIec- trict and other Berlin plants to close as result of coal shortage.
 lC was annoHhceo m Ionoon ,IHaI German ships ssunk at Scapa Fdow will be blown up by the Allies shortly.
 The dollar was quoted at 10 francs 75 centimes in Paris, compared with 10 francs 76 centi1nes at previous close Newspaper Soir, of Brussels, reports Belgium will not sign treaty with Hol- land, elaborated by the council of fifteen in Paris.
 According to Senator Lusk, raids on radicals have merely scratched the surface. He said there were 20,OO0 in New York State.
 Appeal of William O. Jenkins for notification of his release on bail was denied by Criminal Court Judge Guz- man, in Pueblo.
 Fires last year in United States and losSae oe s2e9.oeN.7 ITS. compared with sS13O14,9s5 in 1918. f Ygnacio BoniIIas, Ambassador to the United States will resign and return to Mexico City to become a. candidate in the presidential election.
 A s4,ooo,ooo,ooo balance of trade in favor of the United States was the estimate for 1919, according to Secre- tary of Commerce Alexander.
 Hearing of the appeal of Victor Berger convicted of interfering with the draft, set by the Cihcuit Court of Appeals of Chicago for Feb. 19. Gold coin amounting to $4o,ooo was withdrawn from the Sub-Treasury for export to Ceylon. A shipment of $30- 900 was made to South America.
 Senator McNary published a cable gram from President Menocal, of Cuba, in which it vas stated half of the Cuban sugar crop remained un- sold.
 Trains between New Haven and New York were stalled for about two hours last night as a result of short circuit in the power house at Cos Cob.
 Eleven radicals were arrested in Waterbury last night by federal men and the local police.
 Unless Congress appropriates $9,oo0- l 900 of Navy Department funds avail ] able for repairing ships, many em- ployes at navy yards will be discharg- ed Feb. 1.
 Sales of the United Cigar Stores, l Stores Corp, amounted to $62, 900 in 1919, an increase of $10,O67, 900 over the year preceding.
 Plans of Mayor couzens for mu- ! nicipally owned street railway system 1 to compete with the present system operated by the Detroit Unitd Rail- ways will be submitted to the City Council.
 l Finland, Esthonia, Letvia, Lithuania and Poland will prticipate in the Hels- 1 ingfors conference finally arranged i for Jan. 15. All will be represented by their foreign. ministers and military experts,
 A monoIith costing about $3o,ooO is 1 to be erected in New York harbor to ] commemorate the United States announced by Secretary of the Navy | Daniels.
 1 Two officers and twenty five of the crew of a steam dredge narrowly es- 1 caped death when the vessel capsized i and sank in the East River after be- 1 ing rammed by q barge. The men 1 jumped overheard.
 Reconstruction of the house at Doorn recently bought by the former Emper- or William of Germany is progressing steadily, although the former kaiser expects. demand for his eXtradiction- to be made upon Holland
  In 1918 the U. S. Shipping Board contracted with F Japanese shipyards for 30 cargo ships with total of ! 243,290 deadWeight tons. Seventeen were delivered; the remainder will be completed before June l. Representative Hudspeth, of Texas introduced bill prohibiting any per son, corporation or association from selling any contract for future deIiv- cry of cotton within the United States unless the seller has the cotton ac- tually in his possession.
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