Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-23
BRIEF TELECRAMS

Chile Copper Co. amounted to s,25s,ooO pounds.
 Bar silver was SLY .s-4 an ounce in New York compared with 6S S-Sd in London.
 At the annual meeting of the New York Shipbuilding Co. retiring directors were reelected.
 For the sale of 2s former German cargo carriers the Shipping Board re- ceived sIO;S13,13O.
 Six young women stenographers in the house enrolled in representative Up- shaw's overt corps.
 Colonel E. NJ. House, leased a large apartment at Sevtnty fourth street. near Park avenue, New York.
 Paris quoted the American dollar at | 16 francs 40 centimes compared with 15 | francs 95 centimes at last close.
 When Premier CIemenceau arrived at Marseilles he announced he was going to keep on working until he dies. Reports that the United States Steel l Corporation purchased the Lackawanna i Steel Co., were denied by Judge Gary. 
 Kansas farmers say it cost s25.Oa to raise an acre of wheat in 1919, com pared with s24.77 the previous year. Two cases of typhus were discovered
 among Polish troops on the transport Pocohwtas when she arrived at quaran-
 tine.
 Mrs. Maria saIvo, 60, of Torrington.
 died of injuries received when she fell l backwards down the cellar stairs at her home.
 report received by LIoyd's London,
 says the American steamer Wayhut is sinking in latitude 47 north, longitude l7 west
 f The senate began consideration of
 the Fuiler-McCumber pension bill. It
 adds about S62,0O0,O00 to the existing
 pension roll.
 i. Japanese losses in fighting with Rus
 sian revolutionaries at Nikolsk and
 Khabarovsk. Siberian, on April IS, numbered 2,000. Frank B. Moves of the Washington Star. was reelected president of the Associated Press at meeting Of the board of directors in New York.
 Federal, agents arrested Oliver H l Saunder manager of the Brooklyn plant of Cudahy Packing Co., charging him with selling beef at an excessive price , Twenty bulls. which were to partici f pate in a fight at Alicante. Spain. es ! capped and seriously injured several per ' sons. Many of the bulls had to be shot A public auction of the holdings o
 e.xKra afp nm kNnshiOarto : l Heights. New York brought S7e9 650 ! Most of the property went to investors. d Charles Dillingham; announced tn | price of orchestra seats will be S fo e ,he Fred Stone Stone musical review which will open at the Globe, New Yorl ! shortly.
 O German government concluded tn n necessary negotiations for having Ger l. many represented at the Vatican. Dieg T von Bergen will be appointed Germa
 ambassador.
 Captain Harold McAIiInn and Lad T Dorothy Cavendish, daughter of tn
 Duke of Devonshire, governor general c r. Canada were married at St. Margaret d church. Westminster. d Charles B. Segar was elected pres h dent and Samuel P Colt chairman C ,e the United States Rubber company g D. the annual meeting of the board of d
 rectors. in New York.
 s Democratic minority in tho senat .' failed to defeat adoption to defeat ador 1 tion of a resolution introduced by Ma 10 jority Leader Walker fixing the time fc
 adjournment at noon Saturday.  ol Mine owners at Butte. Mont, wer = informed that no demands would Is presented by striking miners. Unio b officials said the operators must 'con ,,, down to our office and find out wh; VI we want"
 or The New assembly failed to pass tI gu Betts bill designed to amend the labt nI law by striking out restrictions Goverl ing hours of employment of women to factories, mercantile establishments ar . restaurants.
 Ge Massachusetts Housing CorporatiC at was chartered by the Commissioner
 Corporations The company is capitali to ed for s150O, 900, represented by 2o.O' 1d preferred shares and 10000 commo e. Par value of each share. $50. gs State Bank in Trumanburg, 12 mil
 north of Ithaca. N. Y, was robbed es burglars who blew the safety depos oh doors with high explosives. Loss al several thousand dollars worth of Lii e. lerty Bonds and personal papers we ,s 'ie reported.
 Messages urging the house foreif . foreign affairs committee to report ia
 orably the Underwood joint resoluti' " authorizing the appointment of cor
 mission to negotiate with Canadian a ne thorities for removal of the pulpwo' nd embargo, are being received in gre O. numbers.
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