Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, January 3, 1919, Page 1

Bullet!n Service Flag Normich WL "/ QQ ¥ Balletin VOL. LXI—NO. 3 POPULATION 29,919 NORWICH, CONN., FRIDAY, JANUARY 3, 1919 TEN PAGES—70 COLS. PRICE TWO CENTS WARSAW GELEBRATED THE ARRIVAL OF PADEREWSKI The City Was Decorated With Allied and American Flags—A Great Throng of Poles Crowded the Streets to Greet Polish Leader—During the Celebration a Balcony of a House Collapsed and Twenty-five Persons Were Killed. lance. Bolshevik' agent propaganda thr ince, the northeastern under Soviet rule. Wednesday. + celebratio Warsaw sare command of tested arms fox BOLSHEVIK NATOR LE IS ATTACKS CRITICS OF THE PRESIDENT Serator Lew re o 1 1 wor ! q lemo & T t b4 1 "I PICHON ARO | tras - | NIANS INM ANFRICA N ot 1 w Arthur Sutton ;md three or 1 M o Ge m « Ar ik K - - i h i _icute H. Beehler, air Te of ¢ Dr. Max Mailhouse of New Haven,i | and ¢ demands, | € \ Bonijc r ~me "‘ se nd inde- LG i he end. ox € rec r ) € ared o iy e : 703 NAMES IN TWO S To S . Can ARMY CASUALTY LISTS Yas of | p a to seek spe- | v 1 lete ) 1 pr ege in Armenia | 108 ded e to n < | ur d provisions of certain | d men 0 e 2 has! Wounded (Degree Undetermined). was o | YALE UNIVERSITY HAS : re john J. Dooley, Jamaica y national | RETURNED TO PEACE sAsrs = S o : 2 ; i ew Haven, Conn., Jar Returned | e 2 h sa hind university | e 1 ¥ § enrollment figures | s . ] L ! approxi- | ahove than one-| At pre. ‘ e o2 | “back w i Stam- | officer ex 1 . N HE; THE BLACK POPE" | Changes in the flield fie | TO RETURN e cv e courses from|moved in e attem ind | float her Condense'i Telegrams A falling off in the buying of steel Northern Pacific - . E products_was reported. New British Parliament wlll hold |s mg aS| y.,h first mcollag dan © | | Prince Karl of Hesse “renounced” { the throne of Finland. Britain is reported as ready to { Belgian Congo for $3,500,000,000. Ignace Paderewski, the pianist, leading poles in fighting Germans Posen. Low prices of Liberty bonds in New York will be probed by the district attorney. Seismographs at Georgetown 17 Nurses and 234 Soldiers Have Been Taken Safely! to Shore From the Strand- ed Transport. New York, it in Jan Uni- ‘FI‘EIEI’ > hargo By - a-York Central . Because of the “Unauthori- FAB RlEATEB | zed” Strike of Pier Labor- ers—Men Ordered Back to | Work., | New York, Jan. 2.— An embargo on POOR SHOWING MADE BY SHIP. PLANTS Only Four Have Been Delivered From the Three Great Gov- ernment Yards, Director-General Piez Tells Senate Com- at Port Newark, N. J., That 4 Vessels by December 7, Has Delivered Only One—Believes Government Should Ex- e R j versity recorded earthquakes 2,300 freight shipments: from interior points | merce Committee—Plant three of theix bo: e from \;AI‘Iungléln. X di to New York terminals was repo e station irews e Cunard liner Carminia arrived: tonight Ly New York Centr: i Doty tone had by jin New York from Liverpool with 106 | sult of a | Should Have Delivered 12 § » seventeen | passengers. ilroads excepting he | According to the Paris Matin all| lhe New New Haven and Hart- the | War correspondence that belonged to| ford Long Island were said to ercise Its Option on the Hog Island Site. P the former Kaiser was burned \ The men demand an e A $3,020,000 freight barge Ime is be- incorporated at St 1 operate the on D to of Nort 1y The American steamer Tenadores, s dered n g circles in £d. N. Hurley is planning to .have Ribot, former French ne innounced th ed w o H ar Department will ask an £ 1 Nars to 1 two men carried off TF‘URQDAY AFTERNOONS LIST. woun B - wo bottoh was repaired | ¢ I g in e Action. phew of | ¢ I Se M. Moriarity, Wiii- and in | o |ihs on manti eneral for | 7| b om ( : 5 i I officers 1d x S r | = | BAY PILOT SAVED THE i DISCHARGE OF EMPLOYES AT | MILK FAMINE IN NEW | YORK A SER THE COLT PLANT, HARTFORD | Tartford LIBES O Priv Conn., an ne-half e milk f e employes of the Colt Patent which be the result Arms Manufacturing Company' t| Dairymen’s lea * to enfor 1 : ere have heen discharged ce | a price §4.01 per 100 poun f armistice was si 0 s menact to the public healt statement torla S iana if continues will imperil eve ice president of the company. He said | fam ty, Health Commis there : nov: 4000 work n the | sione 1 declare ant apared to 8,000 months | today john Doe { g0. The principal production has| i cen on Browning machine guns. Dr. Cope |cs —_ - | department : MICHIGAN LEGISLATURE I Hdshi RATIFIES PR\'\HIBIT!ON o using, Mich, Jan. 2. Mic HAJ t[v. . wvert Vi gan legislature today rutified the|in thou of v infed boa West mendment e United States con- | hospital goir the rope Adilard itution providing for a dry nation | Copeland added. board and those ¢ T vlinsor th houses adopted tne resolution | ment w ng eve pulled it taut. Then Arnoit The Romdeau, ebate and the oniy nppoqmui erve the er supply and had is- | the seven men flounc he | Lot - @ house wher: three votes sued an appeal to all persons to use|water to r k the rope and they pull were ra-l against the proporal. it sparingly. themse! ashore, hand over hand. rbert, South Dartmoulh nor | | LOUSE MOST DEADLY nd a b i for overti 1crease E to on, Jan. e been deliv —Only four ed by the three the delay, , the witness | | INSECT DISEASE ( Cor red to furnish expressed number of ships each has completed or ‘hed. The : committee also ask- e e fabricated ed for the expenditures made from all | John F. Riley, ident of the Ck - riated I gress for fons g o b ol e, , Charle {money appropriated by congress insurance by | trict council of wernational L Emer: | #Lips and whather any of the vessels 5 divislonjof f ghotemes RO 1 today i jcempleted for the fleet corporation bureau. fees ite commerce committee. | hive been used in carrying men or rding to a report at the bood e in constructing the | munitions to or from Furope. on from Herbert Hoover, | men obtaining material were 1 ned today about very nc d of pork t 'ul told the use of change = t of the Americ Shipbuilding Corpo es in the ex- made. Mr, overnment 1ts option take over witness v for ng She have e said coma a he plant producer « 1 1 ov i 1 > i INCREASE (N COST OF oneof BUILDING BATTLESHIPS | le to e ¥ n enormous in- place [ ¢ ,M Nr Ppi. fa new sl ear), was built on THER CONTINUES ROUGHOUT THE 1 ‘ - : There was : 30000 each T ( B 4 per T. over the| tima : | MERGER EFFECTED O Sl ey BRIDGEPORT NEWSPAPERS WILSON'S JOURNEY T? LMPF sented ¥ OF 0,002 S TC BE FILED ASKS FOR COPY OF e AL SE il LUNACY LEPSIE EXF Los»?N‘ ) 1 W m Yo i # y = i CBITUARY. . t w, a B. Frank Marsh. D all Pd mlh!a'\ mission in ¥ )PRESYDF'\JT WILS EDWARD MOORE HELD FOR EXPLOSIONS IN PHILADELPHIA Philade ithor- es n that the bomb- t when Phila- lelphians wrecked, were men frorn 1bou horities they did rd Moore, further bomb 1 now serving a prison t. Moore is well > police as a radical are expected to offer a for_the apprehension of Two resolutions, one appropriation, of $5 - for $10,000, ils today an n counc were in- and refer- axation of v the police an rd prominent returned to ki ice today, displac 0 was acting ose was me bomb. CROSSES oN FRANC'_) ITALIAN FRONTIER s Spe- A, P.) Was eross- clock this ) o spe- ook iy o his visit ward witl to Rome KWOULD CONCEAL GUILT OF PRUSSIAN DYNASTY favor wou io compel hi £ the euilt would be said it IN BOSTON IS TO MILK COST 16 1-2 CENTS A QUART 1e ed t and TATH, ME omm. 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