Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, November 25, 1919, Page 10

POETRY ; p 5 ; COURT CASE RESULTS ! "‘to ignore’ th's il FROM ZONE FARE SYSTEM] to.biin flmnfllm SPEAKS. ! ¢ 1 Newto: it m: “fiw re!, Bewarel 2 e ¥ ! g Bridzeport, Co —_A police| delegates trom Canuda e ré police| Mr. P saying L The sh! t! s - Bty ‘[ eourt case invelving payment,of fare "-n ‘“’“:,"’-C i ‘f o thln om claw uue arrows see! Washington, Nov. 24 —There was no 3 : th the Areri- :3T4xi§d§§r:“§i7§g‘°d§,“ charge. insz W D R D s (e tren, word today ffom:the Mexiean govern | can, cmbassy :; ueu;ztm‘ and was | ot Weot Bisterpl againet s 3 ment in. answer. to the arp ol ha 8 cabl scuss- e i e oL hatred e A ria1a ¢ | trom the Siite depuFinNt dtaendiig o American note and called Gov- féf,‘:: e g““;g':d‘:;s;,,‘g“g,““ povr 11 5 When souls cry out for peacs, the immediate release of Wm. O. Jen-| Grnor{abrera into’ conferénce regard- anappeal. Riseh: 1068 cagg':z he ]ou hatx, lm RS labor IN O(a)x?d WE TRUST'—the - start and kins, Amer(can consular * asent at o Caberais; a:‘roti‘:fi: corner: of ‘Church and "Chapel (Strset, I“dg:é decided thit in voting fot the ' Puebla, % " d | v 58 T s il All day officials waited for a nots|IredSurer in Carranzws’ cabinet ~and| New Haven having i L iy .Fasyflm(hma ot o8 ;'? : Sweet Liverty cries out: “Prepars!| they thought might” be handed them (krown o ho'one' ot the most bitiet| {07, [1e Tofe hroueh seven sones and | EFGL SN 0L (T baonues 1t i on. taken xm‘qw '\ . Prepare! by the Mexican embassy -here,. in view H n Mexico.; » SMPM memt <4t tHe 'x. - | was ‘firstitime in history the pris Y wTis-Justice’s stern command; of 1eports .Sunday night .that a long| President Carranza has, found the|and ten cents. The. conductor 'de the: 33 41 At ks Hotet ciple of the cight hour and the 4, hour | S8 o ;] } Werowe it to those in our care, | despatch relating. to Tre-Jenkins case| situation to be S0 acute that he. has|mande cenfs. . Riggs would not| SBE &' F Mned T s v i s cent e ‘conduirtor | Week had, been afired in an agsem- Warre brothers Call. with tqual chance,| had reached the :embassy from :Mex-| returnied to Mexico City from Quere-| P i il t‘;{lg;: 0% | bly swhese movernment. delezates ; Beneath her flag unfuried ico City. tiro to take part in the-consideration| E215 /M _Bridgeport and, went to, the | present. he and’ .v bh e America! hark her advance, : But there was no reply and not even!af: the Jenkins, case; reports. today tAToush & the Conneoticut wmm‘ e ab S°8 b e e scund heard round the world! . | an intimation’ that the Mexican goy- | said. T Tin| TWO LIVES LOST WHEN PLANE, | the Tewls Bzt scliool 7 DESNy Db kurel Sreant Mekican officlals’ have daused . re.| Whefe the’ matter was “explainés - e : erament had prepared its answer. So| " Mekica a7 Rim’, Tt 1a- clafined 8s thon refused | . FELL"INTO DELAWARE RIVER They raily, :all, her fiag beneath, far as the state department was able| ports to be circulated that tbe go to pay claiming that the transfer Tep- 6 Fxd . -And see'that right is done.” to learn Jerkins still was sick and.iqlernment .was ampiv justified in hoid- vesented six:cents and mot four.cente. Phnadflphia P —Laura Cromer Hemingway. |thy Mexican penitentiary on chargesing. Jenkins. No-¥éport has Beem|p'oh o o ,m, thmngh severr zonesfant.Robert S Kingstree, 8, that he had conspired with rebelban-|made to this government or its repre- SP! gt dits who, kidnapped ' hifh;and" forced| gentatives; however; as to ‘the nature|IS-16 cents 3 - fand: Kred Thnrn.nson, Dover lK kg s Lim fo pay a ransom of approximate-Lof evidénce on wWhich the /American .| clvilian-aero. ingpeotor, lost theif- Tl i 1op She huske BRASthe |1y, e 150/60k: - 1 lconsular agent. was locked up.a sec- INTERNA‘TIONAL LAEOR. .. foday E‘;:n;‘;z:‘alh}aefig‘l;“es&{fl};‘g o ahes ?)T"E(mmer green department was in constaat "“d _— 1 ; 5 CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS dropped :styeral. hundred-feet into-th dusty brown ? T : Delaware- river six i her Not Far Yo {oints ‘of stalk "dnd : : - Washington, Nov. - 24~Consiflera- Sgd HERTE AL S sty e L e e e o:f‘m r : P enatalk fddla i DENIES ITALY 1S ON THE ;_c,news OF FREIGHT TRAINS - |tion of the draft convention DFonosedmat Webri detorrined, bilt omolals-at @gx;,s};gog{ew for murder, NIkofor Fimpers that it milsht help moste- With the hoe-down and islrgxn.a ree! VERGE OF A REVOLUT.IONi -HELD:UP AT.GREEN’S FARMS{ by the committea; to jimit: the ‘hours the Philadelphia said it UnEIER DA § fo _‘;hhfa“_“;‘m ‘f‘m,n_ if ‘he oceasionally agreed o ‘make tht And & cut-the-pigeon-wing! b - | T g of work in industry. to ei ‘Trobably was ‘dne 1o bad air C;‘;::fs F%iaremb;mm ;nd Tony Cerene of | LTSt concession?—¥hi Lone: miockin' bird come back to ssy-he| STome. Sunday, Nov: 25.—(By The 45 ocsiie'?éf.?'uifi?"&;? oxid mi”‘f““ day and 43 hours @ week was. begun mfie?;?;;zfrgt;ec;g;wwla‘;ethmcasm\ on! Yew Izl\en s to &le ‘on March .5 1 ;q““'"‘ o Ol Sntes g:,xge K?m’ b% P “The pecples of Hurope Will NOt) i, o0y 0eq arriying hera.. Satiirday | today. by the International Laber Con=| Captain . Stocker, of. the Buseau: o ;};akgo‘flfl‘ .S, stepdaushter, TUON- | The man who doesnit mnl; he _could o ol 4 have another war, and because the 0| 214 - last. night reported Mold-ups f%renqe and ?g\:‘esst to' indicaté its| Construction and Repairs, 5 i {Tmprove on most of mature’s handic cialists formed a party which aiways|armed men at ‘Green's Farms- where{ adoption;, probably. tomorrow. p‘u-(men. o : TR s e v LRy i work will never set the, world on fire. } as opposeld war. the people of Italy |trgifis have been ‘stopped awaiting| The conferenco adopted-the clause KRE?SLER TO APPEAR . voted for them,” said Francesco Nitti|eignals.- On Saturday night'the head-|defining the “Industrial -Undertaking” | BRIEF STATE NEWS : : 'AT.HIPPODROME, N.. Y. the premler, piaining .to the cor- | end man was robbed of his watch and | to which the agreement would apply |- : g Flaze! nuts 1ike patterin’ hall and chip. | respondent today the present Italian ‘money “at the-point of a revolver and{ with an amendment which " previded Wlhrbury.——\{ and. Mrs. - John MWPEMG.:‘MPS?M Nov. 23. — Fritz s talkin' chaf, situation and the true meaning of the| because he resisted he was hit>over| that questions relating. 16" na vigation | g celebrated: the _'m_h Kreister, who .a“ a goncert he‘e to- here's. food. enion: last general €lections, when the num; | the head and laid out.a-The men firs aland waterways bo referréd {0') anniversary. of their Wedding: ..ue a monkey laugh; . socialist,members of the cham-!tried to .etop the middle train. ‘ man | special conference. 5 needed most b¢ all.” | Per O A o tinten, He Who_was walking alongside but he| OCpposition to the convention!zs a|, Anseiia~ ‘c"l?,’\’,"hgf‘:“%?;n{&' "\1;‘ { charaéterized 'enorts in circulation|ran.’ .The ‘men then moved - forward | whole Wwas expressed by S..R.“Parsons, gl ippered feet! And the cornstalk singin' bliss! . | abroad that Jfaly ‘was on the verge|and held up the head-end brakeman.| employers’ delegate from Canada, who ”“':“r;: “’{e Y. 3£ C. A. building. | Xork branch ot the Am: jot a fution' fas “simply absurd.”| Last ‘night, .another crew came in and| insisted the “general application of the e L #ppear “in’al testimonial The cornstalk fiddle talkin” joy and|premier Nitt] contiued: Teported .that 4 man with a gun had|shorier working day would, according| mission ' has “ssigned Dec. 3 at 1119 ‘the. Hippodrome: in-'New - York . partnerES sy {_“The resull of the elections surprised {held up the flagman.as he stood beside| to_actval experiente, greafly lcssen | Capito] dor all protests on; the on€ | Deceniber 28." Generai.J iaft o Corn Right OF Wholk. wekla “mmn‘sfi, many, but not those who followed fl'e train waving lantérn signals. - He| production.” « Now when the. govern.|System of the Connecticut company. i H " A.lithie nosih B it BBW, ti carefully . the jcourse of events and|lost atch’and money. No com- | ment of the country, he said, i calling | . Marlborough.—The number ofchil- | was to sing At the. concert, which wag| oo L And let her rin kgain. their effect. . Of the 508 'depytfes dn|plaint has been made to the:police.| upon manufacturers to increase’their|dren between' the ages:of ‘4 and.167to be uuder tna Ausp ces th r-|. A tny bottle of “Freezone” costs af Til dreams of now and long azo the chamber there will: be about 48} Railroad’ men' have. reported sus; | output:and cxport in order: to mest|enumerated in Marlborough for. the |ica) e Jlittle at any drug store; apply a fw 73‘”&' ty'ovlzfigt*‘; ‘,'“’,;:'n':fl”cmm cs. a''little over 158 ‘socialists | iously aoting.men. loitering at Green|heavy national ebiigation “nothing|Present school year is 75. This is one ¥ - e & own ar n ti- more 5 1 - made drops upon any corm-or callus.’ In. and 10 or 12 republicans. This leaves| Farms of late, but-these two instances| should be done which would ‘tend to|less ‘than last A 5 A 51, » bl i i ery; “Hiis| stantly it stops hurting,:thén showtly e VB . W 250 constitutional deputies represent-|are the only ‘ones e actual inter-| hinder t(hem in their _efferts” The| Thomaston. ex-service | first pufilic .dpnearanée . since .cancel- | you Uit that bothersome corn or ¢: ing moderate tendencies, besides the!ference has been glv to railroad em-{ cost of liv he added, could be re-{men living"in' town, 115 have joined |lation “of? his" engagement "at | Louls- right oft with yoéur fingers. HUM.OR OF THE DAY Catholics, who are fervent patriots.” | ployes. duced only TF¥ increased- production; | Clifford R. French post, American Le- N¢ humbug! ‘The steamship which was wrecked rap ‘nto the arms of disaster.” “It must have been hugging the shore.”—San Francisco Chronicle. er — John, can you tell me-a is extinct? — Yessum our' canary. The cat extincted him.—Houston Post. 1 love to kiss a pretty mis Whose nose is retrousse; That kind of nose with titled pose Is never in the way. —Mass. Tech. Voo Doe. (who has eaten apple)— | Let's Adam and Eve. Miilie—How do we do that? Freddy—You tempt me to eat your apple and 1 give way.—Edinburgh ScotSman The Lady — Good gracious, li man, what would your mother sa she eaw you smoking those ci arettes? Little Man — She wouldn't half go oft the deep end—they're hers!—Car- toons Magazine ention the names of some girls' p schoals? [ § one of them and | her to come y Joutnal, Fred Packard Delivery Serves Public & and Pays Merchant . World’s Greatest Department Store Built Bzfsiness on Delivery. Uses Packard Transportation Principles and Packard Trucks. . o earry in his b-euJ’as' er-Journal. e traded some .ue hiess stock | ate—Well, my good man, and Jow'are You getting along now? Goc8 Man—Oh, not so bad, sir. But wages are fo { Curate—WY " heard you INCE msta.ll.mg its first motor truck, the Comphance with this rule gives cost of upkeep N largest store in the world has increased its 5 andlengthofhfe precedencéom i coetoftrur.k 7 field nearly four fold. Its local deliveries i fiow cover an area of five hundred square miles. More Packards than ever are bemg ._this work. Perhaps because there is httle guess | ‘The really remarkable part of this serviceis not work about selecting a Packard. the:length of the routes covered but the fact that - e o they are covered" daxlv and some of them twice Packard facts and figures are established and a day. : e .are constantly being amplified’ by tests’ m every transportanon field. S , 'S This: brmgnng the goods to the public’s door - . P is' the ‘great merchandxsmg achievement of the . Inthis dehvery field espeaally the importance WEhe o oamotion ‘of wugss . modem store. : ofhavmgonehxghstandardfemdacmh&le ng;r;l Tl :fi m:u.::‘ Ml.iuh,p: e | (I + Although the cost of living is high, how much - ek —and buliding enery patt o TR IS tha other day| i tope of strprise.. “Oh. I gee th are-all’ your own.”. “Yos” replied yolire just like Sehtcal Method! ne, “and Td’ do . B t had time ‘ Advocate. | . KALEIDOSCOPE ! «In certain 'of the rural sections of T Engiand the bellef prevails that it ls » weeedinzly. unlucky for the clock to steike 12 during the marriage service. ‘Government statistics “indicate that| Mg per capita. consumption ‘of sugar} Phe _produ : ; factory i in order to keep it—is f::“,.,c.,“" ‘5“;’5:0,33;:€53 omciat s | : - higher would it be were it not for the system - o : u o %0 ; i - which brings a great many people to one centte U g - - Cowanl NN to do their purchasing? i residents here bo. string ; o ow - the reeords of departmen “.7,‘;2' grade passes ! Successful merchants recognize that the Public’s which have goneover two hundred thousand miles, o8 -0t wond: | Eabeat e _ sense of values is very acute. Any element of : --.’ L RO v L v completéd, and upwards. of " ! enter "nm" the construc- . . . . . 2 * i A gl SRS service in. their bust ]E“ must be run with the More studv has been glven department store B e i coceie d gEeptest ecanofy. 50 it takes its proper place delivery than to any other phase of truck trans- T BT cost chandise. B M‘“g “T‘:mp H “2‘5;5?&3“"5& in the of mer portation. Yet even here the Frgxght Transporta - ‘ T ower station. Biena e Qeerest coliectors tn i 3 The rule fo; econonncal delivery service is to tion Department of the ‘Packard organization in Wl collects 2 B SDail Dolnle Hiver; of course; ! haul the maximum number of packages and ton- your city can help by. keepmg figures up to date. A3 carefully labeled bottle. na w[dl more : than 100 bottles of ea::;shao: : ge the minimum of equlpment' Cil”. upon them. NO e e fOl' "i¥ers, ranging from the Jordan and .} 3 3 : : 4 h'e Euphrates %o the Thames. The illustrations section of the De- i - 4 T, el & «}rumm of Agriculture made 181,- t ‘“AI % M"‘ 3 390 photographs last year. The asser- Yt 3 46y i8 made that If all knowledge of } agriculturs were h‘oued out of the mipds of men tomorrow, it would, be odssible to reconstruct good agricul- tuse from the. pictures In the posses- sion "of - the deputmsnt IS A T L A R R S S A T S0 Packard Trucks Are Now Awailable For Immediate Del»’ery 'PACKARD MOTOR CAR COMPANY . of NEW‘ 391 William Street New L(mdon Nechi:Br«dmatht&net ‘ > Brookiyn: Flatbush and Sth Avenues . ' lmghlndcuv Queens Boulevard '“In the removal of ! h?rhd cumarlb: -:!h*{" 3%’&3 Corun the celel &ri Béanty ex. he results uu and 'nev: lrmmoe%‘écehl:: - g | 1: :nly part. ly -uccen!ul and “T've never: Ii ‘fl)’thln work such ‘wonders 25 a8l 7 solution -woman can prqare and use at h without the least trouble. A half of witch hazel and an ounce of £@04 . powdered saxolite are all you'll . 5 ‘! }hl tv?“ln;! erDrY thisire-| /0 0] oy dail; 3 'n\e eftect 1s mafldon-—lnut:fianeou’; ‘rn, skir becomes firmer, ‘tighter'— Vel w'r:?rkuhadndl:l; lllafle::ul You eshed -after using the ‘wasr; 'k refreshed, l 0 5 GOODROADS REDUCETRANSPORTATLON cfis'g!s The products offarmndfldmpmh A &5 mcvedn:orechuply along good roads. Buymdbpndn_md helphrmgdn\vmt.hem:ef_hvu. e e e e S Tl o1 1601 ed, t00: Ll ten years younger” el i e