Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, November 25, 1921, Page 6

s : i GARAGES SHOULD BE WELL VENTILATED New York, Nov. 24.—Cold weather “@om*ts” of the past have been In- cregsed thip year with a new ene by the experts. It is that you make sure‘your garage is properly ventllated or your relatives may have to eall an undertaker. Deadly ocarben monoxid, a polsonous gas given off by automboils. engines In motien, has taken a big toll of human lives in the past in the case of ghauffenrs or ear owners who failed ta realize that working In a pocrly vem- tilated oy closed garage With the enszine running wag really as fopiish as ‘Blow- ing out the light' in the geed old Jays. 1’- dissoveries of the virulemes of earbon menoxid reeently have heen made by Professor Yandell Harrison and other enginears working to goive the problem of ventllation for the pre- possd vehicu'ar tunnel under’the Hud- pon river. Among thelr tests was onme 1o whow the effect of the gas when it s eenfined in closed spaces. A summary DERAINTIANS END MOVEMENT AGAINST RUSSIAN SOVIET London, Nov. 24.— the A, P.)—The Ukrainian mevement against the Russian saviet government has come to an end, General Simen Petlura and his officers have abandened the campaign. Kiev, Kamenetx-Podolsk, Winnitza and other places reported to have been cap- tured by Petlura's forces werp never ser- {ously menaced. Gen Petlura’s latest eampalsn egainst the Russian gevernment began p the spring of this year. He was report- ed to have entered Kiev at the head of Ukrainian revolutionary troops on March 8, and to have executed the bolshevist eammissaries there. The subsequent movements of his force were reported to have caused alarm in Moscow, and the soviet government dispatched potes to Poland and Rumania as a consequence, the reported capture of Kamenetz-Po- dolsk cn November 4 was den).d at the time by the British mission in Warsaw. PATROLMAN IN BATTLE WITH ALLEGED BURGLARS New York, Nov. 24.—Richard Barratt, a chauffeur, is dead and Police Patrolman William Bost is in a hespital, bad- beaten up 2nd held on a charge of technical hemicide, the outcome of a bat- tle early today between the officer and a alieged burglars. Alee Newvens Monahan were charged with glary and felonious assauit. t Brenx, Bostwick ss. He saw a ikery, called.on ed Barratt. As he prisoners one of the pther from a doorway, snatched nd beat him aver the head. stol and fired, the Nevens was ar- olman. Monahan, nd hiding on the tiny oceurred camer Montreal Naples and Naples, in a dispatch to thg The crew was dis- n reaching port, the dispateh some of the sailors afker dig- embarking iried fo sack the vessel, but e digoersed by police of their ohgezyations, with partioular reference to Larages, appears n The Journal of The Ameriean Medical Asso- elation. : It showed that if the quantity of ear- bon menexid In air did net exceed threq parts ink 10,000, no physiologieal cffects were preduced. Retween three and six parts te the 10,080 the effecta were’| hardly perecptible. Above that, head- ache gnd nausea were induced, imereas- Ing In severity with the rising of the ratie and when # reached 15 te the 16,- 000 1ife was in jeopardy. Motor ear owners and eperatens are warned that an engine emits a square foot of the deadly mas a mimite when in metion and in three minutes the air In 8 clesed smrage is sureharged te n suf- ficient degres atly te impertl human life. The viet! falls uneenseieus be- fore he realizes he is {n peril and death is the outeome unless he is spesdily res- cued and brought inte the open alr. O LOOK OVER WORK oF ADMINISTRATION IN RUSSIA Riga, Noy. 24.—Walter Laman, RBrown, European director of tha Ameri- ean Rellef Administration, left here to- night for Mescow to ook ever the werk of the administration in Rusgia. He expects to return to Riga next Wednes- day, He Is being pccompanied to the Rus- sian Soviet papital by Celamel William N. Hasgkell, chief af the Ryssian heed- quarters. Charles S, Gaskell and Phillp H.. Carroll. WARNING OF NORTHWESY STORM ALONG THE COAST Washington, Nov, 2¢.—Warning of & northwest storm along the Atiantie coast from the Delaware breakwater to East- port, Maine, was issued teday by the weather bureau. A disturbance central over western New Yorle was moving eagtward and winds along that pors tion of the coast, the bureau said, will shift to strong west and northwest to- night. 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