Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-09
CONDENSED TeIeqrams

Preliminary conferences of the allied
peace representatives in Paris We're
resumed in earnest.
The degree of Doctor Honoris Causa
was bestowed by the Jagellon Univer-
slty OF Cracow on Premier CIemep
ceau, Marshal Foch and Ca1-dinat
cier
River Seine rose eight inche 81"
Mondays high mark.
Basil M. Manley of the National
War Labor Board. in session at New
ork, requested Secretary Wilson to
study the dispute of strikers and Boat
owners Association in order to keep
New York open to commerce
London art treasures slowed away
during the war are being taken from
their places of safety.
Governors of the New York Stock
Exchange agreed to aid Assistant Dis
trict Attorney Brogan in his campaign
to determine causes of low prices of
Liberty bonds.
More than so New York soldiers who
were in German prison camps arrived
on the transport Louisville with
Senator Wadsworth.
William Wrigley, Jr., dominant
shareholder of the Chicago National
League Ball Club, was insured for
/ $l,0U0,000 at Chicago
/ According to Director McAdoo's re-
| port on railways, enough mileage al
| ready exists to handle the entire busi-
ness of the Nation.
/ Brigadier- General Cornelius A. Van
j derbilt of New York was honorably
discharged from the army by di-
rection of President Wilson.
Joseph c. Grew, former secretary
of the American Embassy at Berlin,
was appointed secretary and supervis-
ing director of the American Peace
Commission with the rank of Minister
/ Plenipotentiary.
Lord MicheIham, who died of pneu-
monia in London, left $1,000 to every
aviator who brought down a zeppe-
| lin. His fortune was estimated at
/ $l00, 900, 600.
A regular weekly mail service be-
tween London and Delhi, a distance OF
5000 miles, was forecasted by Major
| General Sykes of the British army.
Poland granted free passage for
German troops returning to Germany
from Ukramia, Russia.
mander of the Department of the
The worlds fur coat de luxe i;
being completed in Brooklyn. 1t vii
cost $3.50 and is owned by Mrs w
e. Corey, wife of the steel man.
Under bill introduced by Senator
Myers of Montana, volunteer worker:
for the Government during the wal
will receive bronze medals.
Senate passed the House resolution
providing 100000 to fight infiuenz;
among Alaskan Indians.
| Power given to the President in tht
espionage act to place embargos OF
exports would be withdrawn under
resolution of Senator Hoke Smith.
A resolution favoring the mustrin!
out of military service of all DRAFTED
and volunteer men "as rapidly as tn
public interests permit was intro
duced by Senator Gore.
A bill making it unnecessary 70
shipbuilders to secure permits from
the Shipping Board to build ships TO
foreign account was presented b.
Senator Jones.
General Ludendorff is reported Iiv
ing in Sweden under the naAle 0
Ernest Lindstroem
American Red Gross is compIetin
its activities in Italy and will 500
, transfer its operations to Ausra
: Hungary and Germany.
a glaze mile at the American Pow
| der Mills plant blew up at Actor
t Mass. the explosion causing a shoe
: which was felt many miles distan
No one was injured.
| The MidVaie Steel and Ordnanc
/ Company has declared a quarterI
dividend of $50 a share, payable Eel
l to stock of record January IS.