Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-06
Condensed TeIeorams

ass cor,,a me year OF 1918 totaIed
M M;nneanp1;n rpdn with 1889 in 1917.
vaa1E nlhneapol,s nea IL. -four outy,ut for the
II lG9,3 1856 barrels. N'' Z" ue'fease
New York and New or,..n. c....
1Acnanges VII be clio sed Ian - snn;
'ersa1y OF the BattI of Saw 6-iaanr 2, ar1,1t
British aviator ~ = lnsu;ch W oI,eahs. aetah.
lsheo a new reco I'd height of SH 50o
. rlfth ha for Liberty ss t Loan reported soina
% ,or+ De Tor 800 100000 at ~ per
iii a. Telephone and Teiearaph
KS ono new financing amounting to
-o1n Ann aaI report Of Cuba Cane Sugar
1er grafton will not be ready until
t week.
ford Motor Car Co. is turning out
1000 cars day. Production plans
call for 1000 a day before March /,
and more than 5000 day by the
summer.
German merchant ships sur
rendered to the Allies will soon be
ready to transport American troops
home.
War Trade Board announced re-
strlctIonS on rubber which may be
moved
| Department of Labor recommended
to Congress a national system of
| highways running from the four COR
! ners of the United States and meet
ing at central point as a necessary
public work to aid in reconstruction.
| Frank McManany, head of the To-
connective repair division of the Rail-
road Administration, soys that no
! blizzard will tie up railroad traffic
this year.
McAdoo signed the Government con-
tract with the New York Central
Railroad. Annual rental amounted to
$50, 900, 600.
Interstate Commerce Commission
placed capital invested in American
railroads at the close of 1917 when
the Government took them over, at
s20,543, 3S9,571.
Secretary Baker will submit te
Congress a program of temporary leg
islation for an army Of 500 900 mer
that will carry over until peace is de.
clared.
Capital Issues Committee will .soor
present to Secretary Glass a plan o,
Government supervision of stock pro
motion prospectuses.
Old Dominion Copper Co. reports
output for December 2,6S6,O00 pounds
compared with 2 101,0 900 pounds il
November.
United States marchaTs took contro
of cars and property of Kansas Cit.
Railways Co.
San Francisco reports damage t
t citrus fruits by frost
, I Orders placed by Belgian Roya
: Lloyd Line Co. for 100000 tons of ship
I ping.
Gold holdings of the Bank of Ger
5 many reported at 2,262,629 900 marks.
John E. Williams, former Fuel Ad
5 ministrator of Illinois, died at hi
: home in Streator, Ill.
: Secretary Daniels directed that
I cruiser be stationed at the foot of SO
1 street, New York on Jan. s, to fire
salute in honor of the 5O7th anniver
G sary of the birth of Joan of Arc
: The bill to validate contracts mad
; informally and verbally was reporte
i favorably to the Senate Military Al
e fairs committee.
II II Frank OuVeneck, internationally n
y nowned artist, died of a complicatio
II of diseases at Cincinnati.
:, Colonel Roosevelt accepted the II
J Vitation of the Brooklyn Victory Ce
u ebration Committee to be honoral
chairman.
Paris reports President Poincare ma
: visit the United States next August
Crowds of men in the stock yal
d districts of Denver continued the
J., demonstrations against the seven -ce
fare being charged by Denver raj
ways.
Passengers arriving at New York
G British ship report when the We
:. sci was 250 miles off the Bermud
/ they sighted large derelict ciga
~ shaped balloon lying fiat on the sea
- Mayor HyIan and his administra
~ are opposedsto any increase in far
III on New York traction railways.
Massachusetts Cotton Mills will i
crease its stock from $3,000,000 to S;
- OO0, 900.
- Carranza received special powe
"a from the Mexican Congress to low
~ -, and raise import and export duties.
~ German plots foiIed by the Bure
- of Intelliger e saved the British go
= ernment $1,000 100000.
!. Four of the dreadnouahts Of the 4
as lantic fleet while lying in the Broo
l. lyn Navy Yard will be fitted out wi
,r improved fire control.
no Car.aoa's wealth estimated $1,000
or 100000 and agricultural products
er 1000, 900, 900 for 1918.
m U. S. Steel Corporation in 1918 ps
h. out in wages and sales $425,000 600
as an average of 100000 employees.
An entente food commission, head
st, by DR.. Alonza Taylor of the Americ
vn Food Administration, arrived
gh Vienna.
il City corporation of Belfast, lreEa
u gave to 10 United States free
e. charge the section of the city cen
81 terry wherein "a American soldiers W
he died Of influenza are buried.
h. Legislatures of SO states will
h. asked this month to endorse the fl
OF nation of league of nations and
er send a record of their action to
". peace conference and the Uni
'er States senate.
rs All former commissioned o
RI GERS of the Russian army Wit
reach of the Bolshevik authorities
Petrograd are being forcibly mob
zed.
~ George McLaren Brown, Europe
L manager of the Canadian Pacific RI
- way, has been made a Knight of
~ British Empire in recognition
b ba services rendered by him to Or
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