Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-13
Condensed TeIeqrar
Senator Jones of Washingto, J,

Senator Jones of Washington,
Senate urged legislation to
deportation of undesirable
The war labor board annor me
appointment of V. Everit M. as
umpire of the New York harbor strike.
The commonwealth of Australia
Will accept a gift of six. destroyers
and six modern submarines, rendered
by the British government.
Horace G. Allen, transit commits
sioner of Boston from 1895 to 1918,
died at his. residence in the Brighton
district
Twenty three hundred returned
Rhode Island soldiers and sailors were
entertained yesterday by the welcome
home committee.
| A wrecking company started the
work of salvaging the government
owned cargo of the British steamer
Port Hunter, stranded on Hodge
Fence shoal in Vineyard Sound.
| The New Hampshire house of rep
resentatives by a vote of 173 10 lac.
killed a bill to Iegalize the sale of
beer and light wines.
| Out of total of more than 100, $50
applications for naturalization in the
last year. only 116 cases are pending
| involving cancellation.
Four transports and a cruiser with
more than 10000 troops aboard have
sailed from France and are due at
New York and Newport News be-
tween February 16 and February 90
Canned soups have been added to
the regular garrison and field ration OF
the army in France in order to dis
pose of the large surplus supply there
and in army depots at home.
Christine AntoneIIi, years old, wae
run down yesterday by an automobile
driven by Frank J. O'Reilly in Bridge
port and probably fatally injured
Two hours after swallowing thre.
dozen pills, Aron Eeterichik, Il month:
old son of Mrs. Augusta Neterichik O
Bridgeport, died at st. Nincents hos.
pital, Bridgeport.
Any disposition of the railroad
, problem that would result in lowerin,
wages would threaten national dis
aster, said A. B Garretson, presiden
{ OF the Order of Railway Conductors.
, Charges of irregular practices il
connection with the election of Tru
: man H. Newbery as. United State
' senator still are under investigation
by department of justice agents il
Michigan
: Andrew Allan, a member of tn
e well known shipping family which a
S one time owned the Allan line O
G steamships Ill AOHLIedl, uleu dLIer a
operation. He was born in Montrea
/ in 1860.
i J. E. Delaney suspected of ben
n one of the men who entered the E.as
Brooklyn Savings bank Dec. las
n and killed the cashier and anothe
t employe after stealing approximatel
:. ! $4,000 of the bankers funds, w
e arrested in New York
t General Pershing notified the wa
7 department that he had ordered tn
35th division (Missouri and Kansas
e to prepare for return home.
Il Sixteen hundred officers and me
t from warships recently returned frol
t oveseas We're welcomed by Boston.
Francis A. Houston, formerly vic
o president of the New England Telt
% phone and Telegraph Company, died /;
e his home in Concord, Mass.
st The United Fruit Co. declared
/ regular quarterly dividend of 2 /
per cent and an extra dividend
so cents per share payabIe~fn April
A four days conference and exhih
V intended to stimulate interest in dali
and agricultural pursuits in Masst
es chrsetts opened at Boston.
~ Governor Coolidge announced tn
p the governors of all the New EnI
:, land states had accepted his inTitatiC
y to attend a conference in Boston
- Friday to make plans for welcomil
~ the members of the 2Gth division
- their return from France.