Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-15

 Officers of the Department of >hustice.l express confidence that sugar prices9 will react. Former Premier Paderewski of Po- land, will leave Warsaw for Switzer- land on Jan. IT,
 Governor Runyon of New Jersey re- quests appropriations of $141 .S2 A,691 for state departments.
 RoIovian Congress decided to make the United States gold dollar legal tender in that country.
 Estate of William Henry Hartman, who died in Rome. Italy, July 26, 1918, was valued at $2,731,6
 Gold coin amounting to t$eo,0o0 was withdrawn from the sub treasury for shipment to South America.
 Bar silver was queted al $1.36 3-4 an ounce in New York, compared with S2 1-Sc an ounce in Lon9.on.
 Longshoremen's strike ata Kingston, Jamaica, ended and the men are re- turning to work in Elrge numbers.
 
 French government. decided to deco rate Premier Lloyd, George with the Grand Cross of the Legion of Honor.
 Anarchists deported on the American transport Buford are believed to be headed for Libau, Letwia, on the Baltic Sea.
 Orders have been issued to com mence immediately the withdrawal of the American Expeditionary Forces in Siberia.
 Investigation of expulsion of Social ists from New York Assembly moved to New York city. Date of inquiry set for Jan. 20.
 A still for making whiskey out of grapes was discovered by internal rev. enue agents in a raid of house in New Brunswick, N. J. Senator Thomas of Colorado, de- clared underta1lers are backing propa- ganda for the retuB,n of American sol- dier dead buried ill France. November output of Chile Copper Co. was 100000 pounds. compared with 6,900, 600 pounds, compared with 6.900,00 pounds in October. A conference. said to represent 20,- 000,000 Americans began at Washing ton to seek! ways and means of early ratification of the peace treaty. 1 pr. Jose Luis Tamayo, former pres 1 ident of the Senate and candidate of l the Liberals of Ecuador, has been nominated. flor president of the repub- lie.
 conmereiaI Gable Co. declared there was general delay in messages to Eng land, Scandinavia and continental Flu rope, owing to a breakdown of wires by a storm.
 1 The House passed resolution call ing upon Secretary of War to furnish information as to all persons who re- ceived war decorations and the deed they performed.
 Grower Cleveland RergdoII, million aire draft dodger, who applied to au- 1 thorities at Governors Island for work pending his trial, was assigned as pri- son laundry checker. Flight from Rome to Tokio is sched : uled for not later than Jan. 20 with or without participation of D'Anun- zio, accozling to Colonel Berliri, di- rector of aeronautics.
 Italian Socialists in America are urged in resolutions passed by direct 1 tors of the party in session at Flor 1 sition to hasten their triumph.
 Reports from France received by State Department say the Seine flood reached it's maximum height on Jan. $ and resulted in making 100 homeless and throwing 1000 out of employment
 Socialist Education Club of Hudson County, New Jersey, began legal ac- ton against the State of New Jersey for preventing Victor Berger from spaking at a meeting in Jersey City recently.
 Austrian warships are being lowed to France as part of arrangements made in peace treaty The ships were found in such bad condition it is be- lieved it will be impossible to put them into service.
 1 The blowing down of tree in park 1 belonging to the Prince de Croy dur ing a storm at La Louviere, Belgium killed Princess de Salm- Salm, aged nine, and badly injured Prince Alex ander de Croy, also aged nine. Association opposed to national pro. hibition announced it would seek to in- i tervene in a suit brought by the State of Rhode Island in the United States Supreme court to determine the va lidity of the eighteenth amendment. MEMBERSHIP OF GIRL
 SCOUTS MORE THAN 6oooo Philadelphia, Jan. 14-Reports pre- scented today at the sixth annual coun- cil meeting of the Girl Scouts of i America showed that the organization now has a membership of more than 1 sixty thousand.
 Mrs. Woodrow Wilson was elected honorary president. Other. officers elected are: President Mrs. Arthur | Osgood Choate, Pleasantville. N Y: