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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-02-17

served by Mrs, Stevens assisted III
her second daughter, Thelma, and
her mother, Mrs r. @. Meserve
The guests included the following
little misses Mora Robey, Ogerite
Smith, Mary Giasscock, Gertrude
Mortified, Ivy Carpenter, Elsie
Thompson, Sylvia Ables, vIrgtnla
Douglas, Edith Ellis, Thelma Stew
ems, Gertrude PIckins, Carrie Wi
con, Ada May Stevens. Ada sapp,
Opal Hamilton. Mildred Wilson
Beulah Satterfield, Evelyn Merri
field, Mary Stevens annd the teach
'er, Mrs. Harry Shaferman.
PoIlyannas Entertained.
Mrs. Lorraine Galnor who teaches
the Pollyanna Sunday school class
of the Highland avenue school was
hostess to her pupils and a mum
Der OF their friends at Valentine
party on Wednesday evening OF this
week. Valentine decorations were
much in evidence throughout the
Gainor home and the favors and re-
freshmonts were in keeping with
the other appointments OF the sea
son. Merry games were played a.
amusements for the class who ex
pressed themselves when leaving
as having spent a. most delightful!
evening. The party guests were
the Misses Lucy Fleming. Hllda
Ables, Ruby Hamilton, Goldie Rods
ers, Pearl Smith, Lois Rutherford
Muriel Jones, Hazel Barr, Mars
Renner, Louise Renner, Katherine
Watkins and Emma Long, Messrs
Glen Long, Ralph ezekiel, Charles
Yates, Edward Dennis: Milford Col
Inns, Kenneth Parker. Byron Laugh
lin, Aubert Gainor and Alfred Put
nam.
Personals.
Mrs. Rella Toothman is planning
to go to Pennington the last OF tho
week where she will take charge Of
tho installation OF officers into the
Rebecca degree lodge.
Jesse Wilson, who has been tn!
guest OF his sister, Mrs. James NJ
Nuzum, OF Pittsburgh, for the past
several days, has returned to MS
home in Liberty avenue.
Miss Arrah Con!ey. who has been
ill-at her home In Pennsylvania ave
nue. with scarlet foyer, Is very
much improved at this time.
The Valentine party which was
to have been given by the mem
hers of the Senior Helpers class al
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. JOSEPH
Dots, was abandoned on account
Of illness in the DOTS home.
". E. Dennis returned yesterday
from .Gtovers Gap where he had
been visiting Postmaster W. R. Sci
lers who has been i'll for the past
two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Workman were
recent visitors with relatives in
Grafton.
Charles Fox, of Warrington, was
a business visitor here the first Of
tho week.
James o. Carpenter has returned
from a visit with his mother, Mrs
Martha Carpenter, Of Earnshaw, W
Va.
Mrs. Upton, OF Jerusalem, Ohio
has returned home after a visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Hobert
Canoe, in Highland avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. R. Houston have
moved from apartments In High
land avenue TO the home OF their
son who resides in CASTOR avenue
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-02-17

moved back TO their home heFa 50
" liylnf Il Core tcr the past -
.eF.il months where NJ. Nee
hen employed. s4Fy
Ms. 1ay MARTA has BEEN 60
fined to her room for The past tTS
weeks BY iilness,
Miss Noyn Henry spent tho week
end In Laurel Point with her Per
ents
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-02-17

Feeling of the pulse and obser
walton Of the tongue of a sick per.
son were practiced by physicians
Of Tibet 1900 years ago.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-02-17

Baseball was played in New
York as early as 1912.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-02-17
ON SALE TODAY

Boys "Dubbelbilt" Suits, made
OF Atwood materials in latest
belted styles, sizes to 16 years.
Formerly selling TO S1S.75. A
wonderful value.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-02-17

Women's percalc and bingham
bungalow aprons, rick-rack
braid trimmed, incest models.
checks, pIaids, stripes and
figures.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-21

hooded men, who on horse5ack and n motor cars, sTooped down. upon 2 par1- of five prominent Mer Rouge citizens, returning from celebration, carriad them of into the woods and severely logged them.
 Two of the victims. Watt Daniels and Tho1nas Richards, failed to return.
 The victims who returned. told pf terrible experiences but declared they could not identify any of the k:dnav- ,pers as they were clothed Fl masks and robes. One declared some of the auto mobiles -bege-, Arkansas and Miss.=s;i,pl i license tags. This statement is believed to have been the foundation for the recent visit to Washington by Governor Parke- who asked the president to invoke his authority in what he charged an inte.- Btate crime.
 Efferts of local authorities to learn the identity of hooded men were Unsuc- l ceskful and although grand jury was invoked, but little evidence was sub
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-21
KALEIDOSCOPE

oil. from -spFje0t. ketaeiss4s ,yuIes for salad dressing. i- i-.
 Every third, farm. in the fenised States has an. automobile.
 About 70 per cent of the fsruaers kzvs telephone connections..
 One big steamship company runs ha own laundry. which handles s.5oe.see articles aryear.- z--s-' s---sc A bullet shof into soap bubble has passed entirely through t -before1 the collapse of the bubhle- talss- plaeescs The first of the British writers to make a large fortune &zs Sir Walter Scott whos earned ahOgt si ,eot. 900 by his pen- .>-.Ls
 The human body generates enongh heat during the day to melt forty-four pounds of ice and raise the HquId 10 boiling point.
 Early next year will be celebrated the centenary Of the first singing In public at Covent Garden Opera --. house, of Home. Sweet Home.ss
 To coal one Of the largest -trans-At- lantie steamers takes 5eo men i've daysS it can be -refReled with oa ey twelve men in twelve houra
 Among the famous names in the New York telephone directory are Dante. By ron. Swift. Macauiay, Diekens, Othei- To. Walter. Scott and PiezTics-
 In Slam the Iaw alisEa a debtor a clear three months. Than if he fails to pay up, the creditor can apply to- the court for an order 10 seize him, when tl he has worked out his indebtedness- |
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-21

"A ssbsarsaa by 4tAnse te.- take part ir vsa GS.rhsirnas :enterta ahfr1enti ae; the Tsft- .A.!a4 Co.1sregx slsna1 church tr lF4s .hlhid Rs6aas&isv ey gNfhg at the church. Ttsase Ys.1e4Fge scsesSiEs Mathilds St2eserf Mss Mabsl IToSSGEitSoa, lIisss Ruth ,E.q Heap Gn4 NSs: George -ws- WeIafEI. LE,.,s~IDec- STztfues o,ssgie sPEreels viz be tsssed stzna theFH will 5e ,l Chrigtnas gpia1let entitled ;.AS-s. Santa .ConeS Into Her Own. Gifts E.ll be- distributed as spSusl, and there wIi..he a.xisie from Santa clansss & F
 ! Ths Ladass' BSAETeleAN saetsty. Of the TaftVills CongrsyFtio ional churdh met on wednesday, aeserT3f Seh in the 5eslaE1h par l5rs Fpllowing. .n ShoTt A4siAs ssIss geasa6 a6T!, at which thS' nESsid dent: ltsd d c sxN. Yp1ng, prezsded, ..e social hour was&ens loved, 3s I ;. + < 1s Ssh s ss.A$-ats ;Shs sHGneaa; caristzAas teee,, AAd Christ 1%Ss ,ertestk 1arent ,'of 5he Y,srsAiilks ". K; sgnda .sehod will he held at the tk:IrcS EStizE everinE [, ... 7 e
 yfrs. ,EyG. A HGn4IS and ssd4ught tetss 2, Wtll isaEs .scdAy,F IT,lhrtday X ttot 4ltskhSaa, ESsTer Mrs. "A AdsFus .xlll s1spa soEAs q tis.e &sAftsIA a&Sns twill snteE rponsa oourSe < stndy at d y6HE$ ladies' ihsoSl2s. s;;s :. ,'4aoiidAS wreGth ths axe &p arine in win. Iuws. of readkhees, iR the 1i1lAgee ,s, :, s-
 st. .YerAnica;S T. A. sE.;-so6Afy sewing sA met "wednesday in their roofAs Ion : z. b.f3ke nd Yof +Bo4to Mas, was ! caller ih eth1 NiIlzge VEbdA esaays sg-:,rl,iJ <
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-21

,ESth. the holidays : almost here, fire Shlsfs ip most cities are commencing to sTow apprehensivs, From past expert, .eAcess they know how: easity Christmas in the American home can, be turned from a time r0f rejoicing into daeI> of sorrow i; for for there are are many fire hazards peculiar fo Fthe season Ere Chief Howard L. Stant6nL. shares this anMet9i H and he therefore issued Wedhesday a brief note of advice testhS people of :this city. :, |, t',s4 bout this time of year" said the chief, tts.the children a; good many ErowH-upsss too, only they won't admit~it LAre. ihdpatfently counting, the days until .Chrtstmas. Above all other days, Christ ihaS should. be an occasion of universal cheer. yit should Be, and yet-in many ncIfseholds it is likely to become a time 6S3ftrSseay because dof, death. or injury from Ire; If care is not. exercised. That is n, grtnnii thought to associate with the Yufstfde, T. know; and hope sincerely efiat people will understand my position ii . am ,speaking befauEs 1t is my plain otty. to, do. 50, especially since my own ex- pefience isshacked- up by, some statistics :EEesved yestefday- from tue : National |. loaEd. .eof Fire Under writers, from which leaEntthzts an average of one in every ten GlSti xrhas :hses last year resulted in ia. ta1ity.1. Moderates carefulness will moi ] ,dstrattt One from the fullest enjoyment o 1 tAes day. < I. 3ss>e ?, - ! , tThsM Christmass tree 44is an old aant /; beautiful, symbol, and one that should b. 1 'sFeSsrved. But .itI hGc6h1es none the lest symbolic when 1t is made safe; and i ] :Aitsot apbtoleh to safety so loug as it ii l decked with lighted candies. If the tfs -n1isE+ be *'ilFuhlnated. colored electri 1 l3Ehtsf are more ornamental and usuall! l fxf safer. Of coursa,. 8 brief light fo I cused on the tres in Q darKened' room, i aaszfe4 method and giTesss perhaps, tn most pleasing effect. -S
 te.It is not only oh the tree, however that candles are dangerous" went on tn chief. Placing them in windows. wher
 are inaaJnmable curtains and decora lions. is 'eItrepsN Idangerous, All epel l nAme lights. are, dangerous; am .layin
 emphasis, on the candle; though, because
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-21
MANY, EMPL0YEs AT =
 v rUBERcuLOsIs sANAroRIA

1ObEhGOAOSAS SANA1VAAA
 Some idea of the expense to which the state is going in the systematic endeavor to eliminate tuberculosis may be gle4ned from the following figures which are contained in the tuberculesis commission report applying to the. sanstoria in this end of the state: / = -z.....::
 Norwich employees: Superintendent $4.009 with 1naintanaaee for saIf and family: resident phy SicianSa sa7Sen with naintenance for self and family.; dentist, S4So< without. board f;@4l lSboratory~ worker, $L200 with, board ,seeretary, $15e80 with board; stenographer, $729. with board :; seven nurses, $500 Mith board; two nurses, $S40 with board ;f one, nurse, $s00 with board; five attendants, $500 with bcaed; two attendants .$54eEwitil board {; orderly and barber, S7a0 with, board; or der.y, $500 with board; hpnsekeeper s$ i;- 02O with board chef, ,&1 .20O with board :; assistant chef, $720 with board; kitchen helper. $660 with. board; kitchen helper, $54o, with board maid, $4so with board,; painter. $540 with board; storekeeper. sso0 with board engineer, $1.og0 with board; farmer. $1.54s with part board; carpenter, $s4l0 with board maid $500 with board assistant, chef. -$7ss with board paptryman. .sS9t with board :;
 
 $l245 without board k four .laboreks, $1.- 11S without board; wa&chnan. $111s with part board; fireman, 1851 with board. E ,ssE..-.c
 Seaside employees :: Superintendent, $3.- coo with maintenance for self and fam fly head nurse, $1,20o with -beacd; book keeper, 'S1,S00 with part board; two nurses. ,S7S0 with board three nurses. $660 with board :-nurse, $500 with board ; chef, $S6Oswith board; orderly, $S00 with board engineer, $s0e with board ;s.clean- CT, S540 with boardy~ wasehman5 -S54 o with board dentist $4S0 without, beard. The. statement sot 7the Christmas seal receipts by local agents of the, state, tu berculosis commission shows the follow. ing amounts turned in by agencies in l this section of the state: 7 r,a. Entre Nous Literary. society of Groton 1s2o-is?i, s1ss.7s; 1s21-1sa2, 311s.2T.
 Visiting Eurss association Mont1ills l 1s2f-I9z2, sf31:S .s,- .s-z Anti Tuberculosis soeiety, New Lendon l 1s2e-1S21, $tssS6.st s4$21-fs22, $i.554:ss Norwich chapter. Ameriezn Red Cross [ 1S20-192L, $S.Ss7.5s; 1s21-1S2z. $2:gsS.S7 American Red Gross Waterford, lszt ] 1s21- -$1s2- a21r1S22, s7 . = i ,0f@ the patients-t treated during 1891 znt | 1s22. New E0ndon sent s5, NorWich: GS Stonington 1S.. North stOnine4on Is | sprasue, Waterford and Gtiswold 2 seaeh East Lyme. Sayhrook and Grot6mn { each Mortvifle and Essex {. each. Bozrah.. Col 1 chester Lyme and Old Lyme each, alt Lebanon 2. 1 4of.the total, so4 were students f1s5 Q these. being males; 265 were hcueeFiyes 230' factory hands, ITS Iaborers, 142 n 1 occupation, 1SQ .eierkss 11s idemestfcsS 6 mRehinists, 4s farmers, s7 machine oper afors, S5 steamsters,; and the zsS remain l der divided between fl iocc1pations:: 1
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-21
HUM0R OF THE DAY

vis.tor-Is Mrs Tatterly at home.
 Servant Cseverely)-Mr. Tatte-ly dIei this morning,
 visitOr-I daresay; but I risA ts e, Mrs. Tatteriy.-Life.
 Farmer-See here, young feIler, what are you doing up that tree!
 Boy-one Of your apples fell down and I'm trying, to put it back.-Antidote.
 Do you find 1t difficult to mea the high cost of living?" .
 You don't have to meet it-it over. takes you."-Boston Trantcript.
 It seemed a curious question ito rttl, Harry when his uncle asked: what par of the chicken do you prefer, my Extlt man.
 .'I like the meat" said Harry. ss he pafsed his plase timldly.-ch.ca-o News Why are so many modern msrtizges faiiuresc"
 'I fear jazz eourtship won't admit 9! slower tempo.-Louisviile Courier Journal.
 "I near you've signed up al skipper of the good ship matrimUny.7
 No. my wife's the skipper I married a widow. Tam her second mate-+Lon- don Opinion
 People wi;h ono le- in the grave" said Douglas Jerrold. "are so terribly long before they put in the other They seenn. like birds 10 repose better on one leg-- Boston Transcript
 First Travelling Man fin res;auraat)- ! What's tho matter. Biil2 You are only eating craekers and milk. Are you on a {; dict? Second Di;to-No. on eommtssIoa-- Atlanta Constitution
 Jimmie-what seems 10 be the matter of va. Georg;6E
 Geogie Gin beJ)-I dunno. but tAfnk go. leprissy 'n' smallpox.
 Jimmie-Yeh2 I was a little ieerT about comin' In at first cause thought maybe va had tonsils.-Lfe. "DO you Ike Girithy Dosh-' "who:"
 "I shoU'd xa- Dirathy Gcsh.-
 CT don't understand" s
 -'oii. Go-othy Dish-bcsher. No1 FhoT wi1o l mean.~-Eoston Trznscrip
 .''Is it true that sone- Of our college boys are iusEsi'nE English mEnners--, -T don't know about that blt ven turc to say fhat a freshman who strcils out wearing a nonocie would taks-hs life in his hands. -. E icm!nshsnl Age Herald. t1,. They were sslsin= together under. ihe shaded lights iu the conservzlory. -Mabel |" he said. T had sDco a reaiis- tic dream lszt night dreamed pre- posed 10 you and you. Eald Co to.4fa- ther'" =. .-
 "Yes, Harryz And what aid Gather say7" she cooec. 7 Well that Rsrt ls litfle hay. AT ! know is that woke up and. found myself on the floor. London Answerz-,. ..
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-21
cNIEFF STANTON ISSUES WARNING ;. E. .=:. AGAINST XMAS FIRE HAZARD

of late, it seems to have come back into fashion-and into my fire records >"-: |. "Of the fact that fire, insurance. pros lection may be voided by the introduction. of hazards not contemplated under the policy. have made no mention. Such, however is the case, and this possibility supplies a further reason for cafefulness
 Here are a few additional precautions which l urge the pubhc: to observe, in homes, in stores and .elsewhere:>S&, Make sure that Christmas strees;. are securely set :up, SO that they, will not ] topple over, and; keep, thems- -aYaESss from heating and lighting fixtures. Use. metal tinsei, flake, asbestos and po~dsfed mica for snow effects, instead ofspaper .,clip- pings and cotton. > Smokers should be extremely careful. with matches and l smoking material while near trees and decorations. Evergreen should be- re moved immediately, after Christmas !be- fore they have completely dried sout. ,'T "Ayoid toys requiring alcohol, gaso- hnee or kerosene. for their operation, and ] also flirnsy motion picture naehinest using l infammable films, Low-priSed electricaI l playthings, too, should be ,tabooed, since l they often are effectively wired and ire quently have insecure, dangerous cohnee. tions; ithey have caused serious burn1 l and fires. k =@ 1 ..c"If Santa Claus is**to be present at; tAs celebration, z persuade him to avoid tn use of long tton .1whfskers. His COS tune should be partially. Hre-proofed 5! spraying upon 1t solution of water J glass. obtainable> at any drug -stoFe. .
 ;.""If, anyene's clothing catches fire; h should be promptly rolled ; in a~Eugs e woolen cloth in order,Ga-.to smother tn flames. Keep the flames away from tn face. f'&... . -t
 Merchants should free their pia eess 2 busniess from rubbish and paper laceurn ulaticns, and should insist that einpioTe keep all exits clear. It is4 ,difficult.: t keep stock roonsf tidy. during .the bus holiday season, Irreaiize, bot it is we worth the extra effert. .-:!':' :: } Finally" said the chief, 'let-eyery ir dividua1 do his utmost not to spoil tn merriment of the. day. No ole wishe to hear the chimes of Christmas convert 1 ed into the jangie of the. fire alarm. |"
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-21

mstted. it being stated certain witne-ses were being in.imidated.
 Governor Parker later took on the burden of the case and announced th. state had determined 10 reach and prosecute the guilty. Detectives haze been working on the Mer Rouge vicinity for many months.
 "A motive for the kidnappins has never been definitely established. Tn s,. res of a feud Of some 9 years stand. ing has been offered as wei. as the opin. ion of many that. the ku Klux Kan Of Louisiana. Arkansas and Mississipp. were involved
 An event almost immediate preceding the Kidnapping. given credence as prob. ably. bearing on the case. was the at ] tempted assassination of the mayor O 'Mer Rouge who had announced a cam pajgn against the lawless and was an
 swered by a note to leave the commu
 nity and upon refusing was srev:ei Q! | fus.lladc cs shots while riding in hi
 automobile a few nights later.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-21
HEAD or RUSSIAN CHURCH TO .fs , VISIT NORWICH CHRIgFM AS

An: unusual 'ral liigfoniss .Szrs;no1Y- will. Sc held at St. Nicholas Russian orthea
 church on Convent, ayen1e Christ11 morning at 10 o'clock when the. -ineesSs politan platon of New. York: formeFI
 archbishop ofs odAssa, andS now snrreuns head of the Rngsian Orthodox church in North America will visit the chnrch to sO6iciake at the service. i Rev. yDr SPlaton is 4cnSs oe the inost learned prelates of the Russian churcH and has lately heens dsaiEnated fas. .head of the church hereby Tizhon, patriafeh off Moscow The sgisit.oeS "a cIer1yxnan5 6f such high rank is . very unusual .oee1
 renee to orthodox ehnrehe he4 of this state . The metropeiitan is one of those prom.
 iRent in the work that ,aaas shregght 1ahagi the close unity aud cordial relations ,bs- tween the sProtestant Episcopal s.e6ureA and the Eastern .oYtho&Ox church. I1t will be accompanied by e3erEymen fron New Y0.k,s and there will also be gpfie1kl from other cities of this state.
 An invitation is extended to the people
 of Norwich to attead this service o4 Christmas day. 4.s :.
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Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-21
:,WALD0 ~ KENNEDY AIDS

0ARAAAN&fEAA1A sAVOIE DnANA
 N. Waldo -Ksnnnsds, district supervisor q sthe -iDyal Order efs.Moose in Rhode Isflhd; ana;weI known in this city and thFpzshsut eastern :. Connecticut, is in Bnefi fnsnRm, AIa.3 assisting in the men- Eersslftfp sdSive@ to be held by the 4Birniing- lasa ledse of Moose to raise their quota for the Dixie Memorial at Mooseheart:
 tstT4s Dixie .Memerixl to sbe erected by the McoSea nenibershi will cost $50 ,00O, and daSs to be paid. for by the members of the''1or der in the southern states alone
 nun bering fin all about % COG, according tt lSeaf istatisti ticEs Each member will be assessed d GoximateIy 1.50 as. his quota in defraying. the. expenses of building the
 inssitntIon which aEnounk he Eill have
 seyeralsm ontAs toapaN. s,s,,,l.,s,, !'.-.. =.
 The Btx4e sa4t1soria tss aecor ding. to in
 f6fhfa lion RTHceised II ere, is being built; for \ the pnrpcae aof, >4 hausin g. approximately 1!16e orphan children of deceased Moose hmAen herss si.t>' < . ,..;.7'
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-21
AAEkELL sfT1L IEABrNG 2;:: ,,' ,.-..,.t4 :: :.t4.e-. IVES n srbE rrNOCnd;E

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 -,NSaRly alf; tke players ott Rs Seast SSgsde rlnbchie eErB rEadS4 Eb6d sSefeESl h. the piAy ''Tyed dneG&G9 riSht, hkndfs kSshg fS A J6sa4k wlth !. q cafd q f5t7 ;ssS ltka1 srdakhe hiis.n tSp from : hinfh HIaeet to .6rth. F ,aleton ith {, sSas .. eleosS sSS6g but a5 isttle more tis2G 7OS .pointE S5ifhd Hass&I, wslo5 hsld thS i GaLds ,- F :. :.
 Ths iHdtyi dual sc1res made were < Has, feIl . q 2. Fs, Bailey eSSkkIa ssElt i... 9tksrs sS E Pstai sh5s i II f.s tT SaS
 schtler i lis aa5: J: I5fA sf S. ,
 As te14.s,lts' of ,tks !rlks " EdfS SdaS eylnA friC the ,nsw yts naipkk tsT as felIS ISTs E4ziEsn sfshsN9l Penttie ss FSs,; isoy1, set- -3f, ,46s;; A J6kdAH $A.5SS,;; UAdert6 66t EssDyb Parker ,s5,71s :; FrkkkAaS sS. .lSt
 Lewis S6, ,sTD | aslsya 2 5ss;s sPettis ssi, NGgsJ J 6rdAA sis r 40 fSaalsl erisS4 ,B55Sa
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-21
LOUISIANA GUzkD Si D,stsrEEs ,
 IGHoRANr. or 3TMK1K anssIOY

the movement Of a company; Of Louis lana Nafionai Guard into sMofeho1se parish by Governor John NJ, ParkeS, yesterday. continued to- remain "a mys- tery tonight to all except handful of officials, Who- refused to apesk. :.
 Late todaysa detachment.- of 1s man under the eon4nandA Of tle. company Oft 6cer. hastily departed from the. cazzp, established in. the heart of the little town of Mer Re1seE The men ezid they didl not ki1oR where they Srsre go- ing. The ofFicer WouA not apeak.s
 Observers offered the opinionl the men were en route to. one of ths lakes sinc. the 4yicinitr. of Mer Rouge whAre, 1t is believed the. bodies of stHa man man
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-21
6MaLB1nK OK SLID
 = - IkAN-NF0- -AUT01EOBuE

i, ,Jamsss S., Moran reported. at police AeA&GaaFtAPs sthat vtiieeshe was driving k1s autnAGhile through Broad street AhaAt noon <. WJefaneeday, two children, Be1teies BeeAenetein aud Gladys Alexan- dAv;; twaas were siding in a lot near the Case EEup6fty,. calne out Ui1 to the street and their sled rap into his machine.
 Z The BecaIengtsin giri received bruised lag and the Alexannsr, girl gas1 over Aer. left eye. The children were given 1aedieaf atteHtiol. r
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-21
0OLcA-ESrEE -1EAN.-11 D.--' :: ~ 7 e@,,.s1 ]. K. oFP DisTIiCT, m ,'1 bys 2

-.Thonaas4 H at TrptAh6 lcf sayst , IsonAon, ztard e4an&eilorj Knights Of sy ytkias scf Conn nedticut,s has ann6 6uneedl his appoint ufeftS for the coming year, % 7.3 n
 William M. ReswoEth of New London lss appointed district sSsniu,ify .for liodees Hoss .42, and 4s William E. HirEira ,;of WiflinaH aHtic is appolnted dlesfi3ts asp4ty cf lodgez Nos, 3a+ Saad. A ssi;s redsriplI .. Baker cf Colche hestsrli is aRpeinfed district denrtys for iodges sE and .sts1.. s.: (. X Al!
 The standing comm tee loa .AssaIeet sA,a mileage is ,cesnpnsed; of s1tiAsaer; E.eResd, WlltiaEn Basetey, and :, . a5hesE ". Elle- on Ithe committee on2 stat Of tks ioe6Sr i; fFsurn&s IT. ' TrolaNd { Is chairman of tite ec4nrtttee 6n ptinting: = = ' -e t.-- =
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-21
FULL ASSOCIATED
 PKEss BEsPAfcnIS
POETRY
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At Haroun's court, it chaneeo. uPon An Arab poet made this ple.sAnt rhyme: The Bew moon Is a hurseshoe. wrought wne-eTi,h tho suitan's stallion sAAl b.
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