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The New York herald., 1922-05-12
PERSONAL AND IMPERsONAL.

N there we're any moving picture
men present 10 record the history max
ing ceremonies In the offices of Joseph
r. Day yesterday when the real estate
auctionecr was honored by a personal
Visit from Field Marshal Earl French
of the British Army. we can make q
fair guess AT what the main caption on
ihc film will be Unless we are very
much mistaken Il will read something
Ike this: From one great strategist
20 another"
it was the fame which Mr.. Day has
.ained through his tactics on the auc-
ion stand and IN the big tent that led
The distinguished feet OF the military
Genius 10 the door OF tho man who con-
oucred Throgs Necl, with an auction
hn.mmer Earl French showed more
tIn polite interest In Mr. Days
= livities. and he asked many questions
Eout the various phases Of the busi-
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KIs, HARGAaNi
oucens--saIe or Let.
S395--JAMAICA LOTS
Queens-SaIe or Let.

Cn beauUfui Nertck road. hcnri cf in
uaica: restricted section; water. aas. clec.
tricity. fine nuirhborhood. only n fcw l0NiO0
plots left ID. "A. SWEET. $50 Fulton st.,
amatpa~
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oNB THOUSAND DOLLARS cAsI

ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS CASH
and your monthly rent viii buy an unusually
attractive all year home IN Arlcigh new
Colonial brick dwelling, with garage; first
floor has large living room, dining room.
Kitchen: extra toilet and laundry In base
mont; second floor has 3 bedrooms. tiled
bnih. interior finished throughout IN white
enamel woodwork and mahogany finished
doors. paruuct floors throughout; steam
hat. gas. electricity, acwcr &C.. restricted
arction. 10 years tax exemption; . minutes
walk 10 largo park aud bathing, one block
fNpreaa statuni ~ minutes Grand Central
rr fare. Call. write or phone. j. s.
wtTHEES. - Vanderbilt ay. room 1914.
1a ptSs Vanderbilt.
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

EXCHANGE. modern furnished home, value
$4,000 near waters at Bay Shore, Long
Island for small apartment In greater New
York: owners only. a1s1 Herald. $50
Broadway.
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An advertisement ~ me Losf c'd
Foit,,d columns OF 7HE NEW YORK
HBRdLD offera y roaI possibility Of
recovering your lost property.
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0ueens--saIe or Let.

FOREST HILBS-NIOdern 5 room bric,
house all latest improvements, . car ga
rage: leaving city. - Harvest II. Boul.
g,GO-W w
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Observation-Disclosures

ROOF bungalow. with balcony. open on four
sides; extremely cool. charmingly furnished
June TO October: $3.50 per month. Circle
1049
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WESTBURY. garden spot OF Long Island !;
beautiful residence colony. near station.
81 minutes out / new dwellings. rooms.
tiled BATH decorated, electric. gas. steam
heat. Js oak floors. everything the best;
81. $50, $500. $3.50. $3.50 se.250, $4,000
cash. HENRY PfERSON, Owner. Maple,
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QUAINT. Colonial home. on an old fashioned
street. located In beautiful grove Of
white blrches and shading oaks. OF six rooms
on the payment OF 81 $50. balance OF S6,5OO
may remain on mortgages: the second mort
age can he reduced as you now pay rent at
the rate Of S62 per month: splendid neigh
borhood, fine neighbors: zoo foot elevation /:
only few minutes walk 10 railroad express
station on the best committing road out OF
New York city: over 300 commuters from
sicdding. golf and tennis available: It's n
gan. wonderful place for children. For
details tei. Mr.. BOWMAN. 1922 Cortlandt.
sicABnIGITT, N. J.--Large ocean front cot
tage, with fishing dock into ocean: also
frontage on Shrewsbury River n desired :
price $40. 0.OO0 might exchange for income
property. HARRIS. VOUGHT CO.. East
18th St
no let. furnished charming room house
M Hasbrouck Heights. n. j., for long or
from New York. For terms apply TO J. X.
CATUCART, % West a7th st.. New York.
Telephone. 81 r. ~. plaza $3.50.
TWO family. all improvements. including
steam and electric. near Amrrre station Of
% H. ard W. Erie $ie. 800. easy terms.
Full particulars CLARENCE CURTIS,
nw ner, or your own broker. 80 Main ST.. East
orange.
WIDOW must soil n acre place; house. out
brilftuas. rruf ~ miles from New Yori, /;
OpO. Mrrra, iiil iiao.
a, 100 terms near Atlantic Highlands. buys
81 900 dwelling. q rooms, bath all improve
mcnts available; brokers protected. CHAS.
HyLLEsTEp. 81 East 42d ste New York.
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EtirnisI,cd-Bronx.
Furrished-Brookiyn.

THREE furnished rooms. bath. electric light.
all conveniences. near subway, west Bronx,
20 Protestant adults. Phone Binghn n 02i5
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APARTMENTS-To Let.
Furnished.
- "a Jify, =

Furnished
From battery 10 18th St.. Inclusive.
ATTRACTIVE three cool rooms, bath ann
Kitchen for summer; convenient: reIerenees ,,,es
required. 2o2 West 18th st. Phone Watkins
3oie.
HOTEL. SANTA LUCIA.
VALENTINE AGUIRRE.
50 Bank St, New York.
Rooms with hot and cold water,
baths, at 80 cents per night and UP.
Quiet refined hotel, situated In the
heart OF Greenwich Village.
WASHINGTON MEws-An Italian garden.
furnished house. until October. superinten-
dant. 26 East Sth 81.
5'fH AV., In Washington Square section.
handsomely furnished apartment; sI rooms rooms
. baths, June 70 october; rent 5000 nohth.
Tel. Stuyvesant 9l2O.
10TH, II West-Four rooms, October !, $40.
Watkins 2s95. Seen MORNINGS.
Furnished.
Above I4th st. to 59th st. (Inclusive).
FOR RENT FURNISHED.
most reasonable; artistictally furnished
located in best part of town. 4 East 4sth
ST.. Si61 month"; apartment may be had un-
furnished II desired. Inquire housekeeper.
FROM June 70 October FURNISHED ri he'd. studio na,
ST. circle soSs.
MADISON AV., 416--Lsrge room. bath, ele-
vator until Sept. 80; reasonable; valet ser
vice; meals II desired. Apply D..
SEVEN rooms. furnished two baths; de-
uehtful; crown LenoX Hill III. SPUR, 40
5th av. Phone o27t Vanderbilt.
TO sublet--Apartment. 4sth St, between 9th
and Madison avs, furnisneu OF u%nIur %
p,sheJ for summer or remainder OF lease.
rinnrr between and 10 A. M, Murray Hill
oS7s. Ownor going abroad to 1--we. reduced
price.
70 sublct whole or part time well fur
nished music studio third floor elevator;
can be seen any morning from 11-12. j. r.,
CATHCART, % West 57th 81. Telephone
Plaza 5s52. ---------------
io-rTI la Tast-Remodeied block, rooms.
titchenette. bath, garden. stuyvesant 63.4:
osTI ST. % west-Two rooms, bath. maid
service, linen; $50 monthly.
SoTU- iO3 E.-Ope two and three room
apartments: elevator; maid service.
1ITH ST.. 2io West (westover courp =
nseheler apartments to subiet from May TO
october 1 /; hotel service: meals. See Resi-
dent Manager. Bryant $500 s6o--
o -lyR ERN ELEVATOR APARTMENT HOUSE;
NEWLY FURNISHED. HOTEL SERVICE.
AND . ROOMS AND BATH At MOD
ERATs RENTALS: REFERENCES RE-
side: nicely furnished: player piano. May
70 October. Apt. sA: Circle 1oo2l Il
55TU ST., ~ W.-Beautfuily furnished one
room and bath apartment; absolutely
private.
jiTU ST. 200 west-Four room apartment.
fully furnished, kitchen: rent from June ].
two. three or four months optional. Phone
io0d5 circle. a--------------
Furnished.
Above seth St.--5th Av TO East River.
GsrtI ST 30 sast-Unusually attractive
apartment with studio, rooms. baths;
June TO October. or indefinitely from June ~ !;
furnished or unfurnshed. Phone "Iin Rhine
lander seen by appointments
aiST. i57 T.--nEsIRABLE FURNISHED
APARTMENT. LIVING, DINING. klTcH-
EN- BEDROOMS AND BATH, MAID'S
ROOM AND BATH: SfI5 PER MONTH
UNTIL OCTOBER. RElfEuENC ES TELE-
PHONE LENOx 1896.
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FARM PROPERTY.

New Jersey.
ELECTRICALLY OPERATED DAIRY FARM
Weekly CASH INCOME Over $500.
Offered 1-3 Below Cost
Details and Photos on Request
EUGENE JOBS-H. F. BECK Co
Realtors. Opp. Station. Summit, n. =.
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SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
Long IsIand-saie or Let

WE are authorized 10 sell the late Howard J.
Betz estate. probably the most complete
gcntlcnan's country place on Long Island,
consisting OF 20 acres. 200 II. frontage. on
two highways; home with no details over
looked. thousands of dollars were spent In
selecting the most desirable shade and fruit
trees and shrubbery: COLONIAL HOME OF
i2 spacious rooms, masters rooms
and . baths, servants rooms and
baths. large sunny living room. library,
piazzas, finest hardwood floors, hot water
heating. recently decorated throughout; pri-
yate electric and ice plant. four car heated
garage, with chauffeur's quarters, tenant
house. other outbuidings; orchard, two acre
garden with sprinkling system, five acres
fine woodland: private Peekskiu Ioad
through woods and property all clubs
aud motoring highways: price 1000. terms
TO responsible party: will sell all or part OF
land photos &c. Write GEER BROS. next
70 Hampstead. L. L.. depot. Tel. 232 and
2s5. brokers protected)
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Connecticnt-saIe or Let.

COUNTRY home, committing distance, house
~ rooms and two bathrooms hot water
heat. open fireplace. hardwood floors. cleo
trcity. garage and hennery: zone acre high
ground: price $1,000. FOLSOM BROS, i27
a!th
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BrookIyn-sale or Let.

frame. rooms, store
steam Neat. electric. paruuet floors: fine
residence price S10,500 cash SO. 900. GARD
NER. 103 Putnam ev.. Brooklyn. Prospect
lSSB
T. rLATBUSH--i5 room detached frame. With
-arage, inclosed porches. steam heat, clec
lrc and parquct floors. In restricted neigh
borhood. Telephone Wildwood 37a4I
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all conveniences. near subway. west Bronx.
10 Protestant adults Phone Bingham 02i5.
Furrished-Brookiyn
HANSON PLACE-For bachelors, nicely fur.
nished rooms, bath, reasonable: min.
,tes from 8 subwavs references exclang.s
Phone Gramercy 1870 Y 2175 Herald ESQ
Broadway.
tnfurni-hed.
From Battery to 18th ST., Inclusive.
las West 4th Si.--rtudio. c0Ai Will alter
10 suit. 800. Inquire
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GREENWICH, CONN.
For rent unfurnished. a beautiful old 10
room house containing bedrooms and .
ha this on the I'd floor and bedrooms and |
bath on the Sd floor: magnificent view of
tho Sound; attractive. well kept grounds:
beautiful shade trees and tennis court; house
IN first class condition; new hot water heat
ing plant, and for desirable tenant would
be redecorated throughout. For further par
ticulars apply 10 WILLIAM S: MEANY,
Meany Bldg, Greenwich. Conn. Tel. Green
wich 1903.
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New England.
Rhode Island.
AN IDEAL HOME

A. Shelter Harbor, near Watch HILL
exclusive vicinity: modern, attractively
furnished seven room house: splendid To-
cation. facing waterfront: sleeping porch.
fireplace; garage: $3.50 season. or sell
outright Apply Mr.. DEAN. supervisor,
Charlestown Rhode Island.
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sisA CLIFF. UNSURPASSED wATERviEW
Small shaded property. extending iron
cliff 10 harbor. 10 rooms, summer cottage;
all Improvements. boat house. bathing
splendid committing. $1,000 cash. balance
mortgage; inmeciat. possession Chelsea
1881. Write c. A., $50 Presbyterian Build
Ing.
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PORT WASHINGTON

( Large new seven room house: all improve
! ments: with garage: price Sill 500: terms ar
ranged: immediate possession. Owner. r. u,
THOMPSON. laS Central av.. Rrooklyn.
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ELMHURST,. l.. I.--Ten room. one family
hollow tile stucco house, double garage.
a0xloo; all improvements. Address owner,
q Jennings st.
FOR sale-Modern room house, sanitary
plumbing. baths. acres of ground, fruit
trees and berry bushes: garage for two cars;
barn: high location and beautiful surround
Egs: price reasonable. Address HOSEN-
DAHL, Huntington Station. Long Island.
FOR SALE-7 rooms and bath bungalow. 4
acres. East Moriches. l.. T.. 65 miles out
grape srbor, garage; house fully furnished:
near churches. stores, &C.. 10 minutes water,
10 minutes station: $500. Write 21ai
Herald. $50 Broadway.
FLUSHING. l.. I.--Attractivc residence on
North Parsons Boulevard. with garage
and one acre OF ground: price $780, 900: might
exchange for income property. HARRIS.
NOUGHT & CO. q East itth st
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Furnished.
Above 59th St.--5th Av. to>Enst River.

SfTH ST. and PARK Av.--Sublet from June
until Oct 30. room apartment, wei
furnished; cool and high best references
required. Phone for appointment between
i0:30 and noon. I.enox 6463.
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long BEACH cottage. furnished. fronting
ocean. 12 rooms. baths: garage; ts,.ris.
bathing; rent $500. BYRNE, 1856 East 4lst,
Now YORK. Telephone MURRAY Hill 500.
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SUMMER HoMEs-Sale or Let.
Long Island.

BUNGALOWS furnished, electric lights,
rowing, bathing tennis: si50-$20O season
MANDEL. Camp Paradise. 1852 w. 3lth st
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nished, grand plano: from June 10 Sept.
l: references small Christian family prs
ferred. Appointment by phone. Lenox 426l.
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Furnished.
Above 59th St.-5th Av. to North River

RIVERSIDE DRIvE.-Lady decorators Jl-
usual apartment, large rooms. Sis.
Audubon 1000
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-07

Every color you could possibly
want is in our stocks, and at
this price you can we'll afford
to give your kitchen a new rug
now. See them on our second
floor.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-29
CONNECTICUT COLLEGE. TO
 OPEN SEPTEMBER DOTH

The formal opening Of Connectieut college this fall will take place on We'd nesday. September 20th at $50 a. m Students from out of town may have been instructed to reach the col ege at the earliest possible hour on Monday. Sept IS, and after reporting to the df- rector of residence in Thames hall. are to go immediately to the office of the reg istrN. David Leib, in Science hall and secure instructions In regard to regis traitor. The college refectory will open on Monday.
 This years entering class will equal .that of last year, as more that .23 stu dents have enroled to date At the c;ose Of the academic year in June there were a total of 3s9 at the college, includ- ing the AT seniors. sS juniors, IF soph- omores and 127 freshmen.
 Last winter number of the fresh men were quartered at the Bragaw res idence. which was rented by the col lege and was under it's control. A res ident fellow was social head of the house and student government rules prevailed as on the campus and among other groups living in private houses near by.
 VinaI House. the. new cottage dornI- tory on Mohegan &venue will be. oc- cupied for the first time this year. It is large enough to accommodate twelve or fifteen girls. and is fully equipped with every convAnience The other e. rm- itories which will be filed to capacity again this year are Rranford House, Winthrop House. Plant House, BIank- stone House. North <Cottage, Deshon House and Mosier House. The last two are private residences in Mohegan av- enue about ten minutes walk from the campus. rented by the college and under its control.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-29
,HUMoR OF THE DAY

To the isdsd. wife ofs- tn. .r,u,,,..,t llonairs-Hot Springs eternsi-Llfss; '
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 "A man should. love- ags-;- i5,..
 Yes. 20 on-"g -. ls..l.i-i
 man should love his rieg s<t- ,.,s sne'i does get fats for heg n-6nsjss4 .1 love Der, through thick and thsn. n.';4zIFat-
 For a society. woman Mrs. Risnr. !. very high-minded. She is steadfzstIss or,- posed to everything low, ,s- .Iou must except :. govns.r-Bottot
 Car owner entering sarare-.op. ..s, my cylinders has been missing all dsv,y
 Mechanb..-'I expect the carburesfo-. Science and. Invention z. :;
 Jones: A New York store sdveA,,., mat its evening gowns are modest.ys pic.
 Bones; wer-thars. sornething.--swas. side Tales. .lsp ~
 Johnny-Ma,, what's Scotch mis-, Mrs. Bibb'es-Your father would prob ably say it's favorite drink of his ftat ne can no longer set-Boston Tran
 Miss oldeirl:- The manager .,,s I was well rssserred. and then found my ] discharge notice in my pay enyeiope,
 Miss Younger: Probably he Suse mean, that you were canned and wanted to say it nicely.-WSyside Tales.
 ] Anti Boish CaPtain-How d,6 ve- keep our stores from being, broken ir4s when the town was captured by the go-. enment troops,
 Anti-Bolsh Lieutenant-we put . slrr on the window-Baths.-American Le. zion Weekly. -.
 I'm afraId my hcsband Is thorough. i ly imbued -with-the gambling spirit ssss woman to, her neighbor. .. .s
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 ''I said ito him yesterday: ''rigd y@> 20 and sec pr. rhonipsorir NO bs answered. ,Thompscn's signs read :1 to . while Dr. Smiths office sdsosnsne; said | 10 to l. so chose the doc that rave inc best odds.' .'r--Boston.. Transcript. 4.s s+""what. good did .itt do you so empty your shotgun at: that s-lator. Teu | couldn't possih'y hit him7'' --- | We'll repliedf the frate farm era @r.ru | gettin tired of them -fellers nrfrg lou over my property. He couldn't hear m. cuss. What other way. did n .hsve to ex. press uv sutiments -BirminsAarn l Age-Hersld.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-29
GEARY'S DEMURRER TO REMONST STRANGE
 SUSTAINEDBY SUPERIOR COURT JUDGE

find all facts essential to -he statement of a correct and just account.
 The duty of finding The facts w9s by the order of the superior courS con-eI red upon the Hon. Milton \. ShumwlY as a committee. That duty has been per- formed as appears from the report en file. That the committee in the report 6e- scribes himself as state refssee oughtenot as 1t seems to me to. affect in any way the validity of his report
 The order referring the case establish ed the capacity in which he was 10 act, namely as committee. It ss t:ue the evr1l- mittee held the office of state referee and no doubt may be entitled to describe hlrn self as holding other titles to distinction.
 That he described himself in the re- port as state referee was super1uo1s and unnecessary but not erroneous and should not vitiate the report. At least 1t furnishes no. just ground for a remonstrance. At the most it mig.ie-have been a proper ground for a motion to send the report back with instructions, 70 erase the superfuous description as state referee and add the woTd committe and thus avoid any possible discreDancy be tween the terms of the order of appo;n.- ment and official title which the commit tee affixed to his signature. ss-s,' The 23rd reason of remonstrance is without merit. The committee was not judge within the intent and meaning I-of section three of the fifth article of the constitution of the state. Many Of the grounds of remonstrance are predicated 1 upon the claim that the committee foand the ultimate facts upon inlpr9pA- 1evi- dence or in some Instances witT1ptix evi- dence. There are no specific averrnents in the remonstrance as to what evldslce was improperly received, what objections were taken by the 'remonstrants CT what rulings were made by the committee which will enable the court to consider and pass upon these claims as questions of law.
 It would be of little assistance to the parties to undertake any extended con, sideration of each of the thirty eight grounds of remonstrance anl nneteer reasons of demurrer. | I have examined the learned briefs sub mitted by counsel and he au-hori-y cite. 1 and have reached the conclusion that al of the grounds of demurrer to the re n1onstrance should be sustained flr tn reasons therein stated Demurrer to remonstrance sustained Il WE5B. Judge.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-29
PUTNAM
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 lift Jacquards, harness lines. lingoes, comber boards. tying up Jacquards. Z
 Designing Jacquard designing calcu- iatien required in connection with Jac- quard designing how to transfer design from cloth to design paper, how to weave patterns of different sley, casting. out, ground weaves. rules for finding sley pick warp and filling required, sketching of original Jacquard patterns card set ting. card facing. harness tying
 Cloth ana,ysis: Care and operation of dyeing machines, care and operation of extractors, care and operation of drying machinery, mercerizing, finishing of cot ton fabrics.
 Machine shop practice: Instruction, bling and care of shapers planers and grinders; simple stra ight way work on same; forging, bench work, filing and fitting
 Niath ematics: Mechanics (elementary)
 Drafting. instruction in reading blue prints on mill construction; laying out the machinery necessary for a .25 900, shfndle mill; finding the number of ma chimes of each kind and the production necessary. 10 make a, certain amount of . given counts of yarn.
 Mrs. Charles T. Thayer and daughtel Katherine. of Pleasant street are spending this week with relatives in Danielson'
 Rivers and brooks all through this ter l ritery are at the highest level in mernor, | for this time. of. year ! This is caucus week for naming dele gations to represent the town in stat i conventions. congressional, county ant senatorial district conventions of the re publican and democratic parties | Ira Munyan of Thompson has sold hi farm to Augustus Bell of Groton Mfr l Bel is to take possession of the farn i soon. -'N -'- t :, There will be a general suspension o
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-29
HUDSON TOURING CAR
 ovERTURNs AT. UNGAsyILLE

At 545 Monday morning a. large Hudson touring car bearing Connect cut registration O-1s45, gong toward New London at a good speed turned completely over in front of the home of Roscoe Dart at Uncasyille
 The driver, who was the sole occup- ant of the car. managed to crawl odt of the door. which burst open when the car overturned. He escaped with q. bruised arm and a shaking up, which seemed a miracle to those who arrived on the scene soon after. The slippery highway was the cause of the accident.
 As the car laid across the highway 1t held up traffic until Lewis Conan who runs garage at Hill Top could get it lighted and lowed away. The car suffered considerable damage as the top and windshield were completely wrecked. lenders bent. hood demolished and engine was unable to start.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-29
: .KALEl:IDAScoPl

In 1s3z the Mississirri was traeee. to its source. sa < In Christian srtfthe zsak sis rer.rf.d as an emblem of impurity.
 Telephone eonpa nies iu 1aras asd it difficult to secure girl operators.
 In point of geoEraphieaL eievatie-. Madrid, srain. is the hishsst.s cssvs-is Europe. --s's -17. "
 Siam is holding q lottery to rais. ssen- ey for the development of her afr ser
 Nit. Everest Is only about ,s.ess- fee, high; but the sea of LAdFone :Islssds, h slsze feet deep. .-.l = 70.
 Where the percentage of nerre pes. ulation-is highest, the. cancer death rats is lowest.
 Tucum fiber. cornbed fronrl the l.arets of ,Psrsguysn palms ss used for fhs na-en curis cf Made in Germany doiis You breathe. out enourh-earbtn every hour in 1he form of carbonice neia rsr to make diamond worth eyer SIS. eco.
 -Austria's 800 GoeheIin tapestr,es rsl- ued al S4o.eoo.eon. have been .spa rned'' to an Anericanf syndicate for sis. boo 900.
 Manganese steel. with its extraerdin- sry ductibiiity and non ma rnetSc eaail- ties, was found unexpectedly while su diseoverer was trying to make hard steel for ether purpcsss
 Where it Is inp-kcsicabIe fo use ,Il or lakes. ponds and siow-morinr streams. stocking the waters. vita rnInnoTF a nd other fish which fed upon the larvae is an effective means Of destroying mos qustoes. Thirty years ago the general dsath rate of' New York state was over txenty for every 1000 persons. while .ast year it was only y-tweiee. or gain Of esxh; lives saved in every .1.ooo pers6nE
 The United States produces cn'y {, per csnt: of the worlds fusi .Br.ansts the industry being developed chiefly ir countries where large part of tk, aysilahle- coal is Of low grade ana un. suitable for use in the raw. stste,
 A process for seasoning wosd5 rEieh gives results in twenty days which would naturally take several years it sasd C have been invented in. Frznee ana con. sists of sphiecttng the wood tn rhei ss' ton of q current or air ccnfalnlag o1one