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Free Statcrs Plan
Arrest of De alcra
tBy United NewsI

DUBLIN. July 9.-Plaus 10 ar
rest Eamou de Valera. tin" rebel
leader. IL he attends tho funeral OF
cathal Brugha. who was killed
in the battle of SaCkvillc Street
her. last week. have been made
by Free state officials
II has been learned that De
Valera. who escaped from tho
Gordon. which tho Free state
troops threw around hLs ses.sSed
headquarters during -: rrrsnt
battle. is hiding Rea. Dublin.
Whether he viii come out of his
hiding place to attend the runcr-
q OF his clos. friend and lieu
tenant is a matter Of conjecture.
but Free state authorities are pre-
pairing to seize him should h. ap
pear. The funeral .s 10 be held
Monday.
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FRANCE MAY QUIT
HAGUE CONFERENCE
LRy Associated rrcss.I

PARIS. Luly 0.-WithdrawaI of
the French representative from The
Hague conference. Monday). owing
10 the attitude of the Russians i:s
declared probable by this mornings
newspapers. Instructions sent to
Frances delegates yesterday by
Premier Poincare are said to support
this assertion.
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Mould >"t Discus. cnlt.

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NO NEW PROPOSALS
AT SUNDAY MEETING
Miners and Operators Hold
Conference With Sec
rotary Davis.
ALI. DISCUSSION IS WITHHELD
Final ADMINISTRATION Action N., Rc
Delayed for several
Days.
lRy AssoeIated rre.s-l

wAsHiNGTON, July a.-Indication.
nf doadlook In tho soy"rnmenrs
cf2-ts to effect a settlement Of tho
hi'um!nous coai strike were s'!ll in
evidence tonight on the "vc % the
renewed presentation of the con,ro-
versy 20 rres!den; Harding ton1o,.
;ow
Representatives ot the employing
op"rators and officials or tho min
'fs' union who Will resume tomor.
row morning tho conference adj
Journcd last wceh. saw Secretary Of
Labor Davis during the day. but II,
Mas evident after the meeting that
no new proposals we're being ad
Nan..h
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Student Held for Murdcr

NTHENS, GA. July 3.-Hriggs Car
son, Of Triton. Ca, student at the
University OF Georgia summer school.
is held in the Clarke County Jail on
"A charge in connection with tae
shooting Of Benny White. negro,
here early this morning.
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'Con'inucd IN rag" ? COL
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twenty Trains,

BS united New
JERSY CITY, y. j. July 9.-The
Erie Railroad has Cancelled twenty
trains on various branches. because
Of the prospects OF coal shortage.
according TO q notice postsd here.
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Keeps Living Cost High.

As for the rcpara,ions factor
said Goldsmith. Germany is not
paying rcpara,ions by normal eco
nomic means. Her trade balance is
aEainS' her. Therefore. she must
pay her r"garattons debt by inflatlns
paper money"
IN" budget factor H. tn. result nf
government subsidies. While these
ar" gradually being abolished grain.
railroads, posts and tclccraphs are
s'iii subsidized The government. for
example. buys grain from the farmer
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Don't Have I" Huy int. :.

This was done In order inat the
government. which would he called
upon for assistance ii foreign
debtor should default, might he fully
Informed regarding credit extended
and might further inform itself as
"a the purposes for which the money
loaned would be used II is stated
IN oniciaI quarters that while the
government has not imposed any rc-
Strictons upon the borrowers Of
American money. 1t has encouraged
The policy Of cxpendinS il for con
structivc purposes.
Nor has the government or Amer
ican bankers 90 far insisted that any
part of loans ncEotiated by foreign
crs in this country be expended for
tt'nnflniIpI a.
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Special Excursions to Atlantic City.
Niagara Falls. etc. YORK RIVER
LINE, 500 z. Main st. Mad. 717.-Adv.
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Virtually Inipossiblr.

Tn" sole outside aid that would
bcueht Germany in her present crisis.
officials believe. would be relaxation
OF allied hold on German assets. To
permit OF independent American
bankers advancing funds on acc.p-
table security This is virtually i'm
possible now, because Of the h-s,
mortgage the allied reparations COM
mission holds on practically all OF
Germany
From an Indications at hand. in
the form of official adviccs received
by different governmental agencies
concerned with The crisis. Germany
viii continue to slide closer and
closer to complete financial col
lapse. In the opinion OF Alan Cold
smith. chief of the Western Europe
division of the Bureau OF Foreign
and p"meS,ic Commerce. the TWO
main factors 10 be dealt with. are:
The separations factor
,. Th" tremendous deaci, in tho
Internal budget.
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America World Creditor

Before tn" war England. GERMANY
ana France were the leading lending
nations %! the world and each O.
them used this foreign loans systc-
inaiIcaily 80 promote their foreign
trade sine" the war international
borrowers nave turned almost with
on" accord 10 America FOR ready
money and few OF them with any
credit at all, have been turned down.
Early last year the government
became concerned over the extent TO
which foreign nations We're iloating
securities in the American money
market. and while ii has no legal
control over the transactions or in
t"rna'ional bankers the President
Invited large group ~ thos. bank
crs to the White House. Also he
requested his c"csjs To submit for
examination and approval all pro-
posed foreign loans before such loans
should be underWritt.n
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Snmr StumbIinshIock.

Tn" same s,umh!inrhlock ,o set.
tIcm"nt-thc union demand FOR =
national OF s"mlnational wage neEo-
;iation Win employers and the op-
orators demands for separate djstrtc,
contract discussions - hulked as
largely as before
l. appeared probable toniGh, tha,
tho session would convene. formally
s.t forth - differences and await
the Presidents further word. All
participants were disposed to with
hold discuss ion for the event, There
vas no hint as 10 whether q further
proposal from government sources
would he Forthcoming. bat the ma
jority opinion was that hna! admin
istraijOn action might be DELAYED a,
least matter of days, and that the
conference would not he prolonged
beyond tomorrow's session
NonunIon Output Drops.
Mcanwhile. latcs; hgurcS OF the
Geological Survey on coal production
showed mat nonunion output. which
has been running around 500. 900
TONS weekly. dropped last week to
under 100000. the July holiday
and railroad congestion combining Il
affect the output. Car loading on
Thursday, the last complete day re-
ported. were li,il2. compared with
, record ~ l7oa2 attained since
April !, when the strike began.
From rccen, incomplete reports
from railroads and public utilities
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EUROPE'S INSTITUTIONS
WILL BE ENDANGERED
France Will Be Hardest Hit
if Berlin Fails i'm Rep
aratIOns.
tIIicd UrInNRtion Necessary for Aid
"t independent American
Unnkcrs.
IBy United Nsws.i

WASHINGT0N. July ?-Germary
lu tn" opinion OF authorities here, is
headed for complete financial col
lans.- unless she. as hcr part. re
adjusts her own financial machinery
and the allies. as their part relax their
mold upon her potential resources nd
their drain upon her production.
Furthermore. it Is the belief here
trat II Germany tumbles into com
ple'c ruin. she Will seriously en-
danger tho financial institutions OF
Europe notably those Of Franc"
The French. government. it is
fointed out. Ions has financed its
needs largely on the anticipated IN
com" from German reparatious And
while Belgium has priority right TO
'a" July 10 payments, II appears un-
likely NOW that Germany viii ne
aol" ~ meet these. thus making
belgium Still firs; in lin. when the
cash j. forthcoming and indeiinit !,
postponiur Frances next allotment
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Country Helps Rchabililatc
Europe and Build Up
5. A. Prosperity.
SELL FOREIGN BONDS 5
America Takes Lead Among
Nations Of World in
Credits.
Hy !. Frederick Es,ory
Washington Correspondent of The
TirD.u- DiS,.,L

a'ninrion Correspondent ~ The
Times Dispatch.
WASHINGTON. July a-Amcrics n
capita in the sum OF 2I.3i5.!os.sOO
has he"n loaned TO the nations Of
tn" world within the past eighteen
months and {: tho governments rec
ora were complete II would probably
sh"" ihat nearer $4,000. 600. .0O0 has
been horrowed in the money mar
n"t ~ tn" United states since IN.
close ~ tho war
This - The answer which this gov
eminent makes 10 tho complaint.
sometimes heard abroad. that Amer
ica is failing In its duty 70 aid in
tho a3ilitation OF Europe ar In the
promotion Of prosperity in tho ma
i!ons ~ this hemisphere.
\" such volume Of in,crnationaI
borrowing, u is declared. has ever
been known in 4 period Of peace. as
has been made possible by the In
y"s;InG public OF the United states
since tho signing Of the armis,ice.
Nor iS Il, over with. The govern
m"nt is advised still further foreign
bond issues arc 10 be offered by
the American banks
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The Weather

Fair and somewhat warmer 'odny
tomorrow. partly cloudy, prob
nbly showcrs.
tFor full Weather report. soe P.ss ~
Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-29
' STATE OF CONNECTICUT. fhe Connecticut Agricultural Experineni Y station.
New Haven. June

l.
 New Haven, June 27. 1922. Es=fThe Federal Horticultural Board. os account of the spread of the Etpsy rncth- 4aas recently extended the quarantine -1 ESPnnecticut. to become effective July l. ss As there Is danger that infested sorer, SfOducts and nursery stock may be Ecrt ldbom infested towns to towns not infested- IeSy appears that the present State Quzran-
 dne (Quarantine Order No. 2, enecfivf March %, 19z0.) by authority given in k&sction 21o6 of the General Statufes lRe- vision of 1e1g), should be extended 70 Inciude the following towns: l. c Litchfield County - Salisbury. Can "A. I<Drth Canaan, Norfolk Colebrodk Win ie5ester. Barkhamsted, TorrinEton, New tfffartford, Hsrwinton, ThomaEton and s<sHartford County - Hartiazd, Grsnhy, I,Sufiield, Enfield East Grsnby. W'naa1f | Windsor, East Windsor. South Windsors EHgrlington. Avon. West Hartford Hart ifQrd. East Hartford, Manchester. Bristol, I Burlington. Plainville. New Britain
 Bsrlin, Rocky Hiu, Glastonbury. and
 Marlborough
 lIofrolland County - Soners, StaHord,
 Esal,ington Vernon. Iollsae wiEasgtoss ! Hebron. and Columbia
 z s-Hyindham county-Ashford. wfndhazn- f..,N New Haven County-Waterbury, Vol Dc AIiddlesex County-Afiddletoxn Crou- tTel Portland. East Hampton
 F New London County-Lebznon. Frank liia Sprague. Colchester. Salem Bozrah. ] SQrwich. Preston. Montviiie E-%r Lyme. isWaterford. New London. Groton. lSton- tsc Notice is hereby given that a pubIIs | ffearing will be held at Room e2. State j.GSpitoi Hartford, at 1 o'clock. E1stern T Standard time, on Thursday. July c 1922 l5psorder that any person interested in the llREoposed quarantine may appear and be heard. either in person or by attorney lr- EDWARD H. JENKINS. Director. EAT COURT OF PROBATE HELD Iaf Norwich. within and for the District ics. Norwich. on the 2sth day of June, A. l--- --Present-NELsoN ]. AYLING. Judge. k.-sEstate of John S. Blackmar late of INqrwich in said District deceased.
 t.s-4iildred M. Blackmsr of Norwich. lCppn-. appeared In Court and filed a pet- ltf6p praying. for the rezSon1 therein set
 Ff6rth. that an instrument purDorunE tc be
 s7f9 last will and testament o1 said de-
 S7sesed be admitted to probate
 gHhereupon. It Is Ordered, That sad iPetition be heard and determined at tha tPrQbate Court Room in the City Of Nor kEich. in said District. on the 5th day of July A. D. 1922. at II o'clock in the 1 fArenoon. and that notice of the pendency
 sIfsT con, be given by the publication of
 tentS ocder one time in some newEpz1eF
 having a circulation in said District az
 least six days prior to the date Of z1id ilSaring. and that return be made Co this s5s NELSON J. AELING. Judge
 r ssshe above and foregoing is a true copy
 { kttest: HELEN NJ. DREscHER. 5s2sd Clerk
Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-29
SOUTH WELLINGTON

' Afr. and Mrs. c. Phillips of Palmer. szHss. were week end guests at the home of Mir. and Mrs. W. H. Crockett
 tbir and Mrs. Gardner Han nave rr- .tSkned from their wedding trip. EAt the baseball game Saturday after reon on Wilmington Hill the local ' hogt dkfeated the Wilmington Hiii Tigers t5 saore of so. A very unfortunate scci- dent happened to one of the Tiger piay- ,&s. Charles Wochomunka. While run- rtng for a base he coliided with another Tayer. fracturing his coliarbone.
 S9he following young men of the local r. M C. A. will be present at the open ing of Camp Woodstock al Woodstocf S3gF for one week: Ernest Smith Carl StHh, Charles Zeunoc: for tHo veets. SeE5iam Potter. Edgar Schuebler. John Wrana, Peter DeReos. Arthur Benson. .Eaiter E. Maso viIl be tent leader for .eAr week.
 Mrs. Antonio Arre<fo vac taken rsrf. ously III last week and had to be removed to the Johnson Memorial hospital as Stafford springs
Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-29
-. CITY OF PUTNAM
 RIDs FOR SEWERS AND eURBTSc.

Sealed bids will be received by fhs Highway Committee Of the City Of Put nam at the office Of the Water Dept. Nu- nicipal Building, untl Friday July C. at { D. m. daylight saving time. for the AFid No. 1-s.Ieo feet S inch sewer. f3 ffanholes. 200 GU. yards (estimated) rock excayation.
 Bid No. 2-l0o feet concrete curhinE. .zRians and specifications may be ob- ts4ned at the ofice of George W Perrys FGny Engineer IS Providfnce St The right is reserved to reject any CT all bids HIGHWAY COMMITTEE. CITY OF
 so PUTNAM
 sEPutnam Conn. June 2s. 1922
Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-29
A Bulletin To Let Advertisement Will Rent Il
LEGAL NOTICES
SEALED PROPOSALS

2 Public notice is hereby given tnai
 Sealed proposals for furnishins labor and -sllaterials Co construct a new Ncrrr1i 1viil be received by the State Board o hfzducation. opened and publicly read a the office Of the State Board nf itd1c1- .Lon, State house Hartford. Conn. on 5ulg Mime
 5 The work for which proposals are here EHy invited covers the cornriefe crrrfr1c. Psion of Normal School BuiidiuE reFdy tor movable soqiDmert- The vorx VI House complete. School Building VII Dc One and two stories hirh with rarf n1rf- lpent. covering an aata of 1pprox.rrafely f5S. 900 square feet The Boiler HouEe uii f-8e of freDroof construction throurhout lThe School BuildinE will he frerrcoi itynroughout with the exception uf thf jSoof which will be Of heavy timber con- LStruction.
 Ir Bids win be received ,for ihs work un. tder four separate confrTcfr ar foiiorr. fs I. General Construction Work cf PSchool Building and Boiler Hostre. waicf f1nciudes landsca7e work and aii macon. isty. carpentry. steel and irun. roofing. fpainting. and all work kindred thereto. 1 2 For Plumbing and all work kindred l-5hereto.
 l- 3, For Heating and veutiiaiins and an I York kindred thereto.
 q. For Electrical Work and aii work Kindred thereto.
 Y The right Is reserved Co accept CT relect i any or all proposals. All bids nlusf hs
 lvnclosed in sealed envelope endcrref
 l5roDosal for New Britain s,atr Normal
 | School. addressed to A. R Neredifh. src-
 fetary. State Board of Edpcztion Hart
 | ford. Conn" stating the branch 0f work Powered No hl1 will be considered urierr Accompanied by a certified check Co Inc
 lerder Of the State of Connectirrt ln ffs
 krmount Of five per cent f5 rrr ccnfl of
 llinding the bidder. to execute curfrarf
 E4 awarded fo him The te-mE of ffs rrnpoEals with surety required arc -frrf
 ( sy the specifications.
 Copies Of the drawings and -rccirca- oons will be on file zf Inc cGIcs -rf fhs
 3f4tate Board of Educztio-. fhr ArchffrcfF land Engineers. Tor The rrrnose or erft lratinz. 4 limited number of coriss oi
 the plans and Specifications viii hc tnzrrt I.f-fp the prosnective bidder on d denrrIf ci
 l& certified cheek 10 their c~dcr in frs
 fSim of $50. The plans and anccifcafiorf . F<pr the General ConStrucficn Work mas kfse obtained by application of Gniihcrr a Il Beteile. Architects. 54s Broad ST. Ee-r. : lark N J, Plans and s3ecifcatinnE fol she, Piumbing- Hestirg and EeatnatiEr I l'istpplication of Alfred s. KeIiozr. Consult sfNg Engineer. ss Franklin s. Bozfon
 Mass. IT plans and specifications are rr, 3 ltnrned on or beforn the submission oi l.eFtimstes. the check will be returned
 l-11at should the plans and snecifcaticni lne not returned, the deposit may becom' i. forfeited.
 . las By Order Of the Board. .fS A. B. MEREDITH. llss Dated. June s7. 1922. 3sssi
Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-29
eK!RogoDIsT

A. e. THOlGPsON, '. $. Chiropodiss, Foot Specialist tprotect your zeet). Suith g-s. Alice Bldg. 32l Maln St. Narwieh. Conn. Phone 13se-k aan3td
Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-29
MUSIC

winsted.-Late sleepers in the Hotel Clifton were aroused and a.. good sized chunk was clipped from the corner of the building when Ford car operated by L. Leeds of Hartland in attemptlag toaaSaid a collision with car driven by John Maher, Jr., of Main street. struck the building tthe corner of Main and Cliff ton strests.
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A Bulletin Want
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WANTED-Mal on farm no milking George A. Kahn, Franklin Conn. je29d
Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-25
THE DIVISION OF THE DOLLAR

the money in preparation for the summer vacation
spent after taking? 1t is to be feared that it
very largely spent AFTER In the case of great many
people equppng delayed until the vacation and
the family outftted for the year. and that is the
finish of another fortune far Imperial Valley
cerned The total here involved into amount that
one dare not estimate Equtaby course the people in
here who pay Imperial county taxes and support
Imperial Valley enterprises entitled to Imperial Valley
patronage Business would upon this basis if everyone
absolutely the square" with his neghbor But
leaving the ethical factor out of the question: experience
the shopper from home does
fare better either to selection price than he would
have done had he made his purchases at home The same
patience vigilance and discrimination would yield the
results Many has found this to be so and
many will find it again.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-25

$500 each, the aggregate would be million dollars If
they spend $3.50 each it would be half million dollars
Every fifty dollars expended hundred thousand
dollars in the aggregate Notwithstanding the traditions
concerning them figures decevers and the Press does
desire to toy with them careessly The idea merely
to give just enough to suggest what would mean if
able to slow up the vacation impulse much
week. The which produced of the soil here
In the normal of events each of
of it, whether for labor merchandise, for service
supplies of sort other. If it stays here Imperial
Valley wealth gets distributed among Imperial Valley
people; but if goes vacation, it becomes distributed
elsewhere and get just that much less two weeks
ton for every other Imperial Valley represents
tomato crop grape fruit crop wool clip any
of number of the minor trip to Los Angeles for
the entire population represents county court house.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-25
YOUR HOME AND YOUR VACATION

Every Monday the Press devotes page to the subject
of building and owning your home The "Own your
home proposition has intimate relation to the
tion question. The vacation would go long way
toward building home and home constructed in accord
with the best practice and experience would solve the
vacation problem The two questions may be approached
Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-25

together The vacation will help build the home and then
YOU will have the left for the remainder of the year
Each important factor Imperial Valley prosperity
solution of each lies approach to normalcy
and seadyng influence in the social life of Imperial
Valleys population.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-25
AN APPEAL TO SANITY


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