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Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-02
RECORD SITTING OF FRENCH
CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES. IS HOURS

Paris. Jan. The chamber OF depu-
ties has just broken the record by sit
ting twenty-eiSht hours 20 fi7ish the
debate on the budget. which wss sent 70
and returned from the senate FIVE times
during the citing. n Doumer. as I'm
ance minister was obliged 10 be present.
This Is the first year the budget has
been voted before the constitutional date
Of Deceroer 81 since 1909.
An article In the finance biii havin',
special interest for the United States re-
moves the restriction on the epc-t c.
works Of art. which was greatly limited
by the law 81 August. 1890.
After adopting the budget the pariis-
ment adjourned TO January 10.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-02
BATTLEsHIP VENGEANCE
TOWED SAFELY INTO PORT

Cherbourg, Jan. l (By the A. P.)-The
British battleship Vengeance which has
been adrift in the storm in the English
Channel, was safely towed into this port
today.
The Vengeance had small crew
aboard. On Friday night while being
towed by tugs to ship yard to be dis
mantled, she broke away, and the crew
was unable to gain control. French ma
val tugs and other craft spent ali dav
yesterday trying to find the big ship in
the channel where she was in fmninen;
danger of collision of going ashore.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-02
FusILLADE OF SHOTS FOR
NEW YEAR IN BOSTON

Boston. Jan. IA fusiilade OF shots
greeted the New Year early this morning
in the North End and as a result three
residents Of the foreign quarters passed
the first hours Of 1922 IN the hospital and
eleven others were new years guests at
police stations Police reserves prevent
ed further celebration with small arsil-
lerr
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-02
BRITISH OFFER FOR AN
ARSENAL IN AUsrR1A

Vienna. Dec. 81 (By the A. P.)-The
Austrian government has permitted the
fact to become known that the yickers
Armstrong Company, British concern.
has made an offer to purchase the great
Woellersdorf arsenal which It Is pro-
posed to convert into a plant for the
manufacture of locomotives on orders re-
ceived from the Balkan states.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-02
LEFT NEW LEAR.s EVE
DANCE TO COMMIT SUICIDE

East Orange. N. J.. Jan. 1.-Excusing
himself IN the midst Of a dance a; a
New Years eve celebration in his sis
ter-in-law's home. George W. Taylor. 81.
an employe Of J. P. Morgan and company,
bankers. stepped into a bedroom and
committed suicide by shooting. He ep-
parently had been in the best Of sniriss
and those present could assign no reason
for his act
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-02
ALICE B. DAY. LIBRARIAN
AT SMITH COLLEGE. SUICIDES

Worcester. Mass..( Jan. l.-Alice B.
Day, librarian at Smith college for three
years until she suffered a nervous break
down last May committed euicide yester
day By intaling gas In the hsTne OF her
sister, Mrs. Edwin 6. Boring. with whom
she was posing the irolidavs. Since leav-
ing Smith college. she made her hcrre X
Framingham. S She was graduated from
Vassar college IN 1908.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-02
RANDOM SHOOTING IN
BELFAST SUNDAY NIGHT

Belfast ian. 2.-There was much ran-
dom shooting ir1the city during Sunday
night One man was seriously wounded.
Two bombs were thrown during the
night causing some property damage.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-02
G. B. MILLER CRITICALLY
ILL WITH APPENDICITIS

St. Paul, MINI, Jan. 1.-Clsrence B.
Miller. secretary Of the republican ma
tional committee, will be operated on for
appendicitis at local hospital tonor-
row morning. II was announced tonight.
His condition Is said to be critical.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-02
.SEAMY SIDE OF THE ADVENT
OF 1922 IN new YORK CITY

-Four Violent Deaths Attributed to Holiday Overndulgence
16 Men and Women in Hospitals With Gunshot and
Knife Wounds-Greenwich Villagers Had Their Usual
Frofc-Prohbtion Agents Did Not Interfere With Those
Who Carried Their Own"-Churchss Drew Immense
Audiences But Throngs Took Possession of Reserved
Tables in Thousands of Hotels Cafes and Restaurants
-of % Fire Alarms Rung in IA Proved to be the
Work of Revelers.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-02
BRIEF TELECRAMS

According to report from London. the
Earl Of Afhlone may be appointed COVER
nor-g general Of Ireland.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-02

special grand jury investigation of build
ing graft in Chicago.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-02

An explosion which partially destrcye<
a building in Rochester caused fre
which endangered the lives of 81 people.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-02

St Paul will continue to operate under
the commission form of government as a
result of the defeat Of a proposed new
charter at the special election.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-02

The eenmnnists In Moscow and Petro-
grad have all the luxurles Of life. while
starvation Is taking heavy toll In the In.
terror districts. and heaps OF dead babies
remain unburied, Carl T. Floetc, the
American relief administrations repre-
sentative In the district Of Pugatchcv, de-
niarsd.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-02

The largest shipment of butter ever
made by rail from San Francisco started
for New York and other eastern points
1t was 4o3, ,oSS pounds-13 carloads
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-02

During the past year fox pcIts valued
at over S1.0o0.0o0 We're sold at Char
lottstown. P E. L, the sales being the
largest in the history OF the fur-farmins
industry.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-02

Diamonds valued at $500 were stolen
from jewelry store in-the heart Of the
downtown district in Marion. Ind.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-02

Federal investigation of retail prices Of
necessities in all p.lrts of the country is
rapidly reaching completion. It was said
at the department of justice.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-02

Walter Calender, president Of the CAL
lender. McAuslan & Troup company. op-
orators of one of the largest department
stores in Providence, r. l.. died Friday.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-02

The mysteries Of tong feud which
police said involved rivalry over white
wome nshrouded the deaths Of two Chi
nese whose nangled bodies were found by
police In rooms In a West Twenty eighth
street tenement house, near Broadway,
New York.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-02

James Murdoch, who resigned as vice
president Of the Brotherhood of Railroad
Trainmen. will accept appointment as
minister of labor in the new cabinet of
Premier King os Canada
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-02

The American Bar association an
nounced that its proposed conference on
legal education would be held in WASH
ington on Feb. "a and Is.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-02

A heIdup man with . revolver and
fne discriminating taste at Watertown.
Mass, relieved John Muir of 81 and his
watch, but after a critical examination Of
the watch handed It back with the re-
mark: Its no good" He kept the 50.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-02

The eastern division of the American
Philosophical association meeting at Vas
sar cosege elected w. G. Everett Of
Brown university as president
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-02

william A. Ketchsm, former com,
mander-in-chief of the G. A. R.. was
buried at Indianapolis.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-02

The total liabilities Of the Banca Itali-
ana Di Sconto, which closed Its doors
Thursday, and Friday was granted a
moratorium of one year in which to en-
deavor to straighten out its nnancia, tan
giles, will reach four billion lire.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-02

DR.. Raymond Weeks Of olumbia uni
versity was elected president Of the Mod
ern Language association of America.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-02

Rev. T. s. Roy. pastor Of the Talbot
street Baptist c,>.rch. London. Ontario.
who has accepted call in Brockton,
Mass. said he would drop the reverend
from his name If his new parishioneTs
did not object.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-13
p. r. CARIFY

I. r. CAhLE i, -
Ph. Fr 6Iss. s,7.E At,
iSoO-Lnnch Room; H st., ne; ssed ia:
come: rent. $50.
p. .50O-Lunch Room: dowrtovr; mixed
trade: real bsrgBin: rent 80. ?
A.1O-Luneh Room downtews;. store, 3
rooms hath. reptsl. With 1ssse. tieo.
3.o0e-Luarh Rom: downtpwu: G. roops
4 cellar: siso furniture; a rial ssrr,in
reatal. with has. sl25
s.. S0a-Norie Hail: Brifhtvood sct % ciy
80 1eople .Irhitel:. doing sood business
rentsI. with issse 3cISl Z
xs.aeo-R -Roeninr HOUSE: v ,t Az; y
rooIss; g baths q rsrsge; very good ID
come:i rent. 500. '- : = t,
s2e5eARoonihr House: uptown: ro>l
lorstfou: 10 reoms:'l hsth: very Gosd eos-
di,ina; rental with lease. sion.
.+trs'HB-Roowinr Heuse: Pa: ave. nvs: u
rooms; q baths. ras a eiecs ligbo; .stssn
hest:: rental. with leaS, SlHn. -, r.
-. S.o0a-KoorinE House: devStcvg: =
roornx;s 8 baths 4 10 sttrs sinks; h-H,h.;
.lss. 'isxhts: good iseoms: r.rtil. visEassss,
, $500 oRocmns Bons.: dovstev,s is
rconss = testbs: Iss & elec.' last; hest
futnt-sess rA,t, s1sn. -t~.s
81. y0o-Sear beer: up,owrs god ilcese:
"a real hsrxsip; rest. $40. g.,
- s.. .oat-nininerE. uptown: 'eIeeliepti icet-
fpu: reems. . baths, store ssd rsrAgG
deisg very resS Business . reel sSrfsta;
nm sens al. .,criacs; .reasi .itA i's'.'
3. 'P..F. CARLEY,. -. g ; ;. ;.
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Msupt P,s,saA

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tn .Artuyea. Ie rRTN On vida AMI rr1f9,
The Washington herald., 1922-05-13

HARLE Y-DAvID DsoSs. INDIANS
always: new Reading Standards: .Irer,
repairiag. = ADVANCE CYCLE '6ARAoE.
fo9 n st: pN. 20 s., 100
The Washington herald., 1922-05-13

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The Washington herald., 1922-05-13

;.IcE MoroR CO.,
speetsl sale of eecsad-hsnd Ace, clsys-
land ssd Hatiey:B Bastdses Motorcycles. 1ofs-
IS sth 1T. pw. Frastiia z7ss. <fs
The Washington herald., 1922-05-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS: HAVE soLp
restaurant Or-ggy I<ef iocsDd at 1io<
18th at to p. r. wheedsn.s Al, efsins shousd
Be presented to ne AZ once fer ,psymept.
WA. J. oGIItvIE.. 1Ie4 .fsih ~; nv. ftI
The Washington herald., 1922-05-13
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WANTED Al ONCE FOR QUA cfrlsfl,
email ssness snh ,epsir shspa; , -
eeeies. 81. nm 10 IS ,hooi .eeifesteesel. ahnat
z. lxR Mail ti01 -. :
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WRECKsNe kND uUHBrNa.

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1887 Z. n, se: Lincoln sfsf. :. tlS<e
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Vt lease; owner retiring. Asst ,ssiI 1T
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kVTo REFAIRiNG.
MefereyeIes and Bieyeles

BUICK, DODGE AND FORD SERVICE: Ax,
. apsrf.s mfehsAlcs: 81 Is Per hour. Rob
Roy Nsckey SlI 10th ct SO, 5A
The Washington herald., 1922-05-13
P. F. CARLEY,
P. F. CARLEY,

T. r. CAhLE
rh. rr 6Ias. slT . At. Nv.
Sc .Oo0-Auto Ase~s.n-v = Gas station,
do~nto~n. nv: good location; also very
coed business: owner retiring; rert. si2s %.
sJo-Auto Repair shop, uptown; very
good income: rent, 5000.
s. oo0-Baksry. sv.: 8 rooms stsrs; q
rcsi money maker: q vonderful bargain ;
rent. Sa0 50
H.ioo-Bskery. dovnts~l; Z rooms, b. Ii
.tor.: ssry good Income; rsntal. With
sLooo-Bsrber shop. downtswn: very Eesa
business: rental, with lease. 5000.
fyoo-3-Chsir Barber Shop. uptoU: veg
good income: rent. $500. =
q. s.Jo1-5- Chair Barber. shop. uptsvs: I
room a cellar: Esed iaeent; slso q yery
good business opsortunity: rent. $1,000.
N.aoo-Hsreer shop. n st. ne; stsrs: 4
rooms basement; doing very sosd Sus,-
pess: rental. with Iesp. $500.
p. F. CARLEY,.
Ph: Fr. si63 s1 y b.sv.
CIGAR, CONFECTIONERY, SEvssrAKp,
North Cap, nt. v. Y. ave; Z rHb. ga
b.: elect; $40 -est; SIS per day suss: pres,
1900. w1LDNAs CO.. 9TH 4 h IN.
STORE { coNFEeTIoNERY. r ST. M.
stA ne: sriee: u. $40. wILDhAH .
TAI TAiLoRrSa business scs s slIs-r1.
eellent business location: owner tsayisr
the city, rent Of store. $40 month; = 4 HvisS
rooms. ssT month: ests sblished se.ersI yesrs
price TO quick buyer. A.O0o ossk e..
LOUIS P: sHoENAKEA.:
l4o1 New York ave- hsis lIse.
BUSINESS oPPoRTUNI1IEsLpRT Goops
store for sale: stock. ff1tures snls sbuiillns,
payinr busisess: estsblished i57yesrs. avlrf
retiring: Special bay. 81, 900 cth required
r~asonable termp or balance LOUIS r
SHOEMAKER, ;Io' n. Y. ave. Main 1Iss.
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Window .sMs4nEs., !:

Best su,nty Of Good du.ift,,@
o2sqas b'uss opaque atted to
free ........'s1.15 ysur ~inaev, :, 8e
We eHcslI with samples. Ph. Liac. sts.
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The Washington herald., 1922-05-13

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Co. Rslisa

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: WAIVED: =,
:, BUSINESS PROPERTY

Chent desires minimum 100 square feet
business property iocsted bet6eeh rena-
sylraRta ave., street. Twelfth "a ssrSn.
teeath SITS ny. for ustionery saies. eristias
and rrrrayer' office wifis not pay over
$.oo per month.
WILLIAM K. HARTUyG
f1es styts<pth Street Nv
"tsrATEs cAREruLLY HANAGKDr
The Washington herald., 1922-05-13

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BODY MASSAGE
MEDICAL,

FRENCH AMERICAN AAssAGE-PkR1ORs
PffONE FRANKLIN sass .fse .
The Washington herald., 1922-05-13
PERSONAL.

woRkINsEES-wHAT EVER WE MAY
hope Tor ,iaSetu n all left to the good
Jnsgment Of busters vhs ha,s heeh thrssgh
the .'bsrEEin nht' and ,the tired feeling
never vorv off: see The Asv pants. - "a:
other new pairs. 81 mp; us<d suits. IS 9p,
lsdifS dept. s16D. - -, :
The Washington herald., 1922-05-13
FOR RENT-OFF1cE SPACE.

-aeesIin modem t~ice hui'dins t6Sis 50
rer. aasfh Iouts r sHoBMAKfR ttoi
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The Washington herald., 1922-05-13

LAUNpREssEs SUPPLIED FREE: COOK.
etc rULLER's. west 2oes. l:eI 18th ST.
. III.
ovHR fse OF nm LARuRsr cuNMHRc-
-tal eescsras IN tsva usa our psr,sassi
ner1ts; it 10 also at your service. DIST esil
main 50. NATL. PERSONNEL BuREAU,
- DesA Dfdg.. f4th . y. ]. sss Ifh
The Washington herald., 1922-05-13
VACUUM cLkANING.'' I

NIAGARA RUG AND HousR o1.IAxINp
Go. Lses cnrtsias cleaned. 80 aeess per
nelr Rngs c}eaaed end soth prosfed
'EIAGARl nfhAcULAIIs THE ROME;
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The Washington herald., 1922-05-13
REAL ESfATE ;LuklH,
REAL EsTATERoRS SALE.

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The Washington herald., 1922-05-13

1NRll IuroclR INucEk NJ
aspise: TRADED IN IS1 1Sl. d.
SALE oHEAP: .cox131IlLY
oxnnHAyIlD ANp .fASxIxys
P1lcS FOR THkHR. QecA;
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The Washington herald., 1922-05-13

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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-12
BUSINESS ON CURB
WELL DISTRIBUTED
Oils Show Strong Undertone.
Vacuum Moves Up Nearly
8 Points-CilIette Gains

Now York, Sept. 12.--The curb mar
ket developed an irregular tone after
the opening this morning, with trad
Ing fairly well distributed. OIL stocks
showed a strong undertone, especially
the Standard OIL issues. Vacuum OIL
moved up about 8 points; Standard OIL
OF New York. after an upturn Of 3,
reacted Imperial Oil Of Canada ad-
Yanced points and International
fetroieum was fractionally better.
g. gillette Safety rose n point. Schultz
stores, after yielding 2 points. recov-
cred British American Tobacco, Du-
rant, Gimbel Bros. and II. II. Macy
were fractionally lower.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-12
FOREIGN BONDS
LIVERPOOL Cotton

Liverpool. Sept. l2.-There was only z
prisss t%,ssa ess!sr on ihs bs;'; q dsSiins q
S,Iss wIrs oEoS oimeiuSins % 900 bales xmericsn Fu-
.tSsdy IN tss oinlS mlSd.s Gss'nfs lsr
di,nt' dina 1s.cid iiS midaiing iaeidi lev mid;
siiiRs is,iGSdjj ro0d op'''y' h'oi'' 'na
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-07-12

the sun-refused to leave their roosts.
They were in a fair way to starve to
death, when their owner rugged up a
strong electric light above their yard
and turned it on with the morning
hours. Given their accustomed il1u-
mination, the ROSTERS crowed, the
hens came down from their roosts and
went about their normal routine OF
pecking corn, scratching for worms
and laying eggs. And when the light
was turned off, the chickens roasted
again.
Don't you know plenty of folks like
that?
Given abnormal conditions. some
people are helpless. When things
run along in the usual way, they can
proceed about the days work. But
when things are different from their
accustomed routine, all routine ceases.
There is nothing more vital to sue
cess-to happiness-to all that makes
up our daily living-than the art OF
bending circumstances to our will in
stead of being victimized by externan-
ties.
If man is a machine, he can per-
form his machine-like duties as long
as nothing unusual is asked of him
But If man is an individual, he must
learn how to meet the unusual. the
unexpected, even the inexplicabie.
Helpless chickens, accustomed to
guide their days by the sun, instinc-
lively accept darkness as a period for
roostfng-but need we show a parable