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Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-30

in his teens smoking his first, cigarette and hear him telling his chums the old man and the old woman don't know he is smoking. it sounds bad. Will that boy respect his father and mother in after years? . Woman's wirk is 1ever done and many times Mother. the life of the home, Is tired and discouraged. Give her a helping hand. Often when the supper Is over there Is lot of dishes % wash. The girls will say they have 10 time to help, for they are going to Lhe picture shows and are soon on the street and not seen again until bedtime. A question: Will the girl who leaves the work for mother make good wife for a poor man?
 Never since we have been a member of the Social Corner have we received as many cards on Christmas, for whict We wish to thank one and all for theiI kind remembrance.
 Wishing the Social Corner family, tht l editor included, Happy New Year, and hoping the y1%r will be the best you ] have lever had, I remain true friend to the Social Corner, the page whicr ! Is read with interest from ocean tt
 RURAL DELIVERY.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-30
FAST COLCHESTER

William Avery purehassd' 10 horse power gasoline engine recently. Mir. and Mrs wansr F. Mahoney df New London, Mr. and Mrs Frank 4 Case of Norwich and Mr, and Mrs Charles NJ. Geisthardt and little dzuehtsr Barbara Of Preston City spent christmae at the home of Mfr. and Mrs. Edward Nahoney.'
 Schools closed last Friday with tls 1suAl Christmas Exercises Miss RrsmeS of District had q Christmas tree heavi- Y laden with gifts for all William Avery last week butchefed q hog that weighed 5s5 pounds.
 Charles Kramer recently purchased d pair. of mules of A. Brazos q Sons oi M'ddietown.
 FIOcks of robins have been frequently seen about t6is community.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-30
DOM PEDR6,s THANKSGIVING.

Dear Social Corner Friends, was invited up to Norwich to spend Thanks giving day and went up the Saturday before. Sunday afternoon I went to the state hospital to call on some friends, but only saw one as the doctor in charge would not allow me to see one I, especially wished to see. He said only relatives were allowed to see patients until they had been there some time. There are 1,7O0 in the institution. Autos were parked in all the avenues and wis
 tors were coming and going all the time. There is a. lot of red tape to go through before getting anywhere
 There were 16 at our annual family reunion5 four generations being repre- sented at the table which was beauti- fully arranged by the youngest, a little girl not yet 12 years old: Our menu consisted of roast. duck, and all the fix fngs, all kinds of vegetables, three Kinds of pie, fruit, nuts and candy After we had gathered around the festive board
 UT host made $ few timely remarks and then we all, maae- 1t manifest that we had not left sour appetites at home. The ducks were done to turn and were delicious l. '~ There were friends from Groton, New London Norwich, MontviIleie. and one from Porto Rico, .~rs After the dinner our host thought he would celebrate the occasion ese he dynasnited: large rocks on his prem ises and they were blown all to pieces. He placed the dynamite on top of the rocks and the force. of the gexpiosion goes down. It was quite interesting. I supposed that holes had to be drilled to use dynamite, the same as for powder.
 The Sunday following Thanksgiving had a roast turkey dinner at another place. That was fine also. [ never bad two Thanksgivings so near together be- fore.
 Wednesday. the sixth of December, attended ths Social Corner club meeting It the Buckingham Memorial and had a fine time. x I met, many old friends and a lot of new ones. A fine dinner was provided by the sisters as usual. When the tables were removed we had a. lit- tle entertainment consisting of music, dancing, recitations, readings, etc, which was very interesting Then. the meeting broke up and all left for their homes ] took the 5.45 car for New London hay. ing had, a very enjoyable sThanksgiy- ing and hope all the sisters had as good
 Wish you all a happy New Year anr prosperous year for the dear old Cor
 ner- : - A 1 DOM PEDRO
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-30
LEFFNGWkLE

sherman L. Rogers of R. P. L, Troy. N. r., came home Friday last to spend the Christmas holidays with his parents, MT. and. Mrs S. Clinton Rogers of Wau-
 Stuart Collins ot Vermont Academy. Saxons River, Vt, is passing the Christ mas vacation With his parents, Rev. and Mrs. P. s. Collins.
 Deacon. '. c. heftflgweH had the us: nal family gathering at hts home e5 Christmas day. Nineteen were present and all thofoughiy enjoyed the day.
 Mir. and Mrs. Joseph 4. Elliott and Mrs Carrie Park entertained Mir. ana
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-30
sfncfbO APPKf3tt tji {

< D@ar xsistsrf of ssfis4 ygofnera a + am gzfttfaE to yalI tSlls, lgI svse Dee. .ptfore me, EzEaax moi, get d letter 4bf thanks into. the ofica ii time to 6e printed in next Satprday cnfuAr p&gg
 And T. want each one who so gdecess- fully tried to make tho, 4EnasS, G.. my lshutsih 9cc pl skaant to knew II 1nzts re- geived calls From two spt the sts&srs linoe Oct tsth Fall l1eross 3he street for S!tfte last time. and. h&ve A4d "A nurnhNc cf cards and IetteeS Which I have enjoyed very much. And Christmas cards ! have already receiv- a, Twenty of them have been fson tii 4lfsrent sociS Corner eks with Kords Of cofnfosx and eh sids ffo1s Elle ones printed on tE card, Do, yo1 wonder' then T. 'heszG isffEar aSitE 1iB words Much Appfeciktedf'' And D think yon-Atill rem nen1b Der me and are fuil of sympathy for me when I have pot been able to meet with you all ths past long snnnner TtA last tttps T wa, to be- at the Bncls iiass Twas Elis hrst Wednesday in March, zudlI dfd Tioi sst Co a single. pftiiE Ntthtss , etr. {, < Hui never mind as long as Am not <suffer, Ing 50 severely. A friend told me Ishl hhd asked sahtH to bfIfig iie, 57 new pair of walking sticks. Just think If ht should wouldn't thatS ag fiolfal i,. ii
 sdntgregted Reader. t # Int te tHaEiil s6u tnF the dainty pink SIX urnbreiIl gfn sent ma E as<E 3else s tt Wouldn't create q sensation If [, R6man of my Rges should appear on tht t,fest' with Hi But asfde% rom j6sIltiii il @ | dear little needle book and vefS Faaint and d&lpty. , Many thanks fol hat and the nlSe fa3 Sess < kf1o&f | would iike tc take tlzE And airil, 6fhsf Eft I receixsd from nan fl Waterbury to, show Kitty Is6a satld 'lekvi lfern long enough for her to make oni 5f each for harsAiE s>., ....,..........z-
 Then there IS pen wiper There AfS r6hr little round mats ahout the sit, q ( slnail teacup top ctdeRAten kanel Hhits with red buttonhoas adse. Thtf khers was a mat crccheteds Of red s4i1 ovef them and |. Wtfls9 SIX e sRndA about one aud cneshSaf9 inchal NslI and thy Eie.ll stlle.. eaAd soE --a .Ssasi olaeE siik stickias 6dt cf t. - | iiikk'
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-30
MAKE PAGE AND GATHERINGs5BETs
 TER THAN EVER

Dear Social Corner Members: As the New Year arrives let's try and make this one the best of~best years. Let each one, try and do her best to make our page and gatherings better tHzn. eyer. And we can if each one will help.
 Trettte: Was glad to hear from you through the Corner page.
 Club N6 l. meets in Efankitn hnit Willinantic Jan. 10, and each one should briag plate, cup. knife. fork and spoons, And please. don't forget to bring some thing good for the table. (
 want to thank all for cards sent l1e at Christmas, and I wish. each and every one the happies New Tears Ie-7 .-1.5 *'.t
 Be sure and bring a ten cent gift for the New Year tree. X; fa e.,s.s
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-30
EAeH FEAR BRYKGs MANY . " CHANCES.

Dear sokaal- Corner Friends: Another Christmas. has passed and let IS. hope no child; no one who is II and shut in and those on the bed Of sickness; none ef the aged people who may never sec Christmas again have been forgotten
 May the young people not forget the words Honor thy father and thy fnotheFs Home and mother are two words tfrzt always reach the heart. Tue soldier dying on the battlefield has his Music ais0 reaches the heart as it-tfid tn ths ease of Queen Victoria, who ld,d aot know one tune from another. bat when the orchestfA played Home. Swest Home the tears came to her eyes. :,
 r Another year IS nearly at hand. Ii Brings many Ehanges: In the rural dis tTicts with the telephone. the auto and ths radio the country people Are moi cu' of from t3fe sodtside world, ass the radic bFings news daily from many stations through the countrx It not only brirgs snkkrtailTnsnts with music and amusing sf6fies, But 1t is proGfable iii many diff fkfehE ines of business. Ws are get. ting nessagGs which come over one thousand miles. as clear 4S q teiephont call From neiehkof.-
 For many days 1t has been fine siedghing but not sleieh IS On the ro4d...s5 the eato for pleasure Aad tlit . truck for business keep the, horses 1T the barn which may be for the best d z some drivers never knew as much q How sss sisass lave chaaeSd, ais6 tSl people as well. hen ws see tho 6cs
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-30
flow To MAKE A DRY MOP.

Dear Corner, Folks: AAwe are starting on a new year let's all try and remem- Der Practical Polly's good advice to be,
 true blue" to the Corner throughout the year. s, ..--...-.-.-.-.-.. 4
 We can't all write such nice letters as she Chow I wish could), but if we do the best we can it wi1lvshoW the proper spirit and there are some who will ap- preciate our effort :. Another thing for those who Can at, tend the meetings and dinners to think of Is that there are many writers who live too far away: to attend other than an. occasional meeting. So about the only chance they have of getting acquainted with the differ ent writers is through the letters. And when reading them the bond of friend ship seems stronger even though we: know not their name or where they live. think that May. B. if ". B. A.. would write again 1t might start a Breeze and
 blow in 32 letters. Would not be sur pfised. ifeit developed, into a Whirlwind d and there were 1892 If as Old Timer
 and even Just me would know that every
 one was trying to Bee. True to the Cor ner page. If you can't do much Kezfah adage that cnfwy V fl A,ff eh gfienffifi
 DooAtte, you all remember tho old adage that Variety is the spice of life: |" Wen, as this is the spicy season F am
 nalxiHs this a Variety letter. For those who are fortunate enough to have coal
 duet and wish to remove it, hers is a nice
 way to make a dry mop yourself and save ta dollar towards paying for the 1 precfops coal.
 A bustless Msp: Start with an old
 broom Gut the straw of just below
 the wires which hold, it. to the. .liandle.
 Cover this with an old stocking and sew on to this covering the legs of other old stockings cut about twelve inches long and slit into one inch strips, up to two l inches of olie end. > Sew these around
 and around the,rsurfaee in rows about
 onS inch apart until iethe. mop is Of the desired thickness. sf4s. ".
 1 Then dip the mop into a solution ! of cue-half cup of melted paraiirl and
 one cup of kerosene and allow the liquid Ito dry on the strips. The mop may De Ikept moist by rolling it tightly when not in use and covering it with a pa- per bag @..<dte; x. .,sN...sf ', I Alhappy and prosperous New Year tc I our editor and readers is the wish ei ' TWICE TWENTY.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-30
OoRNER sisTERs. EvEnYwHpRF..

Dear Social cornet Sisters: 4d4d. not
 intend to come again 80 soon. but. when
 I read E. L. Ms letter I thought I would write and let her know whom she met that day hope i've shall meet agAinN Nsome time. did not think when
 I had that pleasant chat with fhe lady In! the store that was talking to a Social Corner sister, but that shows we
 live up to our name--Social. Now I
 wonder what club E. U. M beiongs4to. I Ebetohg to Club No 8, and that was
 Kensey I met and was telling of the
 Social Corner picnic we were to have. and wanted her < to coFts to. She vas coming the day before to stay over night with me. but 1t rained, so both were dis appointed +--
 We'll, Christmas day, 1922, has gone by. My husband and Spent the day with PrisciIla and her husband in, the old home where I have spent so many happy Chrtst1nas days in the years past, as Priscilla,s husband is the son Of . very dear aunt, who always included ne with her own four children in the |Eo6d tttnss on holidays Such as Christ
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-30

New HayenS-Alexander GaGiiardL who last week issued. a weekly, for street sales and which has been suppressed by the police. was arrested on q warrant charging him with issuance of 2 pubii. cation contrary to the stSte statutes.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-30

Nev HsTsi-A tentative budget oi ,s312.65s.if has been adopted by tSt board of apportioument in the First dis; trict, and s37.Sf3 in the Second dis. trict.> The budset is merely temporar5 and may be changed. at. the January meeting of the board when the HnaI budget is adopted and the board iaSt the city tax.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-30
GdRANDcH1rp HAD eRoUrY ooUdH

MN srandchiid could fef no relief whate - from q very bad crcupy cough writes Peter Lands. Meyefsdaae, Ra., until I gave him Feaeys Honey and Tar. It fs i great hsi6 for chest and throat trouhieL'. Coughs. colds. croup throat. chest and bronchial irritati6ns quickly relieved with Foley's Honey and gar. Contains no 6pi&tss=< snsrediSnfs printed 6n tie wrapper. Stood tkz tsst of tine. serving thres sentralious. kss 6 osgood Cd.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-30
svnE roaeoTTEa.N NDrAlNo EoNd

3EVEE RO1G0TTEst NDC1aNGs LONG
 v SICKNESS. z Dear SoctaI Corner $ sisters: i want to hank you for all .youg .jkudgkss. to my alotKer (Grzndniz H. during her long Illness
 i She received comforting. and cf1eery Sttefs, lovely postcards and other cards, 5Fetty gifts and oeauttfGt movers, both lslt and potted ones.
 J Tn fact, during her whole ESRese4, sick feess she waseheveF fef ette1 And, So many who Were d e Came see her. And only Wes geeS wtth her knew BOW she enjoyed seeing you. NJ She loved you all and was always Happy when her health bernattted her to kttend a Social Corner gatharingS
 She reached her Journeys end Dec Mt 5. p. m. lust vent .te Etsah and -awoke n a land where there Is no more pain or \ Clubs No. 3 and 3 .SeaE bsaSufi,al S ai aoweEs for ket funeral, a did fF'rss klir ssranga FragklA church, znd many dGat ssriendg ... ....". ' We also thank you "f6P tffe words words oi Spmfort and sympathy and kindliness re. { God Bless yeu ofie 'attti afL ,'-1-- r < z
 Gratefully.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-30
FNiS,w H0Ds.:

NtSw HoHs. %&c. ' Out of tSe diietahesl far. I hear The voice. of an anget, low and clear, Fastening the .Old.. Years tagging feet, Bidding SbIFn .g,itetfy retreat
 To join. those Sther RySang Years, Old ag6d by. s6rrowg and by tears; Asking what victories; have. besn won, What S3sS sSS5 asSSO1aptthssh' mp h5as brye deeds what things tS i.s .ss tfasedredtsa :. In the Book s S Destiny . s4 Then rissttR up Tts,9.S;;otts 4fiasseyes 1, The OJd efS3;t.. sad and Worn, In. shaken .,Ydtce the. trdtf5 to tell
 or co9atla dTsapt x t6fhtres1ts n s!!1 borne, 70, Angsi. SEihAA .th@ rHtient bs2 For many 4iSgs ts hsye [ s9ftowsd s9 me; Has of it's ,stEshgn been greatly Ftven ,cOqfusing are Ssdg gg::3 Feyefissz Y Slz 1.,. Then spake the Afgeda patiently ''-' "old YFAr,-4lls3S days are done Mourn !RctsS inst2 opportunities,
 The Nsw@ Yea+ q waits to ; don thy win hiS 1 Ii sssR4 s NsN, ta Hopes ;I sto earth.
 Send Opportunity conee more, And pray that he. whos hears it's knock vii open wide. the doo-. With hflp setSd 2 '''rrayer for, Peace,
 For Peace 6ne Earth 3unongst fellow.
 mel ga 'asS5TA% s.S':+ '-.~ A Lasting Peace that win assure No dreadse9 aHaTss RgaShfaT e."7.. The sweet 7eiSe :spahe nc more.
 ,9Ss 9s'-lt@s7- ssiS' r -1f Then suddenly upon: tie sky < ;
 There gleameds d :Fosy) lightI &. The oldS'Teaff had passed dc;on with hel s Under yfhS 5shelter2of the night And irf- hIs eplass -tAere siaSrG babe
 The New YeHr7 had been born ;4 New Hope sprang up within my breast
 TAs waFiaih1Erst into sonE t-sZ. B.
 --SIaris9 in Bos' tsh Gsobe " ss ts Si D 3 Issssas TSs s5uth 9siiHd i i | seSrtsd Aamp
 And. wooss you tn a Kiss, % sl- T6eNaWest wind ts Fl sSSSrsY4. lad s And, roatuS the World wtfs
 fAe east wind isssthe yeast Eiftf for It raises storm, Sput ioi, rfiS north. w4hd ss .teErda agant
 A perfect yfsagoa ~..
 .fG .--fS '-sSG 1farN---F z -E-11S- v gas. SSAss saesa asorGa aoaud .-osta1ns,. hi -saSSeateg-s s...Ei. s | iA v VI L--S '''s;4
 Assesehrieka .EsSt loof5anoapd s... A9a sf s1s t5aslIshs ;ola dead ao,;aF lssTs' iii. left by lazy folks for me &Eae4 FE ssseeEI :. :-...:S.- ;~s.: And scolding thus she yields her broom ,f Aid s9 eps etiis afafd Cape Siean. N
 A 7.1tiaaa, ,IfsiaE .In. Ns# York, Herald ssH B h Twis Tgsssy' a.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-30
SHINE YOUR BEST. EVEN THE MODEST LIGHT
 -e:,s < < WE MAY CAST HAS VIRTUES. ::
SOCIAL. CORNER PRIZE WINNERS FOR DECEMBER
ONE DOLLAR EACH
.er entttlsd Now. and Then.

ITo ,TRoTIEE for letter entitled To Tor letter entitled New Cooking
 RoxANNA for letter entitled Clothes for letter entitled Opportunity To TwFcE TWENTY for entitled Make Dry Mop
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-30
---IIl,--.ll.5lI -l--.-~- } 5bolAE aoRNsa Hsars. sJanuary s.-Meeting of Club No. 5 at Buckingham Memorial. s.,
: ANsWlslts -;.arni sIlroUrnres.

EEzaAH. DooLIFTEE,s TFfHODA. HOPE CoBWEB, IoiEa ls GAEf1A LILY,
 DORfNDA Many thanks and every ;goodl Wish for fhs se@a 9sskfSss s~-'
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-30

-saS a6teg-sfttssse .:-s;. s -sAt sAt sL--SS :.s''s1 .Assdszehrtslsal ES5ts loHla5anoupd - And see. tbs trashz.73the sold dead leAyeI And tS}s4gs sasfap groundf iii. left by lazy folks for me
 SeFen4 AZ :. ..-,-.ss- z.~s,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-17
CERT AIM RELIEF
FOR INDIGESTION

ind!ros ton ii,nd its attendant ills.
such IS dyspG psia. h.hrt-hurn. sour
stomach. Sriuug palms. dyscrt"ry.
dtarrnoea, cine, oholora morbus.
chronic C pnStipatiou. gas. etc. and
even sick. noIa'ous headaches, are al
r"ctly ira ,"a b." to disorders IN the
digestive ztns, and can now be-
quickly lic,"d with nov cordial
called Anti ermont" originated by
4 druss!st anti recommended by ply
s.cians.
Tho food Tturs before 1T is fully
"IS"Si"d, t1Mi putting Into solution
Toxic ""''"i Is that are absorbed into
No system -rittinr tho n'estincs
ana ""uini i'p Inflammation. To
avoid TINS. II simply have To pre-
vent termeti "a ton by using Anti
r'ormcu;
Anti Ferrnl ncutralizcs tho acid
condition - thc stomach. cleanse.
an" sw'"t"rii u bowels soothcs and
he"Is the iHu 4. d iulcsiues mad in
creaS"s the . ,w OF gastric juices.
ewing quici:a Al certain relief. Get
bottle OF -titi.n ermcnt from your
druggist, VIII arantn. Of sa,is.
factory rcsuts p, money returned.
II VIII impr&sfFt your appetite. Give
you Fes'!u! sic ep sud ara he YOU feel
better Than ou ever fo!t in your
!!!c.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-17
RECOMMENDS REJECTION
CHARTER CHANGE PAPER
Action Taken by Ordinance
Body, Despite Ilirschbcrg's
Urgent Appeal.

Despite Councilman John u4rsch-
'"rg's urgent appeal In favor Of his
'"solution providing for tho appoint
'nent OF special joint committee ON
'hartcr changes. tho Ordinance Com
"-''ec i"st night returned The paper
4" Conncii with tho Recommendation
mat 1t DO rejected. MIR. llIrschbcrg
stated tina. he had no Interior mo-
ives In insisting that tho committee
70 named lie said no .as not aa-
'"ch'ing any material change IN the
resent form OF government. and was
'''aily opposed 10 manager form.
mo only change nav. Ia mind"
taId Mr. it!rschbcrE. lis that az re-
"ieeh membership Of Council ana tho
AnoIishment OF the bicamoral Coun-
W. hcI!"v" on" couuciimnuic body.
m" members .! which should be paid
'"r their services. might b" better
"pIe TO take care of tho city's inter
'''s than the present bicameral
Council"
q resolution designed to nx tho
Phlary Of d"tnct ivc-SorCcau with
That OF lieutenant was roforrod 10
w" Director ~ Public welfare Tor
"fltt"n statement. = resolution re-
H'eS'ius tho director to include in
H'S budget for u.Nr yoar provisions
'"f IN" payment Of uniforms. cauz
ana oN'rcoats for policemen ana n!c-
n n. taking tho Same course. I, ia
Hh1"ift"od that members or Council
"iil cndcavor to secure action ON
me proposition Of Increasing til. sal.
'fy %! all mcmbcrs OF tho ro!ico DC.
partIucuf.
Director Myers ssld no would
commend higher pay, II CouncIi
would supply tho funds
IN opinion from tho cts. Attorney
Indicated that Council could no, pro-
'.hit employment Of nnnrcsIdru,s In
Si'lons In tho cltv government that
i'IH!r" technical or special knn.yl-
'Ir". and resolution DESIGNED to
.."hlnlt Such employment Was 70
:, rr"d to tho cit" ATTORNEY. with Tho
quest that hc prepare au ordinance
''qu!Tine all persons employed by
IN" city. who arc not rcGu!rAI to
h"SS"sS technical or expert knowl-
.dGe. 70 10 residents aud voters Of
,l" city.
Tn" committee authorized director
NJ"rs 10 !ssn" /. traffic order chang
rE tho turning poln, for jituoys
"h'n hI."d IN route 80 from "A
d son street 10 Sycamore St-cc, pI
f"c'or Myers said The Addison S'r.c.
'.HnlrT point "ss near a puhUc
school building anh that tho hazard
was great
The proposed ordinance rc1uiring
Sr""dome'crs on al motor ycl,!cics
VAS r"comm" to Council FOR
rejection.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-17
HAJORITG OF FIFTY
OVER ALL IS WON
BY CONSERVATIVES

continued From FIRST PaEc)
csrrtary OF ireland. aud Frederick
&; k"iiaway former postmaster
q cncral were severe blows to
l. lloyd George, who. however. had the
a abstraction of seeing his son re-
I. Ir.ncd by a biz majority. while both
h secretaries. Sir Edward VI. GriGg
Al I'd q. II. Shakespeare. were elected.
hsuuith Near DrIcnt.
AR. hsUuith himself had Il narrow
90 cape from defeat aud his chief
h, nchmcn. sir Donai Macl."an aud
" alter IIuncinnn. went down.
Major Lloyd George. The former
II cmicrs son had al, enormous ma
jH ity at Pembroke. his poll bctni;
81. 'ic /" 1908 fpt the Laboritc. Jcn-
kh IS. Isut tn" GrorGoIi. Liberals
co, tinu'd to fare badly aud. although
Ii, 81 George WAS elected unoppus.I
fot o"ruarv"n, the G.orEcit. canGi-
da! C. Mayor {. t.. Hrc"~c. Was defeated
for TIA" County uf CarnaryOu by the
La '"ri,e X. r. Jones. by more than
i.Gi o.
a noteworthy r"turn was the re-
"lc' ZION al tho new pensions min
iste =. G"org" 6. Tryon. despite the re
con- agitation against tho propoycd
abr ii;iOu ~ that ministry.
7! ne rosul; az tho contest for Lon
don University where II. q. Wells.
the novelist WAS q candidate, may
not bc announced for Il day or two,
as University voting Is conducted by
mall extending DIcr "a week
Mrs. Wimtrinrhnm Wins.
tt second Woman of thirty who
rhn ITO b" returned go the new Iiuus"
ot ommons Lady As;or I"lng tho
hist. vas Margaret Wiutr!ugham. TIA.
prost mt in"mb"r FOR tn" Luuth
hivis ION OF Lincolnshire. Mrs. Win
iring hnm retains her scat with H.
COS oi.s, against tn" Couseryativ.
candt late. Sir Alan diutChings. win
I0.7?e votes
sir Arthur Griffith Boscawcn. Min
is'"r OF Health I'm the Bounr Law
cabin u. was defeated by his Liberal
oppou mt ia the Taunton Division Of
5omcr set.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-17

SYDNEY. =. s. Nov. lt.-Thc
Australian National Research Coun-
ell has approved the proposal 10 hold
tho pan-rac!Nc Scientific Congress in
Sydney and Melbourne mex, year. fol-
lowing ar appeal hv y. Andrews. New
South Wales government reoio2; st.
The 5000 pound appropriation ny the
commonwealth FOR the Congress will
be expended through tho institute
OF Science and Industry in invita-
ton 10 participate in tho Congress
already has been sont 10 the National
Research Council OF tho Unitdc states
and has been accepted.