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Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-13
Davis Theatre.

A big time vaudeville and feature pie ture program is booked for this theatre today. Tuesday and Wednesday. The headline act is the Ander Sisters who are known as Those Three Clever Girls. q trio of charmingly pretty and clever young women who present a most novel offering consisting of singing and dancing. in the presentation of which they disclose in the
 most modest way some of the mysteries of the theatre dressing room. for besides
 being excellent singing and dancing art
 sts the Ander Sisters make those phe-
 nomenal lightnigg-like changes of cos
 tunes which have puzzled the vaudeville
 patrons since the earliest days of tights
 and spangles. When the curtain ascends
 on their act you will see upon the stage
 a trio of dressing tables with the usua-
 paraphenalia and decorations usually
 seen in any ladys boudoir. At these ts- bles the Ander Girls make up in full view
 of the audience They trip out upon the stage garbed as Irish colleeus and for each succeeding number in their repor- toire they peel off a layer of garments until when the act concludes-well, you will have 10 sec it to understand and sp- pTeciate the merits of this unique and highly entertaining offering. The next sc' is McRae and Clegg in a novelty bicycle act The third act is Harry Garland. whc offers q hlackface comedy act entitled The 1 Jail Bird The fourth act is Sampson and Douglas. clever pair Of entertain CTS. in aH eccentric singing. talking and dancing specially. The feature picture is Tom Mix. the flashing. daring interpreter
 of western action. in The Daredevil pic 1 ture written mad directed by himself 1 Paramount Screen Magazine completes | this big spectacular program
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-13
ANNOUNCEMENTS
At Kingston Fair.

On Governors day Thursday there will be a big state reception to the distln- gushed guest and his party.
 On Friday all the children under Is years will be admitted free of charge and the energies of the management will be directed toward giving them the time of their young lives. Fast racing over splendid track with increased purses and premiums will be feature of every af- ternoon's entertainment.
 very elaborate exhibit is being ar ranged by the child welfare department of the state board of health. This will be unique and interesting.
 The war department will show dis play of captured relics, etc, at the special recruiting office on the fair grounds.
 The especially attractive bill of vaude- vile entertainment that has been secured for this year will liven the daily proceed ngs. The bill includes the Balton Troupe. consisting of three beautiful girls assisted by a comedian in an exceptionally strong aerial act; the Halman Bros, two clever acrobatic comedians the Dancing Duo,
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-13
Breed Theatre.

William S. Hart is at the Breed theatre today and Tuesday in one of the best pie
 lures of his career. It is called The Toll Gate and is a thrilling and unusually ap- pealing story of the rugged days of the olden west. Mir. Hart appears as Black Deering. head of a bandit gang, but an honorable man beneath his rough exte- rior. Deering is anxious to abandon his life of pillaging. but Jordan, his chief lieutenant. urges him on one more holdup. It is a frame-up and Deering is captured, but he manages to escape and performs several thrilling and hazardous feats in order to elude the sheriff's posse that is trailing him. Eventually Deering reaches safety in a clearing where the cabin of Mary Brown is located. She proves 10 be the deserted wife of Jordan. Under her influence Deering resolves to do tho right thing and gives himself to the sheriff. As a volunteer. he rescues a detachment of deputies from Jordan and kills the traitor. As a reward, the sheriff allows him his freedom, provided he departs south into Mexico. The Toll Gate is the first of the
 big new William s. Hart productions made by his own company 10 be re- leased by Paramount Aircraft. It augurs
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-13
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Saturday Market

New York. Sept 11-Stocks were und- ,r tncesssnt pressure during today on he further weakness of foreign exchange and lack of construction developments. Jl7. s'eels equipments investment rails shippings and motors were the center of 5cartsh activity at extreme reactions of , to points, with feeble recoveries at The close.
 Mexican and Pen-American Petroleum Houston pu. Bethlehem and U. s. steels Baldwin locomotive. Studebaker. Canad- ID and Southern Pacifics, Reading and American International represented the nore reactionary issues. Sales amounted 70 225. GOO shares.
 The reaction in exchange. for which 90 very definite explanation was forth 'omlng. forced the British rate below 'o.5o, the lowest quotation for demand pills since the early part Of last March. French. Belgian, Italian and German 'emittances also broke sharply in the ace of the most extensive gold import movements of the year
 News of the day bore little relation o the financial markets. The commer- iia- agencies reported improvement in lome lines of business as a result of ieasonal conditions, but reports from in iustrial centers were of a cautionary character
 The clearing house statement was fa- torable. actual loans and discounts show ug another substantial contraction, with , very moderate decrease of surplus re- lerNes. Net demand deposits increa sed 'y slightly over S24.OoO ,0O0, more than hsettins last weeks decrease
 Bonds reacted with stocks. most do- nestle issues, including Liberties, losing sround. An exception was again pro- rded by the new French issue. which increased in premium to 1 Is per cent Total sales tpar value) aggregated & 53ooo. Old U. S. Fs ganst 1-4 Der cent on call during the week.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-13
Eastern seaFue,
Information al Learue.
GAR WOOD. JR., WON SECOND
 HEAT IN GOLD NUGGET RACl

Detroit, Sept. 12-Gar Wood. Jr H., of the Detroit Yacht Club, with G. A Wood at the wheel. took the second heat and first prize in the Gar Wood S5 900 gold nugget race in the gold cup regat- Ia here this afternoon. Woods elopsed time for the distance was 59:35 an av- craze of 43.5 statute miles an hour.
 Sure Cure of the Detroit Yacht Club
 winner of yesterdays heat and Miss Nassau, of the Cleveland Yacht club. were disqualified by their failure to fin
 ish today's heat. and it was decided not to run third heat tomorrow. The standing of the three contenders for the ! two heats was: Gar Wood, Jr., H., 6: Sure Cure 4: Miss Nassua 3. | A pretty finish marked the second 22
 1-2 mile heat in the Sallan trophy race ] for cabin cruisers with q maximum speed of r miles an hour. The heat
 was won by Lidwina III, of the Buffalo Launch Club
 | Entering the river after the swing into the lake in eighth place. the Buffalo cruiser with F.. B. Egan at the wheel overlook six others before reaching the lower turn into the home stretch. In the half mile from the last turn to the l finish line, Lidwina overhauled Cornelius | H. of the Cleveland Yacht Club and | crossed the line less than one minute | ahead of the Cleveland cruiser
 The other six, "2 P. M.," of Dertoit White Cap, Toledo; Tillamook Dertoit Mauval. Dertoit; Pidando, Dertoit, and
 Lilli Nesta Dertoit, crossed the finish
 line in the order named within four min untes after the victor.
 The final heat in the sallan race will l be run tomorrow.
 1 secong heats in the Carl Fisher tro.
 phy race for displacement boats capable | of 35 statute miles an hour and the golc 1 challenge cup race will feature tomt~ rows racing. It was announced today that Miss Toronto, of the Toronto boa
 club will start in the gold cup race to morrow.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-13
NEW HAVEN CLUE CAPTURED
 EASTERN LEAGUE TENANT

Nv Haven, Conn, Sept. 12.-The East err '-l-I. season closed today. with
 .i Eanders New Haven team captur- u- Inc pennant. Springfield, by winning .o6zy while Worcester was losing two games to Albany, finished as runner-up o tLe local club Dan Howley's Hart lord team finished fourth. climbing into .hC Eist dIylsion from seventh position by ts vicgu et in the last three weeks
 f' Ndisn's Bridgeport club which had pushed New Haven out of first place sev- esdl t'H-s IT the early part of the season, iro1ed out of the first division in the dosing days of the race and finished in a ic with Pittstield for fifty place. Albany 'ndcd it's first season in the league in 'eventh position and Waterbury was last
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-13
RIVALS BREAK EVEN IN
 THEIR WEEK END GAMES

The Rivals broke even in their two wce6 end games played in Baltic Sat u,dsy- in pitchers battle Lebanon de- feated the ivals ? to 1 in the tenth inning Not q two hase hit was made in the game Earl Papineau. who is back with the Rivals, pitched good ball, but his tema- mates collc not produce the hits when needed. Ficher pitched good ball for the winners. The feature of the game was ths playing of the shortstop, R. Cum miugs, for Lebanon.
 Sunday the Fancy Corner Sluggers came to Baltic and met defeat by the score of ' to s. Corcoran pitched good ball for the Sluggers, but his teammates, with the score $ to 4 in favor of the Sluggers, with some wilw heaving, lost the game and let the Rivals score in the seventh and eighth innings and tie the score in the ninth with two down and three men on bases Captain Simoneau comes to bat and knocks the ball to left center for the winning run.
 Saturdays score:
 Lebanon .....0 0 1 0 0 0 Q 1-2 Rivals .... ....I 0 0-I
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-13
Davis rheatr.-rhe Girl in the Llmous

Davis Theatre-The Girl in the Limoustnf
 The Girl in the Limousine will drivS into Norwich on Wednesday. Sept 18th for an engagement Of one night. with A, H Woods directing the wheel. and vitb distinguished and notable company oi farceurs to park at the Davis theatre It is a farce written by Avery Hopwood. author of The Gold Diggers, and Wilson Collison. co-author of Up in Mabers Room. This is sufficient comment to de note it's merry character.
 Chief among the funmakers will bs Harlan Briggs. Thomas J. Evans, Dau Malloy. Daniel Stevens, Jane Tden. Mary Diehl Lydia Machette. Viola Scott and others.
 IL is asserted that all the ladies are 1 beautiful and all the men young ana handsome.
 The plot of The Girl in the Limousine ! is based on the complications resulting 1 from the depositing of a young society man in a gay young matrons boudoir under the very he'd in which she is fast asleep After being despoiled of his raiment. the thugs who robbed him hi | him on the head and drag him under ths led unconscious. The embarrassing posi-. | [ 0n when he comes 10 and when the lsdy awakens affords hilarious laughter.
 Seat sale opens today at 10 a m
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-13

The New York Yankees began their western tour by taking two out of three games from the Cleveland rivals, out playing the Indians in the field and at bat With the exception of the game lost to Cleveland, the New York twirlers were effective in every contest last week. While Cleveland was disposing of the tai-end Philadelphias today, the Yankees ay hard batting. defeated Detroit New York will go 70 Chicago Thursday for a three same series
 The Chicago Americans succeeded in winning a series last week from Boston, which has been a troublemaker for the .hree nennant contenders, but today the White Sox were unable to hit Courtney of Washington.
 The Brooklyn Nationals pounded out IA base hits last week, surpassing their ovn weekly record of 112 this season. Their two defeats in Philadelphia were by close margins. St Louis pitchers could not check the batting and the Superbas won their eighth straight today when Crimes shut cut Chicago. Cincinnati after disposing of the Cardinals with Ittie effort was ripped up in Boston at the start of it's eastern invasion dropping three outof four games The Reis rested tSiav and after the Phila- delnh-a series. opening tomorrow, will c0 to Brooklyn Thursday for the so-called 'CruciaI' series.
 The New York Nationals pitching staff yielded only seven runs in as many games last week Today, however, the Giants Tell befoTc St. Louis, which lost seven straight games last week, three to Gin oinna- and four to Brooklyn. Pitts bursh which took four games out of ayH from the Giants on their recent western trip. will come 10 New York or Thursday The Pirates are eight games behind the league leaders.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-13
TAFIVlLLE

Miss Dion of Merchants avenue left Saturday night for Staten Island. N Y. where she will Atterd school at the Acad- emy of Our Lady of the Blessed Sacra- ment
 Different parties of young people took in the dances at the St. Jean hall. Baltic. and at Wildwood park, Moosup, Saturday night.
 A party of young men went fishing Saturday night and came home with a nice string of mud pout.
 A meeting of the K. of C. members was held Sunday morning in their rooms on Providence street, with a large at- tendance. The usual routine of business was transacted. It was voted to hold a smoker this week Thursday at which they will elect officers for the ensuing year.
 Thomas P Sears, formerly employed by the Graham Ire Co. of Watertown, Mass. is now employed by G. c. Grant of this village Morey's Jazz Band, Ashland Casino, tonight.-adv.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-13
Now Playing at the strand:


 The Strand has five big time acts for Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, featur- ing Kuhn. Liechter & Co. in the making of movie stars. This company is well known In the film industry and are on the lookout for possible movie stars. Movies will be taken on the stage in full view of the audience. A panoramic scene will also be taken of the audience at each peT- formance 70 people in each scene. Heres your opportunity, be in the movies, or see your friends and neighbors in them. There will be bathing girl contest on Tuesday night and a special "Wednesday matinee for children Wednesday. Have d good laugh, plenty os comedy. riots of laughter. Movies taken iE theatre and around the city on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday will be shown at the Strand on Thursday, Friday. and Saturday. See yourself in the movies. There will be four other big time acts and Alice Brary will be shown in a siX-part special feature en- titled The Divorce Game. Read this little lyric with apologies to the Norwich Chamber of Commerce:
 Let others do it. was a phrase Popular in other days. Strand was cheerful, Did the work. Took the blame But did not shirk. Strand has struck now, It is not down. For no one man Can run a town. Wake up, people. l We will not rest. All for Norwich We give the best. The Strand has attractions That give satisfaction. So come on, Let's goi An up-to-date weekly will close thif | star show.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-13
CRACK SHOTS TO GIVE
 EXHIBITION AT WESTERLY

The 1920 Winchester shooting team will give an exhibition at the club grounds of the Westerly South County Rod and Gun club on Sept. 22. Extraor- dinary feats with rifle, pistol and shotgun will nc shown by this company of world famous shooters, which includes MT. and Mrs. Ad 1opperwein, fancy shooting art lsts with rife, pistol ard shotgun; Charles Spencer, holder of highest grand average at trarshooting for II years 1909 to 9l9; Fedr 5. Tomlin, professional trap- shooting champion of New Jersey; Boyd r. lIuncan, professional champion of Ten nessee Virgil Richa,d, maker of 100 yard small boTrH outdoor open competition rec ord; Chef Fender, greatest shot of base taE world and former pitching star of world champion EEiiedelphia Americans
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-13
AMERICAN LEAGUE RACE CLOSE

a steady downpour of rain, with the pros poets of continued wet weather for the rest of the day. The grounds were not in the best condition on account of the wear and tear of the recent fair, and it was a question whether it would be safe to play on the field if the weather were to clear during the afternoon. Tn. view of these circumstances of weather and con- dIrion of grounds both managers thought it advisable to call the game off. It is to be regretted that so many of the fans from this and the surrounding towns were disappointed in not seeing the two teams in action, for both were keyed ur to high pitch and both were confident Of winning. The game will be played al later date which will be announced within the next few days.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-13

he yielded four hits and a pass. only 2S batmen actually faced him in nine innings. All of the Brooklyn players made one or more hits except Myers and Miller, both of whom aided, how ever with sacrifices.
 Grimes received perfect support by his teammates, who had total of 20 as sists Olson repeated his spectacular fielding of yesterday Vaughn of the Cubs pitched steady ball until the fifth inning, when Schmandts Texas leaguer dropped safely in center field and then bounded over Paskerts head for a lucky triple. From this point he was hit hard.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-13
CARDINALS WON OPENING
 GAME OF SERIES WITH GIANTS

New York Sept. 12-St. Lou won the first game of the series from ew York today to 3. The Giants wea. into the last inning with the score of 6 to against them and started rally which included five hits and three runs. Haines then gave way to Sherdel. With |-the bases filled Young was thrown out at first, ending the game
 The Giants played poorly in the field and were unable to solve Haines curves until the ninth inning. In the seventh, Kelly and Bancroft pulled off a triple play. With three Cardinals on the paths, Lavan drove a liner to Kelley who stepped on first retiring McHenry for the second out and then threw to Ban croft, who touched second before Horns by could get back
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-13
FIVE MEMBERS OF TEXAS CLUB
 WILL JOIN MAJOR LEAGUES

San Antonio, Texas, Sept. 12.-Five members of the local Texas League club will go to the major leagues by sale this fall while Lear, first baseman, and Kel- ly and Garten, pitchers, have been claimed by recall by the New York Giants
 Ed Brown, outfelder, Ewell Gross, shortstop, and Claude Davenport, pitch CTS will go to the Giants Walter Stew art, pitcher, to Detroit Americans and Frank Gibson, catcher, to the Boston Braves
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-13
OBSTACLE RACE FOR HoRsEMEN
 WON BY LIEUT.. LEQIO OF ITALY

Antwerp, Sept. 12-In the obstacle race for horsemen held in connection with the Olympic games, the individual prize was won by Lieutenant Leqo of Italy. Major Valerie of Italy was sec ond and Captain Lewenhaupt of Swed- en third
 The Amercan competitors finished as fellows: Captain Allen, seventh; Major Downer, twelfth, and Major West, eigh- teenth.
 In the hurdles competition Sweden won first place with fourteen points l Belgium was second with 1925, ItaIy third with 1875. France fourth wFt | BAYS and the United States fifth witt
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Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-13
What Is Goiny On Tonight.

Vaudeville and Motion Pictures at the Strand.
 Motion Pictures ta Breed Theatre Vaudeville and Motion Pictures at Davis Theatre.
 Common Council Meeting in Council Chamber.
 Uncas Lodge No. II. L O. o. F., meets in Odd Fellows Hall
 Thames Union, No. 137. U. E. of C. and J. Of A, meets in Carpenters Hall
 Norwich Aerie, No. 367, r. o. E., meets in Eagles Hall
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-13
GRAND CIRCUIT OPENS AT
 SYRACUSE TRACK TO-DAY

Syracuse, N. Y. Sept. 12.-Fve events, with purses totalling S13,5o0, comprise the opening days programme of the Grand Circuit meeting here tomorrow in connection with the New York State Fair. The feature event of the days card is the matron state for 3-year-old trotters, with a purse of S6,500 The Empire stake, S10,000, will be contested Tuesday The speediest of the big line 21 trotters are entered
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-13
GOODYEAR FORFEITED TWO
 GAMES TO M'KINSEY STEET,S

Akron, Ohio, Sept. 12.-The Mckinney Steels, Class A champions of Cleve- land, won the second and deciding game of the National Baseball Federation eli imitation series from the Goodyear team of Akron to by forfeit, the Akron team failing to report for the game. The Goodyears also forfeited yester- days game, The winners will play the Buick team of Flint. Mich, next Sat urday and Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-13
K. or C.-AsHLAND CAME
 POSTPONED: WET GROUNDS

The second championship game between the Norwich K. of C. and the Ashland
 eaUs was postponed yesterday afternoon 'n account of the threatening weather and the condition of the grounds Early the morning both Manager Holland and Manager Chase decided to wait until il.a0 before taking any action on the sar-c. At the time mentioned there was
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-13
sCHLEIMER FEDERALs DEFEATED
 BETHLEYS OF CINCINNATI

Cleveland. Sept. 12-The SchIeimer eliminated the Bethleys of Cincinnati from play in the Class National Baseball Federation championship by winning today's game 12 to :. The Fed erals also won yesterdays game. They will meet the winner of the Detroit Toledo series next Saturday and Sun day.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-13

He's always on the job Just one exam
 ple In a series with St. Louis we caught
 Sisler stealing second seven. successive times. This was due to Dannie. He
 caught the hit-and-run signal between the batter and Sisler, and the result was a l pitch-out and an easy play at second.''
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-13
BRAZIL DEFEAT CHILE IN
 FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT

Vina Del Mar, Chile, Sept 11-Brazil defeated Chile by score of to in the opening game of the South Ameri- can football tournament here today. A Chilean player accidentally knocked the ball through his own goal. giving the Brazilians tn evictory. More than. 12,- 900 spectators were present at the game
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-13
Tribute to Danny Murphv,

Danny Murphy, former Norwich man, is thought quite lot of by the people in Philadelphia, Dan having played with the Athletics for 10 or l5 years and was 8 top notch player. The following tribute was printed in the Philadelphia Inquirer concerning Dan:
 Next to Connie Mack, consider Dan- ny AEprIiaY- the -hrainiest man m baseball
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-13
W ashingtOn (Al
chicsTo CA)

TAT baTIfd lcr NIlIdms m bLn.
 "a Charity out for passing Eferbe base. Score by innings Washington .. ........N q . . 7-5 Chicago O.. ..........D 0 . G-0 Two base hits, E. Collins, Judge. Courtney, Char rity J. Collins
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-13
DODGERS STRENGTHEN LEAD
 RY DEEFATINc rT

Brooklyn. \. Y, Sept 12-The Brook Iyn Nationals got firmer hold on first place today when they continued their hard hitting and fast fielding and won the first game of the series from Chi cago, to 0. Grimes of the Superbas was invincible throughout and, although
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-13
SATURDAYS RESULTS. Ma4f,,nt IU.

oATOhUAIo hEoOLIos
 National LsaIus New York 2. Chicago :. Brooklyn ;. St. Louis l. tFirst game.l Brooklyn ?, St. Louis Q. Second gamel Pittsburgh 2. Philadelphia ?. Boston ,. Cincinnati | tFirst game Boston ?, Cincinnati O. tsecond game)
 American eagas. New York S. CleTeland ?, Boston 9. Chicago [. Detroit 5. Philadelphia 2. St. Louis B, Washington $. First gan1e.l St Louis Y. Washington . Second game)
 Eastern Ieauue. Springfield g. New Haven :. tFirst gamel Springfield 70, New HaFeh :. Second game.I Worcester 10. Albany l. First game.l Worcester [. Albany ?. Second game.) Pfttsfeld ,. Bridgeport 9. Hartford 6, Waterbury > tFirst ssmeI Hartford 1. Waterbury 8. Second game.l
 International League Jersey City 1. Syracuse B. C6 inninrl Rochester 5. Akron 9 Buffalo .. Toronto ]. Baltimore g. Reading ,.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-13
YANKEES WON EASY VICTORY
 OVER TIGERS 13 TO

Detroit, Sept 12.-New York won from Detroit 13 to today Babe" Ruth went hitless. Although at bat six times he drew four passes. Mays, who started for the Yankees, was retired after allow ing five hits that resulted in four runs in one-third of an inning, Score:
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-13

whirlwind and novelty dancing, and Ro- bin, the king of comedian juggTers.
 All indications are that the 1920 King ston fair will be the biggest ever.