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Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-01

East Hampton. - Treadway Cava. naugh post. No. ss. American Legion has been presented a pool table by L. A. Duryea which will be used in their club room at the town hall.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-01

yon.
 Miss Lena Saunders is recovering from grip.
 Mrs. William Johnson. of Hop~ Valley was a guest Saturday of her mother Mrs. Lulu Palmer
 Erlo c. Barber and Paul Irish nov ed the household goods of Mir. an1 Mrs. Henry Wright to Alton, Friday last.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-01
c. ARTHUR KEENEY, !, HORACE ROOD


 HORACE ROOD
 FREDERICK CHAMBERLAIN,
 Committee. F. E. Guild and H. c. Lathrop, au- ditors.
 There was a shower of groceries preserves, and vegetables at the par sonage Monday afternoon for the new minister's family. The parson- age has been cleaned and put in or der for the new occupants, who will arrive as soon as travelling eondi- tions permit the moving of their household goods by motortruck from
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-01

The man who doesn't have the ser vices of that great teacher, experience, nay live to a green old age.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-01
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Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-01

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Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-01
WINDH.AM

The Windham Center district held it's annual meeting Saturday evening and the following reports were pre- sented:
 Treasurer's Report
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-31
STRIKE TALK HUSHED
BY WILSON'S MESSAGE

Wilkes Barre, Pa, Aug. 3i.---Although
expressing dissatisfaction with the award
of the Anthracite Coal Commission strike
talk was not 30 general today among loyal
members Of the United Mine Workers Of
America.
President Wilson's forceful language in
his telegram to group OF miners is ex-
pected TO cause dissatisfied workers to
act cautiously.
This group of miners. who arc not
acting in harmony with the officers Of
the union have been conducting what the
union leaders declared to be an unofficial
strike in closing down the collieries of the
Pennsylvania GOAL Company involving
nearly 900 men because the company re-
fuses to abolish contract mining. They
will hold q meeting here tomorrow to
consider the award.
Union leaders including John T. Demp
scy, president Of District No. l, expressed
the opinion that the so called "insurgcnt"
movement would not spread among other
members Of the union.
The miners wage scale committee will
meet in Hazleton tomorrow to take action
on the award and will sit in joint confer
ence with the scale committee OF the OPP
orators in Scranton on Thursday.
1t was reported today that the miners
might make new demands on the op-
orators.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-31
WOMEN DIDN'T BUY
VICTORY, LEADER SAYS
Alice Paul Sends Out Call for
$4,000 Cost Of Ten
nescc Campaign.

Washington, Aug. 3l.--A general alarm
has been sent out by the National Womans
Party for funds with which to meet past
expenses aQd keep the pot boiling in the
immediate future. An appeal for dona-
tlons is being sent To 5000 Suffrapists in
all parts Of the United States.
"The Woman Suffrage victory is won
but not paid for" Miss Alice Paul said
yesterday. She explained that the con
test in Tennessee cost S12, COO and this
has not been settled. The money was
expended for maintaining large staff
of organizers in Tennessee, foT salaries
and travelling expenses. and the general
expenses incident to the threefold cam
paign for the thirty-eixth State.
will you send some contribution TO
help pay the price of the victory
Miss Paul writes in the plea, even if you
cannot give much, please do not put this
letter aside without sending at least q
dollar toward the Tennessee expenses.
'.sThe money is needed urgently. There
nre bills for telegrams, telephones, print
ing, presswork, travelling expenses, sala-
ries Of the large staff of organizers main.
tanned in Tennessee, and general expenses
connected with State headquarters.
If you have not already contributed
to the Tennessee work, will you not take
this opportunity TO hnvc some part in the
victory II you have already given, will
you not give once more 10 help wind up
the campaign
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-31
REDS ARE AGAIN
At TOP OF LADDER
By Defeating St. Louis; Dodgers
and Giants Lose Double
Headers.

Many changes marked tho results OF
yesterdays games. The Reds moved to
first place again when they defeated St.
Louis and the Dodgers and the Giants
both dropped a double-header. After
losing three straight to New York the
Champs came back and won the first game
Of the series with Boston, s to 2. Napier, q
Texas recruit, won his second game for
the Reds. He was hit freely, but kept the
safeties we'll scattered until late in the
game.
St. Louis humbled Brooklyn twice, set
ting the Dodgers down to second place.
The scores were 6 to 0 and z to l. In the
first game Doak outpitched Marquard
and the Dodgers did not get man past
second base. In the second contest
homer. Brooklyn's defense cracked in
the seventh and eighth and st. Louis
scored six runs.
The Giants outhit the Pirates in the
first game, but Pittsburg won both games,
4 to and to l. In the first game Young
had five hits out of five times at bat. In
the second game Ponder held the Giants to
three hits. Perritt, veteran of many
New York battles, pitched three innings
for his old team and did not allow a hit
in. that time.
The Cubs defeated the Phils, Z to 2.
Rixey was pounded hard while Vaughan
frightened up in the pinches.
In the American League the leaders
moved closer together without any change
in the standing of the clubs. Cleveland
easily defeated Washington. to 2, pound.
ing three pitchers for 10 hits. Caldwell held
the Senators we'll in hand at all stages of
the game.
Boston shut out the league leading
White Sox, a to 0. Jones was in the box
for the Red Sox and won his fifth game of
the season from Chicago. He has lost
only one game to that team IN the past
two seasons. Boston hit Williams hard.
Heavy hitting by the Tigers and costly
errors by the Mack outfield gave Detroit
victory over the Athletics, 9 to 5. Mack
made a shift in his outheld, benching
Welch and Walker for Wyatt and Burrus.
Both made the only two errors of the
game.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-31
HARD|NC'S FRONT PORCH
FILLED WITH GOVERNORS
Candidate Declares for. Recon
struction Policy TO Rehabili-
tate Industry; Guests at
&. A. r. Picnic.
ny Associated Pres. 70 Every Evening

ny Associated Press TO Every Evening
Marion. Ohio, Aug. 3l-Republican 81
Governors had their turn today on Senator
Harding's front porch calendar, journey
ing TO Marion b. pay their respects 70 the
Republican nominee and to hear an
address by him on reclamation and CON
servation Of the nations natural resources.
The need Of an after-war reconstruction
policy 10 rehabilitate industry and open
new fields Of enterprise, particularly in the
west, was emphasized by Senator Harding.
lie drew parallel between present condi-
tions and those following the civil war
and touched on the possibility of giving
former service men homes on reclaimed
government land.
Fourteen States were represented in the
list Of visitors, which included not only
governors but several former governors
and glbernatorial nominees.
After the Senator's speech the entire
party were invited guests at a G. A. X.
picnic here.
Among the State chief executives who
accepted invitations to attend were two Of
Senator Harding's opponents for the
presidential nomination, Governors
Frank o. Lowden, Of Illinois and William
G. Sproul, Of Pennsylvania.
The other governors included IN the
party were: Phillips, of Wisconsin; Nor
beck. of South Dakota; Mckelvie, Of
Nebraska; Stephens Of California; Geek
man Of Rhode Island; Campbell, Of
Arizona, and Carey Of Wyoming.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-31
MIGERS TO MAKE NEW
DEMAND ON OPERATORS

Hazleton, Pa, Aug. 3l.-Preparations
were made today by Thomas Kennedy,
president of the United Mine Workers of
the Hasleton district, and chairman of the
general scale committee of the anthracite
field, for meeting of the latter body
here tomorrow at that time further steps
will be considered for securing better
terms, if possible.
The plan, AS outlined so far, is to make
new demands on the operators, as was
done in the bituminous section TO bring
the wage advance up to what the soft coal
men have since received.
The committee probably will be in ses-.
sion the entire day.
II was stated today that nothing would
be given out as to its decision until the
conference with Secretary of Labor Wilson
at Scranton, Thursday.
Miners are restive and it is feared there
may be some suspensions tomorrow.
Meetings of locals have been called for
tonight to act on the wage commissions
award.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-31

until 1880, whsn IL received $40, rncrsas-
ing from time to time until The present
day IL has been raised 10 ~, 900.
The present home cf the company s
located ON Tatnall street, be'w Tenth
and Eleventh, comprising two-story
brick building, 42xD6 feet. The present
equipment comprises one Mock motor
drawn combination wagon, with two 30
gallon chemical tanks, with a connection
on the apparatus that in the event ~ the
chemicals running out direct connection
can be mnde with tho plug, and one second
rze Christie motor drawn American Ia
France steam fire engine, both Of which
arc in hrst-class condition.
The members ~ the company are
proud Of the orrnniyat,on's hi.sory.
which "a older than that of The nation
itself. It's members heard the joyful fidings
that were ruDg on the old bell IN Philadel-
phia that liberty hnd been proclaimed
throughout the land 10 all the inhabitants
thereof Many Of the members laid down
their lives in the defence Of that liberty
Tnthfully it can be said by the people n
Wilmington, well done, thou rood and
faithful servant
The present officers of the company are.
James Keenan,, president; Joseph n.
Smith, vice-president; Harvey Taxeysn
secretary; Edward II. Abbott, financial
secretary; William y. Mcconnell, treasur-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-31
MINERS TO ACCEPT
Con tinued from psss I

The union, he said would undertake
in all good faith TO accept and enforce the
award, although the commission declined
10 grant 1t "the power and authority IL
should have TO control the situntion."
The prico Of anthracite coal to tho con-
sumner should be reduced as result Of the
award, MIR. Lauck declared when the
case was submitted TO arbitration with
an agreement that the award should dnte
from April 1, last, the anthracite operators
advanced the price OF coal at the mipcs 81
a ton effective. April l, to protect them
selves against any wage increase the com
mission might make"
The wage increased granted by the
commission, he said. amounted TO 90
cents ton and on basis OF 90, 900 900
tons year production the operators have
collected $50, ,O0O, 900 during the past
four months Of which they must return
to the miners only 315,O0O,000-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-31
ALPOWCO CLUB HOME.
Members Return From Enjoyable Yacht
ing Trip on the Chesapeake.

After weekend yachting trip to Bet
terton, Md, as guests of George Cooper,
the members of the Alpowco Club have
returned and each member showed signs
of being nipped by "OP Sol" The girls of
the party were guests at the Hotel Chesa-
peake and Mr.. and Mrs. Atkins chaperon-
ed the party.
The following members enjoyed the
trip: Mrs. j. +. A. Robson, the Misses
Marie McCarty, Ethel McMahon, Vir-
ginia Cohee, May Mclaughlin, Helen
Quinn, Elizabeth Bottsford, Florence
Leary, Mary Farrell, Matilda Welsh and
Marion Jones, and Messrs. James Rod
man, Jeck Redefer, Arthur Lewis. Frank
Cohee, Francis Quinn, James Gallow,
Arthur Hughes, Ray Gallagher, Thomas
Mulrooney, Harry Bierman and Thomas
Walton.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-31
DEFIANCE WINS
10TH WARD HONORS
Brownson on Losing End of Ward
Championship; Few
Hits Made.

Defiance took the deciding game for
the Tenth Ward championship last night
defeating Brownson IN a well-played
game, IL. One big inning turned the
trick for the purple and gold athletes.
Four hits, mingled with three walks, put
the game on ice In the third inning In
this inning Mcconnell singled, and scored
when Hynson doubled, the latter scoring
when Shields also doubled. Lutz walked
while Walsh famed, but Quinn scored
both men with another, making the third
of the inning. Quinn was out stealing, but
Robbins and Clark walked. Robbins
scored on q steal and a helder's choice.
Brownson scored their run in the
fourth when Flynn singled and stole
second, scoring on McLoughlin's hit.
The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-31
BRITISH MINERS PLANS
GO BEFORE FEDERATION

London, Aug. 3l.--Demands, in sup
port of which majority of the miners of
Great Britain have voted TO strike, were
considered today Mt meeting Of the
executive committees of the miners fed
Grafton, the Transport Workers Union
and the National Union of Railway Men.
IL is believed efforts viii be made TO re-
sumo negotiations with the government.
Many manufacturers have decided 10
close their plants Immediately if miners
strike is declared, says the Daily Mail.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-31
SWIMMING MEET.

officials for the swimming meet to be
held by the Community Service for the
women of the city at Brandywine swim
ming pool on. September were announced
by Miss Frances i. Range. The meet will
be the first of its kind ever held in this
city
The officials is appointed are as follows:
Mrs. b. Lowrie Kinsler, Miriam Haw-
EnG, swimming instructions for the
Coumunity Service; Il. Walter kadel and
Leroy r. Sparks, of the Y. M. c. A. and
Henry e.. Ray, athletic director of the
Community Service.
A number of merchants have contrib
uted prizes for the winners in the events.
c. M. Dillon, is In charge of securing
prizes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-31
HUN TRADE TRICK BAPED
Mislabelling Inferior Goods Sen.
TO America and the United
States.
by Associated Press % Every Yven,,v

BY Associated Press % Every Evening
Washington, Aug. /3l-Cerrnany IS
dumping its surplus of inferior goods in
the United States and England and ~
marking its exports % Great Britain
MADE in America" and It's exports % the
United States Made in England" Official
advjces received here state
German exporters are following this
practice, the adviccs said, in an effort 20
regain their former foreign trade and -
realize quickly large sums on manufac-
tured articles which otherwise nigh. not
be sold because Of popular prejudice
Such tactics are discredifing American
manufacturers in England and British
manufacturers IN the United States. tie
advices declared.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-31
DEMPSEY ENDS LAY OFF"
VIII Resume Training Today For Monday
Big Battle

By Associated Press to Every Evening
Benton Harbor, Mich, Aug 31.-After
24-hour lay off, Jack Dempsey and
Billy Miske today entered the final
stages of training for their ten round heavy
weight championship contest scheduled
TO be decided here next Monday afternoon
Neither Dempsey nor the challenger
did any boxing yesterday for fear of going
stale" but they plan to resume their
full boxing program this AFTERNOON.
Dempsey weighed lS915 pounds after
afternoon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-31
DEFIANCE VS.. ST. HEDWIG'S.

Defiance and St Hedwig's will play
tonight at the Third and Adams streets
field and close game is expected. In
their last meeting the olubs played TO a
draw without either team scoring and
tonight's game will practically be a con-
tinuance of the other battle.
The game was originally scheduled at
the military grounds, but was moved to
the Third and Adams streets field by
agreement. The game will start at 5.45.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-31
PLAN JOINT HEADQUARTERS.
Women Republicans Hope to Locate
in Church Building With State Com
mitfee

By Associated Press to Every Evening
Women of Republican sympathies are
planning TO cooperate heartily with the
State organization of that party. Eff
forts are being made to obtain rooms In
the Church building adjoining the head
quarters of the State and county COM
mittees. If this can be brought about, it
will greatly facilitate work that Republi-r
can women hope 10 do in aiding thei
husbands and brothers.
As soon is the nucleus of an organiza-
ton among the women can be gotten
together, il is likely that meetings for
organization will be called. There are no
tentative dates fixed for these meetings.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-31
ST. PAUL.s vs.. GRACE.
Fast Game Scheduled for Eighteenth and
Van Burcn Streets Ground.


St. Paul's and Grace will play at Eigh-
tcenth and Van Buren streets tonight in
what premises to DO one Of the best games
of tho season. CAP MowbrAy will umpire.
Either Meyers or Richardson will
throw thSm over for Grace, with Liver
more bohind the bet. The rest Of Grncc's
lineup will bc as usual Reds Hay
ward, the youthful pitcher, who has been
doing such fine work for st. Pauls during
the season, and who held the Lorraine
independent champs to five hits in . nine
inning tie game at the first Of tho season,
will do tho mound work for Manager
Cookies club. "Ziggy" Strawbridge will
hold him up behind the plate, while the
rest of the team will be placed as follows:
Ray Wilkinson at first, Capt. Smith at
second, Murphy at short, G. Strawbridge
at thir d, with Tcaff, r. Strawbridg,
Bounds, Sachs and Cooke. to cover the
outfcld.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-31
WISE FANS ELEVEN
IN SC0RELESS TIE
Allows St. AIMS Batsmcn No Hits,
While McGonigle Per-
mits Only Two.

Wise famed eleven and held the st.
AIMS nine without hit or run for seven
innings IN the twilight game last night
between st. Ann S and Highland, while
McGonielc famed nine and allowed but
two singles. The game resulted in score
less tie and was called on account of dark
ness
Over 1000 spectators witnessed the
game, which was one Of the best Of the
season. The next game of the series will
be played at Rockford Tower, Thursday
evening, $50. Tomorrow evening St.
Ann's.will play st. Thomas The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-31
TRAFFIC FAIR SEX
team WINS GAME. !.
Administrative Team on the Short
End of Score in Girls
League.

The Traffic-Enginccrin fair sex team
defeated Administrative, 14-3, in a game
featured by plenty Of inside baseball.
The battery Of the Administrative team
played tricks on their victorious OPP
ponents, Mss Jordan pitching one inning
and her battery mate, Miss Scifield, pitch
ing the next.
Miss julie Lynch pitched q fine game,
while Miss Mary Dougherty excelled in
individual play by her phenomenal work
at bat and around the initial sack. The
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-31
SHELTER FOR JEWS AT DANZIG.
Great Barack Being Built For Emigrants
Waitings%O Come 10 II. s.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Vienne, Aug. 31.-(Jewish Telegraphio
Agency. Representatives in Danzir of
the Joint Distribution COMMITTEES of
American-Jewish relief are building large
barracks to accommodate the great
number of eastern European Jews await
ing shipment to America, according to
Danzig dispatches today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-31
More Freight Moved by Roads.
'sociated Press to Every Evening

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
the country loaded more cars with com
mercial freight during the week ended
August "a than during any week this
year, according to reports compiled to-
day by the commission on car service.
Slight decrease in car congestion was re-
ported.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-31
HARLAN is BUSY.

The Gloucester All-Stars will be the
attraction at Harlan Field on Saturday.
On Sunday the Harlan team will play
Phnnixville in the Pennsylvania town.
On Monday they will play the afternoon
Club of Philadelphia will be the attraction.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-31
ENGLAND COAL EXPORTS DROP.

Washington, Aug. 3l.--Almost CON-
plote stoppage of coal exports from Great
Britain has resulted from the govern
ment's restrictions on coal movements in
anticipation Of miners strike, accord
ing to report to the Department of Com
mcroe. As result 375 vessels are tied up
in British ports.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-31
LA SALE CHANGES NAME.
ST. Mary's to be Future Name Of Popular
Athletic Association.

The La Sale Athletic Association last
night held meeting at which it was de-
.cided to change the name to the st.
Mary's Athletic Association and the foot
ball team to be known as st. Mary's.
Johnny Bradley was elected to lead the
eleven with ''Tom" Naylor and Frank
Devine TO assist on the business end.
Butch" Mcconnell was elected CAP
tain. A call was issued for practice next
Friday evening at z, at Fourth and
Church streets.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-31
FOOTBALL PLANS MADE.

At a meeting of the Parkside Athletic
Association last night plans were discussed
for the coming football and basketball
seasons. President William Lewis ap-
pointed a committee to make arrange
benefit of the building fund: Paul Max
kell, Harry Kane, Frank Joyce, T.. For
rest Booth and Thomas Welsh.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-31
u. OF p. PICKING ELEVEN.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
Philadelphia, Aug 31.-Candidates who
hope to make the University of Pennsyl-
vania varsity football team gathered to-
day at George School near here for pre-
liminary practice. Scrimmages will start
September 10.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-31
GET 3 PINS FROM THROAT.
Big Safety" Stickers Removed After
Two Years Lodgment.
ess to Every Evening a

By Associated Press to Every Evening q
New York, Aug. 31.-Relieved of an
open safety pin and 2 closed opes which
lodged in her throat two years ago, four
year old Clara Kucher began to take an
interest in eating again today
The pins were removed yesterday by
q surgeon to whom Clara's mother took
her, suffering from malnutrition. The
mother expressed surprise, saying an
X-ray examination had failed. to locate
the pins in Clara's stomach and physicians
concluded she had coughed them up.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-31
UMP|RES DISAGREE
AND TEAMS QUIT
Dispute in Game at Greensboro
Results in Tie Game and Home
Team Quits.

Dover, Aug. 3l.--A dispute between
umpires at ball game at Greensboro,
Md, yesterday afternoon caused tic
game between the team of that place
and the local nine. The base umpire
ruled a runner out in the ninth inning,
but afterwards changed his decision. Tho
chief umpire ruled the runner out. Be-
cause of the decision Greensboro refused
to take the field in the tenth inning. The
score.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-31
Worker Anticipate Lockout.

BY Associated Press IN Every Evcnin~
London, Aug. 3l.--An'icipating a lock-
out, the metal workers n Milan, Italy.
have seized the factories u was reported
in an Exchange Telegraph dispatch re-
eeived here today. The report stated tha,
the workers are in fun possession and are
threatening tho owners with vioi~r 80
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-31
NINTH WARD TO PLAY.

The Ninth Ward and Neighborhood
teams will stage q twilight game on Thurs
day evening at Second and du Pont streets
Andrews will ofiiciate at the game.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-31
SO Killed on Mexican Railway.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
Mexico City, Aug. 31-Fifty persons
We're killed and 100 injured in railway
wreck near Ciudad Victoria, state of
Tamauhpas, Saturday, according to latest
reports reaching this city.