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Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-22
FRANKLIN

An old folks concert was given Friday evening. Oct. 15, in the Congregational church. Franklin, under the auspices of the '. P. s. c. E. before a crowded house The chorus consisted of about 40 voices under the leadership of F. s. Armstrong with Miss Florence Hoffman at the piano. assisted by Miss Miriam. Bliss. All who participated in the concert were dressed in oid-fashisned costumes and the groups presented a most attractive ap- pearance- Every number on the program, which follows, was ably rendered and re- ceived warm appreciation from the audi ence:
 Colonial Entrance ; All Hail Ye Power of Jesus Name, All Ye Meme and Wora- enne Singers; Afterwards. Mistress Arm strong; Cousin Jededteh, all ye singers ; When Thee and Was Young, MaEgie, Sister Hoffman; Rheuben and Rachel Mistress Smith and Goodman Beclzw1th !: Aunt Dinah's Quitting Party. all ye sing CTS; sp(Akin', Paul Revere's Ride, Mis- tress Rogers duet, Juanita, Sisters Brown and Duerr; round, Three Blind Mice. all ye singers: Silver Threads Among the Gold. Goodman Clarke; Old Folks at Hfrne. all ye meme mad wom- enne singers; Nellie Gray, Mistress Rob inson sPsakin'. Fiddle and Violin. Mis- tress Rogers; Ye old Fashioned Tunes by ye two womenne Mistress Armstrong and Tate; round. Scotland's Burning. all ve singers; Annie Laurie. Sister Bliss
 Auld Lang Syne, all ye singers.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-22

music were enjoyed during the afternoon. Luncheon of rolls. salad, olives, cake and ice cream was served at 5 o'clock. Mrs. A. H. Beebe was assisted in serfing by Mrs Ella Beebe. Miss Carolyn Beebe re- ceived many gifts. It was also the S3d birthday of Miss Carolyn Beebes great grandmother, Mrs. Carrie Gardner. !, c. Leland Palmer of Franklin street, Norwich, was caller here Thursday last.
 Mrs. Joseph Elliott and Mrs. Carrie Park entertained at a dinner party last Thursday Mrs. John L Ross, Mrs. Phoebe Reynolds, Mrs. Carrie Gardner, Mrs Elia Beebe and Mrs. A. H. Beebe.
 Mrs. Mary G. Beebe of New London is visiting Mrs. Carrie Gardner.
 Ernest A. Greywacz of Seymour, Conn, spent the week end at the home of Mir. and Mrs. H. E. Beard.
 Wednesday evening the Ladies' Aid so- ciety held a supper in the vestry, serving beans, brown bread, pickles, tomatoes, rolls, escalloped potato, coffee, cake and ice cream. A large crowd was in/ attend ance and around $25 was realized.
 Sunday morning services at II o'clock. B II. P. U. led by Charles L. Rathbone at 7.30. His topic will be Lessons from Recent Events. Luke 1s: 1-5; Prov Z5
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-22
WAUREGAN

The Wauregan Republican club made its initial appearance Monday evening. Headed by the Wauregan band, the club proceeded to the home of J. 4. Atwood. where they met and escorted to the hall the speaker. Irving Buiiard of Boston, formerly of Dgnielson. It was a real old fashioned torchlight procession, with red fire all along the way. The boys, 100 strong. with the 35 or 40 women, made an imposing spectacle. MT. Bullard's subject. The Issues of the Day. was treated in a concise and Nmasterly manner and his ad- dress created much enthusiasm. Super intendent of Schools J. L. Chapman fol lowed on the subject of Americanism and proved himself strong opponent oi President Wilson's league of nations.
 The Republican club uniform. compris- ing white cap. cape and legglngs. was a gift from J. A. Atwood. who for .s5 years
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-22

has been tireless in his efforts to hel, keep this beautiful village on the man
 MT. and Mrs. A. O. Coutu of Pascoag R. l.. passed the. week end here at the home of Mrs- Paul Chagnon. Representatives of electricians of Dan. telson are installing the latest telephone service in the Wanregzn eompany;s mills 1t is called the Select-O-Phone, a three wire system. with an automatically con trolled switchboard and served by storage battery.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-22
LEFFTNGWEIL

Guests Sunday at the home of MT. and Mrs. H. E. Beard were MT. and Mrs. J. James Beard, W. Chester Beard. G. Her bert BeaRd and sons, John and George, all of AttleBoro, Mass. also Miss Anna Ray of PawtucAet, R. T.
 Mrs. A. H. Beebe entertained IS guests Saturday afternoon On the ninth birth day of her daughter Carolyn. Games and
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-22

Washington, Oct. 21.--American bus mess must purge itself of it's own mis- demeanors" before it can hope to exert the fullest influence in the affairs of tH nation. Joseph H. DeFrees, president " the Chamber of Commerce of the United States, declared in an address today be- fore the American Bankers Association.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-22
UNFAIR FRACTIONS PUT UPON BUSINESS

'sOne of the most fruitful sources of
 the unrest in this country at the pres ent tine,,'' said Mir. DeFrees. '.is the be- lief on the part of a great number that business in many instances is securing an inor6.nate profit It is the theme of the agitator and is used as justifica- ton for various unfair exactions which
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-22

suhield.-The members of sufSeld grang numbering about 45 went to Bioomfield this week and were guests of the grange of that place.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-23

+: s,ss@s IS 'Is5a 3ss
The Sitting vas temAerariN suspend
ed. Peace was made afseE Major MOI
som had ap:4osized.
Inreply to sqresticns, Lloyd George
said the Government had resolved to.
go to any length to suppress murder
and conspiracy in Ireland. 1t was
realized, he added, that to put dcwr
such carefully organized, highly sub
sidized plots would take time, but the
Government was convinced that, de-
spite the recent happenings the Irish
authorities were succeeding in break
ing up lhe gangs of assassins."
New York, Nov. 23.-Eamcnn de
Valera, president OF the Irish Re.
public" in 4 statement here ycster-
day declared that when the British Of
ficcr who commanded the troops that
fired yesterday into = Dublin foot
ball crowd rs made to feel by lrisf
republicans that he may not com
nit these crimes with impuni;y" HI:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-23

- ~ xrr@ -
The Irish Office IN Bondon gives out
a: statement to the effect that the in
telligence service in Ireland has re-
Gently teen strengthened by the, adj
dition of-somc of the. best brains in
the country and that this fact, to-
scthcr with the hope Of seizing incri
ninaling documents in the hands OF
the military had inspired the Republi-
can extremists to their desperate
move. Apparently the assassins reach
cd Dublin Saturday night in motor
cars loaded down with rifles, rcvalv-
c:s and ammunition.
The situation growing out Of yes
tcrlay's massac.eS was debated at
length in the House Of Commons to-
day. Sir Hamar Greenwood dcclar-
ed that plans of paid assassins,' dis
covered recently, included destruction
of life and property in England, as
well as Ireland.
Joseph ,Dcvlin, Nationalist, and
Major. John Nelson, Coalition Union
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-23
RING OF, STEEL. 4 -
AROUND DUBLIN
Continued from Page One) /

A statement from official sources
today said:
'a'here is far more hope of round
ing up Sundays nurderers than 5
ordinary in the case Of outragcS n
Ireland. Tnformcis are coming for
ward despite the terrorism.
Premier Lloyd George and his
Cabinet held several conferences on
the Irish situation at 10 Downing
street. Sir. Hamar Greenwood, chief
secretary for ireland, laid before the
Premier the details Of the murders.
Grcenwood's first official act on
learning Of the outragcs had been to
warn the troops on duty IN Dublin
against allowing any provocation to
inspire rcprisals. The sending OF adj
ditional troops TO Ireland IS being
seriously considered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-23

death viii ''be classed by the British
.equtfo lied press as another murder
by the Sim Fxiaers.'
: ireland: IS DONG Britain no wrong.
for ireland is only calming that
Which Use hers by right" ar. De Val
era-saaa $:ss
The conduct of the BRITISH troops
in swoopins down s,ad firing their ma
chine guns on an unarmed people IS
simply : repetition ofEthe .Amrtsar
massacre in India ana whatever Brit
ish officer was in charge in Dublin
will be commended for%it! and reward
ed as Dyer was.3 And, slater, when
that officer is made to feel by Irish
Republicans that although ne may
so far 1T his own Government is con-
so far his own Government is con-
cerned, he may rot do it with impuni-
y so far as Ir:shmcn can secure il.
his death wilk be classed by the Brit
ish-contrcl!ed press as another mnr-
der by the Sim Feiners."
Evening journal., 1920-10-05
.DU POINT CLUB TO
\ ELECT DIRECTORS

The first annual meeting OF the ac-
tive members OF the dupont Country
Club will be held at 8 o'clock on
next Tuesday nleht at Hotel dupont.
Among the business fifteen members
OF the Board OF Governors will be
elected and the bylaws amended.
The dupont Country Club, al
hdugh less than a year old Is al
ready a decided success. The base
ball games among the dupont em-
plOyes. both men and women, under
the auspices Of the club were Sic
cessful In the highest degree. The
tennis matches have also awakened
great interest. and 10 Is generally re-
garded that the exhibition tennis
games staged on September - be-
tween nationally known champions
were among the most interesting
athletic features seen In this city.
The Board of Directors will draw
lots 20 determine their legih OF serv-
ice Five shall hold Ofllce for three
years: five for two years, and i've
Tor one wear The bylaws further
provide that In each subsequent an
nual meeting OF The members. Cover
nors shall be elected In place ol
those whose terms have expired, and
shall hold Oflce for three years, or
until their successors are selected.
Any member Of The board may be re-
elected. .r,
which will come up FOR discussion
al the meeting Is one providing that
| ihe husband or wife OF any active
member may be admitted to hmiieG
| associate membership upon apphca
/ Hon 10 the club. and acceptance 70,
the Board Of Governors. For ull
class OF membership, IL Is propose,
/ io nix ne dges al so per year lo'
men and S5 per wear for women pay
ahfn anu1f-1unlfQllV
Evening journal., 1920-10-05
DRY DOCKS WIN
BY | RUN MARGIN

Baltimore Dry Docks, with Jim"
Murphy on the rubber defeated
Brooklyn Royal Giants yesterday aft
ernoon by 70 4. The game was a
pitching battle and although Murphy
was shaded lQ The hit column by his
opponent, Padron, he managed TO
keep The five bingles well scattered.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
R.H. Z.
Brooklyn r. G....OO0OOl-i ?
Baltimore ID. D..-.OOOO3O-3 3 4
Two-base hit-Russoll. Home run
Citian0. struck ou.-By Murphy. 3,
by Padron, 3. Bases on balls-On
Murphy 2; or Padron. 2. Double
plays-Miller. Douglass and Lloyd
Left on bases-Baltimore. l.; Brook
lyn, Z. Sacrifice hits-Russeu. Hil
by pitched ball-Murphy. Scott
Time OF game-i20. umplres-Mc-
Gowan and Bonds
SO valiant a uz cmfNvy cwcC
Evening journal., 1920-10-05
JUNIORS TO PITCH
QUOITS THIS YEAR

Representatives Of eight councils Of
The Junior Order United-American Me
chanics, Jr. o. u. A. VI. Guards, met
last evening in the Junior Mechanics
Hall and organized a QUOT league.
Frank Paynter was elected chair
man, and Niillard Darrell. secretary
Committees on bylaws and schedule
were appointed.
The league will start with the fol-
lowing councils represented: Eureka
No 4, Diamond No. 3. Welcome No. Z,
Wenonah No. Q, Diligent No. 10, In
dustry No. %, Telegraph No. %, and
Pride OF Delaware. No. 10. The Jr.
@. u. A. NJ. Guards will also be rep
resented in the league.
Evening journal., 1920-10-05

tIkIon ......., u 0 0 0 3 I 0 0 II
North East ........0 OOOOO 90
Earned runs Elkton ,. Double plays:
Ward 10 Nlastin stolen bases. Dun
bar, Peterson. Jones, Ward. STRIKE
outs: BrIscOe TO- Hamilton 8. Base IN
balls: Bfiscoe 3. Hamilton 3. Hli by
pitcher: BY Br -cOe. Goodnow BY
Hamilton. Buublr. Moore. Time Of
game: 1 hour. - minutes. Umpircs /:
Miller and Hitchers.
Evening journal., 1920-10-05
GEORGETOWNH HAS
Strong ELEVEN
Will Play Opening Game of
Season Tomorrow With
Bridgeville
SEAFORD LOSES
TO BRIDGEVILLE
Specialize The Evenlng journal.

Special-to The Evening Journal.
GEORGETOWN. Oct. 5.-The George
town High School football eleven will
open the season tomorrow when they
play Brldgeville High on the local
grdiron. Next Friday a game is sched-
pied with Seaford on the local
grounds.
The first game 10 be played among
me nigh schools OF lower Delaware
lpok place Friday when Seaford met
ueical at The hands Of Bridgeville
hiEh, by The score Of 81 TO 0.
Ieorgetown High expects 10 have
ghe OF the fastest elevens among the
peninsula schools this season.
For The past five seasons Georre-
Town High has won the championship
m The Delaware and Maryland schools
on the Peninsula south Of Whining
ION ana This season propose to carry
on the honors again.
Myer Ableman has been elected cap
tam ana Charles Gill manager. with
Prof; Roy Henney. OF Penn State, as
coacn. The eleven will make an ef-
Tort 10 get former coaches. Who for
I'VE seasons have coached them TO sue
cess, 20 give assistance. II is likely
uat the two former ooaches-Dr. Jo-
seph B. Wapless Jr.. University Of Vlr-
Elnla, and Deputy Attorney General
Howard J Cooke. DIckinson-will give
thgn assistance later in the season.
The manager Is endeavoring TO ar
range games with high schtOOl
sieNens Of Cambridge. Md, EastOn. Md
Centrevnle. Md, Seaf0rd, Bridgevillc
Laurel Middlet0wn. Harrington. Wy
omlng and other towns i'm this state.
ME lineup Of Georgetown High will
be: Herman W. johnson. full back
Edwin Roach. right half back: Rodney
West left half back; Myer Ableman
Quarter baok; Howard Wilkins, right
end; James Wood. right tackle; Chas
Ter Rogers. right guard; Carl Hurley
centre Alton lsaacs, left guard; Lin.
Green. left end.
Evening journal., 1920-10-05
EACH LOYAL SOX
gets $1,000 GIFT
Comisky Pays Difference
Between Winners and
Losers Shares
TEN PLAYERS GET
THE REWARD

CHICAGO. Oct. 5.-Ten loyal White
SoX players who have remained un-
sullled by the bribes OF baseball gam
blers yesterday received 1880 each
from Charles a. Comiskey, owner OF
the club. This bonus was gven 10
them 10 Acknowledgement Of their
faithfulness 10 the Sox, and will az
grcgate The difference between the
winners and losers share Of the world
series bonus money.
The players on receipt Of the an
nouncement sent out The following
letter
TO the Fans Of Chicago:
We, the undersigned players Of the
| Chicago White SOX. want the world
TO know the generosity Of our em-
ployer, who OF his own free will has
reimbursed each and every member Of
last years world series, amounting TO
approximately 81 500 each.
n. Scnalk, Byrd Lynn, Urbman Fa-
! Der, Richard Kerr, r.. II. Wilkinson. h.
! r. Collins, J. Collins. II. Mcclellan.
Hssry~l ~leibold, r. Murphy.
! The following letter was sent 10
Manager Gleason by Mr.. Comiskey:
Mr.. VIII am Gleason, Manager Chi
cagO White SOx:
Dear Friend-lf it is possible. l re-
gret more Lhan you do the occur
rences Of the 1919 worlds series. The
/ honest ball player is stronger .oday
| than ever As one Of the honest ball
players OF the Chicago White Sox
team Of 1919 ] feel that you are de-
/ priv ed Of The winners share OF the
worlds series receipts through no
/ fault Of yours. ! do not intend that
| YOU, as an honest ball player, should
| he penalized for your honesty or by
reason OF the dishonesty Of others,
and therefore take pleasure in hand
| ing you 81 800. being the difference
| between the winners share and the
! losers share. wish you all the luck
! possible, and hope That the future will
bring nothing but happiness to you
and yours
Very truly yours.
CHARLES A. CONnSKEY,
The SOX loyalists, who came I'm from
/ ST. Louis at noon. siQge1 a farewell
/ dinner and then parted for the on
season.
on behalf OF the square White Sox
players. Capt. Eddie Collins wired con-
gratulaliOns 10 Iris Speaker on the In
dians' pennant triumph. The message
reads as follows:
Congratulations upon winning the
/ American League pennant want
10 assure yon that none OF the re-
naming members Of the White SoX
begrTIdgcs your club The honors you
have honestly won, and. Furthermore,
we are all pulling for you TO beat
Brooklyn. Best Of luck TO you all.
/ -
Evening journal., 1920-10-05
NINTH WARD BOYS
ANNOUNCE SMOKER

Tho Ninth Ward Athletic Club Will
hold It's FIRST smoker on Thursday
evening, In their clubrOOm al Thlr-
teenth and Head streets.
Kid Mccoy, chairman Of the smoker
committee Is working hard for this
event, and has the best talent that Is
in the city. lie also has some fast
, out-oi-t0Wn boys whom he hopes will
make a name for themselves In this
city. hid Is an old time lighter him
self lie has secured one OF the best
quartets In the city and has other
musical selections.
Evening journal., 1920-10-05
ELKTON HAS CHANCE
FOR CECIL TITLE
Special to The Evening journal.

ELkION, Md. oct 5-North East
Was shut out here on Saturday by
hikton 4 TO o. Joe Briscoe pitched a
mastery game, allowing only three
This victory boosted Elkton's stock
Is North East. with West Hamilton on
mound duty Is strong aggregation of
Dall-tossers they having held Perry
Vile OF the Susduehanna League Twin
ncrs Of the first half OF The 1920 sea-
sonl 10 a o 30 0 score last SATURDAY
Elstonl Will play Rising sun for me
championship Of Cecil county. The
score:
Evening journal., 1920-10-05

Wood workers, decorators and
painters will ind good positions
through the Want Ads the coming
year
Evening journal., 1920-10-05
KEYSTONE HOT SHOTS
BY THE ON GUARDS

Don't forget the big party on next
Friday. Plenty OF jests and enter
iNnment, so bring your wife or
sweetheart, and II you haven't ether
bring some other mans wife-Yea bo.
Danny, Kid, Mummy wants it
known that he can shoot more no.
stun than any man 10 The club and is
awaiting a defy from any man OF the
same disposition.
WANTED one hundred and ten
10. boy with an iron law 10 HOY
bucky McGnness next week. Any
one wishing job apply at keystone
Field Club-underlakers, please take
notice.
Harry lkid) Chadwick will be ready
TO take on an comcrs in about ,
weeks. No i3j FOUNDER barred.
Jimmy DIANA S devefpins into a
crack boxer under The Instructions
Of Jack Brock and will show the fans
somo real stun when he mee.s bat
ting Barns tomorrow night al our
crowd.
We will resume the quoi. tourna-
ment In about a week. Get your
selves in shape, boys
We'll boys. The entertainment we
put on last Wednesday Is the talk OF
the town and although we have op-
| position on all sides we continue Ia
be the king pins in sports when II
comes 10 putting on athletic shows.
The head man Of the local clubs
says they are going 10 be Whining
tons premium athletic club in 1921
Yes, We guess they will be just d
premium athletic club on paper, bul
| listen old timer. supremacy Is Won
in action not on paper.
Morris Goldberg, the "prima DONNA
OF the club, Is studying a way "a
S ng without The use OF his hands
We suggest that he gets girl "a
hold with each hand but Morris says
the strain would make him break
down. A little water, please.
Questions frequently asked by IN,
WI skipper Dound ever become
Champion
"What college did George Mul
learn boxing in?"
when will Ed Wright become ,
! lawyers" =
Was Bob Miller on the boat whel
/ aware 2"
George Washington crossed the Del
when is the Wilmington sport
ing club going 10 bring Jack Demp
sey herc2"
why does Slim Hession make
hit with all the glrls?'
p. S.-Slim Hesslon has decide,
that borrowing cigarettes is be
coming harder every day. He is nov
looking for a Job.
Boys. don't forget our regula
meeting this evening. Be sure ans
attend as we have a big surprise IL
store for everybody.
Barclay, our favoritc white shir
member. has been found out. He /
/ working in a laundry where mucf
wearing apparel seems to get lost
The evidence was found on him anC
Ito cheer the boy up one Of the mem
bers sang an old song called. He j.
In the Jail house now.
Evening journal., 1920-10-05

Boys. don't forget our regular
meeting this evening Be sure and
attend as we have a big surprise in
store for everybody.
Evening journal., 1920-10-05

p. S.-Slim Hession has decided
that borrowing cigarettes is be
coming harder every day. lie is now
looking for a Job.
Evening journal., 1920-10-05

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Evening journal., 1920-10-05

Morris Goldberg. the ''prima donna"
OF the club, Is studying a way to
We suggest that he gets a girl 90
hold with each hand but Morris says
the strain would make him break
down. A little water, please.
Evening journal., 1920-10-05

Barclay, our favoritc white shirt
member. has been found out. He Is
working in a laundry where much
wearing apparel seems to get lost.
The evidence was found on him and
to cheer the boy up one Of the mem-
bers sang an old song called. He is
i'm the iail house now.
Evening journal., 1920-10-05
PARKsIDE PRACTICE NIGHT.

The Parkside football team viii
hold signal practice this evening al
Fourth and Church streets. at I
o'clock. Every candldate who has
Reen seue pd5ss6 pdna ryons wns e are sI1aa 5
to report at the grounds on tine.
Evening journal., 1920-10-05

fluldlS ..s.......... 3 "a
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Evening journal., 1920-10-05
Very truly yours.
CHARLES A EDAUG =
PARKsIDE-ELENENTH WARD GAME

Parksldo and EIeVcntl Waru Will
meet Friday evening at Harlan Field
in a benefit game for a worthy cause.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-11-27

from about Az per cent to about per
cent.
Q,--Is there to be transcontinental
airplane race from New York to Los
Angeles this winter?-A S.
A.-The Aero club of America says
that there will be such race this win
Atlanta, New Orleans, Texas, Arizona,
New Mexico to Los Angeles.
Q.-What Is the glass called that is
used in railway stations for roofs and
which contains some metal?-D. T. H.
A.-This material is listed as wire
glass, is a combination of wire and
glass, and is used where a single wide
arched roof spans a large area and is
depended upon to furnish light. 1t is
also used for windows In exposed loca-
tions as precaution against fire and
other accidents. The iron, of which the
point than the glass and will retain
its shape and hold the glass together
even after the latter has become plastic.
amy reader can get the answer to
any question by writing The News
Scimitar information, bureau, Frederic
]. Haskin, director, Washington, d. c.
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