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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-13

IUVhiN ~ 7 2 ~ Y =
Batted for MYERS in tenth
Batted for Strickland in tenth
Battcd for Schricbcr in tenth.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Delaware o 90 q o Q @ | 1-2
Penn - 900 O. @ / 0 0-l
Two-hase hits, Rothrock. Robbins
Home run, G. Carter. Struck out, by
Rothrock, / by Strickland. | Bases on
balls, by Rothrock, g. by Strickland. ,
Earned runs. Delaware, > Double play
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-16

permits must be obtained before any building is commenced.
 At 9. meeting of the Junior class of Kiilingly High school Robert Mocin was elected class president.
 The North Grosvenordale team, ore of the fastest seIni-pro organizations in New England, will met the Connecticut Mills team here in next Sundays game
 Danielson is to have vaudeville once week off one of the big time circuits, l. was announced
 stray shepherd dog. wearing Nor wich tag, was picked up here "Wednesday morning by Deputy Sheriff Charles Aver.
 Raymond c. Gilson of Manchester, VI, was visitor with friends in Danielson on Wednesday.
 Members of McGregor corps, W R. C., held a pleasant social and meeting Wed. nesday evening.
 Elderberries and grapes are being searched for through all the surround!na country by persons who want sometime during the winter months to help them forget the eighteenth amendment
 In connection with the present slacR period for textile concerns. it is recalled that the mills of the Attawaugan co,~,- pany in this town have not been, stounr.,i for 25 years or more, really rernarka- ble record.
 Notices at the post ofaoe inform tbs public that the government Is still seek ing persons who would like appointments as 'stenographers.
 A, Danielson delegation will go over 10 Wiilimantic Friday. to hear the address '>y Candidate Roosevelt, whose frontnama is Franklin, not Theodore.
 One hundred dolls, made up as Polly -Annas, are wanted from Danielson neo- pie The dolls will be used in connection with missionary social work in the Far l East
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-16

90 years of continuous service with the 18th infantry, all of which time but one year he served as a non-commissioned officer in that regiment, Sergeant Marrow has been retired upon his own applica- ton. In a special general orders bulletin issued Sept. by Colonel Carnahan this retirement is cited as being received by the regiment With mingled feelings of pleasure and regret, pleasure that Ser geant Marrow is to enjoy a well earned rest from arduous labor, and regret that the regiment is to lose his highly valuable services. It is further stated his service has been characterized by faithfulness, efficiency, cleanliness of character and steadfastness. His record is source of -pride to his regiment, and is we'll worthy of emulation During his service of 30 years the regimental commander recalls no finer example of that splendid type of man q really fine soldier. He carries with him in his honorable retirement the good will and hearty good wishes of all his comrades both commissioned and en- listed. When leaving for the east he was given 8 farewell reception by the entire regiment and was presented by his com rades a handsome ard valuable watch. Representative William McNicol was in Hartford Tuesday to attend the special session of the general assembly and will 20 again 10 the session to be held Tues day next.
 The political pot is, even at this early day pretty well het up. There are a few over so women voters in Griswold and many more were registered to be made Tuesday and Wednesday, As mat ters stand at present the women voters may cast their ballots on matters pertain ing to school questions only To vote in town and state elections the women voters will have to be made" again. Rep resentative McNicol says there may be some provision perfected next Tuesday | whereby the women may vote in the i general town election for all officers in October and at the state election in No vember ..
 The II. g. class of the Methodist Sun day school, of which Mrs. James E. Aid rich is teacher, gave a social in the yes- try Thursday evening, with fine at- i tendance. Games of many sorts contrib Uted to the general good time to which ice cream and cake furnished its due
 quota.
 Rev. and Mrs. John P Richardson are spending the remainder of the week at Twin Lakes. Conn. guests of Mrs Rich ardson's sister.
 Mrs. F. 4. Geer entertained as recent guests John A. Frink of Sterling Hill, Isaac Gallup of Emington, III, and Mrs.
 Walter Stanton of Danielson
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-16
JEWET CITY

1ss final list of republican nominees, rith vacancies Oiled. are. Assessor, George A Haskell; board Of relief. J. II. Tracy. ssiectmen. William Johnstone, A-aris Davoa auditor. C. II. Prior; col lsctor of taxes. Earl $. Hiscox; consta- h'sr Henry Neziard. Andrew Chesbro. Arthur Duhsine Charles Fournier; reg isfrsrs of voters. En G. Lcgue. First u.s- tr1ct Francois I.sLiberte Second district |; town schooi committee John T Stewart. John T. Barr
 The vital statistics for August are as foliovs: Four marriaEes-Hugh Marsh and Teresa Gerbitz Boleslaw Dawidayter ard Victoria Szcla. George Eichelberg and Ida Dawisy, Mike Skiba and Victoria Euhst Three births-Stanislaw Bulda stanislav Tracy, John Charles OalSes Four delfhs--Irene St. Peter. age years. acute cnterocoiitis Etta o. Button, age .1 yesrs, uberculosis; Rita S. Senecal infant. premature birth Eugene LeClaire, srs 2f years. heart disease.
 Daniel F. Finn and John r Hennon are n New Haven as democratic delegates to he state convention. Mir Heunon goes as alternate for John Welsh.
 MArruerite Bernadette Fepin. infant daughter of MT. and Mrs. Philippe Pepin, iied Wednesday morning after brief ill., ssss
 The Ladies' Aid society or the Baptist -1urch " iH meet today Thursday al the homo of Mrs. W IT. Brown.
 Edward !. Thornton of Pawtucket T. [. is visiting hts grandfather, L. A. Thornton. Of Pleasant View
 Earl Cray. son of Mr. and Mrs F. M Cray left TuesGay to join the U. s. navy and is to be stationed at Newport R. I. Another son Walter, has been promoted 70 corporal and will bs sent to Canlp stanley, TeL He Is now at Fort Sill, Okla
 Mrs. Waitsr l. Field of Mathewson street is enjoying a visit from her erother. Master Sergeant Anthony Alex ancer Marrsg, of Sogales, Ark. After
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-16

1. Ihe worlds standard remedy for kidney. dyer, bladder and uric acid troubles ana National Remedy of Holland since 1eo6- Three sizes, all druggists. Guaranteed. ksek ter shs ,asae Gold Medal on svery bsz
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Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-16
the centsrdeia position with the Athlet

the centerfeid position with the Athlet-
 IsraAi Putnam, lodEe> of odd Fellows announced "Wednesday that 8 drive for new members is7 to be undertaken. An effort is to be made to make this. season the banner one. iR er.whole- history of the local lodge. Degree work for. this season began on Tuesday evening when two candidates were initiated. :. On Sep tember g a number of members of Is raei Putnam lodge. are going to Boston to participate in the parade. that is to be one of the. features of, the grand lodge session of Massachusetts.
 Members of St. BerHard council and members Of Cargin council, K. of C., of this city, are going to New London 2 week from Sunday to receive the fourth degree which. is 10 be. conferred upon a class of more than JOG. eastern Connec- ticut. knights. = ..s-: e-S Wednesday. Judge MaltBie filed at the office of the clerk Of the superior court here z memorandum on the application or the WaureganI company, the AidTich Brothers Manufacturing Cos, The Floyo l Cranslza company and the, sLazoon 4.i,s 1 company for an-oFder to allow appraisal l of. property in actions against the town i Of Plainfield After setting forth his reasons for so doing, Judge Maltbie says ',The present motion is denied with leave given to the appellee to substitute an application Tn. accordance with the fore going suggestions
 1 The action by the Plainfeld corpora tions against the town of Plainfield fol- i lowed appeals from the board of relief In that town, where taxation of mill
 properties has been subject of unus- ual interest for some time.
 Attorney Irving H, Mlren. who. is all
 assistant to the clerk of the United States senate, but who has been at his
 home here during the recess period, is
 leaving today for Marion, O., where he Is to attend, as. representative of eastern Connec-lcut republican organizations, g conference to be held at the home oi Senator Warren c. Harding, the repubii can nominee for president The confer
 ence is scheduled for Friday.
 Up in Thompson things of a poiitica
 nature have so shaped themselves as tr
 provide for a real lively contest at tht
 polls on town election day. There i! much talk of split tickets an .everythin ; and an unusually heavy vote. is antic!
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-16
RHEUMATISM
 LEAVES YOU FOREVER

Deep Seated Uric Acid Deposits Are
 Dissolved and the Rhe umattc Poisau
 starts to Leave the system Within
 Tyrenty-foUr IIours.
 Every druggist in this county Is au- thorized to- say to every rheumatic sufferer that if two bottles of Allenrhu. the sure conqueror. Of rheumat does not stop all agony reduce swollen joints and do away with even the slightest twinges Of .rheunatic pain. he will gladly return. your. money with out comm er [. -ssls ,ss v NY &S.' a-i et Allenrhu has been tried. and tested for years. and really marvellous results have been accomplished In the most severe cases where the suffering and | agony was intense and piteous and where the patient was helpless. Mr. James H.. Rilep. the discoverer of Allerrhl, who Tor many years suffered l the 'torments of acute rheumatisd, de- sires all sufferers to know. that he does
 not want cent of 'anyone's money un- less Allenrnt decisiyesy eonquers this iwer5t Of. all diseases and he has ir-
 structed Lee & eosgood, to guarantee. ii In every instance. = slf
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-16
To Keep Hair Curly,
 Wavy and Beautiful

Here is how your hair can be curled nicely, easily and harmlessly. Before do- ing it up, apply a little liquid silmerine with clean tooth brush. Tn three hours you will have just the prettiest curls and natural you'll never think of doing with out silnerine thereafter. You won't be troubled any more with hair stringing around your face-with burnt, uneven ends, nor with that dull dead appearance. The hair will remain in curl ever so long.
 Any druggist can of course supply you with liquid silrnerine, and a few ounces will last you a long time. Il Is ll4l.liea sticky nor greasy, and is really a delight ful thing to use. It Is doubly useful be- cause of also serving as a beneficial dress ing for the hair.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-16

for speaking productions was opened here.
 Sheriff Charles A. Gates of Whitman tic was visitor in Putnam on Wednes- day.
 While nothing like the old-tiule torch
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-16

light psrsdes are to be looked for lhis, year the political Part;es will provise Some rallies for Putnam and some speakers Of distinction according to plans now underway.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-16
Don'tSufer
 From Piles
No Matter If You Have Been g Longtime Sufferer There's Re. lief With Pyramid Pile
 SuppositoIies

Try Pyramid no matter what else you have used. It should give quick re- lief Q n d has saved, m a Il y from an opera ton. Get 2 50 c ent box of Pyramid Pile Suppositoriesat any drug store.
 1t Is the right
 thing to do, to relieve itching, ID 1e c din or protru d in g pill @ 8, hemor-
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-16

pateo-
 r The Wandetes Biblical play and one Of the finest productions seen here in long time, atti acted a large audi ence. to tho Bradley theater Wednesd"v evening, when the fall theatrical season
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-16

Beauty may be only skin deep. but the impression it makes extends much deeper
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-16
DON'T DESPAIR

It you are troubled with pains or aches; feel tired; have headache. indigestion, insomnia; painful pass sSe ot urine, you will find relief in
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-22

Just one, and it wasn't much pas
II o'clock Boston Transcript.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-22
COTT. TO COMBAT
LYING COST
By Placing Millions of Dollars Worth
of Canned Meats on the Mar
ket at Low Prices.

Washington, d. C., July 22.-in an
effort to combat the high cost of living,
the war department soon Is TO place
millions of dollars worth of canned
meats on the market at prices below
even pre-wsr quota.i,,ons, said an an
nouncement Yesterday from the office
of the division Of sales.
The meats which will be offered for
domestic consumption. exclusively. are
said 10 be Of the best quality and are
stored in every section of The country
and viii be disposed Of through whole
sale and retail stores from one end Of
the country TO the other
The division Of sales also announced
that il had enlisted in this work the
services Of 10000 postmasters, 5000
bankers and the mayors Of every city
and town.
Included in the meats are canned
corn beef. corncd beef hash. roast beef
aud bacon.
Every dealer or firm. from the larg
rst Wholesaler to the smallest retail
er. is being given chance 70 make
purchases at prices which are consider
ably below the prevailing market
ones. said the announcement.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-22
AMENDMENT TO SECTION OF
CHAPTER ie OF THE REVISED
ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF
BARRE, VT.

Re Il ordained by the city council Of
the city IT Barre. a. follows;
That section : 81 chapter - IT the
revised ordinances j. hereby amended
and revised TO read as follows:
Sec. s. There shall BE- paid To all per
mament mcmbers Of the fire depart
ment Tor all scrsices such weekly sal
srv and bonus a. the city council may
from time 70 time determine. the FIRE
committee shall determine the amount
II time of and tho vacations 10 be
given to the various members ~ the
permanent FIRE department. and the
time and conditions under which the
same NAV be had.
n any permanent member ~ the fire
depart urui -hall desire 20 terminate
his employment. be shall give written
notice 10 the chief al least two weeks
before the date when he desires TO dis
continue his sers ices. and Il any mem
her -hall quit ser,ice without havinE
given such tao weeks n0ticc be shall
forfeit anv pav IT bonus due him Al
the time he quits the -ereice
The length 81 service ~ those mem
hers IN the FIRE department - the time
this arlinance beoomes effective. ard
their rating thereon shall D. deter
mind ~ shc Ere coumifteH. and rec
ord thereof given 90 the eIfy clerk
Presented % the bard 81 aldermen.
July IS. 1870. rad cnor ard passed 20
= seonnd reading rad q secnnd fIuee
1nlr - lasa Adopted and ordered
puhiishsi
Art~sf. 1amrs Markav.
rTf~ rfrrk
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-22

have been made month ago, but has
been DELAYED and the financial state
ment will be delayed. The remainder
of the wage schedules, which had not
been previously passed upon, was acted
upon. School matters were also dis
eussed.
Arthur Daley goes to St Albans to-
morrow. where the uneompleted wres
tie between Paradis and Tremblay Will
take place. They wrestled until mid
night recently and stopped because 1t
was Sunday morning, so that now they
come back to wrestle again
Robert Mackie, who has been book
keeper in the office of the state treas
urer, will complete his duties there on
Aug. s, having accepted a position IN
Barre as office manager OF the Perry
Garage company, Mr. Mackie came to
the office little over year ago, and
has made good and is well liked about
the State House.
The state agricultural commissioner
is compiling the report that he VIII
make to the legislature next fall 1t
shows that in the last year $1,000 head
culosis and of that number over 10000
have been on the cooperative state and
federal test. while $4,000 had been by
private tests. There is large mum
Der OF cattle on the waiting list. lhls
is less than % per cent of the mum
Der OF cattle in the state.
The state highway commissioner has
reseived from the county supervisors
reports of more bad roads, the worst
of which comes from Franklin county,
in which the supervisor states that
"along st. Adams Main street the city
will do nothing to it," This is plese
of road two miles long. An addition
al statement which accompanies the
report indicates that an aviation de-
tour is advisable. Other reports are
that the road along ST. Albans BAY
an Maauam hay is bad road is
beinc constructed between Barton and
West Glover; construction work Is be
ing done between West Brattieboro
and Marlboro for four miles; the road
between West Marlboro and Whining
ton is out of condition.
The Bottum and Torrance company
of Bennington has certified to the see.
rotary of state that the company m
tends TO increase its capital stock from
5000. 900 TO 100000 by the issuing OF
10000 shares of stock.
Miss Evander NJ. Welch, who has
been employed in the secretary Of
states Office, has gone to Randolph,
where she has employment.
A.. G. Preble, deputy fire marshal
has returned from his vacation, part
of which was passed in Massachusetts,.
Isaac Heindleman appeared in Mont
pelier city court this morning on the
charge al having an accident and fail,
ure TO report the same. His automo-
bile is alleged to have knocked down
a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Luther
Chandler earlier in the week. He is
tbe man whose number Mr.. Chandler
could not obtain when the accident
took place. The matter was left with
the court, no plea having been accepted.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-22
TALK OF THE TOXIN

Miss Mildred Carr of Abbott avenue
spent the day at Lake AIoray with
friends.
Mrs, H. Il. Flint Of Beacon street Is
spending week with friends in Beth.
lehem, N. III,
Miss Beatrice Wescott Of Burlington
is spending few days in Barre at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs, George w. Ian.
der of Washington street.
Remember the food sale at the Bap-
fist church Saturday afternoon at 2:l5
o'clock Baked beans, brown bread,
cakes, etc. Don't forget, adv.
Regular meeting of Colonel J. b.
Mead circle, No. |, ladies of the G. A,
r., Friday afternoon at 2;30 o'clock in
auxiliary hall, Worthen block.
Miss &. L. Nourse of Roxbury, Mass,
arrived last night to spend the next
few days as the guest of her niece,
Miss j. P. Nourse, OF the Adams Co.
store.
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Booth of Hill
street leave by automobile to-day for
Old Orchard Beach, Me-, Mr.. Booth TAX
ing a vacation from the Martinson Es-
tate Co.
Miss Ann Lawler of Greenfield, Mass,
is the guest of her Smith college class
mate, Miss Vivian Marion, at her
home on Franklin street, for week or
10 days.
Mrs George ID. Stalker and two
daughters, Ruth and Flora, of Holyoke,
Mass, are visiting at the home of Mrs.
Stalker's sister, Mrs. Erwin Lawliss,
of Kirk street.
Frank Tironi, the Italian stabbed at
Fairlee July 4, who, for the past week,
has been treated at the Barre City
hospital, is steadily gaining strength
and the condition of the wound was
much improved to-day,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-22
UNITED STATES HAS
ENTRIES Nv ALL EVENTS
Canada and -Slovakia are the
Only Nations in the 80 Which are
Similarly Placed for
Olympic Games.

antwerp, July 2l.--The United
States. Canada and Czecho Slovakia
are the only nations listed to compete
in every event of the Olympic games
at the stadium, though doubtless there
are some omissions due to delayed
mails.
Details of the lists Of entries, which
have just been made available show
the wide variety in the number OF
sports and the various nations to com
pete. ranging from the larger coun'
tries down to Monaco, which is en-.
tered only in the dashes. Monaco's en-
try makes thirty-two nations answer
ing the invitation to participate
Sweden is in for all the events ex-
cept the walks and tug-of war; Great
Britain is entered for all except the
pole vault and iavelin, and Italy will
take part in all but the hammer throw
and shot put.
Although Japan and Australia per
haps will be entered later, there are
now thirteen entrants for the mara
thon-the United States, Great Britain
South Africa. Holland, Canada, Italy
Chile. Czecho Slovakia. Denmark, Fin
land, Sweden. Ir.lia and Belgium.
The list of countries entered for prac-
tically all events in the boxing con
tests includes the United States, South
Africa, France, Holland, Norway, Italy
and Great Britain, while Switzerland
will send only welterweights.
The list for the decathlon finds the
United States, Italy, Switzerland,
Czecho .Slovakia. Finland, Norway,
Sweden and Belgium entered.
China's participation in the games
probably will be confined to representa-
ton by one competitor.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-22

James Hartness of Springfield, can
didate for governor, was in the city
Yesterday. consulting those who are
associating themselves in his inter
ests.
Unless considerable effort is made
there will be no foot bridge for use
AT the circus grounds Monday for some
of the plank which had .been drawn
there has been drawn away and used
for other purposes. =,
The members of the city council
went to Mortified street Wednesday
afternoon and looked over that portion
of the wall that has been constructed.
II was decided TO complete the upper
end of the wall some 20 feet and put
on the cement guard before the wall Is
continued any further down the street.
When this piece of work is done the
street will be widened some 10 feet
as well as Strengthened quite good
deal. Workmen are now throwing the
sidewalk back on the opposite side OF
the street from the wall which will
also widen the street and make 1t bet
ter for pedestrians.
Two Ford ambulanccs and a motor
cycle are being unpacked at the Capt.
tai City garage for use by the state
department. They came assigned to
the state purchasing agent and had
been in France, for they showed the
effects of the salt air upon them when
thew were taken from the boxes.
The automobile inspectors OF the sec.
retary of states office are receiving
considerable complaint from automo-
bile divers that the prosecuting ON
GERS are allowing the teams to he driy-
en- generally without lights, while the
automobiles are being closely checked
up if thew do anything wrong.
George upper of the tax commits
sioner's Office was recently IN Grafton
relative to difference between the
hooks Of the tax collector and the
treasurer of the town. He checked up
the books. finding that the collector
had paid 10 the treasurer all that his
warrant demanded. The tax commits.
sioner's office is frequently called upon
To straiphten out troubles which de
yelop between tax collectors and other
town officials, and in efforts TO have
the collector clean up their back taxes,
A miscellaneous shower was gwen
Miss Hazel Smith by seventeen OF her
girl friends Wednesday evening at the
home of Mrs. S. II. Unwin of Barre
street. in honor of her approaching
marriage TO Maurice Niles. The room
in which the guests met MAS tastefully
decorated in pink and white. During
the evening music was enjoyed and re.
freshments were served, consisting Of
fruit punch and cookies. also sur
Prise cake. which proved to be a
source of much amusement when the
prizes we're drawn. Miss Smith was
presented many useful and attractive
gifts. consisting OF pictures, linen, sill
,er and cut glass.
Miss Eula Kelley has resumed her
work in the state treasurer's office. att
er a vacation
The board of control held its regu
lar meeting yesterday afternoon. The
matter of selecting an actuary 20 audit
The accounts Of the auditor and state
treasurer was mentioned. Professor
GRAY. who did the job last year. is on
vacation This appointment should