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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-12-12
SPORTING NOTES.

A Buenos Aires promoter has come
to New York to sign wrestlers for
bouts in South America. Quite few
grapplers can be spared If he will take
EN-.
That professional golfers are increas-
ig at rapid rate is evidenced by the
fact that the New England profession
al golfers organization alone has lis
members.
Charley Graha, for several years
manager of the San Francisco Coast
league team says that he intends to
retire as pilot of the Seals at the
close of next season.
Frank Moran, veteran Pittsburgh
heavyweight, has decided to leave the
United States on December 80 for
England, to box Joe Goddard twenty
rounds.
Woo!sey johnson, with aid of cell
cry, aims to end Jack Dempsey's pop
ularity He engaged Hugh Rorty as
manager and will use Fred Fulton as
stepping stone.
Normandin and Belair of the Viii
| limantic team are real endurance men
when it comes to basketball. This pain
have games on every night in the week
in their section of the state
Billy Dwyer, of Hartford is able t.
| be about again but it looks as if the
! little fellow may be forced to keer
out of the basketball game for at leas
six weeks. His absence is certainly fel
by the champs.
Patrick O,Conner, of Springfield
Mass, today was re-engaged as mana
ger of the Albany baseball team of thu
Eastern league for next season. TIL,
announcement was made by Michael J
/ Hawkins, president of the cluh
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OBITUARY


sims5ury, C:nn., Dec. 11.-William Lee
Gushing, educator and founder of West
Minister school, died at his home here to-
night He was born on Lees Island
Maine 70 years ago. After gradua ting
from Yale in 1872. taught schools in
Hartford and New Haven. He ectab-
lished Westminster Schoo at Dabb's
Ferrq, N Y, in 1888, and in 1900 the
school was moved to this town. He was
hea dmaster until a year ago, when he re-
tired because of all health. He leaves
his widow and two sons, William S.
Cushing head ma ster of Hill school, Potts
town Pa, and Charles (Ton) Gushing,
a playwright
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JAPAN IS REPLACING
Troops IN SIBERIA

TOXIC, Dec. 10 By the A. P.).-Japan
is replacing the troops in the maritime
provinces Of Siberia with fresh contin-
gents. This action. it is said. is taken in
view of the failure of the conference at
Dairen between Japanese and representa-
t!ves of the Chita. or Far Eastern, re-
piblic to reach an agreement, and the
prospect that such an agreement will not
come in the near future.
The foreign Office reiterates that the
situation in Siberia is unsettled, COM
pelling the retention Of troops at their
present stations
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WESLEYAN. SCORES VICTORY
OVER CLARK UNIVERSITY

Middletown, Conn, Dec. 1.-The
Wesleyan basketball team took the
opening game Of their season from
the Clark University of Worcester by
the score of 80 to 81 Saturday, In
the first few minutes OF the first half
the Worcester lads were in the. lead
but Wesleyan came back strong and
kept a good lead for the remainder of
the contest. Parsans and Conway Wes-
leyan's guards, proved effective in
breaking up plays, and Robertson led
in point scoring,
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CHAIRMAN BRANDEGEE
MAY POSTPONE HEARINGS

Washington. Dec. Chairman Bran
degee OF the senate committee investigat-
igating charges by Senator Wats-n, demo
cTat, Georgia. that American soldiers had
been illegally hanged in France, indicated
today that public hearings might. be put
over for a week.
Meanwhile the committee will SIT
through list Of more than one hundred
names of prospective witnesses presented
by Senator Watson bef-re Diet. .ernining
who to call. It Is likely however, that q
number of witnesses will be summoned
with the prospect Of an extended hear
ing Chairman Bran6egee has announc-
ed that the investigation will be sweet
ing, although the committee feels It's sco7e
Is limited to charges that soldiers were
handged without trial by court martial.
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JIM MUTRlE GETS $3.50
PENSION FROM GIANTS

old jim Mutrle. first manager Of the
Giants back in the old days at Fifth
Avenue and 10th street and befoi e
many q year. Jim, who Is &c. with fall
ing to enjoy his best Christmas in
that loader OF The MetropoiItans IL go
ing eight. recently got a gladstone
call from q mail carrier down in his
home on Staten Island.
The mail man brought to Mutrie a
check for $3.50 from Charles A Stone
ham, president of the Giants. This
sum represents ton weeks salary as
gatekeeper at the Polo Grounds.
Stoneham has placed Jim on the sal
airy lst-though Jim will take care
Of no gate,
The pension camo as a recognition of
the work which Mutrie did i'll the
pioneer days Of the New York Club.
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Big League MOguIs Gathered For Meeting

around minor league players of class
A A be removed, as sentiment in the
league against the draft remains
strong.
Only routine matters are scheduled
for discussion at the meetings of the
American and National Leagues and
the one interesting subject promised
for their joint conference is prices ask
ed by minor leagues for their players.
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CORNELL BASEBALL TEAM
SCHEDULE c3 GAMES

Ithaca, \, Y. Dec 11-Twenty three
gasnc3 Will. be played by the Cornen
baseball team next year. Five will be
played on the eastern holiday trip.
Included among the games are: May
II, Harvard, ut Cambridge; 20, Yale
at New Haven; II, Yale at Ithaca.
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middletomn kaoaus Won

A1iddletown, Conn. Dec. 1.-THE Will
Hmantic Kaceys lost to their Middle
town brethren, Saturday night, here,
by the score of 38 to Is. Play in the
first half was interesting at times but
the locals ran away from their OPP
ponents in the second half.
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Meet Strong Tennis Team

Amherst, Dec. Princeton, West
Point and Southern California are
among the stronger teams Anherst's
tennis team viii meet next year, ac-
cording TO the schedule announced by
manager s. 3. Damon.
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ARCHBISHOP MANNIX SAYS
TERMS EXTREMELY LIBERAL"

Melbourne, Australia. Dec. II (By the
A. P)-9rchbishop Msnnix. in a speech
here today. described the terms offered
to Ireland by the British government Is
extremely liberal" After the settle
ment is arranged, he said. he would re!
visit Ireland.
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AMHERsT's FOOTBALL TEAM
TO GO WEST FOR FIRST TlM

Amherst, Dec. 11-Amhersts foot
ball team will go west next year for
the first intersecuonal game in It's
history, playing Obernn at Oberlin, o.
on October %, according to Amherst 5
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CONJECTURE CONCERNING
THE ANGLO-IRlSH TREATY
(continued from Page one)

say there Is striking unaninity in favor
ofthe treaty It is widely believed
throughout the south aht Eamonn De
Valera has sacrificed his career"
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gatherings refused to acknowledge tali
alists.
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The following IS n summary OF the
transac ttous on the New York Stock Elk
-har-a u ?. u:
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POETRY
CANDLE LIGHT HYaIN

~
Greeting the still soft slant o. after.
Here IN the dusk the candles beam be-
So fame our. hopes. lit in the Holy
Shrine.
In which al eve the waxen wicks shall
shine.
And on our souls where weighed the
worldly load
From US it parts like shadows IN the
Refrain:
Just hymn at twilight, when the lights
are loy
And the pickering shadows softly come
Though the heart be weary. sad the day
Still to us at twilight coraeth Faiths
sweet song.
Cometh Faiths sweet old song.
Steals on the nerve one placid healing
tone,
Whispers for sin a voice that can atone
Opens to all light out from the maze
Visions to each Figure IN the haze.
Till in the g,eanl shed gently from above
Find we the Friend who melts the heart
with love
Rev. P. II Epler, D. D., IN Bostor
Transcript.
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CHRISTMAS COMING.

Christmas coming,
Pine tree holly,
Mistletoe and laughter joilyl
Christmas comingi
Air a-tingle.
Swapping logs in coy ingle,
Christmas corningi
Santa putting,
Turkey-sage and onion stuling:
Christmas coming,
JOY exuding.
Mince pie. pumpkin and plum puddinsi
Christmas coming,
Love its leaven-
Peace on earth, Give thanks to heaven
Maurice Morris. in New York Herald.
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CONN. AGGlES SURPRISED
uyro- aOIN7 L0OpcTE

West Point, n. Y, Dec. 1.-THE
Connecticut Aggies basketball five
won a closely fought contest over the
Army quintette. Saturday night, win
ming 33 to 81. The play was close and
exciting all the way through and the
Aggies We're keen contenders from the
start Alexander starred for the Ag-
gies. The summary:
left forward
NIcnGleS ......'. AleAonu0i
right forward
RooSn1a belocke
center
I DebiZzes acknowledgements. Slul
geft guard
Forbes ........,.......... MaKersk
right guard
Bennett ,.,,......... $1,000. PUTNAM
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Score. Army 81 Conn. Aggies SO;
goals from field, Vichules 2, Roosnaa 4,
Debezzea ,, Forbes ., Bennett, AleXan-
der Z. Beiocite 5, Maltefslsi, Deane;
goals from fouls. Rooara5 8 out Of
Il. Alexander out Of 5, Krasaw out
OF /, Beloslze out Of :.
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BASKETBALL
Town Hall, Danielson
Saturday, Dec. II, 8 p. m.
Newport Naval Reserves

K. of C.
K. of c. Lineup Blair, Hig-
gins, Nornandin, Murphy and
Reddy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-15
KEYPORT

7 At a special meeting of Raritan
Post No. %. American Legion, Dyson
Woodhouse and III. L. Hopkins were
named as delegates and Walter
Bolte and Cecil S. Ackerson were
named as alternate delegates to the
state convention of the legion to be
held at Asbury Park in September.
Mrs. B. b. Huyler was a Perth
Amboy visitor yesterday.
Wilbur Smith is enjoying a two
weeks vacation from his business in
New York. Mr.. Smith left yesterday
FOR Forked River where he will
spend part of his time.
Mrs. Thomas Williams was a Mat
swan visitor yesterday.
M Frederick Hoagland, of Boston, Is
enjoying a vacation stopping with
his sister, Mrs. A. M. Haigh.
Tive bazaar and fair of the Lincoln
Hose Company is being continued
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
nights of this week in order to dis
pose of the large quantity of donat-
ed articles. The committee report a
f1ne showing in the receipts and the
winners of the various contests and
lucky number holders will be an
nounced Saturday night.
George B. Rockwell was an out
of-town visitor several days this
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-15
OLD BRIDGE

Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Clark and
Mable Hun, of Spotswood. spent
Monday with their daughter, MIS-.
David Burkert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Van Aris-
dale and family spent Monday at
Soldiers.
George Ferguson, Edward john
son and Mayme Hill, of New Bruins
wick. were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Benson Tuesday nignt.
Mrs. Lillian Hendrickson,. Mr..
and Mrs. j. X. Dill we're u OF town
visitors Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Green
and son Ellsworth were New Bruns-
wick visitors Tuesday.
Lester Scoby has returned nome
after spending the past month with
his son, Van Scoby, at Long Island.
Mrs. JaS,b Dinkle and Thomas
Perkins, of Spotswcod, spent we'd
nesday with relatives in town.
BENJAMIN Farless, of Rye. N. T.,
is spending the week with relatives
in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Roller, Jr.
and daughter Marjorie were Spots
wood visitors Wednesday,.
Mrs. Emma Dobson is spending a
few days with her sister, Mrs. James
Mount. at J~amesburg.
ALIVE Cox, of South Amboy, was
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-15

Sunshine Workers Wednesday even
ng, proved a great success. The
total amount cleared was $67.64,
which will be used for the Sunday
school excursion to Keansburg next
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenz Lorenzen and
son Christ, of Williamsport, Pa,
have returned home after spending
the past two weeks with Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Wellman, Sr.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-15
That Morning Lameness

II you are lame every morning. and
suffer urinary ills, tere must be a cause.
often it's weak kidneys. To strengthen
the weakened kidneys and avert more SER
ious troubles, use Doans sidney Pills.
You can rely on Perth Amboy testimony
Wallace Bloodgood, retired railroad
man, 375 High St., Perth Amboy. says:
kidney trouble had me down for a long
time. / didn't know what It was to be
free from pains in my bacb and over my
kidneys. When I stopped, 1t was all ]
could do to straiRhten. Mornings. espe-
cially / was so lame and stif, ! cou q
Just drag around. My sight blurred and
II had headaches and dizziness. Ny kid
neys dido act right. Doan's Kidney
pills. from Seaman's Drug Store, soon
liked me up and rid me Of the aches and
pains"
Price Coo. at all dealers Don't simply
ask for a kidney remedy-get Doan's
Kidney Pills--the same that Mr.. Blood
good had. Foster-Milburn Co., Mfrs,
Buffalo, N. y.-Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-15

a visitor in town Wednesday.
Mrs. Claude Burley and sons,
Robert and Claude. Jr., were out
of town visitors Monday.
Mrs. Lizzie Loundes,s Mrs. Lester
Squire, Mrs. George Baker and Mrs.
Leland De Loeb we're out of town
visitors Wednesday.
The roast beef supper held by the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-15
Ere CKLES
Now Is the Time to Get Rid Of These
Ugly Spots

There's no longer the slightest need Of
feeling ashamed of your freckles. IS
Othine-doubl strengths guaranteed
to remove these homely spots.
Simply get an ounce of OthineVdou-
BILE strength-from any druggist and ap-
ply a little Of 1t night and morning and
you should soon see that even the worst
freckles have begun to disappear. while
the lighter ones have vanished entirely.
II is seldom that more than an ounce is
needed to completely clear the skin and
gain a beautiful clear complexion.
Be lure , ask for the double strength
Othine as this is sold under guarantee
Of money back u It fails to remove
Yr-~t-,s-Ady
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-15

week.
1t was decided to convert the large
dance hall at the Keyport Yacht
Club into a social meeting hall and
the installing of additional pool
tables and card tables at the regular
monthly meeting held at the club on
Wednesday night. This action was
forced because of the increased
membership of the club which has
~overcrowded the present accommo-
dations. 1t was also passed to re-
place the wooden steps to the pier
with concrete steps and to have the
beach front cleaned. Several new
members were added to the roster.
Miss Annie L.. Triton was the guest
of relatives at Asbury Park Thurs
day.
Henry A. Young is improving his
First street property, formerly occu-
pied as a bowling alley, with a coat
Of paint. The alleys have been re-
moved and the building will be con-
verified into apartments.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-15

business sessions.
Senator Frank Willis of Ohio will
explain the status of the soldiers
bonus bill now in congress at n of
the business sessions.
The convention will be in charge
of Colonel NJ. A. FINLEY, president Of
the Rainbow Veterans Association.
He commanded the 16Sth (Iowa)
Infantry.
Douglas Island news., 1921-06-10
DROWNED
 NEAR GLACIER
Succumbs When Seized With Cramps In Attempting to Swim to
 Gas Boat

John Rudolph. native. 47 years oI are. vas drowned Wednesday evening ucar Tau glacier when he attempted to swim from shore Co his ras boat which was anchored quite a distance out Ho was seized vih cramps and sank just before reaching his rait
 AS explained by thc widow who was m eye witness to Che odair. uoy had landed near Che glacier for a hunting trip Tho boat was an- ehorod short distance from tho shore and an wont into Che woods Mr. Rudolph killed bear and started for Che beach When he got herc he mw that his boat was by chat time long distance out In Che inlet owing to tbo udo being u.
 There Is a long sand bar running out at chat pace and he started tadIne to Che boat until Che water became too doap. when he had Co
 m. uo eaam along for a t.mc. his wifo said. until he got near thc hoat when ho wont down and she IId not sec him again
 Mrs. Rudolph built % raft md rith a Wue child she had with her. vent out Co Che boat and went Tor asia.ancc. The body wa. ouud upon thc ncxt low t.do prac uoIly whore thc man was drowned and yesterday was taken to Juneau ! which n hc home of Che victim. Mr. Rudolph was a very well
 novr native who was married and ! uyod in vhat la known as Indian
 town near Wmouehby avenue Iu rolu.
Douglas Island news., 1921-06-10
WHITE BEAR

John Rudolph. Che native who was drowned in Taku inlot near Che glacier. had killed white glacier bear shortly before he met his death. The bear was brought Co Juneau on ha boat tho ScaguiL yesterday
 A white glacier bear is a great curiosity. one of thc kind never hav- ing boon killed In this immediate vi- en.ty. it is said. One was seen last summer on Che road to Silver Bow basin. but was not killed although hunters were after it. Itis said that hoy are sometimes found In Vest cu Alaska. but they were never known Go bo near here before.
 Hunters say they are am albIno of their species and that thoy never attain erea, slzc. Tho one brought Co Juneau is said Co be about th, color of a mountain goat and th' size of two-yoar-old black bear.
Douglas Island news., 1921-06-10
DOUGLAS ISLAND
 WILL CELEBRATE
Mass Meeting of Last Night Favors Big Day on July Fourth With
 All the Trimmings

lt YVES decided at a mass meeting at Douglas Firo Headquarters last night to hold a Fourth of July cele- brauon on Douglas Island this year. and J. c. Zimmerman was named temporary president Of the associa- tlon, wIth otto Widemann as tenn porary sccretary A meeting to dis- cuss ways and means and for the appointment Of various committees win be held next Monday evening at 8 o'clock at Che same place.
 It was Che general opinion Of the meeting that a celebration should be held and an were enthusiastic over the matter It is urged that every one that can be present be at the Monday night meeting. which win be a joint one with the Douglas Fire Department.
 It was pointed out at the meeting last night that there were more than three hundred children on Douglas Island who are looking for ward with the keenest anticipation to their great holiday next month. and Che opinion was expressed that it would be perfectly feasible to hold a celebration that would bo accept able to all
Douglas Island news., 1921-06-10
PITCHING BALL
 AT ANCHORAGE
Pic Martini, Formerly of Douglas, Wins First Game in Tu-
 Team League

That Pic Martini. southpaw pitcher for the past several seasons for Che Douglas Fircmen's baseball team. Is making good is 'he report brought from Anchorage. His team mate. Art Lnjestrand, formerly Of tbis city. is also playing good ball. Both men are members of what is known as the City team Of the Tri- Team League.
 A baseball series is now on there m which three teams City. Com mission and Soldiers are playing % long series. Martini starting in two games Of Che series. won both Of them by scores Of 4-3 and 11-3. In tho first game Martini struck out l3 men and was hlt safely only four times He himself got two hits. ujestrand in that game came to bat in Che first inning with three men on base and knocking a clean two-baggcr to center field scored an three men. These were the last runs made by Che team until the ninth when. with the score tied and one man on. Martini hit safely and scored Che man ahead of him for the winning run. This was in the game against the soldiers. He had easy picking in Che next game against Che commission.
 The Anchorage Times has Che fol- lowing to say about Pic in his in- iual appearance In a practice game: "His work was especially classy for the first game; he has speed. curves, control and @ noodle. Taking yes torday's work as criterion it Is safe Go say that this young south paw from tho Gasuneau Channel has won a home with the Anchorage fans."
Douglas Island news., 1921-06-10
BEAR HUNTERS

claimed ta.t tte THdVcU party ".. ..a to L-wa hly
 u. an 0 -. n. .omc r.osreet- nr uo-. mat. record for thDm- selves no. . minors ha. bcar hunters H... f.r 0uf landed In h.. T Amy ay a Che bay
 ... In. r.rII days and ., aI .n.f during thrco ...s ... m. 00.r Hs tHere Che ...r. n.r.. consisting o. Sinclair Prank l.Nor Fa. H0..E wood. r ar...an and several o...H | .s. t.. brown h..r H H .I . .c .r.ma.. ar. very plentiful . fat ae.or. t.a hou r.... ... H ras. many uo,.ao. .. .
Douglas Island news., 1921-06-10
EYEING STATION
 FOR THE THIRD
Corioa Is to Have Buncb Hatchery O. Che Territorial System
 u Near F0,ure

hT sH.u. Terrt1rIa. ur.r.n- t.rIer. .. ..h hat.rr-Ies. recently won't tn c.-losr .o establish aH eyo- Ir- sauo. or tle propagation ot salmon fry and win have en.rs. ol m. n... ..ro urul . competent man can h. engaged to a.. tH na.e a. nc returns lo bis work .r .a. rr.r Division.
 Tn. O.r...n Times u a r...nr .s- .a. h.. .. following ,n ar as ,o ... r-..nr.r. wor. Ir establishing m. station.
 hU.r. momber ot Che Ter- -..-.I r.. commission. has rented m. .I Harmon building from C. p. f ..r and uiU use It for .le ID. establishing n hatchery IT has t.HHet .o ... s..-0s tor .r r...... nater... Q. equip che and .....s to have U .n op- -.r .r about n month. giving cm- m.r. V. .f or I.r m..
 ..c commission has -. m.. nn'og.I oH E..k nkc l.... m. Dolly Warden rolt
 e...t u.r..e to ,.. s.I-
 industry estimated 'a.t t .... .-.Ir killed -.... trout ar. m. som .r progress The oa.r.um. Brs... bay have cone r"u.. tor .ao destruction ot u... ... s...on.
 A ...m ..mn..-r |. H'.n to h. a.e.. t.. .I ou r.e Copper U.. ..s t.. umm.-. H s ..m... ..t each scat esH mol.
 H.n .. .ma. q day and as t... ar. .... ... o. s... there .a. IrueHor . salmon br chem .
 uou. Just n... method win b. adopted .n .He .,..ruuauor O, t.. s..I ra. r.t .. E.t boon l..e. mined upon. ha. n. Adams Is eork- In. upon Che proposition and hopes t. map ... program ua.or. .oae