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Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-20

AT \ COURT OF PROBATE HELD at Norwich, within and for the District A. D. 1921.
 Present-NELsoN J. AYLNG. Judge Norwich, in said District, deceased
 The Executrix exhibited her adrninis- trafion account with said estate to the court Tor allowance: it is therefore
 Ordered, That the 23d day of Decem- ber, A. D. 1921 at 3 o'clock in the after noon, at the Probate Court Room in fine City or Norwich, in said District be. and tne same IS appointed for hearing the same, and the said Executrix is directed to give notice thereof by publishing this order once in some newspaper having a circulation in said District, at least three days prior to the date of said hearing. ana make return to the Court.
 NELSON J. AYLING, Judge
 The a6oVe and foregoing is true copy
 Attest: HELEN M. DREscHER.
 dee2Od Clerk.
 AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD al Norwich, within and for the District l ot Norwich. on the 18th day of December
 Present-NELsoN J. AYLING. Judge Estate of Joseph A. Hyde, late Q, Franklin. in said District. deceased.
 Mary B. Hyde of Franklin, Conn. an. peared in Court by counsel and filed 2 peutloh praying, Tor the reasons therein ser 1orth. that adninistrat tion be granted upon the estate of said deceased sIlerSf | to be intestate i Whereupon, It Is Ordered, That sa;t 1 petition be heard and determined at th, l Probate Court Room in the City of Nor wich, in said District. on the 25d dav ot 1 December. A: D. 1921 at II o'clock in th, ] forenoon, and that notice of the pendenc, l of said petition. and of said hearini ] thereon: be given by the publication n thls order one time in some newspape, l having a circulation in said District a l least three days Drror to the date of sajs hearing, and that return be made to hi, Court.
 NELSON J AYLING, Judge. 1 The above and foregoing is A true eon, ] of record Attest: HELEN M. DRESCHER. UeczOo Clerk
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-20

FOR SALE-250 cords good hard wood; all orders promptly delivered. John Flood, killingly, Conn. R. F. D. Telephone Danieison 105-5. dec20d
 FOR sALE-Thirty bushels russet ap- ples also one two-horse team wagon and 1076-5. v dec20d
 FOR sALE-Young Jersey COW. J. Grenel. Lisbon Station. dec20d
 FOR sALE-Native turkeys. the best on the market. W. J. Urban Taftyille. Phone 49S4. dec20d FOR SALE-Rubber tired runabout buggy; also Light Brahma and White Leghorn birds for breeding. Phone 1076-2. dec20d FOR sALE-one top Mover buggy in first class condition. Mrs. L. DeWolff, Scotland Road, Norwich Town. dec20d FOR SALE-A large thoroughbred S. C. R. I. Red cockerel, price $5. Is Clin St. City. deczod FOR sALE-From our cars, live black 1 fish, codfish. Holsters, also scallops- Phone us. Samuel z. Chesebro Fishing and Trading CO. Noank. Conn. dec20d 1 FOR sALE-Frenchi bull puppy, a nice l Christmas present for children; house | broken reasonable price. 109 Roose- 1 welt Ave. decZ0d ! FARM for sale; we have farms for sale large and small easy terms with or without stock. Address L. Groman, Planffeld, Conn, Box II. Phone Moesup i 99-2 dec20d
 FOR sALE-Wen seasoned slabs and hard wood. Tek 615-4. H. E. Beard & Son Homestead Farms. dec19d i FOR sALE-New milch Holstein COW.
 Mohegan Valley Farm. Emil Deshefy dec19d
 FOR sALE-Live or dressed chickens 1 for Christmas. Mrs. J. w Dawson, ! Elmviile, Conn. decf7d
 TOR sALE-1 1-2 tons Of hay at mar i ket price Call Willimantic Div. 422-2. 1 C. H. Wilson, Windham Center. dec17d
 FOR sALE-Wood chestnut, stove lengths, $S: hard wood. sawed, $11.50 four 1t. lengths, $10. Tel 1853. Com 1 stance Beauregard decl2d
 FOR sALE-Hard wood, s9 per cord. delivered. Telephone 1076-1S decf2d
 s90.0O buys a fine upright piano $2o down, S2 weekly. The Talking Machine Shop. 24 Franklin Square dec9d 1 vICTR0LA. Style so. latest 1922 model equipped with all improvements, $100 sf down. s1 per week, on club plan The Talking Machine Shop. 24 Franklin
 Square. dec9d FOR sALE-stove parts for all makes of stoves. Bring name of stove and number. New London Salesroom, 1f Water St., Norwich. Conn. Tel. 170S-2 sep7d
 BEAUTIFUL baby grand Sonora pho nograph regular $275, special for quick sale SITS easy terms granted. The l Plaut-Cadden Company, Norwich. Conn FOR SALE
 NEW MiLcH COWS, LARGE AS a SoRTMENT-ANoTHER CARLoAr s JUST ARRIVED.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-20

FOR SAEE-Two excellent cottages in Al condition. located in borough of Jew cit City: easy terms. Burdick (. Me Nicoi Jewett City. dec20d
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
NEWS OF THE BOXERS.

Johnny Krsus. is still in the. boxing
game as promoter, and says be viii re-
onen the Germantown A. 9. on Febru-
AIRY 10.
x,ch ar exciting contest that IL isreport-
ed they will be rernatched for January
IS
loo PhalIen announces that Joe Brad
lev has decided 10 change his boxing name
ard in future viii be known as Joe Wal
lace
Al Brown j. to be blsv this week.
Tonight he takes on Jack Palmer, and on
Tuesday night be is 70 box Bobby Barrett
Director Cortelyou he's lifted the ban
srorn Bobby Buruaan and hisnnanager, Ed
HAYES as well So from Referee Tom
Keenan,. -,
Benny Leonard's Europonn t,ip should
be a great financial success, IS it has been
a long time since they hsvr seen an Amen
can Of his class across the water.
AL Miller, who recenuy defeated Char
lev O'Neill, is an ambitious young mid
dleweight Eand be wants TO meet Len
Pavlirs or some other good man IN f1s
class j.,
Charley Rsy put up sensational
contest in defeating Young Willard at
Providence, and pieaaed the Yankee
fight fsne 80 much that he viii have to
repeat hls visit
jim Fecney notifies the sporting world
that be has g contract for the services OF
Charley O'Neill and viii prosecute any
ore for whom O'Neill boxes without bis
cor cent.
George Ramsey, weil-reoomuaended
lightweight from Bostop, is training in
PRiladeIphia and will shortly be seen at
ore of the local clubs His gymnasium
work is high class.
B,ny Gibson is now devoting rome Of
his tine to boosting 'Boyo'' McCormick,
the irish heavyweight, who has been
passed up by both Georges Carpenter and
Joe Beckett.
Johnny Doom, in his time one Of the
best boxers in his cfase, announces that,
az referee of the Auditorium Club, he
will strictly enforce the rules against
chnchipg ard wrestling:
Joe Benjamin is another Western box
er who feiIed TO live up to the reputation
gwen him by the press agents before he
came East Joe is likely 10 remain on the
coast in future.
Boxir is becoming q popular with North
ern folks spending the winter ia the South
| One town in Florida noted as winter
resort has three boxing clubs, all doing
pretty well.
Owing 10 the closing down of boxing
on the Pacific coast an army Of second
rate boxers who thrived on the four
round contests is now flooding the East
| where they are likely 10 find it hard
shedding.
New York sporting men can't see why
wrestling should not be taxed as well al
boxing and they are beginning TO demand
that the grapplers be put in charge of tbs
/ Boxing Commission. If New York doei
/ this other States are sure TO follow suit.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
NEWARK WILL HAVE
FINE COUNTRY CLUB
Flfty-Acrs Farm Has Been 9s-
cured and Golf Course Will
be Laid Out.

Special Correspondence OF Rvsry nvening
Newark, Jan. REORGANIZATION OF n
country club by = group Of men living
In Newark and vicinity In we'll under
way. and a b0-acro plot OF ground on
New London road. about ono milo from
the town. owned by Clarence BsAdui-
kopf OF Wilmington, has been leased an
a home for the club.
At n meeting held Saturday night, j.
Pilling Wright. A. q. Wilkinson and j.
Z. Armstrong were appointed a COM
mittes on bylaws Next Saturday
night another meeting of all Interested
Will be held when the bylaws commit
tee viii report and possibly ofioers
elected.
Ii is proposed to lay out nfne-hole
golf course on the ground that has
been leased ana build club house as
soon AS the weather will permit. The
golfe course will be laid out under tho
direction OF wilfred Reid. expert At the
Wilmington Country Club.
1t is proposed to sell sufficient stock
to provide the course and club house
and n considerable amount already has
been subscribed by those interested
There are n number Of ardent golfers
In Newark and vicinity, many OF
whom are members OF the Wilmington
Country Club.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
WILLARD ON WAY EAST.
Former Ring Champion Thinks He
Can Come Back.

Kansas City, Jan. 2s.--Jess willard,
former heavyweight champion. who 10
scheduled to meet Jack Dempsey. the
champion. at New York March IL In
a bout TO regain the title, left here
SATURDAY night for the East, where
willard will complete his training for
tho match.
Willard was accompanied by Ray
Archer, his manager. The former
champion ha. been training for several
month. at his farm near Lawrence,
Kan.
According to Archer. they expect 70
go 70 New York City. after which
they would make a business trip to
Boston. Late this month. he said. VIII
lard expects to establish training head
quarters somewhere In New York.
Willard declared that he had decided
tc make his future home In Hollywood.
Calf, where he lived until several
years ago, when the family removed to
the farm near Lawrence.
willard said he was planning to sell
most Of the property he now owns in
Kansas. Discussing the coming fght
with Dempsey, willard said:
IF didn't think could win back the
tttis I lost in Toledo I wouldn't enter
the ring again. would rather let the
rsht tell the story. I shall have the best
corps OF sparrins partners that money
car buy and I shall be ready"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
LOCAL SPORTING NOTES.

Descoe defeated the fast Woodland
basketball team by the score of S5 to
20, Saturday.
The speedy Brownson Third team de-
feated the Woodward Academy FIVE by
the score of 30 TO 9, in game played at
Brownson Hall Saturday night.
Saturday afternoon at the High School
gymnasium the Beacon College quintet
was defeated by the fast down-State
Caesar Rodney School boys, score &c
to Is.
The Cherry and White FIVE smothered
West Chester in the local cage Saturday,
score 35-l3 The game was first scheduled
for the West Chester floor but later was
changed to Wilmington 5. This makes the
February 26th date 10 be played in West
Chester.
The Edge Moor soccer team went down
TO defeat Saturday when it was defeated
bv the strong Ascension team of Phil
adelphia by the score of / to 0.
Local basketball fans were not disap-
pointed Saturday night at High School
gym when Penn-Del, the fast East Side
teams substituted for Drexel Of Philadel-
phia. who cancelled at q very late houI
Friday night 1t was a fast game and
the Park boys managed to come through
by the close score of 27 to "a
, Saturday night Old SwedesH showed that
they have not gone back by hanging the
X. o. sign on the F. O. f. All-Stars, score
65 10 H. .
Paul kid Yodel, Delaware's bantam
weight champ, will swap punches with
Johnny Ball Of Chester, at the Chester
Athletic Club, Thurd and Lloyd streets to.
night.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
CENTRAL LABOR UNION.
New Delegates Seated From . Numbe'
Of Organizations.

New Delegates Seated From . Number
Of Organizations.
Tho Central Labor Union has seated
new delegates ~ follows
P,llmnn Lodge, No 70l, Brotherhood
Of Railway Carmen -HovardMcC Clintock,
Ernest Minner, G.. +. Goodnow, George
J.. Weaver, Max Kcllar and Robert b.
Wado. LeRoy r. Faivre, 6i3 Grant
avenue, in secretary OF the lodge.
Local Union, No. 81, Urited Loasher
Workers-Albert f. Drews, William 4chif-
fer, John Maloney and John r. Smith.
Raw III. Miles, BUSINESS representative OF
the three United Leather Workers locals
Nos 81, 60 and "a, was also seated ~ a
delegate ,haling from local 90.
Wilmington Lodge. No. |, Amalgamate
Wilmington Lodge, No !, Anal
gamated Association OF Iron Steel and
Tin Workcrs-M. II Hilles, 6 Nj.
Houston, Harry Ware, William Fletcher,
Harry J.. Kesne. C. NJ. Houston is sccire-
tary of the lodge
Local 5Ip, Sheet Metal Workers--..-
Harry b. Thomas, Alfred N. Cole, VII
liam Wnhl, Harry Bickler and Winfield b
Heisler Edward r. Needs is secretary
OF the local
Local No. 472. Moving Picture Opera
tors Union Howard Rourke, Frank
Page, Edward Yasey and John b. Waller
John b. Waller, 1904 Tatnall street u
secretary, and Howard Rourke, business
representative.
Musicians Union, No. 3Ii, American
Federation of Musicians james A. lie
Fevrc, John Harris, Alfred Y Bradford
Nicholas Reuter- and George Is. Ogle
Mr. LeFcvre is also a member of VII
mington Typographical Union, No. l23
and is member of the Board Of Public
Utilities Commissioners.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
RABBIT" MARANv|LLE
TRADED TO P|1TSBURG
Pirates Give Three Players In
Exchange for Boston Crack
ShortStop.

Dy Associated Press to Every Evening.
Boston. Jan. e4.-"Rabbit" Maranvhis
was moro nearly reconciled today TO
his passing to the Pittsburgh Pirates
from the Boston Braves. with whom
he has won fame A. = shortstop.
while I'd rather remain In Boston.
I'll be tickled TO death to 80 to Pitts
burgh II things are nxed up satisfac-
torily by both clubs" said Maranville.
at hts home In Springfield today IN
discussing the deal.
Outflelders Bill Souhworth and Fred
Nicholson nd Infielder Walter Barbara
are the players who come here In ex-
change.
Manager Fred Mitchell. In making
the announcement OF the trade. said no
money was involved. Barney Dreyfus,
owner OF the Pittsburgh club. was re-
ported to persist in the statement that
IN addition TO the three players Boston
received a cash sum said TO be $2e 900.
Naranvills said today that he had
heard nothing officially from tho Bos-
ton management and would have no
definite statement to mako until he
was notified of the trade by the club.
intimating that he wanted a share of
intimating that he waned share or
any purchase money.
Although Maranville 10 popular here.
many fans express satisfaction today
over the trade, which WAS not unex-
pected. Loath to see the diminutive
shortstop so, they feel that the Boston
team will be materially strengthened
by tho players received IL the deal.
Z Maranvilie. % years old. has been a
member Of the Boston team for eight
years and during much Of the TINA
has been recognized as the leading
shertstop OF the National League. He
batted last year .2ee and his heldins .
average was .as4.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
HORSE NOTES.

Jessie Watts, 212I4, winner Of the
1915 Horse Dealers Sweeps.ake,
has been entered In the Michigan ice
races
Peter Colsg, 3.o4}1, Charley Valentines
crack trot4W lAst year, is now in Harry
Stokes stsbls a Springfield, o.
Jeanette Sunshine, full sister to Mar
cret Dillon, 2.ol14, viii be trained this
year by Jack Munrce, the Resdvine
trainer.
W. p Webber. owner Of Hal Boy 2 OF,
has purchased another fast record PAGER
in AmArdAle, 2.05h, by Anna Mckinney.
Walter Cochate, 2.02A, the big black
free-legged PAGER that Murphy raced few
ycars ago, is proving q popular sire in
Indiana
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
BROTHERS MAY MEET
IN ARMY-NAvY GAME

Annapolis, Nd, Jan. A.-Brothers
named Strohecker, who hail from Oregon,
stand well ovei feet and weigh more
than 200 pounds Zach, are nembe-s of the
newest classes at the military and naval
academies and may NEE some day, when
the annual service football match in being
played, as both ale making regulations as
athletes. Soldier Strohecker is the older
He played on the eleven Of Oregon Agri-
there. Sailor Strohecker Is 8 feet 4
inches, weighs 203 pounds, though very
youthful He played CLASS football
and is now strolxing the powerful plebe
Grew
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
YANKEES NAY GIT JUDGE.
Huegins Plans Deal with Warrington
OfYerinr Baker aud Pipp.


The almost certain return OF Home
Run" Baker to major league baseball
opens the way for another trndc which.
n contaminated. would further
strengthen the Yankees and booere
their pennant stock TO considerable
degree. In an interview at the slusger's
homo IN Trappe, Md, Baker declared
he will report to the Yanks at Shreye-
port when the spring training season
opens, unless other arrangements arc
made for him"
This ia taken to mean that Baker has
expeotations OF being traded to another
club. and 1T is known that, In this
event. he prefers to be shifted to tho
washingtpn team. in order that he may
be in a position to visit his home IRE
ouently. Miller Huegins. manager OF
the Yankees. who is now spending q
vacation at Dover Hall. Ga, Ia expected
TO drop of at Trappe on his way 10
this city this week to discuss terms
with Baker
Huggins also VIII visit President
Clark Griffith and Manager Mcbride,
of the washington club. on his way
north, and when no reaches here, We'd
nesday or Thursday. the midget mana
ger ought TO be- In position TO an
nounce his third trade since the iast
baseball season closed.
The Senators are badly in need or 2
good third basemen for the next cam
paign, and both Griffith and Mcbride
are anxious TO secure the services OF
Baker. The leaders of the washington
team nre prepared 10 mako any reason
able concessions to obtain the Mary
land mauier and a trade is now In the
making, which will bring Joe Judge
the Senators hard-hitting first base
man, to tho Yankees In exchange TOT
Baker and wnily Pipp. with the posi-
BILE addition of another New YORK
player or n cash consideration.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
FOR RELAY RACES.
u. Of p. Athletic Authorities Expect
Team From Paris

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Philadelphia, Jan. 24.-Athletic eu-
thorities OF the University OF Fenn-
syivnnia are daily expecting reply
to an invitation cent to France asking
the University OF Paris TO send one
mile team to relay races here In the
latter part Of April.
Invitation have also b<en sent 10 Mc-
GIL University at Montreal ana
Toron,, University 20 send teams for
various events.
No contestants are expected from
Oxford or Cambridge this year. An
English team, however. 10 looked for
In 1872.
The university hopes to give the re-
lay ramea an international aspect py
having European colleges at least Al
ternate in sending teams here or par
ticipatins each year. II they so desire
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
MISS DURACE RETIRBO FROM
AQUATIC SPORTS COMPETITION.

By Associated Press to Every Evening.
New York. Jan. 24.-Miss Fannie
Durack, woman swimming champion
OF Australia, has definitely retired from
competition in aquatic sports. IL wa.
announced SATURDAY. The announce
ment came in a letter from an officer
Of the Ladder Swimming Assooia ton,
Of New South Wales.
II was believed that the illness that
prevented Miss Durack from participat-
ing in the Olympic games was the de-
rerrnining factor in her decision to re-
tire.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
MARANyIIL.E TO PIRATES.
Rabbit Traded for Three Players and
Cseh Consideration.

pitsburg. Pa, Jan. "a 4.--Rahoitt
Maranvillc, shortstop Of The boston
Braves for the lart nine years, has onanReo
his address for the coming summer TO
PittsburK. Barney DreyfuSs, big boss Of the
Pirates, announced yesterday tna'
MaranviIle had been obtained from the
Braves 10 return for three plsyWs
According 20 the terms OF The deai &c
announced by Dreyiuss, the Pitstes gase
Ro-,on O,tfeldcrs Bill Soutbworth and
Fred Nicholson and Infielder Walter
parbare. IN addition, the Borton Club
received sum Of money not disclcsedfor
the midget shortstop.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
How Man Can Help the Church.

Men cannot ba brought to God by
compulsion said Rev. Frederick W.
Isoctscher, of the Princeton Theological
Seminary ut the services in the First
and Central Presbyterian Church last
night. lie pointed to the crusades and
inquisition as examples. How Man
Can Help the Church" war his sub
iect, lie recommended tho use OF the
power Of truth the power of sympathy
and love and the power Of example as
tho best means TO lead other people to
81
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
Church Athletics.

The Junior Epworth League will meet
Friday afternoon in ST. Pauls N. Z.
Church. Mrs. r. Finn, with several
assistants, directs this recreation. Be-
tween $50 and s. boys under Is use the
church gymnasium under the direction
OF Rev. Raymond ". Cooke, following
which the older girls play BASKETBALL.
Miss Edna Frazier would like 70 have
her basketball team meet another girls
team of the city in a game.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
A Flaw In the Gfory.

A critic was discussing John Singer
Sergeant the artist, with Chauncsy
Dcpew. and remarked:
They say he painted cobweb on a
ceiling once. and 70 war SO natural
that the maid wore herself ont trying
TO brush IL or
what YOU say about the natural
ness OF the cobweb may be perfectly
true retorted Dcpew. but there new
er was any such maid. I'm sure.
Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
FPPA RILEY GOES TO REDS
FOR RING AND EARL NEAI.E

Phladelphin, Jsn- 2A--WfEhan E
Donovan, the new field boss at the Pfnnies,
connunrnated his first desl Saturday IN
AN effort 70 give additional strength 70
the team by trading Eppa Rixey, the tau
left-handed pitcher, for jim Ring nsnt-
handed pitcher, and Earle lGressy)
Neals, outaeideT, who throws ngnt-
harded end bats from the opposite s1de,
both of tho Cincinnsti Cub IL looks
Ike good trade for the Phiis.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
Tickets for Columbia Concert.

Tho committee I'm charge of the Col
umbia University Glee and Mandolin
Club concert, which win b. held I'm the
Gold Ball Room OF the Hotel du Pont.
Monday evening. January 81. announce
that those interested may now secure
tickets at tho Bee Hive store and the
Hotel du Pont desk, as well rs from the
members OF the committee For the
dance following the concert The Origi-
nal Six will furnish music and tho man
doIin club will give two special dance
features.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
TO DECIDE Wrestling TITLE.
"Strangler" Lewis. Champion. and Earl
Caddock, Meet Tonight.

Caddock, Meet Tonight
New York, Jan. 2<-Ed (Strangler)
Lewis. will defend his worlds heavy
weight catch-as -catch-can wrestling
ctie here tonight against Earl CaddociS.
a former champion. Caddock lost the
tito last year 10 Joe etecher, who re-
GENTLY relinouished II to Lewis.
The challenger. who won the name OF
"the man with a thousand holds" fell
victim to Lewis favorite head look last
March but evened UP the score by OBJ
tanning two falls out OF three in q match
a few months later.
Caddock probably Will weigh about
Iso pounds and concede . score OF
pounds TO the champion. caddoci was
Gassed overseas while with the ssth
Division but declares he has fully re-
covered his health and is confident Of
regsining the championship
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
r4nsmnn Nav Oct New Job.

Constable William Tinsnlan. Of Rich
aryison Park. who was mentioned as n
candidate for the position OF United
States Marshal several weeks ago. Ia
now reported 20 be slated for tho Office
Of Federal Prohibition Director OF Del
aware. The position pays $4,000 year
w. TrrIxton Boyce. OF Stanton. the
present holder of the position. has held
II since the prohibition amendment TO
the Federal constitution went into ef-
feet on January Is, year ago
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
Double BIN at the savoy.
Match for Ricksrd.

New York, Jan. 24-Tex Rickard, world
champion boxing impresarlo has arrsag-
ed to stage next month his fourth title
match at Madison Square Garden with :
in period OF three months. Arrangements
have been practically completed for
fifteen-round battle, February z, between
Jack Britton, world welterweight champ
ion and Ted Lewis, former titls-hOlder