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The Kusko times., 1921-09-17
Col. J. G. Steese, Head of Alaska Road Commission, and Hon. Karl
 Theile Pay McGrath Brief Visit

This year work was continued under c similar allotment from the Territory and S32, 900 from the Alaska Road Commission. Tn addition, @ separate district for the k usk0kwim was createt under the superntendency of w. w.. Lukens, with9 h9headquarters at T&co5na. Total allotments for the district for the year amount to about $60 000. Work was dope on the Ruby7Long road, and g. bridge was purchased and shipped in for the Salatna river crossing on the proposed extension to Poorman. Relief abins aud barns have been built on the Tditarod trail; work is also author .ized for the Ophir-CrippIe trail, and for the McGrath. Rainy Pass trail. Some work will also be done on the winter trails out of Bethel.
 "Assumng that money is availa ble, 7" continued Col. Steese, "It is planned to complete the Ophir-Tacotna road next season, to begin work on the Long Poorman road, to stake summer trail and possibly put in couple of relief cabins between Ophir and Poorman, and to make a substantial allotment towards rehabilitating all winter trails as far south as, Quinhagak. The Kus- kok vim will nbe retained as an inde- pendeut district, under competent superintendent"
 Col. Steese and Surveyor General Thiele departedEhursday night with Captain Bob Hart on the launch Maple Leaf for Bethel, from which place they will come back up river with Oscar Samuelson and go over the portage to Russian Mission, on the Yukon. From thereethey will continue down river to St. Michael and Nome, and back to Juneau via Seattle on the last trip of the Victoria.
The Kusko times., 1921-09-17
Two at Seattle Con-
 fess to Stealing 5000
 Bottles Govt. Liquor

SeBttle.-Three thousand bottles Of liquor stolen recently from the Gov ernment warehouse here, were recov- cred today by the authorities, who ar rested Curtis Berndatei, secretary of the Teamstors Union and A. L. Legge Both men confessed.
The Kusko times., 1921-09-17
Lasker to Straighten
 Out Terrible Tangles
 of he.Shipping Board

W ashiugton. .-Replying to attacke being made on Chairman Lasker. of the Shipping Board, President Hard Ing today said: MT. Lasker is man of great genius and courage, and he is to straighten out a terrible tangle ia Shipping Board affairs
The Kusko times., 1921-09-17

San Francisco, Sept. 16.- "The people are ready to pro rceed on the murder charges, " announced District Attorney Brady in Judge Lazarus court.
 There are now two murder charges and two ,manslaughter charges against Arbuckle.
 Counsel for Arbnckle sought a continuance for ten days. but the court allowed continuance only until Thursday afternoon The court room was filled With women, including committee yfrom the .Women's .Vigilante Committee.
The Kusko times., 1921-09-17
Says France and Ger many Rushing Head
 long to Another War

New York.-France and Germany are rushing headlong toward another war, in the opinion of Judge Louis G. Gibbs, of the Bronx court, who has just returned from 9 tour Of western and central Europe.
The Kusko times., 1921-09-17
Two Manslaughter and Two Murder
 Charges.
Forty Bottles of Liquor Consumed By Party in
 3 Days in Arbuckle's Suite at the St. Francis.

San Francisco, Sept. 14.-An indictment charging Arbuckle with manslaughter was voted at midnight by 6he grand jury. and the indictment wall be returned ], tomorrow in the superior court. District Attorney Brady ex- plained that the manslaughter t, charge will have no effect on the murder charge now pending in the police court, Arbuekle not not being eligible to bail until the mur fei charges are 6is-
 posed ( {.
The Kusko times., 1921-09-17
C0NFE:
 IMPOSSIBLE
Says Lord George, Re- plying to Claim of
 De Valera.

London, Sept. t5.-Because De Valera, in communication.
 wrote 91reland has formally de clared it's independence and rec ognizes itself as 6 sovereign state, , Lloyd George tonight cancelled arrangements fer con- ference with Sim F ein delegates at Inverness on. September 20th- Telegraphing, hls reply to De Valera tonight. Lloyd George said "Your claim to negotiate with Government as the repre- sentative of an independent and sovereign state would make con ference between us impossible.
The Kusko times., 1921-09-17

San Francisco, Sept, I3.-The missing witness in the Arbuckle case appeared in the district at torney's office last night, ex- pressing ber willingness to make very damaging statements, in the alleged dying words of Miss Rappe, against Arbuckle.
The Kusko times., 1921-09-17

Washington.-Investigation by Con gress of the Kuklux Klan will be pro- posed in resolution which Congress- man Tague is having drafted for intro next week.
The Kusko times., 1921-09-17

San Francisco -Mlss.Nirginia Rappe came to her death from acute peritonitis, brought about ,by injury due to the application of some force which, in the be- lief of the .coroner's jury, was applied by Roscoe Arbuckle, and the jury accordingly tonight charged Arbuckle with man. slaughter and warned the au- thorities against San Francesca being made the rendezvous of the debauchee and gangster.
The Kusko times., 1921-09-17

Dallae.-Ialeut. Armstrong and Ser geants Gibbon and White were killed at Love Field, near herey today, when their army plane crashed to earth.
The Kusko times., 1921-09-17

DetroiJ.--"Before very long his re- coyery will be complete" former See- retary Gpmulty, now here, replied when Henry Ford inquired regarding the health Of ex-Presldent Wilson.
The Kusko times., 1921-09-17
FOUR INDIC CTMENTS ARE
 FILED AGAINST ARBUCKLE

Los Angeles, Sept. 16.-More than forty quarts of liquor were consumed in the three days party in Arbuckle's suite Of rooms in the San Francisco hotel that ended with the death of Miss Rappe, according to information given Federal officials here by Frederick Fischback, a member of the party at the inquest. as announced by Robert Camarillo, assistant United States district attorney, in the presence of E. Forrest Mitchell, Federal prohi- bition director for California.
 Paris-French newspapers are glv- ing extended space to the Arbuckle case, one of them remarking. sEVl- s6ently there is liquor in America.
 San Francisco.-Manv witnesses for the prosecution in the Arbuekle case have appealed to tue police for protec, tion.
 Melbourne. Theaters throughout Australia have withdrawn all films ot Arbuckle.
The Kusko times., 1921-09-17

London.-p phe Pest today said: tLloyd George should take up the task of re,establishing the kings authority in Ireland, or reorganization"
The Kusko times., 1921-09-17

New ork.-Babe Ruth smashed his record today, when he made his fifty fifth home run, occurring in the game with St. Louis, with one man on first base.
The Kusko times., 1921-09-17

San F raccisco5 The schooner Lotus burned at sea off the Ventura coast yesterday. All members Of the crew were saved.
The Kusko times., 1921-09-17

London, Sept.9f9.vAslaitch ir Irish peace negotiations was an nopuced by Llp8a George to ,night, and Roland and McGrath are returning to Dublin with ex- plantations of certain points ir the Governments proposals for consideration by nail Eireann.
The Kusko times., 1921-09-17
Photographic Ticks.

Victoria. -The Canadian importer, in very disabled condition, was towcd into this port today.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-10

FOR sALE-Pedigreed Scotch collie,
year old. Benjamin Kolbuzs, Box 1887,
Jewett City. decAVo
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-10

Sunday, Monday and Tuesday and
Tuesday matinee. Get-Ricil- Quick Walls
ingford. the big Paramount special pro-
ductIor. which will he seen at the Davis
theatre. four days. beginning Sunday, 4
the latest If che series OF Get-Rich- Quicl5%
Wallingford units which have been IN
rivalled in popularity in America.
The character OF ]. Rufus WiiiinEford
is a household. word. II Is a name re-
| lated to ANYTHING along that fascinating
| topic Of making money without working
for f. The American public may love
20 be fumbugsed. but Il always loves tfa
hunhugger. Thus tho popularity IN fo-
iioa form OF the great wallinrford-
Everyone nas read the stories ard every
| one should rec the picture Of The low
able Williams.
| The second feature. Scrambled Wives,
the latest screen production ef Mar.
gurite Clark. was ore Of the successes
of the recent Broadway season and had
a considerable run both in New Tors
and Chicago.
The play vas sritten by ade,a,ds
Matthews end Martha y. Stanley. and
has to do with the laughab'e trials and
tribulations of Miss Mary Lucille Smith,
a girl who "iust can't make her ideas
behave" portrayed by Marguerite Clark.
The plot hinges around the desperate ef-
forts Of Mary Lueile to keep from an
ardent sutton the fact that she has an
ex-husband 'iving ard the euualiy deE-
perate efforts Of the ex-husoand 20 pre'
vent his wife from learning the identity
OF the young woman with whom he had
once eloped and from whom he Rad beer
: promptly parted by an annulment Of th'
marriage.
A Paramount Magazine will also be in
; Guided.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-10
zImbslist. Eminent yio1Int.t. Coming

AS has already been announced. Efreu
ziInbaii5t. one OF the worlds greatest
violinists. Is to give the second concert OF
the Connecticut college winter series Al
the Lyceum theatre. New London, Thurs
day evening, Dec 18th In the realm Of
violin virtuosi, Zimbalist is q name ID
conjure with. So great is his art and So
well known Is it that the announcement
OF his prospective appearance in any city
carries with il assurances Of a full house
and the standing Room Only" sign. foI
everyone at all Interested in violin music
as well as that Ipart Of the public which
just enjoys superb musical treat is s1Ts
to be there.
In arranging this series the manage
ment took for its slogan The best OBJ
tainabie, or nothing" Those fortunate
enough TO have heard the wonderful rom
cert given by the New York Philharmonic
orchestra in the armory realize how ac-
| curate was their aim. and VIII hear n the
three ensuing concerts the same high
! grade Of excellence in the various lines
| of musical art
| During the course ticket sale and tns
single ticket sale which accompanied il
| the house was pretty well sold out There
are. however, about zee reserved seats
| for sale, and these will be offered at
| Chidsey's Monday Dec. -. al o'clock
| Tickets for Gerhardt and The L 9 Quar-
| tet will be put on sale at the same lime
| 1T is better TO be ready and not so than
to want to 90 and not be ready"
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-10
A Rare Opportunity for Men Sunday and
for the Public Monday.

At considerable expense. the manage
ment Of the local Y. NJ. c. A has ar
ranged with Clarence Locke Niller Of
Ohio. who lectures in the Y. NJ c. A.
course Monday night next. TO deliver his
very popular lecture TO men, The APP
proach to Christ. on Sunday afternoon.
Dec. 18th. at 4 o'clock. and through the
courtesy Of the trustees OF The Central
Baptist church this meeting viii be held
in that auditorium. Swahn's orchestra
will furnish music.
Afr. Miller IS one OF the really effective
orators OF the new generation Of plat
form men. He is an enthusiast and IN
these restless times, when peoples hearts
are troubled. II is refreshing 10 listen TO
a magnetic young thinker. whose stirring
energy makes his platform work dis
tinctly appealing. He believes that Ideals
come true by believing in them and
striving toward the goal Mr.. Miller IS
most sincere He has much dramatic
ability. q splendid voice. expressive tones
and clear enunciation- Wherever he has
lectured his audiences have been deeply
impressed.
The subject OF the Monday night lee
ture is The Democracy of Achievement
Admission Is free on Sunday to all
men and older boys, while the price OF
the Monday night lecture is 50 cents
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-10

II opinions of critics in other cities
mean anything to local picture fans. Lois
Weber's latest screen production, VIVA.
Do Men Want? will offer something un-
usual In entertainment when this great
American drama Of the hunt for happi-
ness Is seen at the Breed theatre Sun
day, Monday and Tuesday.
Miss Weber. who is credited with hav-
ing produced more successful photoplays
than any other person in the film indus
try, wrote and directed such mastery
productions as Where Are Ny Childrenz
The Price q a Good Time, To Please
Ono Woman, Scandal, The BiCt, and nu-
merous other big-tims hits thai have
thrilled millions OF picture fans all over
( the country.
what Do Men Want? Miss Weberx
most recent Contribution 10 the silver
sheet. Is vivid portrayal Of s7paIi-towu
| life and 'small-town people, yet in this
| powerful drama, as in all her pictures,
she not only supplies the full measure Q.
entertainment but also puts over moral
jolt that IS applicable 10 people Of al
classes.
Other pictures Oh the bill include
Topics Of the Day and Christie CON-
edy.
Tooay's bill consists q Why Girl
Leave Home. with Anna Q. Nilsson and
an sll-star cast. Charles Hutchinson Il
Hurricane Hutch. and the Pathe News
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-10
LEGAL NOTICES
? A COURT OF PROBATE HELD

AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD
at Norwich, within and for the District
Of Norwich, on tine 9th day OF December,
4. d. 1891.
Present-NELSON ]. AYLING, Judge
Trust estate of Ann Maria Hewett. late
of Norwich. in said District, deceased.
The Trustees of the trust estate created
by the viii Of said deeedent appeared in
Court and filed a petition praying. for the
reasons therein set forth. that The Fidel-
ity and Deposit Company of Maryland,
OF Baltimore, Nd, the surety on their
bond, dated Dec. 9th. 1904. given by
them as such Trustees, be released from
further liability. and that new bond
with other surety be accepted IN lieu
thereof
Whereupon, It Is Ordered, That said
petition be heard and determined at the
Probate Court Room in the City Of Nor
witch. IN said District, on the 14th day Of
forenoon. and that notice of the tendency
of said petition, and Of said hearing
thereon. be given by the publication Of
this order one time in some newspaper
having a circulation in said District, and
that a true copy OF this order and notice
be given to the agent OF said surety by
depositing IN the postofice in Norwich,
Conn postage paid addressed to HGz-
bert S. Raymond, Norwich, Conn., re-
spectiFely each at least three days prior
TO the date OF said hearing. and hat re-
turn be made TO this Court.
NELSON ]. AYI1NG, Judge.
The Rsove and foregoing Is q true copy
OF record.
Attest: HELEN NJ DREscHER.
dec1od Clerk.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-10
NEIL o'BRIEN sUPER-MINsrRELs.

On Wednesday evening, Dec. 4. at the
Davis theatre, the celebrated Neil O'Brien
super-Ininstreis Will be presented
More than ordinary interest centers in
this Offering as with the possible excep-
ton Of the advent Of the very biggest
circus, no form of entertainment begets
more pleasureable anticipation than a
reputable minstrel organization, and that
tine Nell O'BrieR super Ministries are rec
ognized as being the unquestionable lead
er and the representative minstrel COM
pany OF America, and have enjoyed this
enviabIe distinction for many years,
Minstrel dag" is looked forward to as
being an avent not to b overlooked by
seekers Of amusement Of the clean and
wholesome kind.
This will be the tenth annual tour OF
this organization under the management
OF Oscar T. Hodge. and it has now come
| to be regarded Is an almost national in
stitution, r!valing in local interest such
pretentious offerings as the ''Fcllies and
| the Winter Garden shows.
! The growth OF the Neil O'Brien min
strels has been noteworthy. In is earlier
| period its success and popularity was
| principally attained by the larger one
| night stands, but Subsequent seasons have
marked its advent IN most OF the impo-.
! west, and this year the booking power.
have assigned the attraction almost en-
| tfrely to metropolitan cities. No effor,
| or expense has been spared TO make this
| seasons show eclipse all preceding offer
ings in the matter OF massive scenic
| splendor as well as in the personnel oi
the large company OF singers. dancers
and comedians that viii contribute their
talent and individuality to furnishing tive
! and a half hours OF capricious and hilari.
GUS comedy. the kind Of dancing that one
only sees in a well regulated minstre
company. and rollicking and inspiring
songs and choruses.
The entire program. which vii. be II
three parts comprisinfi part first. an Ollie
Of novel speeialties and finale in the
form Of a fantastic and satirical travestS
| in which every member Of the company
appears. has all been arranged and per
sonally conducted by Neil Q'Brien. TIL,
company includes such well known burn
cork favorites as Jack CSmoke) Gray
| Pete Detzel and Joe Carroll, Bell and Ar
liss, Gene Cobb, Fred Miller and Claud.
Root, Henry Maher. J. Lester Habercorn
Tom Kane Wally 2. Mersereau, Georg,
Shone and Dan Marshall, Frank tCrack
err Quinn, Ed Larson.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-10

CHICAGO Friendship Club, 2s2s BROAD
way, Chicago, ILL., Thousands belong.
Send stamped envelope. dee10eoS
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-10

FOR sALE-Leather couch and gas
plate Doth IS. Tel. 1919. dec1od
FOR sALE-Belgian hares. full grown.
Telephone 1SS4-14. declOd
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-10

lions to the fund this year there has
been no gift larger than S25. This sim
ply means that il the desired amount Is
10 be raised there must be a greater num-
Der Of subscriptions than ever before.
DR.. David Lyman of Wallingford in
his speech before the Rotary club on
Wednesday referred to the war that
has been on between Norwich and Wal
lingford for first rank in subscriptions
per CAPITA and said: "Dr. Campbell tells
me that You are going to beat US this
year. I hope to goodness that you do,
for if you beat US this year, the seals I'll
sell in Wallingford next year viii be a
caution 20
That's a challenge! Shall We accept
It?
It is a matter % vital concern to every
member Of the community that the anti
tuberculosis work SO sDlendidly organ
lied be continued and advanced.
Have YOU bought seals?
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-10
Strand Monday. Tuesday and wednesday


The Monarch Comedy Four will make
their first appearance at the Strand Mon
day, Tuesday and "Wednesday. with three
other big s. + Keith VAUDEVILLE acts.
The Monarch Comedy Four are lust
what their name implies. They are four
men. every one a comedian, and they
certainly are the kings of comedy, and
for good measure they put in an excellent
singing number with good harmony.
William Sisto, the Italian statesman, in
His First Speech come second. Five top
les of the day are Interestingly and anus
ingly discussed. Mr.. Sisto has achieved
fame in vaudeville by his witty mono
logue and his services are always in de-
mand. He also varies his entertainment
by presenting musical speciality that is
unlike anything else in vaudeville
Ted and Frank Burns in 4 forecast OF
fun called Astrolosy. II has 20 do with
the topic OF chatter and the topic of song
and whoever comes under these spells i:
in for a whole lot Of good amusement.
The Ruby Children are the juvenil.
entertainers. They are two little girls
one is and the other 10. Their ability
is all out OF proportion to their years
They are born artists and entertain wit
singing, dancing and piano playing.
When the Pioneer classic Indiscretioi
comes to the Strand theatre on Mondal
| for there days. fans will be treated to
real movie innovation in that there star
! will be presented in this mammoth pro
| duction- Florence Reed, Gareth Hughe
! and Lionel Anvil are the movie lumina
ries that play the leading roles, each
star in his or her own right
Indiscretion is a story of Hindu nlys
ticism and abounds In tense situations
! How beautiful society girl falls unde
tho hypnotic spell of an idol worshippel
! breaks through the wall Of social conve1
! tionality to pay homage to a pagad go,
| and is almost on the brink of losing he
| husband, only to save her soul at III
| last moment, forms one OF the fine.
stories ever adapted to the screen
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-10
UuIted church Weekly Program.

At the United Congregational church,
brotherhood supper at $50, At the Com
n.unity house, Monday evening; this to
DE followed by a lecture OF The Mznu-
facture and Mechanism OF the Watch by
A. S. Flint OF the Waltham Watch COM
panS.
The Charitable circle OF Kings Daugh-
tors will hold a Christmas party Tues
day evening, Dec. 18th. at 7-So. The
Junior guild viii hold a supper for It's
members in the Community house At 6
o'clock Thursday evening
Midweek worship. Thursday evening az
7.z5. The Book OF Judges will be studied.
TIA Camp Fire will hold ceremonial
meeting in the Community house Friday
evening at s.t5.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-10
A Bulletin To Let
Advertisement VIII Rent Ii
ANNOUNCEMENTS
NORWICH FALLING DOWN ON

The mail order canvass for subscrip-
tons to the Christmas seal fund has thus
far brought but a thousand dollars. q
total which is a source Of disappointment
TO the tuberculosis committee. Last year
there were a number Of large cont-ibu-
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-10
A Bulletin For Sale
Advertisement viii Sell II
AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES

ventilating windshield; roadster SIS.
touring S109.l5; Dodge cars, roadster
$175.50, touring s216.75. complete at
tached; send for circular. Lewis l..
Fales Corporation. 307 Dean St., Provi-
dence. General automobile repairing.
painting and headlight testing. oct2sd
CALL at Jonathan Smiths new station,
81 Town St; most convenient place in
town for gasoline and mobiloiis Of all
grades. aug2Td
HAVE your tires i>treaded. look like
new, wea. like new, as good as new.
Lanoie Tire Co.. SO W. Main St febz4d
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-10
A Bulletin Want
Advertisement VIII Get n
What Is Going On Tonight

Vaudeville and Motion Pictures q.
Strand Theatre.
Notion Pictures at Breed Theatre.
Motion Pictures al Davis Tneatr&
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-10

WIDOW, SO, has $4,000. wants hus-
band. I-Box 432, League. Columbus, O..
dec10d
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-10

WEALTHY widow, At, would marry.
M-BoX 1874, League, Detroit. Mich.
dec10d
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-10
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Happy Five Annual Dance.

On Tuesday evening. Dec 10. the frEt
annual dance OF the Happy Five viii bt
held in Union hall, Greeneville. The
Happy Five have spared 10 expense to
make this one Of the biggest and best
dances ever held in Union hail. Tha
best of music will be furnished by thu
ever popular Fox's Jazz orchestra who
will feature the two latest dance hits
Wabash Blnes. and Catalina. Popular
prices. Dancing at $40.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-10

GENTLEMAN, IS, worth 5000. will
dec10d
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-10

THERE is no advertising medium in
Eastern Connecticut equal to The Bulle-
tin for business results.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-10
J. L. LATHROP & SONS
% Shetucket Street
INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS
STEAMSHIPS

CLARK'S 18th cruise. Feb. 18th, from
New York, Mediterranean, Egypt and
Europe, by specially chartered Canadian
Pacific superb steamer Empress OF
France, 1881 gross tons: IA days, firsl
class, $500 and up; Is days in Egypt
guides Included. stop-overs in Europe
IL days in Paris, in London, $50. Frank
&c. Clark. Times Bldg, New York.
oct1SWS
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-10

New Britain.-Word was received IN
New Britain this week that Eidrcn NJ.
Penheld, "a. formerly q resident Of TIM
city, died Monday IN F1orida-
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-10

WANTED-Second hand furniture and
antiques; Oldest and largest dealers in
Norwich; We buy and sell anything high
est prices. Louis d. Ward, 80 and 80
Water ST, Norwich. Phone 70S-3.
may19ThSTu
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-10

THERE is no advertising medium In
Eastern Connecticut equal to The Bulle-
tin for business results.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-10

PRETTY grille, just 10. worth SIS 600,
will marry. Box So, Oxford, Fla. dec19d
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-10
A Bulletin Want
Advertisement VIII Get 1t
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED-Three or four furnished
rooms for light housekeeping. Phone 1900
dec1Qd
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-10

FOR SALE
a farm of $50 acres, 20 acres of tilIa-
bic and 80 acres of woodland and pas
tuFe, rs good apple trees. good bathing,
and ieehouse rented for S75 a year, good
house of Is rooms. pump at sink, always
water, 16-cow barn, chicken houses. gar
age and other buildings. This farm is q
bargain five miles from Norwich. For
further Details call
CLAkENCE SHOLES
Tel. 1880. 1873 West Thames St.