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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-04-01
ANDERSON MEETS HUNTER IN
TENNIS FINALS TO-DAY

New York. March 31-Frank T. An
derson and Francis T. Hunter, both
of this city viii meet tomorrow for
the mems national indoor tennis cham
pionship, each having won his way to
The final round of the 1922 titulal.
tournament this afternoon. Anderson
defeated S. Howard Eoshell 9-11 SO,
10. Hunter won from George C. Sha-
fer 81, So.
Hunters victory was easily gained
but the battle between Anderson and
Noshell was one of the closest and
most thrilling ever witnessed at an
indoor championship. Games went with
service in the opening set until 9-all
when Voshell broke through with the
aid Of several spectacular short court
returns and then won the set on his
own service.
The extreme eXertion of .tle first set
proved too great for the veteran and
ne was unable to hold the pace Of his
younger opponent in the next two sets
although fighting for every point. The
service and returns of both players
was extremely fast for indoor play ard
gets of both kept a large gallery OF
spectators on their toes throughout the
entire match.
The semi final round matches OF
the doubles produced two spirited
contests. George Carlton Shafer and
DR.. George King, the veteran Cole
sians, easily out drove and out-vol-
leyed c. E. Unterberg and Paul s
Mel8Hgh, the young T!ordham pair
81, So
+. Anderson and ToshelI were right
on their toes in the other match. BY
spirited rallies in which .volleying
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-04-01
STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION
TO MEET TO-DAY

The state athletic commission VIII
meet at the state capitol this Satur
day morning for its monthly session
which on this occasion takes on more
than passing interest inasnuch as
two hearings are on the calendar.
At IL o'clock the commissioners will
hold a hearing on the recent boxing
boomer at Willimantic when q Hart
ford boxe. was tossed out. AL the
parties directly concerned have been
summoned to appear, among them Red
Ames. former boxer, who was one ef
the seconds.
At - O'Clock a hearing will be held
on the Herman Kelly fIas=o which
/ took place several weeks back when q
ringer ma squeraGjng under the name
iof Tilly (Kid) Herman was showed
I IN against Jimmy Kelly.
! The commission has summoned sew
eraI who are in q position to give the
facts in the case. including managers
of the boxers, referee, seconds and
jothers.
The matter was recently thoroughly
investigated by Commissioner Frank
Murphy of Hartford. who made a trip
to New York on that mission. The
commissioner will make a full report
today.
Jimmy Kelly will not be present al
the hearing. He is to box Phil Bloom
in New York tonight and Commission
er Murphy said his summons had beer
held up because the state board die
not feel that It would be fair to de
prive him Of few hundred when h
can. be examined later If it is found
necessary.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-04-01
SPORT WORLD BRIEFS

Pat Moran, manager OF the Cincinnati
Reds. says there will he TO early barn
storning for his club Il he remains O ma
jor league leader next season This
nroderl miracle man" IS sorely dis
tressed as result Of sickness occasion
/ ed By hippodron.ng through The sticks.
IF 1 am manager next year there Will
be an entirely new plan for the training
Of the club roars Pat from joplin, so.
Moran insists the teams should remain
- their spring lasis Until Aprl !. lie
( contends : .ist Of valuaal. tine Is vast
ed each spr,ng by hopping about Tie
country.
, George Gi5son's Pittsburgh Pirates
I have broiSen TIA ming csnp and lcst the
/ spring base at Hot SPRINGS. Ark. n a
: tour that VII cary than throI=H "a
: .-ettevi,ls. Nau-ss City. IndePeui eaoe.
/ Kans.: Miami. Okla. Springfield. Ohio
Memphis and Dye-sburs. Tenn. The
. tour Will end at the last named city on
April II. The following dav the Bucea-
neers will open the season With the Car
dinals in St Louis
Jim Elliott. a Iefi-hp udei pitcher. has
been releas ed by the $. Louis Browns
10 Terre uaute. o. the Three-Eye league.
The s.lthpaw has been farmed out on
opt. onsI agreement.
Ty Ccbh. manager OF the Tigers. has
discovered 4 dozen towns in his native
state. cf Georgia that we've overlooked
by such Christopher Coiumbuses 81
spring stop-overs as Walter Hspgo0d
and George Stalliags. Thursday Re due
IN Wavnesboro that cannot he found on
any railway timetable. He sent a buncl
Of sod-busters 20 entertain The yokels
while he himself remained at The Augug-
IA camo 70 drive Is regulars through
one of the stiffest workouts OF the year
Worcester is mp in the air again over
| the ball park situation. That i an an
nual occurrence and its a safe bet that
Worcester will ne in the league This
year hut nevertheless there gre rum
blinee from the eastern EXTREMITY Of the
circuit. Hard ti:res may cause the Ca
ton & knight company TO sell the park
IS part OF the story. AMI unless Tie cir,
Of Worcester steps IN and buys Tho park
team. IS the rest Of the story. Jsci
! Mack IS doing p little hiufing on hi
own rs~- and tholch nobody seems Z,
know iust what is going 10 happen. Their
s evidently little chance Of a shift 81
cities or OF making the Boosters intJ I
road cluh.
Hugh duffy is unrticularIv strong 70
! Zoe Harris. who is one n tte new Re-
Sox. Duffy Sa~s that Harris VIII tek
GOOD in the Quilted. "Anvbol~ can Dls'
the outfsid." smiles Iihgh'c Whv ] uSe,
to be an outfeiSer myself Harris +
rated = smart player and how 10 ca
hit. He s glad to get back into organ
Izcd ball and esaecisAv glad 10 play i
Boston as Hlcst al PLAYERS ave. 1Iarri
Is credited :w>itlL'-being.o OF the lbs
curve ball hittars ia the biz league
Johnny Morrison or the Pirates Is one q
, tie best curve bail pitchers and Harr.
:, banged MORRISON. far b healthy home,r u
the other day.
TIte~" seems to he little chance a
Mike Gibbons getting a fight with Harr
Greb anywhere on May l nor OF Gre
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
1IAKkEr WAS ACTIVE

New York. March 31.-Trad;ns in the
stock market today again was unusually
active and diversified. Many popular is
sues scored highest rIices Cf the year On
transactions approXimsting ] LOO 900
shares.
Gains we're substantially reduced, how
ever ana in several instances entirely
.-Hcelled, before The close. on the sudden
furry Of money rates. Gail loans rose 10
IL per cent. in the final hour the high
est quotation Of the week
Apart from this incident, sentiment in
speculative circles continued builish The
approaching crisis in the coal industry
sesueS more than balanced BY develop
c,ents heioful to the long account.
Among these was the aanou ncernent tlat
oVer- tons are to be resumed tomorrow at
The plauts OF the PoH5hyry Copper COM
paaies. mandy Utah, Ray. Chino and Ne
vsda Consolido ted reports from steal
centcrs emphasized the steady increase
o. Production.
The high class rails and indusria's par
tie!pated only moderately in the days
expansive operauont aside iron, fav-
bite iaotG,s and equipments. NV York
Central mace Up the bette rarr OF It's
ucart=riy dividend az the o-"set, but this
vas forfeited later.
Advances Of one to three points in Cast
l-on Pipe. Savage Arms, United Fruit;
Pressed steel Car New York Air Brake
ara Chandler and Stude5aker were fairly
vel retained and several Of the junior
rails reflected the demand 81. kindred
tecurities. in the bond list.
Business in foreign exchanges was
larger than on any recent dayAand almost
without exception quotations showed dis
tncr Improvement Sterling was at its
highest range Of The week French. Ital
lar and belgian bills were to I points
higher end the German mark q tria.
Eoove .0@t, compared with last week:
derline 10 .029 Ia
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Oh, goYl TWAS EVER THUS
WeiSsmuNer Has No Regard For Records

New York. March GI-John Weiss
muller OF the Illinois Athletic club,
Chicago. esta olished a new wo, Ids
record OF SO seconds flat for the 100
yard indoor swimming event here this
afternoon. WeissmulleI's feat was &C
complished in the 75-foot pool of Col
umbia university under a special am
steur athletic union sanction and tim
ing.
Wels5nnller was paced by two Of
the fastest of the Columbia UNIVERSE
y swimming team and set terrific
stroke from start 10 finish He COM
'leted the distance comparatively fresh.
one-fiflh of second faster than his
previous best time IS 10 seconds.
which was the former worlds indoor
record.
His new time ties that made by the
two Hawaiian swimmers. Duke Kaha-
1amoltu and Pua kealoha on straight
away courses in the salt water OF
Honolulu hRrbor.
The official time Of SO seconds flat.
was agreed upon after the watche
Of the four timers were found TO vary
from 81 S5 to So % seconds The
record VIII be certified to the amateur
athletic union.
eissmuliel's performance was con-
sidered all the more remarkable as the
spectators knew that he was not in
Lac best shape owing to the siren
uous schedule the Illinois team has
been following ard the fact that he
complained a few minutes before div
Ing Of not feeling as "peppery' as
usual.
The swimmer feat in equaning the
gLrs inht away da shoe nf fba TIsu-a a., ',
aquatic stars also was considered note
worthy, as he had to make three turns
IA the pool in covering the four laps.
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LEGAL NOTICE
srArEMrNr on m nmNrRsHIr

STATEMENT OF THE OWNERS HIF
management. circulation etc. required
OF Norwich BuEetin. published daily, e4-
ce9t Sunday. At Norwich. Conn. Tor APPS
81, 1872: State OF Connecticut. COUNT
OF New London, S.. Before me. 4 Nutal7'
aferess a, personally appeared the Buki-
ness Manager OF The NCrvicH Bul.etlg
and that tue following is, 10 the best ~
his knowledge ana belief trus- state
ment Of the ownership, management CT
eu.stiua. &C. OF the aforesaid. Dupiies-
ton Tor the date shown 81 'he aroRe cssi-
ton. requ Ted l7y the Act OF AuE. q
1872. embodied in Section 443 PUsi.ii
Laws and Regulation. 10 VIZ: l. That
the names and addresses Ct the publisher
editor and business manager sret Pub
sller. TIE Bulletin Co. Nofwicir Conn,
EditcT Harvey N BrEgs NorTrie,..
Or. Norwich. Conn : flat :he owl
ess are: Estate F.o-d H. crane. y. 3.
! York Charles D N0yes. Norwieu: W.
! liam II. Oat- Norwich. - 3 -Thzf the
/ lSnO~n bondhu deFs,. NOR g2gees ana. oh =
( security hO-ders o~mins or hoIdiHe : pes
! cent or more of tc;sl amount y bonds
( mort cages Or other securities axe: Enne.
IA. That the two "a ,2=ranils nest above
giving Che Names of lie owifers. : oct
| holders and secHr5iv he.deTy. n any. cor
| tain not oniy tle st or .s'ocs.hu Gers ARD
seem ~ soioers IS tirE- fpo' - tgon ~
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I
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| fu.i knowledge and belief i-'i.a els-
Gums -ances and conduio:s pat"r wi.cS
! stockholders and securil- h-.icfs who 10
| not ap1es- upon 'c Lcoi:S = the COW
! pany as irJste.s. n.si sock. sp1 fsfrs--
| I es N q cspacSr c'!.r fhzsi sat ~ =
bons fide owner; a: =. s aiat. has r.
rtsson 20 beieVe that Any other rer-
! sou. association or corporation has ans
I Interest direC- or. indirect iR- tie ~ RI
stock ponds or other securities than -
so, stated by him 9. That the sTerzgs
number OF comics o. each iseue ~ II Z
publication sod OF distrsheted. throu- 8
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scribe-s during The sis. rnei.sns ptsesdips
The dale sbov4 slown Is ils@9. william
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Public. (My commission expires Feb.
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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-04-01

New York. March 31--After showing
early hesitation, Liberty issues resrlr cd
their u3ward movement in the bond mar
ket today. The 1-2s, second As and
an almost all the I LIS equa.led or ex-
ceeded previous high recorcs Of the year,
closing at gain of to So cents per 800.
Exceptin Mexican gel, ernment's which
rose. IL and 4 points. the foreign di-
vision was reactionary or irregular. bur
extreme gains in many OF the low-oriced
rails extended from one to four points
New York, West Chester and Boss on
a LIS led the rise.
There was heavy buying of the vari-
Gus underlying bonds OF coal producing
companies. the impending strike of the
miners eXeTtlng no adverse in 1uence
Cotton carriers also gained on the more
extensive movement Of that commodity
Total sales (par value) aggregated s14..
$4,000
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getting a crack al Gene Tunney on III.
Jack DELANEY Of BrisEspoft-saBSed fh-
decision over Jack stone in the \
! round TIT "Wednesday night at -
River.
Mickey TraTers. New MAVEN boy
anxious 10 minsis WIKI Danny Edward D.
| Pacific coast sensation. Travers ssEs -
= willing 10 make a suitable HetEnf ~
the colored n-ittsler.
Tiny" Maxwell. uhs IS making n isaf
n the southern training camps. s'i.;
visiting the Washing on camp. hzs q .
! following 50 say about Frank WeSd~zfi
! New Haven lavoc.te t-Frzzlh Weed a.,
who usually lanes in New Haven sf.s'
/ taking trip inio the fssi set. T. o.
Of the most promising q ihe. new huT'
ers. Frank started WIKI p iiads'ph'a n
1918. but couldn't I7cer.- Two -rz-a 4
I fer ha vas with 'ts 81 Louis Csri- sue
failed 10 gan f-la drcis m T. = =.
back - %e74 Haven. hiE home t6zr- ~
n ayed there until = Washington s..
discovered him Wood z ? cord pt@i
or Z he cares IN be. he ns.er has ts't
F. tie game seriously. but GRIT sa.s i-a re
: reformed. II such is She csss - ~e
. be a valuable man and strengthen =
club.
H.inis scheer. who viii draw his ma
cEecis regularly rom connie IA - ~
I season. has been assigned 10 tire s-con
team ~ irs sannt home from tis Eoas.
1-FA Athletic o.los las divided Ifs squs
! into two outfits. Transforming with n
first rne ar W.T.. right nsia Dyke
SECOND base: Walker. LIT fed; We
center fed. Hsussr. first base; rerl.i7.-
catch: Galowa--. ;iir5 base; Bs-re;'
shortstop. ani h~e pitchers.
Oscar Ray Grimes. farrie- B~it<esSr
first sscla- lbs lie berth q. frat hsr
c';nehed witt the Chicago Cubs siitnuz'
Ma mayer Kiiiefer plans 10 carr~ Wslts
Gown Southern leg --ier. who has bro
endeavoring 70 crowd the e--EsstsE
Lacquer from tie initial bag. !
I frank CoI'ev. wa'erbF-v .Fifeh--. s
coaching tie uirN At Rsnsoinh-sfaco,
A.sGe1'v in Virginia. Re ~, hold TIA
''i until it is time 10 report 20 the Brass
COS.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-04-01
THE ARIsTOCRATIC Trout is
STiCKLER ON ETIQCETTE

The trout fishing season opens today
Before sou prepare to act upon this spg-
t:astion, consider whether you are in
fact qualified to enjoy the thrill Of es-
tablishing intimate relations with, say,
a s.x-'nch sDeck'ed beauty. Have YOU
got your waders? Have you got your
wadiug shoes? Your khic6ers? Your rain
proof canvas coat with trick pockets?
Your leaders? Your leader box? Your
wet hies and dry flies and boxes for
same, your rod and your reel, and your
assortment Of enamelled silk casting
! lines:
Wi1haut these ;ppurtensn4>s you
migat as well stay at home. True, You
might land trout you never can tell
what these tickle fellows viii do next,
| but technically the capture would be all
| you when he found out the trick YOU
played on HIN. Ask any salesman.
! To do the job I'd brown. everything
! strictly according TO the unwr;tten rules
and regulations covering correct form
| for 1922 anglers. YOU should be pre-
pared 10 spend at least 5000 even i,e-
! fore You start to get your fish, and re-
! gardiess Of whether O. not you stand
| the slightest change Of getting him.
This triHing sum viii al least enable
you to go forth IN the comforting as
surance that as a complete angler, you
I-are there Any hsh caught by you
under these CONDITIONS WI nave cause
20 remember II till his dying day. lie
VII be proud Of l.
among the measures Which You may
acquire in your 5000 outfit are = s1'i-
bamboo casting rod (S125). forty yards
of imported silk fsh..ne CS24l, a jeweled
leader box. very sp;ffy (St8), and IF you
i5lLa an extra large reel satin nickel
finish jeweled bearings. spiral gears,
| quadrupie action. 500
OF course. YOU can DO i more cheap-y,
II you are that sort CT a fisherman. But
| the FISH don't like to be cheated
PAN. o;7-fashiouAd rubber boots are
altogether NAL aDropos and Historically
faux pas this season. You wear wad-
ers Under your waders you wear all
WOO! stockings. and over your wadars you
wear waterproof, hobnaA 5rogans Of
wading shoes. = Won don't do all that
Won won't be 6resse for the Part and
In, fSi, viii be offended.
Furthermore. ordinary stout fshlne
doesn't make a LIT with our fluickv I'm
nv friends any more They are getting
! fussy as the family cat Drop their
rp-+o-date tapere1 silk line and they
might consider tie invitation 80 dinner
othe~vtsa not ME -snered line q.
the statesmen in the tapered line depart
mept exp,aiued #. i heavier in the mid
die than ct the ends
THUS. wien vou make your cast tbs
middle Of the line where the pressure
is greatest takes ~ the pressure. letting
, the ligfter end faI naturally on the sur
face. thus eliminating the recoi.. am
at The same time conducting 10 speed
accuracy. increasire nlileaoe per Gallon
cofr-,-essfoy7. reores s:nn. tire efficipnc5
sn5 several other things. al Of which
ara satd 10 be rnuch appreciated by tn,
Isl Can sou !},ariles iinl-or herr .
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NATIONAL TENNIS STARS
PLAYING TRUE To FORM

Philadelphia, March Civilian T.
tllden. 2nd, worlds champion. +.
Lindiey Murray, former national til
le-holder; Vincent Richards New
ork, national finalist, advanced to
the fourth round today in the middle
state indoor tennis tournament. Rice
was late in arriving and played three
matches this afternoon. defeating A.
L. Neiner. Andrew morgan and Carl
FISCHER, all OF Philadelphia Each OF
his victories was won in straight sets.
All the other favo.ites WON two
matches today except Tilden. VINO
played only one, defeating H. Col
burn, Philadelphia, So, SO, in the
third round. Johnson eliminated A.
l. Burtis Philadelphia, SO. 81. and
tdchards beat H. Hodge. Philadelphia.
6-S, 20, in third round matches. Muir
ray won from W. McBlaine. PhiIadel-
bhia, 81, SO and Herbert Fischer
Philadelphia, 60, g..
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HANDICAP RACE FOR TRoTTERs
AT CHARTER OAK IN FALL

Hartford, March ga race handi-
cap for trotters is feature OF the
early closing events scheduled by the
Connecticut Fair association for the
Grand Circuit racing at the Charter
Oak track here next September. The
event will consist of two dashes of a
mile and quarter with the weights
OF drivers fixed at $50 pounds. Trot-
tiers with records of 2:01 o. better
VIII carry 80 pounds extra, while those
with marks between POI and 2:03 viii
carry 20 pounds extra.
Eight early closing events show
purses aggregating $4,000. The Char
ter Oak stake will be for $4,000
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feat the Philadelphia Americans here
today II to- 5.
The cardinals pounded three Ath-
letic pitchers for q total of 20 hits
including three homers. Hornsby OF
st. Louis. had a perfect day making
a homer and triple out Of two trips
to the bat. Score:
ST.. Louis National II; 20; ,.
Philadelphia Americans .; 10; 0.
Goodwin, Pertiea, Doak and Ainsmith,
Clemors; Moore, Hermack Lofters and
Friedman.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-04-01
NAVY GYMNAsTS TAKE
INTERCOLLEGIATE MEET

Cambridge, Mass, March 31-The
Naval Academy gymnastic team swept
al before them at the intercollegiate
Championship meet conducted at the
Walker Memorial gymnasium, Massa-
ohusetts Institute of Technology, to
might: The Navy team scored "a points
Princeton IL; New York university
NJ. I. 7. and Haverfo9d each Yale,
Rutgers, University of Pennsylvania,
Harvard and Dartmouth did not score
a point.
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ronAY,s SPORTS.

roDAY's SPORTS
Rowing.
Annual oxford-Cambri dge boat
race. on the Thames River course.
Squash.
matches, at Boston.
Bowlins.
Annual tournament Of American
Bowling CopSress closes at Toiedo.
Coli.
United North and South open cham
Pionship tournament, at Pinehurst. .
Athletics.
Third annual Marathon of the
1rish-Anericsn \. G.. Detroit.
Swimming.
National A. A. L. 200-yard relay
swim. al Brooklyn
Boxing.
South Atlantic amateur champion
ships at Baltimore.
Mel Coogan VS.. Jimmy Hsnlon, Il
rounds, at Brooklyn.
Pepper Martin vs., Kid Williams, l.
4 rounds, at New York.
Barney Adair VS. Jimmy Kelly, L
Z rounds. at New York.
Mike McTigue vs. Louis Bogash. /:
rounds, at Bridgeport.
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THE MIGHTY BASE GETS
ANOTHER CIRCUIT CLoUT

San Antonio, March 31-Babe Ruth
got home run and the Yankees. al
though out-hit, beat the BROOKLYN
Dodgers today. Il to 8. Score:
Sew York Americans u; 10; 0.
Brooklyn. Nationals 8; 1872.
Hoyt Murray ana Schang; Galore.
shrlyer and TAYLOR, Hungling. Miller.
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METAL MARKET

New York. March Chopper easier.
electrolytic spot and nearby u 81; later
y "a d II rs
Tin steady, spot and futures 1900.
iron steady, prices unchanged.
Lead steady. spot and nearby $50
40.
Anthony, spot 4.40.
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Odd Fellows of Putnam
Odd Fellows Of Willamette
Lefevre Goes - Hartford

San francisco. March 31-Al Lefeyre
who was sent by the New York Gil
ants TO play shortstop on the San
francisco club Of tae Pacific Coast
League, bue failed to win the berth,
leaves soon to join the Hartford, Conn,
club, Of the Eastern League.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-04-01

New York March 31-Cau money
frmer high ) L.; low 4 L.; ruling IA
- closing Did 4 ~ offered at > Ia st
loan 5; call loans against acceptances 4.
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Lands AND WooDFILL SEE
CARDINALS TRoUNctE ATHLETIC.

Baton Rouge La, March 31-Judge
Lands, governor Parker of Louisiana,
and Sergeant Samuel WoodfiH. war
hero, saw the st. Louis Nationals de-
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-04-01

Eddie iSheyIin has expressed his will
lngness to meet the winner OF the Seigel-
Shade 20 next Monday night at Boston.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-04-01

predominated they defeated Herbert
L. Bowman and ]. Harry steinkampf,
SO. GA
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STOCKS.

Tie following Is summary OF the
Transactions on the New York Stock Elk.
taai.c- 10 J.. n:
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Relieves Rheumatism

Mustercle loosens up stiff joints and
dri7ea out pain. A clean, white ONT
ment, made with oil of mustard, it
usually bringsrelief as soon as you start
to rub it on.
It does all the good work of the old
fashioned mustard plaster, without the
blister. Doctors and nurses often rec
onncnd is use.
Get Musterole today Mt your drug
store. 35 and Csc il jars sad tubes;
hospital size, $500.
BETTER THAN A MUSTARD PLASTER
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CnrTnN


New York. March 81 SPOT cottor
quiet, nl2dllsg 1910.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-04-01

With the exception Of sterling, all
quotations are in cents per unit OF for.
eisA CURRENCY:
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getting a crack at Gene T'unnsy on II
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-02-09

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