Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, October 28, 1909, Page 3

”l' SAIW 'A‘TIIT. VANDERBILT CUFP RACES. W, K. Jr. Predicts New American Road Powers Agam Heads Fastern laague Chuén After All Day Diugreemen@-—Sbiftl in Managers| —Vanderbilt Cup Racz Saturday—Football News. lll‘l' 0 IISIIHAHOE ‘Telephene, J. L. LATHROP & SONS, . 8 lhotuckn Strest, Nomwh. Conn, b _New York, nderbm cup rate W lll be the bvs! fnnest and safest contest of the kind Jd in thh; country “of the drivers out for trial spins preparatory to Saturday’s event, and hadysmade two circuits of the course in his own machine at a fast watched some divided. Wise Mason cut out the pace stretch, when Creevy hrousht Beaucoup up on the outside. GAME PLENTY FOR GOOD SPORT AT HAMPTON. [H-rtford Deg Takn the Derby—All Age Stake to Aunt Sing. —The Derby eld dogs were New York, Oct. 27.—Patrick T. Pow- ers was re-elected president Eastern league of professional baseball the sixteenth time ai the closing session of the annual meet- ing of the Jeague managers. 1greewment over the election which | ay, a caucus of well into the 7ith favorable weather conditions.” he continued, new American clubs today for “I am confident that a road record i “The altering of the conditions of the race so that only stock cars will com- in.my opinion, a di Under the new lasted all day y pete this year is, tinct advantage. I think the contest Powers was chosen again without his , and at the meeting today ame was put in nomination. unanimous, Hampton, Conn., Oct, | ana all age stakes for sporting | run lm}ay -~y gy o with the foreizn machine. competition ke l)t-rb\ staKe was won by s non s Gladstone, manufacture because of the information which their gained through Now the American builder is beginning automaobile: were mentioned, but. | being unable to agree on anybody managers decided to Powers was owned and handh‘d WIUl‘r of Hartford. was second, the owner of Hartford, Russell Per- elect him as a unit. NO DANGER SIGNALS— y A CLEAR TRACK if your property Ufton Freckles, ow m‘(l by kins of Pomfret, In the ali age 5(dkl-' the winner was N. Wallace with Dash Wind'em, O\\‘n of Tottenville, N. third prize di Gath Dixie, continuously tion of the se: Before the election today 154 games shall cduring the coming season is ahead of you BARNES VS. BILL COLLINS. {nsured in a reliable danger signals front of you if you are not. us about insurance. ISAAC S. JONES, Insnrance Agt Richards Building, Sport Progr-mrr;. Vfcr Season’s Opening Farmington, at Moosup. as was the Moosup sports are line opening promised a ason on Thanks- whd hs 1s Anu'u(- s “of 1a are to be played on A in Providence. owned by ! The closing will be |-l.1\o<l on Sept. mee; ung to complete between Sporf's 91 Main Street.| . Robert Huntington of Bin 1- ru meet schedule will ith at \lnmre«l . two out of th N. TARRANT & GO., 117 MAIN STREET. Fire, Accideni, Reailh, Liability, Plate Glass - znd Steam Boifer . . INSURANGE Norwich Union Fire Insurance Soci YALE POLE VAULTERS. Three Do Over 11 Feet—Fast Men in 100 Yards and 220. brought out a Collins can do now l}lllffa!nr.luh, accordidng to ru- of Cincin- 168 and will kee to meet the cley at (IliIHH that weigh ar was dem Rresident Pow , a sophomore. | PADDY O'CONNOR HOME AGAIN. | Windsor Locks Boy With the World's Champions. - men tied for third place with Assets 32,769,422.10 Western Assurancs Co. U. €, Assots $2,397,608.00. meect was th . a freshman, LOCAL FOOTBALL JOTTINGS. or of the I summer heat indifferently In the .Mm..\ Kk, just as unostentatiously uged to comne 1 < s when he wds a member of the | Captain Fish Talks to O'Flaherty. » toward O'Flah- THE OFFICE OF WM. F. HILL Real Estate and Fire Insurance, is Jocated In Somers’ Block, over C. M. Williams, Room 9, third floor. Telephone 147. second eleven | Acaddemy prac- world’s champions O'Connor's had his bhoys on the ( orrn'll has I»m n . about twice would amount to in Springfield. been his third well pleased : touchdown, Pittsburg and Pennsylvania ATTOANEYL AT LAW. AMOS A. BROWNING, 3 Richards Bldg. | roe Gibson has - on the bench naerly all Attorney-at-—aw, “Phone 208. SOV & PERUE 0ok the lead mlmpfllm First Nat. 3ank. Shetucket sr_‘*l'v" 0od fortune. Slulrvuy nex: to Tharaes Nat Bank. Dead Heat in Aqueduct Races. " NORWICH DAILY LUNCH, 40 Franklin Street. TRY OUR REGULAR DINNER—ec. | i SPECIAL SUPPERS With Tea or Coffee—15c. score was 1: FI‘MNBIAL AND GUMMERGIAL IRREGULAR PFNCE MOVEMENT. Open from | E. GALY, Prop. HEADQUARTERS mnlnng in the Mill Remnant liné, F:anne s, D t'fia Goeds, Cot- 7 low and | choose from. Call! v | Easing of Local Money Market Sent ! Prices Up Near the Close. MILL REMANANT STORE, 201 West ‘Main St. John Bloom, Prop. ' Imllm': and { prices toda uncertainty |~|quvl m ir DENTISTRY established 1 u.lm\ \( |lr s speculative HALFBACK DENTISTRY Crown and Bridge work is the work VicCormick plédn toucndown - roof of your beautiful and a 2 up its order work of today and absolutely its insertion Ici on parle I ased to fro guaranteed, DR. BEARDSLEY, 237 Main Streei. o fungd such past ag l.lGHTV‘/ElGHv WRESTLING. market were Tremblay and Bv'lelrr to Decide the The Dime Savings Hank.ifi OF NORWICH, These offer— DIVIDEND The regular Semi-annual has been declared from the net earn- ings of the past six months at the rate of Four per cent. a year, and will | be payable on and after Nov. 15th. FRANK L. WOODARD, recently of large 27.—Cotton futur Closing bids: s ugich fhek This has the ef- ight and ms 000,000 which are held abroad : DOMINICK & DOMINICK, FOUNDED 1870. Members of ths New York Stock Bonds and Hgh Grade ln‘vestmenls‘ Orders e: cuu;l in Stocks and Bonds, | Grain and Cotton. NORWICH BRANCH : Telephone 901 FRANK O. MOSES. Mar. Im'h claim the coupon.dectined 1-§ pes CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET. Motor Cycle Racing at Atlanta. v three of the five scoeduled to begin he is expected nrlr-ru'\\'nl take part in this Ivic racing meet. 67 Broadway ' WHEN you want te £yt your busi- ness belfore Lhe publu..lhcr- u ne ma- dium better th ing columns mobifi ‘dn\ er, v from New Iqu_ln_,a Cross country run and when she arrives here will be given an opportunity to try the new course unofficially. Saturday Football Schedule. The schedule of college football games for Saturday is as follows: Harvard vs. West Point at West Point. Yale vs. Amherst at New Haven. Princeton vs. Navy at Annapolis, Michigan vs, Syracuse at’Ann Arbor. Penn ys. Carlisle at Philadelphia. Cornell vs. Williams at Ithaca. Dartmouth vs. Holy Cross at Han- over, Colby ve. Bowdoin at Waterville, Brown vs, Massachusetts Aggies at Providence. George Washington Washington. Dickinson vs. Gettysburg at Carlisle Lehigh vs. Carncgie ech, at Pitts- burg. Colgate vs. Trinity at Hamilton, St. Lawrence vs. Middlebury at Can- ton. Tufts vs. Springfield Training School at Medford. Union vs Chicago vs. vs. Ursinus at Wesleyan at Middletown. Minnesota at Minneapo- 8. Maine vs. Vermont Burlingt at Orono. Hampshire Jates New State at Other Irish Gl nt Won on Foul. After wrestler had obtained a the ut Hartford Tuesday led to Pat Connelly rdello, the Itaiian cham- a strangle hold. Connolly st fall in 11.10. and Pardello 40. Then the referce gave atch to Connelly after a few mc utes of wrestiing. Connelly affixes each match t title of the Ir! Giant to his name thout so much as asking the per- our Jack McGrath This Giant claims he is out to wrestle way up to a match with Frank Gotch. Thompson's Ankle Sprain a Fake ‘hicago, Oct, 2 > ne Johy Thompson, whose match with Packey nd at Kansas City is sald to en indefinitely postponed “be- : Thompson sprained an ankle.” declared tos he had suffered no in- jury whatsoever and was ready to fight Football Results Wednesday. Cambridge 13 ¥ Harvard | At Freshmen Mass.: Phillips- Exeter 0, SIXTH ANNIVERSARY OF SACHEM CHAPTER. Grand Officers and Other Visitors Here to Help Eastern Stars Celebrate— Two Candidates Worked. Sachem chapter, No. 57, Order of the Eastern Star, enjoyed the big night of the chapter vear on Wednesday evening at the Buckingham Memorial, the evening providing dual features in the reception of seven visiting officers from the grand chapter and the cele- bration of the sixth anniversary of the local chapter. About 80 members and visitors were present during the evening. The visiting officers were Grand Matron Ida E., W. Davis, Collinsville; Associate Grand Patron James Simp- son, Torrington; Grand Chaplain Ber- tha L. S. Gallup, Moosup; Grand Mar- shal Hattie J. Hosford, Collinsville; Grand Adah F. Y. Gardner, Milford; Grand Esther Mary E. Kenyon, Put- nam; and Grand Martha Mary B. Orr, Meriden, These with the present and past officers of the chapter were en- tertained at supper in the banquet room at 6.30 o'clock, with a bounti- ful and invitnig menu provided under the direction of Worthy Matron Do- rothea W. Balcom, assisted by others of the members. A pretty decorative scheme was carried out on the five tables in having each one represent one of the colors of the order. The centerpieces were pretty baskets of fruit or candy showing the colors, red blue, yellow, white and green. The regular meeting followed at 7.45 o'clock In the chapter room with Wor- thy Matron Dorothea W. Balcom pre- siding. For the edification of the visit- ing grand officers two candidates were | initiated in admirable form This | was followed by an address of much | interest by rand Matron Davis and | all the other officers also spoke. As iis usual on the visit of the grand mat- { ron a gift was made to her. this be- ing a beautiful cut 88 fern dish ‘\\hh]v had been sele by the sec- | r Miss Lottie E. Willlams, who | was the committee appointed for this Mrs. Davis was the charming present. The anniversary of the bruoght to mind in an a s by Worthy Patron Andrew B Kingsbury. The chapter started with 44 charter members, growing steadily in the past six years until it now has 120 members, When the meeting was over, a buffet delighted with chapter w excellent ad- A lunch with ice cream and cake was COLLEGE GRIDIRON GOSSIP. | served in the banquet hall. The com- mittee having in charge the reception Princeton has a most gigantic team, [ to the officers comprised Mrs ing pounds per man. Maud Stevens l,:ns‘W. Durie ach Gammons of Brown says Har- | Mrs. Annie L. son, A. B. Kings- | vare o :,‘,,,,” .“M',‘.l.-,, ‘_\:r,,“:, ('1,““”13‘4 bury, and Jam¢ Fitzpatrick. They ve we for the successful 3 2 ; their duties in making »ve Philbin as rounded into | 4y, ceening one of the most enjoyable s st dodging halfback of | 8¢ FEEUER Other Eastern Star members who ¢n the Yale-Harvard and | were visitors were H. Allen Lamb, Mr. Yale-Princeton games which = have |an(l Mrs W. Herbert Lamb, all of been made, favor 5 to 4 with Yale on | Mystic, Miss Gertrude Whittemore of the long end | Wakefield, R. L. Mrs. Willlam Hey- T o i R0 wood of Moosup, and Mrs. James HELD FOR SUPERIOR Simpson. who accompanied her hus- | band, the assoe srand patron. COURT UNDER $300 BONDS. William H. Snow Told of Finding the Pay Envelope and Money and to Forging McDermott’'s Name. court on Wednesc ] 1. Snow of Norwich arged w theft and for pleaded not g but later i went on the stand and » whole of finc Thow MeDermott’s and spendingz 20 in money y 2 \" Dermott’'s name . » was found and he wa the ‘8 r court under § whicl he ild not far and went to jail 1 Train Killea Dog. The 3.05 fre Vermont railros dog Wednesd footbridge at the gged about twe . having or eg and its tail It about an hour was without = Returned to Norwich. D.. K. Brown. who was second stew ard for a month thi all on Ferguson vacht, Cristobal. sturned to this and is emplo voa o insur- mn | DRILL SEASON DELAYED FOR ANOTHER WEEK. Owing to Revival Meetings, Which Will Continue Untft Next Thursday, Coast Artillery Commands Will Wait a Week. from the ad- for the opening of ason of the local coast ar- next week and local prepared by the cap- jutant t drill s till compan rs were beir tains for t companies to assemble on their regular drill nights next week for their first meeting, orders were received on Wednesday from Hartford | to the effect that the use of the ar- norys for the revival services had been extended include Thursday o that drills will not ek following. be no meeting Tuesday night Third company Thursday night, v rooms are given up to evangelists and chorus drill shed. 1t next wee ulllil the will therefore Fifth company n open of the or the as the compi the Lhe as well as th W East Hamoton—October 1905. the water at Lake Pocotopaug was a foot wn in the pipe. Now it is not down the top of it. TOW & ind by akle giving miuscles, Premiums. H (0IPER, llphmslerur FIRST-CLASS MATTRESS MAKER. Carpets Fitted made to T Repaired Mattresses Furnitur and 1 and m 239 West Mam Street, Norwich, Cann.j { M low RYE Fancy New Rye for Seed price to —at— A. R. MANNING’S, ! Telwhenm Ylnh:. Conn, | 7 OUR WORK meets the approval of the critical | people. ‘Rogers’ Domestic Laundry. Tel. 903-2. Rear 37 Franklin St sept2id [ Now is -he Time for Mince Pies You can get everythir to make them of. includir weet ider, here. Wi ve a new stock of White Rose Canned Goods. Some of the hest Po tatoes in the city—80c in 5 bushel lots v is the time to buy at THAMESVILLE STORE | | Joseph F. Smith, FLORIST 200 Main Street, Norwich. Jvia ~ PURE OLIVE OIL ! sre are many brands but only one | best brand | LAPIRA {leads them all.” We import it direst from It We sell it at a low price. | Let us supply yo 0. FERRY, | Tel. 703 436 Framklin St ! Free delivery to all parts oct12d | | | | | 'DR. JONES, Dentist, 35 SHETUCKET ST. ’Phone 32-3 | | iRoom 10 maylid FACTORY ROBERT BRO 85, 57, 59 Wes ARTHUR M. BROWN, Manager Telephone 133. SUPPLIES WN ESTATE, tain Stras: