Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, March 22, 1911, Page 3

,ga el “fi Feathered "uu‘ Nm Waell. rec. Scotland Toad wnfi.'“":"’m:x‘ e thm-rtrlns et fieTres at 263, Tlle scores: ( Owis I‘nul- Mon. Sullivan. .. limit ferry rates, draft- ed at the r::llmt the association. ZBYSZKO TOOK TWO < FALLS IN 41 MINUTES Jack McGrath Went to the Mat- After 4 p - apo ‘steady decline and Game Striiggle. Betore @ faic sied crowd in the New London arm ning, Zbyszko, the wrestler, won a malm Jack McGrathi the Irish Gfl:L i city, throwing McGrath for the first fall'in 39 migutes and for the.sccond in 12 minutes. The.conditions of the match were that the Polander wgreed o throw the Irish Giant twice In 90 Alquist. MecNickle Tuttle . Lanten Services. Johnson The usual Wednesday evening Lent- en service was held Tuesday evening at Sacred Heart church, with the rec- itation of ‘the rosary, sermon and ben- ediction-by the pastor, Rev. C. T. Me- Cann. . Briefs and Pereohale. - - - * Mrs. George Peck of Plain Hill had as- guests Monday Mr-and Mrs. Mc- Grath of Bristol. A. M. Burke Of Ansonia was.a bus- iness caller Monday at the home of Daniel Peck on Plain gill. Owls Married Men. sible for betting it L apparent that barriers had been raised which threatened its : The falling off in attendance with petting eliminated was unced and this meant & Harvey KIDDER PEABUDY & CO BANKER\S . 56 WALL STREET, NEW YORK b 402—1173 115 DEVONSHIRE ‘TBEET 3 BOSTON BRADLEE MARTIN § AN _ENTHUSIASTIC FAN Actor’s Baseb: Front in Hi Man, was ref- Mrs. Erie Mitchell of Gardner Lake spent Tuesday with her -dister, Mrs. Frank Skinner of Peck’s Corner. Vaudeville. Sketch. * After. you've heard Bradlee Martin at the Audltorfum put that baseball recitation over the footlights, youll hage no trouble in believing that this gever actor who is making it big in ts vaudeville sketch is something more than the ordinary or garden va- Tiety of fan. ou take & mix- | ture of actor and baseball player-fan you get sorvething that can haudle the 'Bll! Playver's Proposal” the way Mr. Martin does it. “Yes, I'm a_fan and something of & player, too,” said Mr. Martin on Tue day ‘evening when an- appreciative Fare $1.00 Unexcelled treight and puh- gar service direet to an New Yor) All Outside Stateroome: From Norwich ‘l'vuld-n. hlll- dags. Syndays, at §.15 p. mq Pier ast River, 1o0¢ Tiagnvelt Btraet Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays. at 5 p. m. ‘Plione or write for folder, P. S.—Freight received until 5 p. m. L C. A. WHITAKER. Agent. Mr. and M George LePan had ests Sunday at Belleviev: farm from glnlc, New London and New Jersey. the local man in his fight against the ! mountain of -flesh and muscle nmq gradually crushed- him to the mat. Mrs. Wetherbee of Willimantic spemlz the day recently .with 2 ura | Chapman of the Canterbury turnpike. | . Springfield Won Revolver Match. Springfield, Mass., March 21.—Off- cial returns from the fina] matches of the | the indoor league of the United States Revolver association last week places Mrs. Wetherbee of Willimantic spent ['the day recently with Laura GRAND OPENIN --OFTHE-- Mrs. Chapman of the Canterbury turnpike. | f member from his audience was con- | Mrs Julig Bates of Otrobando ave- I eague hay gratulating hi mon ' the amount of | nue as her guest art of last weel years and Springfleld repeated last | “diamond atmosphere” he put into his | her sister, Mrs,’ Daniel Lester of Flnest and Lowest Prlced B En M u D ‘ Season’s wimning performance. Man- hatton of New York and Bortland, Or- egon, are tied for second place and | Hoston and Newark are tied for fourth X Dposition honors: recitation. iow of s Lancaster. Pa., team and there’s never a4 game Wl(hln reach now that I miss | wherever I'm on the road. This little | | baseball recitation, which 4is really a | lainfleld. | S ORI ¥ IN THES , from NEW YORK BY THE MAGNIFICENT FAST MAIL MOST BEAUTIFUL SPOT WORLD. Everett Griggs, who has been at- tending school here and staving with ! relatives on BHss place, has returned to his home in Abington. keepers, will be thrown out of employ- ‘ment. Alse in New Orleans. Furniture House in Norwich. jew Orleane, March $1.—When the lean of said the owners do not believe that tmoing ean be revived in this state. Wen Hard Hitting Game. tlantic leagus here this one-sided game, 19 to 31—John B. Brooks, Couneotivut Automo- the cdm- #ivers and bridges Date Fixed for Bulletin ve. Printers. The Bulletin duekpin team has ac- cepted nmext Saturday as the date to rollthe Printers, and will meet them on the Rose alleys for a_three-string match at 10 p. m. 'The Bulletin five. selected by Captain Sullivanm, will made up of Neibert, Holden, Loo- Curran . and _ Whitney, while against them will be the regulat Print- ers' quintette, consisting of Captain Tuttle, Gallivan, Riordan, Hiscox and “The Anchor.” 3 Rolier Pole Results Tuesda: w.\t Taufiton: Fall River, 2, Taun- At New Have ford 4 (overtime). At Pawtucket: idence 6. New Haven §, Hart- Pawtucket 16, Prov- Brooklyn Batted Case Hard. Nashville, Tenn., March 21.—By bat- llng Case hard in the sixth and sev- Brooklyn easily took the game from. the local team of the Southern league today, 7 to 1. whole sketch in ifself, was given me a newspaper man and I first tried {it out at Wilkes-Barre, Pa., at a ban- quet given by newspaper men to a millionaire. It was really a case of trying it on the dog then, for I'd never given it before anaudince, aithough I was saving it up for a good plice to work it in, Well, it took that ban- | auet by storm and I knew then I had a winner. A year or tyo ago I was with ‘The Umpire’ cotipany, had a nine that trimmed about every- thing we met in the course of about games. We'd arrange a game with some nine in whatever city we hap- pened to. be booked, and one of the pitchers we ran up against was Wa hop of the New York Highlanders.” “Chicago 11, San Antonie 2. San Antonio, Texas, March 21.—The Chicago Americans today defeated the. ‘hich | ! 3 i | : § Mrs. Frederick K. Kingsley returned ' this week to Franklin after a few days’, visit with her sister, Mrs. James But- | ler of Old Cemetery lane. Mrs. J. H. Eldred of street has as guests Mrs. dred of Westerly, Mrs. James Nash of | Watch Hill, and Mr, and Mrs. Ray-| mond B. Eldred and their little son oq Willimantig, i Washington | Charles El- | San Antonio Texas league team, 11 to 2. High Duckpin Single. High duckpin single at the Rose al- levs on Tuesday fell to McAllister, who | went across for a 128 string, which | took the deily prise. Evidently Looking for a Reaction in the Market. New York, March 21.—In viéw of the nafTowness of the stock marlet of re- ent wocks, which has forbidden ex- tlons of wise movements so long pothing ocours to disturb the pres- | Hlbflu- traders wers content FINANGIAL AND COMMERGIAL. ofits accruing from | to Curriculum. Nothing mild_about the new auto law. in Italy From $20 to $100 is the fine for driving through a town at faster than the legel rate, and in the ‘open country no car is permitted to travel at more than 25 miles an howr by daylight or 12.5 miles per hour at IN THE AUTOMOBILE - WORLD Italy’s New Law Hard on Speeders—Big Motor Traffi:; on Long Island -Roads—Country Boys Like to be Chauffeurs—Pittsburg University Adds Auto Course! 1 traveling in the west, speaks of his experience with the 'rural districts! whero the word “chauffeur” seemed to' have & mests infusnce. 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