Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, October 13, 1911, Page 3

: NORWICH BULLETIN, FRIDAY, ocrufm NUTHING Tfl DE‘BU‘F WAIT Nuw I ACADEMY GAINING SPEED. ,”nqm‘m [ Two Coaches Directing Football Praé- - tice for the N. F. A, i Fraits and Vegetables. 5 - v ¢ 7 Tomatoes, qt. 8}Red Cabbage, Giants and Athletics Ars Through With Real Games: Crowd at Opening to te Record Breaker—McGraw Practice for the Academy 'football bt § team has been Koing on il this week, | HerBery Ut Sionis. Will Use His Full Strength—Mclnness Expected| to be in \Shape to Play. - i&‘ 1911 FAMILY MARKET | IF YOU NEED A MEDICINE | YOU SHOULD HAVE THE BEST |- Although there axe hundreds of Dpreparations advertised, there Is only one that really stands out pre-eml nent as a remedy for dis¢ases of the | kidneys, Tiver and bladder. : Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Boot stands the highest, for the reason that it has proved to be just the remedy needed g in théusands upon thousands of even the most distressing cases. Swamp-Root mukes friends quickly, Dbecause its mild and {mmediate eftect = INSURANCE. - FIRE INSURANGE 5 *owes! Rates keliab'e Companies J. L LATHRIP & SONS. B8 Shetucket Street. Norwich. to put added speed fnto the bovs' play, | Lemons, Parsiey” ang th Coach Leonard and Dr. Bun- orida, i\ | New ) nell haye been out on the field direct- FTapes, bskt Dy ees ot ing overations. Gne of the means | 335RY Grapes. Shall Boay adopted to get added ginger into the Pineapples, Lima Beans, play has been placing Roy Swan at|Grapefruit, New Onions, anarterback, with instructions to drive: Eigs, Tellow. This lineup has worked a noticeable | oo @ snanas: el change in the speed with which pla) SERVICE Head Lettucé, Spanish Omions, Romaine, Cucumbers, 13.~The Puiladelphia feam. quent touches of e Ve 2ot B LETICS | have been run off, but in some of the | Blueberries, ~ Sauash: is soon reelized. It is a gentle, heal~ - New York, Oct. 12.—The gates of the | HAS §21,000 Tp BET ON ATH practice serimmages tha leven: has | Blackberries. i8] Yellow, ing vegetable compound. Polo Grounds ~vere banged shut to-f . e e T B Bl A he | New Turnips. pk 20| Boston’ Ma'ow Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root is a phys- night, with the close of the National|Pittsburg Fan to Go the Limit—Will- | been slow to wake un when put on the | New T . Pk 2 it s 5 5 0 5 ! ¢ ASCengivE againaty sesnnd Rtehns - Tihe v, bunch, 10| T 5 ician's prescription for special L:‘g“:fi?s;;‘nd fil:sthea:gp:m;im»;\t‘g; ing to Wager His Clothes. an punctured with consid- Deg, Flant eases, which is not recommended for vmséec‘klo the worlds thaxeball cham. Thayer Torreyson, a former noted|€rable ease, even by the lightweights S Cranberries. it ar B e p{onshlpflwlflll ‘be staged on the Giants' | professional ball player, i$ on the \va&' 3 Ments. ; with every bottle. ¢ playing field. from Pittsburg for New York to atten Pork— Winter Lamb— For sale at all drug stores, in bot- Finishing Touches on the Grounde. | he woribs. erier itk HiLo. o B ul"REIOT ot et e IT SERVES A MULTITUDE N vil 2 amo at - | . 22| s, L5 . A Di Torce of men was ut once put | W1 NASSE this amount that he Phll; o H oGRT g . OF PURPOSES IN YOUR f“‘m;‘“",",,PF\‘,Z‘:T,:{;,HX‘,{'wfi;;;";:'u"m;‘_;;:, York Giants for the world's champion- SoPEed s, |enTise Ran 23| SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE BY MAIL. EVERY-DAY LIFE AND {of workmen labored as long as light | ShiP. = - Smoked Shoulders| Shoulders, 14| In order to prove what Swamp- Was svailable fo . put the . finishing | Befors leaving Plitsburg Torrevson 1214| Chop: 281 Root, the great kidney, liver and blad- SAVES MUCH MORE THAN = { tonches on the massive grandstand of | Placed a bet of $1,000 thah.he will ac- Smoked Tongues, | Western Veal— yder remedy. will do for you, every g —THE COINT IS HERE— steel and concrete almost surrounding | Pt 2l the bets he can find. Dried Beet” - 39| Chops 3] e Aty Balletn - ITS SMALL COST. Ts it wise to take chan of a Fire|the fleld, which, with the woodeh| N o \:)“rg‘mb;;'s o "'"] Cn: Noe Corned Beef, 10-18| Snoulders, Tef wio has r;;!u:;ltre{:oa]:ngv i e ves that pe vou out when a good| bleache 8 ng he fire of ¥ ey PiS t: Native eal— B 3 e by = s 4 LRI R g e e g i e R R A on’them. Then the betting tide Pt A T 20| lutely “free. = Address Dr. Kilmer & Have You a Telephone Pol oA 5 ke < et A _ | changed. Torreyson says he would run Sirloin, 28| Legs. 25 } Co., Binghamtom Y. Write today. Jiftie? Don't take the chance. Insure|something like 50,000 shouting enthu- | changed. tWorrevson savs he would run o as e 221 Co v anb b NEs | Stnets when the call of play 15 Sound- | { uing Home from New York, so sure Fhesler sty ss| phanders L o B e 7 e In . . s . a0 is he that the. Athleties will win, A = WA The New Yorks laid down their bats | tnsurarce and Real Estate Agent:| THC JELSTANE WG SONE el el 2 Your Home? Richards Building. 91 Main 8. | i their title to the National league | PETER THOMPSON WINNER Poult Mr, Vallette's Rejoinder. | championship, and their next donning Fancy L. L Ducks, Fo - ARE STARTED IN | of baseball toes for a real game will I STALLION BOiKE VL 30| Brofiers, $1801 Mr. Baitor: Firsi, 1 wish to_call WHEN FIRES AR | be when they march on the flag-encir- |y oct First Heat, but Took the Next Native Chickens, 25 Squabs, 49| attention to an error in my article in THE FALL, THEN IS INSURANCE| 1.5 hattleficld day after tomorrow to | - e A ' Groceries. The Bulietin September 26, Instead OF THE MOST VALUE. {meet the Philadelphia Athlet the Two at Fast Gai - Butter— Sugar— of the 14th chapter of St. Mark, it American -league title holders, in the | % “( 12— Py = Tub, new, 22| Granulated. should be the 4th chapter and 16-17 Do Not Be Caught Unprotected. | infial contest of what promises to be |, Lexingion, Ky Oct, iz Peter pcteimery, | | I s | and e hsa and 250 Serses o or S anst memorable of StrUg- | her, “loday won the champion stal- ~New, 15| Cutloaf, 12 1b S g Ballsin (OCSbeneh SEE a‘E :ry Ticket Gone—Premiums Offered | Uo7 stake. the feature of the Kentucky Tnban B Bowdered. b0 ol SECAT n;)(;um‘x:zrun{::n;‘@im{cscfigfizns o s 1 | Iorse Freeders' g . d 2 e i stiga r e i 3 g % : o 73 Camenbert. 25(Molasses— committees, cquivalent mpin; B. P. LEARNED & CO. | convons wirmoumimg e " open N0 i T A5 "To Al ROT SWAX, BRI, FMoltmens, g sonmitiess st to | iuping Thames Loan & Trust C u::mldmg sames o be plaved in this city indi- | puce by Serrill and (ool the next two Now Playing Quarterback for N. F. A },'"g,gm' S (R N ] are a a1foney mablaag Vi, torhte: haal: £a p b, bt ; the scrimmage, buf e . acts or are whitewashing the case. T e | e e e aTis il mianey, realized they were being pushed DAk | v ey cog, 10]Cods’ Tongues 15| FOr instance the Hon. Senator Lori- | construction or ihterpretation of the Peastany kg ity 1HE OFFICE OF WM. F. EILL, | o follow were srabbed up as fast as NATIONAL LEAm== STANDING. the :lhould‘ ?r:c: f,‘;‘dm'i°‘,.;‘é’5:.§“i§e5‘.’ S Haddock, ¢kound Clams, op, | mer (vatl_l‘llmiuf is_undergoing another remedy I propomed i admis»c‘on‘slrulc.» and silver bullion and pronounced It s - v eager hands could hand over the mon- Wor op o oY B Steak - Pollock, . 12 it 4 | castization from one, of "thess jsenate |.tion, Fithout sany Ereupd,\excent ez legal tender money, and congress made | ca : : en. Tevlin has been restored to the | Weakfish., 18|Canned Salmon. 1 | committees, owing, perhaps, to ihe |haps, imagination. I said notning 4d » ey for them in the National league " P 3 | K no charge to do it. This money, th Real Estate | e e N aiad A aTs phe ok eae % first squad and has been used at full- | Snapper Blues, 13| 2.£oF 38 | whitowashing of a previous commiitee, | ahour sovernment fxing prices of mers Fostal oo T oney, e Fire I e Sy, Sl g e Skt T : back alternately with Kirk Ricketts, | Am. Sardines, 5@15| Lobsters— No, Mr. Ayer, there is no more /de- | chandise. Mr. Farrar did not say that | WS owled by the owners of the bul- and Fire Insurance, | plic for opening day seats work- |1’ it e vs3 Impt. Sarainss. 25| Live, 20 2 Taihere, g el S lion, The people, the government, did = ing their way out through the crowd, | L™ ia and Coughlin and McCormick continue | 58, P08 %%, 5ol Boifeq 36 | pendence to be placed on the ‘report | congress could not create money. With- not own @ dollar. | Every fndiviiuat s ecated tn Semcrw Biock. over C M. | 1o 00 o OO e mrng | 5, bouts to hold their places at the two half- | Boneless Cod. 10915 Steak Cod, 18| of the select committec of the United | oht doubt, Mr, Farrar was referring to | 20¢ own o doller, Every inaivigual £g Winiime RN § third Soer. | Dowever were Amrauded B susrme i 4 back positions. Blackfish, 15| Flounders.” 10-13| States senate” as to the cause of the | the socialists’ when he talked about | COmMPOsING the government was oblige E PP ot -t ot o S e i The Academy goes up against Wind- Brand, box, 65|Flathish, & | high cost of living, than to any other | fixing prices. But when he talks about | 0 hitve money, if for nothing else, to pedt o e, (3 U L chetpiab) S ham High at Willimantic on Saturday. | R. Clams, pl- 70| Halibut. 221 of those committeés. The men com- | “free democratic society,” he talks | P2y < y g prices which gradnally rose from $5 a ; " v ¢ defea % Small Mackerel, 20iBluefi: 20 5 s T z 3 T the people. Perhaps the independence —_— | prices whict ¢ Ei Giants' Scason Ended in Joke Game. Bulkeley only defeated Windham High | 9mal A TR 50| posing these commit(ees may be in the | academically. We haven't any “free | ¢ Deobler , Berhans the indel o seat in the forenoon to $7and $8 in the | (. v, 0ct. 15— The Glanth closed thelr sa- | § to 0, as compared with the 15 points | Zels. St 30| same fix as was the jury that acquit- | demooratic: Soclety.” Talk about the , X ual goes ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW late hours—an advance of about $5| e ad oute. header 0 Brooksm. | aehy i Sunfish, 10/ Whitenish, Gk el 3 g he | the money owner and borrows it and h . 1| L g ] o s | which the Academy ran up on ‘Wind- | Raq wisn, 10/Shad, 15| ted the man that stole the hog. The | “independence of the individual and [ 0% BIOESY PWESE A2d, DOTVOWE It S8 - oy er: ‘,:‘ "35“’%" T & S tEy e A ) AL Cyanive | ham, making it look as if the Academy | Musseis, ., 50{Sworafish, cret of the decision was (and the | protection of his rights” the individual | #8TeSS o u",n-;li‘,duai‘.mdcpmhnée.. - B & Perkins, Aimoys-at Law | foe, The Soemuiative fraremnine b e i o <"free | has ‘something on Bulkeley at this | Scallops, at; 80| Buiterfish 15| thief knew i), that each ome of the|has neither. That old document called | I8 when “individual independence’, s & v o < i M e R e L S RO T IR e Gt tin, itched e | Alage of the game doz. $0|jury had a plece of the hos. No. it|ihe constituon, commences with the |Missins. It s an old saylng that he S Dver Firat Nat. Bank, Shetucket 8t | Deen able to ol iconsideraley weMelr: s oure, turiesaue. Ten will not do to take too much Stock | words: “We, the pcoule of the United dpde el : o Way s to 7 numbers of cheice sittiogs. | i o =2t 6o, Dise, Dent hitting tim. - He was & 3 a ok od : o 9 | Under this system of all money being | There was activity in all local base- | Fist game— Jeckartion. 2 Rawtuoket haxep o to believe a lie, that vou may be | trouble arises from the methad adopt. | IS to Supply the peopie, Is undemo- i R IR i r! % Brooklyn. New York. the 145 pound class, who is staying for Feeq " M 3 o i - | eratic. Whatever individuals may do | ball circles tonight in_preparation for whpe s o abh o s ela while fn thisveity, s lacking for & a—— The trouble with that re- to carry cut those principles. Money | STAHC: , WWhatever Indviduals may, Qo Lo g T et d the .opening. The headquarters of the | Nuthencr 4 11 0 ODerorelt 4 1! Chance with his mitts while he is here | No. 1 wheat, Hominy, $1.60 | port was that the committee attempt- |is an absolute necessity in eivilized | 00 /80 O | 0N S0 GRS Attompers and Comnsel at L national commission. Which as the ERR e 8 R ed b The. Buetin omee on | Dram Cornmeal, g g0 | &0 to prove too much. | Trying to siow | goversment. - All power in a democrocy | RS GHCN Hae mothing o, 4o with 2 cadwar w 3 arrangements for the serits in charge, A S 0| Thursday night to issue a challenge to | Siraas”Sa Hay, baled there ‘were so many causes, that, is vested in the whole people. 18 e Trfrnipic ot the; govesnment RS Jame. Brady Cha A. Brady | was open-till a late hour, with a cler- 123 oMakelh 3 0| Abe the Newsboy and Buck Falvey of | Bread o 3 Cop, $1.5 | didw't ind one cause, that they r€port- | heing true, the power to create money | 10 PRACRA B fie ROVEITHNAL T of New York. of Nor ical force working at full speed on tho | 110 Ofermzsh 3 9| New London. - Either of them that $7-37.50| Provender. | ed. but what was the resuit of the pri- | is vested in the people through con- 7 0. VALLEYTE. ultifarious business details which 134 oFleichen 1l want to. take up his challenge can | &t Louls, $6.50] cwt., $1.65 | mal e, viz! the ownership of the|gress, the people's servants. The first| xon gveortrin Eonn, i — | had to be looked after in connection e 1| have any kind of a match they want, | Rye. 35| Cottonseed Meal. imoney. “Cold storage“plants.” Who | Step taken to change from an intend- : o o D o e k vith the games, bothlljue're and in Phi “Besker 9| he says, finish or for a limited number | SOrn, bushel, & cwt, $1.70 [ puilt thvm{ The men mmrm\mx the | od damo v to A monar{h‘vfié g,@o Hawall Is: pouring out moaey liks | adelphia. ~President Lynch of the Na- s e A ot < a s, bushel, 60|Lir. OiL Meal. | | money. “Increased cost of Gistribu-|tem was when consress puf S g Dominick & Dominick ziciria. “presisent zamen of the o | ,. <o R T e b e e e Mot ot b the commission, said everything Was ! «puued for Ames in 5th. like it as soon as can be agresd upon. Ve Etack Who built the railroads? The men in working smoothly and that there had by innings: = o reached CATeE 6R Horibr = Veal Calves, Wall street thet owned the money Members of New York en 1o hitch in any direction. RS st e et Norbta T | G “ i A Whbce pid WA LS L e o i 90000 2 X $4.75-36.25| Sheep— A congress. at did they pay congress Stock Exchange Platdan or Martncd e s wiomer Monty also wenls andther €01 mus, 3Sa0ciiiel Eambs 35.50-36) for e wae of 167 Notia thine. o et o el G T i in Plainfleld a few weeks ago. Coxe. a3t RES ey Simplified down, it is this way, Mr. | eam were re onight In goo D h m a wmhma e e . b . Simr own, it I thiy way, A condition, and Manager MeGraw ex- | Weeter 3 32 0 IR L — Higes. Aver and 1, cach 'go into the chicken Dects 10 be ablt to put the full strength | DA & 312 A Olympias 44, Greeneville 11. N e brsinceR T (el Delistne U : of him forces on the fleld against the | Sl § 18 % 0Morun 342 0| The Olympia basketball team won a| Jides Grade o DL e R A e | Athletics. 1t seemed to be a question | Dilien.ss H et 2 8 0 3 0|%ame on Thursday night at the Y. M. Steers, 1b., 9| 5 $t| s & rridde i asTor fHB TR B o N £ | tonight as to whether Mathewson on Hizens.® 2)0 & § f¥eiels 3 8 5 § 0} &7 A symnasium from the Greeneville| Cow 7 % $i:n [iwants gug soustingy e the ee Wt K Shannon Building, Norwich | Mardiard would pitch the onening | s 117 3 3 AME® 200 2 8 Bl B e e oF 4d o ah . Gonls I A e e e P v oell Mr. Henry E. Davis, State Forrester, has arranged a win- game. Opinion in some quarters was 3 3021 412 8 3lwere made as follows for the winners: ool Skins, sel 16" $2.35 | chickens cheaper, Mr. Aver or Mr. i ieties that ha icked N IS S R TRl fhe dpecaiy) Pes 2o Euat {31 1) Center Murphy 5 S " Wool. =7 | Ayer must give mesa part-of his chicks dow display of apples of many varieties that have been pic] | left hander would be sent in. otals, 3 82714 ZDmckep 1 0 0 0 o) Forward Revell 6 Guard Morrison 1, vool. 2 st gly P % 3 e e Betting Drops Off. s Phiesets 2 0 3 1| Guard Caron 0. - e | StrHiEnt fecce, Washea. 28-3¢ | e Tmoney.fox the yise of the mmmey e from trees sprayed by him during the past summer. g ; = | : === For the losers the points were made . go- oWB(OL i sganLECERt Dot bt 2 i GEORGE G. GRANT, 1»-&?5: today, with Hekie inclantion of | St by eatams Tols 94 3% 9 8 |on five field goals Shokshy Lelt Tor (oot e GmevinaEsGomplathabon L Mr. Davis will be at our store during this dispiay to ex- o R g Nlay either team | Brookia 7.2 100 02 08| ward Coyl and one fou netted by - e 5 e : i i Undertak d bal | fuch an laid (yagers to play either team | XIVMYew 0. 000 0 0 6 6 0 1 § 13| Right Forwad Stanley. The lineup also | house at the corner of Water avd high cgst of living in reply to the |} plain to those interested the value of spraying with Lead ndertaker an mbalmer | 2. 5 oo um: bt P Whea's Recllay SO0, e S i Dl s BE oL T U0 5 hands mé (he opinion of & lawyer b Arsenate, Lime Sulphur and Bordeau Mixtures. |V e el | — 2nd Fleming guards. Thomas Leahy has returned to . o, : t th 2 R ¢ ilis | i Cinsinnati 4, Ghisa 3. The -Olynipias have a game with & | Hoosemas, ety has returned 10|the name of Farrar, president of the 1 7 i 3 & 2 lr:"“n’;: 2"'::"::2“;“ MR 53]:2"5: 2 orpion | nCiitnes, 0% 23 —chmes ssimg e X | Jewart CIiy team here next week. e e . oot Amorican Bur assodiation, instead of The chemicals for making these solutions we sell in any rompt attention iy AM’S CON tHonal Jeague season here today eating Chicago O i Confin I Odeieotrs is own, st mus! .1 A 3 - k {4t o ‘ame was aed. and urin: s o i Al say that MF. Ayer 4 Telephone 636. aorl4M WFawl |\ oy 6onm o Bo in Shape—Bak. | S, th it Sowd of T soeem Bing pre- Pictures in Basketbail Guide. Mes. John Cassidy will spend the | Standvoint | will say that r Ayers |} quantity. | ,Soer - | e, " score: 2 Sy winter in New York. — i 1 | er Has Slight Stomach Trouble. Chicamn. | clisnat, , | sTwo Nerwlch e e | i ‘Anne "Atwood and Miss Dolly Come sure and see the display of apples in our east show Philadelplfa, Oct. 12—When Goode.rt 1 8 Olneshentr 3 0 0 ¢ ¢|haskethall guide. - They are the Y. M. | Whtleyu will szeturn today: (Friday), . window. et tostei] oot MADNas B The bt 4210 ponivaie 3 234 2 o) &°4° Juniors and the Laurel Hill team | rom Detroit, accompanied by s: inth: inning of today’s game between | Zimmando 3 1 1 3 ofisssiier 4 5 3 0 0of last season. Ella King o Brooklyn and Miss Anne Eni ' [ e ATI-Btats And ‘oo champlon. Ath: |pmem™ { § s § fhuomie £ 108 - Homper of New Sork o - joy @ Good Meal ! The Lee & Osgood Co NORWICH, {letics, Manager Mack breathed a sigh | S0 i« § 3 3 § SlEmnt® §3 3 1 3| Independents ve. Fort Wright. | can Welver compnny has gons into et Then trust to e ee sy CONN. | ke Dot s i o fome througlldunems. 1.3 & 9 9.8 00| Manager Bendett has arranged a|fect and is from 7 4. m. to 5.45 p. m. B INBIRR B I MOEY| iirv. and Mack expressed himself as| . % e o | i led ot Mammoth Squash. : ? AGENTS FOR PARK & TILFORD’S CANDY. QUALI - i 5 S | wotans 22017 2 Mamenslf 2 0 1 0 8| Fishers Island for Sunday. Captain | beipg satisfied with the oondition of e 735 10 Fiolding has Ted Lawler, the f One of the largest sqilashes raised 5 3 | his men. McInnis, whose right arm | Sl e Bl P e awler, the former |, o in some time Is being exhibiied {has been bothering his for the | Totats, 110 37 10 1| HOIY Cross star, at halfback. The In- | ;™% " Ginow of Munger Bros. on \____/ | ten days, got back Into the game to- | Score by inuings: dependents are out for revenge on Fort Water street. TRe squash is a Ger- e ks i | crieas 90091001 031-3|Wright, as it was the only team to de- : 2 PURIFY THE HORSES BLOOD d-v. and dit not appear to be suffer- | L 0160131854 fnt them last vear. The Independ.|Man saussh, and measures 50 inches . & 'trom his infury. e T tho bese i, Esuond. | ent will leave on the Y245 trojley and | around the middle and 80 inches the | B Z2Z == T2 " T wRa i o 2 | Aside from Balter, the players look | 4 oF votara s epcroiley nd | 1ong way. It was raised on the farm capltal stfll}k Hemedy to be in the best of condition. The | Pekditay T oors W expected to ao- lot Willlam Atwoed. i to prevent any of those fre- | star third baseman has a slight OOuE - ® = tack of st ch tronble, superinduced 1nercar league, i Javed pen_dents have a game on the 18th ’ by @ cold contractpd while the feam | Qi oo Gevanda vith w2 n: | against the Academy. Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Sour | o8 i ontracteq o e A1 = Stomach, "N Wind was in ichmond. He will 'be in the by ¢ , Nausea, ind on 50 cents a box ot aainat the ‘anos Sl ‘[ few o phis wou, &t % STONINGTON. CAS I OR IA the Stomach, Sente of Full- One gesd Whip Frees with each|however, uniess his fliness grows more | aiding i ¢ v of thelr Tuns, ness, Gastritis and Trregular package, x o e amd Plan e | o Thiseiie, e netiy 5 0f| Hearing Todsy on Ballot Recount—| For Infants and Children. Bowel Action, Zender,s Coombs — an ank, he | plasing of sme of them featured the coniest. Strunk | Recuced Fare Beoks on Trolley Line pitchers Whom it Is believed Manager | maie s moswdol s o oo oot Strunt ‘ g ki Boug| TEN CENT The Shetucket Harmess Co., |Msci wir ot agaimae the Giants, iook | Seiide, Vo e 5 5 7o Sooni o ifd i | —Officors of Bayside Lodge. The Kind You Have Always Beught & S AT ALL DRUGGISTS 2! 3 | 20" be In merfect trim. Tt 15 Drobable | & coith Dumtor plehed fo thre Fonires ana ety e The Johinson Laboratories, Newburgh, LY. A 21 Mai that the Indian will be sent in the | e ARSWw o of WC Both of the Al Srd | There will be a hearing today (Fri- | Bears the 5 & | be the selection for the opening gaine | sill sote. aud it s sers donbtful if he can play | Of the superior court on the petition WAL . ‘mobm. Frep, | D¢ e selcotion for | | Sialost N sFork nest Sesmiey. 77| ot Harry Rhoades Palmer, asking for | 4 | movmow Ao denmn, Will 120 to New York to-| 5 recount of ‘the ballots cast on . the SCHULTE AND COBB H All-Stars. g Philadelphia. license question in the Third district. .T“E F."EST PR Al f;“ whve s sl g ol Hull McGuire & Hull are handiing . on the Automebiles—Two Players of | )il 20 olcorarc 42 the case for the temperance people, 35c DINNER —mimraer e e U RS SBRERE Do HOUGHTON { P P02 Joadoe|wi ¢ - o e = - % o | Garaner.: 311 At the last meeting of Bayside lodge, 3 Detroit Amerioan league team won the | Gamnersh {1 1.1 9 § 8113l Atthe last meeting of Baysid 3 automobiles offered this year o the | Sono 5 ppebie 3 Noi ‘504 B.oS, &h. the P DELL-HOFF CAFE From 12 102 5 00 o o e 0 el aa | Wimes 313 i[haiie 318 1 8| roliowing officers were chosen: Pres- hotographer, | Jidzed Uy a jury of mewspapermen to| o AR 1t beb e e s L vice urssl ave hets 80 Mkt St T e ik D FERE R .0 ent, Mrs. Amelia Wilbur;. secretary, o . o : SE Diloris 3898 1|3rs Mary Darragh; treasurer, Shannon Building, Norwich, Conn. LRy i The presentation was planned for | Yarian® 3 8 ¢ 3 8| Josoph F. Joseph; collestor, g:mgh; ln t ome New York or Philadelphia later. No s ne Y o x ¢ » lIl = one lime of endeavor determined the seTEre i [\oron MG Eian A Tian s isahal, 2 Slls, Houks, Penon Bexes: Eia award this year, but the winner was | Seore by innfngs: ST s i;‘{lslTl[()I“l&};l){lY;“lhi‘ho‘rzllarsdenlsh(fl;(‘e]?{ge October 13, 1911 E ooks, Soxes, Slates, | Snenen aenore e | A o 7o 0 2 ; sentry, S g . P 2 . P S R S M # 8 “3| Two candidotes’ were also initiated at is made more enjoyable when Paints, Crayens, Rules, Ink, Glue, Mu. | *0°% | Cobb's percentage was 1 T base bits, the meeting. = 113 M y 3 BN R e IR, L T Reduced Rates on Trolley Spur. Dear Reader: the room is brilliantly lighted by’ . % > oz g % 5 The reduced rate b ! tickets . At ab ison Mazda ' Folding Caps, Lunch Boxes, Basksts,| I"dspendents Will Moot Acadery. |, Boson Oct 13—Tommy Sullivan of | netween Mystic 'and O1d Mystlc nave Just want to remind you that it is the rays of the new Edison Mazda | Manager Bendett of the Independents | LAWTe! v ked oul '~ | been issued and now a round-trip be- & r - has arranged a game with the Acadc. | ¢d round of a scheduled twelve-round | Yyean the two piaces costs but 51 time for you to be thinking about your Lamp. The best substitute for & | my team for Wednesday, the 15th, on posiy }fml';;nlk Kl:u!‘ g:igttsbg:‘slmfi gents. Emploves of the velver ‘and sunlicht in the home yet pro- . | the Hospital grounds. Captain Field- e ~idig ) = ‘woolen mills who live at either end : Z 3 " o . ‘ m' f" Frankiin sllflm‘ ing thinks his team will e on epropo- | ¥4¢ badly punished from the Sart. | of the iine now pav only 7 ceuts for Christmas photographs and who s to duced is obtained by the use of L] ;- ?:;LO!L I!A'( will be Knuv (o\lg:h ,Ljr 'hf MOTORCYCLE NOTES. a 'round trip to their Wo!‘k: - ". & e e e e To Attend Convention. make them. X (this latest improvement lec- lasi vear, when the West End team | . Another telephone company has| Postmasters Noyes of Stoningion 2 e R . vas composed largely of players from [ Joined fne ranks and equipped a mo- | and Potler of Mystic will attend the - Surely the many up-to-date styles I b tric lighting. ThE Heun of PHe o toreycle squad to expedite the work of | ninth national convention ¢f postmas- 2 2 S adjusting “troubles” on the lines. ~ The noteWorthy feature of ters to be held at Washington on the THE PALACE CAFE There is prospects of a game this e WHAT'S NEW e | L 2 g 25th, 26th and 27th of this month. am making in my new and wreil appoint- b P week between the Independ nd : 3 & Prisgh ey tho Fort Wrightteam. but If it is | To travel 999 miles e e Borough Interests. e the new Edison Mazda is its dura 2 FRANK WATSON & €O, hL;\r;_!n“ém{:wlnlum;{—ldmf vlil‘! .}lde\f :’z puncture within one mile of home is | T be Ladies’ Aid society of Calvary ed studio will interest you: / bility and strength to w1thstand/ all ordinary handling. { Episcopal church have begun their sewing soclety meetings for the win- ter's ‘work, and this week met with the fate of Walter Norland of Nor- 72 Franklin Str way, Ia., who spent two weeks in a L Heureux, who has net fecovered from | his sprainéd ankle. Gollegan, the star Very truly, £ tackle. will piay In the backfield and | Successful trip. Mrs, Willlam McKinney, . '—.dl-) 5 Cut Flowers Composed o Fown qp el il b2 | The Chesapeae Motoreyele clup ot | o The Steamers will go_to Wester Come mto-dayan et 5 4 Comboned of Rowe ab, Collesan and.lip it oro® Cile e Moionls. orgnuiany Saturday might to sttend the fair of LR . {Foplam Talves and Captain Fielding | Balttmoere city it the Cyelones, leaving on the 6.0 h 3 Floral Designs i bl e e train, Monday evening the Neptunies > ot us show you the mer=-, = [ 3 : & and fire police will attend the fair p St. Louis Nationals Win. 9 e Host ; . . : 1 3 e | The Baltimore-(Md.) Motorcycle club | and will take the 7.22° troiley. h GEDULDIG | o ioi it St i | e Belimere 0800 doemncs o | *sd ot Sl 00 28 il its of. this new lamp.} 3 Tel. 868 77 C,da' str“': fl"Oll‘ the \lllgl ican f»nsxle l:flln in the mountains ef that state. ~The. route | 2853 AR L e was 84 miles long and because of its | & Jgle in the parn floor, is' resting A . |series for the city chamuionship to- | Va5 S& ! 2 | comtortubly, . a3 10 2. Saore by innings: fajaction last July was repested this | o0 - ‘and M sCh B Simmipa have D. S: We make your posteaits at Nearest General Electric Agency, * Fidelio Beer . RILE. s closed \heir summer Jlome here and e > ; On Dreft or in Poltles. Americans .0 9 02000 00—2 5 1 ity contimees 10 Erow At a mapid| FErastus Chesewro has purchased tye home without extra charge. Team Dellvers Lysrswhere. Harmon and Eliss; Pelty and Stpeh- | yute. During September 537 nea mem- ; ens, umpires, Teri ne and Johnstone.- hers were added to the roll. Ohio led all_the states with .71 new members, and the Lake district led the nine dis- tricts of the federation with 131 ad ditians. _For the past fow months the B A M 20‘: grown at Alrhpl Tets of 129 Main Street, Norwich. H. JACKEL & CO. el 138 5. ce:. Marke: and Water Sts. ERE 1s 3 AGerOatE med i 1 7 WWI o The Bul: Pomfret School Won Easily. At Pomfret on Thursday afternoom the foothall team of the Pomfrel school Jefeated Worcesicr trade school, 52 to # > T WHEN you wan: to pul vonr busi- WHES (01 wan: io pul your bust e35 Defs o public, there 15 no me- | ness butora {he Lublic Liere is ho me. fim batter tBrejsn the asveruis- | 2hup neitor thay mrois i I 4 3 t of Th