Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, October 7, 1912, Page 3

; 1’ 4 NORWICH BULLETIN, MONDAY, OCTOBER 7, FARM INSURANCE J. L. Lathrop & Sons, Norwich, Conn. L) Fighting & game, uphill battle all the way, the Norwich Free Academy foot- | ball team went down to defeat Sat- .|urday afternoon at the hands of the Connecticut agricultural school eleven at Storrs. The Academy was unable to score on the heavy Storrs team, while the home team piled up 26 points, The Aggies have a fast com- bination with a rugged line, and th Academy boys did well to hold their opponents from a greater score. Storrs worked end plays with marked suc- cess al Ithrough the game and their interference was almost pertect, . economy to save a few cents or dollars| In the first quarter Norwich Kkickes of preminm a4 the riak of & fite that |off to Stofrs and they commenced & Sy mvolvs thotisknds. series of end runs that took them three othing in the world is cheaper than |quarters of the way up the fleld. Here Fire Insurance and therefore it is|the Academy boys woke up, stopped within the reach of all. the end runs and compelled their op- ISAAC S. JONES, ponents to change their tactics. Then Tnsu d Real Estate Agent,|followed a number of skin tackle and e e Agent, |yine plays which brought Storrs up to Richards Building, 91 Main St. |ithin ten yeats of the posts. On the play around left Storrs made its first & - touchdown. No goal kicked. Score We sell protection for all |©%6" R0 :‘mfls: Aoy . . Norwich received the next kick, bu needs and misfortunes in|asier three plave was forced to ick, o which resulted in Storrs getting the strongesi companies. ball on their 40 yard line. On a for- ward pass Achlm:n 'ncc'ede%ed mvelug- ing the Academy boys, and by a speedy run made a second touchdown for B. P. LEARNED & CO. Storra,* No goal kicked. = Score 13-0. Trul B . | Time 5 1-2 minutes. Thames Loan & Truit Co. Building, | Tie, 0 2 2 ioed the xick ana ran Agency Established May, 1848. it “back for a short distance. On the next play he went through Evans for a good gain, which was followed by a SHE GFFICE OF WM. £ BILL |forward pass, Swan to Symington, for five yards. By a second guard play, Real Estate :umnhuv-l;caa thauum& !n;r zards more when time was icore for end Fire Insurancs, first period, Storrs 12, N. F. A, 0. oé 10 fomery’ Blok, over C. 5. | Remarks: ~Storrs very speedy on o T MG end runs, with fine interference. This S Teteoncne 147 | combined with thelr welght put them o at a decided advantage of the Agad- — | ey DOYS., Second Quarter. N N. F. u;mnu o their I;y;-rd un&. A double shift and a fake Kkick nett Brown & Perkins, iimoysat-lay |the Academy five yards. Chase then Over First Nat Bank, Shecucket St | kickea to Chipman, who ran the punt Enirance stairway next to Thames |DCK 20 vards Jlete Morwioh heid an loward kiok 0 A A gained 30 yards, Following this, Swan made threé yards around end, to which were added ten more for an oftside of ¥ H 2 itorrs. O double shift Coyl falled The Chelsea Savings Bank e, S shcison on the by 1o g e Deposits . .... $9,119,910.72| ;7% é?,,‘s.,lm... ,iflp%‘:‘mf;a swpllll ceeen 486,441.55 1oyu:|nunmog;-':ou.}losm:‘-‘w.: ' penalized five yards, Howard kicked Bank opens sk nine aaw |0 Swan. On iwo line plays Jackson v and Swan made ten yards, when tire ‘was called. Score, Storrs 12, Norwich 0. c Remarks: This was Norwich's best quarter. They held Storrs finely and up to this time the game was still a toss-up. Norwich could count on no sure galns, however. Ory Cleaner and Dyer| ooy wiiricose. . =N F. A, ELEVEN LOSES -AT STORRS Connecticut Aggies Score 26 Points on Norwich Team— Academy Unable to Gain Against Heavier Opponents— End Runs Net Storrs Long Gains. | was able to gain but short distances | through the line; however, a penaity | | gave them their first down. Morgan | |broke up a forward pass to Robin- | |son. Storrs’ ball. On the next play Howard got ten vards around end.| Jackson neatly broke up a skin tackls | play, but Storrs, on a run around left | end, got 25 yards for a touchdown. This play was recalled as Storrs was offside. Another end run resulted in a small gain when Storrs attempted a drop kick. The kick fell short and Jackson came back for ten yards. Norwich’s ball on her 20 yard line. Here they got about 8 yards when a fumble gave them first down. A poor pass to Swan resulteq in no gain and Chase punted to Chipman, who ran it back 25 yards. Morgan, made 20 vards | around end when timé was calle/d. Score 12-0. Remarks Storrs was sure of her game at all times, but still played hard ball. Fourth Quarten. The fourth quarter opened with Storrs in possession of the ball on Norwich's 8 yard line. Howard on a wide end run made the touchdown. The goal was kicked. Score 19-0. Bllss received the kick off, but was downed in his tracks. Jackson netted four yards through left tackle when Chase on a fake kick made a fine end Tun, but a blow on the head loosened his hold on the ball and Storrs re- covered it. McCormick replaced Chase and Gregson replaced Symington. By hard end runs and two line plunges Storrs got her needed 30 yards for a touchdown. The goal was kicked. Score, 26-0. Time, 4 minutes. Rob- inson gave place to Burke. Jackson ran back the kick off for 20 yards. A poor pass gave Norwich the ball on her 36 vard line when Swan punted to Cadwell. Storrs was | forced to return the punt and Norwich got the ball on her 26 yard line. Swan again punted when time wasc up. Score Storrs 26, N. F. A. 0. . Line-ups: Storrs—Le, Ackerman, it Kendall, g Davis, Farnan, ¢, LeRoy, rg, Evans, rt Reiner, re, James, Terrick, gb, Chip- man, Cadwell: Ih, J. Morgan, fb Steele, Schofield; rh Howard. Norwich—Le Coyl, 1t Elliott Chase, McCormick, ¢, Higgins, vs. L;lf throp, Carpenter, rt. Bliss, re ing- Rton, Gregson, qb, Rollinson, Burke, 1h Swan, fb Ricketts, McCormick, rh Jackson. ¢ Referee, Blake, from Storrs, v OFFERS MONTY $75 TO § & Jack Delaney Anxious to Match Nor- with Boys With Jack Connell, Baltic wishes it stated that when h> offered $30 as a purse for the proposed Monty-Connell bout he did not propose fo split it even, but to leave the di- | vision of the money to the two prinei - | pals, winner take all or any other way they saw fit. At the time of his con. ference with. Monty, Mr. Delaney say ried the ball back 15 yards, Norwich . 157 Franklin St SUITS PRESSED 50 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL Our Wagon Calls Everywhers GAINS WERE GENERAL. WALL PAPERS|™"»&t s, rifg leaves us wi . New York, Oct, 6.—Yesterday u-A-:;, l:gn “utock of new m‘:. half-holiday season made a favorable hasd, and to move them quickly | Showing on the advance side of the have decided to cut the prices mow, | market, and trading strength devel- You can have the bepefit of it by |oped during the second hour which selecting at once. caused gains in nearly every stock to PAINTING and DECORATING are | be recorded. From the opening of our apecluity. transactions-on the Stock Exchange there was evidenced a quiet undertons of strength that d offerings and B MURTAGH | . [zeet B Rusti shuriss koo 92 and 94 West Main 8t day of peculiar action, considering the temptation to treders and brokers to mw:: b Tth:mdd-ym :; ~ THE FINEST |3t biaced o chosmg time, A T 356 D IN N E R OF trading. when the Volure of trans. IN TOWN Forcimm Sasatance was not sumcieny ‘Phone. y in evidence to he helpful, except that DELL-HOFF CAFE From 12 142 | there was a fairly cheortul tons in for- eign markets, and the wholesale liqu! dation appeared to have passed as American securities were involved. . The closing of American shares in - London was L;ho{z:l parity. mdt_:h]:e Ik in the Balkans was still in- STEP IN AND SEL US. . | Julped In @ more conservative consid- eration of the investment fleld at large P. SHEA, seemad {0 have taken the place of sen- 72 Franklin Street sattonal sacrifices. AMERICAN IWUSE, z LIVESTOCK MARKET. New York, Oct. 4—Receipts of beeves Farral & Sandorson, Prop. | Ter% 000 Pendk e UIRY S G, e Mo o Theosre Trouoen | hars i, waight wore sisady: Sih- S0 fari 700 Iilfnois ¢ ——— Am. Agteultural . Sugar . Can . . pld .o . Car & F, 0 3% 11 Cotion Gii o el Loo Securties 8 scomotise i . Smeltiug. pid e 108350 00 Am.” Shews i 1% o . L it B 00 Ansunda ‘it o 00 Athison m ; 1024 — 3 100% Fight Promoter Jack Delaney of @ ‘Excuse:me—you P forgot your box of BY THE BOX It costs less—) of any dealer, * The refreshing, mint.leaf con- fection brightens the m—-udl\' the digestion of the whole family. It refreshes after smok- the former claimed he would not fight unless for a side bet of $5 | laney is now willing to pos ta side bet, to Monty's $50, and will give the winner of the bout entire ) If Monty thinks he can win this Should be & good investment. | Jack Connell's manager writes The | Bulletin as follows: In regard to Homer Monty's stats- | ment that Mr. Delaney could not offer | sufficient fnducements for hif to box | Jack Connell, T want to say if Monty or his manager will post $25 or $30 with you as « guarantee of appearance and name his price for a bout of ten rounds-with Jack Connell, I will do the same and Jet the money stand as a side | bet, and a guarantee for him to get I he wishes to box 1t | Mr. De- and will put up § gate recejpts. | into the ring. | Baltic, winner take all, with or withoat | the side bet, he can do so. All he has | got to do is open up and mame We will accommodate him as | soon as he wishes, L. P. CURRY, Manager Jack Connell. AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING. entral Leather .. . 2400 Chesapeake & Oio Chicago Great Wester 3600 Chicago, M. & St. P, 700 Chicag & 6000 Consatsied Gas 200 Com Prodnets - ...- —— Delaware & Hudion. Deer & o Grande 200 Do aia ; K00 Dicilers: Sécurities 1400 Krie 20 Do, 15 —— Do 2 pta L] ) Elcetd 2100 Great Northem phd. 1L 100% 140 100 Do ore ; 13 12 6880 Interboron 10800 Do. pfd 500 Inter Harvester .. Inter Marine pid 100 International Pape | Toternational Pump “York Central ont. & W Traveling Men, atc.. Livery connected | ers slow to 10@16c lower; bulls on | Shetusket Strest: light supply, firm to shade higher; | cows steady. Common loogfllnle steers sold at $6.25@9.25 per 100 Ibs; oxen K C A'I'CIIISON. M. D., |and staes at $4.26@725; cows at $2.00 PHYBICIAN AND SURGEON, @5.15; bulls at $4.50@5.10. Dressed " 9 beef was steady and best grades in | fioom 1, Second Fh or. Sbanaen Bldg |good demand; others slow. Native | aht ‘ohous 1382 sides selling at 11@16c; Texas beef at 9@10c per Ib. Exports tomorrow, 100 | 1o fo'yla ™" © NEWMARKET HOTEL, cattle to London. 716 Boswall Ave. sgRcalnta of caives wers 333 head, | - First-class ncluding 213 for the market, X 5 4] %c Lfl:fi,‘flm‘: making, with the stale stock,| order. John Tuc ! %1275 on sale. Demand was fair and Joho Tuckle. Prop. Tel #3-| rie generally steady for all sorts| 00 Do. i and grades. Common to prime veals | | Pressed " Stecl C: Pullman Palace Car. Reading I &S F. 3 prd 6500 Tenmessee Copper - ——— Texas & Pacific. DR. C. R CHAMBERLAIN |3 tihoiie por tates e | o i 05 K v 7. . Dressed | — Dental BUrgeon | iversics s dass, o | duriog his last iliness, buttermilks and fed calves at 9@12c. Receipts of sheep and lambs were MoGrory Building. Norwich. Comn |4 058" 00ns Sncruding 13 12 cars. for | the marker, making with the few stalc ®OAL AND LUMBER. 13 cars on sale. Sheep were steady Free Burning Kinds and Lehigh |ing at 14@18 1-%c per Ib.; country in charge of Dr. B. L. Geer's practicpdressed at 11@15c; dressed srassers, lambs in fair demand and firm to a fraction higher. Common to good sheep sold at $3.00@4.00 per 100 Ibs.; lambs at $6.75@7.75; culls at $5.00@ | 5.25. Dressed mutton slow at 5 1-2@ %; per 1b.; dressed lambs ‘at 10@ | 1-2 1 Recelpts of hogs were 3,845 head, in- | (:hhl‘dlng about a car for the market. et ces were firm to 10c higher. Good ALWAYS IN STOCK. light and medium weights sold at $9.30 L et | == P 0 Rl St I el i 300 Wheeing & o i e | | COTTON. | { May 1115, July 11.20, August 11.1 | middling gulf 11.50; sales, none, A l. D LATHHOE 'fio':) per 100 lbs.; roughs at :1.75@i St e Office—cor Market and Shetucket s | Chicago, Oct. —Hogs slow _and Sithicns 1412 steady at Thursiav's average. Esti- mated receipts 13,000, for tomorrow 9. 000: left from yesterday MONEY, New York, Oct. 5.—Money on call | mominal; no loans. Time loans easier: and ninef sixts Bulk of prices $8.80@9.15; light $8. 8.65; yorkers, $9.10€9.3: pigs, $5. CALAMITE COAL - e Cattle slow an | receipis 3,000, Beoves: $550011 soms | GHICAGO GRAIN WARREY. = "It bures up clean and heifers, $2.85@8; Texas steers, | High Tow Clom 50@6; stockers and feeders, 34.35@ o ; western, $5.75@9. Well Seasoned Wood G. H. HASKELL., 402 — 'Phones - 489 420 GRE 15 no adveriising medium w | ., STOCKS. fisgtern Connectiout equnl to The Bul- ghee Hign. Low. Close for business Tesulis 000 Al Come e BRSO NN W Sheep weak at Thursday’s close, Bs- | timated receipts 12,000. Native, $3.25@ western, $3.40@4.20; yearlings, Jambs, $4.50@6.75; west- ®Y% 4 1100 Golorsdo ‘¥ & v 1 | Cilearo here 416 | foday by defeating Detrolt 9 to 0% | w Wheatl 40% | cceded Wheatley 305 | the zame i when the laiter left 21y a1 | Giop | Prate an g | “ 1 g0 o *Batted for Hamilton “*Batted for Napl Score by inminzs Two base hts Jac WATIONAL LEAG® STANDINS. New York, Oct. 5.—Futures closed | steady. Closing bids: October 10.71,| ‘ovember 10.30, December 11.00, Janu- | ary 10.94, Februaty 10.99, March 11.06, Spot quiet; middling uplands 11.25, %0 4, St Lous 3. o won the last game of Tue when bita the season heee todsy Tocals had no_trouble *Batied for Cheney “Batted for Harmon Batted for Geyer Beore by tanings: u { | ing the Red Sox wi ting and fielding practice {1arge crowd of follo | they will go ov nals with_the Manager Stat | Bill Cars | { | Pittsburg 16, Cineinnati 6. snap, dash and confidénce lacking in Cinclnanati, Oct. 8.—Pilisbure folshed In second | the two previous games, the Yale elev- en got the jump on the Syracuse team ‘cdeator 1o siop the mitng |8t Yale fleld Saturday afternoon and jof the visitors, Waguer. Miller and McCortiy star- | Sent them home with 21 g Tt was the Snal game of the w4~ | up against thelr large zero mark. The | Blue scores came early in the hostili- | tles, Flynn and Philbin getting through | for two touchdowns in the first period | and Flynn smashing through with an- | other shortly after the second quarter Markle in eath case lifted | the ball over for the goals. threatened but once, that coming carly in the last period when Shufelt tried a_goal from placement from the Yale place in the National leazue by defesting Cincinnasl 16" 1o 6 here this afteenoon. Cluclunatl used up three pitebers 1o LEAGUE SEASONS CLOSE. Pittsburg Secures Second Place in Na. tonal League by Two Points. —The 38th annual seagon of the National baseball league and the 12th of the American leagua closed_simultaneously foda New York and spective champions by the substantial margins of 70 and 92 points over thelr closest competitors. ring In this line. New York, Oct. onwuy Wilson,et Butler.2b Gtbson. t Camnitzp cmmuaonmng b 42 41 41 4T ‘1 ‘0 ‘0 2 1 00 00 1 SALE OF TICKETS TODAY. Remaining 4,000 Reserved Seats for | Polo Grounds to Be Disposed of. New ork, Oct, 8. “Batied for McGrasmor in Tih. “*Battad for Gregory in 9th. Score by innings: Pittsburg Two baee bits, Bescher, Egun, McCas Whelming defeat three ‘bare hits. Mitelell, sSeveroid, MeCartly, ner, Wileon; home runs Hoblltzel, Mixed in the usual throng of arrivals, a scattered van- guard of visitors for the first of the ‘world championship between the Boston Red Sox and the | New York Glants reached the city to- RED SOX RESTING UP FOR WORLD’S SERIES. Easy Batting and Fielding Practice at Boston Today. Although the serles does not start until Tuesday atternoo, the big show will begin at 9 o'clock tomorrow morn- ing, when the Polo Grounds will be the scene of a scramble chance at the four thousand reserved seats,” which are all tha: are to be placed on public sale in advance of the Today's early those expecting to get in line for this | s Holy Cross. J§—Harvard showed " the. in strengt! n the D " JTaln. Cross. on_ Foldlors | thaL, may preperly come befere when the Worcester | ™ Daf team was defeated 19-0. Had the erim- son kept its first team in through the game the scgre probably would hav been much larger. Coach Haughton Moston, Oct. 6—With the cpening 5% | game of the world series away the Red Sox observed the Sab- bath by complete rest, letting little of baseball enter into their day. ing in Boston this morning from Phil- | \delphia, where they closed the Amer- | on yesterday, the play- | ers were somewhat tired. Short walks and social visils broke up the day for most of the men, and early to bed was | scramble, though it will not be stranze | if some o the ardent fans are in line by daylight tomorrow, the big early fter which the grounds will be | morning crush will be .witnessed on finally into shape for the con- | test here on Wednesady. | In their preparation tomorrow morn- have general bat- | game with Holy for the first | field Saturday, ican league s A large squad of police will be on | the rule. Tomorrow the players wil b p betimes for practice at Fenway the days of the games, when thirty thousand tickets will be disposed of in first come, first served order. The public is warned by the baseball | management of a report > feiters propose to float in the crowds outside the that counter- bogus_tickets Polo Ground. a ticket out- “is certain to holding its opponents sufe | Ociecuing " the same 1 will “be their new set of at all times. board of strates: , Captain Wagner and the first string catche known among the play President James former manager will be present Conspicuous among today's arrivals In ull there are ex were a number, of prominent baseball writers from major league cities and_ | pected to be over 300 workers, includ- telegraph operator,s when the Red Sox cross bats. ra press box has been provided, and er 100 wires have heen strung into It is_estimated in smaller places. Adam’s Tavern offer to the public the finest standard est Side, from 11 & m. to Lp, . . | brands of Beer of Europe and America, Bohemian, Pilsner, Culmbach Bayarian Beer, Bass Pale and Burion Muelr el fofe "and sadmts tch Ale, Guinness' Dublin Stout, ose whi i & C. imported Ginger Ale, Bunker THOMAS A IOI‘IN 4 Frank Jones iMISS CURTIS WINNER | ex OF NATIONAL GOLF TITLE | ov the Polo Grounds. all 10,000 telegraphers will be engaged | on the afternoon of the games relay- not only_throughout but in.o Canada, Cu- | Where interest in the pastime grows greater each | Defeating Mrs. R. H. Barlow in Finals | f Tournament. 2 - ing the bulletin: the United Stat ba and Mexico, Hul P, B. Al ‘Nourish- ing Ale, Sterling Bitter Ale, Anheuser, udweiser, Sch!itz and Pabst. A. A. ADAM, Norwich Town. Telephone 447-12. ROOSEVELT Tait and Wilson|:: & s s e s S Oct. 6.—Although suffering from an injury to her right hand, the result of having ac plunged it throtgh a sl o |home on Friday, o {tis of Essex county won the wome national golf champ ox returned to their quar- in Boston during the night uding the series in Philadelphin, < spent the day idling in iver medal which goes to the practice game in an exhibition against York Americans at the Polo the exclusive of the visiting At- elphia, who was beat- {en by 3 up and 2 to play. third national victory for Her first was in ated her sister | Chicago district court. iss L. B. Hyde at Baltru Mrs. Barlow was junner up | {10 Miss Dorothy Campbell at the Mer- lion Cricket club in 1809. |caLes BRAGG WINS GRAND PRIZE RACE Grounds tomorrow, benefit of the sallo stons will ‘take park in the morning and leave on an train for this city. usual stratgeic | Next she won | ed tonight Lo Intimaie what cher he would choose” for the open - toast than you may have each day for employ Joe \ Covers Distance of 409.9 Miles, Aver. | breaktast if it is made on the Crane over: X 3 - will send to againg 9.3 Miles Per Hour. S has been a & success with the 1y expertc believe that the first game at in the hands of | |in toast—erisp, golden-brown irreslst- Collapsible Toaster. takes but & fe—"T. the eleventh | | jifty to prepare a veritable revelation ding Friday | event, Caleb Bragg Saturday won the o | fourth miles in his h the rate of 9.3 Erwin Bergdoll, in a Benz car, nished second, winning that place b seconds from G tutz, the smallest car that ever took | and Prize contest ma, who seemed certain { and it is doubt taking second place, s proverbial hard luck, aw has been credited w toly delicious one today —only | meet in the Town Hall Iy said Town flable “to 15 cents. Gas & Electrical Dev't. nowever, -do et belevs | should be tried, ul if McGraw will re ¢ man in the box umtil he is| rtain that such a course | [ place in a G his car on the st lap, after running His leg was broken | in two places and he received internal injuries, but the surgeons declare he will probably to save the game. The Indian summer weather foday, days past, has been jdeal for baseball, and the fond hopes of the enthusiasts are that it will con- tinue Into next wek. into Bragg’s Fiat. WHEN you want ness before tha public - The local weath- Yale Eleven Finding Its Stride. New Haven, Oct, 6,—Playing with & er bureau is not inclii il hopes, al least for the opening game, ing columns of The Bu NOTICE ANNUAL TOWN M e Legal Veoters in thie Town of Norw) nectiout, are hereby nol ed to meei in anousl Town fhe .‘E‘flmbmn in the of wn, oo A 1913, st 6 o'clock in the en order %M 0 T4 n“ own Hall o on said Oct. 2, to_kear ‘ugon the report of Lie eir recos Town Tressurer, ‘own Deposit the Commission, the Behool Visifor, as Ouis Libsary; ‘to_grant & tax 10 mest fhe Town, includiog the nae uDIIC 8chOOlS, BoW 0, control lato ome by vote of the TW* compensation of the Tax O 30 to determine whether will guthorize the the interest of the wo house situated in the Down of SpFi in what was formerly the hool steict, upon ‘the prague aesum i and istrict's indebtedness sum of money to the Town as the SelectMien of spid Towne will vose that the pi eral School Districts, lylag Umits of the Town, that wi dated into one School Distriet vote of the To‘l on Oct, appraised and the debts of estimated accerding Lhe o1 ke Statute laws of the Siate Tele g 1o cases of con Districts into one Scheol Distriet der Town coatrol Also to determine whether the will authorize the Selectmen to not to exceed One Husdred Thousand Dollars, in_such sume § at yuoh times during the webve mem ensuing as me bonds of the Town falling due and to adjust, If necessary or ent, the differs notes " In banks of the various School that existed before o to deliver new notes or other tions of the Town therefo: for the best interests of the Also to, determine whether the will authorize the Seisctmen 1o bors not to exceed Oue Hi and ty-five Thousand liars in amounts and at such times twelve months ensuing as necessary to defray the lawful obligations and del the Cruing before the annual Town et in 1913, and to deliver the other obiigations of the Town for, as may be for the best & the Town. Also to determi whether the order that I8 held In years Town election s shall be and opened and the evening; order of the Town voted - Tn'lll mflelliflll' llhl".b' as it applies to sald meetings. |f]l.° :; determine whether I= wi make an lflblfig‘:n- in maintaining the Also to act upon & petit than twenty legal voters of aski that the Town sufficlent sam to_reHeve the P residing In the Town and £ the Norwich Free y of ihe ter fees for the curremt UKL i 5 Also to act upon a setitien than twenty voters of the who ask that the Town a9f e eraighien the_Plan B &nd n ain_ Hi las Hil Spring. " Also to act upon a pets y | near T than twent: voter dfi n twen . According to unoffcial pronauncement | Who, ask that*che’ Town tonight the weather will be fair amd | OB the matter of the warm for Tuesday e "Fafivitie th owners of Mo oean Do Rettip of Jand ia Shras and known as Masnner s! - e, extending from x at's the Poneman snme with the s the re- public highway, from between | dustrial ~Improvement Chicago and Plttsburg for second placs | deed of a street or way in the National league, or even of Chi- | cago winning the second place honors | 356 SPOWE OF K plan B Jand of said and sbown on a plan of | continued up to the last game today, | Paimer, Civil Engineers, but Pittsburg saved itself by an over- it satd Cineinnati, and whether said Town wil stands two points ahead of Chicago in | priate a sufficiont sum of In sald highway in good cond the final percentages of wins and loses, Tn the Amerloan league Washington | Slehwive of sid Toms. . /1he and Philadelphia had a close finish for %0 act upon & petition of second place, with the Senators win-| than t legal voters of the ning by seven points who ask the Town m-lnm:rzgr':)flm:{nl 111 that the Town appropriate & a | sum of money to pay for the And also to do any P._BU In the sccond half, | etectmen SF the Town of Norowiel, sent _in a team of | octid All the scoMng was done in the first half, and the substitutes could mot much more than hold Holy NOTICE Princeton Eleven Improved. Prinecton, N. I, Oct. 6—In a game | o ATl Deragns Liable to pay & replete with forward passing the Ti- | (het I oave s warrant o levy ang defeated the strong Le- | lect @ tax of twelve (13) mills om Princeton showed | dollar on the City List of 1913, wonderful improvement over its first from the Town List of isii All persons liable to pay taxes i Oct. 10, 1912, and for fhe pur Collector's Office dally from % to 12.30 p. m., and from 1 to § untll ‘Nov. 11,1913, except the Lol ing daye: 'uesda, Oct. 16, 1 will be &t store of W, B Fletcher, Falis, from m,_to 1 p. m. ‘Wednesday, Oct. 16, T will be at arug store of John A. Morgan, ville, from 11 & m. to 2 p. m. Thursday, Oct. 17, 1 will be st arug store of George M. ¥ &l . | , Oct. 18, T will be at the G. Potter, East Side, from additions will Be 2. e s Norwich, Conn., Sept. 16, Assessors’ Notice . ' All persons In ibe Town of Iiable to pay taxes Are hereby P P to return o the Aeseswors on or 44 the firat day of November, 191% & webte , | ten or printed list, properly < ¥ sworn to, of all taxable proj by them on the first |{12 Those falling to make & lst be ¢harged a penaity of 10 par b atciraimg to Mww. mail upon application. - Office Hours: % . m. to 5 p m. Waks e 4 nesday and Sxierday evenings, f9Sm s will recelved beginming Wednesdwy. Oct. 24, 1912 These famous men never tasted better | 7 (o ¥ i { ed al Nerwieh, ( sept. 30, - JOHN P. MURPHY, JEREMIAK I DONOVAN, MICHAEL J sep2ed NOTICE 3 ‘The Republic Electors of the Town on Wednesday, Oct. 9, A. D, 1912, at clock p m. (o nominae two Eisct of said Town to represent the Town in the next session of the Legiwiaiurs o * this State; aiso to nomimate Justie the Peace for New London (° remidents of the Town of Norwich Norwich, Conn., Oct. 4, 912 321 Main Street, Alice Building| Fer reauest of the Republican Tews Committes. 4 EDWIN L BURNAP, Chairmes. Bastern Connectiowt equai o The Bubs F « Ietin fer business resuiia, e