Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, October 6, 1913, Page 3

INSURANCE TAKE A POLICY in the ON YOUR AUTO wita J. L LATHROFP & SONS | % i AN IMPORTANT PROPOSITION . . t b ed by fire a . 1a suffer oy thé n insure your property in ¥ “omy s teasonable ISAAC S. JONES Real Estate Agent, ding, 91 Main St. William F. Hill. Real Estate and Fire Insurance has remcved to 25 Shetucket opposite Thames National Bank. | Woolworth’s 5 and 10c Store. =« Top Row, Left to Right: Crandall. Grant Schauer, Cooper, Robinson, McCormick, Hartley, McLean, Doyle, Thorpe, Fromme, Merkle, Schupp. & | Bottom Row, Left to Right: Shafer, Fletcher, Snodgrass, Demaree, Meyers, Herzog, Mathewson. McGraw, Marquard, Murray, Burns, Tesreau, Wiltse. Wilson. ; I Bottom: Mascot Hennessy. ‘;@¢4--4i.«<«444- £ Copyright, 1913, by Pach Bros. ATTORNEYS AT LAW RAILROAD WRECKS demonstrate the value of acci- . . 1 |k A 4 dent insurance. Get a policy of punts and McCormick again tossed |gut by Eribs 5. by Adams 8: Wild pitch, Adams; | changes may be expected by the time | pitching mainstay, for the grenter sea s . - s S et b o Goldstein for a gain | “ctifice hit. Hale; umpire, Rliey: time. 1 5 another year bezins. son and finished in ffth place, al- in the TRAVELERS INDEPENDENTS EASY FUR ABADEMY e R L RS R e WORLD'S SERIES BY MEGA- || ®"2)c Bictons under Georze Stallins, | though with & percentage mark’ well Fiaps by = p $ hicago Takes Final Game of Season. { finished fifth, headi the second di- | O the halw-way : breaking the Independents' line for a T PHONE. inished fifth, | g P L ; B. P. LEARNED & CO. | S AL TR TR T e R T L L S { carried the ball over for his third 2 } onditions, Chicago % ¥ £ bring it up to"this notch in one year | there largely by virtué of wealness in Thames Loan & Trust Co. Buiiging | g 5 touchdown and kicked the goal. Score me from Pit Details of the world’s serits Fas o small scnievement and the ffhe bos which hendicaspedthe clup Asency Estadlisncd May. 184 | High School Boys Show Fine Team Work and Win by Score | ~. . A 21 Lo = © 0 e ] smmes will be announced by B rores SN PITe B n® Siiehes | seems Bave B —_— —— o —} Jhash . sxoly OEFICS S ormaan e megaphone from e nllntin SR e oten above: list vaar strer re tly . . on a skin ‘tackle made I0 yards, an- T : | sixth, s : : Erown & Perkins, iltimgsat-lsr | of 42-0—McCormick Scores Five Touchdowns—For- | oihi forward nass from Metorm > 4 we o < i i office window each afternoon as | a Mnal week chance to beat oni the Highlanders Finished Well. i/ . Murtha ‘gained 20 yards. N. K. A e y o the plays are made. Play starts Bostons by dropping three games in The seventh place fight was a5 Over First Na betucke: St Gai r : dod Hid wnd for Thvetimhitie the were winning | i enth ol ht was not d NaL Bank. Shetucke: St p on end runs finally ceeded in land L : .S 7 e while the Braves were WinnIng[cided until the last moments of iy . e stairway mext to Thanes ward Pass Nets Long Gains. ng MeGormick oy mother t¢ e s at 2 oclock. |four n five. “The Supervas failed. to | Sioed Rt the last moments of the a ank Teiephone $3-3. down, *MeCormiek, as_before, kicked iy, Thia wed b w0 i i make good {heir early season promise | pn Cleysland todey wenl Clefy] = the goal. After the kickoff the ball ex e zieng | | of landing high in the place. 1 o header, kept the. Browns fn thy Atseraer—ci-Law 5 st with Independe ball on their 3 yard | corey.it 500 Doyle, the husling second baseman of | be satisfied with seventh place | seventh posit by a four point mar- - Shannon Buflats Mehis ftam & oblyn of the Inde- |line. Score N. F: A. 28, L 0. T $181 g the New Yorks, would be in shape to | Reds’ start, Nke Pitten: gin. Frank Chance early saw he S rst-hor ne, defeating ywned in his tracks Third Quarter. W H P 1 ¢! take his position at the beginning of | Poor one and though they F could do little with the material left = " nt am under dents after a fumble and | e S il ' | I 0] play on Tuesday, the impression pre- [ better ball later, never wer | him and startéd to build up & new team. - 8 ns b e ore ¢ g the line were forc oA g - 19 4 1 v that McGraw would be without nove up to positio in the metropoli: His club, lucky to - & starr ng 1 chidowns, kick- | for a & 5 vards. Murray on a I g H | team’s regular centerfielder, when the | DY nearly 100 points, never | the start, ing considerably t ose 7 ¢ ng the rorward | double re off 20 vards for N. | e SN 201 {zbeii.o o series opened. Doyle, with excep. | well at all and played wor | the last month > ) " perte artha made F. A ere on_ the Academy | s : [ tack tion of a little stiffness in his throw- |Of better as the season ; v ¢ on the goal line. Rob- | through tackle twice for long gair o o edn | well from-the effects of his recent au- | I to have a hard time ma it a gy ¥ ana with s n = 1 ie team at quarter | and McCormick tossing a daisy for- | Bied e hrop, . Henauly ToroLHes SHHIE S ss' “Charl taclor in i) Tt the fi stafl they have bid a ase’s as strong Is-| ward pass to Coyl f gain 10 o Indepandents Vird o | horse,” however, still is bothering him | 2as been hinted to be e falr_to do batter next year. bister s he Independents and | vards, * MCormick cary he ball | Bl s i s o ST e that Tt I8 out ot ‘the ucs. |are wholesale changes in the “""""Tie in Soccer Game. F rlkeley . football | over for ths second time in this quar- | 35, Ind iB a8 00 A ton to" expeot Hiin'to pliy: toihis usaal | Personnel E = | Dla Wellf Mo | Ackdemy or ara e e ool 1o | ! > el sy v : Athletics’ Early Lea The Taftville soccer football team -~ Te eed and worked like a | McCormick kicked to' Coblyn. After FoutthoQuanier: Jg- : M = S eriiohe ta probanlss tliebarott i A thloHch M ve in earlier | opened the season Saturday afternoon | all’ thifough e game wo down uarter ended with the | The innix the quarter was | = S | that the Giants will line up on Tues: | lead im the Asmerioan Jengce mace than | on the Providence street grounds,when - | a1l on Tndependesita: 37 yard line and |.occupied. b: king duel between| _ s 2 ihe Clnt s oA ) Sleren g | they played Sterling, the game resalt- A P A iad placed by Mailen. MecCormic iver o FRalal A e B LT ;: Iriv. | Taftville team is playing a.series of b | yAlte . A ca Secondl Oliarter | BXtac farsara s Cregaon for e YEL UPe i Maeey e | ftn was an Jemy Instesll o b G | T s with Biman. camnasi the A le pl Goldstein replaced ¢ at end ! gain of 9 vard ioldstein, wi 3. - e e t b0 o Dol ey “part of the | for the sterling silver cup which haa e e the kickoft there xch aught back of the lir McCor o p o Tors 8 i | aereny e 0 nd | been in the possession of the local team end a i e kickoft 0 e R RCore N A, Seor s team as thus formed will not bit | year, were beaten out even for second | been In the posses e 3 s Se s e J : ' S O | i€ will become thefr properts. = Sterling 1 % YEPENDEN ! . : e O e D e omitions | bas not yet had the honor of holding i LA Covle Ploufre 3 IN MAJOR LEAGUES | > % Fhere awill be fow to crit. | same resulted in a it does not -~ | = | T penr Sy The Standing of the Clubs—Some |icize the- showing i jmain Gve games to be plaed. Tafiville MARKET CLOSES WEAK. v 1 1 guard 1 [ Changes Before Another Season. i will go to Sterling next Saturday to . - = Tyepurf . 0. | Lathrop Vil ) | :Changss Belors; Anather G omsons Red Sox Fourth | play the second game of the season. . [Tariff Rumors Cause Reaction After TR LA B8 Center i » e s = ALaior 1o | EiTtutonic the iakt: whelstial t it | 5 Fidvancing “idn v i 8 8w s |T T Bight guard : | hasebal 913 came to a clo jdecids the foux AHeL Shug Saturday's Football Results. 2 . : i 5 nan both leagues were |and their fall from r high estate Harvard 14, B o jing had e 0% | Eht tend. 5 ttied near weeks ago and this | Of 1912 was one of t re Carlisle Lehigh 7 road goro nd 0 Westinghouse 8 8 | uapterbacs: .| COMMISSION MEETS TODAY. th | The White Sox, although they re- Pennsylvania 10, Lafayetts 0, rug ntk m; y MR Robinson ( ) - v r quire R tho h: Army Stevens Institu 0. 0 I alf] X « ? he res; { quired R v t n .. n: e second hour » L g Tl eft halfback To Make Final Arrangements For | ners. i} ¥or Services of their former | Navy 0, University of Pittsburg 0, wa S aauno i Fullback Giants-Athletics Series. { and th 1 ‘ : — ey aric ’— d Murth; S er (capt.) | : - : ———— ¥ ] i e i e FULL SE 195 p s.%s ¢ tarch, 136 Holmes and Hull f the na-|¢ My reputation for making the most ', A mo g & | 5 Ia : ;i B Iife-like, finest fitting and best wearing , - s 2 Sachems Win at White Rock gements for the | N ] qie plates well know No set ever { . 3 B | York 1] The Secheme feated White | rrman, ¢ man ned ar on lea my office until the patient is : - rable re arnir r Ro \m W Rock Saturday d Thom: J 8 bad fully satisfied. This rule is never - It e T Mir ans st 1 days 4 1-4.a y‘ln o te ore o Fle thougk e National i ¥ = S broken. In addition on set is the nat- . ward 1 90 ‘days, 4 3-4 a 5; 6| hit hard the home team, } | sa The team made a vod b ural gum, the e of which makes it road shar 1 \Guts well acattered, \while his team g ¢ throug s and just missed impossible to detect false teeth in the &y. i < %s : U ite 3 ex iz © to be had in my office. My sole - KS. TR IRy it Lox ose. & olar Il b « ) finis n th with possible cost. 1 give my personal / . i : ‘ ¢ b ; et 4 1.1 1 glwieoxes 4 [ zood i ; guarantee for 10 years with aii work, . : . 5 3 " ziada s otiar albmine Chb e e THENEWS : i 0 ¢ 2 e i " has good raaterial for a Jackson's “Natural . . . t M 0/ thode { St . i Nt year Sels of teeth abso- -‘ ' : for Ally picked 1 ) amorig the ¢ GOLD FIL.LINGS $1.00 UP, ' . ‘ s 3 | Topn g rous contenders for the pennant the OTHERS 0c. £ < 5 2 4 | Hosoose )¢ 1 start and were at no o : This is the only office In Norwich $ o 0 Disiribut 5 factor in the race. rred || Dr. JACKSON, D@ntiSt where gola crowns and teetn without - t <, Oct 8 Reoniot of | White Rocks 0 0 served S at| Giar is not likely to rest satistied L ’ plates . (undetec from natural s 3 s eeves ‘were 1,851 head, including 45| F Turne ¥ the New York ground T W with the team s and some Successor to ones) are inserted positively without - & ars for making with pre. | SBuck o g o v todey. aug ndiutised 3 auls THE KING DENTAL CO. Ppain, 5 S : . " % * [ vious arrivals 70 cars c tee o i Slop Pl ke Lo £ L e, polls epen today at 6 a. m. and 203 Main St. next to Boston Stors Dental G]l;rs:-]i)r:hl’\l»":‘:::\nc-. 3 Slow and prices weee e e = e fo whom ‘they h e : close in all districts at 2 p. m. except . Phone 1262-3 ainless xtractlon. ¥ \ | than *Wednestay' | abiut. steany. oih Emgralde; Botng Sacheme: omoprow. The greater p o (hese in the First, where the polls close at 3. Gnor o8 ¢ o Sine SRy \" | changed in price; 'zood and fal cows | on the Sachems Sunduy at the Falls| thraushout the co end to New = = = == = e 5 R e s OO S T ood game i ihe fleld and pounded | upper stand at the Polo g . . @S5 per 10 105 owen at $5.00@s00; | (he ballat will. T, Hamel pit ne | (e few downstairs requised for work- : A o R T i gt Lt No Dodging: We don’t have to put own eq <1 s slow.at 12@14c per Ib, for native sachams. Emeralds. | New York club or t ional com X A . & Sulli : Exports e g S B E ST 3 ¢ mission ‘and some 50,000 seats in the tin and asbestos on the back of oven— = R hel. * Veals were active and firm; | Cant 050 o0 Doyle in the Game, Would you rather have the sun in 5 : rassers and yearlings; no western | M‘Bamey o Coming s 410 s the condition of (I | [ Rorh o1 o 0t 38,0005 15.50 ex 100 Toacs selte g | Podiasiv, 010 2: Loai i licenTll Qg katte teiomestuen { rooms or only 4? | o $450@600] City dressed veals were | S ithe field and play the game without MADE IN NEW ENGLAND— BEST IN THE WORLD inso! Copme | steady at ‘151-2@20c per 1b.; country 4 0 2 010 |physical handicap. Not so much can | - “““"‘1 at 12 1-2@ 13c 0 0 0 0—1|be said for the Giants. While it ap- | g gl gints of sheep and lambs were balls, off Kilbs 1 ot Adums %; struck | pears to be settled tonight that Larry " « & So. ptd T4 “ “f head, cluding 6 1-2 cars for the | i { : % 13 full steady, but no good stock offered: s 1bs; culls at $2.50; medium to prime A NOK A ANew S i le figures for hog dressed). ARROW i 10 Have Heat on Five Sides of the Oven. car for the market, 1d at Cluett, Peabody & Co., Iac. Makers P t It 39 @9.30 per 100 1b<; roughs at $8. | NO INDIGESTION, NO SOUR, GAS- foods without feur Most re dies }\’[OI’C Heat Around p w5 135 i | Country drossed hogs lower at 9@ . & | Eive you relief sometimes—(hey are : - = A peith 1-2c per 1b, 8Y STOMACH OR DYSPEPSIA, slow, but not sure. Diapepsin is qfic HUB Oven Means - re ea | : e | TRY IT! | posiive and puts your stomach s p BRBMP-: i | g | Ctilongp, et 3 Foga iR e healthy condition so the miser vt Better, Quicker Bake— P e ' Ll n| £ Coppe 10% « | 000; mafket steady. Mixed a; Do sowme foods you hit e back : Yt A ROUl . | e e IR ‘fers’ $810@9: £00d heavy $S : | taste good, but work badly piiou feel different as sobn as I 5 ‘ Less Fuel. F - . 2 | plgs 4‘“‘,,,\. s ABL - | Inte stibborn lumps ang cause a k stomach—distress § vanishes o H % o o . 2 | Cattle Fecelpts $,000; market | sour, gassy stomach? Now, Mr. or|stomach gets sweet, no gases, no belch- | < e s . Gir Tine pra 4% | steady. Beeves 37.15@940; cow and | Mrs, Dyspeptic, jot thly down: Pape’s | Ing, no cructations of undizested food, ’ ) H eitable sk % | helters $3.95@%.56: stockers and feeders | Dlapepsin digesis everything, leaving | your head clears and you feel ting. 3 = _ pamphlel ” % | $5.30@7.80; Texans $6.70@7.00; calves | nothing’ to sour and upset you. No| Put an end to stomach trouble by.| Schwartz Bros., Norwich, Conn., Agents. 3 N Maiiway 2% | $TAS@1L difference how badly your stomach is | getting a large fifty-cent case « - — 8% | Sheep-— Receipts 14,000; market | disordered, you get happy rellef in five | Pape’s Diapepsin from any drng store. SMITH 8 ANTHONY CO., MAKERS, BOSTON, MASS. Blum ‘Dptier than threugs the advertls. | 0 Toxcs Co Dz oairt 103™| western $£3,00@ 4.90; lambs $5.80@7.40: it strengthens und regulates your | less it is ta suffer from indigestion, . ks B e, 2l rhy Biiletis 300 Third Areae 2% 4% (% | western §5.80@7.40, 1 stomach 8o you can eat your favorite | dyepepsia or any stomach disorder, ‘ / P -