Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, October 16, 1913, Page 3

NORWICH BflLI:’ETIi THURSDAY, OCTOBER ’16, 913 : INSURANCE TAKE A POLICY in the AETNA ON YOUR ALTO with J. L. LATRROP & ScN3 AN IMPORTANT PROPOSITION that sheuld interest everyone who has & home that might be ruined by fire| ¢ d and a family that would sufler by the| time Jim McCermick failed to kick the insure your property in | woal Josa. I can Rellable Companies at Reasonablef Der before the assault of the red and | comsistent gains. Rates, E White g ane play wae sure fo be a | Driggs at fullback for the freshmen, [lobsters and washed them down with iSAAC S. JONES sround gainer against the visitors. The | and Bigler, a freshman tackle- kept | half a dozen glasses of strong brandy. 2 first period ended with the ball on | Captain Baker so well covered that his Like many other great men, Pasteur | Insurance and Rea! Estate Agent,{ Westerly's 25 yard line. aitempts to get away on a long run | was absent-minded. Rating some cher- Richards Building, 91 Main St REMOVAL William F. Hilf, Real Estats and Fire nsurance has remcved to 25 Shetucket strect, opposite Thames Nationa! Bank. Over Wosiworth's 5 and 10c Store. AMCS A. BROWNING “tiormey-at-Law, 3 Richards Biag "Piona 700 EDWIN W. HIGGINS, Auormey-at-Law. Shaxzon UnilWas Erown & Perxuns, iflomsysat-lar Uver rirst Nat Bauk, SOeluckel i Luirance stairway pext te Thavees R na'! Bank Tetephons #3-% mariea That sudden breeze, predicts a freeze. Be prepared—— Get a Gas Heater You all know it's dangerous to eat reakfast in a cold room, and 1-sides, i's not very comfortable Whereas with one of our Heaters instalied, you only bave to light it a few minutes re breakfast is called in order bave the dining roon: comfortably m We carry these Heaters in three dif- ferent styies: Reznor Reflector Heater in two sizes and The Oriole, something new in Gas Heaters. and see them at our office and lain exg their uselnlness. City of Nerwich (ias & Electrical Department Alice Bldg., 321 Main St. Fies, Cake and Breal that canuot de exceiled. one your erdac. Frompt serv LOUIS H. BRUNELL = Carter Ave ast Sidey falaca Fool and Billiard 7Farrin-'s Ta Tables sold aad repairing at reasonable prices. all times. 49 MAIN STREET t Reaches Third Round. doue Dél, Uet, 15.—Miss Mu- linglish and Canadian cham- Gladys Ravensvrofi, last s English champion, and M Mapel Harrison, the Irish champic on their maiches in the jor the women's hampionshix 1oday on the lin Wilmington | Counury club. The American survivors who wiil metropolitan Curtis and C of Boston: Mrs, e Vanderbe« and Mrs. E Philadel;; The Cana. ar w Jersey and Dela- xare were all eliminated in das C. L. 1. Player Injured. Meld, Conn. Oct Frank ampson of Warehouse Point, right ¢ on the Comnecticut Literary In : sleyen, who was infured in a me a dary or two ago, is g fr oncussion of the srain, was stated ftoday. He was fhe back of the neck during e and renderad unconsrions, ciane say he is now out ve species larch fur- the United States. One erows in New England and the lake states, another in the Pacific north- west, and the third in the high moun- ns of the northern Rockies. Bu- ropean larch has been planted ex- tensively in the prafre states, The Family Cough Medicine. every home there should be a botile of Dr. F s New Discovery, ready for immediate use when any member of the family contracts a cold or a cough. Prompt use will stop the spread of sickness, S, A, Btid of Ma- son, Mich, writes: “My whole family depends upon Dr, King's New Discov- % the besc couzh and cold medi- in ery cine jn the world. Two 50c bottles cured me of rneumenia.” Thousands of other families have been equally benefited axd depend entirely upon D, King's New Discovery to cure their coughs, colls throat and lung trowbles, Every dosc belps. Price 50c and $1. Al druggists H, L. Bucklen & Co., Phila- Touis, deiphia or Eczema and Itching Cured. The soothing aling medleadion In Dr. Hobson's ems Ointment pene- atles every pore of the skin, “lears it of all impurities tch- ng instantly, Dy, Hebsow's Ointment is arsnieed to beal eczems, rashes, ringweorm, and other A tetter risightdy eruptions. Bezema, Ointment is a dector's prescription, not an ma& del| THERE 1= oo ndier(lsing medium la Joastern Connecticut cquai to The Bul- letin for business resulls periment. Al druggists or by Preifier Chemical Co., Phila- ia and St._Leouis g s—fve pool and one Billiard. | {|largely on the operation of the trading Interesting People. ‘Walter Kilroy Harrls, 23 years of age, has the distinction of having achleved the longest overland journey ever attempted in Australia with a single horse, an mecount of Which he {ves in his book: Outback in Australia. 'he journeys include a 1,700 mile cat- tle droving wrip in the far western ts of Queensiand and New South mles, and & 2,400 mile drive with a younger brother in & one horse sulky, a two wheeled buggy, drawn through- out by “a low bodied, thick legged, 7 year old bay pnng mare.” He found the people most hospitable. His ex- N.F. A, ELEVEN SWAMPS WESTERLY Visitors Easy For Red and White and Academy Boys Score 52-0 Victory—Home Team Shows Speed and Finish— Scrubs Score on Westerly in Final Period. ) The Westerly High school eleven ::‘ l!:e desire of the committee 't:efset pense Dill amounted to 1 shilling (24 i ¢hen it lin- e team as strong as possible ore | cents) for horse feed and 6 pence for |- Journeyed outside its class when it lin tho ' Lup : contenis. ith — Dattvilie wnd| bieadror e iy fon WRons ed up against the Nerwich Free Acad- emy team on the local gridiron Wed- nesday afternoon,the home team romp- ing up and down the field at will and amassing a tatal of 52 points while the visitors’ best efforts falied to ecarry them past the goose egg line. The Academy outclassed the Westerly team in every department, and in' the fourth Sterling commence. PRINCETON FRESMMEN SHOW UP STRONG. Hold ’Varsity Eleven to 16 to 9 Score— Hogg Plays Strong Defense Game. Adelalde to Newcastle—a six weeks’ trip of 1,100 miles—rations cost 23 cents for the horse and absolutely nothing for the two brothers! n_had strange habits, with re- gard to food. “Don Juan” was written largely upon gin -and water, and on other occasions he lived for weeks on period = Coach Overbaugh put in the| Princeton, N. J, Oct, 15.—With five|six biscuits a day, often fasting en- field a team composed entirely of | Of their regulars out of the game, the| tirely for 48 hours. One slice of bread serubs, McCormick, Chase and Lord | freshman football eleven fought the | for breakfast and a vegetable dinner Princeton ’varsity this afternoon for 45 s minutes and held the first team to a 15 to 9 victory. FHogs, a former An- dover zuard, proved a Nemesis for the Tiger backs, and not until he was re- moved could the ’varsity make any Hogg: with Captain kept him going 1816, though at showed up brilliantly in several plays of a sensational nature. In the first quarter the Academy rossed the goal line twice and each down his hunger. Vinegar and water and a little rice was another of his experfmental diets. moments of indulgence and Moore tells iine was like pa- of a supper at which he ate three The Westerly ries at a dinner party to which he was invited, he was observed to dip each cherry in a glass of water and care- wexe futile. Driggs managed to break through the period Westerly lost In the second Murray on a doubl the ball on downs. Shift tore off rds and McCormick | 'varsity line for a 55 yard run and a : . eharged @oross the line and kicked the | touchdown. while Rodgers, quarter fof fully wipe it beforo placing it in his . On his neighbor’s some comment on this pre teur held forth at considerable lenzth as to the dangerous microbes _w) which wild cherries are invariably the cubs, kicked a field goal from the 43 yard line. 3 Captain Baker has started again to do the punting for the 'varsity. goal. The Academy kicked off to West- erly and held the visitors for down: The home team went straight up th fleld and James again crossed the go: N <ick oves S H ling and kicked over the bar. Score 5 govered. When he had finished (alk- N. F. A 2 o iy AU EENEY. ng he picked up the glass he had rolf the third period Westerly kicked ANVIL TRIMS GH washed the fruit in and drank the con- vards. End runs and forward passes|Pop Geers Lands Castleton Cup in tents—microbes and all worked to perfection, and Murray slip ped over for another touchdown. Mc- Cormick failed to kick the goal. The Academy kicked to Westerty. The tried forward which | Straight Heats—Redlac, Jr., Takes 2.1% Trot. Stories of Places. Oct, 15.—Anvil, driv- Lexington, K. Alperta’s minister of agriculture has visito: a 2 i en by the veteran Pop Geers, easily : Goldstein intercepted. T;\dm‘ w‘exs'ee't Yor iha LCastIctti® cup; thel faanniof ?;Ee?:e‘({?;smlheldoinmmn NSt Academy end went throush the VIsiting | {anyis®srang * circalt races: beating | S y of taking determined team for a touchdown. MecCormick I amaee little Texas mare | 5teDs to put a stop to the -depreda- { Cheeney. in straf ond fn the i second, Robe: placc in the final round. tions of wild horses in the Peace river country in western Alberta and east- ern British Columbia, wh has been one of the principal pioneering sec- kicked the goa The Academy downs and a I tain Robinson heats. Cheeney finished sec- ¢ heat and third in the Milro: taking second The gold cup secured the ball on rd pass to Cap- | pother touch- | S Cormitl e e goal. X 5 : ions is pa ‘apada i down.¢ MeCormick kicked thegesl | iaonated By David M Yook owsiersoriy oy, o SEE REC pEIC mads duning e Castleton stock farm, was presented to | o e atasain: i e e e e Mr. Geers by George A. Bain on behalf | ranches of new settlers, killing many o 4 onGtone of the association. f ot ' o e made a fes e run of trot want fo Hveihent= anid of the domestic horses and leading e won by Redlac, Jr. after the son of Redlac had lost tne first and third C'ox brought him back in good number of the well bred do- he score was h have s mares wh been ported at a considerable cost and which one of the principal assets of th fm- up: Wilcox Goldberg | | i ts by Great Scott,sccond money go- | suffered losses of imported .animals H o ing to Donald McKay. used on the consiruction work of the { .. Clapp | Foad Communication direct 1 | van, Heath | Billiard League Disbanded. | g 00t ta i on Ol i 1e nom g A | Kansas City, Mo, Oct. 15.—The Na- | accomplished fact, the United States TRobinson (¢ h onal Amateur Three Cushion Billiard:| army signal corps station at Nome, , organized in 1910, has disband- | Alaska. having been in nightly com- Murtha 5 Dinwoodie according to an announcement to- | munication since July 20 with Rus- F < | by John G. Kling, the baseball |sian station at Anadyr, Siberia, 300 Muilen .......... CnE eI who was one of the league's|miles west of Nome. For the last six Left H | founders. The leazue incluged New|months the signal corus operators at { MeCormick ork, Philadeiphiz on. Brooklvu.| Nome have been trying. under orders Wulf, Worce Crater, Westerly Ref pire, from Washington, to establish munication with the Russfan com tions. urg and Kan- i Chicago, St. Louis, head linesman. | ¢ “Cita L'Heureux: Iinesmen.Hoimes and Hull: | "3 Kiing said he ived his in- | A diplomaftic agreement will ve tc goals for N. T M=Cormick 2. Gold- | formation from the headquarters of the | be reached before the Nome station stein 2, Capt Robinson 2, Muftay, | jeaeye in Boston, could cooperate. with Russia for the times he had to chew tobacco to keep ; But he had his | uttering | ~aution Pas- | with | S Left B | in the fourth anpd fifth. Ramey | new settler. According to Ottawa st i stantine won the ~first and third| tistics these horses are supposed to he | L ISRl Knight | , ot a poor start in the last| descendants of horses abandoned dur- cks { and finished fourth in that heat. ing the gold rush to the Yulon terri- | George | , The pacing division of the Kentucky | tory in 1897-98. From thé Bow river = €€ | futurity, a two hores race, was won by | westward these animals ! fiicd ST hampion | Homen Laughman in stra the ranches of the s west Silversweig - Champ} “; Tilly Topion being his oppe T as Kamloops and the coniractors on | 16 pace was won in siraight|the Grand Trunk Pacific railway have | quiries and found that it is a com- to Adelaide, 500 miles, while from | , i commdcial use of, the government | owned statlon In Alaska, Bilr Francis Drake's name still in- spires terror in Central and South America. Travellng in Mexico in 1904 ‘Bdward Smith records that he “heard a woman claiming a tempestuous child by saying: ‘Ahi viene Drake!’ (‘Here comes Drake!’) 1 made minute in- mon thregt to children on the Mexican coast, like unto ‘Hony will get you!’ or, ‘The Black Douglas shall get you!' Fancy people still living in terror of seeing Drake's topsails on the horlzon.” | TWICE-TOLD TALES. During the SButh African war let- ers sent home by British soldiers had 0 pass_through the hands of a censor. requires the scrvices of three experienced t -~ Seamstresses 1n alter- A certaln private had sent four or | five letters home and portions had | been obliterated by the censor. liel decided to even accounts with the | ! ation department. APPLY AT ONCE. 121-125 Main Street ‘censor and at the foot of the next letter he wrote: “Please look under the stamp.” At the censor’s office the letler was opened and read as usual. | The officer in_charge spent some time | in_ steaming the stamp from the en- velope, but his feelings can be better imagined than de; ibed when he read these wcrds: “Was it hard to get off?" o Having tried unsuccessfully various highly recommended plans for dis- lodging selfish passengers from the coveted seats, the woman ‘who swung from a strap in front of the sandy \E j man tried talking “at” him to her | husband. As a peroration to her | 2=—=——— : harangue she said: “If you, James, | ... 1.0 2;a nis h dealing weap- | prising short stories, anecdotes, verses, should ever be piggish enough to sil 2 the mreat- | otc. These are all wordsd: iz com: down where there was a woman in | Stepoine on I pe lementary langnage, and the car “Téft standing I would never | 'of the tens of thous- | are of such a nature-as to hold the in- speak to you-again as long as I live.” | 1 fowl that have established | terest and attention of the pupils, at The sand man looked up then.| i on the inlet. the- same time giving them some idea L b e R St | enough to lift wa- | Of the rudimenis of Gefman. The us could rchase peace at that| Pumps powerful encuSh o Uo ST author's two previous books of the price.” | fex to the top of the X st Aitty-seven | same nature, Dies und Das, and Neu A farmer in great need of extra | and cverlooking all the r of | und Ailt, proven very successful hands at haying time finally asked Si ¥ ok T tly tested and | ¢ ¢ cla , and the present ‘Warren, who was accounted the town 350 pounds pressure | “{1"‘m'i is a worthy companion to the fool, if e could l‘flel(ixshml\“ out. | of the building, the | Preceding ones. “What'll you pay?” asked Si. “T'll pay | This is said to | 32 . what youre worth” answered the | ure nece ; to | : farmer. Si scratched his head a min- o5 \1he o ateonpest | “,"lt'rffj'm;f A e R ute, then announced dec isiv Pl top of the struce | e of fvnymég, ‘Bwarthmore be darned if I'll work for t | ture a : u‘u- of twenty-iwo | Cloth, 12mo, 666 pages, | pounds was chtained. illusfrations and dia- FEOES & FLAcES | o grams. 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While the subject mat- s it a whole, is unchanged, the S e topics in muany cases has a G e M e ltered to adapt the development chased o fails of the subject to the habits of thought four Icelondic p h of 50 word of * high school pupils, The text, | whom received about for his words to 1 | wherev possible, has been stmpH- interest { i SR L | Hed. more *han ity toptes = having Hat Island. in at Salt lake, | A0 ganeainE: | been amplified. expanded, or reworded. e ng to rules for sy me‘; Forest Notes. sland | e ool | Ope hundred acres on the Florida contains »'I:m;u:d] *on | Words are grouped according to class- | iational forest will b sowtn’ to-farl- ! a rocky feet above | : AiboEmean | time o seed this fall. Maritime the op of fresh | piire Hin umd Her—Ein Buch fur | Pine is the source of the French tur- Sl el i e st R M. Tk | Do et rocently recetved ita i I:V o cosd B g 1% e oir = : 3 The Supervisor Cincinnati | fi b = £ 1 mf)rr iinm the Ton- the thousand make their home. The | Sanl Timo, o0 | frst cargo of lumber from the Ton- | ten like a “cocked hat” pet 28 eri” | shipment consisted of 1,500,000 feet of { out re of th - . : 3 : | Sitka spruce. The terly fear] T This simple reader, H Smledl ol tected are by the Juws of the | pared for clas ung | Mexico ships mother-of-peari shelly ve had ligtle cause to| contains undred -ctions, com- | to Fingland. Beebe; goals kicked, by McCormick 43 soore, N. F, A. Westerly 0 — i Tesreau to Sign Up Today. Baltic at Plainfield. New York, Oct. 15.—Charles Monroe The Plainfield association football | Tesreau.the New York National league club is making preparations for their| club’s huge pitcher, familiarly known game with Baltic on the ball | as Jeff, got a license today to marry i ay next. They expect| Miss Helena Elizabeth Blake of New r new football suits for the | York. The wedding will be tomorrow. | first time. RBaltic is bringing Up a| Tesreau will be the third member of strong team to out the defeat that the Plainficld team | wee administered to them on Oct. 4th. Tt! I FINANGIAL AND COMMERCIAL NEW HAVEN UP TWO POINTS. to marry during three future Mrs Tesreau is a ee if they cannot wipe | the Giants The stenographer. W Copper. & N 0 Chino Con. Advances on Strength of Approval of | 1 Its Bond Issue. ! New York some of the grc market on Tue: when acu {ness in Southern Pacific and Canadian | o | Pacific orecipitated a general selling; . oo g movement, was retrieved, but In th oea | final hour, after a period of particuls 209 Do. “ub | dullness.another selling movement wi e d out much of the recovery. The early Mtiids Ofatesl improvement med to be predica CATALOG OF PREMIUMS IS NOW READY FOR MAILIN element } TSECIR diten o wasid o ihe Mex- | Tt Mo i ican situation, and conditions abroad| 0 Int M. o { \ A were again uncertain. 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