Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 20, 1913, Page 3

'NORWICH BULLETIN, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2;). 1913 T | of the latter university today and the | the committee in charge when Prince- | to the Phi beta kappa from the class | who are at work constructing or re- members of the committee expressed | ton won the championship in 1911 | of 1915, palring highways, has been started in | the opinion that the invitation will be > N several states and is meeting with accepted. CAP. ANSON DOESN'T o ith the first call for track candl. | much sucoess, according to reporcs re- The committee favored the partici jates at Harvard, 25 men reported for | céived by the National Commission on & pation of the red and biue crew in the NEED PENSION.- | {oric on the board track. Prison Lavor. North Dakota, Uregon, < = p s | proposed three-cornered regatta wita 5 . - — ew Jersey, Michigan, Ohio and Col- Michael Dorzias Registered 1890 Points—A Student at Uni- | Piificoion ‘and Columbin 'on Carnegie | President Tener Says Veteran Chicago [ ywaliace 0. Clement of Auburn, who | orado are amons the statcs where (e lake on May 9. Invitations to com- & Player is Satisfied. turme{xlly r?"”d wi E the Jer:fiy City Eon:; lwuteén has been developed to versif ia—Probabl: R @ | Pete In the annual regatia at Annapo- R team in the Hastern league, will coach | its highest degree. ity of Pe.nmylvu:u ly Streagest Man in the e Ju the Binaed rews Brobably wil| New York, Dec. 19.—Gov. John K. | the Bowdoin baseball mer mext sea- | Unde: the laws of North Dakota, the 3 i / be_accepted. Tener, the new president of the Na- | son. * | board of control may employ convicts ‘World—No Pension For Cap. Anson. Pennsylvania’s football committee | tional League of Professional Base- on the public highways, their expenses * | also met today and discussed the foot- | ball Clubs, announced today through! Fred J. Daly, Williams' all-around |to be paid by the respective counties ball schedule for 1914. While the 'Secretary Heydler of the league that coach and supervisor of athletics, will |in which they work. The law stip- % schedule had not been completed, it,Capt. Adrian C. Anson, the veteran |take charge of the fleld events men |ulates that the prisoners perform their Philadelphia, Dec. 19. — What is)two years. The game was hot and |was said that the Michigan and Car- | Chicago player, Was not in need of & |in track team work. Coach Seeley | duties under the supervision of skilled to be a world’s record for | fast with the Emeralds catching up | lisle elevens would meet Pennsylvania | pension, and he saw no reason WhY | will confine his efforts to the runners [laborers, who act as guards; but, So . $trength tests was made today Dby | when time was called. again next fall. one should be granted. A proposal to | and hurdlers. far as possible, the law declares, the Michael Dorzias, a Greek athlete who | The visitors included Vickefy of pension Anson was discussed at the SrAmRT convicts are to be placed- on their is a student at the University of Penn- | New London, Jackson and Stanley of | TWO JOHNSONS AROUSE annual meeting of the league here dur- | Fordham university may get a crack- | honor. s¥lvania, when he registered a total | Norwich and White, Murphy and Has- ing the week of Dec.’ 8. Secretary | pjack athletic recruit. Homer Baker, Another feature of North Dakota’s of 1880 Kilograms on the standard | ler of Taftville. The work of the visit- WRATH OF SPECTATORS | Heydler's statement follow ... |the New York A. C. middle distancs |prison laws is worded as follows: testing machines in the university | ing team was excellent, as they had — “Governor Tener was asked today’if | runner and one of the best In the | “Each short time convict worked upon Symnasium. Dr. R. Tait McKenzie, | not played together before. |c°lo?‘d Gentlemen Fail to Mix It Up in | he was in favor of pensioning Captain | country, is likely to matriculate there | sald state roads shall receive a credit the physical director, who witnessed| The lineup was: Ten Round Bout. Anson and if he would have the Na- | after the Christmas recess. upon his time of ten days for each the tests, declared that in his opinion | Bmeralds—Higgins rf, W. Keirans, tional league take some action in the s 30 days that he shall faithfully and Dorglas is the strongest man in the |If, A. Lewis c, J. Keirans rg, E. Lewis | Parls, Dec. 19— Jack Johnson, the |matter. In reply he sald! ‘Speaking | Tom Lynch declined to be ‘chiet of | diligently work upon said state roads, world. |1g. heavywelght chasmpion, and “Batiling” | 8 president of the National league, I|umpires”. Tom said at the world se- and In case of convicts serving life Dorzias earlier in the year made a| Taftville—White rf, Murphy If, | Jim Johnson, another colored pugilist, | will say that I see N0 reason Why & | hes, that so far as he cared, all the sentences, such privileges shall be gi Bew Pennsylvania and what is claim- | Vickery c, Hasler, Stanley s, Jackson | of Galveston, Tex. met In a ten round | pension should be voted Captain An- | magnates could do as they pleased, if | en them as in the judgment of the ed to be an intercollegiate record of | Ig. contest here tonight which ended in a | 50n. The captain is stfbng physically | they didn't want him he was content | warden is proper, but in case that any 1774 kilogram: This was almost| Goals, Higgins 4, W. Keirans 1, A.| draw. c e et~ | and mentally and is appearing weeklY | to return to New Britain. convict fails to do faithful and efi- equalled by Renneth C.| Lewls 3, 1. Lewls 5, White 1, Murphy ' a4 thronghout ihat the. men. wers not | on the vaudeville stage. ~He is entirely = e e i e amuts fohescaDs WA {luslied “yesterday I 1 Viekery 3, Haslor | 3, Stanley D3, papiiroushout that the men were not | eatiefied With the remuncration he is | Dr. B. F. Roller, the Seattle physi- | shall forfeit all or as many of eald \ 170 . and Jackson 1. Goals from <ouls, A} Lewis | back. Many of them left the hall. receiving for his talent. In common | cian, wants to get even with John F.| credits as in the judgment of the [ ] s to ‘make another Murphy 2, ) L o e i hll tn- | with his many friends, 1 deplore the | Olin’ of Worcester, who won from him | warden shall be proper.” - g ed the flasco by asserting that Jack |continued reference to the National|in Woonsocket, a fortnight ‘ago. Roller ~ , YALE AND BENR Sonnson's left aim was Broken in the |lsague’s failure o provide a pension | sonds a challenge to Warcester that he| yE NEVER EVEN EMERALDS 0 TAFTVILLE MAY MEET ON WATER. | third round. { for the captain's support. Will wrestle Olin on whatever terms TOOK AIM S LOSE TO TA | | There is no confirmation of a widely | “'Mr. Anson is far from being an | Olin may dicate. BT ; 3 g irculate a | object of charity, and would refuse any A Two Years' Record of Vistories| Quakers Invite Blue to Race on the | FISUaied Feport, thaf Sack Jahmeon| Poiio X Sia" ony” Teague woyld vote | John Henry, the Washinston cftcn- | BUt the Tyro at Hunting Brolight : Broken by Visiting Five. Schuylkilfiin the Spring. | thiree rotnde e was abeiously niaying | him. The National league is ‘ot un- | or who, went at Amherst, was & ood Down Two Birds, and Shot X PR | with his opponent. After that it wa- | mindful of its heroes and faithful, and | hockey player as well as active in oth- No More. crowd at Willl- | Philadelphifa, Dec. 19.—An invitatlon | ghserved that he was using only his [if there should come a time When | er leading sports, will probably coach R were defeated | has been exterded io Yale to meet the | Siunt hend. | Gaptain Anson should need the organ- | the Amherst hotkey tear this winte = from {Laftyile versity of Pennsylvania crew in a| When the fight was over he com- |ization’s support it will quickly and| Branch Rickey proposes to train his ‘Only once in my life did I ever a score of 26-24. Thi, | dual race on the Schuylkill river next | piained tha this arm had been injured. | gladly come to his assistance, St. Louis Browns in batting during | 4o any shooting” sald a traveling the Bmeralds have | spring. This announcement was made | Doctors who made An examination ce “‘Pleaso fet me add in conclusion | the spring season in the south, ac | man, talking to a group in the cafe their home floor in ' at a meeting of the rowing committec | tified to a Slight fracture of the radius Fthat I trust the above statement will | cording to methods in vogue in the | . sligh adius e o z 3 | of one of the big New York lotels 3 immense stock that of the left arm. The general opinion {set at rest all discussion relative to|colleges. He will take south three| o el Here are a few suggestions from our imm fs that his arm was injured in a wres |Captain Anson Teceiving o pension | hatting cages and several sliding pits. | “8nd that once I made & real hit. It 28! st P : tling mateh carly in tho week and tha( | from the National league. — 7L | was fn a western town to which my | men will enjoy receiving on Xmas morni FINANB'AL AND GUMMERGIAL 2 blow conight caused the fracture of DOING IN THE 3 trip had carried me, and the natives ot . i the bone. Martineaw’s Comets Win. ‘.| bad arranged a prafrie chicken hunt | ; There was a speclal match at the AUTOMOBILE WORLD.| o0 ino following day. Of course ! ||| OVERCOATS, SUITS, 5 i KILLINGLY DEFEATS Willimantic alleys Friday night be-| 1o C.0 1 Colorado, under Warden vt T / STOCKS SHOW STRENGTH. o .ol k4 5% tween two picked teams, one from o arden | was Invited. protested that I was ek ORWICH 4817, | § w Thomas J. Tynan, that the b - Yy HANDKERCHIEF - - » NORWI FIVE | South Windham and the other cap- | o008 % (RS SR K;O:]‘g“l’;flfg:_ out. of practice, but they insisted that® I S, GL( )VFS, e | Many of Leading Shares Marked Up | Two to Four Points, & e i talned by Martineau of the Giants and 2 2 L I go along, and some one furnl: | Visitors Outclassed by Heavier Oppo- | talned by Martmeny of fne Cone et | erspat work on the highways, and it | I g0 along, urnished a e Nari Seoros 13 Geater " | called Marcimeas Comets, The laiter | % ot Suafh i regon ihat the | gun for my ute COAT SWEATERS, UMBRELLAS, had high single, 128, and Mathewson | SY3tem has been most extensively de-| gAq the only stranger in the party, N | | Sew York. D Pipih asbidk o G . 2 3 veloped. Governor West, of Orcgom, | | et exhivited | f [ (omilingly Tiigh schools baskethall | nigh three strings. in & statement to the national com- | they let me go ahead, following the | HOUSE COATS, SUIT CASES, 9 ustained ad- | e e gy " mittee on prison labor concerning the | dogs closely. I didn’t even know ] e bl Academy five 48 to 17 in the town hall . conce e | y. pressed botk |t Daniglaon Friday might. The Kil- | -am»mnns““‘ Mandham: | lioner system among prisoners at work | yhat a prairie chicken looked like; ||| SILK SUSPENDERS, BATH ROBES, g | iingly who outweighed the vis “Our_road gangs are made up of | Whether they would run along the CANES, ) | itors, ha asy ti inning. The | Sutton .... -.... 85 96 i i 1 ¥atms was fough tn spots and o number | Bessonnetts 1 1. 91 from 15 1o 5 tmen with a frce min 4s | ground or fly. Suddenly I heard a || FANCY ARM BANDS o v of fouls were called on members of | Stiles 108 foreman, who lives and works with his | tremendous whirr, the sound, as I | N’ECKWEAR' s { ek AR . | the home team. Hull of the visitors Simmons .. .....115 crew. His word is 1§w mf\:&mpv and | came to know, of the birds taking | DRESS SHIRTS, f Do st ofd | made good use of his opportunitles for | e Bie sopart as toacndust of [N DE | i S0 exctted Saailitl ok itieuc] 4 MUFFLERS, 1 Do. pra 5, | free tries at the pasket, as the result of 517 466 oners carries great weight with the | A . 1 y s | 3 | oo fewat the Hadket, a th resi ot TS [ Fpiton DR S Toitaual | raising the gun to my shoulder, 1 || COMBINATION SETS, ; Total sales, 45169 eharce. chances, Martin of the Killingly team | ypoivion .o ... 88 102 therefore, that ereat care: be exer- | pulled the trigger. ‘Bang!’ went the HOSIERY, 4 MONEY, | made a season’s record by shooting 13 | yartineau . .... 92 101 e e D o et "oe” | gun, and two of the birds fuuttered ||| SHIRT STUDS, . 8 : e gave wRisre | soe voon, Do Y Ceigtohes frm PO ORI ST, | ovoms | | ARGBOR Bt Gi5s” in the operation of oux Toad ganis | slowly to the round. \ ; FUR CAPs, ] more E ersold conditions | 4 YO, 0T Dec 197 Call money firy Corwich—Crowe 1f, Hull rf, Stanley | Goonanl o . | Some have been mainiained as far as | ““Ho never even took aim,’ shouted CUFF LINKS, TIE CLASPS 4 S last loan 3 1-4; closing 3 1-4 a 3 1-%. | ¢, Golstein rg, L/Heureux Iz, s 2 2 T T ihroe husdred millcs from the puiso |'oes of #is humterw, dnd my Yeputation | 3 ations su Jime loans weaker; aixty days & o | Kilingly—Mortiu It Killian 1%, Dowe is5 520 500 1515 | {0 Viers every. opportumity was | Was made. Thereatter 1 rested ou ||| FANCY VESTS, SCARF PINS. Brokers re- i B sy B e e L : glven to escape. At first we lost a |my laurels, not attempting another | S it | COTTON. | Martn 13, Murray, Xilliaz, Hull and | Gharley White Shades Wolgast. =—:number of men, due largely to the |shot throughout the day, ‘or ever | dend 2 New < a s | Crowe, 1 each. Foul goals, Hull 7,| Milwaukee, Wis, Dec. 19.—Charley | novelty e s 5 - DRREON, DR | ol e ok o futuresl R 2 White of Chicago, by brilliant boxing | baper criticism which made many of | #nce’ | > “pre . G | ol ady, December, 12.53; ! 2 ot and hard lefts, shaded Ad Wolgast of | them fear the abandonment of the = st | @S, “y S Here s Bad f B RO et s Aol | Open Play Favored at Princeton. | Cadillac, Mich., h their ten-round, no- | Dilley il e e T e Dug His Own Gr. i 2 banking | | SPot cotion quiet; middling uplands, | Princeton, N. J., Dec. 19—Witn the | decision Boxing contest here today. The | [There hne, been Isst, newapaper ot | gomelius Parfitt, for 1. scars em- | s hiaees 1o B ekt CHICAGD GRAIN MARKET. committee for 1914 by Knox Taylor, | e s fims a mettledipolicn s digger, was burled the other day In a | . S . ry’s currency syste K‘m» | wamAT Open. High Low. , and Roscoe Shefficld, '02, the per- Purdue Elects O’Brien Captain. A Pl latent in | ET&Y® which e dug several days ago | e hat Dee. 87% 881 87% sonnel of the committee was complet- | Lafayette, Dec. 19.—M, good idea of e energy latent in hegyre he went to the hospital, where i " 1a be dlstinet. | Me 901516 01% 90% ed. The other members who previous- | O'Brien of Ind. today was | &asoline may be gatmed from the fact ' l7g, o 2 | i i T i |1y had accepted are K. I Ames, '90., elected captain of the Purdue football | that = !(’X]hlnm\'e nu'xturr(-‘l_ (‘;-:\Ldln& L . the bill were | “OR® | chairman, D. G. Herring, 07, and Bar- | team for 3914, He played halfback on | approximately one part of liquid gas- oy . « ed S0 15 Bac| Ty i 091110 { clay H, Farr, '19. this vear's eleven. | oline to 10,000 parts of air. But thougn s 2 | / 121-125 MAIN STREET X nY | Sy 0% a9% ! | | the proportion of gasoline is small, th Heyb@ewags Flier. . w ut, the market | Ipiy 8% 8% 8110 | As ail the members of the committee | 2 o | Lt el B S L Ehe i ts with fish an e | - - ; i A . At oeh Dlov’ It 14y balfoaab s SPORT NOTES. ngine won't run without it. Experiments with fish and chemical | N has led rezard o e @ s |Style of football will be used at| — e | analysis show that the best materiai | r sislation | o= i iu i | Princeton next year. Watson McLeay Washburn, the Har- | The practice of putting convicts | for filtering sewage is natural turf. | from ¥ |+ Jaiy i i 4% | Taylor and Ames were members of | vard has been ‘elected | onr their honor, especially prisoners | s | ton t the Interstate % © n was disposed to regard | = = = — —— — e —_— fav ie petition of astern | i gher freight rates helped | e ¥ bond offering was itemer ney dur of $7,000,- Sldings. he strength Wabash umped - five puir sales. par value, $2,00, Send Your Christmas Greetings By Telephone ; SN GIITIRINS \ ¢ LT the sound of your voice add a ray of sunshine to the 1 day for some member of the family circle who is unable ; to share it with you THE WHOLE YEAR ROUND A TELEPHONE. OTHER, Father, Sister or Sweetheart---A “Merry Christmas” over the telephone from some absent loved \ one will make the day complete for them. & Fodwn | * moa HAVE YOU A TELEPHONE : IN YOUR HOME ? 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