Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 31, 1913, Page 3

‘som of Mr. and Mrs. Antoine Ronne- | } ¥ 3 \ o { | : ) ! ' ¥ A A } o kA ¢ #siderahle amouat of ‘. INSURANCE - We Sell Werkmen’s Cempensation Insurance J. L. LATHROP & SONS NORWICH, CONN, P e Bo your realize that an accident Bccurs every three seconds: Compensation Insurance in the Travelers’ Insurance Co. will remove all your worry. B, P. LEARNED & CO. JOHN A. MORAN Weal Estate and Investments McGrory Bailding, Main St. E_Ificc telephone 501-2. Regidence 1178-3 WILLIAM F. HILL, B3 Shetucket ' St, opp. Thames Bank FARM AND CITY PROPERTY OF ALL KINDS FOR SALE. Represents 18 Fire insurance Com- panies. ATTORNEYS AT LAW Brown & Perkins, iiorneys-at-Law ©Over Uncas Nai. Bank Shetucket St. | Entrance stairway near 1o Thames National Baak. Telephoae 38-8. - o SRt SLAMNRAN WL bataden, NORWICH BULLETIN, WESNESDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1913 FEDERALS MAP OUT THEIR DEFENSE Will Attack Organized Baseball as a Trust in Case of Injunc- tions Are Sought—Question of Maintaining Blacklist— Statement of E. E. Gates, Counsel For Outlaws. START brought the regular schedule of Plain- field to a close. They have played ten | games having won six, drawn one, 1 i three, scoring 32 goals te opponents Indianapolis, Ind.,, Dee. 30.—That or- ganized baseball wiil be atacked as a frust nnder the Sherman antitrust law and as maintaining a blacklist, i case :tleng are sought to restrair d under the re: ve claus _— s with the Foderal league, | Golf Tournament at Pinehurst. ed by a statement issved | Pinehurst, N. C., Dec. 30.—As the re- ! sult of today’s play in the annuai holi- day golf tournament, Henry V. Segger- d; C. B. Becker, Wood- the Federal 1 baseball club thai a tempts to 1 1 n injunctfon ia Mr. Gates, ! ; B. P. Merriman, Waterbury, and “to res a player from playing in: 8. Truesdell, Fox Hills, will com- the TFederal league must come Into | pete in tomorrow’s semi-finals. Segrer~ court with clean hands. Otherwise, M0 | man is matched with Becker and MerA. matter what contract they may seek 0 riman with Truesdell. 1In 1 enfore nd ro matter how binding on | dent’s trophy consolation the fac hereof such contr i semi-finals of which alse wil be playea | off omorrow, the following players re- main: A, Stagg, Chicago; T. B. in equity at once. Boyd, St. Louis; George Il. Crocker, “The national commission, if it goes | Brookline, and Robert Hunter, Wee- | burn. the court will decline to enter into the merits of the case and dismiss the bill Censure, fines, and impriso offers. fronted by tw — : First, is th Penn Leads in Chess Tournament. New York, Dec. 30.—The second round of the 15th annual tournament of the trianglar college chess play play today resulted in a decded gain for ommission a trust g of the Sherman | nd it not, in fact, a| i tion. There is no need for take a month for treatment st maintained? There is no doubt in the mind of any ope, we iake it, that organized | peyciivania, due largely to the clever baseball, as or nizeg under the 80- | playing of Rudelph Sze, the Chinese here called national agreement, has in the | player. * monopolized the baseball busi-| "o results of today’s games follow: s, not only by atiempting to crush titfon, but by tying up by con- eball clubs S . from minor ; won 31-2, lost 11-23 Pennsylvania t 1, and Brown | Cornell won 3 and l¢ won 1-2 and lost 31-2. he standing to date is: Pennsylva- et liplaver | Mia won G lost 2; Cornell won 4 and | the o - - i lost 3, Bro won 1 and lost 6. 1y competitor | 108t 3. Brown 4 By Taking the NEAL TREATMENT for the DRINK HABIT YOU OWE IT TO YOURSELF, YOUR FAMILY, YOUR BUSINESS, AND THE NEAL TREATMENT WILL MAKE YOU WHAT YOU SHOULD BE ; CLEAR OF EYE AND KEEN OF MIND Possibly you think you can free yourself and stop drinking at any time, but are soon helpless and drink more. 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You should take serious notice of the facts set forth above. for consultation. Call and let us tell you what the Neal 3-Day Treatment is like. THE NEW YEAR RIGHT YOUR FRIENDS nment will not reform them because they have a craving anyone in Connecticut to go to Boston or New York or to Right in New Haven, Conn., we have the most effica- We ntake no charge If call at your office or home to explain the Neal 3-Day Treat- THE NEAL INSTITUTE, Tel. 5540 (Day or Night) e ine under the Fitzsimmons is Barned. you wish our manager will EBER 1-law i taln a black-| New York, Dec. 80.—That Bob E¥fz- | ¢ isriod Shazapy 11 | simmons, once heavyweight champion | ment. ; of the world, cannot re-enter the prize | ring in New York was the decision TN ¢ w York state PUTNAM i fEe T e 1302 Chapel St., New Haven, Conn. ar ot i fhe w = than ever, 2 (Continued from Page Two. { but the commission held that he no of i L ‘ i longer pi ed the stamina to stand = e of d?;}:}»n\tr;wnkn Faiaimay m‘mh"\ a fast bout. Club has challenged for the cup, the Yo % S 1 = race to be held during the summer of T e dre B il o fb ik x Work Resumed on Defender. 1914. The new cup defender will be nir;h} :4;!( e e : ]h'uu:{\’hi 1 the playet 1. R. 1., Dec. 30.—Construction | designed by George Owens of Boston, b;,"fl;,’l,d b Sof R Mo e = . “"l' | money and yvet \ the sloop being built for the | who is also designer of one of the new Boctns watistod that the sition - mas| B upon the syndicate for the America’s | candidates for America’s cup honors. BEA Bl et ol muriot fasthod te po ! Bfepnteact. In« ~ was resumed to- | The new P class third rater will be §n broteoting the interests of al ghsj LY mes ¢ this reserve cla of two weeks be- | built by Jameés Andrews of Oakville, esoait - - e ey s ‘ you under re- | nge in the molding of | Ont. ot 25 & o OHE | the ikeel: keelplates which had | 5 1 2 - to | been reca. were found to fit per-| e ST. PAUL'S CHURCH. 2 they | fecily. 5 { STAND AND PETITION e e e | Yea ces— i ! = F PLAYERS FEDERATION. Nw '°ar._. scwc; G,f:k’wp Christmas | leazue | Dailey Would Be Business Manager. | 0 Sl g i e o o L il Rl Dieen e b President Fultz Says Demands Are Thursdag s Fes | enter into n | Dailey, director of public : = : a5 the (1;&41;: U‘\i» r:t}vl‘h-f,nf";:::h";: rho has sizned = | city, today close 50 | Fair and Antlclpates_Fa r Treatme celelbrated at 9 a. m. Jovening | sein b o € Jirusg L EsREn il | In a resume of the stand and peti- ol e Rl e ‘"‘m ne | clubs In the National, Americ Y | league to become business manager of ! t g e s I;lany Federa- Suday the Holy Combranion] ®f the minor leagues. | the club. “Mr. Dailey before entering { TOR-0C 2he Hagepall & SLat. 2 0 the celebrated at 8 and at 10.30 | . e maintain, how ! 1 life was a well known news- |1 “ga’]"_ L b ut OIEGnatl next ‘ening prayer will be at 7. Sunday aperman and a colleague of the late, Go President David L. Fultz of the hool at noon, and Men” class at § sefeeio| Sl players organization states: sublic poli- = _ “The petiti of e Baseba Play- Christy festival of the Sun : {iE0son Nandaing [Doper of, cisfighcs: (‘Ifij?-;‘;dfr:r‘l;:}:" s‘i“gnrc":iL by 2‘)‘(11\13 LL‘I\‘ €2y school was held Saturday evening, | New York, Dec. 30.—The syndicate! nompers was presented to the national Yeginning with a brief service in the Taftville Defeated at Plainfield. | Wwh bullding:ihe America s commission and the national board on | church, followed by a program of rec- | The .+ teams of Pl and Defianc ced | November 8. As was announced sev t ames, and refreshments, with | Tafiville met for the fou i W. Clark delph S | oral days ago, a confere will take B tree, In the guild room. The whole | wday afternoon, A "]'T‘)'"X‘“ - ! place in Cincinnati on Janvary 6 at was in charge of the Altar Cha N after a fast ANAZING | g0 o ity will be represent- Fangement carefully made, and | 3 to nil. he first defeat | Clally res today with the New | v o5y Daubert, Ray W. Collins, Jobn ;u.;m IS rried out by the young |t 1\lilli(‘ ha Ialn. ined for turec | YOrk club. B alier Vawasd M. Reulbach and dies. There was much interest in the | They could not hold the home | - : et on it Thie Bath: announcement of the award of ;;:xw' team on Saturday, everyone bemng iu; New Ganadian Defender. l?é.fe'f{ th;: Tt Mated that we g oir P > for best attendance the past | st form and the home feam rar { Thé Royal Canadian Yacht Club is| adopted the wrong procedure; that fiva dollar gold piece, of- - merc noted ments off their | raising an $8,000 subscription fund for | ye should have presented our peti I ¥. A. Morrell, was won | feet: The game was played in a ve; :mq building of a new yacht ing | tjion to each league individually and by the Cruficer, nk H. Gleason, Jr. | clean and gentlemanly manuer by bott | union _cup defender. The troph | that we would have to start all over Close behind him were William G, | (eams_and was thoroughly enjoyed by | won by the Patricia on Lake Michigan | &oain, Bamber, Arthur B. Andrews, and Clit- ' 2 g00d crowdl of spectators. This game |last summer and the Chicago Yacht Bei gl 4 | < 0. € 1. iie v, On Charistmas r “These criticisms, however, were Shals s ookt ‘.,’m.,’}‘,’"fm“" made by those who did not take the ry'- 1 : Pl il i trouble to inform themselves regard- | 1 people in the form of a sum of X x < money. The orgenist, Miss Rawley, | § ing baseball legislatien. Article VIII. Fecelved a large organ copy of tho i section 1, of the National agreement ehurch hymnal, and Clement Gilson | reads in part as follows: s who built up the present choir. ves NET WN | 1100 Dt secuns “All contracts between clubs and ¥ 5 ) was LOSSES SHO i | 1 ¢ Securites players in the major leagues shall be Eiven a morveeo hound hymnal. GOLDEN WEDDING. { } Celebrated Monday by Mr. and Mrs. Antoine Bonneville. ! stocks, intarrupted in the two preced- ers is purely e i ssions, was resumed for a time i L e obon B o Leading s were marked | and the board are the only proper Rolest. wodanit. o ated { up one to two pc i bodies for us to appeal to and that Monday. The event was of 1 ¥ | t lacked the pow had- we attempted to get relief from théir many relatives s S2Eantepest to and the demand i | any other source, we would have been ! oy relatives and friends in va- to sustain prices the higher | | decidedly out of order and would { H ! { Strength of Speculative Favorites Was > in form prescribed by the col All contracts between clubs and play- ers in the national association shall be . in form prescribed by the association. | “As the relation en the plav- contracutal, Only Momentary. ew York, Dec. 30.—The advance in k’»"'fi,?f"“f"c‘]‘“F“"“,‘”“ e E‘“"*“d»’ on the lon ! probably have been sidetracked. Ehhe Yors fp:,;;'f‘g“l“ of the couple : ssive, and it was ap | “The "criticism is also made that S owell, Montienl ,.,;?1?511,”,},'(.' ‘r“‘“t“;" | ent that "‘)" ot 2l | our reque if pzranieltL would involve cent. At . e ther real | a revision of the natlonal agreement. event. ' At the observance at the Ben. | {5 Javiion o ol petie e Ml d’f"‘"“} Bazinet of | | would be w rouble. Any cester, a granddaughter of . | ed. e 4 P VOr: D ok and Mrs. Bonneville read an addrens | o og.ne 31 [ legeleitre spacqRent w ol unicces: eonveying the greetings of all as- There 3;‘]5 4 Yafit. of S hers gombled and fn behalf of the - party | | group without any advar cruing SR 3h0 - pan s Bonteville | Lo T e A o ia . be- done With $50 In gold. Many ocher wifts | | to_theibody polit] . 2 jolll, oWt - glnxs, bric-a.brae —ers’ | ) { away with at no matter what cost pProg glass, bric-a-brac, ete, | same time : e Wty redetved. *{ Déstenn by thes gyt National Agreement Will Stand. All of the seven childrea of Mr. and( shorts. With ihe demand | “Nothing of this kind, however, need Airs. Bonneville were present for the | huliish traders found | be involve &5 fan WE xo Con e S A S Novberta, | difficult to keep the nutional agreement may orrington; AMrs. Edomond inet, | influences ope: A st-as it is. An agreement with IVorcester; Paul A, W Al jat length the movement ar our requests and provid- ferle, Bugene, Orise and Mermeligilgsct initely downward ; ing that it takes precedence over amy- all of Putnam. g X of tl | thing to the ¢ wherever found Mr. Bonueville was born April ’\l i will be all that 3840, in St. Cesaire, Rougemont, P. Q. | ¥ille. 'Mrs. Bonneville was born in St ix de Valois, P. Q. October 1t | 4, Seoehter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. enactments at their in deemed changes as are momer ringing on nec that say ore Mr. and Mrs. Bonneville ware | 1 will delay decision on our re- xed st Acton Vele and the fnlk::;:g} Do, 1 e indefinitely and eventualiy - hhfl. Cavada for Rorestdale, Tt | haps. sheive them Any i ”w ere 'h;:})1 Iwed untit September, such action seems to us very unlikely. | oy ’romaw"mined :'.:’ ‘Y:hlmed_ 10 Canada, ' ¢ Notk y would be accomplished by de e Dominion only a i P as the situation would eventually $hort time before deciding to come ® to be faced. The plavers most <k 10 the States snd to locate in| $45 i urediy wonld not relish heing ig- utnam, where they have simce 1i Fabie Drecor i nored and their at de wonld he made . a ever more rmined sud peri For over tweniy yearm of his : #denoe here Mr. Bonueville was o‘,m;;r:i #d as a foreman at the Monohansseit | aills, but he retired from active work | shout fan years wgo. Mr. Bonne- ville has always been an industrious resident and he has acquired a ocon- | r gain in net S two i of 3 ‘anadia ; tered. Aside from t! e ‘believe that some ek ipturn nd that iy with an rasponded fen ed meet que [ after a great deal of careful considera- tion. Tnited Stat Demands Are Fai hie 5 Mare property during | 3-4 and twos residence hers. P “We have no ed the situation The real anniversary of the wedding e s ’x‘: Pm} vrh Sy sf:;\d;:y #does not oceur untfl a date in I'e 3 but owing to the fact that one ?)rtu%fi #aughters, Sister Norberta, would be tinable to attend at that time it was ' decided to hold the observance this week, 50 that avery member of the family conld attend. &t I ey in the case of vetsran | 8IX GAGNE BROTHERS ! o & &L niatter of t gratification | / ST e e yne AR es an.’ s the attitude of m: Win in Bgr::‘nq Matoh With Team of i B eball men toward our pe- | ®, 1424 to 1385. ’ it e aate g If reports can be relied unon, | The most unique fteam bowling| i ! UL | i raa e e T B match in the history of the cit 00 { members of th Eaton: il ine o ot mik o v was 20 iy e members of the eommission; and wkila 3 agne brothers rolling 900 Am P g s 1000 N1 ecember | Governor Teper, the third member, has | mlx‘xn a.l;e:mTof clerks at Vandal's | R e March 12.32, May | not expressed an opinion, we have no | -L‘hl'enflf)rltbee: 1‘3““3" evening. The | % o b - fears regarding the stand he will take. | it o . 3'1‘1‘2 (.Irml?er§ was 1424 | 3 e % S MONEY As we have no reason to doubt the &in- | ssuin 85 for the clerks, The Gagne | Wall Prper pid ; Vi . | cerity of any of these gentlemen in SCoT X l)xn ows: | X e Ne: Dec. 30.—Call money | this matier we feel very confident that | rAmmnm“ bare waes '8" 2, 296 | i ; ong, 2 ver cent.; ruling rate 6,|the adjustment will be satisfactory to | ('ha.r{)u cee. 82 s 243§ "g Aruntic t loan 21-2, closing 2@31-2 all concernend and that numerous, St L . 2 a1y 800 Balt me loans easier; sixty and ninety| causes of fricuon herstofore existing | e - »_,2 gfl‘r, | six months 41-2604 3-4, between the owners and players will be | Joseph . - 85 f:]" dope away with for good and all” ; g 88 254 | R i Bl <othy iy v The.Ausiralian Tannis Team H Clork There is much speeulation in tennis | erks. d eircles regarding the probable forma- | Bonneville 80 80 Fdi ik tlon of the Australian tennis team | Benoit .. ... 67 82 R QoRY which will challenge for the Dawvis| xr;‘elr\?exrntnam 3; ? ll}f;; % cup next spring. I is generaily be- | L 8 2 July €Tig lieved that the team will consist of | 2‘{1;,, 8 e i Wilding, Brookes, Dunlop and Doust, aron K W ] Die 8% but the order of playing is the point 2 < — May 105 which is furnishing maseriai for dis- Toam tolal cevosnavonsnrenn.sn. 1386 July 39% cussion. Wilding, - Brookes and Deust sTOCKS. it from Sates i Gl : 100 At ot ea : S for the m as the release we 34800 200 Do. appear to be the strongest combina- |ach is only 18 years old and s an tion in singles, but the material for | archiiect by ocoupation. the double team is so caried that no combination can be named as a reason- George E. Browne, who formesly able certainty. - Close observers of ten- | played right field for the Giants and nis are inclined to the belief that| Who was one of the stars of ths Brookes will play captain of the team, Wworld's geries of 1905, is after the man- may be decided to pass the double play | agership of the Bridgeport club naxt to the younger members of the team. | <eason. He is said to carry the in- In this event Wilding and Doust would | dorsement of President Jim O'Rourke. form the most formidable pair. In | Browne was with Minneapolis in the winning the coveted course last spring | American Association last year, but is they gave an impressive exhibition of | now a fIree agent. -Owner John H. team (ennis combined with control and | I'reeman will probably = pfek either endurance. Browne or Coalkley, the former Athlet- ic heaver, for his new leader. Dodgers Sign Cuban Shortstop. The Brooklyn club of the National| league announces that negotiations LEGAL NOTICES have been completed with Tommy DISTRICT OF MONT Romanach, the young shertsicp of the| Court of Probete, Dec, 3-9&}‘1118‘1'2. b Almandares club in Cuba. Brooklvn listate of Hlizabeth A. 'Champlin, tated that the player had accepted l‘z,“‘;e‘}f Montville, in sald District, de- terms. ‘When the Brooklyn team The Administrator havin & | in Cuba Capt. “Jake” Daubert| his administration ut:c:untgweixt:lm.l:m was very much impressed with Rom- | estate to this Court for allowance, anach’s playing and tipped President | it is | Ebhets off about the player. Roman-| Ordered, That the 6th day of Janu- i ary, 1914, at 11 o’clock in the forenoon, at the Probate Court in Montville, be, and the same is, assigned for a hearing on the allowance of sald administration account. and this Court directs the Ad- ministrator to cite all persons inter- ested therein te appear at said time ‘I .FURS FOR CHRISTMAS are most acceptable, and and place, by publishing this oerder one | Skibre DU Shere. they time in some newspaper having a ecir- | il et R culation in said District, and by post- omy. Mosi artistic line ing g copy on the public signpost in v. 2 E s iz o Town of Montville, - of FUR COATS fof Men Gontal Thmts Hwele ritdatidng and Women, as well as CHARLES N. CHAPPELL, dec3ld Judge. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Anyihing To the Fur Tine Expert remodeling and AT A COURT OF PROBATE HE! | repairing of your lurs. a% Q:or“_cn, w\t{l}l}n gg:shrgr zhet Distr =2 " 7 of Norwich, on the 2y of Deceni ! A Visit Will Pay Us Both A D s Present—NELSON J. AYLING. Judge Estate of Henry Skinner, late of Norwich, In said District, deceased. Ordered, That the Administrators cile the creditors of said deeeased (o bring i M. BRUCKNER, 81 Franklin Street I= in thelr clalms against said te = £ — | within six months from this date, by | posting a notice to that effect, to- A FULL LINE OF GOODS gether with a copy of this order. an the signpost nearest to the place where = A «ry | said deceased last dwelt, and In the suitable for New Year’s Gifts | ime “Town, and by piblisiing the same once in a_ newspaper baving at circulation in said District, and mal return to_this Court. NELSON J. AYLING, Judge. The above and foregoing 1s a true copy of record. Attest: FANNIE C. CHURCH, Clerx. WM. FRISWELL’S 25-27 Franklin St. 'PIES, CAKE AND BREAD that cannot be exceiled. hone your order. Prompt service. LOUIS H. BRUNELLE 10 Carter Ave. (East Side) 1 creditors of sald de- by notified to present inst d estate to the 13 Scotland Road, within the time )imited and foregoing order. FRANK A SKINNER, Administrator. l NOTICE. their claim undersigned at Norwieh, Conn., in P | i the above OURT OF PROBATE . within and for t LD District PIANO 5 5 £ 29th ¢ of Deccm- | F. C- GEER, TUNER —,\j.l,h«).\ J’,n‘u_\'c,lfnm:]u 2 lledge, late t, deceused. Norwich, 14 filed & 122 Prospect Street, Norwich, Ct. "Phone 511 - o .M % 2 7, e }ati\.‘un‘_x _reusons there- falacs Fol and Billiard Parlors “ £ s eased be admitted te ! 8ix Tables—five pool and one Billiard. ables so!d and repairing done «t reasgonable prices. Ordered, That sald amd determined at Ropm in the Ci of supplie. at all times. I\{;‘AT!H on th |£ : . D. 1914, at 3 g’cloc A9 MSAIN STREET. the and that notlee of P U Seeim iR T pendenc 2id; pelition, and of on. be given by the . STETSON &-YGUNG QB CH al Carpenters and Builders | ! inde 18 iy Gonkt i NTILEON AYLING, Judgs. Lest work and materials wr i h and Lmn.’fl‘ iz & tree bicRitlied by ‘ Tiost FANNTE ©. CHURGEH, cphone S Weos AN D dec3ld Clerk. s FoOr the New Year Have you forgotten any of your Friends at Christ- mas? Remember them at New Years, they will be just as much pleased. Our Flowers are fresh and our Plants well grown. We have some nice suitable New Year’s Gifts at the Bos- ton Store, the Norwich Shopping Center. GEDULDIG’S The Leading Florists Phone 868 77 CEDAR STREET