Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, February 5, 1914, Page 3

NORWICH BULLETIN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1914 INSURANCE The new Compfi_unfiqn Law which takes effest Jan. 1, 1914, Applies To You. Protect Yourself with a policy. in the ZETNA. i J. L. LATHRGP & SONS | Norwich, Conn. | Don’t let the opportunity to take out a FIRE INSURANCE POLICY slip by. 1t js the wisest provision any man can make for the future. Then should fire destroy your property you have the never failing Insurance Policy to help vou out. If interested drop me a card. and I will call on -you. ISAAC S. JONES Insurance and Real Estate Agent, Richards Bullding, 91 Main Street. JOHN A. MORAN Real Estate and Investments McGrory Building, Main St. Office telephone 581i-2. Residence 1179-3 [ LEGAL NOTICES AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD Norwich, within and for the District Norwica, on the 4th day of Febru- A D. 1914, —NELSON J. Judge, of Susan M. late. of rwich, in said District, deceased. Susan M. Havward of Malden, Mass ppeared in Court and filed a petition ing, for the Teasoms therein set ib, that en instrument purporting be the last will and testament of i deceased be admifted to probate. ‘hereupon, it is Ordered, That said tion be heard and determined at ts Court Room in the City of 1._in said District, on the 9th i February. A. at 10 oclock in the forenoon, and that no- e of ‘the pendency of said petition. snd of said hearing thereon, be given by the publicatiom. of this order ome time im some newspaper having a eir- culatiom in said Districi, at least three days prior to the daie of said hearing, #nd that return be made to this Court LSON J. AYLING, Judge. The above and fotegolug iIs a true of record. Attest: FANNIE C. CHURCH, Clerk. ATTENTION SIDEWALKS Office of the Street Comnmissioner. - Norwich, Jan. 5, 1314 The ordinances ui 46 Giky Ok vaf- Wieo Proviee 124 106 OWDer ur JWRAS, Scodgant Of GCOMPADLS, Priviie cor- he on any sireei, SQuare, or P@EOLC Piace within e Cily, Wilere Laere is & side- Sl B0 e Femoved tnedetrom {18 the embargo on shipment of arms any ana ail snow, slest and . ice wiwun | 0 Mexico had little effect on the ihree BOWrs aiier lhe Sime shald have within toree houss aller SUAliss wh the same snall have [alien in tue nigac season; 280, thai whenever be Siue- Ry R nare, or varsd With ioe, AL Shall Do tue duiy ‘of the OWNer O OWNErs. occupani or SoaTa iving ihe cars of sich puid ving case Sl g or iof, ¥uch sidewalk i Jease of amy vielatlem of ax; of the ! foregning p'r"flnu. or re. A Er large supplies of pig iron, which were . Degiect to, o War Zem the Party | drawn on last month. | Viclating ;i somp] 4 : o . % them shadl pay a pemaity Mcfi,:a Wolie-y - DomnE REE Soans Tomleslos, var L potce Dot & AR, T | 0TS bonds were unehanged on call t Natice ix hereby zives thai I havs 3. . wazyami 43 levy amd colieot a personal tax of two <2) doilars from ewery male Pemsom_betwesn ihe ages .of 21 snd 60 Lfl"fio"«ifl Aown of Lis- Don om tha first day'ef October, 1913, thoss who are exempt by law. tax is dus and payabls on the day of February, 1914, and for the ! et of soliecting the sams I will| at _the Town House at Neweni, im| #ald Town. on Salurday, Feb. 7, 1814, | from 18 a m. Gl 12 m. and on the wasmie day I will be at the Blissville Schoalhouse from 2 Y m. til 5 P . On Saturday, Feb, 14, 1914 I will ibe at the house of John Benker, at Ver- sailies. from 10 a. m till 12 m, and on the same day from 2 p. m. till 4 p. m. at the Eylvandale Schoolhouse. On Baturday, Feb. 28, 1514, 1 will be At the said Town House from 10 a. m. til 3 p. m. On 2il other days untll March 1lst, 1934,.1 will be at my dwelling house, near 'the Brick Sohoolnouse at the north end of the Town of Lisbon. All persons negiecting this notice must be proceeded agaimst as-the law direots. . FITCH, CHARLES Speetal Coilsotor of Personal Taxes. Dated at Lisbon, Conn., Jan. 26, 1914, an23d The Board of Relief of the Town of i % | the Federal squad: vanced, under the lead of Reading and did the upturn in the popular shayes exceed fractioas. the session seiling became more viz- orous and the porations, or sny pensen huving care of { Sharply, until many of 2oy Sasaing of 1ot of land. boraering s}oc:; close. market other than to stimulate shares or ifeund, or|of companies directly concerned with € { Mexican conditions. that .\ Waik, OF ALY Dert inereof, adjoining | nearer the establishmemt of peace in - of jang, Or any{Mexico these stocks, such as Mexican four points at 52, to | yesterday’s high of 3. ar o cause Later it shot (B e ek, el spavenlant By - |up"to 35 53 2nd closed at 5 T fihe mme with sand or some ‘stuier suit- oW Haven and the © Rre { anriag ‘Toe deytios: Sxposes Ths. Sty | further improvement. . iy Tron ent- ‘E;‘:afl:"“i‘:‘:&w‘ Ponaity $ovided B7 ] pur in Jamunry was 100,000 tons less S eedinantes aso provide that in | th2R in December. owing io the accu- | mulation during {he recent slump of - FEDERALS RIDDLE THE MINORS Raid on Mino: . agues Has Begun—Manager Tinker Con- | vinced That King Cole Belongs to Yankees—Will Fight | Killifer Case to the Limit. e Chicago, Feb. 4.—The Federal league has turned its attention to the clubs of the big minor leagues and has be- gun_ to riddie some of the teams, ac- cording to Joe Tinker, manager of the Chicago Federals. With the ex ption of a few major leaguers stili wavering practically all the players in the American and National leagues have decided where the coming season will find them. In 3rder to round out therefore, inroads [ commenced. Not only are players now on minor league rosters sought by the Federals, but those who may receive their ten days’ notices of release from major or mynor league clubs will be offered places by the new circuit. Developments today in the Cole case convinced Manager Tinker that the pitcher belongs to the New York Americans and no attempt in court or otherwise will be made to force him to carry out the contract which he made with the local Federal league 1t was found that Cole had prac- accepted terms with the Yan- kees before he signed the contract | with Tinker and the throats of court | action were based on Cole's misun- | derstanding of his position, Rather than take & weak case to court, the Federals will give up Cole, they said. | Manager Tinker declared, however. that the Federal league would fight the Killifer case to the limit and pre- dicted that Killifer would play with his team or not at all. A number of players, Tinker hinted, have not lived up to ‘“gentiemen’s agreements” with the Federal league and will not be favored with offers. Word has been received that six of the stars on the Giants-White Sox world tour are still unsigned,-and it was sald that an effort would be made, before they embark on the last leg of their trip, to line them up for the | roials oo battery e | Federals. Crawford of Detroit and | - | Speaker of the Boston Americans are | Compositors. GIANTS GOING TO MARLIN. among the unsigned menm, it was | Bernet 7. .10 === | stated. | Williams 88 80 One Squad Goes February 19—Me- | TR Mellody T Y G Worl i Athletes Quarantined. Lom 101 8 peslicant :;d Sl Hovters: Repock | Pittsburgh. . Pa., ¥eb, -4—Twenty — i | athletes of the track and field teams | Totals ........ 58 The ,New York National League ciub has sent letters to all its play- Reynolds icans. Cole signed a one year contract Simmons with the Yankees for $3,200 , the TR figures named by Cole to President Totals ... Farrell on December which Far- rel] duly accepted. s The salary is the same as the one | Hickes stipulated in the Chicago Kederal Hill ... league contract which Cole signed in Edwards Chicago on December 30. The accept- Wood 8¢ Hale I Honey ©Of Horehound and Tar = | uSe'l,l of the University of Pittsburgh and | i the entire basketball team are in quar- | antine at Trees Stadium training or ug’ ! training house as the result of an of scarict fever. GAIN FIRST PLACE. outbreak and Colds Contains no opium ‘ e M mor anythi Athletics Take the Lead in Duckpine iw‘fflo‘:‘: at Willimantic. poivamy The Athletics went into first place in the tourney of the Willimantic Duck- pin league Wednesday night by de- feating the Cubs three stralght games. The losers retain their hold on third place. Cunningham of the winners was high with a single of 117 and total of.317. A match between the Pressmen and | Compositors, roller at the same time,: Try Pike'’s Toothache Drops Fi COLE JUMPS FEDERAL LEAGUE CONTRACT ns with Yankees for\More Money— Report to Hot Springs Feb. 18. Leonard L. resulted in & win for the former, two| The scores: points to one. Cole, who re- i cently jumped organized baseball and Mullen . | sisned.a three vear contract with the Chicago Federal league ciub, ha Cunningham mped back to the New York Amer ance of Cole’s terms constit tes a legal Parker 100 contract under baseball laws, accord- i e ing to Farrell. Farrell's attorneys ad- | Totals (L vised him that he was legally entitled to Cole’s services. P The New York Americans will o take no chance of Cole jumping back o to the Federals and he will be kept it here until February 18, when he will 2 eport in Hot Springs with the Yan- FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL ers informing them when they should report. The first squad will leave New York Feb, 19 and will start training in Marlin Feb. 33. The first squad will consist of all the club’s young player: the entire catching staff and Christy FAI? VOLUME OF BUSINESS. Increased Demand for Stocks Known | as Dividend Payers. 4—Investment buy- ing of stocks and bonds continued in fair volume today with an increasing demand for shares with well estab- | lished records as dividend payers. The | New York, Feb, effect of this buying was neutralized by the tendency of professional oper- ators to play for a reaction, and as a result the day's movement Was con- fused. There was some selling on the theory that a substantial Setback was to be looked for before the market | would develop sustained strength, but the bears were able to make Iittle headwa. The market eased off in the early trading, but quickly hardemed. Dur- | ing the mid-session quotations ad- | Smelting, but in only a few cases Toward the end of list turned downward the active s were forced under yesterday's | President Wilson's prociamation lift- On the theory the president's action brought General Motors continued to irregularly. It opemed off as compared with STOCKS. Sales 308 Aisska Goid Mine 100 Am _¥xpress 100 Am Hide & 1 300 Da. gt €308 Am. 90 Anseonds M 00 Assets Real Co. The Quickest, Simplest Cough Remedy Easily and Cheaply Made at Home. Snves You $2. This plan makes & pint of cough eyrup—enough to last & family a long time. You couldn’t buy as much or as good cough svrup for ig, it ives slmost in- ally conquers an 4 hours. This is that it is slightly Simple as it stant relief and u ordipary in artly due to the fac 14sbon, Conn., will meat &t the Town | laxative, stimuliates the appetite and House in the Towi O Tasben on Mon- |has an excellent tonic effect. It is and untii 4 o'clock p. m.; will also be | Pleasant to take—chiidren like it. An in session Feb. 10th and 21sf, to hear | Xcellent remedr, too. for whoeping #ppeals from the doings of the Assess- | cough, spasmodic croup and bronchial ors, and to transact any other bu: astima. Ress that may legally come before | Mix one pint of granulated sugar with Pated at Lisbon, Conm, Jan. 20th, | % Pint of warm water, and stiv for 2 1914 ‘minutes. Y ounces of Pinex (fifty A. F. READ, cents’ worth) ‘m a pint bottle, and add GEO. O, PHIGLIPS, the Sugar Svrap. It keeps perfectly. JAMES BROUGHTOX, Take g teaspoonful every oue, two or jan224 ard of Reltef. | ihros homrs. NOTICE The Boagpd of R of Tty of the Tow; Norwlely Comn, wil} meet (n the ail Suliding, Iy sala Ypwn, epch day, naize eu:mefi, rom Feb. 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WWavne, Ind. oA Al Mathewson. 3 The second squad, consisting of ‘the regular players, wil report March 1 200 Atchiso 250 Do. pfd 100 Attt Coust Line: - q 100 Baldwin Locomottve while the players with Manager Mc- Afun Balt. & Ohlo.. Graw on the world tour will not report 100 Do, pra o until March 12. 580 Beth Steet - Sec. Foster announced today that o Do. prd 4 the club had signed John Herring, a 4000 Brooklm Rapid Trenati. semi-professional pitcher from Free- 100 Broekizn Tnion port, L. 1 9500 Cal. Pedroleum e i —— 1600 Do. prd 12900 Canadisn Prcifie TOMMY BURNS GOING TO AUSTRALIA. 60 50 Do Bd ! Loaves February 10—May Take Segl S American Boxers With Him. hie"& N = 2 CC AR L. 2 Tommy Burns will make no further 2500 Chino 0 Copper. . g = H s 1o Goi s ome 4§ £% % effort at doing & “comeback” for the 205 Conach e i* | heavyweight champlonship, and on | 100 Conwoligatea Gas Feb. 10 will sail from San Francisco 1880 Cora Prodiess for Australia, whero he will be inter | ested in a prominent fight club. 100 Deere gt 5 Burns wired his wife recently Del. & Hutson | to | 200 Del. Lack & W... this effect, after conferring in San S00 Dem. & R. G. pfd Francisco with one of the two pro- $409 Dist. Securfties .. Ede ... ... Do. s pea 110 Geseral Fieeirt moters who have just arrived from the Antipodes. Tommy said he was leaving at once 1 fisecen otors for Calgary to close up his haber- 100°Geo. D, Feimae, dashery shop. When he sails for Aus- 2008 Goodrich B 209 Da. = G ,, | tralia_he will take an aggregation of American fighters with him. SOCCER FOOTBALL 1500 Tne. o | DROPPED AT N. F. A. | 600 Do. pfd ... i R - ok 1 1200 Tator Hac o " | Might Take Interest Away from Base- | o0 Bn i ball and Football. 300 3 | 209 Lacias | 1t was decided to drop the matter JeL x soccer football at the Academy 4750 Eahigh Tall 5 = o e o Members of the athletic teams thought 10 that it would interfere with baseball 300 and football for the campus would o . not be in condition to play until pret- ty near baseball season and it is s thought that it would tend to take E:: away the interest from the national 100 game so it was decided to let the 1380 questiop drop now and possibly take 600 it up at a further date. 100 —_— H o LAUREL HILLS VS, GREX CLUB. 0 ¥, —_— m One of the Fastest Teams in the State 18 X —Very Interesting Game Antici- | 248 pated. ~ The Laurel Hill basketball teamn will clash against the strong Grex club of Willimantic Saturday night at (he Y. M C The Glex club s consid- 1600 ered the strongest and best club in B C Windham county. They have not lost Pitts. Coal | any games yet this season and have S defeated some of the strongesi teams Raiens | e P in the eastern part of the state. Man- e v SO ager Coyle has received the following ay. " Con’ Copoer inewp: Thompson ggins rf, Chap- et o5 peil ¢, Leonard rg. and E. Harrin | 300 Rep. L & S ton Ig. The lineup of the Laurel Hills | 7600 Rock lsland will remain the same as usual. e very fast and interesting game is an- oot ticipated. 540 Seaboard Air Tine. Y 7590 Do, id STATE REGULATES BASEBALL & a Peteis il To Receive Commission of Five Per Cent. Albany, N. Y. 4—State regu- lation of baseball proposed in a introduced in the senate today. Und the proposed law a state baseball com- mission of three members, two of them to be residents of Ne would be Copger . Texas & Paciie Texas Co. Third_Aveoue Tol st T & W created. The commission would have Cnlen Bug & 7 supervision of all games (o which ad- ed : Thion Pacific misgion fees are charged. ve per 00 Do prd cent. of the gate fees would go to the 300 Tii. Drv_Goods pfdt state, of which the commission is to 300 United B> Tav i et two per cent., the other three per iy cent. to go fo local authorities in xpress charge of playgrounds. Tieal & Trp . | Aq“’,‘“{,’_"" SOCCER FOOTBALL LEAGUE. | s stee % Do. pfa Taftville, Baltic, Plainfield and Ster- Tah Copper - | ling—Hold Meeting Saturday at the Wapash % Wauregan House. . West. Marsland T ra e A meeting of representatives of Vot i Taftville, Baltic, Plainfleld and Ster- | Wisconsln € ling is (o be held in the Wauregan ot e 308,525 b house Saturday at 8 p. m. to discus: ey plans for a soccer football league. The COTTON, schedule and by-laws will be made and ew York, Feb, 4— cotton | Other minor duties of the league will quiet: middling uplands gult, | be discuesed. . It is hoped by member 13.00; sales 20 ' | of the league to establish this game, Futures clos jas it is so exciting and interesting. May, 12.06; There is very small chance for the players to get hurt, and it is a great ctober, 11 T Octobe exercise for both lungs and legs. MONEY. e O New Tork. Feb, 4 —Call money | CYclone Smith Anxious to Meet Young steady 1 8-4 a 2 per cent.; ruling rate Monty. 1 7-8: last loan 1 7-8; clesing 1 3-4 JM. Baxter, Jr., manager for Cyclone | a 7-8. Bmith, announces that Smith will meet Time leans eesler: sixiy days 2 3-4; | Monty in Spinners’ hall, Plainfleld, ninety duys 3 a § 1-& six months | Saturday night, Feb, 14, Answer to 8 1-2 Box 44, Packer, Conn. | ‘ — i . Lo nisate IR R, Result of Polo Games. i ) o At Albany: Albany 9, Waterbury 1 ot bt 7] At Schenectady: Schenectady 10, Bty Worcester 6, o o) = 5 | At Providence: Providence 4, Fall o - g b ,vim\-«r & 0aTS— { _Del Guinor, first baseman of the De- Mas 3016 0w sk g | tToit Tigers,” has announced his re- July .3 £ L tirement frem basebgll Don't you back up or stop until you've tried LIBERTY. It'’s the one perfect tobacco for the big, two-fisted, out-of-doors man who wants a rich, mellow tobacco for both chewing and+smoking. You get hold of LIBERTY. Note the honest sweetness of this pure Kentucky leaf, aged for three to five years, to bring out all its mellow fragrance and flavor. LIBERTY has the genuine snap and taste that you want in tobacco. brand of them all. - 80 BACOE Famwiil is purposely made up for the sturdy man who i hungry for a real man’s tobacco. For many years all sorts of brands have tried to beat out LIBERTY but the old he-boy is still the king- Nothing fancy about the LIBERTY pack- age—we put all the cost into the tobacco. . As you say of a horse, "he’s all horse"—so we say of LIBERTY—"it’s all tobacco." Hitch up with LIBERTY for a week’s td;], and you and LIBERTY will always pull together like a well-matched team. Sold everywhere in 5c packages.; THE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY INTERCOLLEGIATE Princeton: November 21, Harvard at - BOXING LEAGUE.| YeW Haven 1 Pennsylvania Men Enthusiastic In| WILLIAM LAKELAND DIES. the Establishment of Such a League. | £umou5 Jockey and Trainer of Horses —Complication of Diseases. University of team, which elected officer: cently, I8 forming plans toward formation of an interco Pennsylvania re- the Willia known of Lakeland, wner as a race giate box and league. The projected organiz h died in a Bro hospital is the sult of five years from a complication of Pennsylvania boxing en eand was born 61 vea interest other universities i ichester, England. Lakeland train- tablishment of stch' u league ed Domino for the late James R. - g Keene the vear when the colt won $268,000 in purses. YANAS SQUAD COMPLETE. | River View Athletic Club, Chance Signed 26 Men—King Cole Safe Legally—Statement by Presi- Physical ‘?ig;‘j;‘lr = Tiowerier dent Farrell. interest is given to BET There both ladies - The signed contracts of Pitcher A g everv Monday, Wednesdany been drafted from the Savannah club. ' bert Schulz and Catcher Willlam Rey- gnd. Friday eveninge. - Mr. Crowles nolds have been received by President snvs that the. eviena is fgretitly Farrell of the New York American ' Sopreciated for hie s are quit: league club. Scnu i a lefthander who has been with the New York - team since the fall of 191 ing SPORTING NOTES. Reynolds w. ought from the Hous- Freddie Welsh, eight m- a legal to Cole I cun be shéwn right services, | document: % 3 ¢ igue teams the proper time,” i | o L s il the DUMRG Tt d I intend to protect my oanded out. T Mensecs i 2 Joe Tinker's opinion, a “big league = = team” for the Chicago Federals YALE’'S SCHEDULE. — | cabled to Dick |t has In Football for the Following Season— ' Drops Wesleyan and Holy Cross. Yale's football season is shortened v three days and & western team pro- ficient in the forward pass has been added to the list of opponents for 1914 ranspo meet Kid pion 1 Lewis both w the | | or cording to the schedule announced | y manager Charies Neale. The Notre | e Dame game, scheduled for October 17, | amount to meet Mike Gibt 0 will be one of the first to be plaved round bout. Gibbons siate t Me- the new e bowl, which it is ex- | Farland accepted terms and the pected will be completed by then. ! bout will be boxed February changes are the dropping of the | X —- Wesleyan game, formerly played on| Cincinnati has originated the story the first Wednesday before the open- | that Tinker has not ing of the university. Next season |in cash from the (i will not open until the following Sat- | that he holds a check for $10,000 pay urday. On the new sched: the | able on Januarv 1, 1915 Tinker w University of Virginia replaces Holy ' Teceive a Brookivn contract to-day Cross, which refused to play another ' calling for $15,000 salary sor three vear ‘owing, it was said, to injuries S e which crippled the team for the re- | = T maindef of the season ! ATTORNEYS AT LAW Football practice in the Yale cage | —— — — has been discontinuted and Coach | | Frani Hinkey left New Haven fo- | AMOS A. BROWNING day. Probably winter practice will be orney at-Law, 3 Richatda i renewed on Hinkey's return after the “Phone ju;}]inl' promenade festivities. The schedule - September University of Maine | Brown & Perkins, }itomeys-at-Law at New Haven: October 3, University of Virginia at New Haven; October 10, Lehigh at New Haven: Notre Dame at New Haven: 24, Washington and Jefferson at ver Uncas Nat. Bank Shetucket St. nirance stairway near to Tbhames National Bank. Telephone 33-3. KDWIN W. HIGGLIS, Haven; October 31, Colgate at New Haven! November 7. Brown at New Sstiamevortaw, Haven: November 14, Princeton at ariod Shanmson £ BUREAUS CHIFFONIERES DINING TABLES DINING CHAIRS CHINA CLOSETS IRON BEDS ART SQUARES GO-CARTS and CARRIAGES Funeral Directors and Embalming M. HOURIGAN, FRN BLOCK, JEWETT CITY PHONE Store 61-2—House 35-5 L : lig ton club of the Texas league and v : b, s lightwelght o ried out by Manager Frank Chance Rlon jof T s With the nin, sl B ay: | SUSDRECOORINE 30 (3R | nolds, President Icarreil nced he | ad 26 plavers under X D. Isisnd state cluding «ll the men Chance will men’s trophy} his year. By Farreil h al mid-winter have the ices of Cole, ing H. A. Mac- has jumped to the league, Island, in straight W h the Ame: 'an leagu season be- gins. or Cole would not play at all. “I | the medical i i | 3 | vears and a 310,000 bonus if he signs San Francisco amatuer boxers b make considerable i bouts which s are silver ported to very s in goid ecein have a large small fortunes wing h: ear) n these contests lightwelght v of Buf- again. They e the manager of the Queersk of Buffalo, N. 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