Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 25, 1914, Page 3

‘that every iar sceing and prudent per- #on Insures his property against. By fire should be enough. to cont , of the importance of this matter. . T8 hot enmciently nsured, -better see o it at once. R ISAAC S. JONES, " Insurance and Real Estate Agent, ‘Richards Bui 3 91 Main Street - BEAR IN MIND whén placing your ° "INSURANCE for the coming year THE FACT that during the last five ars 92 lmsurance Companies (e cither failed, reinsured or quits THE FACT that no company can af- ford fo sell Gold Dollars for 90 Pay $1.20 for every Dol- far taken in and THE FACT that we sell INDEMNITY not a mere promise to pay. B. P. LEARNED & CO. Agency Established May, 1846. e ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW AMOS A. BROWNING Attorney-atLaw, 8 Richard's Bldg. "Phone 700. Brown & Per/kins,'_lmm-fi-lu Over Uncas Nat. Bank, Shetugket St They all get the fever other. Charles Hi E = 5 Easeic, Fiick ahd Bradler, wanta e, Flick ane ey, t be an umpire. . He has written a letter | to Ban Johnson to that'effect and is now awaiting a reply. T 48 £8% 4 oS e , Feb, 5, begioning 3 isappoint ‘Robert D. Wrenn, president | fess that I have ambition. I'certainly : 3 e on. Tus reconaiered nis | chould not hesitate to avail myself of : , Charley: Smih, he old. pitcher, s Qotermination to retire from office. He [ an opportunity of advancement in my Sty il T Tielfied to the pressure of tho ex- | chosen profeesion. I would be glad, 1| iy P 5 to accept another | confess, to accept the trust, . — men that ever caught a pitcher. A 3 stated, - because it was | fell to my lot to be in a position ‘to e - o “that his wide _experlence | accept it In an honorable way. es ime ,m“mch < !3:5;, oded mw-n&el“’ will be needed during the coming well not be pulling any bush league | JRTINEE, B8, ¥ WO el year on.account of international com- [ TORRINGTON PLAYS THIS nn"}l’. doln z!wm ,;'bout :hl::y‘ Pk i only to Comiskey's e oren ot et s, s AFTERNOON AT TAFTVILLE. | iy py 3onity ¥ wane o ‘make ood. Georgia in the Caucasus. - f ‘Commy” is the best friend I ever had.| Though the Russians are the domin- ey nomination foreshad- | Jeckeon of Trinity Will Play. Guard | ,ng'T would: rather work for him than|ant race in the Caucasus, the Aristo- The faction opposed to Newport as in Today's Game. any other man in baseball, or in any | crats of the very mixed population of the place of holding the national T ;1| other business for that matter. /And | that region are the Georglans. A championship toufnament expressed | The Taftville basketball team willl everybody knows those rooters are the | people of mysterious —antecedents— the opinion. that the nomination and [line up against one of the fastest bas- | most loyal fans in the country, so 1| their face, acording to some ethnolo- clection of Wrenn, who'is favorable to | ketball teams in the state Torrington, | certainly am starting with e hing | gists, being older even than the Egyp- o o e Tacan the contianance| Who Manager Caron has booked fof |in my favor. And Ill make good, too | Lians—ihey stand upon a high 3 er plane of the tournament st the Casino for | this afternoon at Parish hail Jackeon, of civilization and culture than any of another vear at ledst. in‘tne Tioup. Taftvine plavs gt West: EXPLAINS :é”: YAL: F:E:LWEN O e e A erty, n . wE EFT ted ristiani EASTERN PLAYERS for ‘Tattville follows: Murphy, White, . B butih: oty Bave: BevSE TS 4 g the fourth century, have never re- FOR THE YANKEES, | forwards, Vickery, center; Jackson|Walter Camp Says Talbott Would |lepsed suto the Mohammedanism of the Stanley, Belair, Porter, Harris, guards. | yndoubtedly Have Made All-Amer- surrounding tribes. Reported That Hartford Players Will = an Again but for Injury. Their golden age was the = twelfth Be Shipped to New York Americans. ROWLAND, SECOND McGRAW gxg;tury. in t\!.a‘q-j; o: ‘the g!-el: Queer: e White Sox Hawe a Fighter in Their| Waltér Camp has written an ex- | [(RiR&rR GO CNrD 800 M0 masin 1f Wild Bill Donovan gets the job " - 9! planation on why he put no Yale play- ings in Georgia, lut an Ing as manager of the New York Ameri- New Leader. er on his team for 1914, Mr. Camp | Dumber of princes. It {s a Russian cans there will be quite a reunion of says: = joke that every Georglan, whatever hig former Eastern association players| President Comiskey has landed 3| Talbott's mistortune that sent him | pccupation boasts a title It mig With the Yankees. It is said that | second McGraw to lead his White Sox, | to the infirmary with an injured bone addéd, with more truth, that every Tefty High and Kid. Rehg, former!if those who have known Clarénce |in his leg -and Jept. him there two | Georsian.is a poet—Pail Mall Gazette. Hartford stars, will ‘also be shipped | Rowland all his life know whereof | weeks put him out of the running. He to the Yankees as part of the deal.|they speak. showed the same brains and skill that | More than 4,500,000 gray equirrels First Baseman Pipp of Detroit, In-| In all his miner league experience|stamped him All-American tackle last | were killed last year In Siberia .for fieldep/Miller of St. Louis and Infielder | the new Sox leader has been noted for | vear, but the physical strength was | their fur. - Berger of Chicago will also come to|the “pep,” “ginger” and fight he has|igcking. the Yankees. instilled into the plavers under his| Brann, too, had been on the in- Donovan broke into baseball as a|command. His never-say-die spirit|valiq list all through three-quarters pitcher for the Waterbury team when | long ago won him the title of "the|or the season. Roger Connor handled the club. High | “Muggsy McGraw of the Three-eves.” | " He was a remarkable receiver of and Rehg are of more recent vintage. | Rowland- believes he can succeed in|forward passes and very clever in his Both _youngsters are discoveries of | the big circuit with the same methods | play but O'Hearn was too strong for Tom Connery, who managed Hartford | that won him fame in less distinguish- | him on the defense. for O'Hearn was MAP SHOWING MANY POINTS OF ATTACK IN OFFEN@IVE OF ALLIES IN WESTERN FIELD. The increased activity of_ the allied[lefins from Paris and Berlan. Even 0 this gives only a slight idea of the torces in Belgium and ® Northern| (s #ives, on e e MORAN & CONNORS Entrance stairway near to Thames National Bank. Telephone 38-3. EDWIN W. HIGGINS, Attorney-at-Law. marl0a Shannon Building. Torrington at Baltic. Baltic plays the Torrington basket- Dball team Christmas night at § o'clock in B. §. and A. club hall. Baltic’s Mneup includes Jim Cullen and Hig- gins, believed to be two of the fastest forwards in the eastern part of the state. Torrington i€ bringing a fast team and a good game is assured. Baltic’s full lineup: Jim Cullen and Higgins, forwards; Al Cullen, center; Taylor and Connell, guards. NORWICH FAMILY MARKET Fruits and Vegetables. Radishes, 7| Red: Peppers. qt, 10 reppers, each, 4| Casaba Melons, Head Lettute, - 10| Spinach. eets, bu., iv| Caulifiower, Carrots— Mint, old. P Mushrooms 60-7 Sweet Potaioes, e <oz, 35 es, i i 301 “ima Beans, s Pineapples, 1|String Beans— Chickery, 13| Green ellow Bamanas, 25{i12D" elery, #]Concor Red Bananas, ea., 5 Grapefruit, Delaware, Calabata, of Malaga, | bar. mah, |Chokecherries, Hubbard Squash, |Thokee Celery Kncbs, Table Raisins, 4ed Cabbasge, Pears, each So. Am. Balad, Peck, Romatne, i g% Plant 20{itron, each, 20 Vhite Squash, 10{ Fangerines, 3 3avoy Cabbage, 6 Meats. - Pork— Roast. Native Spareribs|Veal Roast. 20| "Hina qtrs, Western Chops, | Fore qir: £ 18Putlets, Shouiders, 20{>hops, Smoked Ham: insidé Round, 1 Shoulder Steak Lamb, 15-1 ‘Shoutaers, Legs, cnope, 5 usage, Nat. Saik Pork, Native Sp's Lamb Poultry. Fancy L. 1. Ducks, { Guinea’ Chicks, 65 Zi| Brotlers, each, 65 Chickens, 28| Squabs, 45 Fows, 24| Tirieys, Capons, 35 Geese, - 30 L, Groceries, r— Vinegar, gal, oL e mEs :: ery, 5| Granulat Cheese— %ibs 51 Neutchatel, il Brown, 15 Ibs. 31 Pail. Cream, 33| Cutloaf 10 Ibs. §1 Pimento, ~ ‘15| Powdered, Sag 23 1171bs. 51 i orts Rico, ew Oriedns, °° * Tolsapie syrup - ** eroscotisy, 2455 g:?l—‘m 4 o[ erosene OlL, 10-14 Mark, r Clami 0t . Bhore Hadgsck, 1] ound X A Bteax Poliock, E ourdsase. 50 mot- Barares 38 aGnei Haiibu jmon. Sea Bass, 15| ong Ciams, Mussels, k., 40|Butiernsh, Cods Fongies, 18 Hay, Grain and Feed. No. 1 Wheat, gt:z goomlhy, $1.60 Miaditn vt A 2read ¥iour, 155 CWE 31.20 = 2l Cottonses Mok g i , $1.95 Live Steck. Cattle— Veal Calves, Beef steers 6-3.50 $9-10 - puis, 34-36| Sheep— Cows, §3- Lami £ g e ; Hogs. $8-10 . Trimmed Green. Hides— Steers, 1b, 12 Cows, a1 Bulis. 10 o e s Wool skins 12-17 vos— 0 | holiday aspects, the volume of bus- France since the beginning of the realp 3 SoNPTh H AT Iory® cngagements | offensive movement against the Ger-|'which have been persistent at maay ' man lines is well illustrated in thig| positions. These main points of at- = map, whereon are marked the chief|tack may be located briefly as fol- points as reported in the official bul-! dows: until a few years ago, They were|ed company. * . found ‘in the St. Louis ‘Trolley league| Rowland’s leap into the limelight|Iover fooied bv double pasecs, but and made good from the start., High | came so suddenly he is still somewhat | his powerful bhysique very Nie. that acted as utility man for Detroit lagt|loath to . discuss the responsibilities | or jiipatrick o Bomeisler, made it season andl batted .266. Rehg was|that will soon be his. About the impossible for the interference to put with the Boston Red Sox, but had lit- | prospects of the White Sox for the him out of the play. . 4 1 East of Nieuport 20 In the forest of La Grarie. i tle to do except as pinch hitter. Both [ next season he would talk omly in 2| o one was the equal of LeGore ‘N} ‘N} h Y 2 North of Dixmude. outh of Varennes. L youngsters are fast outfielders. most general manner. g SE4Re axsciion ut - 1or Yorward pans € 1S ou a # South of Dixmude. F 32 Northieast of Varennes. S —_— Rowland insists that until he has|ang T have never seen a man who \ orth of Ypres. [282 No Trade, Says Herrmann. ample time to go over the situation Cincinnati, 0., Dec. 24—“There is|With Comiskey he should not be asked | ;5311 yet such an easy one to handle. no trade in contemplation that would | {0 80 into detail regarding his plans. or was LeGore behind Mahan or include Grob,” said August Herrmann, | From his conversation, however, it is|Gnee-in running back kicks or in_his president of ‘the Cincinnati basebali [ ¢vident he is-familiar with the condi- | own running for position. But Ma- club, here today, when told of Presi- | tions he will face and that he already | han’s runs from short kick® formation dent Thomas' statement. “Chicago |has formed his first plans for battle.| were the strongest of the season, his asked for waivers on several of the| “IU's a lot too early to start talking|punting exceptional for accurate plac- players and I asked the Chicago club|Of next season” said the mew man-|j,. and his drop kicking effective. hat salaries they were getting. I)3ECT eohere will be some new faces| His forward passing ‘was not so ewise informed them that T did not join. b spectacular as LeGore's, but it accom- necessarily want these players for the | the changes will be I cannot say now. | o 24 On the heights of the Meuse. 3 Close to Apremont. Near Cirey East of Thana toward Sennheim. outh and east of Ypres. 6 East of Armentieres. 7 North of La Bassee. § Attacking La Bessee. 9 East of Vermelles. | 10 West of Lens. 11 East from Arras. 12 East and north of Albert. Order It Now by Phone 1365 13 Southwest of Peromne near Chaul- ol $1.70 nes. A 14 West of Noyon. inner Ale, per case could throw such a fast or accurate “Merry Christmas “The Live Shop” 157 Main Street 14 South of Noyon near Tracy-le-Val. |$140 will plished the purpose always. 3 Koehler’s Pilsner, per case $1.25 Cincinnati club, and I hardly eee |l have been waiching the Sox for vears | ™' Gct U0 PRIPTCR SO ™hotn more e > ¥ree Delivery to all parts ¢.&L ety Where this actin on my part could be | a3d I hink T have o preity, fair 1dea | nyrural ‘quarters ‘than Wilcon. The 18 Near Souain. - H. JACKEL & CO. construed as opening negotiations for Tucegiat 3 32U | latter's defense behind the line is very Near P ~ . . " Gron or any other Cinclunati player, | know Comiskey promised 'the — Sox | trone but the team already has 38 To00 ERtir 1 might add that Groh is'not for sale [fans after he got Eddie Collins that or trade.” there would be two other bright stars [ Droc! wearing his uniforms next year. Com- | “ i g my always keeps hjs word, so until tigons 8%, JagEed, the ; bymt. ot Big Six Would Accept. iz plans develop we will Have | to | Speed ‘necessary to circle his tackle 4 < Ty a > bi in quarterback runs, a play which g % a New York Sun| “I never offer prophecies regarding g 5 Ld L] reporter. s hardiy a fair gues- | what the future may bold for a ball SPORT NOTES tidn to ask.” the biz blond pitcher|club of mine other than that -we will - J countered. “T am loyal to the Giants, |let the winner know he has been in a| IFederal league officials are still try- : ~ He! els You! I Cket T ~ Ote lt t! and as I am no: free to act I would | battle, AR ST SUPURINE sty 1 utting s & 1 1 do or say nothing detrimental to the| “Chicage fans can be sure that every | club in New York cit: e . . . Election day is today—every day—the Voting Booth is your Grocery Bradlee, who is unsurpassed at that interests of my employers.” “But have | time they come out to see us play they X b o you any objections to fhe position?|will see vs fighting to the Mmit for|. The Southwestern university foot- Would you refuse the office if the New | that particular. game. My theory is|DPall eleven has elected Russell Dallas York National league club gave you|that the.only way to win in bgseball |of Decatur ‘captain of mnext year's v eam It is stated that Outfielder Jackson of the-Cleveland Americans has turned down a Federal league offer of $50,000 for three vears To Leave Pittsbur~ has been in the National N . X This Circle MARKET WAS SLUGGISH. Coteal Lesther . 38 35% |league circuit 25 vears and Fred Z . - Ches. & Obio .... o 40% | Clarke has been thé manager 15 of e : : Volume of Business Fell Below That & A awars : 3% 1o |them a remar of Recent Days, £ sable record. 5 3 | Ynile Springfield Training sehool z. - -8 & 'will probably not be on Harvard's foot. New York, Dec. 24—In its esesn- | Chino. =& Shi ball schedule next fall, it will play tials, today’'s stock market continued i st i fo traverse the ground of the last |y & ireies 2 ot e Tl Mes oot few days. More minimum prices were ; YT 2 registered, in shares of investment and | Dixi - i It is expected that Outfielder Wol- speculative value, the list including AT 0 Seebhia Pyl - it the “Eneiiic; Contt N s . L . : - 5 B 2 Canadian Pacific. Baltimore and Ohio league last summer. will again join l he St ua l $ and the Svuthern Rallways, while |Gt e the New York Americans next spring. A l y 7 g United States Steel and Southern Pa- . T : K 4 3 ) ~ 3 ciic repeated their established low | gureie % American rugby football is again quotations of the preceding session. . Iz coming into vogue on the Pacific coast. N : 3 Over a score of inactive snd miscel- | Intsrboro » S o aatorn- Tt SERGOTE R G Fobs . : - - .- laneous stocks sold lower than be- | K= 2 as to-which game they will Play next eS ] rlce S fore. Trading bore the familiar ante- : . 3 ALA ST 5, 2 iness falling below recent days, Opening prices reflécted the -same 4% ‘With Imaa Co-.gunn W. Cavanaugh R LU i 3 o ) S vy x ; : E signed for. next #Dartmouth_col- 5 e i S T B e - , Guaranteed Purity []Adult lent, followed by raliies which carried |1t St . & 5. % S R R R e e i R S S a'_ =Lt rl a A the 'leaders‘one to two points ahove 3 AR 2 i 5. Yesterday's close. The advance ap- P SN S e ot ~ fem i i Lo s 1308 1% 1381 mootball schedules for 1915 are now - - 1 g when the demand from that quarter i Sas fDslng somde aRd. Touel: inferest.is betng u eas ure 0 rt G > Mites the) Soman GOt il 115 | taken in what minor colleges will have - kS ety nck Toom -suete fi Tow - 8% 2% | the honor of getting on the Harvard, % : fe"”a 'ds“t ?,k““'n;f('lc st v 1 & s S Yale and Princeton lists. = 3} Rk -3 cific an outhern Wi * 1944 ~ 3 3 X 4 K S T B 3 R sootoan mey tares wen st sne XlValuable Coupons [_IN 3 list in the afternoon, with lowest T#4% % 3¢y | hands of the Harvard senior class this -4 % = Drices of the dayn the fnal deer: | Boiman = 130 150% | fall, OFf the five men picked by Wal- T - X 3 ings some buying of -Amalgamated | S % . % 3%|ter Camp for his ali-America eleven, E Copper and Reading imparted a bet- r % & ter undertone, but the closing was |& 1wu& 3 heavy and uncertain, ‘Weakness of the high priced rallway shares indicated that the reduced div- idend declared yesterday by the di- rectors of the Pennsyivania company, with its resultant effect on Penusyl: vania rallroad earnings, was causi somo apprehension respecting . the i I g b dividend status of the other stocks in this class. Declaration of the regular New York Central dividend on its increased capital etock imparted firm. : Yes, 100 Per Cent. ness to the Vanderbilt group. ’. A loss of more than $10,000,000 gold ¥ r mm was the interesting feature of the e % 4 Not 99 per cent. but 100 per cent. harmless. We re- I i Painless Dentistry 9 a. m, ¢o 8 p. m. Dally i e ( 3 N Higi H gs : Reduce the lug‘h cost of living O.LRPLATFORM Without reducing the High Quality of what you Eat Talk about injastice!—In spitc of the fact that grocerics and meats have been steadily soaring in price for years, some people actually havé theimpudence to blame the women who have had to pay these high prices. They say this high cost of living has been due to the reckless extravagance of the housewives. NOWmmBmALLanidfi-lhndnl o o i BEy. ; Now comes the chance for the strike back at these unfair Ler her protect both the pocket-book and Sasizk of ber family by demanding b e Jront Bkl APEA ok sy 03 prvars fer to and unmanly accusations. The of the SERV US Brand SERV US pure foods at popuias prices wumm-m,u...n"'mm- small -overturn, Totel traneetionn || . - Foods g-ves her the opportunity to rebel and show &er determunation to ~ 35% and more of nec grocery o and spend it tor dress and nouse turaisnings. A rotal (renaact Dec. 24.Spot cotton Our Local § @ squars doas.She can now demana the best gradesat the o prices. SERV U3 Brunds cover practically everytaing m pare toods toax you 3 U. S. goyernment bonds wers. ui- middling upland, 7.65; sales, her wises: on getting the SERV-US Brands from her . Letther oo SRS o oot seite st wadler thy ouze o4 : changed on call. S LI T Amm refuse to pay the extra caarges for nothing but q quality, - SERVUS Bes b e sro T e Sot e wimpacech, buul cron December, 730: January, 7.51; March, s 3 -2E oven a one per cent. chance to T80 May, 7.88; Jaiy, 806, October, Qur safoty-firat policy dosart o : THE L A'LLUP Co., Wcfi‘%ofi Al o ’ oxpose the unpleasant and A pes o MONEY, o ‘ $ : ; Am. | can 3 New York, Dec. 24—Call money e inaesthetics. 4 > / ) __ These are the FREE = 2 = steady: nigh. 8; low. T S4: rulick || e 100 per cont. HARMLESS, " Valuable 3 2/ > T ; D~ ) = 8 s rate, 8 last loan, 3; closing Did, 2 3-4; |] - / 2 Gifl COUPONS = TE T Y s arsty, ana DR. F. C. JACKSON e i HE Hy | aayeana eix monthe, 5 34 8 4. . DR. D. J. COYLE - An. el | CHICAGD GRAIN WARKET. - Sucoeeding the King Dentil Co. i Open. Wigh. | ‘1;:2 ,c;s & 203 Main Street, i bt B 57 G K 863 72 - 5 o B0 "