Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, January 11, 1915, Page 3

YOUR FALL WORK TAKE A WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION POLICY WITH J. L. LATHROP & SONS . ‘28 Shetucket Strest, Nerwich, Cosn, A man once aflowed his Fire Tnsur- | 4ected the proposed invasion of ce: ce to Japsé. His intemtion was to re- ew it i 4 @ fire had destroyed evel ue that he possessed. Do: ISAAC S. JONES, Insurance and Real Estate Agent, Richards Building, 91 Main Street | 1. BEAR IN MIND when placing your INSURANCE for the coming year THE FACT that during the I quit; 'THE FACT that no company can af- ford to sell Gold Dollars for 90 conts or pay $120 for every Dol- lar taken in and THE FACT that we NDEMNITY to pay. not a mere prom B. P. LEARNED & CO. Agency Established May, 1846. Brown & Perkins, Mtmes-at-lay sr Uncas Nat, Bank, Shetucket St. imtrance stairway near to Thames| tional Bank. Telephone 88-3, SECRETARY GARRISON WANTS LARGER ARMY * Endorses Bill Introduced by Senator of Oregon. Washingtcn, Jan, in a lester 1o Senator Cham- airman of the senate mil- -y committee, made public tonight, { which the Oregon introduced to carry out the bill crease of the reg: , with an in- 1 provid continental 16 Philippine th would be nt the enlisted g the Scouts, training for as they wo ect in°t ERS ty Scid in Garmany. > proposal of this colony s accepted > war department as learned tonight. bulk of the tput usually cinsed becs catch last year was s tal pack of 12.000 2 average of 20,0 ckers have Deen whole of It on he opening of the from tw to twelve dollars a case, d a complet for the year it is pro- British & surchase all the produet at 1 the field, ASTORIA For Infants and Children inUse For Over 30 Years IRON CASTING FURNISHED PROMPTLY BY THE VAUGHN FOUNDRY CO. No. 11 ¢5 25 Ferey Street "DENTIST DR. E. J. JONES { Suite 46 Shannon Building Take elevator Shetucket Street en- trance. Phone. ies' end Gents' T 3 ng, Préssing. Repairing and Dyeing at easonable price. Goods called for and Jelivered. 2% Lafavette S World Almanacsg NOW ON SALE THE CRANSTON (0. | ‘The Thames National Bank Norwich, Conn. Dec. 22, 1914. The annual meeting of the Stogk- bolders of this Bank, for the eiection of Directors and tne transaction of such other business as may legally l':om; ll‘rlefo{en(lh,em. is k):orobysulled to Hueaday; Jam. 13, 1915, &t 11 o'closk INSURANCE l ~BEFORE STARTING eri t{Cameron, head of the Ne: s position. A Firefwho is in the hospital in C an Absolutelton F. Plant of the New London club }¢lub will come in for g: five years 92 Insurance Companies have either failed, reinsured or on's recommendation for the | c It would raise | ad strength of the line of tho | clusive of the Ph:!\wy\?n(‘t a| Sk SCLDIERS | t Was Former- | on|a general improvement, particularly 000,000 v iarger dealin Eastern Asso'n Faces Critical Stage Magnates Hold Their Annual Meeting Today at New Haven—| Will Probably be One of the Most Importar Ever Held in History of the Association—Federal League | Threat ‘Will be Thoroughly Discussed—Plans to Re-| organize May be Taken Up. This ‘afterncon the Eastern associa- tion baseball heads will get together in a meeting at the Hotel Garde, New Haven, that is expected to prove one of the most importart sessions ever held in the history of the organization. D qtugnly will the question of the New Britain and Waterbury franchises com up among the general routine busin thlt is always in order, but it is n ‘magnates in ratber favoring the Fed- a few days. but before thatleral move will be talked over. Every club owner except George M. ven club, icago, Mor- and the head of the Waterbury club will be present. President O'Rourke will look out for the interests of Cam- Bill Scinski and his New Britain e a little dis- cussion, too, and :* is quite possible the plan to reorganize the entire league will be taken up. It is not thousht likely there will be much time given to the consolidation of the Eastern and New England league: Although the Feds themselves admit this ar rangement is about the only thing that would block them off neither O'Rourke of the Eastern nor Tim Murnane of the New England would scheme 2 second and the: friends to ion they might take. George Cameron has already written a letter to President O’Rourke explain- ing his id; in t nd assuring the head of the tion of his loyalty. Cameron will play organized ball.or neme at all James Clarkin, owner of the Hart- ford club, has been reported to have been in very close touch with the out- laws, and both he and William Carey, owner of the Sprinefield club. are ble' to be called upon by Pres| O’Rourke for a few there has never bee los: between the t tioned and the veteran ng may vrovide pyrotechn vivid variety. Thé activity of ound New Haven zed at every oppo SOCCER FOOTBALL ABROAD. ’Thlfiy-ona Matchi Round for English Cup—Clyde Won from Glasgow Rangers LITTLE PARIS CHILD, VICTIM OF s ERMAN AERIAL BOMB, TELLS HER in Scottish e first round proper of the Enalish place in the English football Saturday, 31 games being play: s postooned, Bristol Rovers- The famous cup fighters, lost to the almost t Sessions | icagu ckburn Rovers, Swansea team. Tottenham’s defeat of Su: latter being the most fan- Albion, made Others were anticipated. Scottish League urprise Saturday afternoon of the Glasgow Rangers Jack Zeller was the defeat emonstrated its quality, beat Greenock Morton. Hibernians_went, 3 to 1, which gives the welcome lift ad an easy who seemed unable to get a > iatter losing. 3 Rovers, 3 to Third Lan- | to 0, from Motherwell, rdeen-Ayr resuited in a draw. dvantage of five out ndee defeated Falkirk. Pirates to Report in Ken the club wil Yale Will Plav ing the coming m will_play LITTLE ARIS HEROINE TELLS THE SOLDIERS HER STORY aged twelve, is|of'Paris. The bomb shattered one of herglegs. ¥ Little DenisdCar ¢{glad she is aliv, and sb s here seen | h/Cuirassiers : bomb drop- LN QUEST. CITY of WILLIMANTIC et e s ONE OF THE FIRST QUESTIONS ASKED AFTER A FIRE “WAS IT FULLY INSURED?” ASK YOURSELF THA F QUESTION NOW, BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE. WE CARRY ALL LINES OF in. SURANCE. RATES AND.PARTICULARS FURNISHEL) URON| RE. JOHN A. MOR INVESTMENT BROKER Real Estate and Insurance a Specialty- Phones 558 and 1179-3 218 Main Street “On the Sguare” be a club of clas: raise their sartori vinee a ball player that he is - *“said the capi him in lasf place. Iy haberdashery of 'a team ' close t4 telling - weels she fought for| a fi won. She was fitted | artificial limt ier on the day she first. walke Thie is YOUR and receive six per Winter Golf Tournament Opens. winter golf to and Dixon T, and continue 1 Seaview Golf club nament nort) > will be stag~ was expressed FINANGIAL AND GOMMERCIAL SATURDAY’S MARKET DULL. Opening Was irregular, With Mo Gains Than Losses. New Y —Stocks failed develop any ounced tender n course of toda: ope important issu; isposed to recede, with an 1 ialties were mode bly U, of by advancing chiefly in the d recoveries nt ut the movements whole was without significanc General news of the dav 1o receipt of a small amount c , in_no way connected . with the recent dec on London. so a small engagement of 1 outh Africa, which was believed represent a trian transactior ount of London interes: without bearing on the recent ing here for Argentine. Latest trade reports confirm those of the early week resp rec distributing_ channels. Attentio drawn to the better state of dusry by he December S Steel un; 2,000 tons, of all expectat London report 10 sentiment, the Franch t 3 being well taken. Our own securilis that market a viness, Canadian_Paci nd United States Steel b exceptions. An actual cash gain of th a reserve ir 00,000 wore the bang stateme: owing a moderate decr Eonds were rela 509 Mex. Petrol Three zames will vlayed i with the team next| furnishes more o i portunity. of my men Address: Box 1489, New Haven, Conn. ¢ played ail the diz nd T.am just t home in the infleld assfurthe om the plate. an has just decided Savannah as the training ground e Yankees next seas Caprair appo 3 rly as_the SPORTING NOTES. 1 the game dur agee’s shoes, | age the Wi Here’'s where { e case of Laj t h to Philadelphi nnie Wefers of the Colum- called out his can- 25% | were stead University hall the | out of condition. Jim Wray and his assistant Iready started preliminary row machines in_the tank 2 at they have in the way n n candidate for job as manager of the Providence savs he will ap- Owner Lanni Manager Bill ed in the Ameri- ed over the sale of Americans and hopes | that the new owners will put the club {up in the first division where it has |not been since George Stallings man- have announced that Phe- will be the regular second hase- man of the Chicago Cubs next sum- have evidently given up the idea of being able to secure Groh ‘The L. A. Gallup Co heifers, $2.90@s.00; stocke Kopf, who will get a d base with the Athletics, was ed. 5o hard by New Haven papers acording to_ Owner Geonge Sheep: Receints 101,000 head. Market nE. $5.50@8.80; lambs, 36.00@8.9 125209, O opportunity trease your principal fifty per money. Your principal will be secur- ed by a mortgage on real estate. 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