Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, January 21, 1915, Page 3

e - INSURANCE wF TS ¥iye in & Goe«l Reliable C omaany et o Minimum Cost INSURANCE, WE WRITE ITX] J. L. LATHROP & SONS, 28 Shetucket 8t., Norwish, Conn. fnsuve your property sgainst loss by ou and T will efv ation von wan® ISAAC 6. JONES, Irsurance and Real Estate Agert, Richards Building, 91 Main Street Attorney-atlaw, Brown & Perkins, Qv Erntrance _staiyway De GAVE NORWICH TEACHERS ited a number of the D expressing sati saw, and pra teaches Tharles E. Bacon, who fell from =z iadder in hie vard a few days 2 still confined to his room. H. Tersd a badly wrenched Maok. connectior ready kno objective ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW AMOS A. BROWNING Richerd's 1 0. ‘Phone Uucas Nat, Ba: ‘ational Bank. Teleuhovm 38~ TALK ON ARITHMET! | 1 ! LEGAL BASEBALL WAR OPENS e crseo iKeene Addington, Chlef Counsel for the Federal League, Cited Features of National Agreement, Decisions of Na- tional Commission in Opening Address of Anti-Trust Suit—Feds’ are said to o 5 as oppressors of minor ball players by Keene Add of coungel f his opening address today in the anti- trust suit sgalnst the National Com issfon, the Americar league > National league. joa P Addingten ¢ tional agreems tional com of baseb: ticas Asst. Supt. Russell of New Haven| . Outlined Essentials of Suce Teaching. After & fe ntrod fr. Russell stated that & the time to it. Inadequate and Discouraging vestigation he fo true: Key to Successful be repeating wor a fi ‘Placing the e third point the multiplyin s example the impor how many places o product Aim For Simpiicity. 1 the chlld’s ng the work ratl ez of thé operation unong teachers was to forc deal with tary nec: During Wednesday nwith work factio that the Middietown—County Comniesioner LWER TROUBLE Elna in the back, ofton under uldcrhl-nu.pwrdt;anon. fatulency, sour risinge, psin or lneulu_ after enting, Tellew dto, - Tellow dla, mean fiver trosbic—and They correct all teadency to liver trouble, relicve the most stubborn caees, and give sirength and tone o liver, stomach and bowels. Parely vagetsble. Piain or Sugar Coated. 80 YEARS® CONTINUOUS SALE PROVES THEIR MERIT. Dr.J. Kl Scheack & Sor, Philadelphis Fi.g rgument ¢ and i JIMMY CLABBY MEETS I | | MIKE GIBBONS TONIGHT One of the Classics | | i | ] Contest Will —_— of the Ring—Betting Seems to Be out Chicago wa yhons-Jimmy Counsel Attacked Waiver and Draft Rules. | rkable tha |Chatiman = Johnson sho | pretation of | they did agton, chief | davit, decla; tended a contract for Landis was particul; in the Brow on and asked He showed g me by r the Federal league, from the Leather 1e Stands . Cliaia Gb ng this sale. man enter for two the Jewett SIS e s A Tl B S 6 East 39th Street Am GUSTAV STICKLEY Maker of Craftsman Furniture, says: ATHER,” said a young man one day, “I'm worried. So many manufacturers are copying our designs.” The old man smiled. “It will be time to begin worrying, my son, when they stop copying them.” January Furniture Sale of Craftsman Furniture A car load, just received from the fac- tory, is offered this week direct to the public at from 10% to 50% off. Side Rockers and Chairs. Slip Seats in < Raomy Arm Rockers. Lcarlice Seal oole, Leather covered 6.00, now 3.00 an zoods reduced at least 107 Hanging Lamps, Wicker Fumiture, ows, etc., reduced at least 10%. 3rd Floor. T eer Children’s Furniture of Crafts- manufacture, 10% Chinese Spectacie for Children, 4 p.m. Wednesdaya. 1lth Floor, Plan to Lunch at the Craftsman Restawrant and visit all of the twelce interesting floo: Mail Orders Filled Promptly THE CRAFTSMAN BUILDING LEGAL NOTICES. NOTICE s (\orum** “Eonn Hil Building. 1 aid Town, Sundays excepted, om Feb. 1st to Fkb "‘lst from 10 a. m. 4 p. m., to listen | to appeals from the doings of the A~ | sessors. and to do any other business proper to be do at sald meetings Dated at Norw Conn., Jan oth, yary JAME BELACKBURN FRANK R. M LAUGHLIN DAVID GILMOUR, Board of Relial IRVING C. WAL P 0 \MOS P. MURIER. Janzud Board of $7.50, now $3.75 8.50, now 6.50 . . 7.50,n0w 5.00 . .45.00, now 30.00 . 36.00, now 25.00 GEORGE A VARREN WILLIAM reduction. New York City fi?‘lfiil ANB BGMMERGEM o v e e b DEA United Sta: ed 2s wer 1000 360 LINGS IN STOCKS FALL OFF. in S nce Exchange Opened 2 s o rities Was the ) T M 2 " system n of r- gned t ndition any pos There is an a of from the 140 dl"re\» rthweat ntercollegiate meet 000 West. Tn. Tei. 433 =3 U8 Westinghouse been defi- i et at New | E ge 2 m to retain the h R( at | LT Princeton {ha other extreme of zero temperatu s New Have: | “The most practical method of main- o a0n siates ai @ miace | (AiniNg the proper motor temperature 1 : is to use some sort of temperature in- 20.—Cottor il licating device in radiator and January .50 McAllister Outboxed Ashe. Cn.CoveL DR T ihe radiator, July 9.9 5 This simple ex- SHon and effects wonderful resul ter will remain at a much emperature and more power be deveioped. As a matter of fact reter placed in the radiator { most cars when operating in a tem- ure near zero will indicate less an 90 degrees. The gasoiine engine o heat engine and its power de- vends upen the expansion of the gases med during the combustion of the mixture of gasoline and air. o outboxed phia in t of their bout here i one and the high 2 jast joan 2; closing hid fered at Time loans easy: 60 d s 3: six month: Crimson Hockey Tcam Defeated. | “*:| Boston, J 4 to The most vital development of the | 2 — last year in the automobile industry, We rec too, that Frank Chance|so far as the public is concerned, is offered to trade Reulbach for a|ths very material reduction in prices. yellow _dog anyone .who would | The reason for these reductions is in to use in killing | large part due to the decreased ceost Year Reulbach Jed | of “material and the introduction of of ‘Ameri mproved and labor saying machinery. DOINGS IN THE AUTO WORLD of the water au- | el adually | i i ) ¥ American Car Built for Red Cross Purposes in European ATTENTION' w = | 13 Springfield > v at Sy Struggle—Average Temperature of Water Within the n | Nt Hockey C foa x Cooling System Should be Between 150 and 170 De-| SIDEWALKS av: D Ney en 1 Geike y i S grees— Vital Development in the Automobile Industry is : g the Material Reduction in Prices. T ’LO) porati U".F [ care of any bronze, stesl iron, brass, | DU Aluminum, Dublic ipiace hair, woven fabrics and | 19 . lie same eposited g or Jot wh r the reuuire- ments of the work in hand Hartford—Dr. R re on Dramat sday) evening under of the Hartford Grade Teacher te stora of from 11 z the Peos neglecting 3 agming Phone Garage 1231 -‘ S‘;ltcl';;, Tran;f-orm;t:;r{s, Lovers’ Knots, Etc., MADE OF COMBINGS AT THE BEAUTY SHOP, Room 19-20, McGrory Building. | DRS. L. F. nnd A. d. LaPlERRE HARRIETT E. BREED 287 TAain S, PRACTISE LIMITED ToO Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Hours i a m. te 5 p. m. Upholstermg and Repairing CARPET’"L:U’I;:; b.r:nle::::;t prl"’. Telephone 662-5 DR. l:' W. HOU;‘I‘S; l;entlst JAMES W. BLACKBURN Sh Buil & Stanton Avenus, fi_né 3 6 a5 tuoll:g:a‘:nin;tx fiofln A