Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, February 5, 1915, Page 3

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1915 F TS INSURANCE, WE WRITE 1T J. L. LATHROP & SONS, 28 Shetucket St., Norwich, Conn. The annual meeting of the intercol- { legiate football rules committee will | be held in New York today. The four- | _een memibers, representing a majority of the colleges and universities of the country are not expected to advo- cate any redical change or new rule but there will be 2 number of change in the phraseclogy of the code in or- der to secure a clearer interpretation of the regulations, Suggestions and to the forward p: plavers_ setling bac the kickout following touchdown and substitution of players, will occupy the attention of the committee during the two days’ session. What action, if any, is taken on these points cannc discussion relative numbering of of zoal posts, economy, n order to save a few dol- lars, to neglect your FIRE INSURANCE. Save on anything else you will, but not on that. 1 be forecast, but any olution adopted ‘ ;t::l ::%tdzoi\; :;; sufficiently Pro-{ iy hot ralically alter the zame, g { . Reports from all portions of the ISAAC S. JONES, { United States last season convinced Insurance and Real Estate Agent, |ihe the committee that played under the pre: Richards Building, = atisfactory both part] BEAR IN MIND when placing your | INSURANCE for the coming year | THE FACT that during the last five eare 92 Insurance Companies | ave either failed, reinsured or quit; THE FACT that no company can af- ford to sell Gold Dollars for 90 cents or pay $1.20 for every Doi- | lar taken in and ’ THE FACT that we sell INDEMNITY | 81 Main Street PLANT CONFIRMS RUMOR That He Will Fight the Feds in This | Section to a Finish—Clarkin Favors a Merger. Manager H. Eugene McCann o New London team, after a vis 3 - 5 employer. Commodgre Morton A smumake, promise to: pay n New York, conilrmed the stc B. P. LEARNED & CO. |iic New London owner is prepared to Agency Established May, 1846. fight the Federal league in this section and use the ammunition the world go round, the ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW mazuma. Mr. Pla i fide millionaire, while of millions for the Brown & P&Iins, Attomeys-ai-Law Over Uncas Nat. Bank, Entrance stairway near io Thames National Bank. Telephone 38-3. capital While in Ne peated E interested s and how they s high and SPORT NOTES. Favyorite fiction: wveights as 133 poun to Johns to him eds. He Tame Bill Perhaps least thei weight ch 133 pounde are about ampione s heen T late up here and see for h 1t E It organized baseb keeping it up to organized I If we were an Apach Cieveland club for that team Indians. It you're sufficiently wear: basebal] let us start ihe a er the emery ball afresh. Umps Connolly already Now that the basel zbout to be settled for remains for Bat Nelsc beat him and Ltion hport than_thrx Zed been trying to adj neere perl > should not ta | do from now on is nobody’ 1o FOOTBALL COMMITTEE MEETS TODAY No Radical Change in Rules Expected at Annual Meeting of Intercollegiate Football Rules Committee Which Meets in New York—Reports Show That the Game Played Under the Present Rules Was Satisfactory Last Season. —— in the tulk of men who haven't a cent interested in the zame. It would be a 1ot more to the point to hear what the men who have thousands of dollars in- vested have to say and what they have to offer for the salvation of baseball in_New England. Pan Johneon's threat of keeping James H. Clarkin out of organized baseball are of little avail at this late date, according to the expressions of Mr. recent interview. Mr. Clarkin has already announced an ultimatum to the directors of the Bastern iation to the effect that he will se up his ball park and keep it closed before he will be forced into a six club league dy men who have no financial interest in baseball in the Eastern association., Said Mr. kin when told of the reported threat of ‘Ban Johnsor “Neither Ban Johnson, Geme Me- ann nor anybody else can scare me from the position 1 have taken re- garding my connection with baseball in the Eastern assoclation Q“‘.‘" 1 own. So far neither the r the proposed new s anything of value with money in minor league baseball in New Eng- land. “Y iried to have the Iastern asso- ciation either suspend 4 along with Mr. Carey and AMr. Cam- eron, or look into the question of ming a merger with Now England gue clubs and my efforts were avail. I wan Hartford the which a city of this siz an e done_through a annot be done throu; club league, which the I tion now proposes. I for a season, nd baseball to s entitled. merger, but b any si ern_ asso- told the di- weel that park rather league, and ana not of ze rectors at the meeting thi would shut down my such I than go into any that I would clo. even rent the Any gumshce n s to 1 an Johnson wi > Hartford the conditions achieved. No be associ . The riher to could do o tention I Captain of Recent Tug of War League Held Meeting Thursday Night. presented conducted M under nt on a ¢ of the leag It will be B. team he two fi remembe and resulted i o We resent ld Grant Rice’ TUnited States arm tools wh Ad Wolgast and Bat Nel fng to fight to celebrate v niversary of their title _we ex-|Caused by Remewal of Liquidation of vect to attend their golden fight an-| High Priced Dividend Paying Rail- niversary. ] Sty Peculiar After Effects & of Grip This Year Leaves Kidneys In Weakened Condition ma bot railw the re: ain of autom of idend pa continuance of in c ¥s pool the & the productive ovements in hadian Pacific well as F Granger group were hich seemed to short Doctors in all parts of the countr #mve been kept busy with the ep! of grip which h homes. The symr vear are often v leave the system in a run down particularly the k to suffer most, seliing. finternational liquidation for con- seem viettm ecompl n , which urinary troubles which e feature of 1 glected, as these danger signals session with a rise of often lead to dangerous kidney trou- 3" points, which bles. Druggists report a large sale on |despite another authorit Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, which so that the many people say soon heals and| strengthens the kidneys after an at- tack of grip. Swamp-Root is & sreat kidney, liver and bladder reme ing a herbal compou sptionally of its kind, los- aling effect on the It . Realty, orr almost immediately n specialties, dropped § points to 40, cases by those wiho try minimum. final hour price mer & Co., Binghamto ment some stock to send a sample very, while others Swamp-Root, on receipt of ten cent Among the adverse to every sufferer who req trial will convince an: ests it. one who may December subrr souri = ted re M Ve in need of it. Regular size bottles |a $200,000, Rock 50c and $1.00. For sale at all drug- St. Louis, Iron gists. Be sure io mention this papes 1'Southern $536,000. —e M ondon marhate | were | steady LEGAL NOTICES due in part to dissatisfact] i the bor element over railway condi- > 5 tions. The Bank of England report- REGISTRARS’ OF VOTERS NOTICK. | another. material loss ahmore, o gistrars and Assistant Regl trars of Voters of ithe Town of Nor- wich wiAnYl:e in session on RIDAYS. FEB. 5th and 12(h, 1015, from 12 o’clock, noon, until 3 o’clock in he eveningz, 600,000—of gold and a sli; of liability reserves. The Pennslyvania 4 1 were principal features of the irregular e ht red Yo Register’ "the Tegal Voters of sasq|TETKeL with selling under their | Town wno may appear for the priviiege | TeCent b sales (par value) | af voting tnpoiilical ‘primaried o~ cay. |were 32, ouses. as nrescribed in Act of I T. S. bonds . anged on o guses. as prescriped 1 Ac onds Tere unchanzed on call. previously registered ar e 5 do so again. The above w performed at the following 5 SHAcKs. o FIRST DISTRICT — At the Town|alsa Go 5 Hail Al-Chalm 1 87 SECOND DISTRICT—At W. D. Rick- or’s_Drug Store, West Side. THIRD DISTRICT—At W. H. Bow- | an's News Office. Greeneville, FOURTH DISTRICT—At P. T. Con- ”;!!gfir!g;s%a? . N Town, — At ah g Rt Poneman SIXTH 3 —At Billings’ ¥a 3 D!{S:ld e - ngs' Hall o4 2.t e Norwich, Conn : Ay of January, 191 i % TYLER D. GUY, | CORNELIUS J. DOW: $an3OSWE Registrars i NOTICE Z'he Board of Rellef of the Town of Norwich, Conn., will meet in the City Hall Building, in sald Town, each day, ndays excepted, from Feb. 1st to Feb, st, from 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. to listen €0 apbeals trom the doings of tha As- messors_and to do any other business Broper to be done at sald meetings, oDated at Norwic, Conn., Jan. 20th, Califomla California ¥ Cansdian P Central Lestier Cent. Leather Ches & Ohio d | | hira | Der o Rubber 1 Steel COTTON. New York, Feb. 4—Cotton futures closed steady. March 8.72; May 8 July 9.16; October 9.38;: December 9.31, Spot cottor quiet; middling 8.70; sales 900. MONEY. New York, Feb. 4~—Call money steady. High 2; low 1 ruling rate Last loan fered 2. closing Did 1 7-5; of: CHICAGD GRAIN MARKET. “ JAMES W. BLACKBURN, FRANK B. M'LAUGHLIN DAVID GILAOUR, Bomel of B to give the people | s | matel ings and it was decided to write {0 anthorities on athleties and . the an- swers received resulted in the award- ing of the cup. Chairman Nickerson wrote the following letter: Mr. George J. Fisher, M. D., 124 East 28th St., New York City. Dear Mr, Fisher: I have been run- ning a Tug of War league here for the last month and during one of ihe contests a little dispute arose between two teams and I will state the facts as clearly as possible as I would iike your opinion of same, as I would like boh teams to be sure to get a square deal in the matter. Now on these nights when we haq the contests we had a large audience in the galery each night and on this night we had an_extra large crowd, The two teams took their positions on the boards to pull. We had one man for budge and one for timekeeper. The timekeeper anncunced every hald minute, also stated where the rope was, in whose favor, until the 3 min- utes time limit up. Now when these two teams, the St. Mary's so- to ciety and the Third Co. started pull, the rope see-sawed back forth until the 2 1-2 minute period eached when the Third Co. gained 3 hes. Then the crowd in the galle: started to cheer and at the same tims the timer announced 2 1-2 minutes, 3 inches for Third Co. The anchor for Third Co. mistook the tmer to say 3 minutes instead of 3 inches and e supposed that the time was up, got up from hiS position on the board and walked away. Then the dispute arose, the timekeeper did not state when the 3 minute period was up and nobody knows where the rope was at the 3 minute period. Well, the judge and the two cap- tains went into the office to settle the matter. The Third Co, team wanted to pull it over and the St. Mary’s cap- -ould not pull over, claiming they bad won it when the Third Co. team left the board. The judge was in favor of both teams pulling it over, but as the St. Mary's team would not pull again the judge awarded the contest to the St. Mary's team on_the ground team’'s anchor left the day or two after 1 receive as chai 1 of the tug of war com- mittee, a protest from the Third C protesting the matter on the grounds that the other A board. that the timer never announced wh time was up or On Irere the rope was. receiving this protest 1 had the ary call a meeting at_once of the committee, which consisted of the of the teams, to take acti cn the protest at once, which they and voted 4 to 2 in favor of having the teams pull over 1 am writing to you to get your opinion on the wat- | ter as this contest decides the win- ner of team has 1 contest = sincerely, NICKERSON, rsical Director i he ceived My L thing be that again. ot completed. If deci de compete ag fairly, it contest no_ contest : 11th Third ( ; the tug n annour N, E. LEAGUE WILL PRESENT UNBROKEN FRONT Proposal of a Six Team Circuit In- stead of Eight Received o Support at a Meeting, Boston, Feb. 4—The New England ieague of baseball clubs today decided to present an unbroken front against the threatened inyasion of -its terr: tory by the Federal league interes Proposals that the league drop two cities and become, a six club oircuit and that the season be divided into two parts, received ne support. As- surances were given. by the . several club owners that they would maintai their connection with the old league. The Manchester, N. H., franchise was sold by Fred Lake to Tom Keady. The latter was formerly a pitcher in the league and at present is baseball and football coach at Lehigh university. He will resign his baseball coaching po- sition, fs understood. Mr, Keady said ‘that the team would be o tinued in ar ester. It is expectad that the next meeting which will con- sider the schedule for the season will e held in two weeks, BAY STATE SPORTSMANSHIP CIRCUIT SCHEDULE ANNOUNCED All best Teas. . .. lb. 25¢ Extra good Cofiee, Ib. 23¢ Baking Powder . ... 12¢ Macaroni. ...... lb. 8c wass O €F Oy Cwes ponEcTy United Tea Importers Co. (Over Somers) TRINITY'S FOOTBALL SCHEDULE. Season Opens Oct, 2 With Brown Uni- ne Rubber Boot and Shoe Repairing Fi versity. | First Annual Meeting Held in Boston | Tne 7rinity football scoedule for| A. GOLDBLATT —Four Hundred Horsemen from All fnext fall has been announced as fol-|60 Frankiin St, next to the Bulletin Sections of New England Present.|low = Oct Brown at Provide Bates at Hartford: Bost: Fe .—Fifteen dates are 16. Ambe: . included in the temtative scredule of | Hartford; 23, Williams at W Corns, Bunions and In- the State sportsmanship circuit |town: November 2, ew York growing Toe Nails treated at announced by the executive commis- | versity at New York: 0, Tufts 2 sion at the first annual meeting of the | Hartford; 13, Boston college at Hart- i i Comfort organization. r hundred horsemen | ford; 20, Wi at Hartford. RO iR mi were present from all sections of {he | Baseball Decision Comes T assured. New F 1 5 gland states President J Decision in the F Shampooing, Manicur- tice Bdwards of ngham presided, | against organized he sche e was allege o - Combination Medford, June|the Sherman anti-tris mg, Scalp Treatment and 14: Haverhill South Fram- |handed down not later ~acial Massage. ingham, Ju Worcester, Jul Sat ccordi Switches made vour combings. Miss Katherine Lanz from whom yes District” Judge I case was heard sprinzfieid, July 12; Westfield, July 1¢ Northampton, July 28; Holycke, Aug. Woons Taunton, erd ep Hills Grove, R I e s e e o =2 Shunnon Bllding Windsor, Conn. . fod (eadeem dle Tel. 548-5 (Take Elevator) i a 14 d bout BIG CROWD WITNESSED e e SKATING CHAMPIONSHIPS | Men will weigh 5 NG ST Dr. J. M. KING R. L. Wheeler Won 440 Yards Race— Time 41 2.5 Seconds. Ibert Gallant, the New DENTIST iightweight who showed to ad: Saranac . Y. Feb. 4-—A |in two bouts with Leach Cre erowd of 1 persons | been matched to meet Phil 1 . in the Inter- |Johnny Weismantie's Broadw May Building cha New York next Tue JanlTuWF i Chalmers .\AIA. l“]‘r?\! vertising when he failed to | d. Time 41-|each side before thc \ ¢ Inames Loan mst 0. Landis’ cou ted star Dividend Notce Depositors ad two po. aranac 1 final | Horton he won and event GEORGE G. GRANT Undertaker and Embalmer 32 Providence St., Taftville| Promvo: attention to day or night calls. Teleshone $5u WrMWFawl in the Commercial De- ! notified that checks for amounts equal to twenty- T | five percentum (25 per cent.) of their several proved and allowed, will be ready for delivery on and after | Monday, February 15th, 1915 CHARLES F. THAYER, Receiver. partment are hereby . FRANK’S INN Coz. Green and Golden Sts. Follow the crowd to the only piace in New London where cenuine chep suey is made by an Oriental chef. W. TYLER BROWNE, M. 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Jack | family loomed large Jewett ¢ he sport prog: nducted at Finn's The card called fc wrestling match i aski, a 200 P Teene- | was to throw Bill 1s and | v in an hour of wrestlinz. | not able to sickness in his as reported, but Homer Mon: #o on for the match alone ag: ! his opponent, who would have abou: 50 pounds on him. | | Homer surprised the crowa as well as Kornaski by throwing his man in two minutes and thus winning the t ck Monty and Kid Hanks, who was from Roxbury, were on the card for a boxing match. This came to an end in the second round when Monty handed out the sleep wallop to Hanks, While his two brothers were absorb- ing th limelight on the can George Monty was holding the and Mr. Marsh was referee, Feds Have Secret Conference. Chicago, Feb, 4.—Secret conferences which baseball fans believe nsfer of the Kansas City gue franchise to New York was di {cussed ,were held today between P, | T. Powers of New York and a num- bér of Federal league leaders, Among the latter were President Gilmore, and ieorge Stovall, menager of the Kan- {sas City team, at tra; Ritchie Will Meet Welsh. Los Angeles, Cal. Feb. 4.—Will Ritchie, former lightwelghi chammpion, signed ‘articles here today to tneet Freddie Welsh, the present title hold- er. in a ten round bout at Ma Square Garden, New York, the atter- noon_of March 11, Ritchie agrees to weigh 135 pousmds 122 Prospect Street, Norwich, Ct ‘Phone 511 We are headquarters for Confectionery Ice Cream a | PLUMBING AND STEAM FITTING ~ 1. F. BURNS Heating and Plumbing 92 Franklir Street Robert J. Cochrane GAS FITTING, PLUMBING, STEAM FITTING, it West Main Strzet, Norwich, Cenn. Rogers Don;estic7[;undr;‘ HAND FINISHED SHIRT: A Speciaity Also LADIES’ WAISTS 541 S i Tel. 21-95 Chestnut Strc H A. B. MAINE o Sells the ~:lston Health Shoes | -wothing Bett AL t 1 the et ’éggpxg.mfizx 219-225 Central Ave. Agent for N. B. O. Sheet Packing. T DR. N. 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