Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, January 27, 1917, Page 3

EADY FOR_ ° RACE WITH OVERTO Sturdy Chicageian Will Mest the Yals { . Athléte In New York, Y ~ o Yoo ¢ Joie Ray, the stufdy fittle - chap| from Chicago, who holds the five-mile national championship, will attempt " of | to prove his superiority over the east- ern distance stars i the Rodman Ithaca, N. ¥y Jutii26.The finen- RAY IS R statement of Cornelt. Univer- |- Sousit Smmpantss plus he servics of X hip :imn-;:t Sieaa-s-tait _ mpecil compefant _jusprapce experts _make <. Jand New. next Wednesday night. - \ Ray’s career. Joie will bump Into the b bt 2t o o great Johnny Overton, ‘considered by BOSTON AND:CH LA ‘man; the finest performer at ! T o e % 1884C 8, JONES, Insurance and Real Estate Agent Richarde’ ‘a‘h‘dmgj 91 Main St. T Bt ble A ity i e e 3 s in n 1 W "_v“""-'k'l“’ George. Though_he has won several outdoor e onal races of the first magnitude on the ~ ANNOUNCEMENT It has been our good fortune to have obtained the REO agency for Windham County and we have also been fort: JAUNYAGAS) G\ A\ A ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW ° e e oA * |club's crack” mas ) Ba S s < : / . m a :fi‘;,‘:; :‘h;in;:,‘g;@, L‘;%‘&:,:‘?"‘?g §z§;“°’:‘ — hfik;l’mfli %}g S nate enongl: to have a new building in Willimantic to house this agency and give REO service to owners in thi "Phone 200 Eoston and Chicago players were de- |here and in Boston to shine in the I Aot m,,;,,':: 4 territory. We feel that we have the right car at the right price and that we can give the right representation in thi hard's Bidg. | feated, e g e b ooy | gpeclal events on the boards. but each and_Geo: ilad time he has run into a.disagreeable § locality. - Write us about this lin bett: till, i d see C. C. Pell and Stanley Mortimer, “Tux- - o e, or, er sl , come In ant us. ED‘XN W. ‘:flGG[NS '*’g» '“"c'_‘ g.hu .d Frow 3 :.‘E?:.Z‘i‘.’ at the hands of “the eastern: 5 ttorney-at-Law ummary: and Stanley | ‘It reports from Chicago are. true, * 5 Mortimer, Tuxedo, beat Percy D.|Ray will 't ha ditic Y [ Cornr e Shotusko Seete | KSR o807y Pnel Bl B, Tt i, PR REOS FOR 1917 - =7, ™ =14, 1-1%. -17, =1 .4- |back of rst place in tl W aker b EEs Brown & Perkins, Miomop-s-0¥ | 77 "wear " and George Brooke, Phila- | rase. He nas. trained Jons aud haca o tucket St. | celphia, beat A. Stillwell and G. A. £ 2 . 4 . Ore Dmome e e s Tuames | Thorne, Chicago,’ - T7:06; 18°13, 15:31] tmkitty S tor oy s event.-and, 1a We have ten REO models to offer this season. These cars have already established themselves as cars of excer Telephone 18-8. | 15-9. career. If Joie is “right” as his west- . . e ern admirers claim, the strugzle be- { tional merit as to power, simplicity of control, dependability and durability and we wish to add here, that the 191 LEGAL NOTICES, YALE DROPS TWO FROM fween him and the long-striding Over- on shou! a trea o tickle the FOOTBALL SCHEDULE. | e of the most exacily athietic| THE BEST TRAPSHOOTING TEAMs || REOS are BETTER THAN EVER. 3 4 X . P 1 » REGISTRARS' OF VOTERS' NOTICE.|pg,,, wij Not Play Lehigh and Wash: | ' Atnietic sharps are wondering if|Only .a Fraction of Target Differenco = The Regisirars and Assistant Regls ington and Jefferson Next Year. 4 Ray persists in the habit Of runming| in- Averages of 20 Highest Profes- e o N O ien oa T e 2 hard racing workout the morning T session o E ch . o R e Nih 34 and oth, 1017, | New Haven Comn. Jan. 26.—Yaie's|or nis race: Last Winter, when the mac| ionals and Amateurs—Their Com- P R from 33 Sclock, noon, until 9 cclock in | football ‘schedule. announced tonight, |tional five-mile champfon ran in the| bined Figures Bettoring er Cent. | |2l 3-Passenger Runabout .......... contains two changes as_ compared |east he invariably went out on the| on 64,000 Targets. S 5-P; Te o assenger Touring . FOUR-CYLINDER MODELS AS FOLLOWS: SIX-CYLINDER MODELS AS FOLLOWS: the evening, + With last year's program. Lehigh and | morning of race day and. tare off what % g “To Register” the legal voters of sald| (v, pnington and Jefferson are dropped |looked like a time trial. When ques- By Peter P. Carney = 7 T g s or sat: | and thelr piaces are taken by Am- |tioned abont thi point the fittla Chi_| Baitor National Sports Synaicate. ||ES| 3-Passenger Coupe ....................$1,025.00 || 7-Passenger Touring ....................$1,250.0 Sisce 3% bed 18 Act Of herst and University of North Caro- |cagoan insisted that he zaw better in| 1. American Trapshooting -Teams 5. S 1.025.00 i e lina. With the exception of the game | tha evening after havine taken s hard = 4| 5-Passenger Cesetiaiieieiiio.. .. . $1,025, P Dreviously registersd are not required | with Harvard at Cambridge, all the|run earlier in the dav. While the| There is but slight difference in the | |2 34-Ton Truck $1,000.00 4-Passenger Coupe .....................$1,400.0 e o e e miicivieg. pioces: | Savaes will be Bluped in jko e | e TS e ens nE. on theIr | ability of the professional and ama- j 2z o RS L W S A i e e s posi ~fouiom ~ e schedule: Sept. 29, Carnegie |cots resting up their less for the race e ) TUREE DECRICE — At the Town | ThS SRS L R e oIS | e e evening. ole wox lont s he | teur trapshot. L%2Ton Truck ................ ......$1,650.00 7-Passenger Sedan' . ....................$1,750 SSCOND DISTRICT—At W. D. Rick- | versity of Virginia; Oct. 13, Virginia {track for a Stiff spin in the morning| The 1916 averages compiled by the q ors Drug Store, West Sids,” ' | Pvtechnic imstitute; Oct 20, Am-|and seeing the sights of the town in | Interstate Association for the Encour- THIRD DI 't - herst; Oct. 27, Colgate; Nov. 3, Uni- | the afternoon. Py ice, Gresneville. versity of North Carolina; Nov. 10, e AFTIht Cf T avehin g ang Tt R . T. Coan- - oE. T Now i sued by Secretary Shaner, show there ‘zown. | Brown; Nov. I7. Princeton; Nov. 24, | PRESIDENT BAKER ASTONISHED | 'S5 SETionor s tarset difterence — At Pone . AT ALEXANDER'S DEMANDS.|in the percentage of the highest 20 i trapshooters—10 amateur and 10 pro- PALACE BOWLING LEAGUE. |Gre.t Phillie Hurler Wants $15000 a|tessionals, =~ © e e e professionals have the edge— . Tea No. 5 defeated Team No. § in but it isn't much. The fellows who the Palace bowling league at the Pal- | philadeiphia, Jan. 26.— President | M2ke a living “busting” the blue rocks ESRSELIUS 7. DOWNES. | |ace alleys Fyiday nisnt. Wittlam . Biker of the Philadelphia | Proke 38112 out of 36420 targets for JansTEW. gistrara - Team No. s.s i National league club today made pub- | & CHEPIAC, S\ETaET, o s COURT OF PROBATE HELD | Peters 7 L c a letter sent to Grover Alexander, o 2 Norwic, within and for the Houck 75 70— 2ic|the club _star pitcher, refusing the | SOmbine trapshooting with their busi o Nrwich, on the 26th day of Ward .. $5 g3l player's demand for a three-year con. | Jess-broke 24677 targets of the 23.- ary. A D, 1917 Yot Janse | ERTYEY 83 83— tract at $15,000 a year. Mr. Baker told | 30° ‘arEets and averaged J656 The > istri — —_—— — at is demand and that an offer of E =3 ¥ ren- ton, Iate"of Frankiin, in said Dietr -:: PO $5.000 a vear still stood and would [ Call “busting” the targets with a ven The Trustee appeared in Court an T N X not be'increased by any greatamount” | SSRRCC o0 e Do, o Tlegi . professionals had 3 ot and praying for an order | Clarke 5 e e averages doesn’t necess: ‘mean S i = N Crtain—sanl:: longing | Sharvin S0 A it was said here Catcher Elllifer has| ha: the professionals would beat the to said estate, fully described In said |7 78 2 T offéred a contract of 32,000 less | .mateurs in a team match. The ama- appiication, 1% ki 89 86— 252 | than-Iast year and t he and Alex-{ teurs in the select 10 are a fine bunch ghmuvm. It Is Ordered, That said ek s LS ander had decided to stand together in | of tra; ots. One of the amateurs rwich, he 2d Dover, Del. The eleventh amat e Dfl.”&"xgfi‘;aj 11 ks, G e star battery next month, 3 e Yk In' 3.5 - Jalits; of TMLYepOre ’ ix assenger ourin ar B Fac or o'clock in the forenoon, an: at no- ® 2 - e Ia. who had an average of 9585—and w tice of the pendency of said applica- | Portland, Me., Jan. 26.—Lady Gam-| Chicago Pitchers Sign Contracts. |i; inter ieague competition he would 7 g g 1250 . . . t y tion, and of ‘said nearing thereon. be|age, a pacer, with a record of 213 1-4, Chicago. Jan. 26.—Pitchers Douglas have to be listed in the place of Rich- Elven by e D or Navine a olr.|Was sold today by her owner, P. E.|and Prendergast, both members of the | ardson. e i Pt oo Ty Teay e %f §esha.go_ S R o Wraaiie. D. ‘B;;glebilluPlayen!;hPl‘hwmlt}' sfgned| In the 1915 averages also the profes- A and i of tl lcomb of Springfield, Mass. 'ts th t N jionals i v e i 1 i i i e o o S I o7 o el | Ll e mirchine price was $ab00, | Honals tonss, T e CISRED N | L S o i "adt 1 || 5§ The New REO Six shown above, has been designed to mect the requirements of graceful and stylish lines, roomines the usual place of abodé of or Dy read- 3604, The best professional shots vary want ing the same in the presence and hear- but little in their shooting from year l and power and we are in a position to give the best kind of personal attention to each and every custome: ing of Gertrude Hale Harrington, Ma- % S A = 1 : e Hale Han to vear. Only two of the men who M‘u. Sd.cmr.l-'fm-"n 3% Chasnin werc in the first 10 in 1915 failed to Vo S nn., Tespectively, each at ledst thres et in in 1916. Henderson, Richardson prior to the date of 333 hearing. wnd Graper are the ouly amateucs to SR e et in the select circle of amateurs in The above pod ForeRoing s 3 True 1915 and 1916. ooThe,_ above There are a couple of singular b ttest: HELEN M. DRESCHER. things in connection with the ave- Jans7a Assistant Clerk. MARKET CLOSED HEAVY. Balgwin Locomotive .. s | rages. Phil Miller, the professional 5 3 Biitimere & Voms - 5 champlon, and Frarik Troeh, the ama- A OF PROBATE HELD rted T teur champion were twenty-fifth in R et | o e ot Lot Hour. Ao ie® - 3, ki “ana wrotessionais, e 31 || B4 Phone 405 Willi i 893 Main St s, m G = z eurs and professionals ha < CO [ & shooters with an averaze of 95 or bet- q one illimantic, nn. aim oStre Present—NEI SN 7 AYLANG, Judge.| New York, Jan. 26.—Efforts of the : Tstate of ‘Jares T-T0éy, Jate of | nrofessional element fo infuse interest ter. The amateurs had 9 over 96 and Norwich fn ‘$ald District; deceased. | I t03ay's market by elevating equip- 2 3 over 97. The professionals had 16 May Baller of Norwich Comm.. ap- e ey g e 2 - over 96, 3 over 97 and one with 95. < - Bozesain Copri by counecl 2ot fielt | rere moderatery succasstul. unth the s it | Radpn “Spotte“the_amateur champion NN etition ng. Te 3 = Prtset i, that an instrament pur- |fnal hour when heaviness in motors, i, Sy lely (e ouin: o Wi porting to be the last will and testa | shippings and a few of the more vul- . % Mrs. Adolph Tonne—vnin the only DY OYOYOYOYDY t of said deceased be admitted to Z n i probate. . oo 3y 3;‘1,“;“1:‘;:“””1[0:0 Several foman, professional shot broke 2339 |tors and Reds will clash in one game|has been suggested recently In the|other soil. This was clearly demon-|Bryce in his views on (h whereupon, R Is Ordered, THat eatd | "I 08, 20 Mearly strength. included f the 2690 targets trapped for her for |at Cairo, Ill, .two in Louisville and | middle west. strated in the early '90's when profes- | the entente reply which w ition bs Heard and letérmined at an average. of 9428, and George Max- |thrce in Cincinnati. Professional football is nothing new | sional elevens and a league were es-|The Assoclated Press toda Phe Probate Court Room In the City of | New York Air Brake, American and well, the one-armed professional shot, | Th ;. i ; Jleague 3 Norwi jwin T000 3 s e world’s champions Red Sox|in the east and the financial frost that | tablished in Pennsylvania with teams| Thie is the first tin B g:‘{“- - By i fx;‘;:{g“‘“m’ggf 18 broke 3439 of the 3610 tarzets thrown |will get into condition at Hot Springs, | followed its introduction in this sec- | playing for Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, |ambassador to the Uni in the forenoon, and thet'notice Of the l American Can, the metals, particularly for him for an average of 3447. Ark., where they have done their| tion has not been forgotten despite the | Latrobe, Homestead and Greenburg. |appeared in connection wit ndency of said petition, and of sald | in, shares, International and Amer- . Freq Glibert the wizard of Spirit | spring training for several vears. The|fact that it is 17 years since _the| The eastern college football field was | discussion, for which he Rearin- “miereon. be given by the pub. | Hne R g i W s 4 Lake. shot at more targets than any | appearance of the Sox at the Arkan- |scheme was first tried out in the state | inecombed for star players just grad- | carefully considering Fresid B O e e e I Mo | Alcohol ‘and soveral Jutilitide: .auch ¥ 4 4 other trapshooter in 1916—9690, and |sas resort will mark the debut of Jack |of Pennsylvania. The game of foot- |uated and the personnel of the various |son's moves and the re e g P - o g g [ e e i g 2 et averaged 9543 O. N. Ford, of San |Barry as a big league manager. Jack |ball is so peculiarly interwoven with [elevens read like an All-American | to them, he has refrained the dats of said hearing, and that Te- | Mackay companies.. - g Jose, Cal shot at more targets than |will be in ¢HaTE® of 38 pastimers-and | college and school traditions and sen- | combination. Salarles ranging from |1 tterances on the subject e R g T o - any amateur—6580 and averaged 0431.|al he will have to do will be pick |timent that it falls to flourish in any | $500 to $1,500 per season were paid,|Turkey, however, Lord Bry %G, : ited States -Steslomade iamradual A shooter had to fire at more than . 2] ere Tormbluted hatite th e AYLING, Judge. 3] 116 3 all hich’ another world-beating team to con. with all expenses and hospital treat- | were The above and foregoing 15 a true |10g °F BBOIL 10N i Kl 2000 targets lo et recognition in the|tinue the good work of his predeces- ment guaranteed in case of accident.|were exchanged and will S Ritent: FIB: < ? sor, “Uncle Bill” Carrigan. That’ Famous players were attracted by the |about a month for publicati fandta aninihe doubles Frank Troeh led the | considerable of @ Job for o brand-new | THE LAST CALL FOR big money offered and the teams play- | don and New York under C G, Spencer Ted . ihe protimmornd | pilot, but the Boston ‘owners and fans FURS AND vELVETS|ed football of the most thrilling and | auspices. Owing to their dir With an average of 0. “Sir monais|alike believe that Jack will come jltra type. Among thoss who fgured ing 'upon the terms regerd <d '~ | through right side up. in the professional games we the | la lown by o allies, pree PN AW ey e i o e (.The Brookiyn Robbins, opponents of T = 5 indian brothers Bemis and " Hawley | made them availabie (o The jon_of te E.|pressure upon motors and subsidiaries, 5 the shooting et e n the world’s series | ({8 3 5 2 Pierce, Dave Fultz, Roller, ross. nistrationumay bo gramied. on s8id|loss of six poInts. in; . 8. Co.. 5an 15> | shooting. is some talk of the Sox and Robins 5 7 many more, some of whom had been the near east for the la represented intestate, as per yielded on nominal offerings, Atlantic = " crossing gats at' the Springs, but an selected for All-American teams while | turies,” said Lord Bryce early season series between champions 2 still undergraduate: prised that the allled powe Pplication on fle more Tully appears, | Yicided on nominal ng 2 - b i s s s e Plotiies lrmd is considered poor business policy. The first few games drew fairly | clared their purpose to put Bur SU8 ¥ uReSEaisy Ta, heopd” and ;‘xe(mm’l?tle Prubn‘:: ”}hxt ::u’ntsed' g;nxte';. than ual RS0/ St. Paul, Minn., Jan. 26—Fines of | " por the first time in many vears the 5 large gatherings of spectators, but the | the rule of the Turk in e A el e e B on | Rendthe being the: ouly representatvs ; $100 each were assessed today against|pitesburgh Pirates are to pass up Hot . p novelty soon wore off and the attend- | still less will he dissent from iu6:3d day of February. A. D. 1917 at |jsgue to manifest more than slisht ace |5 . Mike O'Dowd and Jack Eritton be-|Springs as a training camp. Manager 4 ance rapidly droppéed away until at the | termination to deliver the 1o ock in the forenoon. and that|yiUHS ‘9 TR CIC RO CIAT SRt e 3 cause they did not appear for exami- | Callahan will take the Buccaneers to end of the season the backers of the |population of what is called public notice be given of the pendenc: = N aus i, was Dnation and weighing in at 3 o'clock | Columbus, Ga. in the hope that a 8] clubs were forced to go into their | kish empire, whether in A e S o e B Mntng | ness in minor rails Hke ‘Denver and : Jesterday _afternoon in accordance|change in training camps will bring a ‘ ‘ Bl ockeu’io make up ule aeticie. Om. | Burope, from e governe n r o - hange in luck for his team. 7 % cers of the Philadelphia American an uring ‘those five centuries, ha oy of Shig ST RN e (oS (ato EFEESb anf. Misouri, Kanses _ant rules. They weighed at the ringside | The Cleveiand Indians will again do National league clubs financed the | nothing but oppress them navi irculation in said - 4 :wfl:mr avine a circulation in s: ‘Texas. Total sales amounted. to 460; w3 232 | before their bout last night. their spring training at New Orleans, ; Quaker City teams. while the big steel —_— 3 by Bostin® & topy Hereot | g0 b Dl A SR D 2| For ime - < the - Fohlies doubtless figuring that : { companies and athietic clubs were in- i Colmmbla. in saidzDistriot atdeast six| o m,‘“;,g;,'; ‘m“:;‘" yea: "’m % Where the Teams are Going to Train | they can repeat last season's fine start 3 R natin Ty ttie othior elevéns L of v 1he 2 Dull;; Ol Tovry ~Ths Y “ , gest a contraction of local bank re- The trip of the Cubs to Pasadena|after working out in the Louisiana / . S group, which continued for two or| A New York doctor says Ne n27a : Judge. |serves, probably by =2 substantial . 58 will be the longest to be taken by any | o Should the Indians make good | | three ‘years, with constantly changing [ ¥! Xy In 0. In whi amount. Consummation of a large of the big league teams for the work- |this season it would shagter the gen- 3 combinations, before the ~promoters |{here wory 20 many, sieht AT A COURT OF PROBATE HBELD | export of gold to South America was out season. Elaborate preparations|erally accepted notion among big : i finally gave up the struggle for popu- | York to see.—Detroit Free ¥ are being made for the long tour.|league managers that large cities % {lar support. Experts for the Job t Norwich, withl for the Diwtri 5f Norwich, on the g Sf Jenas ang forelgn 4 Led by their new manager, Fred |make poor {raining camps. A D ey i 3 Mitchel, the squad will leave Chicago| Considerable ' interest will center in 2 . s o 'ffi.‘wu:q'u’:“:%g g in a special train the latter part of |the spring.performances of the Ath- | BRYCE ON EXPULSION OF money the citizen is hiding Griswold. Tn said . deceased: Dealings in bonds were light with an fext month and o direct to Pasadena. | jetics at Jacksonville. ~Connie Mack ! THE TURK FROM EUROPE. |0, SMPIoY & squad of exper Edmund A. Prentice _of Norwich,{jrregular tone, the new St. Paul off- 1 the third team to|will have a small army of young toss: i wives.—Houston Fos Cong., 2ppearsd In Court and filed ering finding no refiection in rail York, Jan. 26.—Cotton futures|visit California in recent years, the|ers to fry out, and his followers have : i . a ” n praying. for the reasons there- | STNE AULOE 0O TEU bilpradnd steady. March 1712; May 1732; | White -Sox and Red Sox having pre:|a hunch that the vereran pilot is all Justifies the Demand Made in the En- fn got eert Bat an netrament pur | emey e, " (oT Value) asste- 729; October 15: viousiy made the Pacific coast trip. |set for a “come-back” : | tente Reply to Pro FrentEe ol Ak0eal 3 T a@mitiod 1o | - United States bonds were unchanged) 7L | Higers, the “Boston Braves ana: New : { - London, Jan"25, 2 p. m—The de- = Vhere —— York Yankees are planning to intro- Football Authorities Doubtful. mand for the expuision of the Turk from Europe, included among the If Uncle Sam wants to h China will teach papers ent Wilson. |a government school MONEY. duce a novelty in their spring training b '} Ut N) Inew York Jan. 26—Call money|tours. . The Glants and Tigsrs wiy| Festern football authorities are ex- terms in the allled note in reply to STOP 5yon A high'2; low 1 8-4; ruling rate | Mmake the homeward trip together and | tremely doubtful regarding the finan- | “residen’ ‘Wilson, is justified by Lord| | e thoussnds have done, by taking the steady: - ,.3-4; last loan closing bid 1 3-4; | Will play exhibition games en ‘route.|ctal success of a professional football mal Keeley Treatment. Institute com; equipped. . No v admink : red at 2. The same plan of 'doubling up In & - e 7 : !: ¥ @ petition, and of said ry league backed by basel 1 magnates, = e = 5 ~ —_— > ries of matinee performances on the N Ry o T B B R TR pube S % - cuIcAGD GRAIN MARKET. { ey morth will -be followed by the|°f In fact any similar organization. : - o ot s e e g toms | o ‘e Braves and Yankees. Before ‘While any and all the big league club PRt o 3 i Birile e Toxst fave dazs prior o the i the Yankees ‘the Braves probably e N CHINESE: - ‘managements date, of said. and = of three % - b Tade St 3 ; Bsvans "% ey Lo ity wieiecliie tines wnie| Absolutely Removes T slightest evidence that the magnates|med with embroidery in oriental col- Indlgestlon Onepaekage . 4y 3 LLIABDS. T e e s e | st ol divgian, |l e o cstablish & league of elevens, such as- picture. ™y ; it. Shotucker 5tx