Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 6, 1917, Page 3

NORWICH BULLETIN, THURSBAY, DECEMBEZR 6, 1917 INSURANCE INSURANCE FOR EVERYTHING INSURABLE 4. L. LATHROP & SONS 28 Shetucket Street 'Norwich, Conn. JINSURANCE = Dou you carry ENOUGH INSUR- . ANCE—and the Insurance ALL in first-class’ companies? If the dispar- ity is unfeasonable between insurance value see us NOW. Prompt service, A-1 companies. JSAAC S. JONES tnsurdnce and Real Estats Agent Richards’ Building 97 Main St ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW Erpwn & Perkins, iiumeys-at-law vér Uncas Nat. Bank, Shetucket St. runce stairway near to Thames Nt‘om Bank. Telephone 38-3 —— — B . HORSE NOTES, Peter the Great’s fee has bean fixed at 3500, 4 " The ddw tota] llw 64 .10 ead. trotters for the year Billy/ Andrews is again trainer for the Paktime Stab. Barney. Baney is training for Albert Hosfield, Hamilton, O. C. K. G. Billings will use Brighton 13, 2.05 3-4, under saddle Dremn Y635 35 Ladies’ Who Wish a Toilet Cream that will keep_their complexion in most perfect condition are invited to 4ry “the kind we are offering. today | which contains enough .peroxide in it to make it the Ideal Cream. --Dunn’s Pharmacy ot 50 MAIN STREET _— | iant, TRAVELERS' DIRECTORY $1.25 To New York $1.25 ™ A LI "TO NEW YORK FREIGHT AND PASSENGER . SERVICE BETWEEN NORWICH AND NEW YORK From Norwich Tuesdays, Thurs- days, ‘Sundags at 5 5. m. ew York, Brooklyn Bridge, Pfer, East River, foot Roosevelt fiu. Mondays, Wednesdays, Fri- ddys at 5 p. m. Effective Oct. 15th, 1918, $125—F. V. KNOUSE, Agent—$1.25 PLUMBING AND GASFITTING CALL UP 734 With or Without Gas Attach- ments but Always EFFICIENT and ECONOMICAL— ; MODEL RANGES We furnish Rep: ; of R A. J. Wholey & Co X 12 FERRY STREET 1. F. BURNS Heating and Plumbing , 92 Franklin Street IRON CASTINGS URNISHED PROMPTLY BY. VAUGHN FOUNDRY CO ¢ Nos. 13 to 35 Ferry Strect. GAS FITTING, . FLUMBING, STEAM FITTING Washington Sq., Washington Building Norwich, Conn. Agent for N. B. O. Shest Packing £ Phone 581 %UDEHN PLUMBING s essential in modern houses as eleckricity is to lighting. We guaran- tee ghe very best PLUMBING WORK by fexpert workmen at -the fairest prices. Ask us for plans and prices. J. F~TOM PKINS. for all makes es. ‘ during the first half of the ses | strength LEONARD SCORES ANOTHER KNOCKOUT BELL-ANS. 1 Absolutely Removes Floors Gene Delmont in Eighth Round of a Ten Round Indigestion. Druggists Bout—Leonard Outfights Delmont From Start to Finish, refund money if it fails. 25¢ | —A Left to the Stomach Puts Southerner Out for the| torrisn — St. Paul, Minn, Dec. 5.—Benny Leon- ord, lightweight champion, knocked out Gene Delmont of Memphis in the eighth round of a scheduled ten round bout here tonight. A left to the stomach was the de- ciding blow, although Leonard, appar- ently outweighing the southerner, had the better of the battle right from the start. A eft to the stomach was the recid- ing blow, although Leonard, apparent- 1y outweighing the southermer, had the better of the battel right from the start. After chopping Delmont for seven rounds the champion finally backed him into a corner and put over the punch that ended the bout. It was said to be the first time Del- mont has been knocked out. KRAMER FORCED TO WITHDRAW FROM RACE Field Narrows to Twelve Teams, Nine Having Covered 1,301 Miles. New York, Dec. ‘With the field of competitors in the six day bicycle race at Madison Square Garden reduced to twelve teams, nine of them had cov- ered 1,301 miles and one lap at mid- night and the other three were three laps behind. The record for 72 hours is 1,468 miles and 7 laps, made by Goulett and .Grenda in 1914. Barly in the day Frank Kramer, the veteran sprinter, was forced to retire from the contest, being unable to over- come the handicap of a badly swollen knee, and leaving Egg without a team- mate. Two hours later Bello decid- ed to quit his partner, Madonza, team- ed up with Egg, the pair being one lap behind the leaders. BATTLE FOR LIGHTWEIGHT TITLE TOyBE STAGED in New Haven Between Benny Leon- ard and Chi Brown. Chic Brown of New Haven, cham- pion lightweight of New England, is to be given the opportunity of his life time on the night of Dec. 17th when he meets World’s Champion Benny Leonard of New York in a 10-round bout at the New Haven na. The bout is to be staged by the Ryan A. C. of New Haven and Brown has posted $250 to make 135 pounds at 3 o'clock in_the afternoon. There is much speculation all over the state as to whether Brown will be able to stay the ten round limit against Champion Leonard. _ There are many New Haven fans backing Brown to stay, while others believe the New Haven boy will be knocked out in short order. The club has matched Battling Lahn of Brooklyn and Billy Fitzsimmons of New Haven for the ten round semi. final bout, but in order to accommo- date the out of town patrons, the club has arranged to stage Leonard and Brown at 9 o'clock and put on the Lahn-Fitzsimmons bout to close the show. Young Mulligan of New Haven and Battling Green of Hartford will open the show with a m-r?under. Fearless Five Wins. The newly organized bowling feam namely the Fearless Five, defeated the Grinding Room Five of Marlin-Rock- well Arms Co. Wednesday night at the Aetna alleys by taking the three straight games. This new, but strons, team would like to hear from the Y M. H. A. or the A. C. Swan Co. teams in the near future. Send all challenges to John McCarthy, 60 Broadway. The score: Fearless Five. Barry . 73 99 Nevans B McKelvey Boiton ... McCarthy 268 - 308 91 94 78 438 SPECIAL MATCH. _A. C. Swan Bowling Team. R. Mellor . .. 88 Arnold Henault ‘Washburn Gillman Alexander E————— Industrials and thé Entire War List Advanced in Price. MARKET WAS IRREGULAR. ' New -York,: Dee. importance to the pres address, to congress yesterday even more potent market stimu- as the report submitted. to today by the inters merce commission upon the future of this country. It is yet too early to forecast to an approXimate fect of the commerc recommendation, but the course of the stock market following the public: tion of the report left no doubt of immediate significance. Rails were little more than irreguiar ion, Paal from 5.—Second only dent’s sUrring body even with a new low record for St. preferred at 68. The ' advices . Washington that reached Wall strect ! were rather conflicting, but the first intimation of the proposed suspension of the Sherman law resulted in a rc- bound in which prices were carried two to almost five points above lowest levels. Industrials and the entire war list, as well as shippings, coppers and spe- cialties, shared in the advance, U. Steel, for example, rallying from low of 86 3-4 to 89 7-8, with corr sponding gains elscwhere. Decida ruled at the very active close, total sales aggregating 8%0,00C shares. The news from Washington was especially timely by reason of —addi tional unfavorable statements of rail- way earnings. Money rates were rela- tively easy, but time funds were in smaller supply. Bonds were heavy for a timé, but strengthened with the stock list. Lib- erty 4s ruled at 97.30 to 97.62 and the 3 1-2s at 98.50 and 98.72. Total sales, par_value, amounted to $5,150,000. U. S. bonds, old issues, wer e un- changed on call, coupon 4s losing 5-8 on sales. STOcKs High. Low. Close. Chalmers T AR Boet Sugar 3 Beet C pr 85 o Sales. 1500 Allis 100 Am. 100 Am 5600 Am sEssddEaiin e Y paagee kst s ssesizeissilaatas o i !E 3 ggeggnoe 2000 Det 0 1 100 & TFudson & Myers pr Lovse W 16500 o 00 00 35 305 o BN 1% 1% it 4 Ld iiii:?uim 1 g ‘:-;'3'335? { Company, Ithe fine weather Ableman Budnick Thompson Murphy . Hagbers 3 Murphy 146 451 Team No. 1. Petrone 112 Applebee McKenzie McKelvey Hickey McCarthy Camp Defeats Michigan Aggies. tast Lansing, h, Dec. 5.—Supe- rior weight and greate~ skill in the use of the forward pass e led the foot- ball eleven from Camyr MacArthur, Texas, fo defeat the Michigan Ag- gies team, 20 to. 0, here this afternoon. The work of McGrezo: haifback on the soldizrs’ team f red, he being responsible for most of the team's ins and scores. Strangler Lewis Throws Bohemian. New York, Dec. In the interna- tional catch -catch ean wrestling tournament here tonigh:, Ed_(“Strang- ler”) Lewis. of Lexingion, Ky, threw Charles Tospishill of Pohemia, in 18 minutes. cne second, with a crotch and arm hold. Gus Schoenlein e ‘Baltimqre, threw Tommy Drack, Holland, in 42 minutes, 30 seconds, with a crotch and neck lock. HOW NORWICT BOYS FARED AT TERRY Thanksgiving a Day Long to Be Re- membered by 34th Company.’ (Special to The Bulletin.) . Headquarters of the Thir L. 1. S., Fort Ter] Dec. 5. —Thanksgiving was a bif for the boys on the island. Besides and a number of itors a bountiful dinner was pro- ed and included turkey and all of the fixings. Every man in the com- pany went away from the tables With a satisfied expression after -the meal which was partaken of by many of the visitors. Before the men sat doww to the tables Captain W. G. Tarbox read the president’s proclamation and then offered prayer. The menu, which was made up in an appropriate man- | ner, was as follows: Oranges a la_Goldie Tonsomme a la Terry Let the band play loud music Poquetanuck Turkey a la Tarbox Mashed Potatoes Mashed Turnips Explosive D Cranberry Sauce a la King Skirmish T.me Shirapnel . Punk Fie a la Nichols Pie Mixed Nuts Hydrolene Oil Tent Pegs la Ayery During the past month a number of men from the various companies on the island have taken examinations for first and second class zunners. The returns from those examinations were given out during the past woek and this company fared better than any other company on the post in having men get through. Thirty-three mem- bers of the company were made gun- ners this number includes fifteen who were made first class gunners. The company now has forty guuners which s a, fine showing. P The company now has' sixteen’first class privates, two more having ‘been made since the last muster roll. The two men that have been muade recent- are Willlam Doiahue and Homer Wilbur. At present all of the men are look- ing forward to the time when they will receive orders to depart from the iskind. It is already known that part of the company will leave as“part of the 56th artillery regiment and it will be in either Company B or D. This much was made known to the men Monday morning and since that time | everyone has been on the anxious seat to learn whether thiey. are to be among those - picked for the foreisn service' or among those to spend the winter cn the isiand. The regiment will be. mounted on motor trucks with big. guns and this is just the branch of the service the men have been looking for. For the past week the men have been forced toleave-their telephone num- ber and their address before they could leave the post.. This coupled with the orders received by the offi- cers Monday morning would make it seem as if the company. was to leave in the near future. The drills for the various, companies on the island have been made harder since it was learn- ed that the men . would leave for TFrance in the near future. During the Jong eveninzs the men rnake the most of the new V. M. C. A. building that has been erected on post. Many fine entertainmenta have been provided for the men. Monday evening David Lockrow of Boston - Never Put & Croupy ~Child to Bed WhL- out Giving Mothers know it ‘croup ‘because it cuts the thick chok- Ordinary Common Sense— Sensible Thrift—and Maxwell Motor Cars Common sense says to you, “Buy a Maxwell Car and use it.” ‘The American people are going forward—not backward. That is the purpose of the great war in which we are now engaged. over the country—and sensible thrift. AN B X000 NN S SN delivery congestion—is one of the saving, money-saving devices. B N D NS S NN The success of the Nation depends on healthy business activity Healthy business depends on the utilization of every possible lzbor-saving, time-saving, money-saving device known. The light-weight, economical Mzzwell—in passenger service— taking you where you have to go on business, helping you relieve greatest known labor-saving, time- S I 3 M NN WIS B 30 G 5 WP SO W S0\ T Touring Car $745; Reoadsser $745; Cope $1095 Berline $1095; Sedan $1095. F. O. B. Dutrvit THE FRISBIE-McCORMICK CO. Phone 212 52 Shetucket St., Norwich, Ct. Haven, Wilson H. ven, Roberi W. Clifford. I. Stoddard Julins C. Stremlau of Meriden, lLow Pierrcpont of Ridgefield Walter Goodwin of Hartford. the meeting and luncheon. Mi tella _Sprague, rector for ‘presént. * After the luncheon which uled for 12.30, Chairman FOOD AUTHORITIES WILL fee of West JOIN FORCES TODAY Plans for Next Year's Production to be Discussed. ot gave an:interesting talk, the post band Plaryed, -ayd »there ' Wers moving. Dic- tures' of the7BFitish forces in Franoce. These: entertainments are well appre- ciated by the men who have little to Lreak the monotony of army life. The “discharge of Lieutenant Wal- ter Simpson from the company pa) pll made a vacancy which was filled by Levi-Gows -of Willimantic. -~ The cempany isinow fnll, having 109 men or the roll and they will, no doubt, give a good account of themselves il should be ‘calied across the w Tiome Feonomics ed w: man calendar. of outlined by tary, George H. and by Professor of torrs. for mext : twice productive home gardens 1915.” The executive . board of Connecticut_Vegetable Growers -iation has heen Invited tell in what ways, if an zardeners are apt to con agsociated vegetable ests. iloll Alva True 2 The committee's Federal and state autho join forces this (Thurs noon on. the guestion of Connecticut’'s food production and conservation. Naturally most of the recent work of both. the United States }ood Admin- istration in Connecticut and also of the Connecticut Compnittee of Food Supp! s been difgcted toward con- the zrowers' crry oF serving food. At this afternoon’s meeting of. the food supply committee. at the Hart- ford club, important plans will be dis- | ;. cussed concerning nex: year's produc-| ( tion and supply of food. Robert Sco- | ¢ ville, the federal food administrator for Comnecticut, who is a member of | the committee, will attend and Geo. M. Landers, chairman of the com- mittee, . expects a fuil attendance be- cause 'the meeting is one of the most important in many months. Othor members of the committer are Josenh W. Alsop of Avon, I'resident Charles L. Beach of the Connecticut Agricul- tural college, William C. Clienéy of Manchester, Charles 7. Datis of Mid- dletown, Jokn P. Elton of: Waterbury, E. H. Jenkins of the Connecticut Az- ricultural Experiment Station at New STATE OF OHIO, Tucas Count. nk J. Chene bartner of the v & Co. doing business y of Toledo. County and said. and that said firw m’ of ONE HUNDRED #uch and every case of cannot be curad by the Catarrh Medizine. | FRANK J. CHB! Sworn to before me and_ subs in“my presence. this 6th day of cemmher A D. 1586, (Seall) n Wi rn use of Ty B 1e is taken through the blood faces of Hall’s Catari ternally’ andvac the mucous Scnd_for testimonials, fre. F. J. CHENEY & C Sold_by all arugeists s Toledo, Saturday Evenings from 6.30 to 8 . tor Deposits THE CHELSEA SAVINGS BANK .. FRANKLIN SQUARE | -~ Don't You Want Good Teeth? BN R R RGO SPRIOTLY SANFFARY QFFICR - 137 STERILIZED INSTRUNINYS . GLEAN LINEM o = ABEPTIO. BRINKING SUPS . LOWEST PRICES GONSISTENT WITH BEST WoRK .h!!"lfim -»fl‘.:w call for euaminetion awd estmate uu. _BR. £. & JAGKSEN A R, 8. ) SeYLE CURENTISTS TiABuccessars j9 the Kme taweran R, s Ha- Perkins of Norwich, Woodbridy>, Seth and At M. Es ai- ~Confrectieur; will [also “be is sched- Landers will take up the first matters on a_crowd- Senator C. C. Hemen- ¢ of Hartford will report as chair- the sub-committee on Home Gardens and. this subjact will also be the sub-committee secre- ter of Hartford, Stevens slogan “Tivice as many and in the sso. - and s home ct with- the inter- TOLEDO, makes oath that he firm of F. J. the te afore- pay the DOLLAKS to tha Half's svstem. o. Hall's Family - Pills for constipation. | copy LEGAL NOTICES. AT A COURT OF PROBATE HmLD at wich, within and for the District of Norwich, on the 5th dey of Decem- ber. A. D. 181 Present—NBLSON J. AYLING, Julge _Estate of Joseph ate- o Voluntown in sald Distriot, deceas The Administrgtar afpesred i Court and'fled a written application alexing that sald estate is now .in ssttlement in said Court, and praving for an ordsr fo sell certain real estate Lelonging sald estate. fully described im «aid ap- plication Whereupon, it is Ordered That said application be ‘heard and deiermined the bate Court Room in t Norwich. in said District, on day ‘of December, A. D. 1817, o'clock int the forénoon, and ti of the pendency of said applieat amd of said bearing thereon, be given by the publication af this order once in some newspaper having a circuds- tion in said District at least three dave prior to the date of said hearing. and that return be made to_the court, NBLSON J. AYLING, Judse. The ibave ‘and foregoing is a true copy of record. HBLDN M. DRESCHER the ou the 5th 1917 NELSON J Estate of day of Decem- AYLING, Judge. ; Tyler, late of Griswold_in ict, deceased The Administra . t. a. of the es- tate of said deceased appeared in Oourt and "filed a petition praying, for the reasons therein set forih, that he be authorized as such Adminisirator to compromise, compound and settle the claim and appeal now pending in the Superior Court for New London County of -Frances L. Whipple and Cyrus W Fletcher aga L d_ estate, in ac- ordance with the terms set forth in 2aid petition as on file more fully ap- pears. ‘Whereupon. it is' Ordered, That said petition - be heard and ‘determined at the Probate Court Room in the City_of District, on the 18th A. D, 1917, at 10 o'- and that notice aid petition, apd r on, be given by the publication of th order one time in- some newspaper having o cirenla- tion In said District at least ten days prior to the date of said hea g, and that return be made to thi NELSON J.. AYLING, Judge. The above and foregoing is a true of record, . HEL] the pendency of said he: Altest des TAT A COURT OF PROBATE orwich, witiiin and for the T i the 5th _day of T AYLING Tyler Griswold in said Distriet. 4 The Administrator exi ninistration account with he Court for allowance ire Ordered, That the 18th mber A’ D. 1917,_at 10 o'clock forenoon. at the Probate Court)Room s tie sf Norwich, in said Distric be. and -tiie same. is. appointed for hearing the .same, and the sald Admin- istrator is directed to give notice there- of by ‘publishing this order -once In someé ne per having a circulation in said District, at Jeast ten days prior to the date.of said Nearing. and make return to the Court . NELSON J. AYLING The ‘above and foregoing copy of veeurd, 3 Attest: HEUEN.M. DRESCHBR Clerk QURT OF PROBATE HELD within and for the Distrl on the. 4th day of Decem- 617 AYTING., Judge Eatate of Cart Krauce, Tate of Bras- sald .District, deceased ina Krause of Preston, Conn n Court and filed a petition for- the sons theretn sef that administration be gganted upon the estate of sa'd deceased al- Jagad to he Intestate. * ‘Whereupon. it is Ordered, That sald {\'ullfln be heard and determined_at e Probate Conrt Room in the ity of Norwieh, in sald District. on tk 1fth Aay . of December A, D. 1917, at 3 ‘w'elodl i, the.Afternoon. and that no- iles of ths pandency of sald petition. snd nf Sall heafing .thereon. ‘be ziven by tie -pubiieation of this order one S s oW ebagar huving a oir- tian in Jd District at least three GAYE BRior to the date of sald henring and ghat ratirn he made t~ Thit Court SON J. AYLING. Jud M. DRESCHER. Clerk RELD Tudge late o estate it is’ there- Judge isa true praving; ‘foreh, e and forsgoing 1s trus 'u‘é : H DRBICHBER, Ored, BLEN M, Clark.