Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 13, 1917, Page 3

NORWICH BULLETIN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1917 - INSURANCE PRGNS 1) b fad A SR N INSURANCE FOR EVERYTHING INSURABLE 4. L. LATHROP & SONS hetucket Street Nerwich, Conn. { ; ? e e i - Crm ' |N§gnAN|:E Dou you carry ENOUGH INSUR- ANCE—and is the Insurance ALL in first-class companies? If the dispar- ity is unreasonable between insurance value see us NOW. Prompt service, A-1 companies. ISAAC S. JONES ‘tnsurance and Real Estats Agent Richards’ Building 51 Main 8t ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW Brown & Perkins, [fimeys-a-law Over Uncas Nat. Bank, Shetucket St. Entrunte stairway near to Thames National Bank. Telephone 38-3 ZBYSZKO THROWS CHRISTENSEN IN WRESTLING BOUT International Tournament—Rogers and Dr. Roller Also Winners. New York, Dec. 12.—Wiladek Zbysz- ko, of Poland, defeated Harry Christ- ensen of Denmark in 27 minutes and 25, nds with an arm scissors and wrist Jock, in the intemational catch as ecatch can wrestling tournament threw Pierre Le Eelge of Belgium in 11 min- utes and 2= seconds witn a leg and in- sige arm hold. Dr. Benjamin F. Rol- ler of Seatile defeated John Heracle of - Wilmington, Del, with a headlock in 14 minutes and 5 seconds. v Kramer Defeats Spencer. New York, Dec. 12—Frank Kramer of Newark, N. J, defeated Arthur Spencer of Canada, national bicycling champion, in a mile event ar Madi- son Square Garden here tonight, in iwo minutes, 56 3-5 seconds. Spencer, who won the title from Kramer last summer after the latter Pad held it sixteen vears, defeated Al Goullet, of Austrulia, winner of the six day race last weak, in the quali- Iying heat. ana Kramer cefeated Francisco Verri of Italy. Pratt May Go to o New York. Chicago, Dec. 12.—There is a possi- bility that Del Pratt, second basemgn with the St. Louis Americans, may % LEONARD HAS SHADE ON CLINE Irish Patsy Stays Six Rounds With the Champion—Each Man Fought to the Best of His Ability—Leonard Show- ed More Ring Generalship Than Cline. ¥ Philadelphia, Dec. 12.—Benny Leon- ard, the lightweight champion, had a little the better of the six round bout with Irish Patsy Cline of New York, here tonight. The fighting was hard and fast and Cline made the cham- pion box at top speed in every round. Leonard weighed 134 1-4 pounds and Cline 134 1-2. Each man landed hard jolts and fought so hard in' the exchanges as to repeatedly bring the spectators to their feet. Teonard showed more ring generalship and deftly side- stepped or ducked Clinc’s terrific rush- Patsy drew first blood in the open- ing round when he. landed sharply on ftha most o frequently put his left te Cline's face. The second round was the fastegt of the six. ~Cline repeatedly led and re- ceived a_cut over the eye for his trouble. - In a hard exchange both men landed heavily with rights and lefts, Cline hitting low. The last three rounds were not so fast as the first three. Clne con- stantly bored in and Leonard almost always met his rushes with left hand- ed joits. The champlom’s boxing ability began to tell and he landed more frequently than Cline, though the latter got in some stinging blows. Palace Bowling League. Team No. 2. 83 68 120 . 91 124 91— 295 75— 208 92— 267 *120— 365 503 1452 Angelo Toveil J. Murphy, Mott Hagbers Ll108 .. 84 i 463 486 Team No. 6. (128 103 . 86 82 93 99 339 264 281 266 265 TJones Maynard Connell Mikalari Kendall 468 1415 Team No. 3. 84 101 . 89 92 .91 104 90 96 281 280 287 291 Netson Smith Connelly Leopold 92— 307 1446 meseeea I10 105 161 488 Team No. 7. Callahan w.—-...128 100 Ramsie —-.-100 98 Murphy .17 92 Bogue . .83 87 Patterson 108 101 b 52 418 526 SPECIAL MATCH. Tufts Five of Leonard Wi (‘|l'1'1'l\"h m 494 90— 318 87— 285 93— 292 76— 246 84— 293 430 1434 imantic. 109 101 102 106 330 288 504 300 346 492 559 1568 Actna of Norwich. Johnson . 113 89 Follenius 99 Malesky 91~ Carroll 123 Bibeault 107 113— 315 103— 301 89— 277 148— 367 117— 329 509 0 1589 FULTON TO FORCE WILLARD TO FIGHT is Anxious to Get Willard to Defend Title. Mike Collins is determined to get Jess Willard to defend his title with his protege, Fred Fulton. November 15 the Minneapolis Boxing elub offered ‘Willard $30,000 to box Tulton ten rounds. Since -that time the Capitol City A. C. club of St. Paul offered Jess $45,000, and a club represented by J. W. Randolph, of Deming, N. M., pusted 310,000 and offerea Jess $50.007 to box Fulton twenty rounds to a de- cision any time in three months. “On_November 20 I posted $10,000 with T. S. Andrews, of Milwaukee, to Collins go as a forfeit and to prove Fulton's | faith in a match with Wiliard. 2 alsc agreed to post am additional $5,- 000 more as forfeit and side bet the same day Willard signs articles, if he ever does,” writes Collins. “Willard has been duly notified " of MARKET WAS DEPRESSED Due to Discouraging Foreign and Do- mestic Developments. further New York, Dec. 12.—The Blectric Storage Batbery Ede .. Ede 1t Fed. M & Sm Gasion W & W General Eleciric eral Motor Ore cits all the proceedings and our intentions. 1 aiso notified Jess at that time and, now, together with all the aifferent | sport writers throughout’the country, that on December 20, if he does not accept a_match, I will claim Willard’s title, and from the 20th of December on will bil] Fulton as heavyweight champion of the world. | “Also, Fulton will defend that title | against all comers. He will box ev- ery night and the boxing promoter can pick the opponent. Willatd has proved beyond any doubt that he is holding the heavyweight title for com- mercia] purposes_only. He owns a cir- cus and’ is“@sing the title to increase his attendance. It is a well known fact that since boxing was first or- sanized ‘it has been a standing rule, the custom of a hundred years in box ing, that a champion must defend his titie at least once every six months or forfeit the same. Willard has had one fight since he won the title in the past three years, and that was a ten- round no-decision affair.” YALE OARSMEN FIGHTING AT THE FRONT Seven Are Statibned at Various P of the World. Of the nine members of the two Yale crews that rowed -Yale's only race against the University of Penn- sylvania last April, and who were ! members of the class of 1917, two arc already in France and seven are di tributed in military services as fol lows: Iield artillery officers, including two captains, United States o aviation corps, The full oirsmen who were given their “Y' rowing against the Quakers i lows William Adams, Jr. usreported: captain, te ) Samuel W. Atkins, Three Hundred and Second Field Artillery, Camp Devens; Herbert W. Coleman, noreported: - Lawrence A. Fox, second lieutenant, Nineteenth Field Artillery, Fort Sam Houston, Texas: Wesley C. Gamble, first lieutenant, Three Hun- dred amd Seventh Tield Artiller Camp Dix, Oliver Green, first gunner’s mate, Thomas H. Lasher, quarter- navy in France: Cord | Mever, captain of crew iast spring, second lieutenant aviation section, of signal corps, new in France: Knight Woolley, captain, Battery D. Three 74 Eighth Fieid Artillery, NATIONAL LEAGUE MEETING. 'Wednosdnv’s Session Was Uneventful and Routine Business Qccupied the Time. New York. Dec. the excitoment atfendin: Leaznc meeting here sterday, hen the re-election of President Tener on his own terms gnd the sale of Philadsiph star battery, Alex- ander and Killifer, to Chicago were the main features, todgv's session of {the magnates was without incident. Most of the business which occupied ithe club owners up to adjournmeht at a late hour tenight was of a routine order. The schedule and of the p 12 —’ompared with the Nation- season’s ving ble redaction informally length ofnext the .chambier: BELL-ANS Absolutely Removes Indigestion. Druggists refund money if it fails. 25¢ American ammunition maker recos- nized the seriousness of the trapshooi- er many vears agn, and keemly atert to their criticisms, suggestions, and iusistent demands have developed per- fectly modeleq arms and a rems ble efficiency in barrel horing and - the ammunition ulated them by pro- balaneed loz n at the traps to- 3 the twelve gange weighin: about 7 1-3 pounds. a useful Wwenpor that has served.the present zeneration satisfactorily just as the ten zange gun served ‘the gemeration before but how long. the 12 gange wiil s _position is an open que: the. twenty cauge sun h upon the trapshooting hori- makers hav = perfectiy tandard tion, appeared zom. SPORTING NOTES Fielder Jones Browns announc on of the St the job next vear. Pitcher Herry Thomipson, draited by Washington from the Toronto club. {was also”dratted by Uncle Sam and | was recentiy accepted for the national army. “Garry Herrmdnn probatly weil, but he should not John K. Tener tional leasue. rget that Miller Huggins is quoted ac sa that he will establish a resuia ing train- Louis | i ) s thai he will remuiny means | is president of the Na- | i 4 ing table for the Yankees, because ball] pimyers as a rule eat too much. Steve O'Neill, catcher, is runming a rivet machine in the Keyser Valley of the Lackawanna ter. The major league men this eek may vote to curtail the spring training season. Some of them believe that three weeks 1n the south snould be erough. President Phil Ball of the Browns has been serious'y St.. il Louis and may be represented at the American | {A New Industry. for Norwich| league meeting by Business Manager Robert Quinn. The Cardinals hande dover players and ‘cash represeniing an outlay of $15,000 to the Milwankes club for Piicher Goodwin last September. Now Govdwin' has eniisced. The contracts of Jake Duubert and Jack Coombs with the Brooklyn club will expire in October, 191R. Daubert sizned a five-year contract in ‘1917 at an.annual salary of $9,0%0. - “John McGraw's plan to trair vounz players who have learned the rudi- aznts of the same in scMools, colleses The Dime Savings Bank Will Be Open Saturday Afternoons, 2 to 4, during the Holidays Dec.15,22,29,andJan.5 Automobile Winter Accessories WHIZZ STOP FREEZE Does Not Evaporate WHIZZ POLISHING WAX For Autos or Fumiture FORD RADIATOR or RADIATOR and HOOD COVERINGS Waterproof, Felt-lined for Old or New Style Ford Hoods REVERE TIRES A LINE OF REFLECTING MIRRORS LEGALITE LENSES Do not diminish but deflect light downwnrd THE HOUSEHOLD Bulletin Buifli'ng, TELEPHO! . 74 Franklin Street NE 531-4 LEGAL NOTICES. A e Leen Connec is being: formed, and has under the laws of fety Ven. mpany lating % and 7 Chapman’ Building. €3 Broadway, this will manufacture improved ‘ventilat- $h_looks for restisnces and pub- e als adjusiable locks for railroad coach, street cars and adjust- able ticKet or stamp windows, together with other articles which have been on the market in the hardware trade for many years, beipg the product of anofher “manufacturer ‘which the - corporators of this eompany -Huosht it icash which shows both tarns. BECAUSE. You have wished all your life Tor an opportunity just like This; 2 place where you could put a few hur dred dollars and through it make big returns as such things have done ic other people ahead of you, who ha had the foresight to grasp an OpDE 3 when it came to them 't forge: that this company hav a patenied monorcly to such an exten that they can control the prices, hav- ing practically mo competing manutac- turers, with an unMmited demand for the goods en account of their great merit which e been endorsed as the best in the United States BECAUSE. The inventor himsel, with a realization 0f the patented mo nopoly and the immense dividends which each share of this security wil un@oubtedly “briog, refused to accent or seil out, preferring big and quick re- out. The new class of hardwarye be ‘made of pressed steei and bromze metal, and on aceount of their great| merxit’ will supersede goods ~ of L merit which were ususily made of east stock, so it is worth amy sacrifice to grasp tnis oppor: make yourselt The % traded to New York before the end |crumbling of values in the stock mar- of the week. Colonel Ruppert of the | ket today was again traceable to ob- TYankees said tonight that he was pre- | vious causes, foreign and domestic pared to offer cash or players for him. | developments intensifying the general 2nd open lots is worth considering,” says President W, F. Baker of the Burns Wins Over Russell. over Johnny Russell of Newark in a bout of ten rounds here ton:ght. Burns tobk the lead at the start and main- tained it to the finish. Johnny Tillman put up a zame fisht in his bout with Jack Britton in Bos- ton recently, but the New Yorker was 2 bit too clever for the Minnesota DFeach 35" Jn5* PLUMBING AND GASFITTING ments but Always EFFICIENT and ECONOMICAL~— MODEL RANGES We furnish Repairs for all makes of Ranges A. J. Wholey & Co. 12 FERRY STREET T. F. BURNS Heating and Plumbing 92 Franklin Street IRON CASTINGS FUENISHED PROMPTLY BY feeling of discouragement. Cumulative evidence that the gov- ernment purposes taking over the r: nditions not previously and a news ticker- dis- patch from Washington quoting an eminent military authority as saying that all private munition plants should be placed under direct federal control contributed measurably to the wide- spread reversal. Rails, including many of the issues, for years classed among those yielding substantial dividend returns. fell two to four points. In some instances to- day’s minimums estabiished new records for a decade and even a gen- eration. U. 8. Steel's uninterrupted decline of 3 5-8 to 81 3-4 represented a new low for this vear and an extreme reversal of 55 points fro mits maximum of the mid-year. Practically every grade of stock in the industrial. shipping and allied d visions succumbed to_the pressure di- rected against the leaders, showing recessions of two to five points. Ope- rations embraced a wide area the movement bringing out many dormant issues. Sales amounted to 780,000 shares. . Foreign flotations again featured the weals bond market, Anglo-French 5's and Paris 6's as well as French munic; pals, recording greater depreciation with the Russian 5 1-2's on the “curb.” Liberty 4’s ranged from 97.26 to 97.46 and the 3 1-2's from 93.48 to 98.56. To- tal sales, par value, aggregated $5 260,000. Old U. S-bonds were unchanged on STOCTKS. THE VAUGHN FOUNDRY €O & ¢ /Nos. 11 to 25 Ferry Street ROBERT J. COCHRANE iGAS FITTING, PLUMBING, STEAM FITTING Washington 8q., Washington Building Norwich, Conn. Agent for N. B. O. Sheet Packing Phone 581 MODERN PLUMBING as essential in modern houses a: Mrw is to lighting. We guaran- tse the very best PLUMBING WORK by expert workmen at the fairest F TOMPKINS. ) Prifa i TP i]’i S ! s e § 55858 B ?ghl it | Miavate om | Conn Interboro € pf Ax_Comp o Nickel Inteman’t Péper sta Kenmecar: Lack Stecl Leo dTtre Lebigh Vallev Liggett & Mscrs cop Potroieunt Oopper Mesican fia [ sy 2% 13% 2% =it= ,’gi:" £ There Is a Place for Tranlhcohng That No Other Sport Can Fill. By Dr. W. A. Bruette. The American trapshot -is a man in deadly earnest; for .the last-twen- s-five years he has been spreading his propaganda so widely that irap- shooting promises to become a ‘na ticnal pastime, ~and ru-seelng men ‘to have studied the sport in its re- nship to and influence upon our ional Jife and the pecuiiarities cur character say “hasten the da: ' | for there is.» use and a place for trap- shooting that no other sport can fill. | We have said that the trapshot was a man in earnest: more than earnest- ness—real, sincere, play out the string earnestness—is an -American charac- teristic. The successful American as a rule .11 Intolerant of the idea of conserving lhe slightest’ portion of nervous ener- that could be used in any way to fielp spell that"which: passes, for and is_termed success. We are not going deeply into thel subject of nerves—so many have them that it is unneccssary to do so. We all know that, lonz continued concen- tration upon one lire of thousht oft- en results in a complete nervous ex- haustion that sleep .or rest but par- tially restores, and for which the only surcease is to direct the mind through action into another chamnel of thought. Installs - New ~Life. There is ‘no sport in the world that demands such’ tremendous concentra- tion as trapshooting, and that is the very reason that trapshooting affords minds exhausted by concentration along other lines such. complete re+ lief. There is something aboiit the pop- ping shells, the pulverized targets, the rythmatic squad work, and the cheer- ful earnestness of the devoteees that holds a man long eneugh to move his train of thoughts from one set of ‘ex- Lausted brain cells into a- new and untéuched field; his subconscious mind becomes more alert, his nervous gan- glia stimulate each other, the worn, exhausted conscious mind _is allowed to rest and a quiet restful eveping and. dreamleéss sleep follow ‘an hoi: or two at the traps after a high- pres- sure day. Golf and .a_dozen otlier sports are all right in their way, exalt them -as you will, but there 15 always timé be- tween strokes for the mind to drift back to business caves. Even in rifle shooting you can. hesi- tate, you can ‘shift your-aim, change position, or even let -down your wea- pon; but the at the traps has got to. do- busifiessand do it’ fast, for the next instant a brown saucer, tray- eling like the proverbial. blue streak ips -out of the trap house, and in aadm«m to its- visualization a dozen ly important cuestienis relating to -peod height, distance, angle, wind- age, etc, have got to be settled, a gun - pointed, #nd a trigger pressed, iy | Concentratlon is the only answer, con- rectly solved the resuit i. so absolute- 1y- conclusive, so_impressively. express- |° ed in the - e&mflau lon of the e e n_up- per case charactsrs Success. Doctors Like the Sport. " |. A complete n of one field - | nervous Ofim deu'xdmm| Mn“mh.flnmn Feently “The athletic colony at.Camp Upton will be-augmented by another prom- inont member when Willlam Plant, of the. Long Island Athietic club, leaves for the Long Island training camp, this afternoon. It is understood that Branch Rickey will. be able to make - definite - an nouncement this weefs as to the iden- tity. of the new manager of the Cardi- nais. Jack MHendricks continued.to | lead all other candidates for the. po- sition. « _Now that. Stuffy McInniss has en- listed. all four mempers of the famons £100,000 infield nave parted- company with Manager Connie Mack. Meclnnis is the second of the famous quartette to enlist, following Jack Barry into the service. It is_claimed that Fddie Roush the voungest batting champion the National Jeague ever owned. <he Reds’ star being 24 vears old, Ty -Cobl was a “few months shy of being the first vear he led the American is league batsmen. William Plant, the areat walking champion, left for. Camp U, pton Mon- day. He was rejected by the ragi- mental doctors, but the draft physi- cians found no’ fault with the atilete and he was passed. Plant won the seven-mile hatiobal title race;, making the best American time. Joe Higgins, the former Holy Cross college runner and holder of thie half- mile indoor nati champlonship ti- tle, who was commissioned iisuten-, recently at Plattsburgh, it berame krown. today, has been ordsred to re- port at Was hlngrnn for ignment on December Higgins is hopeful of szining a berth. in the aviation sey- _Joc #Loomis, national sprinting champion ‘and record hoider, wiho re- returned irom France, has en- listed in the. Three Hundred and Thirty<third Tield. artillery, at Camp Grant, at Rockford, TIL: according to word which reached his friends in this - today Loomis drove an ambu~ ice for six months in the Verdun rogion. He declared that the Ameri- €3 soldiers in France are keep for athletics. L Ladies’” Who Wish a Toilet Cream that will keep their complexion in alt. most perfect condition are- invited to try the kind we are offering toduy which contains enough peroxide in it to make it the Ideal Cream. - Dunn’s Pl\armacy 50 MAIN STREET LEGAL NOTICE~ N THE DISTRICT COURT OIP THE | cient for werking capis 1IN ‘United States for -the District of Con- necticut. . In the matter of Nedle & Silverma: Bankrupt. In Bankruptoy. No. 413 To the creditors of the above n; Colcnester, In tire ty of New Lo London, a Bankrupt: - Notice s hereby- given that on the 10th day of December, S ‘I'l" the above Hamed was duly feated 2 bankrupt; ai “td that Ille first - meei of their credi undersigned, at his sorvn in’ said Bankrupts, ot ot ffice, 25 Broadway, strict, on .che 24th T, A, D.~1917, . at 18 e forencon, at viuerr time. said rove | f estate and d’llDflI‘\ mmghur.or private sade. es- bankrupts. .:nc ‘transact such the banki ‘other - busin, S A Dl‘flwl com- 3ore Al meeting. ,- o | iz i Isttict aforesaid, :1,1 0 bechme a stockholder ‘ors will be held before the | in the 1ock business based on whai his o builders hardwace >f ihe rew company are endorséd by the Jeading arohitects. contractors and buifders ot o e far suporior to any hing upon- the +. - What the new- compaus’s gosds u very attractive manufactaring propositioi is; tock manufacturers of Conneziicat bave all the doov locks while thi firm Bave all the sasi locks, rite ol fashioned devices proving 1ot \inz mo n might latches ihese new devices are perfect which are seif-locking and ventilatine. ‘vanpot bed operated from the outside. Dut can only be operated from the _inside, beinz made of cold rolled steel be broken or operated by int > Just to’ illustrate the { volume of hu Ahould have a manufacturers. or six deors on_you this new company wil or ffty windows. on dence, so this . shoutl tractive manufacturine alone for tlhe reason :r for the ‘further re: company hate prac anulacturers, -havin patented monopoly against ment by other compantes. From prodf shown by ihe of this new company apparent ¢ there will-be great profits in the mar- nfacture and sale of<the pridurt of the new firm, as ic appears - from these proofs that there is a nunired pas ecein. profit in the business. tor the mann- i six per cent. the sufficien’ infrin.=- organize as pear that al) people secking inv should in gate this proposition be- Fo inve. ? Qlfie‘ here an-l pany think it advisable 1o People a chance to maks hiz a2 local enterprise, wiriclh *\KS dve surance of growing o gr than _any other lock ‘fa necticut, The new Lcompany. or a3 of. - desire ‘to acyuiv> rh E ang co-operation of a Mewited n nber of prominent citizens im Norwich whos infinence. good-will and combined e fortg iil tend to make the stock the company . very valn 0 solicit the cv) operation men dnd merchants e emrbet mutual b thevelore, stating a few rea Why thix co-6peration whomii he BBCAUSE. What. other su i1 lgoal mannfacturers Luve dome and ar ‘dping we shoald @0, and. mor wo have goods of much than aqy’ other foc . and_ the stockhelders 1dck manufacturers have waie : enormans Drofit It -Convinces yond a/dbubt as.to the protiabl e line of manufacture. BECAUSE. - The price of fharo: A Bavanced and. son 3 more - for them “rator. perm 0 byy oW 54 X149 per par. ané. all stoek is common and has” voting power, ca ana is af entitled to . “BRC The officera and direct are practical men in hoth tia in: facturing ané selling lines, naving h d many vearsexperience, in but i BECAUSE. The compaiy wints ev ery stockholder, no matter liiw bia investment. to Teeiiz: hat part owner of this comban fled to the same consiteraion as (b who. invest larger sums. BECAUSE. Other’lock companies are capMalized at. a. fmillion dollars wnl more, whils this com talized at $200,060. Bear in mind toat the said‘3200,600 i3 only an'autiorized capftal stock and that the compsiy only intends to sell.an un? suif- i1 and’no more. Bear in mind_also illion dellar: propositi e gotual valhe of this st but 1= now seiling so_every’ ssun1’ bn avail himeelf of the pany while the stook Iy Tow pri £ $10- per- -h "BECAUSE, . Shrewd ‘men wiio_have closely sibilities "of -large . investors at Studied.the pos- ividends accurmg been accomplished to -date, in Connecs ‘tiont, are now taking advanlage of the al unity o get in on the original capitalization of this' company as ers have done in other tompinies efore the stock had increased in price. BCAUSE. , This means just one to.vou! a real opportunity _to r'l»' Y putting.in a few do hin'a short time vou'l neoh—xng handsome dividends n-t e ommpany belleve. they can start “jiae mmle nf locks in thise months and Tr the sae gl s nfm Tour - ’z':’.’o-ma. z Hvery man is born wit privilege of doin, day : . Rockefeller was n grocer's clerk, Mr. Carnegle an office bayy, Mar- shall Fleid a dry goods clerk, (eor M. Pullman a movers heiper, Jamee J ! a farmhand, and Henry L'ord « hinist. But they, and thousami others, reakized that it would be a necessity -either to work for someons else and thereby Hve a life of wage siavery, or associate their savings wit others in an, organized business in- stead of working for the dollar, the men made the dollar work for the “One good investment Is worth a life- time of labor,” and the time to inve in a company is when its future is b fare it, not behind it. Here lies tv ine The information contalned in the following quotatlons from others are not guaranteed. but they came from u . er reliable: ‘A1l seif made men began as sma! awab, U, S. Steel Mag- ) Thie foundation of wealth is the first 100, well invested” (J." P. Morgan orld’'s greatest financier.) ‘Rive thousand Americans are worth two million doilars each because th invested their earnings in new things (Westinghouse.) Thirty, years ago . Bell stock peadied out among sold with difficulties at $1 per shate Look at what it has returned to_ its shareholders. We understand tiat $100 invested in Bell: telephone .paid $460, 000, Hemember. the man who never had a chance Is (iie man who never took 3 chance. Don't -rent mwnes for sma returns. - Invest it and make big mone as_others have done. derstand that this comvany ls not u 50 much to invest as theyv telephone people business epr by actually oiher matte bave and seeing a'. thelr offic arge finan- iAo, Ous. mastada eTs wanted it all vere vafused. and they ar chance to share in the enormous s sure to . be made in this enter- prise. No doubt rense you fortunes are aware of which have he im- s0 let us to pave an monopoly for wh d demand. A _are extraord wihat it mea int a patented such as cesaful. | Attention, Sidewalks! The ordinances sf the City of Nor- wich impose a penalty of $5.09 upon any_owner, oceupant or person hovi the care of any land or building abut- |} &ng the public highways of the Cn. where there ISJ. sidewalk ed or paved, who fails to have moved therefrom all snow. sicet ice - within three hours after it shall ‘have been ‘deposited. or within three bours after sunrise when the same has fallen in the night season, and also upon any such party who fails to have the snow on such sidewalk. removed or properly’ sanded yeithin two hours of its becoming so deposited during the day time, for each successive period of four hours thereafter that it so re- ‘mains after proper notice given. * This will give notice to all affected By the foregoing Ordinance that the sams will be strictly enforced and any one failing to'comply therewith prose- ‘cuted fro mthis time forward. GRORGE B. FELLOWS, Street Commissioner. DENTIST DR. E. J. JONES Slfite 46 Shannon Building Tére elevator Shetucket Stree: entrance. . Shone / WILLIAM YOUNG,R h Massage and General Nursing. 8 €ay caNs. 3¢ Hickory St. Norwich