Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, March 12, 1918, Page 3

» B g ehufl nr]m 4 to be 4 Am:n .mm D'm el ] Fourth of July. has not yet been selected ang Colontl &mar did not mnumo the terms of 03 has_arranged the sprlnr ncMnlo “with five home games and four games out of town, He still has a few open dates that he would like to fill with games. The outlook for this year seems to be pretty good with three veterans of last year's team back, Couni- han, ueek and Hull. A pitcher has not been discovered who can fill Chic Stanley’s shoes, but it s ho hoped that there will x some mahru!.h °f!l‘humot.l;‘_y 2 Sullivan who was & mem] e N, be issued by a company able ;" ) "championship nine of 1905, has been secured as coach for.the team. Indoor ‘will begin for the pitchers. The schedule follows: > Snmrday, April 20 — Dhmb‘ at Norwieh. next weel you the strongest and us bind you today. BMC S. JONES tnayrance and Real Estats Agent mdn.y, April 26—Westerly at Nor- oA ] 9 Main St b turday, April #7—Subtnartne Base at. Norwich. Wednesday, May I1—Pomtret Pomfret, i , Mey &N, U A, ¢ Wind- & Perkins, umys-ailan |, Saturdey, May e Uncas Nat. Bank, Shetucket St.| Friday, May 10—N. F. A. at West- stional Bask. o %% | Saturdnq, May Ti—Open af aq, May oot : Thursday, May 16—N. F. A. gt Ston- r gt » aturday, ay 18—Open. GIANTS ARE BOUND Saturday, = May _85—Windham at FOR CAMP AT MARLIN | Norwich, ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW at Telephotie 38-3 —_— ek ghursdly, Six Riayers Are in the First Batch to| Saturday, pe: . b Saturday, June 8 — Stonington at Norwich. Batch of S New | York Nationel| CKLAHOMA RANCH OWNER TO e e FULTON KNOCKS OUT % | Cowler Had the Fight Going His W.y sor and in at least three of the rounds Lsague club's players, accompanied by PROMOTE WILLARD FIGHT Bddis Brannick, the traffic manager gL SRE ;i Jeft here for the n:’ninin.: quarters at|ls Trying to. Match the Champion ‘Texas, today. i i — i et from here to- With Either Fulton or Dempsey. day were George Burns, Jack Onslow,| Jacksonville, ‘Fla, March 11—Col- Georgs Smith. Walier Hoyt, Mike|onel J, C. Miller, & retired ranchman and “Germany" Schafer, 2s|anq oil magnate of Oklahoma, an- t coach. . nounced tonight #hat he had closed a contract with Jess Willard for a fight Bridgeport, Shubert of New Bedford, Mass, was given the newspaper decision ~over Prankie Burns of Jersey City, in a fast and interesting twelvo round bout | hers tonight. Johnny Martin of New Huven lost to Shamus O'Brien of Newr Yerk, while Young Eddy of New York drew with Louis Bogash of Lridge- port. MARKET WAS DULL. But New Haven Road Was Unusually Active, Gaining Two Points. Dempsey and Gunboat Smith Sign, Atiants, Ga., March 11-—Jack Demp. Hont ten ronods o heve Sened (0] Now York, March 11.—Coalers and was announced tonight. - The matcy | COPPErs were the conspicuous and sus- will be for the benet of the Camp|taining features of today's apathetic Gordon athietic fund. stock merket, the balance of the list BELL-ANS displaying ‘occasfonal uncertainty. though finishing with a preponderance of_gains. / Reading, which again absorded the lorgest part of the day's = offeripgs, made an extremé -advance of 2 1- h was cancelled on 2 Mg Jorke and Oflo, NoHolk and. Wostorn:| Absolutely Removes s e i e ohy e %t B money if’it fails. 25c New Haven was unusually active,] AR WD ing 2 points on prospests of a fa- = vle adjustment of its oblightions ard Pacifics, grangers 2nd various low priced western ‘and southern issues gained one to two points. Metals, =ponded to better trade conditions, in- cludine large ofders for domestic' can- LEGAL NOT'CES . HORSEMEN! Farmers, Transporta- tiom Con comp-n iés, Common Carriers, Cor- like consideration: e o4 all persons whom It may | Tgencral Motors featired the iz “TAKE FOTICE_AU persons brine. | priced spécialties at an exereme gain ':flu Mules, Cattle, Sheep, | of five points, the greater part of swine or mnuunu into the Staté | which it retained. T. S. Steel varied Lomnecticut must be provided With|jees than a goint and cloed at a frac- Tty it Eeroiert charts in con| tional advante, but Bethlehch Pormity” with Sections 3,8 8 5 off OV 3 hein. “Rales and Reguiations” approved and [ blo and allled equipments- wore published May 8. 1916, or prosecutions | er. Sill bs Inetiuted ~agains; violators| Tobaccos and e 2 TSnce gith Chapter| yielded to moderato pressure. ship- 27, P. A 1915, jor ¥ = a Chapter 327, lle Acts of 1915: pings were irregular ond utilities Section 2. Any porson, or any officer | MOved in contrary directions, Brook- or agent of any corporation, who shall vigiite any such order or regulation, | ple’s Gas sagzed. Siacrho shall obetruct or attempt i | 375,000 shares. 4 oner or any as-| Foreign exchange was featureless, Stant while enpuged 1n the discharge of any @uty hereunder. shall be fined -xcepl for a sharp mbo\md in Italian not more than one hundred dollars, or imprisoned not more than thirty days, Sales amounted to - irregular to heavy on nominal'trad- Fermite may be oblained by ‘phome | ing. Total sales, par value, aggregat- or mail mm trom the Commisstoner. | oq: $2,050,000. Commitasioner Demestis. Antadls. U. 8, bonds, old issues, State Capitol, Hartford, Conn. on call : bl NOTICE STOCKS. The partnership heretofors existing | Tramactions on the New oXrk Stock Exchings % Ly ] Jolm B. Bogler and William |+ 74 i.: . y. doing 2. plum! usiness ai 499 Matm Sty Norwich, under the | Al cod firm name of Rogler & Shanley, has by mutsal been dissoived AN unchanged = L8 Allls in’ payemnt to E Shantes; who contimmes the | A2 Iness and assumes all contracts|am Anl ”ll‘flm Am. orwich, Conn, March 12, 1918.° |Am JOHN B. ROGLER, = WILLIAM E. SHANLDY. |42 1 B —— s Y.} WAT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD at Norwich, within and for the District | Am of Forwich on the umdayo Aares, | Am Present—NELSON J. AYLING, Judge, | Am Ewtate of Jose as &aua, late of | Am. Norwich In =210 District, deceased. °. | Az The Mfinm:n <, t. a. appeared Cburt and_ filed a_writien Lpn.llmflan that eaid estate is mow in % | PROVEN SWAMP-ROOT AIDS WEAK KIDNEYS ng & circulation in said Tee prior the Gate of suid hearing. od Thet res 5 | including minor shares, re-; sumption, and oils were stimulated Wy |y secondary motors 1 lyn Transit strengthening whilc Peo- Bonr!.! including Liberty 15!\!9:‘ were | M promoted by Miller on _the ‘Willard’s opponent C lfllhr said he would go to Kansae City for a conf le Faulton’s mumser. mn t arrange a match bef lnd Fuiton he would open nmfll tions with Jack Dempsey. COWLER IN FIFTH Up to the Flhl Fifth, St. Louls, l{o, March —M Fulton of Rochester, Minn, knocked out Tom Cowler of New York in ihe fifth round of a scheduled eight rounfl bout here tonight. Cowler, up to the fifth round, when Fulton landed squarely on‘ his jaw with a left hook, had been the agsres- had an‘ advantage. In the first round Cowler caught Fulton squarely on the chin and the Minnesota heavyweight - was | grogzsy. Cowler followed with a blow that closed Fulton's right eve and the round ended with all the homors for the New -Yorker. Fuitbn was still suffering from his punishment in the second round but rallied ,and sent Cowler to the mat for the count of eight. The third and fourth rounds were almost even. with Cowler having an edge for his agzressiveness. Throughout Fulton had played for Cowler's jaw and early in the fifth round swung a left hook that.sent Cowler down. The latter was up at at the count of eight bm was sent down again and counted Fulton and Cowler met on January 8, 1917, in New York, Cowler beinz knocked out in the first round. Good n'.mu'mvk, thlrk!d the ‘cpening shifts 10 the ‘men’s National Bowllng association’ at Flannegan Wins Medal. Beliair, Fla., March 1. . W. Flan- Bt Cop & 7 et Rutter & Supce Ganaiian Pacins Central Foundry mw—.x cow Take Tehizh Ontarlo Silver Ponnsstvania B B . Boople’s Gas . Pero Marqette Pers Har 2 pt Philladelphia Co. tarn be made to the Court. NELSON J. AYLING, Judge. The xbove and foregoing 15 a true copy of record. = A-n' ‘The symptoms of kidney and bladder troubles are often very distressing and leave the system in a run-down con- dition. The kfdneys seem. to suffer COTRT oF ATE_HBID | o s um;‘}" ":ry v,: w{nmilns of lame back and _urinary troubles o ""m""’ ‘.'_?""' 'figz"‘“b‘;g‘tfi' which should not be neglected, as these T y " | danger signals often lead to more dangerous kidney troubles. Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root which, so oo many people say. seon heals and 3 strengthen t] s & splendid et prne Yoo msel and led | kidney, liver and bladder medicine, “in “vet "forth. that an instrament |2nd, being an herbal compound, has 4 [ gomting to be the last will and tes. |gentle healine -effect on the Kidneys, J*nt of waid deceased be admitted to | which is ammost immediately noticed t in most cases by those who use it. A trial will convince anyone who may be in need of it. Better get a bntt.le from your nearest dmg store, 4 start treatment at on ' owevés, 1t you wieh Seat 10 test thts great preparation send ten cents to Dr. Kilmer & Co, Binghamton, N, 2 sample bottle. When ‘sure and Tt Ty Norwieh Dally Bul- of Whitestone Clgars wiil be §3.90 = 0 from Oct, 1st, 19)1 32 for a box o l “ Same rate n‘r = fi;&-m"n'. Clerk. AYLING, Jodge. Estate of D-mdnh Qn(nn, late of Norwich, in said District, of N'Mch. Cont West Bl & Mfg. Willys Overland | Witbur Cooper, the pitchers and catch- i The party leaying heer incinded Pitch- jer Carmen Hill, | Smith and’ Outfielder Lee King in ad- 1 | In third place in the standing With a | Purdon Cinginnati, 0., Mgwh 11.—Good roli-| second annual tournament of the Wo= the armory, heré to The after- noon was ‘devoted tv singles’ anl doubfies with Mfs..R. Atker and Irs. J. Kelly of Chicago leadinz the list e double event teppling over a Mfl of 1012 pius, a score which was Detter than many made during _the ‘American Bowling Congress Just closed. devoted exclminty to men. The leaders were closely crowded for high honors by Mrs. C. Jonas and Mrs; R. Abraham of Milwaukee, who rolled just six pins less—1005. = The mext best score in the doubles was maide by Mrs. Z. Quinn and Mrs. Darn- blazer of Chicago. their ,total being 985. In the singles, the scores roliad by tha wemen wera not so good in. com- arisor. with the doubles event, 558 Deing the best individual total, 'Mrs. O, Knisser of Milwaukee, taking. the lead. Next in line came Mrs. G, Gieenwe:d of Cleveland; with while Mrs. chroeder from Milwas kee totalled 307 in her three games. GREB OUTPOINTS M'TIGUE i IN TEN ROUNDS Pittsburgh Lad Gets Nine Rounds With One.Even. Cleveland. O, ~ Mar. 11—Harry Greb of Pittsburgh and’ Mike McTigue of New York, middleweights, boxed ten rounds here tonight, Greb out- pointing McTigue in nine rounds with one round eoven. according to news- napsr erities. McTizue ‘weighed in_ at pounds at -3 o'clock today but Greb failed to appear to be veighed In. PIRATES’ BATTERY MEN START FOR CAMF They Will Work Out at Jacksonvills Fla, Befors Rest of Team Arrives. Plttsburgh Pa‘ Mar. 11.-—Heeded hy ‘I‘E of the Pittsburgh Natlonal Leagur ~'ub left today for the southern training camp at Jacksonville. Fld. _Catcher Willara dition to Pitcher Cooper. Piercey Goes to St. Paul Ciub. New York, Mar. 11--William Pier- cey, a pitcher who ‘came to, the New Xork Americans from the - Pacific Coast League two years ago, was re- leased today to the St. Paul club of the American Association. Piercey plaved with the Toledo elub of the American Association last season. BOWLING Elks’ Bowling. Teams No. 1 and 6 at the Eiks’ al- leys last night bowled their last.game. of the tournament. Tea mNo. 1 won 3 straight. Fitzgerald bowled the high sinble of the match with 108 and roll- ed high three strongs with 1. By winning last night.Team No. 1 js now possible chance of tieing for second place. Teams 2 and 3 bowl Wed- nesday night and the tournament will wind up Friday night with the mntch between teams -and 5. The scores: . K. of C. League. Team Nots. .85 104 91— 250 e 112 1"4— 312 Clean Ups. H. Desmond .. .. 99 J. Sullivan . . 80 D. Sullivan . Farrell 1. Desmond 2, Hagberg (Capt.) Team N, 4 MCarth (Capt. )20 Team No. § Gifford. High single, Lepold .... High 3 strings, Anderson Ethier .. R g \Zmel"lllles Frost callahan x Madden fi T_;T_‘r‘v:g T 7| B, Herrmann, Cleveland e ol W. Oz, Chicazo 429 409 106 1248 | B Ready Chicago . 13| Fifteen St. Louis Players at Shreve- 7 P“:xterson (Capt.) 2 20 port. 5 Murphy {(Capt.) 21 o, 5 . s reveport, La., March 11.—Fielder ) 33| Jones, manager of the St. Louis Amer- 28 (Capt) 20 28{%a% Team No. ¢ Kerndall (Cle) 15 33 n ema kahle ‘rmtmcn -? fi_ Slieves Group and Ahsorh:? Through the. :mnmfi“ Aw Svllins m#flfimwi suffering- from various forms of lung trouble, make a pilgrimage to the Dine hunu‘nt Nfi gmm “the land of the long ine.” lles in the warm, dry air, perfumed with the spicy odor of the pines. Local , however, have re- cently received a treatment that is almost as good as a trip South. This North Carolina druggist. . ‘VapoRub' comes in salve form and ‘when applied uv;r ";:l mraatm:.\dx;i chest, the body heat releases 3 cated vapors that are inhaled with AT m'e-chhruth, through the air passages, N\(nmlus;,houflng&hophl@ xnnd mthlpgnu inflamed membrane. anxious that their customers should try this new treatment, and are, therc- fore, offering: VopoRub on 30 days’ trial Those Individuals Who Desire Assistance in Making Their INCOME TAX RETURNS *WILL PLEASE CALL ON Wednesday, Thursday and Friday OF THIS WEEK THE THAMES NA TIONAL BAN& l F N Carol and Cold Tm.. With: ntemal“msfln spfled it4s Inhaled as a Vaps: and also cases of severe chesf colds, mwchma, tonsilitis or incipient pneu- a, of peo] sorbed through and s e i o tho ine: skin, taking out that tightness and soreness in the chest. first apply Hot, wet towels to One rubbing with VapoRub usually The reason | relieves croup within 15 minutes and an application at bedtime prevents a night attack. For head colds, hay fever, catarrh or asthmatic troubles, ‘VapoRub can either be applied up tie nostrils or a little melted in a spoon is Vick’s VapoRub, the lnvenflm: of a| and the vapors inhaled. ‘The progressive druggists here aro The Way the Bowlers Finished. Indivi C. Styles, Detre F. Reichman, Ml €. Wagner, Newarl; H E. . Steers. Chicazo ¢ C. Herrmann, Cleveland G. Leonard, Detroit J. Havtas, Cleveland W. Ready, Chicago 66¢ ™d.. Kasch, Toledo 666 . Shanks, Louisvilla 666 L Two-Men Teams. Steers and Thomas, Chicago . Goodman and Jencks, Canton . Lindsey and Porto, New Haven G. Stewart and C. Moses, Toledo 1267 Dochrmann- and nam, - Fort Wayne . Planer and Tnden. Wilwaukee Fritz ond McCormick, Tolodo ....1240 McDowell and Thiss, Cleraland ..1247 E.. Anderson Anderson. of » Chieazo 4 Y 1247 Pflum and Otio, Chicao . Fivz-Men Teams. ‘Aquilas Cica™ St Paul ........2122 Paze Da‘res. Toledn : Champion Spark P'ug Athearn Hotel, Os Clausins, Chicago B. Steinmiller, Syracuse Knockalong Has Passed Over. Knockalong, the most famous show horse i Europe, was killed by the Bolsheviki in Petrograd last month. Just prior to the war Waiter Winana purchased him and after he had swept everything before him at the Tnternational Horse show sent him to Petrograd where he won the émperor's prize. Recently while running riot in stable where Knockilong was kept. They took the horse and rode him all day withont food or water and left him to die in the street. It is also re- ported that the magnificent trotter Willy, 2.05, that A. C. Pennock riced s0 successfully in Burope and Ameri- ca, was recently killed under similar conditions in Moscow. icans and thirteen players arrived to- Eight more are ‘expected tomor- Red Sox Arrive at Hot Springs. 1393 | : | High te tal, Ne Hot Springs, Ark., March 11— aiéh e sn‘:zle' Nov 13’, l:-‘,i Twenty-five members of the Roston American League cluh arrived here today and started spring traini: advance guard of the Brooklyn X Anderson 3621 1101 |tionals also arrived and began prac Peckham 3888, i Murphy 713 fnen a1 “Houek Gets Decision Over Wilson Connell 2190 304.1¢|, Boston, March ‘11, — Leo Hou McKelvey 4952 103.s | Lancaster, Pa, was awarded a deci- Hickey .. 2170 sion over Johnny Wilson of this city CaMahan 1929 in a twelve round boxing bout here Ramsie £290 tonight o 0 Navy Yard Team Wins at Hookey. Follenius 502 New York, March 11 —The Charles- Woodmanses, .. 33 3278 Wisoonsin . Woolworth .. MONEY. New York, Mar. 11 — Call' money firm; high 5; low 4 3-4; high rate 5; closing bid 4 1-2; offered at 4 3-4; last loan 4 3-4. COTTON. March 32. 30!5' "October 29. CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET. Open. High Low. Close. May 31.45; July Decem] cORN— Mar. ‘New York, Maz. 11 — Spot cotton] Smith mady, middling 3335, Futures opengl | Sh Bor 2958 | HOYt .. 11 Clothier 2887 Bolton 4789 Yanish 2089 - Burdick 21 2086 Throw . 21 2084 McShane 6 59 Sharvan 9 889 W. Mellor 42 4097 Petrone 46 4375 Bany - . 24 2346 MeCartny’ 42 4080 Zebroski .. ..... 9 87 Nelson 48 4854 96-46 Mott ... 36 - 4591 Maynard 45 433 seoeeeenns 36 2885 BRURAr, ¢ a8 Lynch 33 3159 27 2565 Connelly 36 - 3394 R. Mellor 42 Burns 30 a1 5 | Intercollesiate basketball game of the defeated the Wanderers of New York. heer tonight by four goals to three, Rocky Kansas Outpoints Jacksen. Buffalo, N. Y., March 11.—Rocky Kansas, Buffalo, outpointed Willie Jackson of New York In ten rounds of brilliant boxing here tonight. Ithacans Trim Dartmouth, Ithaca. N, Y., March 11—Ithaca de- feated Dartmouth 44 to 5 in the last season ‘ here tonight. Unless Fred Fulton agrees to meet Petrograd the Bolsheviki broke into tho | Pany last week. Between New' Haven town navy yard, Boston, hockey seva,nltncp Noble, 8 and 7 SPORTING NOTES Likely as not Jess Willard will be ready to fight about the time the circus season opens. Then he will be t0o husy to train, If a boxer. does any silling when he performs in Toledo his pay check is cancelled right then and there. It'z getting so that a boxer has to fight for his money. The Second \auun;u\ District base- ball team, otherwise the Newport Middics, has booked a game with the New York Giants to be playes at New- port on May 5. . Buck Herzog, who goes from the Giants to the Braves, will be pleased to read that Eddie Fitzpatrick pre- fers working on a farm to playing with the Braves. The hockey season has dev-xomll at least ono wonder, the experts all agreeing that young Dick Drury of the Pittsburgh team is the greatest player in the game. : Johnny Papke, a brother of Rilly Papke, the former - middleweight champion, has entered the boxing game jn the Wes John is a lightie and is said to possess the true Papeke Dpep. “Midge” Shay, a Walter Leston high school ball player, has been signed by the . Pittsburgh Pirates. Shay. who is an infielder, was the star of the crack Hyannis (Mass) team last year. - BRIEF STATE NEWS Waterbury.—Collection of the war tax on trolley lines interurban trips was begun by the Conmecticut com- and Waterbury the tax is 3 cents. Washington.—Lieut.. Theodore Peck of Washington, who was grad ated- from Trinity college in 1515, is assistant ‘instructor -at the ‘aerial school for observers, Fort Sill, Okla. East Windsor—Mrs. Morgan G. Bulkeley of Hartford, official head of | the women's. drive in this state, has appointed Mrs. H. C. Wells and Mrs. H. S. Dackus to have charge of the work in this town. Merid Mrs. Thomas - L. Reill who was injured in an automobile ac- cident in Washington recently, is im- proving rapidly, and it is expected she Will be able to return to her home in this city within a few days. Hartford—By the will' of William | Ward, one ‘of Hartford's prominent feal estate men, who died last weel, $1.000 is given to the Hartford hos-| pital, $1,000 to St. Francis’ hospital | A . Elks. { Stamford.—Two men at Stamford, at | a farm burau meeting, pledged $300 ! to the $10.000, hudget which is being raised this wéek throughout the coun- ty. The meeting was enthusiastic and will be continued next Thursday | for further discussion. ! Wethersfield. ~T.dna Noble and Bea- ars old. respec- | tively, are amonz Wethersfield's best | little patriots, They have just com- | pleted a blanket for convalescent sol- diers and sent it to the Red Cross. The blanket contains 256 blocks. | Waltingford—Major Raoul Lufbery | of Wallingford, famous “ace” of the Lafayette escadrille, was' one of the early members of that famous fivin: unit of the French army, but applied for a commission in the American army as soon as this country entered the ‘war. Middletown.—It was two years azo this month that the last Postmaster Jack Dempsey to determine just who bas the call for a muss v(m Jess Willard, an awful holler will be rais- ed by a <cerfain heavyweight named Dempsey. You can bag your game without ths aid of a gun—if you play your cards Michael H. Walsh appointed George A. Leonard superintendent of mails. Mr. g&onnrd has now been in the employ £ the local office for 30 years and in point of years of service is the oldest “There must be 30,000 of them—0ur Boys—all smoking Helmar!” the newspaper man. The late emperor conferred upon her the Grand Ci e Order, of Elizabeth for diers of the dual m Ridgefield.—Louis the offer of one thrift c: Idhrift stamp to en March 1 and Dol viding that the stamps during the cumstances permit. is to stimulate thrift’stamp’ eales and sl 000 to Hartford lodge, No. 19,|" Danbury.—In the future the Anstrian and wounded sol- flee ha made n done employe there. Hartford—Mrs. Anne W. W. Pen- Mlfl is wife-of ex-Ambassador Fred- erio C. Penfield CHEST COLDS may mean weak lungs and need more thorough treatmert than mere syrups, physics|POWER CONSTRUCTION * jor stimulants. SCOITS EMULSIOR sorrects chest coids by giving blood and warmth to the body, while it is farmous with | phyzicians for :}e‘!l'n mlg hard soughsandsoothing! ]ungg and brenchial tubes. . a former Hartford ' iott& Bowne. BloomSeM.N.J. local ! meeting system ‘in order to eliminat the necessity of holding meetings of & the entire organization at dnmfl.‘ as has been the ‘custom for ars. Tae union voted last week for 4 the. double ‘meeting syatem A ISHEE | future the meetings of the union will: {be- held the t Tuesday of month at 2 o'clock in the afternoon ¢ {nd =t 8 o'clock in the evenlne. 3 | Bowling- THE AETNA - Billiards 7 ALLEYS Phope Conn. 6 TABLES | tajestic Building, Shetucket 8t i Norwich, Conn. Bowl ‘and play Billiards for exércise - "and recreation AND SUPPLY €O MPANY : ENGINEERS and CONTRACTORS | Power Piping, Heating and Ventilating Mill Repair Work Promptly Attended to OFFICE, ROOM 112, THAYER BLDG. - Phone 1582 Norwich, Conn. ._FREDERICK T. - Piano Tuugr Phone 838.2