Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, August 31, 1918, Page 3

INSURANGE INSURANCE FOR EVERYTHING INSURABLE A L. LATHROP & SONS 88 Shetucket Strest Our expert service saves the insured worry, disputes and lawsuits in loss cases, and the maximum also obtains protection at least cost. ISAAC S. JONES Insurance and Real Estate Agent Richards Buiiding, ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW Brown &Perkins, attorneys-at-Law Over Uncas Nat Bank. Shetucket St. Entrunce rvay near to Thames National Bank. Teleshone 38-3 Norwich, Conn. 91 Main Street Forest Hills, N. Y, Aug. 30.—R. Lindley Murray, known as the Cali- fornia meteor, playing from Niagara Falls, and T. W. Tilden, Jr, of Phil- adelphia, won their way into the semi- final round of the thirty-seventh an- nual tennis singles championship on the courts of the West Side cluv here today. Murray defeated Nathaniel W. Niles, of Boston, three out of four sets, ‘at 7-5, 6-4, 2-6, 7-5. Tilden re- sumed the match with Walter Merrill Hall of New York, which was inter- rupted yesterday with the. score two sets to one and an odd game in the New Yorker's favor. The towering Philadelphian, however, quickly swept away Hall's iead and won the fourth and fifth sets; the complete,score be- ing 3-6, 6-1, 5-7, 7-5, 6-1 The only other matches of the day brought about the defeat of Beals C. Wright in the last play of the fifth rouad. The veteran internationalist went down in a five set match before the Japanese sar, lchiya Kumagae, $-10, 6-3, 3-6, 691, 6-2. The Murray-Niles contest was by far the most thrilling of the day’s play and held the largest sallery of the week enthralled throughout the two hours necessary to Gevelop the Victor. Perfect weather conditions prevailed when the eastern and west- ern coast racquet experts took the court, the temperature being high but the atmosphere dry and with an ab- sence of wind which has bothered the players on preceding days. Murray startea with dashing attacks upon the net but was repeatedly pass- ed both at the net and as he sprintad to the barrier. It was omly after summoning his last ounce of spead and" power that he was able to take a deuce set from the Bostonian. e won_easier in the second bat Niles reached the height of his ganiz in the third, his returns in many cases be- ing unplayable. Murray coatributed many errors in his efforts to make re- turns, the third set going to the for- mer Harvard star at 6 The fourth and deciding set was the most brilliant of the match. Niles haf | his strokes timed to_perfectioa and matches being won in straight sets. These junior contenders will be given a grandstand court early to: morrow upon which to fight out championship in their divisica. THE HARTFORD MEETING. " Hartford, Conn., August 30.—The thirty-third renewal of the Charter Oak Purse will be trotted next Thursday on the fourth day of the Grand Cir- cuit meeting which- will be held- over Charter Oak Park in conmection with the Connecticut Fair. Since this event was established in 1883 it has been won by such great horses as Director, Harry Wilkes, Prince.Regent, Lord Vincent, Hamberg Belle, The Harves- ter, Peter Scott, and St. Frisco. Geers has _won four of them and it looks as thbugh he has a chance to win it again with June Red, as she has been making a sweep all the way down the line. There are, however, . sixteen other horses eligible to stort, the list including Chilcott, The Royal Knight and Blanche Carter. In the race in which ‘he defeated Heir Reaper at Col- | umbus, Chilcott trotted faster _than June Red has shown in any of her winning performance. ~ Still ‘notwith- standing that fact Geers defeated him with the Red Medium mare at Pough- keepsie last week. Blanche Carter is also a very fast mare although at times unsteady while it also looks as if Ben Walker would make a champion out of The Royal Knight. He has won with him right along and while Lock- spur grabbed a heat from him at Poughkeepsie and Lotto Watts gather- cd in another at Readville, the “stormy petrel” of the turf landed the events. The entries show that the program has been arranged so that there will be a special event on the card each afternoon. On Labor Day the thou- sands who flock to the fair will have an opportunity to sce St. Frisco and Mabel Trask in_their third battle at Hartford while Lu Princeton has also been added to the field and may de- feat the both of them as well as Heir Reaper. A three year old trot will ve sandwiched_with this event and with mr:!u‘u nocn. wmmwmn f running off the postponed events uweuuthmvnthqresnlum- gramme. MISS DETROIT Iill. WINS HEAT FOR CHALLENGE CUP Detroit, Mich, Aug. 30.—Miss De- troit IIL. of the Detroit Yacht club, won the first thirty-mile heat for the gold challenge cup on the ~Detroit River course today averaging 52.1 miles-an_hour. ‘“Gar” Wood, piloting the boat, crossed the line third at the start, but ook the lead immediately afterward and never was headed. In the first lap Miss Detroit IIL al- most equalled the world’s_record for a five ‘mile lap made at Minneapolis last year by Miss Detroit IL, averag- ing 59.43 miles an hour. = Because Wood did not have to drive hard to lead, he missed the record, doing the course at an average of 59 miles an hour flat. Miss ‘Minneapolis, representing the Minneapolis Boat club, finished sacond averaging 43.66 miles an hour and showing 49.6 miles an nour in her first lap. ALL-NORWICH TEAM TAKES FIELD AGA|N Sunday afternoon the All-Norwich team will cross bats with the New London Independents on the Falls diamond. As usual the local boys present a formidable lineup on paper. Whether or not they have benefited by their lay off remains to be seen. The one . consolation is they can't have gone back much. Callahan has the stars of the other team in his lineup jand 7at least McIntyre and Eddie Mur- ray of the newcomers are good men. It is not certain that Murray will play. He is at his home here, after completing his course at the avi- ation school at Princeton. He would materially strengthen what even with out him appears to be a strong bunch of ball players. The New London team has been going good this year. They played here early in the season and the locals just managed to nose out in the eighth inning. Considerable of their strength is concentrated in their battery, Ballastini and Coyle. The complete local lineup is Mclntyre c, Bush, Brooks or Farrell p, W. Calkins and THE DlFFERENCE BETWEEN GOOD FURNITURE poor Furniture is the difference between 'I'hnnno!somuchadfin‘erenumpncenfluof + judgment in selection. In our selection of stock we have exercised that good judgment which assures you of ease n.nd com- fort in purchases made here. COME IN AND SEE SHEA &BURKE SHOME, FURNISHERS: STEAKS * ALL KINDS 1b. 32c LEAN SALT PORK FANCY PRIME BEEF You Know That Good Quality RIB ROAST, Ib. ......28¢ CHUCK ROAST, Ib. . .26¢c LEAN POT ROAST Ib. 22¢ PLATE BEEF, bb. ... .14c FRESH CUT HAMBURG, Ib. . We Sell Dependable Merchandise at Prices Lower Than Any Other Store—But.For Cash Only SMOKED Shoulders Ib. 26¢ PICKLED PIGS’ FEET Ib. 10c NATIVE VEAL SHORT CUT LEGS Ib. 35¢ o LOIN ROAST, bb. . .. .36c§ ‘Shoulder ROAST, Ib. . .28¢ RUMP ROAST, b....33c BREAST for Stuffing Ib 25¢ SWIFT’S SPRING LAMB SHORT CUT LEGS ]b. 35¢ FORES LAMB, bb. . . . .28¢ i got no hits until the seventh inning, WESTERL' : faking deeperate chances rapeatediy | nolyrood, Bob, The Divorcee, David|ib, Callahan b, Leonard ss, Murray | when they put two singies together Y ALL CHOICE CUTS LOINS LAMB, b. . ...32c made returns which brought ~forth |as starters it will prove as formidable | OF Burdick Sb, Fritts If, Clabby cf, Ray | after two mien wers oit. Score by In-| AWl physicians in Rhode Island are|ll CORNED BEEF, Ib... .20c | LOIN CHOPS Ib 50¢c rounds of applause from the specta- [ 55 $ATICES ot FOH BrOr e A e later in | Wheeler rf. expected to register througlr county » Ib.. . LAMB tors. Murray, however, put wilrfif.c the meaNoh. DOES JEWEm el 33‘33%323‘{*‘3 g i ffimmg:ees of mel medical- section of speed into hig service and leaped to | Tha Whirlwind Purse for the 2:08 New York. 0 0 1— e state council of national de- HAMB| g EEF, 55¢ the net at the slightest opening, With | clags is the feature for Tuesday, ‘It FEAR A RIVAL?| _Coombs and Miller; Perritt and Mc- |fence. The organization as planned cl ERLAIN'S SLICED DRIED BEEF, bb...... X the result that he eventually heat Out | will bring out*Directum J. A, Game " A Jewett City fan stated the other | C37% et el o Niles' best play and won Strictly On|of Chance, Walter Cochato ad theé |day th g | 3 b ns, men and women; according to UTTERF S5 e of Chance, Walter Cochaio and the|day that he eaw several MI-NOTWICE | Mays Turns ih Twe Wins Over Macke |their acpendency and qustincations top || ROYAL BAKING RED B LY TEA Tilden’s powerful drives interspersed | [t will with ' 2:15 trot and two Vear |last Sunday and that probably ac- fen. hecial otk 50 that, in case of need | POWDER, Ib. can 43c | Ib, 35¢ with puzaling cut chops and strokes|old race complete the days card. ‘counts for the spurt of the All-Nor-| Boston, Aug. 30.—Cafl Mays quali- | the ‘a(“““’"“efl at Washington will be o IS ATOCIO ORS00 siose el You are sure of PROMPT. SERVICE | completely baffled Hall, “"hc 2PPUr- | The racing on Wednesday will start | wich team in reorganizing this week. | fied for the Iron Man class of honor g“;‘i ly able.to issue calls for such EAGLE BRAND CO! HERE for we have adequate STEAM | €ntly was unable to regain the form orf off with a 2:04 pace and will be fol- | Probably Sullivan and his Coloniais | today by pitching and winning two |dogtors as may be needed. RED KIDNEY BEANS MATERIALS | Control of the ball with which he sur- | jowed by the Battle Royal Purse for | might see this week's zame on Ash- | full games of a double header agdinst [, Registration is entirely voluntary, | DENSED MILK, can...19¢c SWUIPMENT, REST MA | prised tennis followers the early |5:06 trotters. It will prove an event|land park and the first thing that will | Fhiladelphia. The first game was a |Dut those who refuse to register will 2 — Ib. i csvntes i AR and the real skill that insures prompt) position of the match on Thursday. |itorthy of the name and it will take |Eappen Norwich will be having an All| Lioston run-away, 12 to-1 and the sec- | D€ reported to Washington, with their INSTANT POSTUM eatisfactory service. Kumagae's victory over Beals C.|; very clever an to select a winner | Norwich-Colonials series ,something | ond was a pitchers’ battic in which |Teasons. Doctors who are in active Wright was due as much to his en-|gith Royal Mac, Ima'Jay, Busy’s Las- | on the plan of the Sachem-All Stars| Mays, even better thar in the opener, |Service or are enrolled in the medical |l can vvv..v0e....45c | LIMA BEANS T. J. HEALY, ff;mme astab’_}l;“ “g‘cllg;‘;n"f\j;”“"‘r“'; sie and Esperanza in the field. ~Geers | series, if a series can be arranged the| was a winner oyer Perry and John- gg“::gs{;ferve corps are not expected — —— Ib 16¢ " fos” B Narwich, Gt | the racquet. The i is gradually getting the Confidence Of | writer suggests making it a fifteen |son, & to L - e - oeccsscsesocsene - deciding gamé of the first set and ran | (0" California. mare and may show.in | game series and is positive that Man. | Boston needs butione more win out | BY the registration there will be a FIG BARS b........19 =——————————————————| through the second at 6-3, Lis skill in | gron¢ with her as McMahon did at To- | ager Carpenter would donate Ashland |of its four remaining championship | Mobilization of the medical resources, WHITE PEA BEANS e placing the ball with & puzzling twist | 1200t Wit o e reduced the six heat | pask for the Aeciaine Ao oo orand | O mey to clinch’ the Aferican league |and it is believed that the war and |lf WHITE CORN MEAL BRIEF STATE NEWS A 18 Samndiry Suntks ol Up oodu | iew vmeed. tral grounds on Christmas afternoon. | pennant. —Scores: GIVil needs of the country can bettor TH e clearly rattling the Jap. As the 11ay| on Thursday in addition to the —_— (First Game.! e cared for through such an organiza- s.sisies ole. . (SEH Yindsar—On Chts from | f2D. into the third and fourih sels.!Cparter Odk s thore 1o also 4/ 3:08| " Fagt HouseiHets for| Fain Rases. eanaohs (TNt ) tion working in complete harmony aine a en ™ | Wright found it difficult to cope With|,1/4"5:07 trot. Friday's program pre- Xt Comb! Park. B e DA, hoo a-e|With the war, navy and public health PRINCESS COFFEE New York who were ut recently | Kumagae's change of pace and Was|gents a 2:09 pace with nine starters, | Aususs aiet ot ihe minting: o Bon 320 3 3lHooper, 3 00 0 0|services of the government. 1b. 28c by the S oyment Bu- | no match for the Japaness in chasing | 57550 ,%)C b iing the handsome chest. | SoE0sh 2186 at the meeting of B S 111 ofwhiemnat 1100 0| A silver button will be the insignia Soubte PO RO festh, W or reserve, 10| ahout the court in ‘ons drawn-out |nut more Lizzie March that won a heat | Siaicy G, Mles Key, brown mare P00 ¥enc 1036 5|of membership in the corps and may cco Plaria- | tailies, Ay ‘he slowed p Humasae |1uare Lizzie March that won a beat | owned by Hamilton Brothers of New 005 R £ 83 0 3| be Worn by authorized members. SHREDDED COCOANUT, Ib creased both the power of ‘his|iroi fn which Binworth will make his paven iwon. b;s;}'m'm;‘?smlx:gmi‘ = 4§12 3 0ferit o000 0| The State committee estimated that S Sl strokes and the deceptivensss of his | ias start & G 4 ool garit Eaat Kt , driven illy Fleming. At I clonis, 013 there are in the various counties, in play until the outcome of the match | Lot SATH TS LG aquden (et BV |same Meeting, on the 2ond, " Pl Gammn §1 00 YE8e 155 1 8|and out of service, the following num- | [f FANCY CREAMERY SPECIAL SELECTED Page, | could be clearly foreseen . - e ey M T o e §0 05 ojber of physicians: while Jess Y. Lucky Clover, Sarah|geis’ . Y Griven bV B O phy b 4 EGGS, do: ational church at | tators. Douglas, Silvermine, Miss Isabella Mc- | i’ cass,, and driven by W. . Croz- | mouls st 92019 433000 S BUTTER, bb.........47c y zen. . been given a Vincent Rich- | Grogor and Petres will also be in the | st 1o eser ne (o e it i o $50 1 % Bristol county 5 by his parish- in Yonkers, N. e ; . In. e above menti = L 5 3 is training and | presents a metro- | feld: These two races with & spectal | events it took siv months 0 decide | gor by s 227 Y Eentaty, H WHOLE MILK CHEESE | PURE LARD sports for over- | politan club, won the boys' champion- { aSS Wi € IURCIECS ML S the | the race. Philadelphia E y r b Teatial S | T awaiting his | ship from Abraham Bassfori Sra of |heeting iz in progress Both of these horses are entered | oston 3 ; SRR - e eeieiaeessiieaes New York at 6-2, 9-7 and 7-3 Lt 4 in the stake races to take place at| Iwo bawe Lit. ¥ Oldring. 1_5 SOKING Ty fhe trethy ahamloahls ; - 5 the Fair Grounds next week, and 5 Bagior 5{ BLiess p Rain Stops Racing Again. Plucky Chat has arrived at the| Philadelohia (A TS St hpold: CEB damadits] c B CALIFORNIA it ted yots B Readville, Mass. Aug. 30.—Owing to | Srounds. y + o| with a capitalization of 33000 berrance |§ COMPOUND, Ib. ... .27c | ELBERTA PEACHES ton, Me., and Yale Divir the muddy condition of the track, the e g 030 2 o|the Westerly Ice company, capitalized Wihiihed-—Jobn ¥ Millertown, Smerson, Montclnix 5 5. |Grand Circuit races were postponed| South Manchester at Jewett City. 210 o o for $10,000, under changes voted by the |l YELL.LOW GLOBE 2 quarts for. .oouvies . Yo Wk arrest - Beardeley | C. Simmons, of Los Bl viea i oo |t Lomorcow, et sars wiliEe _Sunday afternoen the Ashland club 2403 2 1|stockholders, and announced by the Basket 78¢ hotel by Officer B plays the fast South Manchester team oL ¢ 1|Secretary of State on Friday. winiam | ONIONS, 3 lbs.......13c ting & murdsrous on Ashland Park and for Monday’s 011 2 0|E. Steadman, president, and Charles No. 1 STOCK FREESTONES ine fadr Shek- HNANEIAL AND BUMMERclAL attraction the New London Independ- & 8 0| W. Richmond, treasurer, of the cor- A No. ents are the visitors. . 5 0| poration, filed the formal notice of the 000 ) : Punk is alleged e 900 T {conversion. NATIVE SHELL BEANS, 3 quarts.............. farmer’s throat a razor, inflicting —— == ; For the first time in its history the s wound wh was thought, would MARKET WAS DULL. 2300 Dist Secarities 58 sey ¥ Tolyfs AL 4 1 Westerly High school will be without 3 Totson 18| e York Aug, 0 Amicipstng | B 5% 10 5 SO e e om0 1 ek oree e o [l AR G JUMBO EED SEAE SH ime Bas fiot been as- |, Mo Tk LA S0 dntaating, o le e 81| Hemw 4t 3 (vt same} o +_,| school opens next Wednesaay. ~The |§ BANANAS, dozen . ...33c POTATOES, 3 Ibs. ... .28¢ thought that it i aPy erday's unexpected reproof Geston Wins 28% | Baltimore amilton 1. 9 § 2=}| present war conditions have made big LIMITED SALE = 3 regarding excessive speculation from 4% Fnshamin's, Rochester 3, tase i, | Changes in the ranks of the hign Stafford sts oseph Kaminskl, | the chairman of the local money pool, Gen Mot 2 BT otes L school teachers, leaving only the wo- 88, broke his en he fell from a | today’s stock market lasped into its Granky 2 AMES SCHESULED e Inen o conlintie the work of educating 0S wet seaffold w ing on 4 ot | teket ‘dulinias: Aesiinge’ belng s cons G Norn ¢! SONENILED TIDAY. Reds Beat’ Leaders. the young men and women of the THIS STORE WILL BE CL ED MONDAY on Burkel He is now in|centrated in less than half a score of Srme C e National League. Chicago, . 30—Cincinfati bunch- | 10WD. Israel R, Sheldon and Charles o & critical con: | s et Do . Thsde od nits peing C flerd. | L Cheetham, principal and assistant LABOR DAY er by trade and | 5 few leaders, notably U. S. Steel Ins Copper kim st New York ing and shut out the locals pal of the high school, respect- A house that is|apd (fanadian Pacific, both selling ex- nal 4t CHeas mis st Pittsburn | Mitchell kept Chicago's hits well s Dy er tojoln She coles anEiyedsy im Graykowski on | gividend, registered early declines of “Amertcan League. tered and was given perfect support. |2nd Luther A, Tarbell, the athletic di~ ding ots on this|ona to 1. 1% points, but these were i i ; Score: rector, also volunteefed for_service. Scated on the 4 largely regained in the gradual re- Rew Tors at Washizgton Gincineati 0 1 chicass (W) e e ) secretary and treasurer commission at the same time, will Te- Ben.And covery of the final hout. 400 Lack Steel Detroit at St Lovis. e a Lo a e = . : rteatic 3 : trying pped and fell i E - ¢ Clevelanc hicago. 11 2 0fFlackrt 20 0 o| months. Several of the women port at Camp Meade. to the ground, ing Bix back jugt| . The most interesting development of | 300 Lahigh Yalles Reand a6 Clicag BRI R A e R el SR ST T | Rev. G. D. Stanley has been a Dr. Roland R. Robinson of Wakefield E & his back just|ine session in its signficant relation| 100 Loose W 1020 abw H s o _resigned to take| pointed pastor of Grace Metho: T below the neck - : e 30 Max M C GAMES SCHEDULED SUNDAY. $0 20 OMamlt 4131 0lyy government or industrial work of | bt P b to Smoeced Rev. Fd-|and Dr. Frank I Payne of Westerly A LT to the encouraging war news was an-| it i if 1 Samaed” 33 1 o O 40,0 0 8lsome kind. R. E. Pomeroy, the re- | eir 9 Gurty, who left town several |are recruiting Washington county phy- Would be Uncomfortable. 56 Bighast Jovil Of the maet M| MM e P e 130 513 4 0|maining man on the teaching staff, 220 to engage in army Y, M. C, | sicians for the Army Medical Reserve ¥ : St 3 . 3 5 8 acceptes a position a; i v T} S! oot d . Count von Hertling s not friendly | vears. 1600 Midsale Steel a4 ey e $10 6 o occied 8 Position ds principdl of} 4 work - The new paster will bogin o s B » Powdr b -y 20 Mo K & T pr 1 h - the Stoughton, Mass., high school. i . e first S de- °] i vi . proposal be- | Additional July statements of rafl-| sy peia: ” e American Leagae S 5ol ine comtits lot ot T the | s dutles on the frst Sunday 15 Oco| ™ gyl Fyriting in still oecessmes W might make it |road earnings submitted by the Inter-| 00 M Fi pr 5 Cleveland. at Chicago. : hesla high sohool this year follows: Miss | toner (16 Is IOW Ioom e metor of the | the verdict from Red Cross headquar- Germany.” You state Commerce Commission for the| 100 Nat Buesit o Detroit st St. Louis. | o il Dmar i o Eriires otinstmincisat | L e D ters. The Westerly chapter has had a urgh Gazette. |most part showed material net gains, S s Other Games. | Gaengis veaslinGEit e o s s ool RS Pe i | Methodist church for (e, Dastoy slight falling oft of knitters recently, especially New York Central Chi- N. L Independents at Falls i e B8 0 e ence. and sathematicn: Miss | Soore . He expectsto move to Wedts | nrobably due. to, the il whicHS T i B sl S (8 i L e e e v Tather D, Oriowold ' Hielink:® Mise' oy o o T o e been gaining £round, that the work is s 2 t . : 2 ; o no_longer necessary. ELL-AN S relatively narrgw bouns, General CLUB STANDINGS. Po:lre :;si:;ng\Losa;" th; ‘F;;rn:lsers. Lutie T Wheeler, Trench and Span- e i suards ot o o | oo by, Motors reacting two points, while Su- e i _ Cleveland, Aus. 30.—Cleveland won [ ish; Miss Helen E. Wight. com shipyard of the Groton Iron e | pi Friday evening, to it WBEUEy Eained a latsoptiacs y A s both games of a double header with | Fnelish Miss Fannle M. Cameron, Sow working on & new time schedul e of the it DR Absolute]y Removes [tion. Sales were 225,000 shares. Nor Pacitc | caicige ;| Detroit, taking first, 2" to 1. and the | poOKkeeptay: JWHss Bachel W. Morse, | o, waseput into effect Thursday Liberty bonds, including 3 1 o el New Yori second, 4 to 2. Loose flelding by the | history; Mis M. Robbins, math- |, ht. Only eight hours of guard duty = £ s & Ohlo_Citles G | . : ¥ matics ' and nce; Miss Josephine | Di&! d s - ools of Hopkinton and Ind]gestlon Druggistg |were reactionary, but most foreign Ontario Sitver Puisburzh visiting _team marked' both Hart Latin: Miss GertrudeRose, oten: | are required now, whereas formerly | oy, 0% Which & Hussey Réed 44 sues were slightly higher. Tctal sales. Quens B M Besokin -5 In the first game Coveleskie ¥ ography. and*t¥pewriting, | * /. the men had to put in 12 hours every | e\l P e G0 N T ntendent, will refund money if it fails. 25¢ |par value, azeresated $55%500. P, Phindupia Detroit only four scattered hits. The | 8 : ; night, Westerly men doing - night | o WeSICEY 5 SUpEntcs 0ld U. S. bonds were unchanged on Peon B R svlo_r‘:sl m‘"x;:lm ‘hOrx IFndiy afd(ernoon u—.el chxhirl'enhaf guard duty at N?ank now leav uu‘xx The two-masted schooner Sarah _ — | can, except for a 5-8 reaction in the e First game— e playground presented a Mother | 5.45 trolley in the evening instead of | quinn left the F. N. Wilcox com- “PROTECT YOUR FEET.. i P A Cleveland.. 0100000102 7 1]Goose playlet before 2 larze assemb- | the 445 car. pany’s dock Friday after discharging A. G. THOMFSON S Pitis” con b | Covaicaiio wa ONGHE: Corminshan | se of bassnte. and ownhpeaple. This) \ Clarence A, -Prics, pia & TMo-ton carso of coal which had 3 s 4 STOCKS. e e B 5 skie ang O'Neill; ing] was followed by a tetherball tourna- | Bliven Opera House, will been brought from New York. On FOOT spscuua‘r Sues et By Swel Sp Tasls 58| and Spencer. ment to select the best players for the | connection there this eve her return trip the vessel will carry a LICENSED CHIROPODIST 00 Al Chalmer R o e s |2 Secand gamec final tournament to take piace today.|cept a position as pian T%0 of paving blocks from the Smith 3 o Aaaa s ey iy oy 13| Cleveland.. 0002001104 6 1|Practically the whole of today will[ southbridge theater, Southbri | Granite company’s quarry. Get Rid of Your Corns 100 Am_ Bank | Note Siton] Matar S o w0 Deérm( 0101 10 0000—-2 7 3|be given over to the athletic contests | yags. Mr, Price, who now resids The members of the Road Congre- Suite 7-8, Alice Building, Norwich BAn Awi C Seab AL o T 50 103 “eung‘ and O'Neill; 'C. Jones and|and big patriotic pageant, to be pre-| Ashaway, intends to move b gational church, for which Rev. Jo- Formerly of Waterbury Phone 1366-4 | 1m0 Tt ;,"“' BTt s T _ s e i ebservance [ fnaithe i near tutire ito Southbridge, | 5201"'T, Peacock acts_ as supply pas- = in o sontnern > <UL B Senators Win Easily. Phillies and Braves Divide. Mother Goose piayiet will also be re- | Pior he(aribs abor his mow dutios,| LoF held their anndal picaio at the 400 Am Car & ¥ South Ry pr 5% 7 5 3 o 1 - | bet entering upon his new duties. |y . 3 : iy TEAMING and TRUCKING| &2 & Jo= S o New York safe a0 a1l siases of todav's | ang Mt e o mpre scePhle | Pegied ) e price began his masieat career| ™ L L o e s = & S B 2 = = ay’s | and Boston split a double header to-| The playground this vear has been |, Westerly at the old Star theater,| 2 PpL A2 % Z DONE VERY PROMPTLY AND AT| 1o An mt o™ T o same flg.v‘”m“i‘m‘d won, § to 1, by | day. The Phillies won the first game, |in charge of Miss Clementina De Roc- [ which burned down several years ago, | {erly high school thi ‘sZEn‘“ms"c’Sfif REASONABLE PRICES 600 Am Linseed Tobaceo_Prd atting Finneran hard. Score by in- )1 to 0, in the ninth inning on Meu-|co, Who has had the assistance of a|ang was later pianist at the Princess, | of German, which has i in e i BB k0 000010 001 5 o] s double and Cravath's single af. | number of volunteer workers, throueh | \yhich was under the same manage- | {nt a. % e e J 9 A = : 9 5 2|ter two were out. Fortune was hit | the efforts of the child welfare com- o Ic remained at th ames A, King o ARTHUR H. LATHROP 200 Am et Wash'ton. 302100 00x—612 1|hara in the second game and Boston | mittee of the women's committee of | Eems s the Star M i ehon he | street received word of the_ safe Phone 175 im Ry Tnv pr .l Finneran and Hannah; Johnson and | won, 8 to 3. Scores by inhings: the council of national defence. Miss | gycceeded Albert Bailey as piz arrival in France of her husband. — B e d ey, ri‘x(rsc iy e 3 i‘gn,:finicu?l;cr;y, L‘:l"ml‘l;ma:»n( ‘r_he 100«11‘ and leader of the Opera House orc m S Rub 1 pr ‘Robins in Quick Ti oEap 0=, T L) . has taken an active part|iry after Mr. Bailey left to accept a & 1= £ Sea’ " Giants Beat Robins in Quick Time. |Phila. .... 0000000011 7 0|in the work among the Italian chil- | position as manager of & store at e e ew York, Aug. 30.—In one of the| Rudolph and Wagner; Oeschser and | dren, of which the playground is | Readford. Mr. Price was also leader ew Ur UrWIc = w0 vec Chon stortest games of the season, which | Adams. largély composed. In addition to the | of the 13-piece orchestra which gave i) A oG took 57 minutes to play, the New | Second game— . regular games and sports, classes in | guynday afternoon concerts at the At- e oLt York team defeated the Superbas 1 |Boston 000011331812 0fbasketry, folk dancing, knitting and [ jantic Beach casino two summers | . Atehiaon 3 20 Wi {0 0 at the Polo Grounds here today.|Phila. ... 000000300311 4|the English language for Italian wo- | iz [ wallts a At Goast 00 Wert Tn i ; £ 5 e 3 $ 2 . 3 A me A O 200 Wert Tn T It was o pitchors’ duel between' Por | © Razon and Wagner; Fortuns, Jacobs | men have been held this summer. BT s i Balt & Obo .. 160 Willzs O br : . The regular session of the Third| ‘ar and Mre, Roscoe Babeock and | _ sioo Batn ‘e *B Soo Worth Pump” = District court was held Friday morn-|gaughter Marion of St. Johnsbury, Vt.| [ v . Brockym R T Total sales 219,460 shars. ing at 9 o'clock, Judge Oliver H. Wil- | who formerly resided in Westerly, are | ‘lIlCtl'Ola Hm Trans ortatio Booth * Plsh e liams presiding. The case of State, [ Victtiny friends in town for a week . D 0 Lorp. e MONEY. Thomas E. Brown, complainant, Vs | aurice W. Flynn, superintendent of utte Cop. % > Harold Coan, charged with assault N enterls p e, we h taa waeredy th I 100 Dttertes. o> New York. Aug. 30. — Call money with a_danserous weapon, was con- | Yehicles in Westerly, announces that | ge’ss"s mu conts s iy you cta ovn one & Teleph 145 108 Cal Packing ex-di i 0 SR T tinued for two weeks. Attorney Her- |the licenses of operators and mOLOT |the best Victrolas in the worlé. elephone 0 i 6; closing bid 5'3-4; offered at 6; last bert W. Rathbun is counsel for the |buses will expire on Mond; (Cot ext axd mall ooepen thix) a0 Cu Peim o luav:‘ 6. Bank acceptances 4 1-3 per deferlant. Three writs were entered | Thomas H. West, Jr. of Providence, (PLAUT-CADDEN SUILDING) o * Pack E L follows: The Bentley-Clark Auto|who has been state chairman for the 135143 Main St Nerwich, Comn. : 8400 C3 Pacific as ofe) A i +- sen logue Leaves Chelsea Dock, Norwich, | i Con: Firs o e company. vs. Ernest A: Smith, Attor- |three previous Liberty Loan cam- | Pieas wnd me cataopie and sl ceicibos (e i Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays| 30 Gui Lot i COTTON. ney Harry B. Agard: Carbone, .Inc,|paigns, has Leen appointed to take (i, ey paymeat plaa. f atSpm INNC M A BB New York, Aug. 30.—Cotton futures vs. Talbot Hanan, Attorney John Fer- | charge of the Fourth Loan campaign, . Koo v B 200 C M & St P pr opened easy; October 3 to 34.45; § guson, Jr.; an¢ D. A, Barber vs Tal- u;nhe cur;uc!edshcre three weeks, be- Reaves New York, Pier 55, East River| StCRI& P . December 3410; January 34.75;. March A bot Hanan, Attorney Ferguson. ginning Sept. 28. % Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri g B T 33.65 to 23.40; May 33.50. it N The American Railway Express com- : rie| NMCRIKP TP 5 . - \ At the 14th annual reunion of the e Ar R y Express cox ey Yy 1% Cate o Spot cotton quiet; middling: 36.50. \: Larkin' Family ‘Association held at |pany shipped several horses and "‘?;‘:DR R, I : 0 Col el & T \ Watch Hill Thursday, the following O o o Mo Jo F. V. KNOUSE., Agent. g p il \: officers were all re-elected to serve [ ihe place of oyed i@ thé big sapt 3 1660 Com Prod S for_ the rensuing year: Issac G. Lav. |lvery stable fire. ¢ "50 Com Pmd pr 104% kin of Lebanon, president: T. Irving [ At the expiration of his leave Lieut. 2‘5‘.:‘ 1::'.“ mb:s. Same| Hob ona's Foa Lk Larkin, Norwich, vice president; Miss | James J. Moore, who recently received 1 ousand 2 Qua C 8 pr . 0% Mattie'Slocum, Lafayette, R. I. rocord- | his commission at Camp Lee, Va. will| 0oy oo Sr e 3 CONANT, | oenes Hoama 105 i ing secretary; and Miss Annette {report to Camp Perry,, Ohio. Lieut. ain Street, orwich, % i : SRS, WDd L& W nx A RESURRECTICN Tucker-of Hope Valley, corresponding | Edward J. Butler, who received his Phone 1178 W of <5 e e B