Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, January 15, 1919, Page 3

: NORWICH BULLETIN, WEDNESDAY, JANURRY T5, 1919 - ) NEW YORK GIANTS CHANGE HANDS | pm INSURANCE INSURANCE FOR EVERYTHING New York, Jan. 14— Sensutional de- Denver and ‘elopments ushered in the week o hat was INSURABLE baseball reconstruction work which r offer for Tt the ciub changes ands it is understood that Jack Hen- dricks'will be retained as manager but hegan here foday. Th2 most import- ~ L. LATHROP & GONS ans; wer | ® Bhetucket Strect Norwich, Gonn, | _ The New York National Leasue club, ! 4 = !’ho l):s:at pay "\s; n;e&asfi on in the ma- | he future of Branch Rickey, the pres- B i o oy _leagues, was sold. ent executive is uncerta M”ot\nltj:‘l‘xii f\ovrt'thel mrrhulfi:d °1f ‘The board of :u'bm-antmnpotrthel Na; S s Nationals reach a | tional Assocmatios f rofessional stage where it appeared as though the [,eagues‘sx:gt this atterncon and dis- property wquld §W|1_ change hands. |posed of a number of cases, the prin- The major and minor leazues took | cipa]l oncs being: The awarding of hy council and strengthened their | Tulsa, OKla. forritory fo. the West- Do you know this man? COMPANY for the battle for ard against|ern League with a club ussured from i onlistment of the either Topeka. or Hutchinsor for Tul- Heinhs- 6tt 1 inch } SIRLOIN, RCUND, l EAKS lb 32 he climination. of the drat-. | sa, waile Portland and Seattle are Lt ¥ PORTERHOUSE L) e c n its far-reaching effec: “the con-|gaid to be slated for the Faeific Coast W’tiglll.‘ 145 lbs. B e e e e o ————————— between the majors and minous | Teague again after a few fechnicall. LEAN PLATE |BEST CHUCK |Fresh Ground the outstanding featuie of the dav | tjes are cleaned up. ! Face: Thin i d in_the | - i BEEF ROAST HAMBURGER conferency Members of the DiZ| Great interest was displ F P ew York eatures: Prominent THE & d little circuits were in session. | change of ~ontrol of th: formal or informal, all day and late|Giants. John J. McGraw and his new WINTER TIMFE is the season when| into the evening. partners, Ci; A. Sroncham and fires are most frequent—don’t “think [ The new Internaticnal League. | Judge Franc MeQuade. Fept KA he ma fl;" ¢ \f\‘ s v‘\n'\’v ‘:n;l{\' vll\'x"‘oo"mn“}d. ] 'v’_\’fl«l?‘wy“.fl !':)‘g’\ fl!w:\("“:t h::‘;‘_\' un‘_(?:?\- rfimlnir:‘z ‘%nf:r:;;;tioi\z De_.rcrzpttofl. When laSt §ecn was BEEF UVER, Ib. 14c I PORK LIVER, b.... 10c{ Taeeh T or e consensus of opinion UL Was | while SEGRAY 15 vioe pragAent of the on his way to hospital. Used to — te ¥ are insured. strongly in favor of the aioliti 2 stili 1r s act as = 7 e I i o penga | 1 4, S 0 i on s | o et S S weigh 185, had flé)rld complexion, MOHICAN SPAGHETT! or MACARONI 2 packages 28c e 5 ord a act, ma gS sitting § o e e S B P A e . Bi§ insufence It you Msureithroush' {o¢ the'skmonican’ Associntion;, Pacllic| Boshision (e Scp good appetite and enthusiasm for WHEATENA CHOICE PEAS ISAAC S. JONES |Const and cifer minor levsue mas; |ently ba work. Six months ago began to o 18¢ 18¢ Richards Buiicing, 91 Main Strest| Nt e 11t (he fersande o tese | ("M o1 have irregular bowel movements DECBBS covocemhees SRE SRt ea b s S ran i s would draw p for = : % gl > ~ e s e b mission 10, e Unalotsuint 3 meating Took pills.” Lost weight—still irregular. MOLASSES PREPARED MUSTARD COMMITTEE NAMED T0O red from | REGULATE HARVARD ATHLETICS to be held carly tomorrow LAST YEAR So far as could be Took salts—violent results. Had medical 2 cans.... . 25c [ 20ars s s gt s s e. 1 25c B brothers but are not adverse to com- | Dunham Jackson were named i b million 2 month, about 700 thousand a day, about 29 thousand an hour. 00 | ! dollars worth is burning while you ! wil not seri read this advertisement. | strocture upor Is your property insured? rearce y g ¥y A1 was * B. P. LEARNED & CO. |"roe sitituse of the Nat will be discussed at [ the individuai expre of the big| Cambri Jan. 14— Dean! | examination : doctor diagnosed case as > 20 million doilars worth of prezerty | joq-ier are not 4 to|Henr b | P : GE SUNKIST LEMONS, dozen...... 27c wits SRl e ¥his ouftrys ‘aBRUEIZt meant e deabnda’ of little | Roger T. Tee and % | “H'Pmsonmg’ duc to clogged, dccaymg, e { YELLOW CNIONS Bilbst . A RO (1) SWEET FLORIDA ORANGES, dozen... 29¢ GRAPE FRUIT Bibor ..o g s Sk FRESH CURLY LETTUCE, head..... 12cj question | mutual | as facuity miembers of the committes food-waste in large intestine; said pills on resulation of athletics at Harvard. | and purges had weakened the intestinal S AR muscles so they would not function. Man EElae e | protested violently that he was not sick. : i Doctor replied that he had been sick of Dean T.earon R. Brigzs, | named as Harvard exchange professor | Agency Established May, 1845, | Wil e discussed at T ! since first bowel irregularity. Prescribed MOHICAN BEST BREAD, Full Pound Loaf. . ...... 8§ - clubs in the league The graduzte membe the com- | complete rest and the Nujol Treatment. e e present plans are Henry Pen - . ey, Ren- | PLUMBING AND GASFITTING | adoption withir 1 the jamin ‘Lor! Wrence | Said if he had cultivated regular habits | VEAL CUTLETS VEAL ROAST . —_—— = | Jimitation ot the clu tie endafne e men, with Nujol he would have had no trouble | b oo 40c b Ll 25 e and Rober > R NI SR 5 — | P N et e e T CRa o, s et ayations toyba.de: | now, however, he was an easy mark for | VEAL CHOPS VEAL for Stew o ‘hange the tentative ar- | termined by the ne wecmmittee the poisoning he was allowing in his . PI, > ,r-:x:;cr,fi':;;l.‘v,‘a.;i";,: thess direetions, | whether hockey shall by rerained as 4 | i BB s v et S0l R N SRR s 20 odernr’am lng The new owners of the XNew York | varsity sport. | y. see e L club are said to be in favor of a more CHOICE cU'rs l E A N PORK CHOPS icy ay ad t id . . . lboral goliny, and may advocas widen(IBOBCORCORANGWINS REWARD: For restoration of this man latitude on these and oth is as essential in modern houses electricity is to lighting. We g n the very best PLUMBING WORK t | PIE RACE ON SKATE® | : 1 CORNED BEEF, b.. 18c|b. ................ 350 by, Rspect, workmaniutsahe, fairest | INNOVANORS, o ouls Nac | On Tuesday night at {hé Olympic] to regularity, Nature of- g+ [ tionat considered Sk rink, Bob reorun again | fers reward of health, and FRESH PIG Fresh From Our Ovens Ask us for plans and prices such 7 took first place in the pi race and | fime for th after a close race Geno Garvey sue- 1 | ceeded in taking second vlace. {pear at the conferenco. Informati s | available tonight was to the effect that | Thursday night the gir ¥ Gardrer of St in con-{in a novelty race whi return to normal weight and keenness. SHOULDERS, Ib.... 30c | Finger Rolls. . . .. .| Dozen PORK SAUSAGE, Ib. 26c | Parker House Rolls 126 3 PORK LOINS to Roast Bosoads. ) T e M o il e 35¢ | Sugar ) Dozen § PICS FEET..... b, | Oatmeal lsc ; nromises v , former | be a winner, 67 West Main Street o AR ! If you are the man, apply at the near- o e | est druo store for one bottle of T. F. BURNS | FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL HEATING AND PLUMBING TRIPE .. . .cvuvee 10 Molasses SALT RIBS..... €| COOKEEs. ...... B R = = st D MARKET WAS UNSETTLED oo con owne United States Food Administration License Numbers G-08535—B-9113 92 Franklin Sfre: New York, The same lack | ity < | ot leaders inil ROBERT J. COCHRANE |infucneed svermtions, GAS FITTING, B PLUMBING, STEAM FITTING | ashingior. Sg, Washington Building | Norwich, Conn. ch has | 1 the securities | 2 of th ! more uncertain s of the railroads was again in evidence way, devot- exclusive {the stock list, at the Agent for N. B. O. Shest Packing or utter | . - wegleet of standard shares, especially | v transportations BON CASIINGE e e Warning: YUIOL s st iy i wisi FURNISHED PROMPTLY BY (w'«xhrrl ts, comman position @ 5 bottles bearing the Nujol Trade isted o shippings, moto i | Mark. Insist on NUTOT You may suffer f THE VAUGHN FOUNDRY (0. I shbstifutes. Nos. 11 %o 25 Ferry Street -— e Nujol Laboratories i STANDARD OIL CO. (NEW JERSEY) 50 Broadwav. New York | JOSEPH BRADFORD‘ At thh Vi {Steel and Baldwin L e BOOKBINDER |-+ o I Gro: of ons to 3 1-2 points | |in Sinct 1, Pan-American Petro- Elank Bocks Made and Ruled to Order | lciim cas “ompany and VI 108 BROADWAY | etroleum suffere B— —|in thefater Mealin = g ootk | k\"\\\ DR. A. J. SINAY j,; & o CUBS TAKES TWO WHAT TO FEED—AND i o8, Nartaer FROM RED SOX | NOT TO FEED—DOGS!| ot - —— | e [If You Wish to Keep Animals Healthy ‘ BUCK SAWS, | . Bro- | - Attention Must be Given Their P ] Y {not allowed to sour, can be fed safely. But it is usually very hard | proposition for s f moderate r ze to accumulate sufficient seraps ex .3 £ for a very modest number of & < 2 writer in All Outdoor: e Ouse o bl 1 ps have been used by i one can see them fi hey leaverthe table to the time is Rooms 18-13 Alice Building, Norwichk 3 Phons 1177-3 ! 189th Dividend O only beates ‘out hy three, by Fred Dugas 345 points to Brod whe piled 244, 'The sco! Bauley Frege Brodean ce of The Norwich Savings Society ! No Conn., Dec. 14, 1918. The Directors of this Society have declared out of the earn ngs of the urrent six months a semi-annual dividend at the rate of FOUR PER CENT. per annum. payable to deposi- Telephone 531-4 | that they shoul®$e left alone. | A staple food, that can be clamed | most troubles peculiar to k Bulletin Building, 74 Franklin Street E i Tumey .. Pilling T.ambert e logs, is c meal. Corn m " titled thereto « a Colema g s e Rooristiliy and after X Geon - food, abundant in January 919 ey i quires some other COSTELLO LIPPITT, Treasurer. A Y 4 in to balance it DENTIST DR. E. j. JONES | e 5 d is PEORIA, ILLS., REFUSED { purpose—principally be PLACE IN GRAND CIRCUIT | crac Cracklings t Philadelphia. Jan. 14-—N¢ changesjhad in the ed for t or pork| s lack muc ) Suite 46 Shannon Building ; Take « Shetucket Street A entr Phone Hind tha > goal following a touchdown is good on} point to be 1d probably out there s offort to accurate booters 3 placement kickers no one would want them elimi ed Applic AT AYER BUILDING 4 and 7-8 p. m. 1262-4—House 1228 time to cook properly— l 5 1t of w Bin 1 el 1en poured ou in a trough ~, 3 fellow 3 3 Faverweather Make Yoar Glfl.'z‘ i ‘ Wit York Univer % i R S ilip Carter, the well s b for | N ° en the food is not digested amateur Mack is pleased with i ! et | shown in the form of 2L0 part an sutlook for he thinks the players N Vear’si j ‘ ‘ments Next | market will be better than it has been e "":j w ) 1 | 1 e Aboutigy:. o jong time. McGraw notes that i @J/ellr_} i | ity as a food, but a food m: e COIDS | most of the would-be rook are — | ey ing the rice well with a small per-| ANy €Nty pitche With the majors _cutting ¥ o potop | contage of meat, and when this s |he expects to return to America in thel {joir player-limits, opportunities fo DOWM TRICH ! & un from | cool poured” on’ clean stale wheat|spring. He is the son of Dr. Colin S| youngsters may not be THL wpl b \EJ“]EL' CO 4 TOM |y read. there is no food that equs | Carter, of hampton, and S " 5 ¢ 3 : b | | The dogs digest every it, [ nephew of ex-Supreme Court Justice| ;13 he able to take care of W ‘|, New o v nd can stand an enormous amount|Charles 1. Hushes, e is & YOUBB| ¢ the comers e ability. ! T 3 g 5 Dl Dy nlyhigh| Walter Camp by his “All-Service vice who | 1l selections evidently service who | 00 v ssau Country | consider the student army 25 FRANKLIN STREET olfer of conside: They will also 151d when this is their di Carter, however, is I ture, which must not be | classed golfer from tl of work hard fle | Anothe is not tk 3300 melled to overlooked. is t logs s e | will represent the Ep the r ollege: T 760 57 L oY slogken dogs seldom tire | & I+ golf competitions this season, | COrDS = b ,\"“'"‘vt,.cundcr_ eiepions 76 7 tayette S ‘ ‘ ce system | O 3 %71 sardnes v vho!as “service e3 % < . i ¢ ition took | “With this as with other foods, i iull‘tx?nu;,ml\mum‘V\\ _r\r\ul:x:f;‘-om\‘\l’;" tand it the. boys were in the e TER VI q ith the |must be fed cool. ot foods ed the field in < e 5 esting. The PETER VER STEEG ith the |must be fed coo Ho G intere digestion troubles no matter|match between the Piping Rock and| ‘:“Mé“‘:,,fl“‘,?t fully prepared. | Nassau bs, with a card of 27 L.t :i. \ho P . C. teams af or hard dog cakes should be| strokes, will be one of their star|consider (8 “Daley, captain ai They " are the dogs’|players. White, while In the service,| CONCEC €0 o vears’ ago, would and, as with man, that|made a new amateur rcord last sum- Laf;r}\n:\vpd e e e part cannot endure negleet. With a|mr for the Inwood Country Club|not have been eleRle S8R0, 200 kennel cooking plant many variations | course during the Red Cross compe- | vard team 1asetaC (501 ™ thongn, of food can be prepared on short no- | tition, held by the Professional Golf- ;xpémcn ) a2 twpwv e Lol O wmor Bridgeport in-| Was thers varsity football last fall? races as was | cause ast fall may nof ORIST Funera! Designs, Co2corations. ! cricazo | ANT %0 put your bus. ! pablic,” there i1s no ; ne ud- = 0 Balle : - E e i i 3 an . to handle — The total tion of The various tobacco growing dis- | fielder, is the proper man . 3 R | g ) o e South Africa for the first siv months | tricts of bad shipped to the Ha- | third base for the Yankees in case| About one-third of a vohnteer B o R | e ool ‘ X wg fof 1918 was 1410836 corats, Valued vanna marises 440063 bales of tobac- |J. Franklin Baker really retires. This|church choir can sing, and the other letin for b €8s re s 1169 Gen Motoe LIEN L™ at $19,086,002, co at the latest report. is a remark by Bill Fischer, former{two-thirds would like to sins.