Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, January 16, 1919, Page 3

-] — p—— INSURANCE INSURANCE FOR EVERYTHING INSURABLE ~ L. LATHROP & SONS Major Leaguers Discuss Salary Changes New York, Jan. 15.—National ltague baseball players will receive an un- pleasant surprise with their 1919 con- tracts as a result of the magnates’ chedule were found to be decidedly it the minority. A drastic change in the rule gov- | erning the draft of class AA players | by major league clubs was decided o, The minors disliked the word “draft” except New York and Chicago voted |ard in the event that club waives pri- g e nothing: all we get we WINTER TIME is the season when|for the maximum. crity, he is to be offered to ali the o el ©on Yoy chapely head, {werk for; and with gladness in the fires ar st f —don't “think | “Salary limitation was the outs clubs in the same classification for | P00 # e o thorouzhbred, |heart work becomes a joy. * see us TODAY |ing feature of all-day sessions of the 00, except the elub that asid him. | ®I000 o s his name. iy H A erty insure ~1; National League and the National As- I‘w = ‘i‘x?;\lv};)ar?‘(l.dc by IR THE WINNERS OF PRIZE BOOKS. | o consider the | cociution of Professional at classEoliopne IS 02 NSt [ Mhe ipet of callilie house is he- o T < Solap ma are Clite P he minor (isanEaty to class A for_$500; class B for $200, | {6 BEL O 0 o0 AN ean see; |, 1—Nettie Maine, of Norwich— class C for $150 and If not disposed of, the may retain the services it they see fit. sound, dependa- re’ through leAC S JONES Iy agreed upon the form of «uest for the lifting of the d ulations and the senior major leaguers went on record ragarding several pro- ss D for §75. major league of the nlayer W His paths are paths of pleasantness— Boys’ and Girls’ Department Rules for Young Writers. tho next is when you know there is| ; i o de of the |no end to things to be learned; and tion today in adopting a club salary |1 B l i ! 1. Write plainly on one side of i B8 Shetucket Strest Norwicl i han 511,000 per | d suggested it be changed to “ar-{paper only, and number the pag {ihat you must learn something new nn. | Iimit of not more t 5 T 2 - month. This is the most radical fi- |Ditrary purchase.” 5 Use pen and ink, not pencil. {05, Naneial rotrenchment attempted by a | Their proposition is that major Short and pointed articles will {€*P¥OY. i e xiaigr league in many years. [league clut rily purchase | o given preference. Do not use over | Learning is mot for display; ut “Under the new rogulation the max- one plaver from each club in elass AA | 259 “Vords. | more like a hammer or a broom, some- | raum monthly salary limit during the | f0r 37,500 between November 1 and 10.| ™y Original stories or letters only | thing to be used for yourself (as weil yiaying season must not exceed $11,- |This will preclude any major leasuc| i pe used. {as others) every day. 000 plus the manager's salary. This|Ciub increasing its playing strength |5 \yrite yvour name, age and S . | will ‘make the seas ayroil fot|Curing the season other than by pur-1g.css plainly at the bottom of One of the best things life holds for up approximately $60,000 for a play- | U Bl oS O et etar. | vou is good cheer; and another is per- ing_period of about five and a hait et s G oA | scverence; and another is fideiity; Hith e " twen- | Dresent. rate iass . i i itk ‘:1101}‘\‘1:) m;\\_zélrx: alhrb‘{o‘m:“u‘_:fi\ be| AL players. 1 {ard another patience. With these four | $600 per piav r to. m- th, The new| In case the player is not retained A Parlor Cat, janyone s well-balanced and has a rule also carries a penalty, in the |[for the entire seasa he is to be re- Louella C. Poole. | promising future. i form of & fine of $2,000 for every in- | S (ORIt Ue) msen: fap 's2 705, | There lives a cat acsoss the was Few lasting taings life holdg ¢an fraction_of the rule. All the ciubs |Which he was purchased, for $2509.| oo "voriow coat is bright as day, ite had for | Three Little Women. | 2—Lydia Dugas, of Versailles—Mary Lee, a Red Cross Girl. With ca ith loving s nip mice and cream, pecch and fond caress, 2 £ catved | On cushions soft to dream | 5—Elizabeth Shaw, of Norwich— posed changes which thev desir: the| All major league players: waivcd | Three Little Women ‘at Work, Richards Buiiding, 91 Main Street |10 Cr, O aete to jointly adopt at|out of their respective leagues must | ALt s e ] e s e " Real Estate Agent |; cial meet e 1 easues | §0 to tMe AA leagues for the sum of [ A mouser he? et B i—Rose Alperin, of Mansfield—Mary Insurance and Real Estate Agent |ihe special meeting of the two ieazues (S o Well, truly, mousins is a task Lee at Washington | tomorrow, as well as additional al-|$1.000. Tn the cvent that more than | Well, truly, mousis 18 jLee a shing terations of their own byiaws. cne club claims a player, he is to be| 1o (PO COET CHE hen cats, | Helen Bates of Taftville—The The Nationals re-adopted the rulejawarded by lot and in cas> no AA|Sueh SPor is (o8 MELC & | Bungalow Boys. barring the beginning of spring prac- |ciub cla'ms him he is to be offered to | And 0 = | tico earlier than thiriy aays before | class A for $500, class B for $100, cinss | Girl Aviators Motor Butterfly. _There was a great crowd on . the opening of t son. Lhis N & ere et be purchased for | Twere shame to oil those silken paws | 7—Annie Bauer, of Plainfieli—Motcr | that day and eve wa | rmit the clubs to operate | call vlayers must be Burchased 07| and really there's no need because !,\[n!wl of Palm and Pine. Rob, James:and David ha | v o cash and all clubs in all leagues under | And Nt ar livedte % % so | With their skat A 23, n the present world scrics | this agreement must havs a player{ Next door there lives a S—Helen Gates of Willimantic— | 1% their, i e & L e N et Ll oot the same on the | A most plebeian bea tru Mary Lee, the Camp-fire Girl : < 3 rules also were favored aad wil i T LU D Who netaing better has to do | L i L > 1. Harry knew that tl Otr Hieto, ST Bt 2 Qiscussed with the American Leazue |opening day of the playins season. o e s e | LETTERS ‘OF ACKNOWLEDGMENT | LUt in & (hor! ero, la B the joint meeting fomorrew is = sat down to - e z = L proposed to amend the rules oiacing | TRINITY COLLEGE PLANS A parlor cat, an orriament, | Beatrice Ableman of Norwich—I{a crack wa i 3 ot e A R e TamesT the players upon a percentage bas FOOTBALL SCHEDULE |’y yiscless puss whose life is spent {thank you for the lovely prize book | brought him |the summer. They did nof mer Lasked ner. s far as the money awards are con- | arttord. Conm, Jan. 13—Ant | I inaolones and {you sent me entitled The Boy Chums| In the ice e v B0l i L Wl ! i ne said Flsle, but | cerned, without flxing a maximum m‘;,,m cement was made at Trinity Col- ¥, the delight of every ¢ve On the ‘.\11 of Mexico.” I n;lmv read | was !Hiu?‘ he y : iy il iz S ~ minimum amount as was the case last 18 FE N e sames on next season’s | (For beauty so doth eratify) |1t and found it to be a very interesting | reach the I 2 PR : il B¢ JSomE i col 1 season. | Dividing a portion I the|fegthall schedule. Princeton will be | Iiis mission is to please | story |, When 1 ’ ’ | lelen, Heard dnany 3 t Gom. The ‘,‘(,':\(.l,',e:s g rlayers' pool (the men of W€ |yigveq at Princeton October 4: Am- | Sophie Gaska t a sigh: are the hors : Pc : £ 5 1o ¥ ol VI Ren e aat % 25 CENTS EACH _ |fnst tour in the past was | B G Trartond Ontaber 10 and New | o matter thoush the sk |G 1 e s o e | S see et T 5 ossibly some came v 4 hen, we got out we ETT.PEABODY & Co. drc vA@hers 1dbocated also decid Mt York University New York Novem- [When Yama walks u W book which you sent me entitied “The | lea . e . 6r- the six celoal CLUETT.PI ) = |in the future the ¢ ub pactic'pating in | yq. 7 | Along the path or In the Great ,\m“n-}r b > axcept Rob | g that SR i g bl % the series shall turn bacs f B lor posts If of or g west. 1 think it is a dandy. b ut nobody | = 1 alen At six o © started for home. PRy S gt JOF e et JACKSON WINS EASILY | Erigt scems di Stella Gaska of Jewett City—I| V33 brave o Tiim | clusters of | ¢ Was 1 ne 1 ever went 10 aily from |0 the league R et OVER JOHNNY NOYE| In ¢ al au_very much for the prize |, [IATTY A1 not hesltaiy 1o even ko i D we y Betme S Lo ey hedvi n N n. 15.—Wil- | = e received entitled Camp Fire | & 0reath. 1 2 Sndiwhers |gysey a tree OSE ALPERIN, Age. 14 e Nationnl schedvi> cgli- | Minneapolis, Minn. Jan. 15 —Wil 5 TO WIDE- received i Bt | e S S 5 , Age. for a 140-game. season was cor- |lie Jackson, the New York lightweisht,|UNCLE JED'S TALK TO WIDE-| ex: Yedrar Tiamilate with [ (i ROl was. | Harey | : his |, hayw oy : 3 d sidered and referred hack to the sche- | decisively outboxed and AWAKES, but just as sincere. Sl ey < | opposite she o ks, E ng e aule committee for approval | sonnny w;.\— of : ‘I‘m"‘ Life h Tot of goo ngs f Viola Banning of Yantic—I re‘rde { Whe I R ‘ J afd Gretchen's Christmas lication, a @ short round of a‘ten rovnd hout = 1d how do vou suppose you are | the twenty-five cents sent me, and was ve Harry ? 3 |1y fo ¢ ds w! : ' p % pecl which the advocates of tir | ¢ soyaniiaw d z P4 very much pleased with it as it was | him, W . . { appe Tt | 2 4 el are 0 little 2 my first drawing sent to you. Thank i out of 1, : ’ | stood o 1 s 2 e e | s Mary Bauer, of Plainfield—I'm very | e hoie t 1 Harey for | : FLIZABET( SITA il em and leave some without mt your part anktul for the prize book-I received | being so bra d kind o jun t g s 3 - very interesting. This is the| After he was we G 1 >atve = P e Balt {2y Thiege ate fots of E0pC L 2 ne. I hope I will win anoth- | very much | My First Be « Highachool £ in from forests: Therieha Balt | 5 which you earn, and it is w Rob gave ew na M Wl o ened s and placed — 3071 700 Col Gas Llec 121 that this is | Hannah Bossart, of West Hoboken, | & ; e e f Almost every - MARKET WAS SPECULATIVE. Onchot mportar ceived my prize hook Helen's | dn ifetsomis : Christmas tree. = New York, Jan. 15.—Indicat ’ e holds ne cnowl- | I thank you ever so much | 2 ‘ r z G ien like to visit the §— over-extesion of the 5 e IR ; It came on Christmas Day \ ma Offithe yealdanal H BE-H B I 3 cdge: and according o e can imagine how u\zaaml 1 of beautiful things. - ——|per cent. contributed as muck < it and war z <nc ze of | ve read it. 1 could hardly = S risinas SR e D 6 per factors to the better ten 5 sclf and kr o nd knowl |stop laughing while I was reading it. | How Ruth Helped o NI, > father is going in F ifested by today's stock | ] e : < guess that is why I felt so good for ihee v 1 looks after the | “Trading retained much of | B , B 6% |cdse of books a the doctor said in school “Laughing is jere. ; z hink & ‘of “thoVzond] 13 yrative however, pools be- | 5 i lidn't Were 50 many | zood exercise.” I had a very merry e * Fent or tor catd = 3 %o | coming aggressiv active in | o owledges. We st gr Christms «‘A""d\{\_“vl\’:l-il{r Newi Y Yoo cad ; nd Gre like the Christ- tobaccos and the motor spetixlties Gen 70 |do mnot ¢ many more C A D eaan ey 1379F oi 3o, ten es Jkies. These cookies ~ 3gq|Signs of substantial su o Sor A 56 % % | for instance, knowledge of what things | Sale Santi Claus was = 1y S | in Septem sorts of shapes. They entative issues recently er pres- | o Gen M H s |are worth; or t 2ys do n Elizabeth Shaw of Norwich—Thanks : e 0 Ther > e Eens ot oo oy & | o g 615 s11¢ | deewn for unhappy d ons; or he prize book I received some time | : = us who wer ¢ips whenever she The most striking exception to the| g e "% |to make knowledg seful I found it very interesting. e . ; AR Gretchen rubs ther trend was the shipping divi-| » 7 krow how to . S 2l DD s until they shine. on. Marine preferred losing an_ es- i e o kmowledge is|STORIES WRITTEN BY WIDE- - | o ¥ them to the par- Studebak sulf tes ¢ nd | 5 5 ittle you kno ? hi @ lidDe wElse T00l e Thac istakes. ! DPon't vou think s i it 1 v ped at the s H fe children long for night | American Woolen were among the | i His name is Rover and he is a little | go! : it We walked up Mai > cor Santa ¢ with his great other hea 3 ramp dog | HILDA COLLIY, A 1 corner and walke » srieet W bur > <. has visite g el 3 CAPT. HAYES' TEAM WINS __Once he belonged st named | 1 we came in fr 1 « Did wwe o switch? ? ! Fred ere werc three other dogs Iritz and Gretchen oldi _ CLOSE DUCKFiN MATC me family, and all bigger than | Bravest Americans Get Homesic I wer ) lldin od o children. Nuts L pa - B, B, | Captain Haye | e e o 5 \ked up thé corridor d ) e left for them. 0 . hi 1% | auckpin tournament wou out on Wed- | c dogs _ wore ‘collars and 126 HeRC of the ho E men dressing room, tc rr rething nice on Betnichem Steel and B: o151 v 307 1 5. needay B i C s all day, and quail, Bu vealod : v ) wer it? At last a little fletines Siedd and B o i 23 | team 1 < of the | Love Y home with Fred. Rover wea oS ; Dr. b where a € 2 1 are opened. e e nd sece 1 zone tc ed” him {00 much. Fred's sis st bacl n a y o up and whi i table in the centre of n ‘Petroleum T Capta : z e | “trained” him, too Americar 2 & ns w : b e Christmas tree. Vite. Sk 85 onors wh I'rc hig Once he his nose down to Tap- | i 3 e et lost to ¢ ¢ d its tiny candle shin- but three points of its vidual three stri ) T ores: |sy's nose. Topsy was Lucy's pet cat.| e ) I Golden fruits were —no one point avanch ang oth 2 Captian Hayes’ Team, No. 4. | lifted a forepaw and scratched | he TS 3 p L e | v g dark green branch- can be Bt b1k te amts, z Sa__ 239 |him, and spit eves | g ent rooms from t ) « te covered table are rs if you Tigding in motor - b4 3o | Lucy vour dog SOl e oo n 1 vay a big doll and Eobactich Rt Rl Aianians |eRnaoy r = g 9 |cross!” and then Fred boxed his ears. | ST soldier: thered ¢ Ver g box for Gretchen. All : specialties at substantial s go | After Rover thought he would | ;- (070 P KNG 10 . se being ound the tree and klers are pi R e MRS e « “%inot play with cats any more. I n ging hym L o I ; s of dollars of et Eda hun Lathis Dtoters =5 woul y with plaything; i) Blcare i0 nd W er told the story of rthecountry. e Biciaas: and Mav il = : A ST day he buried Lucy’s hat in = others. « Christ Child” who +was born Fihcne o ahared i th raoverier 1 Captain Madden’s Team. No. 3. |the sand. But he left a pink ribbon |, They hac heenis £ abyut a half )1 0. The gifts are take 3 - i e b dg Al g 18 Thompson $ 7 253 | sticking up. They found the hat, ard |pou™ With 2 sweetnes v g 1 o Each child gives some GLOBE AUTOMATIC s e o | i | Coni 245 | found a shoe, t00, and a Tubber doll, | PTOUENL fears to our eves. I confes s it | p ) father and mother and se SPRINKLER CO. el oo, f | “loo Nat . Fergsor s 80— 2751and a jewel-box. Then Rover was [ sOuid't Join ftheir voices earn the hay of giving, Hartford ty bonds and forsian issues| 400 Xa & AMadaen £ 9 et 99— 284 | whipped i . nient or two their s 1shes S veine,. § 20,090, o1 T, [ ASHLAND TO PLAY | Viras ; ; to sing I 7L e o FAST SUB. BASE TEAM| Il knew whero there were rabbits n e 3 o in.|and birds. So one day when the big T Moie T NG AND GASFITTING lereeta ket :‘W" = “ 15t | dogs came thome there sat Rover with |y \FO0 Ome [6ad J = = | suen Low. Qoo i 5% 5n | Jewett Ci veen As fRld gamae, Tacyis Dot TabolS: and e e staiito et (Tl ma CALL UP 734 o0 Alax Toer”” s | G s* | You an Asutand le dogs looked at Rover’ |the'end, and his:last note m Adax Tuub it | it looked at him; and Fred | U7, ehd: @ A 0 Alaska ¢ M B ] (h e ng “ { or! FvEere T Ame n 0 Atk | They are v * awav. and Rover |ON€ DY one they disappe . Without Gas Attach. | 1% Al pitH |for tonight's 1 Rover away. and Rover | 900, MY one, they lexppear ments Always EFFICIENT ]| oo 5 8 a5 1 Lewis of V 1 S "“,‘“1“‘\“{‘ 14, |was dark really OMICAL— B3 2 o M : ley of Nor two, SN e frem home ne but 85 485 [ 400 s & W Va : Harris, Baldy Jeffe kiows th home-si 100 88 | 0 & W Va pi 935 . |reux of the Old Guarl A pair that come ) t e LD ol i ~ {lineup. We will ue gia g The Litile Music Teacher. ; are off duty and nig ? ar .. 4 |ether fast teams in vicini in- Mother Wren built her nest in The thing these men m We furnish Repairs for all manes ‘ % H | ciuding Fort v box in the zjrden. When Ler baniés | now, next to, their God, i of Ranges L ).t % o ! were fledged she taught them to sic3; |edge that their people 00 Am 0" a5 9% | = | and this is the way she did Lave faith in them, and ar o Am w6 0 0 Royal i She fixed herself on one side of the |back'of them, They neec A J Wholey & Co | 104m 1 20 Saxm Motar | opening of the box directly bofors|them, for many of o . . oy | gitoam ol o e them. She hegan by singing over ner | wounded and in the hosnit 12 FE o : ! whole beautiful song very distinctly.| LYDIA DUGAS A | s One of the little ones ¢ it. Atier| Versailles | 10 A § ‘ 1 goinz through a few wealk —_— gl i 1 I voice broke and it lost the ‘une, A Letter From No Man's Land, | ‘ hrew:l moth ace bezan| o M 100 Am shrew h once be; Jne day as Mrs. Jones w Phone 581 5 20 Am { where it had left off, and went veryla quilt she sat thinking ¢ sk :;n b carefuly throagh with 1est of it.|who was one of t . o ity : 4| 20 Superior Stee The young bird tried Iwent over on the Jacob odernf’am ln Aty Ll o4 Stem ca ing the mother as well Inent Fen 5 5 “‘; ‘\j"' D G t | 20 mex & P When it lost the not again the motaer |ing the doorbell whic A is as essantial i~ modern houses as | no i coast %, 5, | s T oo began where pped and she fin- | by the let slectricity s to lighting. We guaran- | 1100 Atl G & i I | ished it from her lov tes the very best PLUMBING WORK | 10700 Baia Lcomo ! Ther all the notes| It said t by expert workmen at the fairest| 1 Balt & oh ¢ - witl - bird be- | out and w prices. 00 Batopllas M % gan v 4 'Atl‘ { boat coming Ask us for plans and prices. | Bagh Steel 3 7 ame nd thelthe hardships i » 4 4 | 10800 Beth Steel B third to thejand he had onc hand o B ) | 306 Brockion b2 1" 4 Mrs. Jones feel proud | %00 Bowth” s - TR and_manv times a day |~ At Jast the dav ¢ T 1 | 460 Bums Bros 1565 r music les ntil they | was going to arrive., s | 3% Bute e &'s 8 tas #o to the train to mect 1 67 West Main Street 400 Cal Packing 57 = g HET disappointed hecaus = ‘ 0 cal 3400 U S Steel % ¢ | When she got home 00 Cal br 00 Ut Coppe: - to see that he had come 4 : e My Christmas. ness i i 500 Wabash i more shown in h e T. F. BURNS | ks LT s e mn Takiliee, v Nedhhe ] 1s eve we went to the thea- | 92 HELEN GATES { ING > Corro e o o and_aid not get home very early. | - o -EN GATES HEATL: AND -’LUMB NG| Bt 1 did oot et home Vary exti. | i 100 C M & St ! Woolworl, 4 — 2000 ¢ P i Jalk WwCcRTEP UR | ich was at six.| The 19th of Septem \x/e Offer ROBFRT i (,OCHRANE | merrerwillng 1 MONEY i rememberet it swas | &ay and not unfavora 1 | XNew York, Jan. | oke me up. We weat | W& e R e 3 | o i arane lurry sind ran to the | peared “above il the services of our Department of Statis- GAS FITTING, | closing hid 1-2 We found many pres.. ifelen rose, t i s i _ ’ | loan n | fore starting o thy tics na PLUMPING, STEAM FITTING | oan 5; bank accept SE i ey e 5 and Information, without charge, o Washingior. Sc., Washington Buildit.a e e < | birds avound the house, <h vestors, Banks, Execators or Administra- Norwich, Conn. { | New York, Jan. 15— - | { petticoat, two be candy: two | Vill sang d the ot of 5 e _Agent for N. B. O. Sheet Packing | | i :;ud ork, 'd“'u;{: - r."u‘m ‘:‘\urn; Boxes of ,,i‘,w.- A ‘}'y‘fi € Es&ates, and others. — | opened steadv. January 26.¢0; Mamh| comfort slippers, three crk: iy [RON ”ASTINGS | May 2385 Jul S ARl e ) eutbird = icit an Opportunity to Serve ¥ou. Looks \\)\uh 1 1il kx 3 wild cherry o cotton quiet; m'dding 30 I had a big ushe came to the | e SEa T3 = g 30, i ad a big T S el - prier 1 b e e e kiuul ter,White & Co. FURNISHED PROMPTLY BY CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET. e | A e were also to | [ T » VAUGHN H)UNDRY C0 Qoen. cl'hm R RUTH MULLEX c.{yxf;‘ ~U'\1~.|l“ A “1")‘;l;" fmm\:; INVESTMENT BANKERS Hn A i l James Wilde, flywelght champion| | i woke with o gasp and A streteh A | Grosvenor Building Now. 11 %0 25 Ferry Strest 125 of the world, is coming from Great! AEBma half-past six. | ? I - = | Britain early in the New Year to : by The thrushes were wood thruspes | PROVIDENCE ‘:l.!l"l‘ll:, 15 70 aay vq.,zt;n;e‘x;lgux{‘. % ew o l meet our best men in the bantam! l‘ml l‘u(‘r‘lm\" of the 3 ivil war there | with their heavily spotted hreasts, wl 4 - : I ci { [lived a famil; near the fort in XNew | this was just where Miriam aud 1ic Such high-bred cat Elsie Mentaz, of Plainfield—T' i London, the father and mcther and . the children, Ida, Jenny, Edith and Prosper. Their father was ca. er and in of a cruis. s out of the har mother had gone into the city some groceries. She hnd children to take care of They bad a large wo: wood. Amougst the wool there ~were a lot of pine knots. One of the children filled the af tight stove full of pin> rnots. Tf 2 little whileyihe fire was rearing and the stove Was red hot. The bouse caught fire and the childven catehin | up the baby ran out siouimg and| screaming. They called the attention of the neighhors who came ranning help put out the fire. The fire. was all put out before th mother got home. ~The only damaz» done was a hole burnt in tha ro what was done by wat MARY WILLIAMS Age 11 Jewett City An Old Pair of Skates. | The ice wus thick and Rob, Jams. and David bad each a new pai of i and they were going to ve fun on the ice, On their wa whe was old they met Ha ¥ Woos. | a poor boy. Harcey had an | r of skates which were quite out of s - The three well dressed Loys made | fun of Harry and said o3 they wont | by: “You will have to you want to win the race nake haste if | Harry did not mind their talk but went on with a_smile as if to s “We will sec who wirs the raec Your new skates look gocd 0} it comes to speed, mine will beat them, | I'm sure of that.” n heard them in nesting time all thr