Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, February 22, 1919, Page 3

INSURANCE INSURANCE FOP EVERYTHING INSURABLE a L. LATHROP & S8ONS 8 Shetucket Strest Norwich, Conn, . A 3 The Policy of Fire|" Insurance YOU OBTAIN FROM Us IS ALL THAT IT SAY6—FOR 'T IS BACK- ED BY A SQUARE CEALING, STRONG COMPANY. JUR SERV- ICE IS SKILLED, EXPERT AND RE- LIABLE. ISAAC S. JONES Insurance and Real Estate Agent Richards Buiiding, 91 Main Street CHARLES D. FOSTER FIRE INSURANCE Tel. 781 161 Main St. L ¥ WILLIAMS, JR, General Agent H. KENYON, Special Agent. sEORGE N. DELAP, Special Agen! Hartford, Conn. New Haven Nuv York You are sure of PROMPT SERVICE | HERE fur we have adequate STEAM | EQUIPMENT, BEST MATERIALS! end the real skill that insures prompt satisfactory gervice. T. J. HEALY, Bid'g., Norwich, Ct. AUTO RADIATORS Repaired promptly and thoroughly tested under air pressure before leav- ing shop. W. E. SHANLEY PLUMBING TINNING | 499 Main 8¢ 710-3 Marguerite Tel LEGAL NOTICES. NOTICE TO CREDITORS, AT A COURT OF I"ion\ at Norwich, within and for t 1st day of Norwich AYL Judge. late of ed xecutor cite sed to bring 1id estaie om this date by to that effect, together der, on the sign place where said nd in the same Ordered the tors of said dece DRESCHER, Clerk #21d de- In present ta1s to the | I, with- 3 al.u\o and | “ISLAND HOSPITAL TRUST | E cutor. AY A COLRT OF PROBATE HELD Norwich, wit} and for the Dis- Norwich the t day of A. D, N J. AYLING, Judge. state of Willam C. Gallup, late of Jrnrlun said District, deceased. The Administratrix hibited her administratior count with said es- tate to the Court for allowance; it is therefore Ordered, That the th day of Feb- ruary, A. D. 1919, 3 o'clock in the afternoon, at the Probate Court Room in the C f Norwich, in said Dis- trict, be, and the same is, appointed for hearing the same, and the said Administratrix is directed to give no- tice thereof t publishing this order ence in some newspaper having a cir- eulation in said Dist at least five days prior to the date of said hearing, end make return to the Court. NELSON J. AYLING, Judge. The above and foregoing is a true copy of record Attest: HELEN M. DRESCHER, feb22d Clerk. | AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD st Lebanon, within and for the Dis- triet of Lebanon, on the 7th day of February, 1019. -ALBERT G. KNEELAND, Estate of Herbert L. W Lebanon, in said District, John Cl Lebanon, ministrator. Ordered lis, late of deceased. | Conn., “Ad- | } i That date hereof be ited and bring in tate, give public notice to ix months from the and the same are, lim- aliowed for the creditors to their claims against said es- and the Administrator directed to the creditors d estate to bring in their claims said time allowed, by posting a his order on the public sign- post nearest the place where the de- ceased last dwelt, within the same Town, and publishing the same once in some newspaper having a cir- culation in caid Probate District, and return make o this Court of the notice given. Attest ALBERT G. KNEELAND J - Judze. NORWICH BULLETIN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1919 ASHLAND DEFEATS WILLIMANTIC, 37-24 Thursday night's game of basketball in the Bijou at Jewett Ci while it was fast at times, was not interesting as usual. Barry as always starred for Ashland, getting 10 bas- kets. Benjamin also played a good game for the home team. Ashland clearly outclassed her opponents passing the ball almost at will. Tues day night Ashland plays Fort Wrigh in the second game of a three-gamc series. Pickett starred for Williman- tic, getting a number of difficult shots from the center of the hall, caging in all eight baskets. The preliminary game was rather exciting, Barry's team clearly outclassing the second team. The feature of the game was the excellent sparring done by Liberty and Derda, Barry's team winning by 10 to 6. The score for the big game A:hland. Barry to Willimantic. Belcourt Benjamin Lamoreau Lewis nder | Jeffers ....... Moriarty | i Harris cocecvenn..n ceeene Pickett | L. G. The score by points: Ashland—Barry 10, Lewis 3, Harris 37. Enan ‘Willimantic—Lamoreau 24, 2, Pickett §; total BOXING BOUTS TO BE HELD NEXT MONTH The Order of Moose are pl hold a smoker in the near which there is scheduled 20 round boxing. The card has not been nounced as yet, but the amusemer committee in charge of the be card is trying to arrange a bo tween Jackie Norman of the s rine base and Red Rankin of wich. Eddie Mack of Greenev desirous of meeting Kid Murp! New London and Fred William: to go on with Hy Ladd. bout between Norman and Rar be arranged it should be a card, as many of the local f: been desirous of seeing these two U come together. Answersto challenges will Le received by the sec of the Moose. PRINCETON WRESTLERS DEFEATED BY YALE Princeton, N. J., Feb. a1 | Hu If the main | feated the Princeton wrestlers here tonight 14 points to 11. The most in- teresting bout was between Carpenter aud Galt in the unlimited class, the former winning four seconds before time was called. Summary 115 pound class—James, Yale, won ‘rom Sibley on decision in 9 minutes. 20 pounds—Jacobs, Princeton won rom Townley on decision, 15 minutes. 135 pounds—Simmons, Yale, won from Hutchinson on decision, 9 min- Ltes. 145 pounds—Marbury, threw Warren in 2 minutes. pound<—Gra\ Yale, threw lins in 5 minutes 7 seconds. 175 pounds—Captain Avery, Yale, threw Captain Winn in 3 minutes 5 seconds. Unlimited — Carpenter, Princeton. threw Galt, 6 minutes 56 seconds. Princeton, Col- | Yale Swimmers Win. New Haven, Conn., Feb. 21. — Yale {defeated Princeton 34 to 19 in a swim- |ming meet here tonight. Princeton {won”the water polo match | 20 to 10. AT STATE HOSPITAL ALLEYS. ! Riverview. Dupuis | McCarthy Sullivan Duggan . 90 es138 .o 94 598 485 Norwich Five. 110 PURDON'S TEAM LEADS IN ELKS' TOURNAMENT e strings. C:onpbell on for high Purdon Keating, the lo individual | took the high three s every string over 16» Team 5, Capt. Pu~don. .88 W Lyons Weymor 85 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL MARKET CLOSED ACTIVE. New York, Feb. 21—T the impending cfuble hol'day, s control of the stoc! ral level of prices re est levels at the very active Trading concentrated extent in motors shares, esnec allv Tire Goodrich Aj Rul:ber, the extremely norts Df the first two ; factors. Jagged at the o <erted muci of their rec ence later, (fi'r‘h(—r Tk nected auarterly sued by tionzl bonnds mos ~ame forward with a ru hour. T 1 3-8 to 94 3-4 on buvinez for hath acco nts High rails LD ctronger tendencies their r'ze following house of representativ zed another la maintenance. 850 000 sharas Rates for call ately, but are likely next week, the bank ing an actual decreas 600000 in exces erty i regularity. ageregated $10. 0Old U. S. honds call througheut the we 604 Cal Packl 10500 Cal Petrol .. 1800 Cal Petrol pr 200 Calumet & A Col Gas Llec Cont Ins Co. 0 Com Prod Com Prod Crucible Steel Cuba C Sugar money ruling offered COTTON. New York, Feb. 2 o Cctober I ” 0.10. December Cotton spot q fet; middling 26.65 CHICAGOD GRAIN MARLET. Open. High Low. Closm. ) 1301, ? 11920 has beer | 6 B:u.-ms Hot water Sure Relief EL L-ANS FOR INDIGESTION Heath' .. . Hutchinson Adams . *Campbeil Team No. 6, Capt. *Keating rolled fox meLclL The Standing. Team 3 Team 2 Team s Team 3 \Tnldrn . Team Luc Team 6, Heath . .12 400 Kilbane and Brown Matched. Cleveland, O., Feb. —Johnny I\ll- bane, (hammun featherweight of the world, was matched to meet Frankie Brown in a six round bout at Philadelphia March 10. It will be Kilbane's first contest in al- most two year: WILLARD-DEMPSEY CONTRACT ILLEGAL, SAYS ATTORNEY The Willard-Dempsey articles signed at Weehawken are not worth the} paper they are written or Worse | th that, Tex Rickard, Jack Demp- Jack Kearns and the witnesses to 1e cont liable to presecution | for conspiracy and for violation of} 1713 and lrll of Lhc‘ penal code of New York State. 1 These facts were brou out yes- terday by Counselor Emmanuel Tacker | of 22 Wilhlam street, yesterday. Counsellor Tacker has made an exten- | sive study of the law covering pu; lism and sparring exhibitlon Tm,‘ attention of the District Atto: has | been invited to the result and th some chance that a gendarme or two | wi person in training or preparing such a contention, exhibition fight, is guilty of a misdemeanor.” for! or| A person who lea State with tent to elude rticle (section 1T )) or to commit an which or who, any would be ns \," this State, | nd Sil being act W t to the !\am( had been = committed th 'U'M t ou countr nd g ide the kard's desire 10 t'i\\c th further West, where the penal code |are less intricate. From Tusla, Okl ment by John Rei , comes er, Dempsey e will not permi il his claims are him § 00 \l\!dk" contract, lleged brea fi' ro‘filr He { his (.v)nl" r' to !‘1¢XIH:P Dempsey u' There vear o Provi SPORT!NG NOTES signed con re is he win decisively from Welling hel A LIST OF SOUND NON-TAXABLE SECURITIES Commonwealth Lt. & Power Co. 7% Preferred, to Yield about 7% Ohio Utilities Company, 7% Preferred, to Yield About 774 % Interstate Electric Corporation, 7% Preferred to Yield About 7.35% United Gas & Electric Co. (of N. J.) 5% Preferred to Yield About 63/ % Scranton & Wilkes-Barre Trac. Corp. 7% Preferred, to Yield About 7% EXCHANGES The war and conditions arising out of it are bringing about numerous finan- cial readjustments. Holders of low interest bearing securities and those issues which have been more adversely affected, may, through the medium of exchanges, often improve their investment position, both as to the security of principal, and income as well. We solicit your inquiries along this line. Free Telephone Inquiry Service THE W. T. FIELDS CO. INVESTMENT BROKERS 902 Chapel Street Phone, Liberty 5870 New Haven, Conn. ill be one of the logical contend | may meet Tex Rickard on his return/|ers. to New York. e e Section 1710 of the penal code, reads 1 awesais | CLEANERS DYERS rson who within this state en-| Mr. and Mrs. John B. Perry were | tes, encourages or does |in Canonchet Thursday to visit Mr.| any act to further a contention or|and Mrs. Mallory Maine. fight, without weapons, between two| Alfred M. Clark and son, E. W. Clark, i or more pe s 1 fight commonly ¢ a gang of men on their pond here called a ring or pri Cither with- | harvesting ice. The ice is not as thick | ( 1Lhuu' the who en-|as usual, being only six inches. 1 P 1 a public or p; parring| Horace Palmer and Frank Miner! mm with or without gloves,|made a good catch of pickerel and within this State at hich an ad- | perch on the pond here recently. mssion fee is c received,] Miss Arlene Arzamarski, who wa either directly r or whohome Tuesday and Wednesday on ac o . sends or publish e for oo e bt 150 Main Street, in Postal-Telegraph Office such a contention, exhibition or fight,|in Laurel #Glen district Thursday or carries or delivers ch a challenge ; mornin, . 0 or acceptance, o traing or aseists any - Telephone Call 743-2. Give Us a Trial C:NTERBURY FREE AUTO 1 We pay postage on parcel It was to duck this law that R Canterbury! erangs ol . Sidw that Bi meeting Feb. 19. The £ flitted to_the Jers THskpros el O B e i DELIVERY post one way mnotersof ihite (W psey ! Musie, Mr. and Mrs. Hawes; - |8 avaned section 1710, ran into | iyachington, Mrs. Bennett: paper | Som—————————————————————— ction 1713, xmmvm‘t) i Mrs. Frink; reading, Our e e e e gy | wrecked. Tough as section 1710 may e m, 1713 is toughe It reads: |night by grange; reading, One Hun- |1eXt Tuesday afternoon with Mrs.|her home here. Chauncey Frin David Koch's auction on the Kinne|p ed Years Ago, Mrs. ading, The Whipping Post; Wainwright; song, Several of Miss S. Annie Doty’s pu- with their parents and friends at- Iver Threads Among the Gold, Mre, |Place on Black Hill Monday was ded her funeral in Danielson Sun- recitation, Barbara Freitchie, [aftended. The famlly loft Tuesda y 5 ink; singing, America. After |New York and later w Danielson has been program an oveter sunper was|Col, to locate. e . rved. Visitors from Brooklyn grange |ténted by Joseph Allard of ere present. Mr. Kinne, who has been living with | s. Dorothy Bennett attended the|Dis daughter in Sterling, will live in * convention at Hartford this|Part of the house. who have EAST KILLIN GLY Sager continue: The other in the famiy are much bet- | Mrs. Mellen | F upper floor of hat th Annie Ward., st church o Aid society will meet brother i With or Without Gas Attach. ments but Always EFFICIENT and ECONOMICAL~ MODEL RANGES We furnish Repairs for all maker of Ranges A 1. Wholey & Co., 12 FERRY STREET Phone 581 Modern Plam bing HOP TO IT “TEX” son will as a coach, such a story made Mat there McG ‘The morn: the Red Sox George W lican League clubs had on his serv: ar is shown by action. 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