Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, June 2, 1919, Page 3

TR 'NURWICH, BULLETIN, MONDAY, JUNE ‘2, 1919 — == |YALE DARSHEN ARRIVE AT GALES FERRY LEGAL NOTICE MAYOR'S OFFICE., City of Norwich, Commecticut. ‘ v Sheriff of the City of Nor- " FOP EVERYTHING s is Hist easicoby Take test Y% 3 2 Gales Ferry. Conn., June 1.—Thirty- | teday. eveninz up the series just con- \ = ake test strip 14 in. b INSURABLE {three Yalo oaremen’ arrived here lo- | e, Vauzhn allowed six scatiered| The Scissors Test 125t o by | night. to begin final training for the|hils and himself got three singles and| 4 imae it ot - Cat cathEades . J. L. LATHROP & SONS! Yale-Harvard regatta to be held June |a walk in four times at bat. Score: | tmesisocigmal leagih Catca S the mi o directed to warn the of Norwich to as- g in the several! The cut should not be more than s in. across the sample. id City, as pro- ke 20. Thirteen more crew men were on Chicaso (N) St. Louis (N) e e s . S 28 Shetucket §t, Norwich, Gonf. | their way here from New Haver cn W hpo a W Lo e o e e DISTRICT—At the board Coach Mather Abbott's vacht ek § gt So e he Court House Builde “Belle of Boston.” Owing to light S 16006 & winds, their trip was delayed and they § 080 e B G DIBTRIOT AL were not expected until late tonight 2010 0 1 ; 1 g 1 Binnsiies ation, West The Harvard crews are expected tol} Sl e THIRD VOTING DISTRICT — At arrive at Red Top on Tuesday. 160 i H Union_Hall, Greenev The Yale shells reached here tonight 0 0 ozFishburn 0 0 0 SIXTH \'mm\‘, D!~’J‘R1L'|‘ b UL and if they can be unloaded and put - (Clemons.c 4 0 o Rillings’” Hall i €T l‘ 10 0, on Monday, -lune K <hape tomoyrow morning the Blue o iy o e Torenvon, ts chontr b li‘o“\di\:: en will be out on the Thames for 00 b aidermen, rour comman councilmen practice. After supper tonight the - = clerk, a collector and two water com men played a _game of baseball. B & E missioners for the term of two yea tomorrow the Yale camp will com;; e each. and a treasurer and two sheriff: sixty persons. ifor the term of one year each; There has been only one chanzere- e o “"“he‘,fi“ “‘R;;’fo\tfi AT : cently in the boating of the Yale var-| S o0 iy shall be ratifed, whica 3 sity, Philip Allen, Jr. of Provilence, L UNDER 3 having replaced Ilare at bow. ling an Act Concer: he FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES | "“\'0%; " (héney of South Manehestar, | PHILLIES TAKE EIGHTEEN AN ait Concer f;,t his agency represents have earned the [ Conn. tonight was <lected captiin of | INNING GAME FROM DODGERS " the Yale freshman crew, of which he! Brookiyn, N. Y. June 1.—Philadel- | PUBLIC'S CONFIDENCE by SQUARE | 14" roic. He prepared at' St Paul's, i phia and Brooklyn battled 18 innins DEALING UMIFORMLY. You buy|Concord, N. H. where he siroke | here today, the visitors winning by a 3 Stretched, as in the INSURANCE when we serve you. | °f the school crew. score of 10 to 9 Williams tallied the| M tire, good tubes do i e she ui which =ads|Sleeveless Shirts, knee length acted by the Sen ! s . . chacted by the Seuate andDyawers, made in Union Suite act entitied ‘An act!OF separate pieces. Just the i == . ! winning run on his third single, an out not rip when cut. i I inferior tubs y ‘“flflemms a Superintendent of \vater . ISAAC S. JONES The polls will be open in all four city and Luderus' fourth hit, a double to| [ They cut but do not Gl (OB A i =il and B | wor of Norwich, Ap-‘style for this hot weather. £ . districts today from 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. | center. Score: | rip. Make your deal- ! ity }/ the tabet s repealed. My e ke “‘mIB V. D.’s for Boys as well as erprove thatthetobe i o Insurance and Real Es‘ate Agent ik o o 2 Philadelph he sells will stav Jthe H It lec- N. F. A. DEFEATS PUTNAM > oot iy fors voti Pats ctior Richards Building, 91 Main Street IN ONE.SIDED CONTEST Nitied2: Sl A O :ction €9 Men, iy The Academy easily defeated Put-'d aeReohiea LD e X Burglars are About: nemEughughoancn theol 2 Ithe p”"_‘ Jom0f the faws of the State| Flayall Linen Mesh Under- 4 day afternoon b n @ Kencrehy 1 will be oren in each ot} o i Robberies are Frzquent Insurance is Cheap Adimee d the number of S 1§ Iman't, 2 Watsoli p has a good club under him and they shoull have won WITH over every high school that they have met this on. Bulkeley with a k 23 the districts at § lock I il SR ent, ne l PSI’} 8 | noon for the pu]mf’fmz\..x':‘f}f,,’i’a,‘mww a very cool 8‘“;: % B o s R especially suited for ot EAR e 5 ety Mok That Tells How to B.P. L NED & CO. twice, but that's only one of the many 001000010110 . when the polls in eac “wwealher. 28 Shetucket St peculiar_things about baseball. Biookln 0 1 6610000100--9 f = TR T, | "“Mike Meek, the mainstay of the Red! 7= b b s, Wi ! el 2 Agency Established May, 1846 and W hite, pitched a fine game, allow-! 3 e ot il u e' the .\.{(‘xnno.\ at! f tr ing only four hits. With his fast ball pITTSBURGH AND REDS and a little English once in a while o »mSllk Hosxery, in all the plain {he had the visitors completely haffled.’ CGET EVEN BREAK| mecting feld |, Dobson of Putnam was ineffective and Cincinnati, O.. June 1.—After losing| was replaced in the ecighth by Nelson, the first game o Pitts v 4 to 3 who worked well dur:ng his short stay, Cincinnati batted Evans hard in the! 5 =zt Norw: i striking out two of the three batters second game of the double header here that Norwalk Tubes do not rip. Tho that faced him. . winning by 10 to 2. Reuther| , the umpire, had a tough.nitchnd effectiveiy all the way in thei ) Sc}sso‘; Sn‘Puls hl;e lhc edgc Of a punc— the Putnam boys, led on by second contest and Pittsburgh (Ollll: b - their coach, ware continually harassing not score untl the ninth innine. Thei ture. Norwalk tubes do n_(’t 1‘1’11‘1 your hands, and they will not rip on the road. as made by the R sald City d day_ of mitted to said {tion there. 1 in the report “nance at sail mceti HE scise:zs test shows you plainly ,:::’;j G MACPHEi\SON QUALITY CORNER Gc'wo Loo0.00 OPPO: el ~3 4 him_throughont the contest. They Pirates won the first Chelsea Savin3s Bank. tried to make it look bad for Caulkins, nings. the wining run me in ten in-! eing scored on | could furnish their wild throws by Wingo ‘naAl Kopf. The| . 1% """" :"" 5 home fans n alibi. Old stuft! score: | The scissors test means that you ca 20005! PLUMBING AND GASFITTING: N. F. A, ill has a good chance of it Game.) f—— SR TR winhing The schoo! lcague DMLl pwwm 00\ G 00 : monstrate the superiority of \omalk Should they defeat Westerly and Ston- »3 ‘ 'Il.l)es Dot you buy. Phone S81 ington this week, they will be tied for L X first place with Stonington. The de- ciding game will then be nlayed on neutral rrounds. The Westerly game o | aved here on Tuesday after- You are sure of PROMPT SERVICE md this last drive for the per HERE fur we have adequate STEAM | nAnt should appenl (o, e local Taus EQUIPMENT, BEST MATER'ALS:Tho Academy being the only repr p sentative of Norwich in the baseball &nd the real skill that insures prompt|world at present, the fans should ap- Medern Plamb s as sssntial n modern hous. eectricity is to lighting. % tee the very cest PLUMBING WORXK 3 {Ly expert workmen at the far list of abate-! .7 oo = ) 1 It convinces you of the value of Nor- walk floating stock® Tubes.The tube will convinece you that you need the Norwalk [f | cord or fabric casing with the snow white co to act upon tk | im s of taxes mac b the may r and tisfactory service. { preciate the fact and should turn out sidewalls aad the Blaelk tread {2ldermen of sald « to be presented| A&k us for plans anc pricen - strong and show the boys that they are \d said meeting. ! = T. J. HEALY. interested. It relocalie e b e e Qi 2 Marguerite Bidg, Nerwich, Gt| Someboiy sugsested that as an add- your loczl dealer cazznot supply you ‘ L) F. TOMPKGRS — e ———— | ed attraction Tuesday afternoon the SRS IS il « be LU i - | spectators be served with coffce and write to ; 3 . H i R sandwiches after the game and that jand maintain & . e - wi West hain Strest there should also be motoreycle races inben 5 tand fireworks. all for 20 cents, and bet money that there would be standinz room only at that game—in the woods. o1 Alling Rubker Co. Morwich, Conn. Alling Rubber Co. Nev, London, Conn. iadee s R Adu it shings| T v IRMQ: Alling Rubber Co. 32 High St, Westerly, R. 1. i f &, BURP\%S woea e 1ozt ab hpo a e [ Evansp " on 1 authorize the Court of Com-| ¢ 010 1 0 g Distributors to approp ot 3 i1l TR R UE e R TR s dEALES . AND ¢l bfiisfile Ahl i 5058 .| B - and _improvement Franklin treet : ot vt b Y 5 ! NORWALK TIRE & RUBBER COMPANY § e ok lhepanment,' e v G wa| B % e s o lal in case of each ime GEEOE ¢ 2® 0 i el ) AN 2Zakersof Casings, Cord and Fabric; cnd of Tubes, e {provement to what ‘has ‘been or shal i KOBFR J. LOCLRANE : Totals 7 820 | Totals SENATORS BREAK LOSING i e Ay : Noore b dnnines ] STREAK; WIN ONE OUT OF 12| Lthe borrowing ot GAS FITTING, : Posem Rign T 20 00 1 i shington, June 1.—Washington | “Floating stock is a d=finite standard of quality, It is rubber so BEUMPING pEVEAMPFITIING g r"!!’a;? Gk ep b " its losing = streak of cleven| @ pure that it flom: 'o the rubher industry it ‘means “hu( 24!( Washingior. Sg., Washington Buildid AND DON'T FORGET Breos : Jnte final of the Selen 0 v0i2 A udz‘ted sample of Norw'lk i o § |pavment shall be made of money ! Agent for N. B. O. Sheet Packing = INDIANS GO ON WARPATH {the game. while the 1ocal team bunched | B at the end of a year. You ere going to learn a lot more about | [rowed. S THE BRAKE— hits of Russell in threo difterent in-| P Norwalk quality. Dut don’t wait. Start saving your mileage [l N2acoita eonnch, Seugn Rt s SaGLn i e 5 IN SEVENTH; BEAT CHICAGO ot in e Pt s day of M ,‘ That is very important, especially if| (picago, June 1.—Cleveland went on' AL fra=ss Yetow. Ackips furiotmtugle o Notwalkiftuhiee J. J. DESMOND. !RON CAST]NGS you are “a speed king” and want to|, patting rampage in the' seventh in- Bay Yok @) Afayiriotitiial Ol omNrwich H be sure and stop your car on the in- ning and with the aid of rerors defeat-' stant—when ycu must. Let us look|aq f‘lucuzo 5 to 3. Tris Speaker and lhal the above and FURNISHED PROMPTLY BY forezoinz is the warning directed to| i | i | T bereny certi | | | | h , = over your brakes at regular intervals| Chick Gandil, the plavers who partici- 40 me for service by publication. "‘H e 3 N N U H i and make surs they can always be de- | pated in a rough and tumble fiz Rt dur- ¥i4 Attest: h VAU(IH I‘U NI)RY f0. pended upon. Your clutch, steering . inz yestcrday's game, today were noti- A WILLIAM J. CARROLL, gear and other much used parts aiso!f-( hy Iiesident Ban Johnson that 4P A Sheriff of the City of Norwich. Nos. 11 to 25 Ferry Street need careful looking after. they had teen indefinitcly suspended. ol ¢ 3 Y Score: Fe e SR Notice to Contractors = IMPER]AL GARAGE b el A : el 2011 1% | PIPE SEWERS—PUMPING MACHIN- If You Want Some Real e H\'LZZL,' SRR ERIE H ERY AND PUMPING STATIO; BATTERY SERVICE n SEWERAGE $YST Phone 929 Norwich, Conn. =", e Come and See the | WESTERLY, RHODE TSLAND. Compintas i liametar | Repaired promotly and thoroughly N el N 02 i 0 BOARD OF WATER ¢ | WILLARD SERVICE STATION : \wm 2 dimo of the ‘Town“'“j,“ GOMMIS-| MORAN STORAGE BATTERY CO. chuwnb 12 8 el s I receivc Sealed Pro-| 58 Shetucket Stwzet, Norwich, A Serviceable Line :=i™ (:!iimn: fiit e : S sedlci 0?58 Shetucket Strzet, Norwich, Conn g S ‘,\:,.w,, 2000 <6 use 1S, MeBHI ane other \\otr‘k required o E 0 A L'ermitap 9 0 0 0 Sl of ‘pige sewers fr s 6! A of Men’s and . e Lo e D) 10 station and one (1) sub-|tested under air pressure before luv- B ’ (x) Ratted tor Danforth ta SATURDAY'S RESULTS, oys 0es ) Woed et hit Iy Veed ban National League. | g iyumping station. ing shop. |} TUBES ana CASINGS | AT THE RIGHT PRICES iy T and INGS § | ... o0 ses sl W. E. SHANLEY - Express and Team Harness! " PR RS 0 i e e G L e Tel. ;l,':‘;N'NG Clereland 2 at LOW Pl’iCeS GlANTS WIN PITCHERS' BATTLE FROM EOSTON‘ THE L. L. CHAPMAN C0. New fork, Jupe 1—New York won! a vitchers’ hattle from Boston here to- . day. 2 to 1, Benton being more effective 14 Bath Street, Norwich, Conn. | {ia) " Keafing in the ninches. Nehtf! started the game for the Braves but! was put out of the game in the second | vl F G2 7 | inning by Umpire O'Day for pr stinz GAMES TODAY. o b QINAY too strongly on a called ball. Herzog Nationa!: Ueague, and Maranvile were banished at the CONTRACT NO. 3., | j—W—— " "8~ 2"\’2’3:‘,?,“,‘:"?5“5*610114’ FREDER[CK T BUVCE e 1 1919, The Piano Tuner CONTRACT NO. 3. cived until 12 o'clock, noon, Phane 338 2 22 Clairemont Au. oposals f Pumping ' Machinery ursday, June 19, 1919, DENTAL SURGEON (ovrn;(*r No. 4. i - |P. A. SCHWARTZ, D. M. D: & E Score: D ‘ | N) New York (N) . pmm als for Pumping . st 1 Somers Bldg, Franklin Sq. Norwiche z h hpo a e an e 3 be T ed until noon, | Suite 11 . 0 0 o ofPamelf - 0 H . Rooms 18-1 i " 2% ) Ofveener 5 | New Tork at PH i ation | Office Hours, 9 to 12 a. m.: 1 to 6 p. m: 4 9 hlice Building, Norwick 122 ofchasld 4 00 Boston at Washinzton. §t'{h:| Eveningsand Sundays by appointment Phons 1177-3 bae b ATTeL ne Chiceao 4t Detrait 4 at the) i : L. A H 5 N ooals o Lo ciint r-\;nfl"?x'flxm“\; 't(fir (o;?'r‘nlsJ Telephone at Office and ReSidence : 1.3'0 e Eastern Leagus ‘at the S o i 4 K a o . office of tne Consult-| - Tumken-Hyatt and g Rl AT Rnan gineer ‘Gamuel 3. Gruy| : 1 3 3 0| Pitsheld st Bridzeport Building, Providence, | 5 New Departure Bearings 811 1‘““‘”" R B GRS Sprivgncd at 2 | : , 1 6 3 ¢.Totals . 291027 75 0| Worcestor at Ha must be submitted on the . SALES—SERVICE ; Farirod Trovidenco. dt. Weterviry R rn oL e on iy . - Keatingo 0020 amount - cailed for on - GARLOCK & HAYNES %k YESTERDAY'S RESULTS must accompany each . : . ot 0 o o Rk sEREcT, FiAber i i e s Nt Lo i The month of weddings is fa!_ Phone 781-3 NEW LONDON | Dot .o -+ $F00 100, 0 0v0 O et S i ve . s N e it LY b dote T || Btbaren Clachmad 2 (s any ana % approaching. Buy your En- Ll 2 ! Plteburgh 10, Breokiyn ccond proposal most be most favorable to the interests gagement and Wedding Rings (ol i Philadelphia 10, Brooklyu ¢ ) D E N l IS i | DETROIT CLINCHES GAME SR e Lylp i Coupi, | | LOUTS ARNOLD. s o) - DR. E J. JONES WITH ST. v;ouxs IN AEfIGH‘I;H Clneinnd o Chicazs 3 Chairman Board of iter Commis- and Wedding Gifts at the old Detroit, Mich, June —After St. 5 o \ et Z : i re in the sixth Exstern League. COMING STRONG | O Engineer. 1 T.ouis had tied the T : Suite 46 Shannon Building| fnning, Detroit won in the eighth on| TS 1, Ner i 4 veliable store of 3 Take elevator Shetucket Street | ilellman’s double, Flagstead's sacrifice ord €, Waterbuny | Palladciphia Tain ]l et ot s e : e R ITleiman’s double, Flaz, a s, 2 Africa, and the indica-' of the Beigians Sortugese arid entrance. Ptone p son’s long fly. Leonard pre-| h“u{}‘"i‘( i Eastern Loague. tions are that the Italian and Gre oo Lue P ey an] defe: by splendid pitching in} H W : - e 1 > a ek Rumanians are unknown quantities, rh w i‘ _li C He ioibers Do it aoronl tere ol s likewise will compete. but Rumania was one of ihe ‘first to, € . nSWk’) 0.- N | The match falls into two categorie: ter § 5 Columbus 7., 19 x| tes enter the t anc - BLUE RIBBON TIRE SHOP Sothoron in the first. Score: oy i) DT 5| the team and the individual competi- men will have the Leaefit of anoRen s : stote ) oetrit [ Itanaoats 1 ond {Sewond ‘Samé) $ | i nation will be rep Hire faratioh: A 25-27 Franklin Strzet - DEALERS IN i, otk «}ruu, S § 5| Mibwesheo 1 Kencas iy 8 i iy M e B endtor eraiten i) Norwich Tires and Supplies Lol e Sha e fou gl ettty o individual competiiors from each S 3 orwich, Conn. 2 2 e | sieter-16 0 ¥eachit g a ol aiNenut 100N in the rifle and the same B f - qu:el'\;uxmgs and Repairing | L dnmnn § 2210 B e the pistol matches, The Duwells Defeat Trimmers. | EVERYTHING GUARANTEED : ‘es! o I'\ hlreei.“';oauch. Conn. a3 e 4 iulhhiv{ Roclester 5, rksmen may participate in The Du\\xH\ 20t 'SWeCl revenge 0! —————eeo oo v elephone .13 00 40 51 a| Noother games sched R team d the individual the f: ¢ Trimme un. Bl R 3 & sou R R gl NINE ENTRIES IN }]e::’\:r The no limit on the num- 0 l.lr;n crowd at the fair R in e I 2 2 | ber o o - Affer the final count the ¥ ~ WILLIAM C. YOUNG o S B0 National League, BIG RIFLE MATCH fpring to the r stood & to 5 in the D: ‘favor. f THEN GET OUR PRICE FOR Beuu o la e - s, France, Thursday, May 20.! man_ starts a rd scort ust Although tl ore stood i to 4 in the = o - e Bucceasor to T atted tox BTt i ; o in addition to the continue it unless ¢ incapaci- seventh in favor of the Trimmers, the PA!N “NG Y(}UK CA” STRSRON & TOUNG S e Cincinnatt " : : have entered rifle and tated. | Duwells started to pound the pill and it > R s Pittslurel | 7 s ms and the full complement Undoubtedly one of the commanding before the Trimmers woke up the (v CARPENTER md BUXLDER ‘r"x':‘{ino i 1 i al competitors for the int ;r atures of the cont will bhe the winn s crossed the nlate. Peter. MOTORCARERINTESHOR - ol . . o< BCaia ooy e b arms marksmanship match! rivalry of the Americ arksmen and son 1 sod ball for the Tr . 354 West Ma.n Street i e n.“d materiale at right | 70N o opind Fls L0 01 x| G s 5 W 3 on the celebraled| those of the British - As for but the Duwells proved to be too mu ———-—w E: y skiiied labor, Sloan. \ AR e d"Avours . it was an-|the French, the Americans have never for him. The features of the game — BRI ‘elewhone 5 Wast Main 8t = : nounced today by Colonel Alexander J.|met them in any army competition,|were the pitchirz and batting of Dutch vour Dub.S. e CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS McNab, U, S A, who is making the and while the French army has never Leonard and (hree spectacular catches ity WHEN YOU WANT to put your bus. SPILT EVEN IN SERIES' ‘ments. The entries ance,| given the attention to individual train-| by Em Calkins. The Duwells will cross ad-2 fness befors the public, there is no| st Louis Jume 1o-yaughh's seou): rzécli«-‘lfP tain, Canada. Australfa, New| ing in marks smanship }:m: the A‘meri-yhal with the Baltic Rivals next Sun-] : = OBl Naster than th 2 g D aland, Belgium. Rumania, Portugal|cans have, the French service is not|day. The manager of the Rivals st 3 ] t rough the ad-|pitching and timely hitting won for| hoh and the United States. Another en!rytwlthnu( its celebrated shots, who will| communicate with M. eyl THERE S et inm e pertiwing columns of The Bulleti Chicago a 3 to 1 victos L anager Carey tofEastern Conn = n. £ 3 victory over St. Louia| Wasiineios . 22 | from the British empire is possible. be in evidence. "The same may be said| complete arrangements. ietin for"bu;mess T sl et - et S R RN R RO R R R O O O OO TR R ARSI RS SSammmmmmmmmm—mm—m——————————————r