Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, October 30, 1919, Page 3

P 3 At the Palace alleys on ivceing in a. fast match the Yanni- z ook two. games from the Rookies (h71: strengelitening thelr hold on «cond place in the Palace League. Quarto of the Yaumnigans was the big man hitting total of 350 and also taking high sin- gle with 121, X v ER O TR Welinesdayy ing through stiff practice every after- week in preparation for their |. neon | game at the Submarine Base on Sun: day, Nov. 9th.- Jerry Dunne is reported to have made the crack that he would lay off bis team a week before the be s Jerry -Dunne that better postpone the pins for a three string| game with the Tigers because it would . an’easy- task' to defeat the Tigers.: ‘MacAllister still leads :the league | week's layoff until the week Xolluwinsg with a high individual average of 111-10 while John- Franeis McCarthy The scores and standings ‘foljows: Rookies, the game, -to Eive his men a chance | sick bay, for if the: holds the high single record with 151.| Tigers play the kind of ball that they to get out of the have' in. the past many of the Sub- marine team will report on the sick call on Monday. . {\ave strengthened their Carty p ..103 74 115— 292| The Tigers Barry .. 88 87 104— 279/ line and have worked out many new Murphy 09 = 90° 98— 297 plays which are seen on many of the Nevins .. . 102 112— 2951 collegiate gridirons this fall. McCarthy . 119 86— 318 T - «— ~=— ' =— ——|BIG THREE STILL THE BIG M- 2T 5 1181 THREE IN GRIDIRON SPORT Yannigans. = Although Colgate has beaten Prince- Quarto .. . ...321 109 120— 350! ton on the gridiron and Yale has been ¥. Busech 97 88 91— 276 | trimmed by Boston College, interest in R. Mellor . .. 94 99 92— 285|the annual games between the Tigers 7. Mellor ....... 91 300 90— 281|530 Balldoss bids fair to be greater Simpson’ .. . .118 96, 96— 310{ than ever. Harvard. Yale and Prince- 521 492" 489 1502| ton, regardless of what happens in . their early battles with other college Individual Averages. elevens, continue to be regarded as the Games Pinfall Ave | Big Three. As a matter or fact. there McAllister 15 1675 111-10{is nb real football championship ex- Simpson . 956 106-2 | cept as a matter of opinion. The Peckhame 1598 108-8 | Harvard-Princeton game on Nov. 8, Friswell . 1179 the Yale-Princeton scrap on Nov. 13 McCarthy 1276 {and the Harvard-Yale battle on Nov, Mellor .. 318 22 are considered the biggest football Belton 1586 events of -the season, if gnly for the Quarto .. 1572 reason that they are traditional and Budnick 1565 tiie entire college world is interested. 1555 103-10/ The so-called Big Three championship 1224 102 is the absorbing topic at New Haven, 1511 100-11| Princeton and Cambridge. 302 100-2 it s . 1208 100°% | Harddigs to Play Jewett City Sunday. ;- 899 99-8 Sunday afternoon at the fair grounds 1493 99-3 | the fast Harddig team will meet *»c by 3591 99-6 | Jewett City All Stars. This is a game e 743 99-a | the sporting public will have the pleas- - 1186 99-1 |ure of seeing on their home srounds 855 89-3 | owing to the fact that the Harddigs 1176 93 | have several out of town games sched- 977 97-7 |uled for the following Sundays. Man- 1462 97-7 |ager Cummins and Captain Iussey 1449 96-6 have a fine team for Surday’'s game 852 8427 [ Manager Duggan of the Jewett City All 1147 =9-% | Stars will bring down a fast team 563 93-5 | from the borough. If the game is suc- A58 93 cessful the H. A. C.®will bring some Thweh < 558 93 faster teams from New Haven and Chagno sS4 93-7 | Bridgeport. The Hartford Ramblers Lewls 278 90-1 | have challenged the H. A. C. and will be brought here, providing the sport- League Standing. ing public supports the future games. Won Los<t| Alarge sized crowd is expected Sun- Red Tops . .13 2 :day. & Yannigans .. . 7 8 —_ Norwich Woolen 7 8 AT THE DANIELSON ALLEYS. Red Sox 5 L3 9 Smilers, Rookies 5 6 9 X - s SRR R Sttt 4 s | Bernier 95 112 133— 340 High team total Red Tops—1608. |E20d2 ---- N S High team singlleAhRF‘d T0ps~563i Banford a2 595 h individual three strings, Mec- > 3 £ Atiecer—371, h Boulliane 131 320 lsrligh individual single, McCarthy 561 1594 YANKEES DEMAND THIRD PLACE| I onso .. 109 MONEY OF NAT. COMMISSION | Gilbert ... - New York, Oct. 20--Col. Jacob Rup-| Auhworth .. rt and Colonel T. L. Huston, owner: £ = 7T ihe- ek Xk Aumierican Leaghe | Dol ok fsee 95— 313 club, announced _tonight that the 513 1318 nhare of the worid's series’ receipts to 3 “which the Yankeee players are en- tiled for finishing third In the Amer. AT THE BALTIC ALLEYS. ican League pennant race” would be (BALTIC LEAGUE) demanded of the national commission Red Sox. immediately. Cardin 92 82 276 The club owners eaid that the per-| Wood .... L0 manteat injunction issued Saturday, | Ridgeway 70 straining President Ban Johnson of | Stewart 101 the American League from enforcing|Garrett 91 103 283 s _suspension dl’ulim; E\ga‘inst I‘Kc;l- S er Carl Mays. efinitely clears up the question raised by the Detroit Club’s = i B e L challenge of New York's right to third TeNInos.: Sl James ... 101 989 This challenge, based on the claims|Swanson . Lve 720102 that New York took third place by|Almquist . - 94 us'ng Mays, who was then under sus-|Marshall | Z 8 pension not enforced because of a tem- | Fontaine 93 porary restraining order “has caused -— - —_— the world series’ money due the New 476 519~ 1463 York players to be w neid” accord: S ing to Colonels Ruppert and Hus- 3 = SPORTING NOTES » Professional basketball may go big| GREENEVILLE TIGERS ARE ns Waterbity. Sut the ‘promoters of | shou! remember at ama- . DEVELOPING STRONG TEAM | tour fives have big followings whichl The Greeneville Tigers. who met de- | will not be likely to desert their favor- feat at the hands of the New lLondon |ite teams. Independents, with the erroneous as- eistance of the referee, have been go- Holy Cross players are said to have ! been tired after the game with the FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL MARKET WAS UNSETTLED. New York, Oct. 29.—The .favgrable quarterly report of the United States Steel Corporation was the foremost influence during the early and inter- i i DO e 3 _ These were offset in the later deal- ings, however, by another flurry in money and the news that the United Mine Workers had refuséd to rescind thelr strike . order. . The vagaries of the money market wers reflected in an opening rate of nine per cent., that quotation prevail- ing until the final hour, when 12 per cent: ‘was -demanded, fromn which a drép-to 4 1-2 per cent. occurred, the final rate being five per cent. Steels and equipments _were the most active features of 'the ' session, but*they - were overshadewed by the strength of ofis, shippings and .sugar shares, in which several new records and' sensational gains were made. ‘exas Company led all others at a of 31 points to 340, losing’ only a peint at the close. Cuban American Sugar - and . South Porto Rico Sugar scored extremo advances of 39 and. 24 points, respectively, and United Fruit made a vigerous spurt of 19 points, with'7 for Atiantic Gulf. Républic again led the steels, rising ovef 7 polnts to the new maximum ef 125.8-8, "but the greater part of this advance was cancelled in the heavy selling of that entire division, just be- fore-the end, United States Steel clos- at a fr.cu%nal loss. i orthington Pump, Savage Arms, General Motors, Continental -Can and several of the tobacco issues had their periods of ‘strengtli, but popular mis- cellancous spcewlties were dull or heavy’ Sales amounted to 1,475,000 shares. Liberty issues were the only excep- tion to tHe easier trend of the bond n?xkec, the 3 1-2'5 again mounting to 101. ‘Total sales, par value, agare- gated $12.256,000. Old_ United- States coupon 45 declined 1-2 on sale, oth- avs unchanged on call. 2000 Am 8500 Am. 200 Am 5509 Am 2000 Am 160 Am o8 Am 5% Am 400 Am 18600 Am. 1698 Am 2600 Am 1 1900 Am Tenas 1289 Ahchison - 5308 Anaconda 760 Balt 5109 Reth 200 Reth 58100 Reth 498 Reti i 300 Canadian Pacific 12800 Cent Leather 8300 Chand Metor 1500 Ches hio . 700 Cni_ M ‘& St P 2600 C 3 & St P opr 100 Chic & N w 206 Chic & N W pr W0C R I &P 500 Chile Cop Chino Con Co 1 106 & Ficher Bods Fisher Body Body | | ball dopesters a jolt which they may S qualities. also, at least two other hig ” OME among our Hupmobile owners have told us that they bought their cars - for their extraordinary perfdrmance. It is perfectly true that the Hupmobile does habitually outpoint cars that cost more, or have more cylinders., But it does not stop there It gtvoe you, hly desirable One of these is a very marked economy in tires, gasoline and oil. : The other is its u;:usually rare need for costly repairs. : Even if you should be mainly influenced by Hupmobile performance, you have those | quality of the car. 32 V. PENDLETON ‘45 BROADWAY Garage and Service, 21 Chestnut Street other comforting assurances of the inusual 10 A BOAL LEGAL NOTICES W'l‘m- DARD OF COUNTY C missioners for vv"}: Tondon County: hereby apply. for a license to seil exchange spiritvons and. Intoxica Iquors,”ale, lager beer, Rhine wine cider under tie name and style of gene McCArthy & Co. in the buildin South and West Thames streets, T of Norwich, except. in the rooms apartments ' in sajd bujlding. any or parts of_which are cut off or pn tioned” in Such thapndr as to booths, side rooms, or Our place of business«is Taiptwo, bunired: fdet. Jn a- di e e school, or’ paroehial o cemetery.: Dated his 2138 day of Ortabe 0 We and ting and Bu- £ at Gwn and part irti- orm ng rooms. ot located rect rom any church edifiee or public L or’ the premises reta, 'or .any pnstoffice, a at D. 1919 Figene McCarthy & Co.. by Mary MeCarthy, Applicants, = We; the undor- signed, are electors’ ana - taxpavers, veal And hereby sizn and end the foregoin McCarthy & Co. for a license:ard: h by certify that' said. applicants suftapl ant to wich, this Tith day -of October, A 1849. ‘George B. Pitcher, James J. owning Norwict estate. .of the Town, of orse appileation of Tazene ere- are e persons to be lieensed pursu- sald application. *Dated at Nor- D) Me- endorsers are electors and <taxpayers. owning real estate, in the Town of Norwich. Dated at Norwich, this 2ist day of October, A. D. 1919." Chas. 8. 0ct23Th TO THE BOARD OF COUNTY COM- missioners for New London County: We hereby apply for a license to s exchange spirituous and intoxica lanors, ale, lager beer, Rhine wine cider under the name and style of H. Mintz and Jennie Mintz _In building at Lebanon road, Town of ting and Mrs. the Col- chester, except in tie rooms and avart- ments in said bullding, any parts of which are cut off cr partit er part or jion- in such manner as to form booths. side rooms, or retiring rooms. ©Our place of husiness is not located within two hundred feet fn a direct line from v church edifice or public or naro- ~hial school, or the premises pert ne thereto, or any nostoffice, or_cemeter. vis 20th day of Octoher, Mrs. Hyman Mintz & Co. We. the undersigned, : . Dated at Cole A hes- tors and taxpavers. owning real estate of the Town of Colchester, and hereby sign and_endorsesthe foregolnz apnli- cation of Mrs FH. Mintz and Jennie Mintz for a license. and herehv certify that said applicants are suitable per- sons to be licensed pursnant to applieation. Dated at Colchester, 20th day of Octoher, A..D. 1919. nel L. Strong, G. 'Glanlinger, Rrodler, Louis Bernstein, D. Goldb 1 hereby certify that the ahbove na signers and endorsers are electors taxpayers. owning real estate. In Town cof Colchester. Dated at Cole tor. this 20th day of Octaher, Al 1919, John Condren, Town Clerk. oct23Th sald this Sam- T.eon hers. med and the hes- D Cerdifiente TO THE BOARD CF COUNTY COME missioners of ew Tordon County: hereby apply for a $65 drugeist license to sell spirituons and .intoxicating linnors, ale. lager beer, Rline wine and cider, fo be sold on the prescr 7ti-n 0f not au a_practicinz physician, and drunk on the premises. In not exceeding one gallon, E than distilled liquors, and_ thos quantities not exceeding five gal pt ¢ be 2 it Tons At No. 131 Main street, Town of Nor wich. Dated at Norwich, this 22d day of October, A. 1. 1919 Lee & Osgood Co.. Applicant, for William B. Young, President, Proprietor. We, the under- signed, are el ors and taxpayers, owning real , of the Town of Norwich, the foregoing application of zood Co. for a druggist’s lic : hereby certify that sald apy [ suitable person to be licensed purs to said application. Conn. Agzgies Saturday. No wonder. It tukes considerable hustling to pile up 6. points, ever if the opposition isa’t very strong. Washington and Jefferson’s victory over Syracuse Saturday gave the foot- | remember. The fall which W. and: J. took out of the same team which but a | week before beat.the haughty Pitts- | bursh aggregation certainly came as a} surprise. From sources that appear to be more | reliablethan an Erie timetable it has | been learned that Mike O'Dowd, St. Paul's fighting harp and holder of the world’s middieweight title, will defend his crown against the two-fisted ad- vances of the nobles Roman of 'em all —Mike Gibbons, the phantom—at Jack | Ready's pugilistic center in St. Paul, Nov. 22. Benny Leonard has agreed to defend ! his title in a 15 round bout at the| Tulsa A. C. of Tulsa, Okla., on Nov. 17. | As yet the champion’s opponent has | not been selected, but the choice lies among Willie Jackson, Frankie Calla- han, Barney Adair, Joe Welch and two | other lightweights. Professional billiard players have moved into those high financial circles | to which the income and other tax | collectors give speeial heed. This was | revealed as Welker Cochran, Koji Ya- | mada and Jake Schaefer left for San Francisco to continue their play in the | academy games there. Also some of the facts came to light as to the rum- pus among some of the competitors just before the championship 15.2 balk line tournament, which threatened -to disrupt it. The three players named objected to a condition of the tourna- ment agreement which provided for | them going on tour for 18 weeks of spectai exhibition competition through- e 11 380 381 913 923 8% 86% B 8 3% 43 i 3% 5% M0 140% G0% - 61% 2% 1% €5% 65 76 ennecatt 790 Lehigh Valiey v 600 Max" Moter . 5 400 Max Moer 1 nr 600 Max Meor 3 = 0 Mex e - 100 MK &7 ) oo e B &3 B H COTTON. New' York. Oct. 29—Spot cotton steady, middling 3835, MONEY. New Yark, Oct. 29.—Call money strong; high 12; low 4 1-2: ruling rate 9; closing bid 4 1-2: offered at 5; last loan 5; bank acceptances 4 1-8. CHICAGO. GRAIN MARKET. High. Low. Close. 128 1% 1% JTede Tes ik <| back, running the team in fine style, “4ment over their last game and were ous the country. They had been re- cefving in excess of $50 per day in the California academy. There was the ceriairty of higher pay and less exer- tion if they returned. In fact. with specia: lessons and private exhibitions there was the surety of practically $500 a week apiece. All of which indi- cates that the top class billiard player ie becoming one of the highest salaried artists devoted to sport. Syracuse was halted in its rush for football supremacy by the Washing- ton and Jefferson team, being forced t otake the short end of a 13 to 0 count. The battle was one of the fiercest ever waged at Syracuse and was an even tussle up to the last six minutes of play, when: all of the scoring was done. Erickson, the President’s sturdy half- back. squirmed his way through Buck O'Neijl's charges twice for tallies. Both teams presented an excellent defense and neither side could gain to any ex- tent until Erickson let loose. The University of = Pennsylvania trounced Lafayette 23 to 0, scoring all its points in the last half of the game. Bell played a Zood game at quarter- and ' dropping a field goal from the 38- yard line. Penn yas too heavy for La- fayeite and during the final period the Red and Blue scored three touchdowns in rapid succession.. Georgia Tech hit a snag at Pitts- burgh when they ran up against the Glenn Warner’'s charges, being forced down to defeat by a 16 to 6 score. The main facior in their defeat. ably on several occasions. a winner at Yale | snappy game throughout | Saturday he tore ground freezes. first killing d sround becomes fibzen will do. undoubtedly benefited by their 1ayol. | stored in any place that potatoes can Spnowicg a decided improvement in all Lrancues of their piay, the Yale team last Saturday -scored at will aganst the Tufts eleven. Although couning here with a much lighter tex 1 tean the kElis presented, the Medi # Loys showed a willingness to play 1. game for all they were worth, giving tae Yale team trouble time and again. i the Tufts passers had developed any accuracy with the ball in their at- tempted forward passes, have registered a score against the Biue team, but poor throwing was the terback ¥ido Kempton praise of the spectators, and trom his excellent work in directing the team he is practically assured of a permanent berth as the Yale field general. Webb .also played exceptiomally well, scoring two touchdowns, and the left side of the Yale line loomed up very notice- Following they might | i At quar- | earned the | their decisive victory. the prospects for | look very much brighter, and Coaech Sharpe is confi dent that the boys will surp Yale followers from now on. Harvard had no trouble at all in dis- walking off with a 47 to 0 _victory without any undue exertion. weight in the Virginia line was re- i sponsible for their overwhelming de- feat, but no credit gan be taken from Capt. Billy Murray. for his stellarswork for the Crimson team. the entire battle, scoring three touchdowns, and getting in some hizh class defensive work. At Cambridge they are touting Church as the equal of Eddie Mahan t off several rund which wloud have done credit to the flect footed Mahan of a few years back. Summing up the whole Crimsen situa- tion, Harvard Jocks good. and if Yale beats them in November they will have to travel some. DEMPSEY MAY BECOME THE RICHEST BOXER Jack Dempsey, the heavyweizh{ champion, is in a fair way to become the richest boxer who ever held a title. Dempsey’'s end of the Jess Willard slaughter approximated $35.000, includ- * ing side issues, bets and motlon pig- ture rights. 3 - Immediately he joined the Sells Floto circus, played with, them for six weeks, and drew down about $40,000. Then he went out an the road with a vaudeville show and his manager., Jack Kearns, is authority for the statement he got $15.000 a week. *: . - On top of this he has received ar offer to go to Europe and. battle for - purse of $175.000. s Why waste your time being a bank er, broker, lawyer. editor or director? Get.a pair of gloves and become i world champion. . Store Dahlias Carefuily. Dahlias, gladiolas and cannas shoald be put in winter storage before the Any time after, the frost and before the The tubers of these plants may be Golden Tornadoes presented some of their old time rapid scoring methods and for a time it appeared that Pitt was in for a.drubbing, but their line held at the critical moment in each instance. Taken as a whole, experts declare Pitts was fortunate in winning |- the game. ¥ The Army.eleven handed the Boston College team a-13 to 0 trimming and once more established themselves in the higher class of teams for the year. |fi The conquerors of Yale weren’t able to ' Set started against the Cadets and ! even Fitzpatrick was forced to admit | the superiority of McQuarrie's kicking. The Navy experienced little trouble with Bucknell, taking the game from the smaller college by a score of 21 to 6. The Middies showed great improve- Lack of | rise the | or box or piled loosely on the floor. posing of the University of Virginia, | they are not being damaged. | | States He played a | safely be carried over the winter, ac- cording to G. W. Frarer, floriculturist at Connecticut Agricultural College at Storrs. The plants should be cut about a foot above ground and the bulbs allowed to remain a few days after this operation. This permits the tubers to utilize the plant food in the remaining portion of the stem. A.dry, sunshiny day should be sel- ected for lifting the tubers. These should be lefi on the surface a few hours so that they may dry thorough- ly. Each tuber should be carefully tagged, indicating the name and va- riety. ' This is best done by using a tree label with wire, putting the wire through the tuber rather than around the stem. After drying, the stems of the dahlias may be cut back to four or five inches. The stems of cannaw and gladiolas will come off when thor- oughly dry. The storage room should be moder- ately dry with a temperature of 40 to 50 degrees. The tubers may be placed with stems down in a harrel During the winter they should be ex- amined occasionally to make sure that More than 151000 tons of crude peat were produced in the United last year, exceeding the best prvious year by about 56 per cent. GET SLOAN'S FOR YOUR PAIN RELIEF Just one trial convinces you Sloan’s * Liniment helps drive away rheumatic twinges 'HY endure pain when you know : Sloan’s Liniment will relieve it promptly? ° It couldn’t remain the World'’s Linimert. for 38 years if it wasn’t Lighly beneficial in’ relieving rheumatic aches, &t joints, sore muscles, lumbago, neuralgia, strains, bri , exposure to weather results.” - Penctrates without rubling, 'leaving mo stained’ skin, clogged Ere-. mussi- mess. A pain and ache iment that stands alone in doing what it is meant to do. Get a hottle today and keep it han ‘All druggists. Three sizes— 85c., 7 $1.40. e Sloan’s Liniment Heep il handyv / LEGAL ‘NOTICE AT A COURT OF PROBATE HOLDEN at Canterbury, within and for the Dis- trict of Canterbury. on the 25t day of Uctober, A. D, 1919, Present—A. HALE BENNETT, On" mocion bewe < Administrator on the intestdte estate of Mary 8. Chace, late of Canterbury, within “sald ~ District, deceased. this Court doth decree that six months -be allowed and limited for the creditors of said estate to exhiblt their claims against the same’ to the Administrator and directs that public notice be given ot this order by advertising in a news- paper having a circulation in said Dis- trict, and by posting a copy thereof on the public signpost in said Town of Canterbury nearest the place where the deceased last dwelt Certified from Record. . A. HALE BENNETT, Judge. NOTICE.—AIll creditors of said de- ceared are hereby notified to present tuelr cleims against said estate to the undersigned - at Canterbury, Conn, ithin_the time, limited in the above Loregoing otder. 1 J. BARKER, Judge. and hereby sign and endorse and is a nant Dated at Norwich, this 224 day_of October, A. D. 1919 Arthur H. Brewer, Fred T _Trady Charles E. Engler, Ambrose H. Wilson. R, D. Judd. T hereby c fyv t the above named signers and endors. are electors and taxpayers, owning real estate, in the Town of Norwich. Dated at Norwich, this 22d day of October, A. D, 1919. Mary G. Ward, Asst. Town Cierk. oct23Th “T0 THE BOARD OF COUNTY COM- missioners for New London Coun hereby apply for a license to s exchange spirituous and intoxic liquors, ale, lager beer, Rhine wine and cider in_the building at Main street, Town of Colchester, excent 1in the rooms and apart huilding, any part or par. e cut off or_ partitioned as to form _boot! retiring rooms. My bl iness 1s not located within two hundred feet in a direct line from any church editite o public or parochial school, or premises pertaining thereto, or any postoffice, public i or cemetery. Dated at Colct October, A. D. ney, Appiicant 16th _da Thomas P. the We, are electors and taxpayers owning the Town of Colch e the fo estate, of ercby sign and endo application of Thomas P. Kinne license, and hereby certify that applicant is a suitable person to 1 an this 16th licensed pursuant to Dated at Colchester. October, A. D. 1919, €. Slowvitz, A. F. Roper. R. Ma William H. Jones. T hereby certify the above named signers and ende are electors and taxpayers, ownl a =state in the Town of Colc Dated at Colchester this 16th d Nctober. A, D 1919, John Con: FTown Clerk. oct23 TO THE BOARD OF COU missioners for New Aereby apply for a license to sxchange_ spirituous and intox liquors. ale, lager heer, Rhine wine sider. in the building Main street. Town of Nor in the rooms and rtments in bunildiag, .any part or parts of w aTe cut off or partitionéd in sué ner ‘as to. form. hooths tiring rooms. My niace not located withih two h a Zirect’line from s chir licior par pertainin puf librar: this =X 1 netoffice, dated At Norawvich, this her, A D. 1919, John Bow ‘oplicant.: AVe, the undersizned, lertors and taxoayers. owning state. of the Town of Norwish ereby sign and endorse the fore plicatipn of John R. Dowman “sense. &nd herehy certify th hplicint is a suitable nerson ‘censed purs ddted at Norv .. 191 Francis, ~harles “ herehr certify izpers and endor: above na electors a 1 esta axpayers, owning re. ate, in Town of Norwich. Datod at Nor his 224 “dav’af Otober, A. D, as 8 THolbroook, Tows Clerk. g PSRN . AT A COURT O PROR - TV W £ Rgywich, within and for the Dis Norwich, on the 20th day of Oct AYEING, Tn 1at o dé Narwich, ared in Cour 1 g beti xing. for the thérein rth. that acministratisn be i n the ex of said decea to be intestair. erevpon. It is, Ordered petition be heard That ihe Probate Conrt Roomin the City of |© Norwich, in said District. on the 5th day of November, A. D). 1119, at o’clock In the afterncon, and that no- tice of the pendency of said netition, and of sald hearing thereon, he given by the. publication of this order one time In somg newsnaner hav s i culation in sdid District, at least three days prior to the date of =aid hearinm and that return be made to this Court. | NELSON .. AYLING, Judze, “The anhove ~nd’ foregoing 1s a true copy of record. Attest: HWLEN oct30d M. DRESCHER, London County: at 116-118 W - except side rooms, and determined at of Kin- undersigned, T al a sald 0 “be b & Timothy F. Kelley, nfet, th e Th com- T and ting and t 2 med nd the ich. 19, 1 B D trict yber. of | said Clerk. Broadway Shos Repair and Shoe Shine Parlors Are Experienced Workmen Give Them 3 Trial 62 3ROADWAY WHEN TOU WANT 10 put your bu; chere .13 Iness Dbefore tha pur::z, the medium betier ihan rhRrouxh -vertising collzans of The Bulletin n ad- l RD OF COUNTY COM- TO THE BO e missioners for New London Count, nereby apply for a license to sell mnd exchange spirituous and intoxicating fiquors, ale, lager beer, Rhine wine and cider under the name and style of Sol- amon Bros. in thé bullding at 459 North Main street. Town of Norwich, except in the rooms and apartments in said any part or parts i building, which are cut off or partition n .such manner as to form booths, side room or retiring rooms. Our place of busj- s §s not located within two hundred feet in a direct line from any church edifice or public_or parochial, scheel or the premises pertaining thereto, or any postoffice, public library, or ceme- tery. Dated at.Norwlich, this 21st day f October, A. D 1919, Solomon, M. J. Solomon, Applicants. We, the un- dersigned, are electors and taxpayers. owning real estate, of the Town of orwich, and hereby sign and endorse the foregoing - application of Solomon Bros. for a license, and hereby certify that sald.applicants are suitable per- sons to be licensed pursuant to said application. -Dated at Norwich, this 21st day of October. A. D. 1919. Ahner Schwartz, Samuel Taylor, W. H. Pltck- er, W. S, Sweeney, . Murtha. 1 Lereby certify that the above named gners and endorsers are electors and ers, owning real estate, In the of Norwich. . Dated at Norwleh, this 22d day of October, A. D 1819 Chas, S. Holbrook, Town Clerk. oct23Th ‘ TO THE BOARD OF COUNTY COM- missioners for New London County: We hereby apply for a license to seil and exchange spirituous and Intoxicating liquors, ale, lager beer, Rhine wine and cider under the name and style of Caron Bros. in the building at -582 North Main street, Town of Norwieh, except in the rooms and apartments in sald building, any part or parts of which are cut'off or eartitioned in such manner as to form booths, side rooms, or retiring rooms. Our place of busf- ness is not located within twe hundred feet in a direct line from any church edifice or public or parochial school or the premises- pertaining therets, or any postoffice, public library, or ceme- tery. Dated at Norwlch. this 22d day of October, A. D. 1919, Caron Bros., by J.. B. Caron, O. Caron, Applicants. We. the undersigned, are electors and taxpayers. owning r estate, of the Town of Norwich, and hereby stgn and cndorse the foregoing application of Caron Bros. for a license. and herehy certify that sald applicants are suit- e persons to be licensed pursuant to d application Dated at rwich, 224 day of October, A. D. 1918 B. Disco, Nelson C. Disc Wil llam B. Disco, Adelard Morin, R. C. Plaut. T hereby certify that the above and endorsers are elec- yers, owning real estate, of Norwich. Dated at day of October, A. D, Holbrook, Town. Clerk. named signe tors and_taxp in the Town Norwich. this 9. Chas. S. Th HE BOARD OF COUNTY COM- ioners for New London County: I by apply for a license to sell and spirituous and intoxicating ale, lager beer, Rhine wine and cider in the building at Yantlc street. Town of Norwich, except in the rooms nd apartments. in d bullding, any part or parts of which are cut off or partitioned in such manner as to form booths, side rooms, or retiring rooms. My place of business*is not located two hundred feet in a direet from any church edifice or public within ae roc chool, or the premises ning thereto, 'or any postoffi or cemetery. Dated D. Applicant. W of October, A. erty, . ire electors and tax real estate, of the Town S \pereby sign and en- dorse the forc.”-img application 6f Lewis Haggerty fur g& license, and hereby certify that sa’® applicant is a suitable person to be i ensed pursi- ant to said application.- ) “ted at Nor- wich, 224 day of Oc. “er, A. D. 1919 nin C.” Hannis, L. Chap- F 2 tabinovitch, John At Noran bert McBurney. hereby cc T3 the above named signers and. dorsers are electors and taxpayer owning real estate. In the Town of orwich. Dated at Norwich, this day of Oectober, A. D. 1919. Chas. §. Holbrook, Town Clerk, oct23Th TO THIZ BOARD OF CO Y COM- ioners for New London Count piok and intoxicating iager beer, Rhine wine and building at 29 North Main street, Town of Norwich, except In the rooms and apartments in said building. any part or parts of which are cut off pirituout cider or’ partitic %uch manner as to form boot rooms, or retiring ro of iness is not located hin two hundred feet in & direct line from any church edifice or public or p 1l school, or the pertaining thereto, or any public library. or cemetery. at Norwich, this of Oc- tober, A. D. 1919. Henry Allard, Ap- We, the undersigned . and taxpayers, owning real of the Town of Norwi and ign and endorse the foregoin 1 tion of Henry Allard for a 1{ nse, and hereb certify that said ap- a su ble person to - to , this said application 1st day .of Oc- jicensed pursu Dated at Norw tober, A. D 1919 J. Dur>, John A. Walz, Willlam ,Disco, Pelo- aunin, L. L. Chapman. certify that the above named signers and en- sers are electors and taxpayer ning real estate, the Town o orwich, Dated at’ Norwich, this 324 1919. - Mary G. oct? BOARD OF COUNTY COM- missioners for ) London County: 1 license to sell and and intoxicating Rhine wine and t 43 West Main hereby exchang liquo: cid oply spirituot r beer the bullding in street, Town of Norwich, exceot in the rooms and apartments in sald buildinx. any part or parts of which are cut off or /partitioned In such manner as to m side ro etiring booth any [ D. 1919, Shanlker We, {he - undersizned, are xpayers. owning ' real n of Norwich, and and _endorse the foregolng Abraham Shanker for a that said to be cation of Oe- , Den- . 'Lom! T hereb: signe and tax- in the t Norwieh, A. D, 1918 Clerk. h D. 1819, Murphy named electors al estate, Dated BOARD OF COUNTY COM- w London County: lic to sell and and intoxicating o wine and us r beer, R building at Franklin and Town of Norwich, excent oms and artments in sald part or or partition form hooths rooms. My piace of businé J within t hmndred feet irch edifics 1 chool, or or thereto, ry. or cemetery 5 1°th dav of hn T. Morley. undersirned, vnlicant 1s = nerson ta he licensed pursnant T annllentin Dated at Norwish th'dny of O-- tober, A. D, 1979, Hannio, P 3 Marley ranl T Disco. Geor v. cer- tify that the hracers endor: toxnayers DR. JOHN S. BLACKMAR Has Resumed Practice. Thayer Building Office Hours: 10-11 A. M., Z-4-7 Office Phone 123