Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, November 12, 1919, Page 3

THE WAGE. “In the sweat of thy brow,” the.Lord had said, as He drove the twain “Thou'shalt congacy’ th th b; u shalt conquer the ear - and brain ina travail carly and. ate.” OTE THESE PRICES ON THE BEST QUALITY OF GOODS | Mystic Scratchfeed, 100 Ib. Mystic Laymash, 100 Ib.......0.ovuoveeveens Choice Bran, 1001b.. ... ‘Buffalo Gluten, 100 1b. .. ... o e the plainest kind _wfimdx was more than enough ‘for Westerly. N, F. A. has one more contest before s, pukes ‘e i V3| —Bought in February and put away afternoon. Coach McKay expects, no| : ”3 an hlvflhfleflt,;’,‘ n'll. go on sale &t trouble from them as Windham show- | Norwich will surely be. e ed up so poorly here it 2y over Bulkely in their next battle, to bel ; staged here Nov. 22d. ., | g . 1 Norwich Westerly (kL0 e e : The Norwich Free Academy played Westerly High off its feet Tuesday afiernoon collecting 42 points, while he best the enemy could produce was % large goose egg and if there was anything lower they would have had it. The Rhode Islanders were out- played in every department of the game and they realized it very soon after the opening whistle. Coach Mec- Kay is at last reaping the fruits of his toil and he has toiled hard in trans. forming a gang of raw recruits into drous Mate, who strode with free-born air, And the first man laughed at theidoom of his Lord, for he knew that the wage was fair, A $4.00 $2.30 $3.65 The Spirit of Man that was born that day went forth with silent pride To tame the beasts in their savage haunts and to lay his hands o the tide; To chain the earth in bands of steel and mock the winds in their race. To harness the bolt from the loomi A Stand Wheat Middlings, 100 1b................ $2.85 1 o tnd hrivel beth ot e & emooth-running Ch"ld!‘v 1% * L B 4 i space, Every man on the academy eleven| Young y: g is deacrving Of praise and it would be LT Old Process Oilmeal, 100 Ib. ... ... $4.00 hard to pick out an individual star.|Sayles 42, & 4 Now, lords of th th and alj d The ‘backfield men took turns in the La B B - 36 Per Cent Cottonseed Meal, 100 1b. .......... $3.95 o ?:;, k",h. emoke of thets pejons limelight, Jess Wilcox ploughing | Morgan O'Rourke 3 i@ = —. ing fires, S ¥ itney - skirtng the snds. for | ok * ety £ 2.8 i SR No. 1 White;Oata, S5, . ;..o on s ore s aimie o $2:65 |00 Se58 o ddam rinnow the waps d Whitney _ skirting the ends er el L 2 i ¥ s Y 5 L i farge gains. The line, which has beer | By 8 1 - Anybody is entitled to change his mind. Last February we bought two hundred Over- | ite Hominy Chops, 100 Ib $3.15 ]| And 12 hedt 1ke nelr's are el spirits O aes B bhn and te Wt nemad ¥ianniean | coats with the idea of putting them away—clothes ‘were going up, looked like extra White Hominy Chops, iaelasis ?A::’n.']ufi ;m:. e e’ ohands AR ity tme thay, atbenpiiy 3] ¥+ b o * ozrenl} money’for us. They did go up—there was a chance to pull off a big stunt—to make a |} Wirthmore, Pennant and Portags Stockfeed, 100 Ib. $3.20 f|#rom thel eaping torge are e en: line plunge. 0. Chase Twoomey|| . thousand new friends for the store. So here we are with aJamury sale of Overcoats Uni o s385 ||, S0 febd, Wesdety iicked O to Whithey who| Whitaey ' Dennis|} in November; a sale of winter overcoats of known worth; a sale that will save the niongrains, R LR ina tt‘afesrr;!gré( QLD Jook ek on the “n_:o Tirst. npl‘::lys $hs i Broks Ringland s Comen |] TR of this town a lot of money. When we tell Y‘?“é"‘t e No,.1 Red Wheat, 1001b.........cocoiiiinnn $3'.85 With ‘t’? l{;"::t o PIoN that har through the line and galloped 75 yards | R H B % 8o A A e shaped the earth from the Tugs for & touchdown, Ningland kié;‘ed the | Markoft Connelly WE’D PAY AS MUCH AT WmLFSALE TODAY H. & S. Molasses Feed, 100 Ib................ $2.85 hand of God, goal There was no more scoring in F. B. 3 By g ] the first quarter. | I. Wileox ‘With the ache of brain that has hewed The second touchdown came in the | the path of Man from his en Maine % Ground Oyster Shells, 100 Ib. ... .. . 90 " as the above retail price,‘you know there’s a good.sgfi why you ‘should get your d that lady, ey And 3{'“ !nul‘(’lksli\l a(h Ms‘hw%ndrmll! g i ! b, g 5 Mate and knows that the bargain third quarter, when il ‘the- backs, WS DY Diclotp 714 710—2|] Winter Overcoat HERE and NOW. When we the’ 1es ‘on the label are |IF «pi:d) Veil” and “King Victro” Flour, Per Clofh Mate and working together, brought the ball to|N: F- A. . y > Dames 3ridal Ve \' withia four yards of the line and Jess| Westerly R : R e R L e 3.0 took ft over. Ringland kicked to goal,| Touchdown: Markoff 2, Wilcox 2, [ Y And he laughs as he looks in the face In this quarter Norwich scored again, | Ringland 1, Whitney 1. KIRSCHBAUM, HERBERT CLOTHING COMPANY and other standard sakes s o S > > of God, who drove him from i . & S8 S0 TR _ B 2 Wity Den's gate. e s me on a freak play. Norwieh | Goals froim touchdowa: Ringland . Youl won't want to know much more. Finer bmmwflé!flhb"mim“‘ i o ki o e e kicked off and a Westerly man fumbled efe or's. . . 0 . . o 3y ) g - vith his Mat the ball. Markoff on the dead run| Umpire: Golberg, with more style; none more exquisitely tailored. Th?reu gt;leutvmety of models for ar es 03 er ofl i ,,;”NY %“”E""“f" trom the ol scooped up the ball and brought it over | H. Linesman: Hawkins, ung g is town will rise wonderful opportu . tracked road so long as his guer- for a. touchdown. Ringland kicked | i —_— o md dd‘ we be,heve. lhe i Bf thls to to s, bt nlty o don lies the goal. The half ended soon after EASTERN SCHOOL WINS this. 1 In the laugh of the babe that romga n In the third quarter, by line plung-| “PREP” FOOTBALL TITLE on Her This Sale Is For Two Days Only—Wednesday and Thursday = ‘N . \ lap and the lovelight 3-13 Cove Street, West Slde st Hayes, tn the New York ng, Norwich added the 4th louchdown.’ Latrence, ?lassfl Nov. 11—The east el 7 Dimbe: d Ringland again kicking the goal. won in an intersectional preparatory “ ” NTF. A" cored two more times in | school football game here Loday when IT PAYS TO DRIVE OVER the final stanza, once on a pretty | St. John's Preparatory school of Dan- forward. Ringland to Whitney. Of| vers defeated the De Paul Academy of HUMOR OF THE DAY “How do you do it. son? You sleep ourse Ringland kic ed the goals. Chicago, 27 to 0. Coa¢h McKa: thought it best not to The westerners were t0o light to stop the attack of the WHITE STAR CLOTHING HOUSE. C0. in that class every day. | “The professor is a retired minister sse any of his new plays yesterday as ' heavier Danvers boys. 147_153 MAIN S’IREE P and docemt. mind it-—Penn State 5 g : - Froth. 3 | “Has your cook been with you long? : With us? She’s been against us FINANEIAI. AND BUMMERCIAI. ; : z Jmost from . the start” — Boston NO MEETING OF NATIONAL " . T | Transcript. S COMMISSION AT NEW YORK e Of course, some of the profiteers CRABH IN STOCK MARKET. . & i Tt New York, Nov. 11—Contrs to ex- will manage to escape.” : 3 New York, ary e T Dl TLortanks o el | 1ok saseady pectations no meeting of the National ; “Undoubtedly. 1 don't see the slight- Sown with & crash today, all gains of | 1% Mdkun .. Baseball Commission was held here y est slgn of Amuiaty 15 :the.fard BEIONE he previous month and much more in | M2 Atchun _br e et ntar s the cabine. ; : head waiter.’—Washinston Star. 3 number ances being sacri 110 Balt & Odo pr it was stated that President Johnson > “Got an unusual request today.” ed in the wave, of liquidation which | 190 Beth Motor 3 15 s CRCERD. What was thatts over the market in the furious-| 00 Meth Siel of the American league is in & “What was that?” : e 6820 Bow Xeol B and is notj expected to arrive here un- From the proprietor of a music L ROUT, \ and represen- | b lath Bica 4'5¢ e @A or thie et 9 bl B4 store. Wants me to tune the bell on VB Tallway shares, in which reces- | 1o bowkon & T eds . President Heydler of the ‘National his cash register.”—Cincinnati En- Sore compAratively mioderats,| % Buie Go & league said today that so far as he ¢ quirer. adery five to almost forty | Jeghame & 3o knew there would be no meeting of the b “The course of true love never did its_recent advances above 400, 800 Ceu Lestoer Hefrmann, he said, wis here on pri- - e i “That's all rizht. With no excite- B ST Ite Dost price be the ' Sk vate businees which occupied most of | (Passaic, N. J.) ment_about. a young man is liable to to 348 1-2 h Pt o S his time. He called nt,l;\'a L.;rml leallg(ue 9 ? get bored and wander away.”—Louls- ily the violent upheaval was| ‘4560 Chi % & WF headquarters and met President Laker 5 ah ville Courier-Journal. recusreat: BEIRGNDY) th| M E % & of the Philadelphia’ club there. They 7% Cumulative Class “A” Preferred Stock i There was quite a sporfy young Dr. market. Call loans opened | ‘g i & Y % it % %% |discussed league affairs in general. (Par Val £ Sh 100 high of 14 per cent. and! sl 1" here is no intention at this tims ar ue ol ares $ ) in his canoe and he rr. price until the Jast hour,| 160 Chie © said President Heydler, “of making!| A POPULAR GAS RANGE it in the sea, cent. was demanded,| 2 Ciiuo ¢ any move ‘toward distributing the Price 97 and accrued dividend. Ersioi e > t. just 14 series third prize money cla‘me 2 Gt e & 2 R PR i i T the NeW Yotk - Amsricans loagis Write for full descriptive circular. settlement further tucille club, So far as I can see the Amer- fcan league will have to decide be- tween the board of directors and the . OF MODERATE PRICE —Stanford Chaparral: The Dub (finishing his argument)— Why, it's as plain as the nose on your 60C el & Tudson 100 Den & Pio G 6710 800 aused by which foreign the de- | revailed exc EDWARD C. BIXBY uropean affected. 1200 league as a whole and decide definite- ly which club has a legal right to' the money. Until this is done the hands of :the commission are tied so far as INDUS ° Providence, R. | TRIAL TRUST BUILDING Immediate Installations | face, Fanny. The Deb (coldly)—And you consider zh% plain? e Dub (floundering)—Why, er— pardon me. I-I-I meant as plain as i the disposal of the money is concern- I, Dower, ui ) youn st p opening, Herrmann, who held ~an informal - First Financier—Look here, old man, E being ac- conference with Heydler, also expdess- It ey aig o ort g which s o) ed the same opinion. City had a heavy team, but the lack of | EVENING GAMES IN o thit e s0L A coumle of M the of the Iy “aw Heydler informed Iferrmann that the | experience and training put them in a ! D e, Why not? Th o il e T e e Natjonal league rules committee, com-| Dosition where all they could do was | . BILLIARD TOURNAMENT Sl Co [ Reversals = before the end of Bt Mer i prising Barney Dreyfuss of Pittsburgh, | (0 {ry and hold down the score. Ben: | _Cleveland. 0. Nov. 11.—Playing sen- . 3 _however, each ten Int Peper William Veeck of Chicago, and him- can’'t get us. “I know, I know; but it's unpatriotic. It only adds to the total volume of ugs rest."—Judge. : Smithkins—You know, Miss Dorg- thea, as I was coming along here to- | night I was trying to screw up my courage to speak to your father about a little matter— Miss Dorothea (in fluttering expecta~ tion)—Yeyes? Smithkins—About a small account = | from our firm that I'm sure he must adua al conditions ted to the crumb- t the end, many weak ts being thrown up- stop loss” orders Sales. amounted to most 600000 of d hands in the last sixty Jamin for Jewett City was their only resource, and again a whole team he as almost useless. Int Poor o Rerneait Lehigh Valley sational billiards, (Tarente Jackso Detroit tonight. defeated (‘hnrles":\lgf‘ Court of Cleveland, 50 to 38, in 33 in- nifgs, and took the lead in cushion billiard championsh ment of America here. It was the fast. | | est game of the tournament. , i Jackson scored 26 poihts in 10 in- | nings. His high run was 6, while the average was 1 1-238. McCourt's high Tun was 10, also a record ey for the tour- Pierre Maupome of selfs would be ready to meet the Am. erican league rules committee when- ever the commission decided to call a| The Hardig's score was recorded in joint meeting. He suggested that it[the first half, when Hussey, Ed and Baclield ably 16 “Junuitey: Fred Williams took the ball over. Hus- “By that . time, - everyons interested|sey kicke da goal.and made (ke score in changing the rules—club" owners,| 19 to 0. Bennett played a strong managers, players, umpires and pa-|84me and made a fine flock of tackles: trons—may submit suggestions and we| The followinz make up the Hardig can pass on the. best onés,” Ileydler|lineup: Left end Capt. Hussey, tackle said. Connors, ~guard Crimmins, ~center | Heydler believed the spitball would | Brewer, right guard Hilderbrand, right | 321 ‘MAIN STREET prices accou arket vered margined ireless and more or attention direct- Most issues, NatE & spr N Y Contral Milwaukee won H et 52 aug |DBave overlooked—Sydney Bulletin. ki E i tner, Brownie, s 94~ ret. 3 sues be abolished as he considered. it un- | tackle Bendett, Tight end O'Connell, | - Cm Hugh Heal of Toledo, 50 to 4, In | 5uard, and his partner, hown | Barry 1430 = i par| R B e SO e T S Pt e s S |w B io, 0 srme G s KALEIDOSCOPE value. aggrezate: 4700 Penn 1 1 fielding errors. The shine ball also! Kearnev, full Eq Villiams, _right half | . S S ? 8 E R ARl _ B ety 1410 3 N U o s ited o] BT IE might be taken up he added, but in|Bennett. MURPHY, YALE HALFBACK, D e e 4t Lo | Stanie o It seems to be the general opimien & - i Flere ou his optnion its effectiveness was great=| , The Hardigs will play the New Lon-| . WILL PLAY AGAINST HARVARD | ootern® Gooncctioat. hey . cartainly | 1405 that we are, Inffor au SHOIU OIS S 6200 Reading . ly exaggerated and largely psycholog- | ¢on Independents next Sunday at New!| New Haven, Conn, Nov | Gan cage the baskets. Grebe, who has 811 colars, not only in feminine dress STOCKS. 84100 Bep 1 & L ical, % z London, and a hard battle is expected. Murphy, Yale halfback, 2;‘,011“,_“‘"“9 i ’?\'}s[ bes'en Etiasod From the nu a { Which is a law unto itself, but in fur- e, 10, Conds | VOIS TR PR S - injured in the game with Boston oot |played with different feams of the| The stanaing: nishing and decoration. 30 8o P I CRESCENTS ARE RQUNDING Basketball lege on Oct. 13, 'will play against Har. |navy, will try and play center. Certainly the war office has led the 10 R INTO FINE SHAPE vard, but wil 569 Toon Copper 6500 Tobaces Top 200 T 1+ pe 18200 Tnion Pache 100 Vnion Pac pe | 75100 U8 Rubber o U8 Wedd 70 U 5 ‘Sl 27100 Willys Over b a0 Wil O pe ", 400 Worth Pumy 200 Worth Pumg, 4 The Baltic Bantarhs easily defeated |the Lebanon Athletic club in Baltic Saturday by the score of 17 o 11, J. o tewart starring for the Bantams.| first time since his Injure . - PALACE LEAGUE. Any fast 16 year old team will have a | ton game: he R B verage: chance to play against the Bantams If | the f? yard nn:ffl(ed R e a\.emg(é. they will communicate with Louis 8 Peckham 2 Goldblatt, P, O. Box 347, Baltic, Conn. “Y" Independents Want Ga i > mes. The Y. M..C, A. Independents have ! reorganized for the season of 191: not get into the Pri: - ton game next Saturday, e s nounced today. Send all challenges to Bill_ Dixon, | Redtop, care of Y. M. C. A, Norwich. Conn. | Yannigans ... Red Sox Gas Burners - Rookies High t High team s | High ind High individual single—McCarthy way in the design of the medal ribands 2 h bears the insignia of Foreign Service and Victory The Crescents A. A. basketball team held their regwar practice on Monday night in Parish hall and from the speed shown by the boys the team will be in first class trim for ‘the open- ing game on Thanksgiving afternoon. Manager Benoit has corraled such stars as Murphy, Daley,: White, Vick- ery, Doyle, Higgins and Belair, the fabicus ¢yclone, 16 expected to'be here for the opening. The team will be et it was an- rphy was o fleld without crutches today for :g: Antiguaries, and doubtless the puble { generally, will be at once interested i sed restoration of Stoneh¥nge by the office of works. Statements to the nature and method of the wor are happily reassuring, and nothirg drastic is to be attempted. ] | McAllister rto . riswell 9 and | Simpson O'Connell Harvard Track Captain. Cambridge, Mass., Nov. 11—Dennis F. 1930 andl wee, Seae b poon O€ 1919 and | Simg It seems that time has told a tale i equipped with new uniforms this sea- | o.|any fast team weighing betwy: | SfeCanthy; dpebeiyenerablTiclics fandineers Telephons: ‘“A\"_ York, Nov. 11,—Call money | son and an order was placed with slgicégnor;ellléog;h o‘fvulshil:zlo:dchfi:le‘;lm:t and 150 pounde 8 between 140 | Quinto . them are now leaning, at more or lefs . 4 | Jycons; high 20; low 14; ruling rate|local merchant last week. The jerseys 4 e Mr. Swahn nds put the team tt iSoton dangerous anzles, on their decayimg Providence, R. I. |14 closing bid 19; offered at 20; last|and stockings will be of solid orange, | e, Flarvard track team é:‘fi” O C0n-| atiff practice for the last two woce. | | (not to say v«ly) wooden supports. The ” oan 20; bank accentaner £y r il - | nell, who is a junior, wongghe mile run Ias s g proposal seems fo be that these, anll Co Union 963 Ater the close the following quota- | Disck with C. A 4. on. the tront of the |11 (he intercallegiata champlonships in ThankEEiving eventng o Same, £ | Zeruti e aray il MPAaNY union 1857 | 500 geere, Made: High 25; closing bid | jerseys. Manager Benoit is trying to |'® Stadium last year. floor or out of tawn;. would like to hegr | LASPerE | the ground for <o lons. shall be re Engineers Founders Machiniste || Crred 2t 253 last Toari 25. " | arrange. for @ local club.league to play from the Baitic Aces, the Bear Cats of | Gonnell Seckediang, fyed, Securaly In Ty Manufacturers of HARRIS.COR. COTTON. Ry Boluary, gemeon, Comimii e Three-Cushion Billiafds. TAVINL o1 Bhiy otfier team in castern | Mot o : R 8A p e a0 e privae s S 5 P . mal eel club, Army an avy, Kk 5 = 3 ‘onnectiéut. e e 1 P e 1 ig 18 58S _ENGINES. Brown Valvel| New York. Nov. 11. — Spot cotton| Finochle club and some other feamn ta| Cleveland, O. Nov. 11—Otto Relselt | “ommectieut: - reputation for good | A EuC, irearms & Ammunition e e Gear applied to all makes of Cor- | steady; middling 40 {be selected. The management of the | Of Chicago easily defeated Byron Gil- e | Austin libs _ Engines, Engine Repairs, clean playing and only losing one game £ Maples Shafting, Hangers, Pulleys, B last season. and. this season expects to | lette of Buffalo today in. the threc- ings, Couplings, Clutch: Crescents will offer a large silver” cup | suggestio: and the job, Write for Catalogue if done. wif CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET. need delicate handling. 3 the winners in this league. Chal- |Cushion billiard championship tourna- | go throu vins TIE REMINGTON ARMS (4. CO.mC. A trade paper has been Investigati R il T i . funs Saer (AL | ment by the-score of 50 £o 17 in' 48 Tac | Porp s SIS ol ooy | T heads in relation to hats, and discovers Large stock always on hand. D 11 ser Benolt predicts this o be the NinSs. Relselts average was 1 4-48 |y a crowd the same ns et sronized | Morton fbat in recent iyears there baymilesy General Mill Repairs, = X greatest -season ever experienced by (4 his high run 8. cause it costs money to bring fast tearn | g0 extraprdinary changes in the sizes of Special machinery of all kinde: 0ATS S feh supporters of basketball in this| Jess Lean of Cincinnati won from|to Norwich. st B men's head: 1 ; Tree. gl ntasn town. Tiff Denton of Kunsas City, 50 to 37,| ~The lineup will consist of the fol | BO"N® The normal British head is oval in ity BEIUSINE T S L e in 59 innings. lowin gmen: Hussey, the stonewall | """ tion card. 324 MAIN STREET * b Gt ¥ ANNOUNCEMENT We have been selected as dealers and service station for the Gould Storage Battery We are battery specialists and are equipped to test, re- charge and repair starting-lighting batteries of all makes. We can furnish renewal parts for any battery or a new Gould Battery for any car. Ask us for a battery inspec- THE LANE RUBBER COMPANY C. E. LANE, Prop. NORWICH, CONN. “The Store That Gives Your Dollars a Long Ride” FOR 1920 YACHT RACES New York, Nov. 11—Shamrock 1V, challenger for the America cup at the international yacht races next year, wa sinspected today by its owner. Sir Thomas ‘Lipton, at a Brooklyn ship- yard, where it has been in_drydock since the summer of 1914. The boat will be launched tomorrow ~morning and taken to winter quarters to be overhauled in preparation for her races with the American entry. “That's the boat that will do the trick,” declared Sir Thomas as the canvas was pulled off his craft and she was exposed to public view for- the first time in five years. “I honestly believe in my heart,” he added, “that Americans will be glad if 1 win. 1 don't want to win unless I have the best boat. I have tried' more tMan 20 years now, but I think I will be suc- cesstul. If I win, Americans may come over to us and recapture the cup.” Hardigs Swamp Jewett City. Sunday" afternoon on the Ashland park gridiron the Hardigs of Norwich dfeatad Juwert City by the scom of | 13 10 6. From begirning to end the Ha-divs outp!aved taem at every stage of the zame. The Iierdiss were handi- capped by not having their regular quarterback, but Fred Williams filled the position in fine style. Big Bill Connors played a good game, although his side of the line was not very often approached. Captain Hussey played a good game until at the end of the first half' when he sprained his ankle and Tven veulated by Dingavan. Jewett "Wirte for our current investment sugges... Springtield We specialize in New England preferred lssues of merit, yielding 634 to 87 jnram=. . insonromarzs A Congress Street, Bostoa, Mass. ~ Phlladelpbin wooklet NB-351.\ H;i]}ster.Wh—ite & Co. unquestioned Previdencs Reduce the cost of your fuel by burning BOULETS MIXED WITH PEA COAL at $9.00 per ton Try a ton of No. 2 Chestnut, extra large, clean and long lasting Shetucket Coal & Wood Co. shape, but a larger percentage tham ever, we are told, are developing thp high and prominent forehead, and hat; to fit these ‘heads have to be specialll ordered. Hats are supplied in dozen§ and the proportion of tie differes sizes varies according to the part the country where the hat is destined to be sold * In the Midlands the proportion 4§ two 6 5-8, three § 3-4, four 6 7-8, two 4 one 7 1-8. Farther south it runs 1, 4, 4, 1, in the same sizes. That i§ aiso’ the proportion for the French The German sizes are mud and ranze from 6 3-4 to 7 3-8 proportion of are apparently sservations and the Germad be smaller now.—London pre-war sizes may Chronicle. ever NO WORD FROM CREW OF STEAMER POLAR LAND Halif2x, N. S, Nov. 11.—No W | nad been received here up to 10 o's clock tonight regarding the fate off the crew of the American steamshi Polar Land who took to their hoats afs ter the steamer was abandoned i@ Nova Scotian waters last Sunday. & According to C. . Marvey. agentg of the marine and fisherics departs ment. seven steamers now are seek® ing the fifty members of the crew. § H Children O Ty FOR FLETCHER'S %