Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, January 30, 1920, Page 3

This was followed by.an ex- n Lundstram w bout between Red ‘and | ‘than ent 1y Winters. The bout went two ) %’ ’S%fi‘i’m Tounds, when put over an up- bti?dp ight _places. percut to the jaw that put Winters out| The ture bout of the evening was | of the running. In the first round mn A Rice, one of the old- both Winters (Rankin' showed | im el onecat’ i cractlest xing but in_the second Tound Rankin let| squared circle, and ‘Sailor Jack Sulli- SO i e v el e e T T R T The second hout was between Kid|pils. Rice showed al -time | . mu—n-,.ngx Young Balchr:lr.u Bothalbtgya s'm“ :‘:& ":_:‘;ffl’,“ a&n}t,l o‘::ag:;xgi‘ge, in ink of ition, neither | Was n s T T e aon: TBwner | shiowing that time had not siowed him was a trifie slow in his work but up to. any great extent. Sullivan showed some clever blocking. - Belcher | Showed good form, although he appar- ‘was the more finished performer, ently did not possess the speed and showing better judgment in his deltv- experience that his instructor showed, I i iteel B “hibif line but were more to show Wl 125k piace in the K-C huts over { during the war. The hall was %o represent one of the K-C huts in back of the battle lines and | - Offarkith Sahation o , = “What to Drink” in the Home IT’S popularity as a home beverage lies in the fact that it is true gnger product — aged and “THE STORE OF PRO This is a store of servics—unselfish service, cause our salesmen and ail connected with this sk men of character who practice the square deal. - the very beginning we have made this our aim and mellowed — with a distinctive delicious flavor - .succeeded it of the battlefleld. e rorram opened with a wres- {ling bout between two of the youns Jads from ome of the troops of Boy “.‘3 '}.‘:fi,‘ 'his bout recalled to mind many of i/ I the battles in which Rice fought S R against some of the best ring artists In’ the country, including the bout’be- tween him and Terry MoGovern. When the bout finished Rice was in as good FINANCIAL AND COMM kS are now in a better position than e 5% condition as when he entered the ring, that appeals t6 all. : We i sk g . MARKET WAS STAGNANT. ym Beh Suw B his Mx rounds of boxing not ever Place ‘your order todsy with your grocer and serve the economical buyer. ' We have a y an New York, Jan. 20.—With slight Ye= | oo Beac BT making him breathe faster. Sullivan please the entire family by serving this : AR s R Uer I e o ovtions of Ushisr | Lis Bus & o - ot AT thoine oia: . ginger ale of character and quality. are going irresistibly forward to the day when we tion and fresh indical A . 1809 Can Pacifc 1800 Cent Leather 300 Cent Leather 16560 Chand Motor 890 Ces & Ol mey, Stocks drifted aimlessly dur- hg todays stagnant session, an ir- regular tone prevailing at the Close. A rally of 3 1-2 cents I the pound ing and less substantial = T in® the French and Italian rates were nullfied to a degree by recur- caviness of remittances to Jorway, Sweden and other Both men mixed it up pretty lively at times, “giving and taking 5some .hard blows. It was announced during the even- ing that Mr. Rice would give boxing instructions at the K. of C. home in the futvre and that any Norwich boy who wished might make arrangements for lessons at -the home. The attendance at the smoker num- one of the largest stores of .its kind in New County OUR MEAT DEPARTMENT - Harvard Company, Lowsll, Mass. Coston Branch, 45 Commersial Whart Boverages cf Other Nations pnd Perlods A Water Cooler of Poata Delgada Norwich Distributons ot Hareard Giniger Ale——James EJ Moore: 7981 Water Street, 400 Chile Copper 300 Chino Coa © 5 neutral ers. 00 Conzol Gas bered about three hundred. During the! paul, early in the third round of & | to shellac. !xlnlese a club belongs to a state asso e X : . ¢ The money market was influenced | wpm e Sl ”.. " evening there were solos by several of | tan round bout tonight. 5 The best mediums. for uUse in clean-'' Ciamivit Lis v - "~ 2 ctie Al It would pay you to visit this department and notice the D e et PegtiNats TOE R D R the members of the Ki=zhts and a reci- | was aiug termiruls tnat have become cor-!T..S. made all the rules and regula 3 The blow that stopped Ertle right hand blow to the jaw, which followed a gtraight left to the face. Wilde was the first to land in the opening session. He peppered away tation by John Walsh. Music was| furnished by Spellman’s orchestra and cigars were furnished to all by the committee In charge. v e with several straight lefts. ' Erlé got M'WHIRTER AND M'GOWAN in some good right and left blows. to TIED FOR SKATING HONORS | head and body, but this apparéntly Saranac Lake, N. Y., Jan. 29.—Roy | did not bother the Englishman. McWhirter of Chicago and Everett; In the gecond rouna Wilde scored | McGowan of St. Paul were tied for the with right and left blows to head and | national skating ittle with 80 points -body 2t will and leaped away from | each when the -championship meet| anything dangerous offered by Ertle. ended here today. Edmund Horton of| The round ended with Wilde having | Saranac Lake, by winning the 440 yard much the advantage. race and 200 yard hurle today. was| The Englishman waded in at a fast next with 60 points. Joe Moore of clip as the third opening, offering Lake Placid and W. Murphy of New | rights and lefts to head and body York ‘were tied with 40 points each. | without damaging return and at the Moore was disqualified for fouling injend of about a minute in the final the three mile event. won by Mc-|session, Wilde caught the St. Paul! Whirter. The meet was the most|man with a stiff right to,the jaw. Er- PR e ton s e e The | tle's hands dropped to his side and a summaries today: second later he reeled, fell to the 440 yards—Won by Edmund Horton, | canvas and was counted out. He tried Saranac Lake; Everett McGowan, St.ito rise but couldn't make the effort of trie month. Call ned per cent., the high otation of the week, grad- neng to 18 per cent., which the maximum of the extra care we take to protect our Meats on their way h‘) ) your table, Legs of Genuine Soft Spring Lamb, value 50c—S_u.|e‘4Z¢ Forequarters of Spring Lamb — Value 40c¢ lb.— Seling for ©: . M aud i v desos ¢ 20c T Try One Boned and Rolled—No Extra Charge = Native Milk Fed Native Veal to Roast—All Meat, No bone, Ib. ... Native Pork to Roast, Value 50¢c lb.—this sale, Ib. .. 33c Native Pork Shoulders, Value 40c Ib.—this sale, Ib.. . 25¢ Fresh Dressed Native Chickens to Roast—this sale, lb. 55¢ Prime Roast of Beef, extra “value for 48c Ib.— selling for, Ib. ... <38 roded is a strong solution of washing 'tions regarding trapshooting but this soda. After the parts have been|year the amateur shooters have a cleaned and are dry they should beisay in how they shall be conducted. given a light coating of vaseline to| The benefits derived for those clubs prevent a return of the trouble. |1t active in this sport, but are active An air vent is put in the bowl of alin the inter~ct nr h and game; carbureter to equalize the pressure can-accomplish more through a sta between the gasoline jn the bowl and’ assoClitivi by 5¢,.ueig « Co.miites to the atmosphere, to obviate the forma-| Hartford and working. together than tion of a vacuum in the bowl. It is|working individually. Last year the vitally important fo keep this hole|committee from the C. T. S. A. dono open and not allow .it to become i more in passing laws at Hartford clogged With foreign matter of any | thun any other organization. The time sort. L | has come when the sportman of Con- In many makes bf wire wheels the'necticut has got to wake up to:the greatest care must be exercised In fact that we have got to look out for putting the locking devices in place. our interest and in order to accomp- | For instance, the right front lock must | lish this we must have an organiza- not be used on the left front wheel | tion that represents all sections of the nor vice versa. In whee® of this kind!state ang unite on a nlan to work on. | it is quite within possibilities that'Dr, W, H. Hayley, president C. T. | with the wrong lock installed a wheel| A, extends u coruwu iavitation for| might roll off while the car was in|ajl clubs to send a delegate to Bridge- | anotion. ort February -second. Operating the engine without suffi- | i 200 Ficher Body 1400 Gen Flectric 5400 Gen Motor (3 market cumulative evi- d_of fresh liquida- 1g specialties, notably -the low grade oils. These were adversely d by the suspension of the di- n Freeport-Texas Jommon Gt N or & 00 Tlinols Cent. U of recognized worth steels forfeiting ntage registered the for the final quar- ) and kindred issues the general list, 1 pronounced ady accumulation Chandler and affil- 400 Ray Con Cop 1400 Reading . 251°0 Rep I & Siecl " Roy Pot Roast of Beef, no bone, no waste, very tender— where extreme | aon henin Bacioe IO Seoonds Roy anWilrier inieg. in_the preseribed time. T Iyl mo water 8t 21| In charge of James Kelly, foreman Value 38¢ Ib. Sale, Ib. ? 4 3 500 Sou ., 39 1- 2 L s D 7 X ois /0 s o0 wiele o s s o ole 000 sharce, | % Boutn Ty ae 220 sand hurlosTWon by Horton: Tiv-| polde welghed 108 1-2 pounds and| jio> "% give service without craek: |07 Thomas Welsh, the four yearlings —Sale, Ertle 115 at 3 o'clock in the noon. after- {purchased by Mr. Welsh at.the Dec- jember sales for Joseph . Widener have been shipped to the latter's farm near Philadelphia. When - unloaded from .the Manhattan their coats were so rough they looked like woolly coits,! all Delamater, Saranac Lake, second; W. Murphy, New York, third. Time, | 23 seconds. . Three miles—Won by MecGowan, second: Wil Chicago. third. Time, 2-5 seconds. ing the plugs must be properly cooled and provision for this is generally made in the. water jacketing system. When the water runs low the plugs become hotter and there is great dane- ger of their being damaged. Sugar Cured Corned Beef, Rib, the finest, 6 Ibs. for $1.00 New Cabbage Free Fresh Beef Liver, value 18¢c Ib.—Sale, Ib. ........ 12V5¢ e investment rails ade industrials, but the groop continued to yield, those issues making new low records for the current movement. WESTERN PLAYERS ARE ELIMINATED AT RACQUETS' Philadelphia, Jan. 29.—New York| McWhirter; m Steinmetz, 9 minutes 16 1 ot { T o ChiEw of a7 J and Philadelphia gach won two | y L Sugar Cured Smoked Shoulders, value 35c—Sale, Ib. 25¢ = . . TaE valne Sl = P matches today in the first round of the esn’t Justify Him. P | T S nonwsay scNRwITH |G R e St ot oo, Tapeooters wie | o St Wy in | The Very Best Frankfurters, value 35— Sale; Ib .. 25 - -3 don call. ST. LOUIS NATIONALS | championsiip play on the courts of baving laid the foundations for the Pork Sausage, value 40c Ib.—Sale, Ib. . . 30% Sugar Cured Bacon, valus 60c Ib.—Sale, Ib. ...... 45 Sugar Cured Hams, cut from Native Pigs, just out of smoke house, 40c 1b. by the slice; 30c b, by the half whole Ham—extra value. : The annual meeting of ticut Trapshooters’ associa! held at the Seaside club, 928 street, Bri Connec- n will be fayette eport, on Monday, Iebru- the Philadelphia Racquet club. The two Chicago pairs entered in the: championship were eleminated, one by | default. J. W. Wear and Jay Gould, repre- senting the locul ckib, played brilliant | racquets and defeated R. A. Gardner, former national amateur golf chai pion, and E. H. Reynolds, Chicago, in == St. Louis, Mo., Jan. 29.—Roger STOCKS. Hornsby, second baseman and leading | batsman in the league, signed a con- tract to remain with the St. Louis: Nationalg for 1920, it was announced ton.ght. In announcing the Hornsby con- tract Manager Branch Rickey assert- ed he had refused an offer of money league of nations. But. this does not give the Nebraskan the right to be an | accomplice in its murder—Norfolk ' Virginian-Filot. New York, Jan. 20.—Call strong: high 18: low 10; rul 10; closing hid 14- offered at 1 loan 14; bank acceptances 5 1 money = o About once in.a thousand years there is a girl who really is surprised when a man proposes to. -her. eight clubs' belong to the state association, every rod and gun club or fish and game associatio should be affiliatea w.ci (s orsani COTTON. and players for the secomd baseman | Sraight sets, 15-2, 15-12. 15-10, 13-0. | zation. We want 1o See every club in 1] Fresh ground Hamburg, value 38c lb.—this sale extra New York, Jan. 29.—Spot cotton|aggregating approximately $100,000.| One of the best matches of the day!the state represented -at this meting, ue, 1b. & ol e ot e S steady: middling 3950, He"dia mot say whence the offer Was that between F. F. Frelinghuysen | February 2nd, The secretary has sent AR b T e i and R. F. Cutting of New York and notice to all the clubs he knew of but CHICAGD CRAIN MARKET S. W. Pearson and W. J. McGlinn of We have fresh Ox Tails, Sweet Breads, hopes that any one seeing this article Lamb Fries pracaginico ol e O YWE Philadelphia. The Jocal pair won the will send a delegation to ths meeting. ength ’ Livers. OV 1 1o R ‘HMMY(NV;::LKDEEIQ ng“IIWI:(GEHERTLE' first two sets In fine style by thei A £00d many seem to think that b The Str. of and Calves’ Livers, T L > RTLE | scords of 15-7 and 15-13, and then had ; cause its name. is the ~Connecticut 2 i S e e Milwaukee, Wis., Jan. 29.—Jimmy|a reversal of form and lost the next Trapshooters’ Association it does not N E.ngl d ) oy - e | Wi s iymelrtic Jelia s four sets and the match. The scores | take an interest in anything else. Tha ew an 51 i+ 7% | England, knocked out Mike Ertle, St. were g e 7-15, 18-15, 15-12, 15-11, 15-2,! 154, The contest between Cramer iob- oreaniz-tine s « ~GROCERY DEPARTMENT as- a prosperous and protection of our ‘fish and game on erts and Charles S. Bromley, Phila- ... el re money - making indus- delphia, and_Cyril_Hatch and J. W. that p icgisiation s enacted at| trial ysection iS¢ pstah Coffee, value 60c Ib.—Sale | The finest Potatoes that | Waterbury, New York, stirred the Ho- tne legislature and sends . 2 Ibs. for $1.00 w, peck 68c :n::::;zl:rsmg fl'lxaeypdepperr}y" aggucffie a legislative committee to all thhe im- lished at home and 3 UV, grow, p o w0 0le aiel a played. e ladel- | ' RAT] £ the fis . . . % L B phlans won the match but they nad|beme commitias o ¢ fh andl hroad. Investments in One Pound of Sugar Free | Armour’s Pure Lard, value a ls as orla | to extend themselves to do it. The| It shows what the C. T. S. A. stands 35¢ Ib.—Sale 29%c Ib., scores weer 17-14, 17-14. 15-10, 15-6. New England Industries T. C. Pell and Stanley Mortimer, are-recognized as pro- viding ample protection Teas, Black or Green, value 95c Ib.—This sale 75c Ib.—1 Ib. of Sugar Free. and liberal return. Tomatoes, value 20c can— For descriptions of some Sale 15c can. of the best New Eng- || Matches, value 35c pkg.— gland securities ask-for Sale 25¢ pkg. Circular No. NB-520. White Ribbon Soap, bars for $1.00. BODELL & CO. 10 WEYBOSSET STREET, 20 Mule Team Borax Soap, Providence 20 for $1.00. California Prunes, 30-40 extra value for 45¢ Ib. —Sale!35¢c Ib., 5 lbs. for $1.75—1 lb. Sugar Free. Apricots, 40c value—Sale 35¢cbb. * FLOUR 1-8 John Alden, Freedom, Heckers, Gold .Medal, | for by reading article two in the by- _T. C laws. This association is formed for z}cwé York, ;vg; by tze;?ult from P. E.lzr purpose of securing and main- Gardner and Howard Linn, Chicago. |‘aining proper legislation for the pro- THe semi-finals will be played fo-' o 5 tection and propagation of fish and merrow and the final match on Satur-|game throughout the state, For the day. vigorous enforcement of the fish and game laws and for the promotion of kindly intercourse and generous em- ulation among sportsman at the trap: The trapshooting is a secondary matter and makes a fine,sport in the summer months when you cannot go in the fields hunting. ' The benefits derived from belonging to a state association for . the trap- shooting clubs are beyond conception, in fact a club that does not belong to one deesn’t have any standing in the state and canwot .run a registered tournament, as the American Trap- Trapshooters’ Association, the nation- al organization, will not sanction one THE COLEMAN Greatest of All. 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