Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, March 18, 1920, Page 3

Yale Defeats Haven, Conn. March 17—Two | disable him as a star bowler for many here tonight by fih gwimmers, who | Teams from Lincoln, Nebraska; defeated a score. of 43 to 5. Edwin Conn., Honolula, The relay Tnember of eam, composed Harvard in dual meet by a |Canton, Ohio; Cincinnati, Detroit, Mil- Binney, Jr., of | waukee, Bau Claire, Wisconsin, Chica- ‘broke the record | go, Louisville and Moline, Illinois, were up a|on drives tonight. A Everything is all set for the big box- ing match tonight, under the auspices was 2 4G secs|of the Pastime Al C. at the Olympic P. Thurston, 'of |35y twenty-six rounds of box- the Yale team. | ing s ufnt to prove a good drawing of Binney, | curq, when Red Rankin meets Eddie ntercollegiate record for event Thurston, Solley and Hincks, clipped | pod of Waterbury 1n a twelve rofind « full second off the former bout, The semi-final bout between which the same swimmers made last | ycy Carbray and Jack Sullivan should month. be a first class bout as they are fight- Yale men took first and second place [y * i SR MO 4T TAK Drelimins in every individual event, With the |,y 'Young Raymond of Greeneville Crimson ecoring four third places. N DAY'S "’G‘°WA=°"::|':.‘,_"AT CONGRESS | ficials for the evening will be Tommy eoria, Ill, March 17 ra;n t: the front in the individuals event at the American Bowling Con- fess today, when Bar: McGeowan, | CHANGE IN CRESCENTS’ LINEUP nark. McGeowan also went into third place the all-events, roliing a his nine games. 1539 Attacks fam may be th od his A vansville, InClana, Two splits in his final game prevent- ed him from going far above the 700 events falled to bring high scores to- day. developed today that Count Geng- | ers, N. Y. s Chicago match game artist, ugh as a bowler. He star . games by shooting 645 |are first class players and with Be- e team events, but is said to have .<aswun* in his side, which may meets Young Murphy of New London, another to take the place of the old timers from the village. The of- Fury, referee; Jack Shugrue and Jack A new leader | \ijson ,announcers. shot 698 pins. IN GAME WITH EMERALDS There is to be a decided change in the lineup of the Crescent A. A. for their cames with the Emeralds of Wil- funantic Friday and Saturday. Being unable to arrange the financial end of the series to his satisfaction, Manager score of in the five men and two men | Benoit cannot see his way clear by paying two hundred dollars for tNe stars that were to come from Yonk- In their places will be Doyer of Hartford and Madden of South Manchester. Both these men lair, Mffls -and Murphy wiil give the ‘Emeralds a good run for their money. FINANCIAL AND MARKET WAS UNSETTLED. New York, March 17.—Stocks were COMMERCIAL six bfi who had. the’. 0 ent in height, weight aand reach, won all the way. . The referee stopped the bout be- ty;e ilFrsd J I:éni P’h‘i‘hfloibhi& i ane o ¥ the fifth round to save - Jordan from further punishment. e red Langor Minnespotiar the ref from ge, polis, Z eree stopping the fight in the third e ou bzuafeatween XK. O. Sullivan, Girard- ville, Pa., defeated Soldier Walter Mc- Curley, New York, in six rounds. Paul Samson, ‘New York, and K. O. Sansom. Philadelphia, fought a six m:%d dn'.l‘l'er lub Danny: Frush, Bal 0 i , Bal- o & nyA.rfl_ e. Root. Cleveland, in the fourth‘round. Up to point the fight was about_even.- K. O. Chaney, Baltimore, outfought Whitey Fitzgerald, . Philadelphia. WHITONS COMING UP TO ANNIHILATE ASHLAND (Special to The Bulletin.) _ Jewett City, March 17—The basket- ‘ball fans of Jewett City are awaiting ith interest the game schedulel (o night, (Thursday) at Bijou hall, when the fast Whiton team, of New London plays a return game here to make gocd their promise of beating the Ashland feam. The two fives camo - togethcr some few weeks ago, when Ashland won out by two_baskets only.; The manager of the Whiton team nas se- cured some mnew material and has promised Ashland one 9f the biggest scraps of their lives. ELKS TEAM 3 GOES INTO TIE FOR LEAD Team 3 in the Elks duckpin tourna- ment won its way to a tie with team No.1 at the top of the standing by de- feating team 2 by two out of three games Wednesday night. This finish- es the second series of games. Anoth- er is to follow. Ferguson’s 120 was high _single of the match and Supa got the high three string with 300. The scores: active and strong at the c-<ning of Team 3, Elks. e today’s dealings, dull and uncertain Collins 80— 253 juring the intermediate session and Supa 97— 300 gher than at any previous period in | Fished Hayes 78— 261 the final . when many substan- Young ... 109— 207 tial gains were registered. e e The spirited rebound in the later 364 1121 ding followed word from Washing- that the secretary of the tre#sury |G . Team 2, Elks. 1ad advised against the imposition of Gallagher ...... 101° §2 77— 260 a tax on stock dividends until the be- Cassidy 79— 233 ginning of next year. . T % | Ferguson . 120— 294 Equipments, motors and oils, 25| intenstioass Paper Madden .. 95— 259 ured Baldwin _ Locomotive, | It Paer ot s i tz ana Mexican Petroleum, led the [muecott o = 318 3 R aing 13 pothis | i P The standing is now as follows: 2 20, while some two score|Mmoud. X & & 3 Wzn Llossf. PCE. nt issues made net gains | Misou : Team 1, Gee ... 2 57 n points. e Team 3, D. Young ... 26~ 19 518 Crucible Steel and General Motors, | Nat Foam & St'pr Team 6, Stevens 22° 20 526 which again created much unseftle- Tfh COTiibies. 20 22 478 ment by their erratic course, finished Tellm 5, Fitzgerald ... 21 24 456 at comparatvely nominal gains, af- Team 2, Madden 17 28 378 ter having point 1t teverish thorities freight car shortage. A belated rise and the better tone of high grade rails uctuated within a radius. t is noteworthy that stocks which manifested greatest strength activity irectly in line for stock divi- The more stable industrials made relatively little head- her developments ranged from favorable to the reverse. all money was freely offered at § per after opening at 8, but foreign exchange was unsteady and industrial conditions, 0% in the of the close were | Re ng at the end, ,000 shares. of the day viewed by trade au- were cloudeq by fuel and in Liberty 3 1-2's " iy steady; middling 4100. "MONEY. New -York. March 17.—(Call money easy; high 8: low 6: ruling rate 8; closing bid 8; offered at 7; last loan 6; bank acceptances 6. no material . gar value, aggregated bonds were unchanged STOCKS, <Ay AR NEW YORK BOND MARKET. FURS WHICH COMPLETE YOUR SPRING COSTUME If you are looking for Spring Furs which are' much above the ordinary, at prices which are not at all above the ordi- nary, our assortments will prove an irresistible attraction. SCARFS OF BEAUTIFUL FOX SKINS, PERFECTLY MATCHED MINK, SQUIRREL AND LYNX. In its completeness, and in the quality of the skins, this '-y'lbutqufionlremfivewflecfionofsm and Summer Furs. In the matching of the Furs and in the making, it is the work throughout of expert furriers: J. C. MACPHERSON Opposite Chelsea Savings Bank New York, March 17.—Spot cotton |’ ! ball coaches of national man. as.of oid. Exhibition Games At Palm Beach, Fla.— Cinncinnati Nationals 3, 10, 3. New York Americans 7, 10, 0. Russell, Smith and Rariden, Allen; Mogridge, Collins and Ruel. AL Pharr, Tex— St. Louis Nationals 9, 10, 1." Phiiadelphia Americans 8, 14, 0. Sherdell and Clemons, Dilhoefer; Bigbee, Reckert, Ronnell and Styles. At Hot Springs, Ark.— Boston American 6, 7, 1. Pittsburgh Nationals 5, 10, 4. Flaherty Holborrow, Fortune and Livingstone, Devine; Carlson, Wisner, Eberhard, Ponder and Lee, Hoeffner. At St. Petersburg, Fla.— ‘Washington Americans 9, 12, 1. Indianapolis American Association 4, 7,3 Johnson, Zachary arfi Mayer; Far- rell and Gossett, Henline. Will Coach at Trinity. Hartford, Conn., Marcli 17—Herman Bronkie, who played with the St. Louis Americans last season and formerly was with the Chicago and St. Louis Nationals, today signed a contract to coach the Trinity college baseball team this year. He will not play pro- fessional baseball this sedson. Damask Wins. New Orleans, La., March 17—Dam- ask, Harry Payne Whitriey’s three year old, a strong favorite, won today the s | Louisiana Derby at one and one-eighth miles, $5,000 added. Bullet Proof was second and Breadman third. Jockey Denied License. New York, March 17—The applica- tion of Jockey Loftus for a jockey lea- sue license was denied here today by the board of stewards of the Jockey Club. No reason for the action was given in the board's announcement of its action. Coogan Wins Bout. Detroit, Mich., March 17—Mell Coog- an of Brooklyn, substituting ‘for John- ny Dundee, outfought Mendelsohn of Milwaukee in a ten round bout here tonight. SPORTING NOTES. Babe Ruth will probably set an- other world’s record for home runs this season, and some other club will probably win the pennant. Gebrge Sisler makes a statement that it is no trick to outguess Ruth. If ‘that's true the American league boasts a flock of bum guessers. Some one has discovered that Jack Defapsey was not included in the an- ti-strike provision of the recent rail- road bil The biggest = trouble with Jack Dempsey is that he picked a heck of a poor time to become world prom- inent, McGraw has a reputation for being a generous gent. His reputation how- ever, didn't force him to refrain from offering “Pop” Young to the Reds in exchange for Kopf and Roush, the ‘best hitter in the league. Sort of like offering a bucket of ashes for a ton of coal. In Young Chaney, who is billed to trade punches with Georgie Brown, the fams will have a’chance of seeing.the conqueror of Johnny Kilbane, feath- erweight champion. Chaney won a decision over the title holder at a Newark club. The Baltimore boxer represented Uncle Sam in the allied boxing tournament held in England last year. Rube Marquard, who broke his ankle in one of the series with Cincinnati last season, {s working like a semi-pro breaking into the big show, to get into’ shape. It is believed that the injury has responded to treatment and that the “Rube” will be as good as ever. Anatole Bolin, the Swedish middle distance champion runner, is disgust- ed with his showing in America and is going back to Sweden. The 1920 gridiron battle between sure to attract wide attention, since both institutions have acquired foof fame. Looks as if the baseball rule makers had caught up with the pitchers, for the time being at least. But the pitch- er is an inventive cuss and will .pro- bably find some way to cross the bats- UL G R ; Telephone: - Providence, R. I - = Union ‘963 ) Y Union 1857 Engineers Founders _Machinists Manufactucers of HARRIS-COR- LISS ENGINES. Brown Vaive Wutei?ury’, New Britain We Deal in Local and New York Bank and Trust Co. Stocks AND Preferred Stocks Yielding From 6% to 8% Local Representative. LYME Miss Angeline Beczwith is ill at the home of her nephew, James Lord. Mrs. Louise Jewett 18 assisting in the care of her. Axel Anderson of Essex is at work on the birch mill in Sterling City. Mrs. Edward La Place and Mrs. Esther Leffingwell are victims of the flu. Mrs. Fred King of Saybrook spent the week end with her mother, Mrs. J. W. Martin. Mr. and Mrs. Antone Joseph are {ll with influenza. The roads were badly washed in the storm last week. Mrs. May Tyndalil of New York came home last week to care for her mother, Mrs. Everett Beckwith. Earl Monrgan began his labors as R. F. D. carrier for Lyme and Old Lyme route No. 1 Monday, March 15. Mrs. Frank Jones is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Harding, in_Sterling City. Large flocks of blackbirds have ar- rived in this vicinity. South Manchester.—Dr. and Mrs. ida, where they intend to stay about a month. BELL-A FOR INDIGESTION LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE FOR SALE: By order of the Homor- able Court of Probate for the District of Norwich, I will sell’the interest of Henrietta Karkutt, late of Norwich, in said District, deceased, in the real es- tate situated in said Norwich on the northeasterly side of TFourth street, and being fully described in the ap- plication to seil on file in said Court. For more particular description, see said application. WILLIAM KARKUTT, Administrator. NOTICE ‘All persons liable to pay taxes in the Town of Montville are hereby notffied that I have a warrant to levy and col- lect n Town Tax of sixteen mills on the dollar on list of 1919, and also a warrant to levy and collect a Personal of all persons liable to pay said Persogal Tax In said Town_of Mont= ville on_ list of 1919, and which was due on the Ist of February, 1920, and for the purpose of receivinw said taxes 1 will be at the house of Charles N. Rogers, in Massapeag, on Monday, the ith day of April 1920, from 9 a. m. until 10 a. m. On the same day. &t Trading Cove, at the store of Charles Pereue, from 11 a. m. until 1 p. m.; also on the same day, at the house of Hiram Amburn, at Leffingwell, from 230 p. m. until 3,30 p. m. On Tues- day. the 13th day of April ‘1920, at the stwe of M. B. Tooker, in Uncasville, mar1sd from: 16 a, m. until 12 m. On Wednes- day. the 14th day of April, 1920, at the house of Susie M. Wood, in Palmer- town, from 9 a. m. until 3 p. m. On Fi'oay, the 16th day of April, 1920, at the store of John Kaplan, in Chester- field, from 11 a. m. until 12 m.; also on the same day, at the store of John Fel- ;oves, in Oakdale, from 1.30 p. m. until %) pom. All persons neglecting this. notice will be charged legal additions and travel fees. BERTRAN J. EDMONDS, Collector. at Montrille, Conn., March maris’ NOTICE This is to warn all persons liakle to Dated 17th, 1920, Pennsylvania and Cornell is pretty | Coaric pay a tax or taxes, also persomal tax, In ‘the Town of North Stonington, Ct., that I have a warrant to levly and col- lect a tax of twenty (20) mills on the dollar on the levy of 1919 in said Pown. For the riigose of recelving said tax X\.w“} bgtfitl tl‘lg Town (életrk'! Oftfice ln Nortl lonington on Saturday, pr 10, 1920, Trom 10 orclock & a. Souil 2.30 p. m.; also on Saturday, May ‘Ist, from 9.30 a. m. untl 2.30 o'clock p. m. At the store of E. P. Chapman in 3y, Clark’s Falls on Thursday, April 15, from 1030 a. m. until 1 p. m. At the residence of H. E. Eccleston, North- ‘west Corner, on Saturday, April 17th, from 10.30' 2. m, until 1 eé'clock p. m. At the residence of the late Martin O. Chapman. Pendleton Hill, on Thurs- day, April 224, from 10.30 a. m. until 1 o'clock p. m. All other times I may my residence, wmear ‘Those neglecting to pay such a tax on —or before May 10, 1330, will be fees and interest at 9 zer. cent. per annum. Dated, North: Stonin; . Ct, 100 19;%. onington, Ct., March JOHN B. PERRY, Ca'flenl‘o‘l‘. Thomas H. Weldon have left for Flor- |, 9-12 a. m—1.30 to 5 p. m. t. Evenings 7- | The nn-ylr:.fld may with b . Let millionalres thoge pearly ovals And what care T for leaping and springs? ! My leakv roof, my cellar ] enough. 2l My hivseLold hints at Easter hats di thinge, ik And no one heeds my chill and stern i 9, % my b . . When 4 behold how birde nad beasts . exist; . (3e For them the hspsy “Pollysams™ - ¥or me the be: g - cer's nn:'l"l i —Marle L. - Bglinton,” I New. k Times. Drink to it with Gansett THE LITTLE BULBS. ! The little brown bulbs went to sleep in the ground. In their litde brown THE NEW BREW WITH THE OLD NAME, LL the skill that nearly a third of a century’s experi- ence in brewing gives, has cul- minated in the production of Gansett - a beverage with the good old tang of hops and malt. DR. F. C. JACKSON Dut néver & S41b turned over n bedl” DR. D. J. COYLE }|3=t when, ” Her finger on 1ip, as stifl as could bas.: 203 Main St., Norwich, Conn. Ths- little brown bulbs, at her very Office Hours: fiz st tead split 6p their mighties and got ouf —Delineatords’ « HUMORS OF THE DAY"" “Shakespeare used every dramatic sitvation there is.” > “I have searched his works carefiil- Iy but fall to find pie-throwiliz scene."—Judge. . “Bohn's wife boasts that she made him wha¢ he is.” 3 “Hm! She seems to have neglected 1 the job any higher than his neck - Ecwon Transeript. B “Mabel had a fearful ¥ | Samt 8§ p m Telephone PLUMBING AND GASFITTING T. F. BURNS Heating and Plumbing 91 FRANKLIN STREET Brewed under conditions of ab- solute cleanliness, from the finest and plumpest grains and the cleanest and most perfectly ripened hops, it shogk the “She caught her husband in the truth."—Louisville Coutier-Journgl. . AR - 2" el > is a wholesome food in liquid form S Pt 2 % but she likes for the sermom as well as a delicious beverage. her skirt in regard Tty With or Without ments but Always and ECONOMICAL— MODEL RANGES We furnish Repairs for all makes of Ranges A. J. Wholey & Co. 12 FERRY STREET Gas _Attach- EFFICIENT Florida Times-Union. Parke—They tell me your daughter Y is remarkably weil educated and acF complished. : Lane—I should say so. Why, that girl hasn't lived at home since =hé W five years old.—Life. 1 0ld Lady (to costermonger who i§ fll-treating his horse)—Haven't you got a ha'p'orth of mercy, my man? - Costermonger—No! Not today, ma'am. Only kippers, threepence & pair. Gee up, you brute!”"—London Tit Bits. pes *] should date to have a husband who argued. I shall try to marry a lawyer.” \ il Phone 581 Modern Plumbing lawyers are the very men who argue.” i “But not without a fee.”—San Fran« cisco Chronicle. “I don't quite understand your po gt expisin it to saia 5 “might expl it you.” is essential i.n l!.‘.”l houses as Senator Sorghum, “but Im afrald it sleucricity is to lighting. We guaran- | Zouian's ‘do any good. You woulds' tee the very best PLUMBING WORK | understand the explanation neither— Ly expert workmen at the fairest| Washington Star. rices. He (to the fair one)—Graclous! gt L 2 What's that clicking sound—wood= 1. F. TOMPKINS |5 : She—No, darling! 1It's the man tak= 67 West Main Street ing moving pictures of your propassl - ROBERT J. COCHRANE to me, to be used in case I have to sue you for breach of promise~Dal- GAS FITTING PLUMBING, STEAM HEATING las News. Man—What are you fishing for, lit Washington Sq., Washington Building Norwich, Conn. tle boy? Agent for N. B. O. Shest Packing. Boy—Sharks! : Man—But there are no sharks I that little pond. 3 Boy—No—nor nothing else, 80 I might just as well fish for sharks— Houston Post. KALEIDOSCOPE In China English has been adopfed as te second official language. The Smokers of the United States consume 127,000,000 cigarettes a day: The Maoris regard the owl as”a- BIDS WANTED 2 bird of ill omen, supposed to foretell Bids will be received until § o'clock | Geath of disaster. p. m., March 31, 1920, for the comstruc- tion of sewer extensions within the limits of the Borough of Danielson, Town of Killingly, Conn. as follows: 300 feet in Franklin street; 800 feet in North street from the intersection of Joyce and North streets to Wheatley street, and 450 feet in Wheatley street | #o cattle and acceptable by them. to Morin avenue from the intersection Bac early a guarter of a of Wheatley and North streets. Plans h day nemly & g le use the Charing Cross be seen at the office of the Clerk | million peop! 5% he Borough of Danielson. Address | Station of the London undeground all bids to the Sewer Committee, Bor- | railway. LEGAL NOTICES. Colombia is the world's chief souree of emeralds, producing 500,000 carats of the gems some years. e Danish scientists -have perfected food from seaweed that is nourishing ough of Danlelson, Danpielson, Conn. The Swiss watsh, clock and — L L SR %9 | interssts and allied trades have . reject any OTNTON W. ATWOOD, bined o inaugnrate 1 fair to be N D. E. JETTE, ' ¥ in Geneva, Switzerland, July I1 to 2%, Sewer Committee. 1920, Dated at Danlelson, this 10th Gay of | London is experimenting with mo- 24 | tor omnibuses with controlling ap- paratus in both ends for use Streets to0 narrow for the vehicleal March, 1 AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD at Montville, within and for the Dis- The best. grocery gfores sell it, also soda untai ran and trict of Montville, on the 16th day of | be turned around. P e o5 St A D. 1920 An Italian sclentist has ipvented & e i DAN D. HOME, Judge. . vaccine agaius. wuydropnodbia with which he claims & kave saved 99 cent. of human patients and even have cured rabid dogs. & i tate of Edwin B. Phillips, Mor(ville, in said Districty deceased. Fred I, Phillips of Montville appear: ed in Court and filed a petition pray- fag for the reasons therein set forth. | for testing fabrics a machine that fldmllfl!{?ifl?n xx;nagve:::. granted been invented that stretches ! e et O S Cras That satd | Ples until they break, at tis sams pet‘tion be heard and determined at time making a record tha: is com-= tae Probate Court Room in !oh‘\'!“:i pared with a master recond. 1 i@ District. on the 20th day farer Would Be a Joke on Somebody. March, A, D. l!%fl,(l! l{} u'cl;mtkh lnp:);a fzrencon and that notice o e - F Secs & now. wmcy of sald_petition, and of * said ‘ormer retary Lansing has e i o6, given by the pub- | & presidential boom, but it is doubtful lication of this order one time in The | if that is what President Wilson had Norwich Bulletin, a newspaper having | in mind when he wished Mr. Lansing |2 Celrculation In said District, at least | every future success. — Kansas City three days prior to the date of said | Times . lhtil’ln( and thal return be made to this Court. Brewed and Bottled by NARRAGANSETT BREWING CO. IROVIDENCE, R.L DAN D. HOME, Judge. ¥ The above and foregoing is a true ki SUSAN ¥. HOME. Clerk. Attes! mar1sd AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD rwich, within and for the District : Twich, on the 16th day of March, 3 Faneral Directors :335'!-}”’0’31 J. AYLING, Judge. Estate of Engene Sullivan, late of and Embalmers Norwich in said District, deceased. The Executrix exhibited her admin- Chamber of Commerce Building Lady Assistant {stration account with said estate to the Court for allowance: it is therefore Ordered That the 20th day of March, A. D. 1920. at 10 o'clock in the fore- noon, at the Probate Court Roem in the City of Norwleh, in sald District, be, and the same is, appointed Tor ring the same. and the said Pxecu- directed to give notice thereof new District, at least two days prior to the Aatc of #ald hearing, and make return to the Court. YET SN ¥ AVTING Tndrs Y o=a Faremaine 16 a trwe A. G. THOMPSON, F. S.: Chiropodist. Foo! Snecialis (FROTECT YOUR FEET). £l Mfr. Cummings’ Spring-Arch e o Not -Keeping Us Awaks. Notwithstanding their importance, popular impatience“in regard to those Adriatic notes is held well in hand.— Indizmapelis Superhuman, If He Can. If. Mr. Hoover can make the senate save: words like he made the country save wheat we hereby declare him News. el N HELBEN M. DRESCFR®, Clerk. THERE 2 20 advertinng mefiem ia Eastern Conmecticut equat 10 The letin for T==aass ramulta o mar18d Norwich,