Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, January 28, 1921, Page 3

Aldi of the Palace broke the ¥rol- Power & Light Co. |t 6: s 2 8% Gfi};flfifi‘z‘_&m 1940 | three record was formerly t ?ohul of 402 pins. 'Th“&h!‘h i 0 held _b; y Longo with a pinfall' 0of7392. ‘The Pal_ Series “A” ace won two games, one of which was a tie game but on the roll-off the Pal- m a First Mortgage en ace won out. a recentl‘y’ycomplexed steam gen- _ Baltic lost three straight to the i of 60,000 kw. league leaders, Taftville, on the lat- :;:i&{yr‘ :ndo nby a direct mort- ter's alleys. Pepin was.high man all gage on all other property of the around, rolling an individual ecore of Company. Population served by 127 pinfall and a total of 365 pins. Cotm rem < The Aetna took the best two out of R g b three from Plainfield on the former’s Pfiu 100 ufl lm y alleys., Plainfield carried away all the honors, which wel;tlifl Cm‘ltu v'v‘m:lgx; Yi'eldmg 8% * " individual score af and a tetal o 386 pinfall. Scores: Write for further information . | Taltvfllul" BODELL & CO. i . 10 WEYBOSSET STREET 100 ,_:f 3 New York Beiton H. Hull { Filimore ! Clement Johnson eave cc!t Sunday, 11:W rodms ready at B m, THE JNEW - ENGLAND . STE£WSHIP .COMPANY " e == — | McKenzie ...... Les. Salisbury .. 183d DIVIDEND . |55 3 [ King ... Office. of the wi-" |Lem 8al Norwica Savings Society Norwich, Conn,, December 11, 1920 THE DIRECTORS OF-THI&-SOCIETY HAVE DECLARED-OUT ~OF * THE EARNINGS OF THE CURRENT SIX mun’as, A SEMI-ANNUAL DIVI- DEND AT THE RATE OF FOUR PER CENT, PER ANMNUM, PAYABLE TO HLED THERETO ON AND ArTEW JANCARY: 13th, 1321, CCSTELLO LIPPITT, Treasurer, December 13ih, 1640, ' FALLS MILL BCWLERS LOSE TO AMERICAN EXPRESS!3-8 thelr maximum quotation A bgwiing team rpreseniing the Amer- tean ress Company won «the pany's $60,000,000 offering. _Bss 1661 112— 365 89— 283 102— 324 115— 340 120— 339 97— 329 116— 296 Y4—= 282 96— 320 114— 344 517 1881 85— 319 168— 326 16— 337 103— 350 17— 343 874 1667 115— 336 | then the crowd surrounded the ring { but police prevented any serious dis-{. 103— 320 118— 348 140— 362 50— 347 566 1713 : 104— 331 ! d i MARKET DULL, IRREGULAR New York, Jan, -27.—Intergst” in to- aay's dull irregwiar and professional Stock market was at all times over- shadowed by the strength of -British ex- chanke ahd new corporate finencing, es- pecially the Pennsylvania Railroad com- Demand bills on London rose to $3.89 since the middle of last year and 71 3-8 cents above their low rec~rd of last February, when Anree ot of five gHines fom the quin- | international credits here suffered their 1ei represeating the=wzils Wadnes- | gTeatest collapse. @ay night on ths Aetna o . Kennedy The Pennsylvania Issue, which is to won the honors for Ligh three. Scores: 2 h and |take the form of a public subscripiion, dual high and || egarded as pf prime importance in financial circles because of its probable e B influcnce upon the. gemeral investment Peters . .76 33 84 7 situation. Faivey ..81 89 85 %6 Other developments of the session Bweenpy 77 6 65 76 7 | served to strengthen recent zdvices indi- Richnfond 87 3 79 82 3 nz a moderate revival ‘of actirity in Kentiedy cral of the leading branches of in- $ dustry, foremost among these being the : : | steel,” textile and leather trades, £ Bentloy St la'nce 93 Kristek 08 491 85 83 89— 419 Marshail 833781 .69, 99 Brown 81 %5 11 %0 110 424 407 430 432 SHEAR OFF to 500,000 shares. tiated at 7 per cent, there disturbance of rates in spite moderately of the latter. The-stock market reflected the _wsual | closing bid Aeross .currants -resilting ¢ from-“thet op- erations of pools. Prices in many in- stances reacted when traders sought to copvert pap:r profits into cisn.. Excep- tions to the tendency were' shown by~ oils, notably Mexicans, which regisiered best prices in the later dealings, the list clos- ing with a strong tone. Sales, amounted All of the day’s call money ‘Was nego- ng no of heavy Sayments by banks to the government. Recent quotations for time funds, bank icceptances and mercantile paper also wefe unchanged, intericr banks buying Pennsyivania raiiroad general 5’s and { 1-2's at Josses of 3 1-4 and 2 1-2, were the features of the irregular bond market, “iberty issues also inclining townrds lower levels with several prominent fdustria’s. “NoiTo-Bac” has helped thousands|Total sales (par value) aggregated §11 to brduk tne costly, tobacdo habit. Wh have a |- §o.’;gln!hmr ? T T, pipe, or b3 = or a cheiw, just place a harmless No- To-Bac tablet in your meuth iastead. STOGRS. te help relieve that awful desire. Shertly the habit may be completely broken, and yourare better mentals 1y, physicai¥y, Yinaficially. so gimple 3’45: ¢ and if it desht Feleise. ou. from : eraving fbr tobatto in Any form, your druggist will refund your money with- oul question. f agan ugznfi st 100 D & 1 0600 Den & Den & o3 70 Dome =% 7800 Erle 1% 900 Erte 1t pr 9% ‘ Ficher Body pr 190 2190 Gen Fiac .. b4 ' 4508 Gen Mator % Gen, Mot § » 200 Gen Mot 7 5 Zo$ Gt Not pr fed 508 Gt N O swb 2 106 Homp Motor 13 Taupir Cop 5 w5 wx g EE kg % 238 sslyssuelly 8 - OIL HEATERS ASH CANS, COAL HODS | Tel. 500 . attering | 175,000. U, S. 4's lost 1-2 per cent. en 35 with a depression in wheat prices today s g i LI Ta foyes ; L *§fi§g§§§§ BERCER A" RE o o3 W% 1 kLY F4d ?_For Prompt Dehvery and Good Quality call Thames Coal Co. % | erop season, July 1. At first these fizures 1% | were gendrally construed as a decided 101 93 13— 316 90 87 Shea T 08 137 00— a4s g Tgitie 128 121 147— 4z 50 5ed Es6 1692 BANTAMS TOO MUCH FOR ' ‘ JEWETT CTiY lfimtw:’lnni-olwh."‘s:-ml}h": the Baltic gym, esday nigh! ln M. C. A Juniors defeated the tam Seconds, by: 3 21, and the Jewett City club went down to. defeat by the hands of the Bantams, by a score of 34 to 14. The Bantams scored 23 points in the first half while the visitors scored three. Lineups: Firth Goldblatt ..eev... R Swanson ceeeeceen.n-. L. Bantam Seconds, Y. M. C. A. Jrs. Simineau ..ce.eieecen Harris R F. A. Charon .......... L. F. W. Charon .seeccesteccecsseesss Watson stesessss. Sage Robértaile sueeer.-:-ee..... Wozniak : R’ G ROB3EAU +eeevenersseen.oss Teneburso ANGRY CROWD TRIED TC GET AT STRANGLER LEWIS Kansas City, Mo, Jan. 27—A squad of police escorted Ed “Strangler” Lew- is, world’s heavyweight wrestling champion, through an angry crowd, to his dressing room after Lewis had applied a head lock on Gustav Sulzo in winning the second fall of their wrestling match here tonight. Lewis clamped the hold on Sulzo after five minutes of fast wrestling and Sulzo’s shoulders were forced to { thé mat. He lay there several minutes apparently unconscious and it was : order. in two straight falls from Wladek Zbyszko, winning the first fall in 26 minutes and the second in 4 minutes, using a toe hold in both falls. MK &Tar Pacile S A% % MONEY New York, Jon. 27.—Call firm’; high 7; low 7; ruling | ; offered at 7; last loan 7: |bank acceptances 5 3-4. COTTON New York, Jan. 27.—Cotton spot quiet; middling 15.00. LICERTY BOND MARKET. ' High. Low. [2 9990 %.28 9.3 7.3 FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES. Yesterd: A £ (par $1.86% per sovereim) i nd . F .58% 54 CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET Chicago, {3an. 27.—Conficting infey- ences drawn from an estimate of the probable carry-over in the four chief exporting ccuntries had much to do and also with a subsequent rally, The close was firm at 1-4 to 1 1-2¢ net high- er with March $1.64 1-2 to 1.64 3-4 and May $1.54 to $1.54 1-2. Corn finished 1-4c off to 3-8 advance; oats unchnaged to 1-8 lower, and provisions down 2 1-2¢ to 20e. According to a leading crop expert here the United States, .Canada, Argen- tina and Australia are likely to have a total of 170,000,000 bushels in excess of Imediate requirements at the end of the bearfsh factor, and together with unset- tled political and eonomic conditions: in Europe lead to a sharp decline in prices Later, however it was pointed out that the average carry-over in pre-war days was 250,000,000 bushels. On, this basis, one of the argest firms in the trade took the ground ¢hat the prediction was bull- ish and pot bearish, Export buying of wheat and flour hag meanwrile developed and the market at the last.was showing a notable bulge. . Corn and: oats, governed by wheat, i tonched 2 new low price reoord for the season, but later recovered. -Downturns in the value of hogs had a depressing effect om provisions. - 14 Thames Street Lewis won the first fall in seven_ teen minutes with a double wrist lock. On the same bill, John Pesek won THE JAMES F. COSGROVE CO. - Mid-Winter Shoe Sale Men's Tan Calf Shqes - - $495 Boys’ Tan Calf Shoes - - $3.95 Little Gents’ School Shoes - $2.45 Ladies’ One and Two-Eyelet Ties - $3.95 Ladies’ Patent and Kid Pumps - $2.45 Children’s School Shoes - - $1.95 3 Watch Our Windows For Real Shoe Bargains. THE JAMES F. COSGROVE CO. 206 Main Street Franklin Square " SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT RABBITT MARANVILLE'S ALL " STARS, Of Springfield ; e CONNECTICUT MILLS TOWN HALL, DANIELSON Baturday Evening, January 29 PRELIMINARY . GAME American Legion ve. K. of G BASKETBALL TONIGHT, (FRIDAY)—BALTIC GYM. BALTIC ACES vs. WESTERLY BANTAMS vs. ALL COLLEGIANS 'GAMES START ‘AT 8 P. M. BASKETBALL OLYMPIC HALL Saturday, January 29th X-Y CLUB, Of Hartford V8. _ CRESCENT A. A. ers on the Crescent A. A. team. APPOINTED BUSINESS MANAGER Millshdld‘ all 7lhe scoring for Put- OF BOSTON NATIONALS nam, shooting field goals and two - fouls in the eccond period, while Boston, Jan. 27—Edwin L. Riley, for Laughli the last five years road secretary of nn:‘w xz‘,n};:;ks“;“&e'{;"kgf only; the Boston Nationals, was appointed The Bunker Hill district, noted for|business manager today. He eucceeds producing lively games, witnessed a|VWelter K. Hapsood, who resigned re- bsketball game that beat them allf 0LV to becoume Jolnt owner of the| | EVINSKY TO CONSULT when these two teams played and some | Rochester International league cl FRENCH SPECIALIST clever playing was displayed. WESTEELY CLUB TO ,London, Jan. 27—Battling Levinsky, o Amorics : AN TR e PLAY BALTIC AcEs|' rican pugilist, who recently injured his right arm while training AT LEXINGTON hn%;’:fl?‘g:& Al::‘;‘l‘(m’)‘"% . vuu!. Wiiu sowbardier Weils, has Lexington, o Jan. 37 — 9 % - gone to Paris to consult a specialist War, the nggiun'&moughbx? o s s Wl be it et abpeazance | concerning his injury. New Governor of Florida. rived here today in a special railroad :‘: = uh:'fly c.ublln 1 N':" a —_— car from Glen Riddle farm, Berlin,|the clud e Lo ~ Md., to begin his career as a sire. pense they have hopes that the fans To Have Track Meet. Medford, Mass,, Jan. 27—Announee- will turn out. ment today that Tufts collegehad de- Aces once again, the manager, Mr. Col- lins of the Banlams, will act as booking agent. Any élub desiring games with the Aces, Bantams or Bantam Seconds, kindly addvess H. Coilins, Box 437, Bal- tie. As a preliminary game the All Colle- gians, who have a win over the Batams, | cided to close a date with Wesleyan play a return visit, so the fans can ex- | for a track meet on April 30 was taken pect two good games. to mean that Tufts had its phn for Under the understanding that Mr. Tay-| enteiing a relay team in the Penn lor would take charge of the Baitic| games at Philadelphia late in April NORWICH MACHINE PRINTERS Want Game, » DEFEAT JEWETT CITY| qhe Baltic Aces would like to hear In the Machine Printers’ League, Nor-| trom, the Coichester team for a game wich took the match from the bowling| to bs played in Baltic on Wpdresday or team representing Jewett City, by 45 pins, | Friday, February 2nd or 4th. ning two games and tying one, at the Actna alleys, Wednesday evening. Supa rolled individual high single with a pin- fall of 110 pins. High three was rolled by E. Guikntcht, with a total pinfall of 299. Scores: P Jewett City. E. Gutknecht .. ..106 105 88— 299] J. Driscoll ... . 81 92 96— 269; G. Gutknecht 95 80 85— 260 5 Honest Advertising. 38—z TH.].Sisatopioweallhwnow-ardpynbemusasomm‘ywpleminclimdh o exaggerate, Yet has any physician told you that we claimed unreasonabls, ~temedial properties for Fletcher's Cestoria? Just ask them. We won't answer it J. Beott. .. cioviess 87 77 103— 267 2’ éfifim ’}z ! burselves, we know what the answer will be. : W. Supa - w3 That it hes all the virtues to-day that was claimed for it in its early days is to be found in its increased use, the recommendation by prominent physicians, and our assurance that its standard will be maintained. Imitations are to be found in some stores and only because of the Castorla Anat Mr, Fletcher created. But it is not the genuine Castoria that Mr. tletcher Honestly advertised, Honestly placed before the public and from which he Honestly sexpects to receive his reward PUTNAM TO WIN VICTORY - Children Cry For nam gave the ‘Bunker Hill American 3 [ Legion of Boston a setback, 26 to 23, in a game played in the state armory, Boston, Wednesday night. Three local boys appeared in the lineup of Putnam, Belair, Milis and D, Murphy, ail play. EVERS, JR, BECOMES PART OWNER OF ALBANY TEAM Albany, N. Y. Jan. 27 — John J. Evers, Jr., eleven year old son of the manager of the Chicago National leaggue club, today became owner of the Albany team of ern league. 3 His father, it was announced, had purchased a one_third in terest in the Albany club and had turned the stock over to his son. a part the East- MILLS' PLAYING HELPS Caruso Attacked By Pleurisy ) similatiogtheFood b Re - R ' e , e Special Care of Baby, R That Baby should have a bed of itz own all are zgreed, Yot i¢ is more reasonable for an infant to sleep with gr ps than to use & man’s niedicine in an attempt to regulate the delicats orpanism of that eame infant. Either practice is to be chnnned, Neither would be tolerated by speclalists in children’s iscases, Your Physician will tell you that Ezby’s medic pared with even greater care than Baby’s faod. .A Baby’s stomacy when in good heelth is teo ofien @ by improper fosd. Could you for & momest, then, thin ine must be pre- anzed kK of giving te your a:/ing child anything but a medicine especially prepared for Ine e eor fants and Children? Don’t be deceived. A . T e s Ahelpfulfim':q:ffi‘;m Make a mental nots of this:—It is important, Mothers, that yog Constipation and Di&f;d 4 should remember that to functicn well, the cigestiy and Feverishness & § Baby must reccive special care. Ho Baby is 2o desired results may be had from the use of medicines pared for grown-ups. 3 i MOTHERS SHOULD READ THE BOOKLET THAT IS AROUND EVERY BOTTLE OF FLETCHEF 'S CI.C\TDHA. cenuine CASTORIA awways Bears the Signature of SOPYRIGNT KEYSTONE VIEW GO, NEW YORX Caruso, the famous tenor, is suf- fering from an attack of pleurisy and is under the care of flve physi= cians. The attack is of a painful though not serious character, and |’ will necessitate his being confined . to his room for a perio” PANY, NEW YORK GITY,