Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, January 19, 1922, Page 3

n 3 AW BEATS CANADIAN RECCRD ! gt Jonns, N. B, o Uewiraw, of Lake Placid, N. ‘Btates champion skater, @fan record for 120 yards Ban nationa’ tusnament at Dily . Lagke today, negotdeting the t heat ir. 18 4% smcond. He won tinel Acond:. - with Joe N 18—Charks Y., United a new Cana- in the Cana- 2 and X, third. The e Ir Canedn hird Thess swace tSe dov's % He negotiated the distamce in -5 seconds Tre half mile cvent for hovs drew only Canadian entrants. W. Logan, <f Et. John was first, in 1:35. Thousands of Spectators lined the race Preliminary to the schedule¢ thera were iceboat races, fam exhibitiond and btarrel jumopin A stiff breeze made tho iceboat- Ing good but hampered the skaters. Mo-oe, the internationai star, was hail- experts as almost a certain e 220 and mil2 events but he ng and appeared tc Yor the more tryin: complete tomorrow. The entrants include men from Chicago, St. Paul, Patersm. N. J., Lake Placid, N. Y., and New York City. STATZ—ALDRIDGE TO GO TO CHICAGO NATIONAL CLUB Chicago, Jan. 13—A deai by which Ar- nold Statz, outfielder, and Victor Al- dridge. pitcher of the Los Angeles Club of the ‘Pacific Coast League. will join the Chicago National League Club in ex- change for eight Cub players and an un- | pariad amcunt of money, was completed teiay, President Veeck of fhe Cubs an- neunced & Cubs rlayers, Elmer Ponder, Pitsher, Johrn L. Sullivan, outfielder and C. E. Twombley, outfielder, have been traded to Los Angeles on the dea! and two voungsters will be dropped off in Caiifornia <o the Cubs tralning trip Santc Cataliva. They have not yet been picked an the other three to report later also are as yet to be named. Hughes Wins Shooting Contests Pinehurst, N. C. Jan 18—Frank Hughes of Mogridge of South Dakota, was was high gun today for the three day's shoot- Ing.in the mid-winter target tournament at the Pimehurst Gun Qlub with 435 breaks out of a possible 450. His scores were 147, 143, 145—435. W. H. Patter- son, of Buffalo, was second with 434 and C. A. Young of Springfield, Ohio, was third with 431 The east defeated the west in the team match by five targets, the dvent being decided by the total figure of the five FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL MARKET WAS BROAD. 18.—The st mar- 1 seemed to bull pools There wert grade were turther , un was at- us mergers nite stage. subs es one misae aneous or ing chemi- modations cent. E were irregus wnich sug- in northern 1 e firm, how- sver, in . n Sweden, Den- i . n the bond market in- Surekelier FOR IMBIGESTION 6 BeELLANS Hot water = }”i“‘ '/ Sure Relief BELLANS 25¢ and 75¢ Packages Everywhere BONDS YIELDING FROM 6% to 734% Am. Agric. Chem. 7Y,’s Un. Drug Conv. 8's Westinghouse Elec. 7's Grand Trunk 7’s Int. Paper Ref. 5's Cuban Am. Sug. 8's Un. Tank Car Equip. 7’s Send for descriptive letter FIELD BROS. Members Consolidated Stock Exchange of New York ¥ SHETUCKET ST, NORWICH, GONN. 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Liberty Bonds. High. Low. U S Lib 3%s... 97.64 96.96 U S Lib st 4%s 38.00 97.90 U S Lib 2d 4%s 9770 97.60 U S Lib 3d 4%s 97.96 97.86 U S Lib 4th 4%s 97.88 97.72 Victory 4%s ...100.16 100.12 Victory 3%s ...100.14 100.12 100,14 Quoted in dollars and cents per $100 bond. Forelgn Exchange. Sterling— Demand Cables Frineg Culldars Yesterday. y Lire .. . | Swiss francs Pesetas .. ! Pelgian francs | Ironen Sweden Denmark Norway Greece Argentina .. 78.50 CHICAGO GRAIN MAREKET Chicago, Jah, 18.—Wheat prices showed an upward tendency today chiefly as a result «of prospective better European :demand. together with talk of green bugs in Texas, Oklahoma and high guns at 450 targets. The east scor- ed 2,149 and the west 2,144, H M. MeVey, jr., of the New York 4. C. and A. H. A Berr, of Pittsburgh, tied for high guns in today’s 150 target event with scores of 147. J. M. Hawkins of New Haven, Conn, led the pre ssionale in_ the three cays shooting with 429 breaks. D. C. Raad of James, S. L, brokes fifty straight and won the special event. AMHERST COLLEGE OUT FOR SWIMMING HONORS (Special to The Bulletin) Unbeaten in its last 16 meets, the Am- herst ccllege swimming team will cpen its 1922 seasom with a dual meet with the strong Massachusetts “Tech” team in Cambridge, Saturday cvening. The Am- herst mermen have now gone through almost three seasons without failing to win, their last” down-fall coming in the opening meet of the 1919 season, when Yale gave the purple and white a bad drubbing. During its lgng winnin gstreak, Am- herst has dowlil Wehlevan fcur times, Harvard three times, Wiliams, Spring- tield, and Syracuse twice each, and M. I T. Lehigh, and Rennselaer once each. The team has piled up a total of 561 points against 273 for its opponents while keeping away from defeat. ARNES WINS GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP Los Angeles Cal, Jan. 18—The Cali- fornia state open golf championship W won here tcday by James Barnes, of Pelham, N. Y., with a score of 292 for 72 holes played in a three days tourna- ment at the Wilshire Ceuntry Club. Jock Hutchison British opea chamrion was tied for third place with two oth- ers with scores of 307. Vocational to Play Y Emps Two basketball games of real interest have been booked for the Y. M. C. A. Ems for Friday and Saturday nights, when the Vocational High from New Lon- don nd the Baltic Bantams filay on the local flocr. The Vocationals are 1w known locally from their compet the Academy teams. A squad of of the regulars will come to Norwich Saturdey. The Baltics who play Fricay have established themselves as a fast lichtweight team and are the only boys who have beaten the lcal this which was by a score of 24 to 25. The Emps are out for a victory in each of the games and good games are assured. Knox Defeated Wesleyan TU. Middletown, Conn., Jan. i8—Kno: ois defeated the We basketbal team here tor Afbro and Campbell bl | brilliantly fir Knox, Capte:n was the star for Wealeyan {on fouls. Aggies Defeated Yale 18—Mass 4=husetd BOWLING Mule Spinners 100 Black Birds .93 10 20 124 <l 142 116 11 97 95 94 110 5. 530 529 Hiilcrest 15 95 53 104 91 94 92 100 103 8 81 84 491 453 Clerks Wohlleben 96 82 121 Lucier .. . 100 114 113 M. Lucier « 113 109 120 epin . 99 6; 78 2 96 84 87 267 503 464 517 Kansas. at the same as yesterday higher with May 1.12 and galned 1-3 unchanged to 1-4 up, and provisions at 2 1-2 decline to a like advance. The market closed unsettled finish to 1-2 1-4 to 1.12 3-8 July 1.00 3-8 to 1.00 1-2. Corn to 1-8@1-4; oats finished Wheat averaged higher throughout the day except for a brief pericd shortly after the opening. The main influence was that a liberal quantity of wheat on ocean passage ang other amounts avail- able for deferred shipment was said to be changing hands. Gossip was also current that Germany and Portugal were acquiring considerable wheat, most of it, however, from Argentina. Re- ports of the presence of green bugs in the southwest attracted fair attention, but the effecfof the news was lessened by assertions that it was too early, for damage to develop. Notice that a bill had been introduced in congress propos- ‘ng to fixka minimum price of $1.50 a bushel for wheat was recelved but ap- parently failed ‘to inspire much if any buying. . Corn and oats paralleled the action of wheat. Exporters were after corn and took 250,000 bushels here. In the provision market packers' sell- ing nullified an advance which had been caused by an upturn in the value of hogs. Chicago Graln Market. Wheat— High. ~ Low. Close. May n.. 113 1118 112% July ... 101% 100% 100% Corn— May ... 53% 53 531 July 55 548 54% Oats— May 33 38% 38% BRrReeD A Gorgeous Goldwyn WILL ROGERS DOUBLING FOR ROMEO FIVE CENTURIES OF LAUGHT- ER, AND TWENTY. MINUTES OF SUP Eileen Percy WHERE 3 o 5 PLAYING LITTLE MISS QUALITY EXCLUSIVELY HAWKSHAW REIGNS B. F. KEITH'S ENTERTAINMENT OF 100 SUPREME R by VAUDEVILLE PER CENT. 2 THEATRE —TODAY— i Comedy of a Brand New Type CROWDED INTO AN HOUR ER COMEDY. THE CORNELLA TROUPE SENSATIONAL ACROBATIC NOVELTY ADDED ATTRACTION JAMES McCURDY & CO. In the Clever Comedy Skit ‘STINGY’ e e e e e e BENNETT and CULVER DANCING NOVELTY ACT A CLEVER TALE OF THE “CLINGING VINE” AND THE “WILD ROSE" TODAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY AVI] THEATRE WORLD'S GREATEST RISLEY ACT EXTRA FEATURE Pasquale and Fletcher JAZZ MUSIOAL ACT BELL and ROSE COMEDY ENTERTAINERS “TOO WISE WIVES” 25¢c— Matinee Daily —25¢ and For Ladies Only and 50c — No Children — 50c Admitted. NIGHTS, 50c, 75c¢, $1.00 For Everyone Over 16 Is A PARAMOUNT PICTURE NEWS WEEKLY N THE PLAINFIELD COMMUNITY HOUSE FRIDAY JANUARY Dancing after each performance Lamb's Sensational Saturday Night Jan. 21st State Armory, Willimantic The Original Peerless Jazz “ALL ABOARD” FARCICAL MUSICAL COMEDY BY JUNE McCUE 130—IN CAST—130 AT THE NGS AT 8 O'CLOCK | AND SATURDAY EVEN 20 AND | | | | | | 21 ! Rocky Poiat Today, Friday, Gold & Edwards The Two Dancing Frenchmen Sherlock Sisters & Clinton _ “Stylos and ‘Syncopation” FRANK MOYO AND AN ALL-STAR CAST IN “ACROSS THE DEAD-LINE” S;tu;day—‘l Super-Acts Ackland & Mae “Versatile Pep” The Big Three “Harmony Singing” Orchestra DANCE Orchestra CONN, The season date, WEFERS STARS IN Bersi Athletic club, the annuai Willie Pl State ger He make st the Connecticut men. past two years, B and after Bruonians in both cc 1 26—Bo: e 10—Providence college at Storrs. Wefers™ retained his 60-yard title af- AGGIES HAVE BIG DIAMOND SCHEDULE schedule of the Cpnnecti- college team for the coming as re made public by Mana- rber: iegal contains the names rivals on the Aggies’ card. | cuse and Wrovidence college | — i baseb: Syra BATTERY B DANCE “IT'S A BATTERY B AFFAIR” BE TIED TO THE HOME WHILE THE MAN CAN “DO AS HE PIEASES Yot A Min THE SEASON'S SMASHING AND DARING SENSATION FRIDAY NIGHT—8-12 MUSIC AND SPECIALTIES BY DIXIELAND JAZZ BAND WORCESTER ALL RIGHTS RESERVED their initial appearance As in the wn has the opening | being defeited by the ntests by the score he second going 11 innings, the pe to turn the tide in the third for that pl land ng schedule: §—Brown university at Provi- 12—Massachusetts Aggies at on college at Boston. Miss ter of Qaape “for tts Aggies at, Am- Corcester Tech at Worces ngfield college at Spr cd P o w at £ es at Storrs. Storrs. sieyan at Storrs. Rhode Island State at Storrs. racuse at Storrs. o gions. She beard of TET TRACK GAMES ne New Ycrk e Wefers, rdest kind of a race with Bob who actually outran the cham- lead, losing the ver- Morningside, A C. 15- mile American champion and record i:01d- er added tk collection, one mile walk title to his efeating Joo Pearman, New York A. C., by nearly half a lap. Plant now h s six Metropolitan titles. AGGIES’ BASKETBALL FIVE The work under the direction of Coach Tasker in preparation for the games with Tufts at Medford on Friday evening and New Hampshire State at Durham on Satur- day. ability feat by Wesleyan by overcoming Rhode Island by overwhelming scores. setts game was looked forward to with great interest as the Bay State men had Just decisively defeated the Trinity team the night before. but were powerless be- fore the whirlwind assault of the Con- necticut team. MARTIN BEAT FRIEDMAN Providence, R. I, Jan. 18.—Terry Mar- tin of of Boston in a 12 round bantamw match from the start and Martin, getting an early taken fight it was announced from the ring that both men had made weight at 118 HAS TWO WEEK END GAMES Connecticut State fiv hard at Last week the team proved its to come back after the initial de- State and Massachusetts Aggies The Massachu- FOR N. E. BANTAM TITLE | Providence defeated Abe Friedman eight | here tonight. The bout was fas: advantage, was conceded to have almost every round. Before the pounds and that the contest was for the bantamweight championship of New Eng- land, title to which Friedman claimed. In a preliminary bout Howard MacRae of Cambridge defeated Young Rhody of this city. ENGLISH PLAYERS NOT TO CHALLENGE FOR POLO CUP The Internatiomal pole cup, coveted tro- phy of the mounted clahsics of former years, This will not be at stake in 1922, became known after the annual meeting of polo association. The British, it was said, are secking to have the interval between matches Now Is the Time to Make Repairs Prices Are Lower. SHINGLES, NAILS—OAK, MAPLE AND PINE FLOORING—WALL BOARD, ETC. CALL H. F. and A. J. DAWLEY NORWICH, CONN. the famous creased in five years wit and the American se MISS MORGAN THROUGH 4 T 1 finance er means tk the devastated France. KONETHCY GOING TO big first baseman will be waived Dby al major league clubs and arrax n being mnade, according to Pr interval of Westc! CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY NORWICH, CONN. Cordially invites you and your friend: to attend a Free Lecture on CHRISTIAN SCIENCE By Ezra W. Paimer, C. 8. B, of Denver, Colorado Member of the Board of Lectureship of The First Church of Christ Scientist in Boston, Mass. IN COMMUNITY HOUSE . |SUNDAY AFTERNOON, JAN. 22, 1822 AT 3:00 O'CLOCK Priladelpt or league mane club to plac: & al berth, PAYS WAY TO FIRST BOUT riders would two heen forced | ha to diz into ito see a fight. tle brother, Bat, jr. 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Melrose Challengs ) Sud ths e al star of MINGR LEAGUES he Melrose five challenge any team | “hodletown—Sudden dea: S el indoor track and field meet- | Philadelphia, Pa., Jan. 1S—After 2 120 Ibs. for a game to be |final quarter of ear, ending o Amateur A Feaniiydars frenvichllin it Thajorllon erich. ea where c.ery it is azreed upon. |Dec. 31. outnumbered all previous quar in Madison Square Garden Tues- | Eg Konethcy, last season ¥ te to manager Joseph Peltier ,Taft reports defending the |of the Philadelphia Natio; League | ville. Conn. al > e coun ard run. He defeated fine fields in |team, is going to the minor leagues. The _—— r Coroner Ste- events. Bear Cats Challenge Da In ail there were & deaths reported during o the past thre The Bear Cats challenge team in Con- necticut for a game to be played out a The fact that even so great and luxurious a car as the New Cadillac has achieved lowered prices holds en- couragement for all who predict a steady trend upward in American business. 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