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Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12
BILLY SUNDAY FAST ON FEET.
Years Ago He Outsprinted Arlie La
than in Match Race.

Arlie Latham in his big days as
ball player was one of the speediest
runners who ever wore shoe plates.
The Giants chief coach was not only
daring dashing base runner. but he
was a sprinter who did not fear to
tackle any of the professional runners.
A 100 yards in 10 1-5 was Latham 5
mark but he could negotiate the dis
lance in 10 fiat if he was pushed too
hard Latham could beat any player
in the American associa ton when he
was a member of the st. Louis Browns,
under the management of Charley Co
miskey. and he sought other fields to
conquer
Billy Sunday the famous evangelist,
was a member of AnSon'S Chicago
White Stockings at the time, and he
had the reputation of being the fastest
runner in the National league. Latham
was anxious to run race with ms
rival of the National organization and
a match was arranged to take place
during one OF the series for the world S
championship, both the Browns and
White Stockings having won the pen
nant of their respective leagues. Sun
day was built on racing lines. He was
q natural runner He did not have to
be educated on the subject Latham
was shorter and Stouter than Sunday,
but as game as a pebble and he knew
more about the Sprinting game than
did his rival.
The race attracted lots of attention
for the question of running supremacy
between the players had been much
talked about and advertised. The
players of both teams. with the eXcep-
ton of Sunday. bet all the money they
could rake and scrG pc together on the
result of the race. Sunday never would
gamble but he told his friends that he
thought he would win. There was con-
siderable jockeying OH the part Of La
than at the post, but SUNDAY was not
fooled into any false starts. The race
was q beauty and won by Sunday in
an eyelash finish that was a heart
hraa Ixer IN T a fI7ap1'S hacIxars
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12
JACK JOHNSON KICKS
OVER LICENSE CANCElLING
Will Go to Law if Necessary with
American Automobile Association.

New. York. Oct. 11.-Jack Johnson
says he is going to have the law on
the contest board of the American Au-
tomobile association for cancelling his
license as an automobile driver. He
sent this reply to the board tonight:
Il return herewith the one dollar
which you returned to me. same be-
ing in payment of license fee. | con-
formed to all conditions named on the
application blank furnished me at your
office and will not accept cancella-
ton of my license. You are in error
when you state that L obtained the Ii
cense by tric1ery or misrepresentation
You cannot blame me for your lack of
office system. / will go to the courts
If necessary to secure my rights and
privileges
Both Johnson and Barney Oldfeld
who are scheduled to race at Sleeps
head Bay October 90. says that the
race will be run, regardless of the
boards action.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12
For
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12
WON EN- GOLFERS.
Eastern and Canadian Players Come
Through First Round.

Chicago. Oct. 11.-Eastern' and Ca
madam golfers today retained their
advantage in the first round of match
play in the sixteenth annual women s
championship tournament at the
Homewood Country club.
Six eastern players-three of them
Philadelphians and three Canadians
will play in the second match round
tomorrow while only six representa- :
tives of the Western Golf association
survived. Mrs. G. NJ. Martin of Tav-
istock, Devonshire, England. is the
winner in today's play.
The greatest surprise Of the day
was the defeat of Mrs. Thurston Har-
ris, western and Chicago champion.
by Miss Myra Helmer of the Midloth-
ian club, Chicago, 3 up, to play.
Miss Dorothy Campbell of Hamii-
ton, Canada holder of the national
Canadian championships. defeated Mrs.
A. E. Hedstrom of Buffalo.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12
WONDERFUL STORY Ct AN OLD
SOLDIER ABOUT A GREAT
KIDNEY REMEDY.

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with inflammation of the kidneys,
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often does in such severe cases. es
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FRANK w. F'ENNO
Notary Public.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12
Sanctions Savannah for Grand Prize
Race,

New York, Oct. 11.-Formal sane
ton for the running of the lnterna-
tional Grand Prize automobile race
at Savannah, Ga on November II was
voted by the board of governors of
the Automobile Club of America this
evening.
The course over which the race
the second Grand Prize-wlil be rum
is 1875 miles long and the cars viii
lcircle it twenty-five times, making
the total distance about 407 miles.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12
CUBS WON EVERY SERIES.
Boston Was Easiest for Them-Cin-
cinnati and ST. Louis Made Best
Record Against Chances Men.

The Chicago Cubs have gained an
other of their goals, that of winning
every series. 1t remained for the lowly
Cardinals to give them the game that
ended the fight. Until Sundays game
Chicago had won only eleven games
from Bresnahan's crew. King Cole
landed the twelfth victory, the one
that threw the majority of the series
to the Cubs. Their record of victories
now stands II from ST. Louis, IL from
Pittsburg, IA from New York. IA from
Philadelphia, 16 from Cincinnati, 16
from Brooklyn, and II from Boston.
Sundays game against illustrated
how well fortified the Cubs are in
substitutes, for Beaumont, Kane and
Zimmerman made six of Chicago's
eleven hits and were responsible for
the victory.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12
Test Came for Academy Eleven
Contest With Windnam High Will Give Line for Com
parson with Bulkeley-Picked Team Gets Second
Game from American League Champions.

The Academy football team plays its
fourth game of the schedule this after
noon. going to WiIlimantic to play
Windham High. The teams have al
ready met once this year on the Acad-
to 8.
The n. f. a. boys want to better
this and also show that they can run
up as big a score on Windham High
as Bulkeley of New London did, which
was Is to o. The result of the game
will give line on the respective merits
of these two rivals, Academy and
Buckley, who are to meet in two
games later in the season.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12
WILL HOSPITAL GET
EVERY CITY LEAGUE SERIES?
Question to Be Decided by Saturdays
Game Against GreereviIle.

When the Hospital baseball team
meets GreeneVille next Saturday in
the closing game of the Norwich City
baseball league it will be to decide
whether Manager Farrell's nine can
take the series from all three of the
other teams in the league as they now
stand tied with Greeneville, but have
the decision over the other teams.
From Norwich Town the Hospital
team has won all three games played,
they have taken two out of three from
the Centrals and have split even on
two games with Greeneville. Now
they intend TO close the season in
proper shape by taking the rubber
from Manager Bowen of Greaneville.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12
Daniels Out for Record as Runner.

In the coming series between the
New York Giants and Yankees Dan
iels, the fleet left fielder of the High
landers viii try to beat the record
made by Hans Lobert in circling the
bases in IS 4-5 seconds. New York
fans believe that Daniels is the fastest
man in the game today, not excepting
Josh DeYOre of the Giants or Ty Cobb
of Detroit. They have seen the speedy
Dutchman and the Reds and are con-
fdent that Daniels can clip fifth
of second from this record
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12
Letter to
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12
BIG BET ON ATHLETICS.
White Sox Rooter is FIRST Chicagoan
to Lay Big Bet on Athletics.

John V. Burns. a Chicago White Sox
rooter, is the first one to lay a bet on
the coming worlds series. Burns is
an admirer of the Athletics and this
week laid two bets, one of $1,000 to
81 400 that the Athletics win the world
series, and another bet of $1,000 even
that they take the first game. Burns
thinks that the Athletics will be the
favorite by the time the series opens
as he claims that there is already
shortage of Cub money.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12
PICKS MACk'S MEN.
Donovan of Detroit Gives Reason for
Choosing Athletics Over Cubs.

Wild Bill Donovan of the Tigers
believes that the Athletics will win the
worlds baseball championship this
year.
Here are the reasons which lead him
to select the Philadelphia team to beat
Chicago:
The Athletics are better hitters.
The Philadelphia pitching staff is as
good if not better than Chicagos
If the Athletics infield does not be-
come nervous or over-anxious, they
should be as good as Chicagos.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12
Austrian Pays $1,000 for Winning
Trctter.

Lexington, KY, Oct. 11.-Earl Jr.,
today, in straight heats, won the 2.06
pace the feature of the card offered
by the Kentucky Trotting Horse
Breeders association.
The Plunger took the 213 trot, win
ming three heats after Major Yelling
ton, the favorite, had captured the
first. The Plunger afterwards was
sold to Isadore Schlessinger of Vienna,
Austria, for $4,000.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12
Bill Collins VS.. Fred Carr.

Bill Collins of Central Village writes
to the sporting editor of The Bulletin
that he has not agreed on any date
for a match with Kid Carter, but Will
give him chance at the next show in
Westerly Collins is to box Fred Carr
of Boston at Westerly on Thursday
evening, eight rounds. Kid Will<erson
ard Young Mace of Charlestown are
the six round semi-f final Mace is a
colored lad. The bill also includes
good prelilninary.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12
COTTON.

New York, Oct. 11.-Cotton: Spot
closed quiet, ten points higher. Mid
ding uplands 1915: middling gulf
1900. Sales. 149 bales.
Cotton futures closed firm. Closing
bids: October 1853, November 1451
December 14.63. January 1865. Febru-
airy 14.11. March 1872. April 1896. May
i491, June 1896. July 1883.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12
Two Giants OFF EIioibIe List,

Cincinnati, Oct. 1.-THE national
commission today revised the list of
players eligible for the baseball series
between the New York American and
National league teams by striking the
names of Gowdy and Hendricks from
the National league list These names
were included by mistake according
to the commission.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12
PHILADELPHIA.
All Stars.


Score by innings:
All Stars ..-...........0 l 0-S
Philadelphia -. 90 . 0 Is
Hits. off Bender in innings, of Plank in 8,
off Coombs in s.: two base hits Elberfeld, Street.
johnson. Mcbride. Davis three base hits, Speaker,
McInnis: sacrifice hits Schaefer. Murphy. Thomas
double play. Murphy Davis. Stah unasssted. John
sno 10 Street Stah Oldring Davis: stolen bases
Milan, Speaker. Mcbride 2. McInnis. White; struck
out by johnson s. by Bender l left bases. All
Stars Philadelphia 6; first base balls, off John
son 8, of Coombs l: first base errors. Philadel
phia 2. All Stars 2: balk Coomts; time. 1.i2;
plres, Dineen and Egan.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12

According to unofficial records,
Danny Murphy finished the season
with q batting mark of .305. which
ties him with Oldring for seventh place
in the standing. In 14S games he made
III hits in $50 times at bat.
I4ajoie of Cleveland, Cobb of Detroit
Speaker of Boston, Collins of Philadel-
phia Knight of New York, Eastcrly
of Cleveland are the men head of him.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12
PIG PACE UNFINISHED
AT WooNSOCkET RACES
Four Heats Trotted-Jay Kay Took
2.17 Trot in Straight Heats.

Woonsocket, r. l., Oct. 1.-THE IA
vorites had an even break in the two
races which were completed on the
second day of the fall meeting at the
Woonsocket half-mle track today In
the 2.f7 trot. Jay Kay. the favorite
took first money with three straight
heats to his credit, while in the 2.23
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12
College Football Today.
Wesleyan vs.. Nor Wich university.

E6cause the building of the Panama
canal attracted many OF the men OF
Barbadoes there for employment il
is common remark that these men are
sending to Barbados fully half mill
lion dollars Il year There is Il crowd
Ut black people Il the post Office a bout
the 18th of the month collecting lnony
orders from the Canal Zone. and it
takes the clerks twn or th-ne d-ys to
nay them ALI of
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12

Philadelphia Oct. LITTLE series between The All
Stars. picked team OF American league players
der the management of James McAleer OF the Wash
ington club and the Philadelphia American league
team began this afternoon. the object being to keep
Connie Macks champions edge. The All Stars
won TO 8 Bender. Plank and Coombs each pitch
ed three innings. and all hit hard while John
very effective. Cobb failed to appear. his
automobile having broken down a Kingston n. Y.
All of the games of the series vii be played here
except Friday. when the teams will play at
washington Scor:
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12

trot, Gracious Peter, fatorite, finished
outside the money. the race going to
Junic Mace in straight heats.
jay kay's best time was 2.19 IA and
that of Junis Mace 2.22 Ia.
The 21.9 pace went four heats with
out a winner and will be finished to-
morrow. Emeline DeforeSt took the
first two heats, Zen Hur the third and
Islander the fourth
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12

IOLaIs, 81 10 II TO ]
One out when winning run scored.

Philadelphia .....3 0 IS 0 0-7
New York ............o 2 o. 8 la
Two base hits. Slaughter Gowdy. Devlin. Bates.
Walsh. Doyle Knabc: three base hits. Besker 2;
home Doolan: sacrifice hits. Knabe Vanguard 9;
sacrifice fly. Devlin stolen bases. Snod9rass. Doyle
.: left bases. New York 9. Philadelphia II: first
base Philadelphia 8; double plays Bates
to knabe Culp 10 Doolan DOYLE to Fletcher; struck
out. by Marauard 6. by Slaughter /, by Girard .;
first base balls. off Marcuard 4, off Slaughter 4.
off Culp 4: hits. off Slaughter il in innings of
CUP in 3. of Cirard in / time. 203; umpires.
Eason and tombstone
acap1
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12
MON

New York, Oct. 11.-Money on call
steady; 2 S-4d3 IL per cent: ruling
rate "a; last loan 3; closing bid 3; ;
offered at g.
Time loans dull and steady; sixty
days IA per cent; and ninety days
1 5-S63-4; six months 1-2m3-4.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12
Cornell Varsity's Fast Play.

Ithaca, n Y, Oct. 1.-THE Cornell
football team initiated the new alumni
field today with 0-minute scrin1-
mage with the scrub team The play
was fast and the varsity team scored
three times.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12
New York and Philadelphia Split Even.

New York. Oct. 11.--New York and Philadelphia
split today's double header the locals winning
the first to The second game the last of the
championship season. went TO Philadelphia to l.
the Giants getting only two hits of Chalmers The
scores:
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12

Cincinnati, Oct. lin, game featured by hard
hitting pitching and poor fielding. Cincinnati
today the first Of the post season series for the
championship of Ohio from Cleveland. IA to T. CleTe
land three pitchers in vain effort the
tide of battle. MeLeans batting featured. Score:
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12

Score by innings:
st. Louis ...2 0 0 0-3
Chicago ........ - 0 IA
Two base hits, Schultz. Chance; three base hit.
Ellis: hits. off Reulbach in innings. off Richie
in L: sacrifice hits. Konetchy. Golden; stolen
bases. Chance. Schultz: double plays. Golden to
higgins to konetchy. Steinfeldt to Zimmerman to
Chance. King to Tinker to Chance to Zimmerman,
Golden to Betcher to Konetchy left on bases. Chi
cago o. st. Louis 3 first base balls off Golden g..
Off Reulbach 1 first base errors, Chicago l, st
Louis struck out. by Golden s. by Reulbach 2. by
Richie l time. 1.50; umplres, Rigler and ODay.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12
PHILADELPHIA.
Score by inning:

PhiladeIphia .......b 0 s Us
New York ................0 0 Q 0 81
Two base hits, Bates. Chalmers; three base hit.
Walsh sacrifice hits. Grant. Chalmers; sacrifc fly.
Wilson: stolen bases. Becker: left bases New
York 6. Philadelphia 6; first base New
York q Philadelphia 2; double play Knabe to
Bransheld; struck out, by Hendricks ?. by Chalmers
s first base balls OF Hendrck l. of Chalmers
g. passed. ball, McDonough; time, 120; umpires.
Johnstone and Eason.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12
Cincinna att
+Bated for Kaler in 9th.

Score by innings:
Cincinnati 80 o . III
cleveland 30 0 o 0 5 0 O.
Two base hits. Turner. Stoysl. Mclean; three base
hits Hob1itzeI Koestner: home run, Paskert: hits.
off w Mitchell o in innings off Koestner in
/ a-S off Kaler 4 In . 1-3: sacrifice hits. Lobert.
Suegs Altizer q stolen bases. Graney, NJ. Mitchell.
Ioi3ert Altizer; double play. Lobert to Egan to
4oF,itzel left bases Cincinnati 10. Cleveland 8;
Hrst base on balls off w Mitchell 8. off Koestner S.
off Kaler g. off Suggs 3 first base Cleve-
land . struck out. by Mitchell ). by Sugss 9:
nassed ball Clarke ,; time. PIG; umpires Brennan
and O'Loughlin
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12
FolIie Levy Wins Lexington Feature.

Louisville, KY. Oct. 1.-THE feature
race at Churchill Downs this after
noon was the Maple selling stakes of
81, 80. The winner was Follie Levy.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
Chicago 4. ST. Louis 9.
Chicago

Cnieo. Oct. list. Louis forced Chicago to work
zen innings today to win to victory, Golden's
witness and hits by Schultz and Zimmerman in the
tenth scored the winning Score
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12
Women Need

sympathy and hep When they are
attacked by weakness and suffering.
At times when Nature seems cruel
and very hard-when depressions
and arrangements come - kind
womanlyfriends may givesympathy.
When ailments occur, the best
natural help and correction is the
safe and well-tried family remedy
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12

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Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12

Totals. 50 so Is j.
*Batted for Reulbach in 9Th.
Reulbach out for interference in the eth.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12
City OF Norwich Water Works,
Office of

Office of
Board of Water Commissioners
Norwich. Conn. Sept. 80, 1910.
Water rates for the quarter ending
Sept. 80, 1910, are due and payable at
from a. m. to il, and to D M.
and on the evening of Oct. 20 from
to 9.
Additions will be made to all bills
rema lining unpaid after Oct 20.
GILBERT s. RAYMOND
oct1d Cashier.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12
FOOTBALL TUESDAY.
POLO RESULTS TUESDAY.

FUO BALL ioESDPf"
Carlisle, Pa.-CarlisIe Indians %. Gettysburg s.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-12-14
SMALL FALLING OFF IN POPULATION
Vernon County Census Gives Fewer Peo-
pie Than Ten Years Ago

The federal census Of Wisconsin has
just been announced and is shown to
have made substantial gain in popu-
lation over ten years ago, when the
last count was made. The increase in
the state 10 264, SlS, and Wisconsinites
tally out at 2, 1893, $50, and we are the
thirteenth state in population in the
union.
Vernon county shows a falling Off
from ten years ago, when our people
numbered %, 461; now we have %, 116,
or net loss of 275. The enumeration
by towns, cities and villages is not yet
made public. In this loss of population
we are not alone for our neighboring
counties show that Crawford loses 998,
Richland 664, Sank 1877, juneau LILO,
jackson 39i, Trempealeau 1856. Nine
teen Of the seventy-one counties of the
state show decrease. Universally the
increases in counties are made in cities,
while the rural communities as inyari-
ably show losses.
The total population of the United
States is SO, 402, ISL This estimate does
not include the population of the Philip
pine islands, which, at the last census,
taken In 1903, was 1885, 426, so that
there are at present more than 10l,-
600, 600 person who are living in ter
ritory owned by the United States.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-12-14
NEWS OF The STORES

Sheds at Towner's.
Insure with John Dawson Il Co.
Hanson, Dentist. over Blue Front.
--0ne-half price china is going fast.
j. w. Lucas, Jeweler.
-Towner has Just received a large
shipment Of books from 10c up.
Shopping is made easy and easy on
your money purse at the 10c store.
Washburn & Crosby's Gold Medal
flour at wholesale or retail at Thayer's.
Twenty per cent. discount on toilet
sets and cut glass. j. w. Lucas, jew
eler.
For less than a dollar you can buy
gifts for the whole family at the lOc
store.
If it's a Howard watch you are
looking for. ] have it. c. M Morrison,
Jeweler.
"A large assortment of Christmas
post cards, one cent each. j. w. Luz
cas-, jeweler.
Have your cattle tested by grad
uate veterinarian. Minshall Bros. can
do it for you.
Lamps, purses, pipes, hair brushes,
toilet sets, perfumes, ladies' hand bags,
etc, at o. E. Davis.
If you desire nice cut flowers for
Christmas, leave your order with me.
r. Z. Davis, Grocer.
One elegant fur-lined coat left, size
81. A bargain now. just received.
Can be mad now for $32. 90. Blue Front.
We are always ready TO sell you
the right kind Of watch at the right
kind Of price. s. b. Iillis, Jeweler.
-"Ardee" -four is no higher than
any spring wheat brands. Why not try
il? You know it has no equal. For
sale by n. d. Williams & Co.
We still have a good assortment of
ladies' furs, ladies winter coats, Misses
winter coats, children bear skin, OPP
posun and cloth coats. Allnew styles.
Rogers.
--Cheesei / carry line Of thirteen
different kinds of cheese. T. E. Davis.
Mems dress gloves. IL you want
the best made you will find them at
The Blue Front Store.
Toys such as grocery stores with
real groceries, trains, automobiles,
humpty dumpty circus, magic lanterns
blocks, banks, engines both steam and
electric at o. E. Davis drug store.