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Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-30
N. F. A. PREPARING FOR SEASON
Capt Chas. Young Will Have Men Field Monday-Can- ddates to Undergo Stiff Tryouts Fifteen Games on This Years Schedule.

May 26-Open.
 May 29-Stonington at Norwich.
 May 31-Hartford at Norwich.
 The Academy boys will probably play Windham two games, one at Windham and. the other on the local diamond and it is possible that a date may be arranged with Putnam. They would like to meet the Sachems this year if the Indian tossers decide to organize.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-30

George Whitted, formerly of the
 Jacksonville and Boston clubs and now cleanup man with the Pt1illis, showed his appreciation to the Flor ida fans, who instituted a "Whitted day" Friday when the two Philadei- phia teams met by facing out a triple, single and sacrifice fly.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-30

Neither Charlie White nor Leach Cross showed enough class in their ten round bout to cause Freddie Welsh to worry about his title. The bout was mediocre one. It looked as if each was afraid of the others much-herald- ed 'ipunch.''
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-30

Anvilite, ?, by Anvil, POP 3-4, recent ly trotted quarter at Pleasanton, Cal. ln .33.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-30

The Youngstown. O., half mile track has stabling for 105 horses. with more building.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-30

The open sweepstakes for three year old trotters at Cleveland has but six entries.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-30
chism Reelected Captain.

New Haven, Conn.,. March 29.-M1r- ray S. Chism of Philadelphia was to- night reelected captain of the Yale gymnasium team.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-30
COTTON

New York. March 2s.-cotton fu- lures closed steady. May. 95s; July, 9.S7: October, 1918; December, 10.37; January, 10.42.
 Spot quiet: middling s.65: sales 2,400
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-30

The surprise of the meet was the defeat of the Olympic champion. Fred Kelly in the high hurdles by Preble of California in the slow time of 16 1-5 seconds. Kelly won the low hurdles in 27 1-5 seconds, slow time. and also took the shot with a put of 41 feet 1-4 inches
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-30

It will interest our New England collegians to learn that Carl Shat tuck, the California hammer thrower
 won with a throw of 169 feet inches This is feet 5 inches better than John De Wits intercollegiate record,
 but is nearly feet short of Shat tuck's own collegiate record.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-30

Brighton B.. 2.05 1-2, goes to the matinee. Another gap among the first class availables.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-30
MONEY.

New York, March 29.-Call money steady; high 2; low 1 3-4; ruling rate 2; last loan 2; closing bid-1 3-4; off, fered at 2
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-30

The two year old trotting sweep stakes at Cleveland received 20 en- tries.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-30

Edward A. Tipton is in Florida on his annual tarpon fishing expedition in it's waters.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-30
DIAM OND DUST.

According to Boston scribes, Brick ley is a promising candidate for the Harvard nine. He resists all inclina- tion to boot the ball.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-30

It is reported that Anna Bradford 9. 3, 200 34, is apt to leave the Mur- pfly stable.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-30

Billy Fish, a catcher, and Franh Fletcher, the former Syracuse infield- CT, have been turned over to, Pitts field by the Phillies.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-30
The City of Norwich
 Gas and Electrical Dept. 321 Main St., Alice Building

(Ill) fan writes Judge Ianis on a post card. The judge was amused at the receipt of this information, but show ed no sign of trying to do a school boy" as a result.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-30

Tom McNulty, a New York scribe, wonders how the manager who traded a player for a dog prevented the f1eas from jumping to the Feds.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-30

They say Ex-Press Gus Kirby of the A. A. U. is in favor of adopting the International Federation rule against humanely treating a Marathon
 runner. That settles it. Gus has
 had a wide experience in marathons, | if one does not care what he is say ing.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-30

At the same track Mahomet Watts EOS IA. did the same distance in flat 30 seconds.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-30

Our old friend, Gold Dollar, 2.06 1-4, will be one of the aspirants for the M and M
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-30
Boston athletic

Boston athletic association marks men defeated those of the New York athletic club in an intercity shoot Saturday. The score was 1895 to 1888. The results were regarded as good notwithstanding adverse wind conditions
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-30

Bright Axworthy, POS, after a years absence. is to return to high society in 1915.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-30
Modern Gas Range
 GAS IS A TIME-SAVER

Nc building of. fires or carrying out ashes. Nothing to do but strike a match and the fire is ready.
 Gas Range is an Ornament in tho Kitchen and a joy to the Cook
 Order now before the Summer rush.
 We are also headquarters for Hum phrey Gas Arcs, Welsbach Reflex Lights and Ruud and Vulcan Tank Water Heaters
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-30

The western pacer, Symbol Meath k07 1-2, from Kansas, will also be seen on the G. c.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-30
Harmony in the Home
Rests with the Cook

The best natured person in the world will get grouchy slaving over Q coal or wood fire.
 Make the Queen of the Kitchen
 HaDDy with A
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-30

L. D. Hurtig of Cincinnati, with 8
 plunge of 70 feet, and Perry McGil1i- cray of the Illinois athletic club, by | winning the 220-yard dash in min
 utes 26 3-5 seconds at Boston Satur-
 day night. became the national anna
 teur swimming champions in these events.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-30

Tommy Murphy is also going to take mother try with his disappointment of 1914, Battle, 2.13 IA.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-30

The B. J. Rochon stable from Win nipeg, Man., is being staked on the Big Ring.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-30

Walter Cox has bred the cratic Es- her w., 2.06 IA. to the pacing stallion Del Ray, 2.03 3-4.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-30

George Cameron has told a New. Haven newspaper man that the Fed ral leaguers in Chicago asked him or an interview on the eastern situa- i'm. The New Haven owner went to tee his doctor instead, fearing the Feds would use him as evidence lgainst O. B.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-30

The Brooklyn Superbas seem to have secured a star in Joe Schulz, who has been burning up the training camps in the south. Schultz has been hitting better than any regular on the Brook lyon team and nothing seems to be able ot StoD him
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-30

Princess Nelda, 3, 2.11, and General French, 3, 2.10 3-4, will both be seen 'n the G. c. These are the two for ner stars of the Dromore farms racing liable. now discontinued.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-30

Harry Clemens has taken his stable If Il campaigners to the Kalamazoo rack, moving from Goshen, Ind, last week.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-30

Willie Hoppe the professional cham
 pion, Saturday night at Philadelphia won the handicap 18.2 billiard match from Joseph Mayer, the amateur champion. the former scoring 20O0
 points in the five blocks played to Mayors 1894. The stipulation of the
 match was that Hoppe was to score 2000 before Mayer put together 1500 in order to win.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-30

Bessie Admiral, FPS, the half mile track yearIng champion lilly, is dead
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-30

Fred Murray of Stanford university turned in the best performances in the
 Stanford Olympic dual meet at Polo Alto, California, last Saturday, when
 he went over the high hurdles in 15- 2-5 seconds and the low in 24 1-5 sec onds, the latter making new Pacific coast record.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-30

Benny Kauff didn't land at the Polo grounds, but with the Brooklyn Feds he Is so near New York that he should have no difficulty in appearing with the rest of the Broadway lights.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-30

Because of rain the polo game which was to have been played at San Fran cisco Saturday by the teams of the Philadelphia country club and the Midwiclz club of Pasadena, Cal, was postponed.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-30

there to talk over plans for coaching the Hopkins eleven.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-30
HORSE NOTES.

The similar 2.1S class event for three year olds closed with 21 entries.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-30

The students of Johns Hopkins uni- versity in Baltimore are preparing g. big reception for Charley Brickley when the Harvard football star goes
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-30

The opening of the outdoor cycle racing season in Newark Saturday was welcomed by a crowd of twelve thousand fans at the Newark Velo. drome.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-30

T. c. Thacher, Jr, the Harvard
 freshman, is a three-sports man. He excels at football. hockey and baseball. His father was a star in football 35
 years ago.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-30

Walter Christie took the University of California track team to Los An geles last Saturday, and they ran away from Ralph Glazes' proteges of the University of Southern California, 84 2-3 points to 37 1-3. The track event times suggest bad conditions, as no exceptional records were made. In fact Howard Drew won the 100 and 220 yard dashes for U. S. c. in 10 4-5 seconds and B seconds.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-30

Ted Meredith took a ten days rest after the Meadowbrook A. c. games and did not get into running togs again until Wednesday of last week.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-30

"Any school boy could decide that baseball suit in three days." 6 Danville
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-30

That old souse Herod kept his oath when he delivered the head of John the Baptist to the young woman who didn't wear clothes enough to make leggings for g. humming bird q
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-30

Fifty men will be kept in Prince ton, N. J., over the Easter holidays because they are trying for places in the various boat crews. Dr. Spaeth and Capt. Putnam, have made the an nouncement that two varsity eights. two freshmen eights, four -oared crew from both varsity and freshman boatmen will be expected to remain.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-30

Tom McCarty, Montana heavy weight outfought Battling Levinslzy
 of New York city in ten round bout
 in Brooklyn Saturday night. McCar- ty was the aggressor throughout.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-30

Billy Sundays pulpit vernacular would do credit to a pr1zeight referee. In one of his recent Philadelphia ser mons the evangelist said:
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-30

The mild afternoon air and the warm sun has stirred up activity in athletic circles at the N. F. A. and Captain Charles Young will soon have his ball tossers ready for the opening game of the season, which comes on April 14 when they play the All Stars on the Academy campus. Already the sev- era1 candidates for the pitchers box have been on the diamond and have gone through some stiff tryouts. Brickley and Benjamin, two of last years tossers are out to conquer new worlds this season and Purvis, a new man, promises to make an unusually good showing.
 Coach Oyerbagh is at present en- toying the Easter vacation at his home and will not return until school re- opens for. the spring term. However, Captain Young does not intend to al low the absence of the coach to in terfere with his spring training. for he has ordered his men to report at the diamond on next Monday after noon, when some good stiff work will be put through.
 He has a long list of candidates for the various positions and every man will be thoroughly tried out as it is
 intended to make this years team one
 ed the N. F. A. Among those en- deavoring to qualify for catcher is
 Chick Stanley, a first string man.
 who played in the field last year. and other last year men who are looking for the same job are Cohen, Cayouette ard Harold Hull, and included in the new men is George Mullen. First base will be covered by Captain Young and William Shea will look after the sec ond sack. while Hull, who played sec ond last year, and Noonan, former Bulkeley man. are out after third this season. William Stanley, last years third baseman. will probably play shortstop. Among the dozen or more
 candidates for the field is Charles Grove, a last seasons player.
 The schedule of some fifteen games includes Storrs, a strong bunch of
 players who have clashed with such teams as Colby, Middlebury college and New York university. Last year the N. F. A. defeated the Aggies 14 to 4 and they hope to administer a | like defeat this year. Another of the strong teams on the list is the Hart ford High. who are coming to Ncr- | wich on May 31. The schedule is given below:
 April 14-AH Stars at Norwich. April 16-Westerly at Westerly l April 17-Storrs at Storrs.
 April 20-KillingIy at Norwich. | April 24-Dingbats at Norwich April 2S-Hospital at Hospital. May Hospital at Norwich. May 5-N. L. Ind, at Norwich May 7-Stonington at Stonington. May 12-Killingly at Ki1lingly 1 May 15-N. L. Ind. at New London May 1S-Westerly at Norwich.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-30

Booth Hopper, formerly with New Haven, will be retained b Clark Grff-
 filth of the Washington Senators this season. Hopper has been pitching as
 good ball as any pitcher on the team.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-30

Hal Ire1an. formerly with New Lon- don, has been sold by Manager Moran of the Phillies to the Montreal Inter nationals.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-30

George Horine won the high jump with feet 1-2 inches and the 5ave- lin with throw of 155 feet inches.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-30

Graham Bel1im 3. 2.11 IA, will be a matinee trotter at San Francisco this summer.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-30
SPORTING NOTES

Graham Bellini 3. 2.11 IA, will be a
 matinee trotter at San Francisco this summer.
 George Horine won the high jump
 with feet 1-2 inches and the tave- lin with a throw of 155 feet inches. Hal Irelan, formerly with New Lon
 don, has been sold by Manager Moran of the Phillies to the Montreal Inter nationals.
 Billy Sundays pulpit vernacular
 would do credit to a prizehght referee.
 In one of his recent Philadelphia ser
 mons the evangelist said: after the Meadowbrook A. c. games and did not get into running togS
 again until Wednesday of last week.
 The opening of the outdoor cycle
 racing season in Newark Saturday thousand fans at the Newark Velo7 drome.
 T. c. Thacher, Jr- the Harvard freshman, is a three-sports man. He excels at football, hockey and baseball. His father was a star in football 35 years ago.
 Tom McCarty. Montana heavy weight outfought Battling Levinslzy of New York city in ten round bout in Brooklyn Saturday night. McCar- ty was the aggressor throughout Booth Hopper, formerly with New Haven, will be retained b Clark Grff-
 filth of the Washington Senators this
 season. Hopper has been pitching as
 good ball as any pitcher on the team. That old souse Herod kept his oath when he delivered the head of John the Baptist to the young woman who didn't wear clothes enough to
 make leggings for g. humming bird" ]" Because of rain the polo game which was to have been played at San Fran cisco Saturday by the teams of the Philadelphia country club and the
 Midwick club of Pasadena, Cal, was postponed
 The students of Johns Hopkins uni- versity in Baltimore are preparing 8 big reception for Charley Brickley when the Harvard football star goes
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-01

board and large electric with tons
 lighting system the building
  date appointments of the building.
 Windhan High School
 The Windham lite of high buildings Of state Spacious well lighted assembly kitchen lunch school fences to be found and the building itself of brick with Accommodations slight will allow healthy The contain schoolrooms eight boys girls auditorium side building, boiler a of building, space the either side
 general principals adjoining inerphone system 
 A the department, comprsns large with accommodations for 60 a
 practically
  building with for all sciences between.
 southern laboratory in at of the building is stories in height
 In Ire sewing, and kitchen, janitor's boiler gymnasium.
 o dressing toilet for the boys girls with aci n
 system, @ cleaning noseless corridors details building
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-01
DANIELsoNs NEW BANK BUILDING
 THE FEATURE OF 1914 CONSTRUCTION WORK
Modern Building County National Bank
 At the Corner of Main and Streets

In of quiet in the building line building of Windham bank made addition to the business of Main and but purchased by the modelled admirable by the bank early in October when moved from building
 Of mi-coionia type in its ornate front with arched supporting new bank building has attrace and distinctive style
  brick with granite for front side base stones and si The on of Inc building while Center street Is entrance leading the building of the building leased a a
  County National Bank-1914."
 have all carried out with admirable taste the lobby having tiled floor namenal electric light fixtures To the right of the private for consultation. telephone booths fixtures banking witt ornamental grill ladies' opens
 cContnued on Page Eleveul
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-01

purchase the Wndham
  bank has the borough building which should credit reliable 
 al post has slightly above the be found in
  S1$2S00 gain of $22oO The Christmas broke all ords. mail cpts have been sufficient free delivery service will The good work accomplished by the civic federation and dis should feel proud of it's public citizens who give literally of The Business Mems association constantly the about conditions To the and of affairs
 
 self with To the bespea1 your cooperation and loyal the
 NATHAN PRINCE,
 Retiring of
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-01

shows @ an increase in cost Of of it5 for frame dwelling houses at total cost of 37o0o0 while $9oo less The great gain of 1914 is in the brick r permits lS but the amount expended in 1913 $61oOo is nfnsal in der his head are the building already specified There
 
 than in 1913 but the expended is 200 being s51,400 in 1913 as against s21.200 in 1914. addition buildings
  Molican
 
  would be materially
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-01

The citizens Of Borough of of Kill neghbOring towships 8 a prosperous 1915.
 business has been
 
  8 mar communities
 All larger mills running practically full time. and the thus paid in finds fair amount of building in smaller fin along leading It would within of might O Elmvile Dayvlle.
 The Assawaga Dayviue has increased International Cotton Manufacturing Both of above running Willamsvle 
 One of the most realty borough in
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-01

middle building old bell O
 On the north side of the floor second third kindergarten rooms. grade l. and the teachers
 On the grades, office the library second the need be transformed into ass
 tWoI for the boy other
 
 There q tic The boilers small heater in the spring fall the switch
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-01

feet depth All the glass flooring well equal basement by means way tore Tolets and modem m S f @ fn m installed % 6e e stores the 6Hidins electrically lighted @Ga teGa6t will be sufficient " provide ample heating facilities for each second located a sS nished off n @ eoofed 59 vi s 0 @ hea % are 4R %10Ts % % the P d % Wth e @ south with window edSes granite S9v dS n th g TndT @ I n l@ 5 P m Pane d a @ & s e ne
 Addition
 E % for i the 9 ditoR m e 1 % Ro on GT Main N sre @ which VI will provide the lodge with one of the best appointed homes in built of the of br withth courses of buff brick m H general dlnenai9n the will @ Re SS @ Tef inches long rathskellar the floor above the Basement fh lodge room about s8 ma 51 S m ~ large vestDule stairway vesbule have 
 ance of %ndoWs al6ns s it's length on eao6 doo
 St. JOsephs Convent.
 just a @ % s st Rh iSRVsas S aa AS9 69n @ @ m cost o5 Tag an9 P0% ocuPo @ t % e I @ 6e SuGn o sr a g n hesht @ o 6 9 a adons @ @ story
  brick construction gahled roof
 and girls addition the aa' s entrance s a Re oRape ha85o$y hall reception
  rThak IoCatCd 25XS0 On floor there another class there also uniy for sisters chambers and bath On building electrically lighted provision for fixtures The building is heated.
 Building.
 A building Chestnut Willow fronting Chestnut where the brick 1O2kx57, grders champered yellow the base
 
 fire escapes at is building. Construction May the building practically completed.
 New 4,5oo Pocket Central wharf, the Edward Chappen company have
  feet the modern unload with which it provided enables it unload barge in md half 1here formerly bitunnou been provided brick stable brick Altogether the gives Chappeu plant that uneXceled it's
 Majestic Building Water Street.
 J. B. Shannons Majestic building has be- of completed having It is Of reinforced construction height other of grade of the Water front
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-01

3 I % '9esd 9 oFe than the for 3 e sins e0 for 2 hf bade Gqdns @ % A 9 for eight mercantile and store 5 sgo o as e m 5 fo 8eFtn d oE oass 5 rsDs and s11O0O fol ands schoo property
 Fifty-sx New Buildings in the City
 BS5. '5 'ssSS9 s a5 s8@s s 5uia8g t ssa g. a !'5a total | % segoqa ;fsg7. onrqlng. alterations buildings $; total 1S at Estimated ThiFd September 1s1 @ buildings alterations buildings. brick ?; Fourth agarseToetePeT to December 80 1914 Ns build buildings, ns R9o o d % 9 to h & vaaon the wa sF Were of to Gg town limits outside of the @ city @ anu "S ." 'an' l " the
 New Thayer Building, s F5 & a sissS ss45S & F ThEsF bpdiPg at the oorne @ of 2tn @ and FTanln m s 0o is noW on the point of 6eing oceIpied b te @ % 6 nave rented 00S m i stands @ on the ge So long oGcupied the Re modern structure that has replaced t6es od eoden on co6structon the building under o8nectieu T Hgnerng and conaotng % of xvi which 3 I % M M T6aRs 2 is d @ % @ s nsf 3ss of bd R 9H2E % fs of m Preston to prepare plans specifcatons. -
 Weight of 4,ooo @ oor5 on s9 '9S the udfn @ has % emaGd weight of oo tons With safety safe aetor 9 in all Under F day for strength standing Goor Slabs aRoWed only f-i ine eaeon indsfng pss s1 e PRs o B e oogs
 Hundred Frontage on Franklin Street a and a depth a allows light this of buldng contains 54 average of of corridors provides the maximum of light ventilation
 
 
 of Franklin corridor throughout building interior 
 cornices. plate glass 
 The name in arg
 
 Improvements. further notable 
 farther of the of the buildings the by Moves in Of business locations
 Sunlight BuiIdfng
 of
 
 
 and which occupied entirely Columbus. This on with 
 Of average s5
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-01
Natchaug Grammar sohoo

Natchaug Grammar School
 The two modern school buildings which pleted by buildings 
 The new Natchag school building which triangular at the corner of MIX and Jackson with artificial reinforced crete floors It has frontage of 21a feet of 84
 The ill al i'm wi the main Is in he
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-01

Exceeding of 1913 $2s6877 building Windhan counties reached of $2o27 1914 surpagsng the record $ooooo in 19o number of past In 1913 the estimated total s960o
 a breaking total of construction that going in London New London Wlinantic together $2002777 of the building total while S200 900 represented
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-01
NEW LoNDoN's BUILDING IN 1914
 TOPPED ALL RECORDS FOR


including pier  terminal including big
  on e building 1913 buildings in
  that 
  F. practically completed and is progressing Union lodge buildings
  Y M. building. building in building year predicted prospects in building 1914 brighter in New London" and the prediction has issued runele than in 1913, the total The following line of buildings and the total d dlt + hLl
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-01

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Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-01

Building during year 1914
  stderabiy smaller buildings issued included of school buildings for 
 In the the permits
  just closed particular 26 representing just there 31 Q valuation o $102000.
 Wilnantic Building Summary.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-01
SUM OF s1s5,45o REPRESENTED IN
 BUILDING WORK IN WTLLfMANTIc.

Large Number of New Dwellings Approximate
 $1o2ooo-constructon Work Was About Figure
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-01
BUILDING OPERATIONS iN NoRWFtcH
 OVER HALF MILLION IN PAST YEAR.

Total Was S512527New Dwellings Erected There Were 52 in the City st7a,7oo-$165,7s7 Spent a State Hospital