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Evening star., 1919-09-27
HAVE YOU BEEN.LOOK-
ING FOR A HOUSE WITH

HANE Z 1OO DEEM AoO4N
ING FOR A HOUSE WITI
Five or Six Rooms.
$s.5oo-e rooms and bath; electricity
and gas; pipeless furnace:
space for garage: lot 75x1OO;
excellent condition.
Sc, ,40O-A charming little home on
Park place; 8 rooms and hath;
hot-water heat, electricity,
sleeping porch; possession DC.
tober 1. No. $50.
s7s5O-A semi-coIonial house located
In Takoma Park; rooms and
bath; hof-water heat. cleo
tricity, laundry; space for ga
rage; lot 50x15O.f No. 536.
5oo-A good buy on East Capitol
St: 6 rooms and bath; hot
water heat. gas and eiec-
tricity: hardwood floors; pos
session within 30 days. No.
6Ss.
81 5OO-Ruupalow in Brookland: 5
rooms and hath; hot-wafer
heat. electricity; garage; ex-
cellent condition; large lot.
No. $40.
Seven or Eight Rooms.
$4,7oO5 rooms and bath; latrcbe
heat; space for garage; JO-ft.
alley; possession within 80
days. No. $50.
$4,000 rooms and bath; hct-water
heat. electricity and gas:
semi-detached; laundry; new
" papered and painted; sleep
ing porch. desirable home.
Sth st. NV. No. 612.
el3. .9Oo-Beautiful location in north
west, overlooking park;
rooms and baths: hot-water
heat, sleeping porch. laundry:
built-in garage; delightful
neighborhood. No. 617.
$s,5ooLSix beautiful bungalows in
nearest suburban residence sec
tion; rooms and bath;
ami; lots 50x150. No. 631.
$6,3Oo-s rooms and baths; hot
water heat: garage: sleeping
porches: two-family bunga-
low; located in Takoma Park.
No. $50.
Nine or Ten Rooms.
$s.oooA1o rooms and bath: steam
heat; sleeping porch; lot 30r
100: located on T st. near
18th. For better class of col
ored. No. 375.
$50. .coo-A most desirable home in
Chevy Chase Of 9 rooms and
bath: hot-water heat. elec-
tricity: y acre Of ground
beautiful shade trees, fruit
and garden. Possession in
one week. No. 5e6.
$l7,ooo-lo rooms and bath; hot-water
heat; lighted with electricity;
lot 75x120; English style
house. with beautiful lawn
and flowers, located in Chevy
Chase. No. $50.
90, 5oo-Large 1o-room brick; deep
terraced lawn. overlooking
Rock Greek Park; good condi-
tioa: three porches: rear
stairway. This 10 good buy.
No. 81.
SIS. Ooo-9 rooms and baths; hot
water heat: open hreplaets: =.
2 sleeping porches; garage:
cold storage and servants'
room in basement. very
complete home. No. 53I.
Eleven or More Rooms.
S15,5oo-l2 rooms and 8 baths; elee-
tricity; space for garage;
good location on 18th ct. NV:
semi-detached. Easy terms.
No. 571.
SO o,50o-one Of the best buys In Mt.
Pleasant; II rooms and bath;
hot-water heat; eiecfricity
and gas: immediate posses
sion No. 554.
L. G. sc
Real Estate q
Loans al
.,,,., G. NV
foR sALE-HANDsoME 3-sTORY BRICK:
cons; al mod. imps.: cost % 800: VIII 2
Or g, 600 70 close an estate. A. T. HOLT
IAN. 1Hz0sN. 7. ave.
|rRICTLY MODERN Blk ROOM AND BAL
Irict Kouee !, esQ. 1t. cost for immediate %
sWNER. 10 .Ies&( llyw q. tnrtgAtse eed,. :
Evening star., 1919-09-27

13l1A FAIRMoNT N.W.-3-sToRY 4 BASE
immediate possession. Apply at house OWNER
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Irving Street.

4-story brick and stone, containing 12 rooms
baths. hot-water heat. gas and electricity
modern In every respect. In the old market
when property was slow to move this house
liver 1t today. Price. $l2.50O. Terms.
Evening star., 1919-09-27
FARMS, LARGE AND
SMALL. WE HAVE
THEM.

SIS. .00-Silver Spring: large farm: part
per acre. under cultivation balance heav-
lily wooded: Ane. heavy timber:
house and other buildings:
many Interesting features to
this property. No. 431.
$20. 50o-Farm Of twenty acres; beauti-
full home with all modern con-
veniences: fruit in abundance
and all ground under cultiva-
ton. wonderfully fertile. No.
46e.
$45 .000-i65 acres Of excellent ground;
good meadows: substantial ten
room house; tenant houses; ga
rage: other buildings; q real
value. No. 402.
A.750-Seven acres; good soil; dne
water: eight-room house: elee-
trfcity; convenient to w.. B.
and A. line. No. So.
If we have not described
the home you are seeking,
we have it. Call and let US
show it.
Evening star., 1919-09-27
YOUR HOUSES OR APARTMENTS
FOR SALE OR FOR RENT
SHOULD BE LISTED WITH
LEE D. LATIMER CO.,
rAoH ERANE S10S

YOUR HOUSES OR APARTMENTS
R,,i F0R SALE f., OR s,0I. T0R ES,r RENT
LEE D. LATIMER CO.,
1884 N. +. AVE- FRANK. CLOS.
Hillyer place NV, just west Of Conn. ave-
10 rooms and hath; 8 bedrooms; side and rear
alley. Monthly tenancy. $11,00o.
One Of those handsome houses on Upton st.
near Conn. ave.-10 rooms and baths: break
room for garage. See us for permission to
inspect.
Caroline ST.. Just few doors from 18th St.
home .Semi-detached brick dwelling; rooms
and bath. Reasonable terms. 5000.
Near 7th and NJ sts n.w-Three 3-story
brick dwellings; two with 8 rooms and bath
and one with II rooms and bath; large lot;
room for garage. Can be bought very cheap.
harvard ST. near 16th-12 rooms. 9
baths; all improvements; lot 50x145: garage
for cars; will sacrifice for 5000 less than
original cost
Near 11th and Irving sts.-7 rooms and bath.
brick; immediate possession; $3.50.
Near 17th and Lamont sts.-Attractive Ken
nedy- built home; 10 rooms and baths: hot
water heat: elec. light; fine order; room for
CHEVY CHASE. ~ 90
Attractive uew home near Chevy Chase
Club; lot 1sxi50; garage; 2-story pebble-dash
dwelling; porches; rooms and bath; hot
water heat: elec. light: reasonable terms.
Price. I'll 500.
Very attractive modern s-room and bath
hcme; elec. light; hot-water heat; shade trees;
lot 60x130. Price, $500.
$500 block 18th st. Very attractive Groom
snd bath colonial brick; large front porch; ho.-
water heat; electricity and gas In good repair
Lot 1Sx140 to 15-ft. paved alley. Easy terms.
Price only 81 coo.
FOR SALE-KANSAS AVE. RESIDENCE; g
rooms and bath; hot-water heat: electricity;
porches in the front and rear of house; ga
rage. Immediate possession. Price, $3.50.
VIM. p. NORMOYLE.
$40 st. NV.
Evening star., 1919-09-27

LIST. NE. NEAR sth.; 1o-RooM AND
bath bay-window brick; deep lot to
alley. Price. $3.50; easy terms.
rooms; gas, water; large lot; I'm
proved street. Price. 31.5oo; terms easy.
w. 9. puvALL:--
-lO25 WOODWARD BUILDING
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Oak Street.
Phone Main 34s2-34s3.

2-story brick; 8 rooms and bath: hot-watel
heat and electric light; modern in every r.
spect. This house Is just what you bargain
hunters are looking for. Price, $500. $50(
cash and easy monthly payments.
Evening star., 1919-09-27
FOR sALE-HoUsEs.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
Contfnucl.

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
Open for Inspection.
1906 Newton St. NV.
D,85O. Terms to Suit.
delightful rooms. h.w.h.. room for
garage. southern exposure. newly pa
pered and painted. screens and avn
ings. splendid residential section. Va
cant. Open from o u.m. to 8 pm.
245 Rock Creek Church
Road NV.
$500. Easy Terms. ).
8 well arranged rooms. tiled hath,
electric lights h.w.h., built-in fire.
proof garage, back yard to wide paved
alley This is delightful colonial
front and rear. Vacant. Open from
am. to 9 pm.
Near Soldiers Home Park.
5000. $1,000 Cash.
8 rooms. bath. h.w.h., garage, coloni-
al porch. splendid condition. Immedi-
ate possession.
West of 14th-Columbia Hgts
$3.50. $3.50 Cash.
8 delightful rooms. tiled bath. elec-
tricity, h.w.h. An absolute bargain.
Buchanan St. West of 18th.
$3.50. $500 Cash.
Wide home, containing rooms on
2 floors; electricity, h.w.h., sleeping
porch, garage. colonial front porch.
Southern exposure.
New Houses-Northwest.
$500. Terms to Suit.
g delightfully."- planned rooms. open
wnshstand. elec. lights. colonial porch.
near cars and public and Western
High schools.
Bungalow-Chevy Chase, D. C
$12,5OO. Easy Terms.
g. delightful rooms. 2 baths. fire.
proof garage under house; one bed
room. bath. sleeping porch and library
on first floor; brand new; possession
to suit.
Downtown Rooming House.
Near Washington Circle.
$500. Easy Terms.
10 large rooms, baths. back riley,
room for garage; on New Hampshire
ave. This property Is one Of the most
Evening star., 1919-09-27
Price 81 300

18th st. Sc, north Of Pennsylvania
ave.-A fve-room. modern house with
bath; key at this office: possession
given when transfer is made. II you
are looking for q moderate priced home
which you can move into at once. this
Is your chance; terms, $500 cash, bal
ance SIS per month, to include interest
and principal.
Evening star., 1919-09-27
Otis Place.

2-story brick; 8 rooms and bath; hot-water
heat and electricity. This house is completely
furnished. Has to be sold to close the estate.
Price. Sc, 600. $500 cash and easy monthly
payments. This house is we'll worth looking
into.
Evening star., 1919-09-27

: Mass. ave., corner residence, NV.
section. A most attractive home. ex-
terror end interior; Is rooms and
tiled baths; hot-water heat; gas. and
electricity; Bealor hot-water heater;
paruuet floors, first and second floors
and stairway. Price, 81, 900.
Evening star., 1919-09-27

CHEVY CHASE. ~
Attractive Esw home near Chevy Chase
Club; lot 7axi50; garage; 2-story pebble-dash
dwelling; porches; rooms and bath; hot
water hent: elec. light: reasonable terms.
Evening star., 1919-09-27
Clifton Street.

3-story brick; 10 rooms and baths: hot
water heat and electricity. This house is in
excellent condition. Price. 81, 500. Reasonable
terms.
Evening star., 1919-09-27

Z rooms and ba tn; hot water heat and electric
light. This house has just been recently built.
Price, $500. $1,000 cash and monthly pay
Evening star., 1919-09-27
Ontario Road.

10 rooms and bath: steam heat and elec-
tric lights; garage. Price. 5000. Terms to
suit.
Evening star., 1919-09-27

BEAUTIFUL HOME; CORNER
NEAR 18th and r. Handsome stone
front. with porch: IL rooms and
baths; all front rooms; finely decorst-
: ed; hardwood floors. electric lights.
ETC.: possession October L. Price,
81. 500.
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18th Street.

rooms and bath: steam heat and electric
light; double garage. Price. $500.
Evening star., 1919-09-27
Bungalow-Chevy Chase, D. c
SIP 500 Fasv Terms

8 delightful rooms. baths. fire.
proof garage under house; one bed
room. bath. sleeping porch and library
on first floor; brand new; possession
to suit.
Evening star., 1919-09-27

$500 block 18th st. Very attractive t6-room
snd bath colonial brick; large front porch; ho.-
water heat; electricity and gas. In good repair.
Lot 1sx14O to LIFT. paved alley. Easy terms.
Evening star., 1919-09-27

Very attractive modern S-room and bat
hcme; elec. light; hot-water heat; shade trees
lot 60x130. Price, $500.
Evening star., 1919-09-27

433 1st st. SEA six.room, modern
brick house,. IN out-of-town owner has
instructed US to sell this house, and
1t Is bargain at the price offered:
we can arrange satisfactory terms.
Evening star., 1919-09-27
CHEVY CHASE, d. c.

CdEV1 CdASE, d. %
- Beautiful center-hall plan home; IL
rooms, 2 baths; electricity: hot-water
heat. thoroughly modern; large
grounds: beautiful shrubbery and dow-
/, ers; alley; one square car line. House
handsomely decorated. This Is the kind
that will please you. Possession ten
days. Price. SIC, 500.
Evening star., 1919-09-27

Near 17ih and Lamont sts.-Attractive Ken
nedy built home; 10 rooms and 2 baths: hot
| water heat; elec. light; fine order; room for
garage; 81. 50S.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-09
MARKET WAS ACTIVE.

New York Aug. S.-The extremely active and very irregular course of trading on the stock exchange today was almost wholly traceable to inn pending developments at Washingto on and the extension of labor troubles.
 Money conditions were again dis tinctiy encouraging in the sense that call loans were freely obtainable at moderate rates. while time funds were more plentiful. mainly from interior sources
 Prices of active stocks. seasoned as well as speculative issues, were one to five points higher at the excited open irsg,- those advances in several note worthy instances being considera bly extended during the first hour.
 Rails and few of the high priced specialties, such as tobaccos, proved the only conspicuous exceptions to the rally, which gave way. however, to an- other extensive selling movement at midday.
 For the balance of the session the record was one of almost steady bet terment favorites among industrials notably United States Steel. rehecting ter. Short covering contributed in no small degree to the markets stability with numerous gains of two to ten points Sales amounted to 2,o5o,ooo shares
 This is the fourth time this year that transactions have approximated the two million share mark. On the previous occasions. however each enormous turnover accompanied ris- ing market values
 The more confident tone reflected by the stock market did not extend to foreign exchange. rates for the most part continuing to move against Lon don and continental Europe. with francs almost at yesterdays low rec ord
 Bonds were weak at the outset,
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-09

gained the plaudits of the fans at Madison Square Garden, received a thunderous ovation he rode around McNamara on the last lap of the race and won by two open lengths.
 The crowd was so large at the New ark race track that the sales of grand stand seats were stopped long before the races started. and when the bleachers filled up the fans had to flock into the arena.
 Frank Kramer male poor showing in a three -cornered match agai lst Arthur Spencer and Roymand Eaton. Spencer, the young Toronto star, wou she race. with Eaton second and Kramer only third It was run in three heats, with one rider out of each one. In the first heat Spencer beat Eaton and then followed by beating kram- CT, while in the last heat Eaton took kramer'S mea sure.
 Alfred Goullet won a one-mile Class A invitation from all the stars and finished first in another one mile race and was third in the mile handicap.
 Fred Taylor. of the New York A. C. won the lf-mile amateur handicap D and Anthony Young took the mile Class A invitation for amateurs.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-09
GARLAND AND JOHNSON LOSE
 TO PATTERSON AND BROOKS

Newport, R. l.. Aug. S.-Appearance of the Australian tennis players. Nor man E.. Brooke-sGerald Patterson R. V. Thomas ana Randolph Lycett. this afternoon in doubles. and play in the semi-finals of the singles earlier in the day, divided the interest of the gal lery at the Newport Casino.
 Patterson and Breokes played two matches, with little rest between. and in the second defeated Charles s. Gar land, Jr.. and Harry c. Johnson. 6-3. 6-4. Garland and Johnson also play ed two matches in succession.s defeat- ing $. H. Voskel1 and Ichiya kuma- gae. 2-6. 7-5, 6-4, in the first.
 Thomas and Lycett had an easier time advancing to the semi finals of the doubles, as W. M. Johnston and c. J. Griffin defaulted to them in the third round.
 Johnston will meet w. T. Tilden in the finals of the singles tomorrow forenoon. The semi finals of the dou- bles also are scheduled for the fore noon. Brookes and Patterson meeting R. Norris Williams and w. M. Wash burn, while Thomas and Lycett will meet Wallace R. Johnson and Vincent Richards. The finals of the doubles will be played in the afternoon.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-09
THREE CLUBS WILL HOLD
 MEETING MONDAY NIGHT

New York. Aug. S.-Colonel JacoD Ruppert, president of the New York American League club. announced to- day he had received telegram from Benjamin Shibe. president of the Phil adelphia Americans. declining his in vitation to attend meeting here next Monday to discuss the case of Carl Mays. who had been suspend ed by President Ban Johnson but pitched esterday after an injunction ference with his playing.
 Colonel Ruppert received another telegram from Charles Comiskey. the president of the Chicago Americans, saying he would be present. So far, the Boston and Chicago clubs have signified their intention of being rep resented at the meeting, while St Louis. Detroit. Cleveland and Wash ington have not been heard from of fcially The presidents of St. Louis and Detroit have declared they would not attend.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-09
NORWICH BALL CLUB TO PLAY
 GROTON IRON WORKS TEAM

very interesting game is assured the fans on Sunday when the Nor wich baseball team clashes with the fast team from the Groton Iron Works. This team comes to Norwich with an envia Bles record. having con quered most of the semi-pro teams in these parts and from all indications they are out to take the~ mea sure of this fast aggregation of Norwich baseball tossers.
 The Norwich , management wisely considers the Groton team worthy op- ponents and for this reason have ma teria1ly strengthened their team for the occasion. A dark horse may be uncovered to do the twiriing While the rest of the lineup! will remain in tact.
 Fans. Consider this lineup and judge. for yourselves. the calibre of this team: - Houlihan. Mu1hoffand, :, C1abpy and Wheeler will take care of the outer garden; Counihan will catch with. Gley at first. Mckay at second, Dugas al third and Murray at. short. So far this defense is practi- cally impregnable. Now uncover dark horse to do the mound work and the team is completea Can you beat. it? Not And it will be hard to find team that can. This is the club the fans of this city will see in action on Sunday against the Groton Iron Works and a great game is assured.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-09
MoOSUP VS. PLAINFIELD
 AT MCOSUP SUNDAY

Sunday afternoon. Aug. 10. at the Carpet Grounds. Moosup the Moosup team and the Plainfield team will go at each other in regular Willard Dempsey style, and Moosup is certain that her team will do the Dempsey stunt. Moosup has got together one of the best bunches of tossers that the fans of the vicinity have ever seen and when the game starts they will show Plainfield; how real baseball is played. Following is the lineup of the Dempsey team: McE1roy of the Prov idence Grays p. McG finley of the Prov idence Grays c. Joe LaBell 1b. Buck ley 2b. Gus Johnson of the American and British team ss. Danny Hughes of the Providence Grays 3b. Scubby Adams If. Mccarthy Of. and. Bill. Kelly If. Hiainfeld won the first game of the series to be played by these two teams by the score of to 0. but the Moosup packers have got money that keeps shouting "Plainfield will lose this game" and will offer itself. to ba ok it's team to the limit. Is there any Plainfield money tfI can talk like Moosup's. If there is. consider it covered
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-09
ANNOUNCES CHANGE IN DRAW
 FOR NATIONAL DOUBLES

New York. Aug. S.-At the offices of the United States Lawn Tennis Asso- cfation today an announcement was made to the effect that through a misunderstanding the draw for the national doubles championship was sent out incorrectly last night Pres ident George T-Adee. through his sec retary, gave the following for publi- cation as the correct result of the draw:
 First day. Monday. Aug. II.
 Eumzgae and Throckmorton vs. Williams and Washburn-
 McLoueh1in and BundZ vs- Davis and Johns.
 AT the others drew byes.
 Second day. Tuesday. Aug. 1z.
 Af~-=Y-z=- and Voshell vs. Lycett and Thomas fAAs1deFs
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-09
LUDERUS MAKES RECORD
 FOR CONSECUTIVE GAMES

Fred Luderus, the Phillies, first baseman.. broke Eddie Collins record of participating in consecutive games when he played aga.nst the Cubs at Chicago Sunday. Iuderus has not missed a single contest in the last 479 played. This beats Collins re- cord by one.
 The Philadelphian began his consec- ntive streak on June ?, 1916, and has not been absent from a single contest since then. Luderus' record is as fol- lows:
 Games, 47s; at bat 1,70e; runs, 1s1; hits. ASA; two baggers.. S5: three bag gers, 10; home runs, 1S total bases on hits, SAP per cent, 253; Put outs, 4,917 :; assists, 312; errors, 67; fielding av- craze .967.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-09
Spr'inkling Notice TO PROPERTY OWNERS AND
 TENANTS

Any person who obtained ia written permit from the Board of. Water Com mfssioners, to use. city water for sprinkiing purposes during the season of 1913, can use the water at the same rate during this 1919 season, without obtaining permit. and unless notice to the contrary is received at the Board of Water Commissioners' Office. on or before July, Is. 1919, it will be taken for granted that it is used.
 All others intending to use watar Tor sprinklfng purposes. tenants in cluded, must obtain a written permit.
 The Sprinkling season is from April 1st to September 3otn. &Set
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-09
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WHITE 1Sox AND ATHLETICS
 SPLIT DOUBLE HEADER

Philadelphia. Aug. S.-Strunk's in field single in the thirteenth inning after Walker was purposely passed, won the first game of today's double header for Philadelphia. to 4. but the second contest was Chicago's all the way score 6 to 2. Kinney scored three of his teams five runs in the first game and after Jackson drove home run over the right field wall with Weaver on base in the fourth in ming, pitched airtight ball.
 Iseiboli's double and koDpen's huff of F. Collins fly in the second inning. decided the second game. Louder milk, while cratic. held Philadelphia safe. Scores:
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-09
FEATHERS yS. BLUES
 AT FALLS SUNDAY

Sunday on the Falls diamond the Panthers will cross bats with the fast Richmond Blues. This team has play ed nearly all teams. around these parts and have only been defeated once.
 :, The .Panthers of the Falls have securing the E>and L. battery which
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-09
OSCAR EGG WINS BIKE
 RACE ERROM McNAMARA

Seventeen thousand bicycle fans packed every inch of available space at the Velodrome, in Newark Sunday and saw Oscar Egg, the sturdy Swiss rider. making his first appearance of the season, defeat Reggie McNamara
 the gritty Australian, in a gruelling ten mile paced race. Egg only arrived from France week ago, and the
 popular Swiss, who has often times
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-09
WAUREGAN TO PLAY WILTON
 AT WAUREGAN SUNDAY

The fast Whiton Machine company team of New London will clash with the Wauregan team Sunday. Aug 10, at Wauregan. King Bader eX-Boston Red SoX pitcher, will do the mound work for Wauregan. A fast game is expected The Wauregan- team would like to hear from the Ashland team for a game to be played some time in the near future. Write to Zoel May nard, Wauregan. Conn.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-09
Eastern League
EAST ENDS VS. EMERALDS
 AT FAIRGROUNDS SUNDAY

The fast East Ends will meet the Emeralds Sunday at the Fairgrounds and the fans are promised a fast game. Manager Caulkins of the East Ends has secured some of the best players of this vicinity and will use them in the Sunday game. Following is the lineup. Jumbo James C. Debar- ros D, J. Pedace 1z. Boyens 2b Leon ard ss:. -i>@r 3b Randall If. Riley of and CalKA.s:, If. Any team wishing games write to E. F. Calkins. r. o. Box 96.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-09
"POP" CROWLEY TO STAGE
 COMEBACK ON SUNDAY

Sunday at the Fair Grounds base ball fans of the city will be given a royal treat by Pop Crowley's collec- ton of old time stars. most of whom are well known by Norwich fans. The lineup will consist of such men as Tank Hyman, crack first baseman of the Emeralds: Farrell. of a profes- sionaI team in Providence. Goldberg of the A. E. F.. O'Brien of the sRich-
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-09

includes Levitski and ),eames. This game will be called promptly at 1 o. clock.
 The Partners would also like to ar range games with any local teams such as the Trimmers, Baltic Rival, Duwells or Kickers for Sunday James. Please send all acceptances to J. Me Burney. 34 Lafayette street. Norwich, Conn.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-09
A. H. MAN, JR.-cEORlc MAJOR
 IN TENNIS FINALS TODAY

Norfolk, Conn. Aug. S.-A. H. Man. Jr, of REhmond Hill. l.. l.. and Ce- dric Maj of Brooklyn will meet to- morrow on the Norfolk Country Club courts in the finals of the Connecticut tennis championships. Both won their matches in the singles today.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-09

mond Blues. and Calkins of the Indus
 trial League. These players will cross bats with Manager James Cuban Giants and Manager Crowley assures thes public of a fast game. sTne indf- cator will be held by Ed. Woodmansee.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-09
HENDRIX HOLDS GIANTS
 TO THREE SCATTERED HITS

Chicago, Aug. S.-Claude Hendrix held New York to three scattered hits today, while Chicago. hitting Nehf op- portunely. shut out the visitors. to 0, in the first game of the series. It was the first time this season that the Giants have been shut out by a right hand pitcher. Score: