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Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-02
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE

FOR SALE: By order of the Honor- able Court Of Probate for the District Of Norwich. I will sell the Interest of stephen C. Parker. late of Norwich, in tate situate on the westerly side of the New London turnpike, at East Great Plain. so-called, within the Town Of the application to sell on file in said Court For more particular descrip- tion. see said application.
 JAMES A. PARKER,
 dee2d Administrator
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-02
w. C. [. u. Meets.

The Wonan's Christian Temperance union held their regular monthly meet ing Monday afternoon in Room 6, Bill block, Shetucket street. The attend ance was fair. Regular monthly re- ports of the officers were read and ae- cepted and plans for the future were discussed A number of important matters are to come before the next meeting, the first Monday in Jehuary.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-02
One Bell Alarm in November.

During the month of November there was but one bell alarm for the month. The fire department nine telephone calls and two still alarms. The bell alarm came in November IS, at a. m. from Box 22s for cellar fire on Main street.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-02

At d conference Of building trades. employers from all parts of the state held Sunday in New Haven, steps were taken to organize a. state asso- ciatlon of contractors lli the building trades.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-02
juror for U. &. cevrt.

Assessor Albie s. Hale of Lathrop avenue has been summoned as a juror for the U. S. court which convenes at Hartford Wednesday morning.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-02
A TickIe Is the Reginninr

of a thrpAt cold or painful cough. HAY EfS HEALING HONEY stops the tickle by healing the throat. $50 per bottle.-adv
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-02

THERE Is no azverrislng medium in Eastern Connecticut equal to The Bul- ietln for busfncss reruats. --.--.-.-
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-02
pain4Au nf 1.a5 Innhes.

Rainfall of 1.S5 Inches. The rain measurement of the storm ] ef EatHraag night and Sunday, which Tas taken at the water office was : f.s5 Inches, .
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-02
unexpsndea

H. 16 o 15. follows:
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-02

City Treasurer Stephen H. Reeves surnf1lary of receipts, May 1e. 1919, to November l5, 1919, is as folows: Cash ofl hand
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-02
THAMES RIVER LINE.

IHAMEs HIFEH LINE.
 steamer Cape Cod. Whitehall Trans pertation Co, Inc, leaves New York. Pier @. North River, Wednesdays and Fridays at ?. m- Norwich Thursdays and Sundays at D. m: New London s D. m- Passenger rates between Nor wich and New York, S2., Stateroofns. all outside. si.io. including war tax.
 r. V. KNOUSE, Agent.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-02

The New London post of the Amer ican Legion now has 800 members.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-02
PERSONALS

Mrs. Flora B. Brown of Hartford was a visitor in town over Thanksgiving.
 Miss Margaret Cornell of Pratt street spent Thanksgiving in Colches-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-31
Enseiianza grafca

Cuando ustd era un nino lie de-
clan que ell sol esta SO millOnes
de millas de la terra este era
para usted I'm dato arido, seco, sin
interes, que no traia NADIA SUI
imagination. Ell "Tesoro" le cuen-
ia al nifo de hoy que un tren
corriendo la velocidad de 1900
metros por minute tardaria LIT
amos para llegar al sol Y lie
muestra un grabado que ilustra
,el hecho grafcamente.
No Sc lie dice 1nicamente que la
terra es redonda, sino que lie po-
ne delante una serie de laminas
que Sc 10 demuestra. Otra serie
completa de grabados lie demues-
ira como ha sido hecha su bicicle-
ta; v con otra, como anda su re-
loj y marca la hora, y como v por
que una camara fotografca hace
I'm retrato. Y asf mismo mil Y una
cosas mas, que el desea saber v
debe saber.
La demonstration de los conoci-
mientos que enseTa deja de ser
una succession de escuetos resi-
menes Y de figuras enigmaticas
para convertirse en- series vivien-
tes o interesantes que lie deleitan,
atraen su imagination v lie ms
truyen, sin que Sc de cuenta de
que esta aprendiendo.
y
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-31
Una oportunidad grande

La responsabilidad es grande,
pero la oportunidad es mas grande
aln; v ninguna generation en- la
historic de la humanidad ha te-
nido una OCCASION semejante a la
que Sc presentara niaiiana a los
niiios de hoy. La empresa sera di-
ffcil no hay duda, y solamente
aquellos q ue tengan mas capaci-
dad, mas talento v mejor prepara-
cion, seran los 1nicos aptos para
llevarla a efecto, para poder res
ponder a todo 10 que de ellos van
reclamar las circunstancias.
Que los nifios de hoy posean
cuando sean hombres v r1ujeres
la mayor eficacia possible, depende
prineipalmente de sus padres.
Sc ha dicho que la presente ge-
neraci6n debe pagar el costo que
representa- la actual confagracion
del mundo. Debe hacer algo mas
que eso-debe preparar la pr6xi-
ma generaci6n para la empresa
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-31
Cuadros que enselan

En- todo libro de finalidad ms
tructiva es poderoso elementos au-
xiliar de la eficacia del texto la
representation grafica de los OBJ
jetes a que Sc refere la ensenan-
"a. Las ilustraciones, los graba-
dos, son, ademas, un singular
realce del valor artistico de un
libro v cuando la obra. es pura-
mente de entretenimiento, afiaden
a sus halagos literarios un nuevo
medic de cautivar la imagination
y de acrecentar el interes.
Tratandose de un lihro como el
que describimos, estos tres aspec-
tos de la parte grafica Sc unen pa
ra llevar al mas alto grado su I'M
portancia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-31

que indefectiblemente tiene que
acometer.
Sin embargo, los nifios de hoy
tendran que resolyer en- el mana
ma por SO solos muchos de los
problemas que le esperan. Desgra-
ciadamente es un hecho verdade-
ro que la experiencia personal de
los padres es solamente de valor
indirecto para los hijos. Cada uno
de nosotros tiene que aprender
Dor 81 muchas lecciones.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-31

En- el espiritu del nino, adn mas
que en- ell del adulto, la palabra
necesita acompanarse de la ina
gen material de las cosas que Sc
quiere fijar en- ell entendimiento
del lector.
Nuestro libro participa, no solo
del caracter didactico, sino tam
bien del de las obras de amenidad
y de recreo; Y tambien en- este
sentido interesaba dotarlo de una
parte grafica profusa y escogida.
Y finalmente, atendiendo mu-
cho lograr una presentation de
la obra que hiciera que celia en-
trase por los ojos" segun el CO.
nun modo de decir, no podiamos
olvidar tan poderoso medic de
contribuir la hermosura Y la
riqueza de los tomos que entire
gamos a la publicidad.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-31
VIERNES

Els Ell da
dies paabras atnas signfan da
tie dia consagrado a aqueIla diosa.
Hay
NosotrOs lie lamamos e plapeta
Recorriendo la mtooga especial
mnte nuesra aenci0n nombe de
gunario sno e osa bella amabe antiques
bolzaban todos los de a natl
Los griegos la lamaron Aoda hija de la
historic bella dosa.
nos mqto u padre arr menBros los cuales foaron
puma de la cua nac6 dosa Venus Una concha marina e
c6ro hiZo
al fin las coas de Chpre bnde la beon nnfas
condueron iunamente
rodeado de nubes respandores
Ella es la graciosa
vespertno
pdsculo.
Eel Tesoro de la Juyentud', pag AS
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-31
Para los que no tienen hijos

FL "Tesoro" es una obra hecha
principalmente para los ninos,
pero escrita en- tai manera, que
lnteresara personals de todas las
edades.
La obra contene aquella parte
de la sabiduria de todos los ITEM
pos y de todos los paises que a
cualquier persona impOrte saber.
Asi, claro es, que sus paginas
estan repletas de muchas cosas
de interes para las personas me-
yores. Els natural que an hombre
encontrara cosas que cuando nifio
aprendio para olvidar mas tarde,
pero que agradecera recordar, y
aun con estas cosas sencillas las
vera presentadas de una manera
nueva y mas interesante que la
acostumbrada. Pero, ademas, hay
n1uchfsima information que Illus
tiara aun a los padres.
Qulen, por ejemplo, no tendra
interes en- leer tales artfculos CO.
mo "Como crfa perlas una los-
tra", "Como de la TERRA Sc OBJ
tienen los alfileres", "De que
modo Sc obtiene ell petr6leo", GEL
cinematografo Y sus secretos" !,
"La fabrication del hierro v del
acero", "Los navegantes del al
re-, "Que ocurre cuando pensa-
mos, "Origen de las plantas", Gel
instinto constructor que poseen
las aves", la vida en- Australia,
"Los orfgenes de Espana", las
historias de los hombres Y muje-
res celebres, que contiene el "Te-
soro"so muchos de los mil poemas
y versos que estan inclufdos en- la
obra?
En- pocas palabras. Ell "Tesoro"
es una obra que nteresa a toda
la familia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-31

Todo pedido que Sc deposite
en- el correo en- cualquier parte
de la Isla ANTES DE LA
MEDIA NoCHE DEL PRoXIMo
LUNES, Ola a, tendra derecho
a participar de los precios y las
condolences en- que Sc vende ac-
tualmente; pero los que sean en-
viados y hasta los que Sc trai-
gan personalmente en- la mana
ma del dfa 5 de Agosto despues
de ese dfa tendran que pagar los
precios aumentados.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-31

Todo pedido que Sc deposite en-
el correo en- cualquuier parte de
la Isla ANTEs DE LA ME-
Ola NOCHE DEL PRoxIMo
Ola 4, LUNES, tendra dere-
cho a participar de los precios v
las condolences en- que Sc vende
actualmente; pero los que sean
enviados y hasta los que Sc trail
gan persOnalmente. la mana1a
del dfa S de Agosto despues de
ese dia tendran que pagar los
precios aumentados.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-31

lie 10 lea. Sc despreocupara hasta
de la comida por dedicarle tempo
los vol1menes: tan attractive
interesante es ell estilo con que
estan escrito.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-31
El regalo que dara mas placer provecho un nino

Gel Tesoro de la Juventud" es
Ell regalo dnico que une ell mayor
delete con ell mayor provecho. Els
el mejor regalo que puede hacerse
a un niiio joven.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-31
Ell regalo que nunca sera viejo

Estos voumenes daran placer e
instruction a los nifos por mu-
chos amos que tendran una buena
infuencia durante toda su vida.
Los nifios nunca Sc cansan de
leer las interesantes paginas v
estudiar los 1000 cuadros educati-
vos. de esta obra que instruye,
deleitando.
"El Tesoro" es ell regalo que
dara mas provecho y mas algeria
a los niiios.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-31
1000 grabados educativos

Quien quiera que con conoci-
mientos de libros, recorra un to-
mo de GEL Tesoro de la Juventud",
declarara de Immediate que las
ilustraciones de esta obra, por su
abundancia Y selection, senalan
ell mas alto esfuerzo a que las
artes graficas pueden alcanzar
cooperando en- libros de este ge-
nero.
Las ilustraciones hacen de nues-
ira ENCYCLOPEDIA UN ALBUM
PRECIOSISIMO, que atin consi-
dorado independientemente del
texto, encierra un valor de ense-
ilanza v de delete que justificaria
por 81 solo la adquisicion de esta
obra exceptional.
Admirables cromolitografias,
grades Y fotograbados,. reprodu-
cen en- su lugar oportuno los fe-
n0menos de la naturaIeza fisica;
los ejemplares del reino animal v
vegetal; los cuadrOs v episodiOs
de la historic humana; la fisOno-
mia de los grandes hOmbres, los
objetos y las faenas que Sc re-
laciOnan con las distintas indus
trias; las creaciones del genio ar
tistic0 de los puebl0s, sus monu-
mentOs y sus ruinas, los paises
que determinan la fisonomia ca
ractiristica de cada region de La
TERRA, y las escenas cOncebibles
por la fantasia de los poetas y ma
rrad0res en- las sombras de imagi-
naci0n que icnluye ell yastO plan
de nuestra ENCYCLOPEDIAS. s
Que poderoso aliciente significa
esta s6lida parte grafica para des-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-31
Saber es poder

A pesar de ESQ hay una cosa de
immense valor que los padres de
hoy pueden tar seguros que sus
hijos posee h. Esta possession de
incalculables valor es Saber. La
mejor preparation que puede dar-
sele a los niiios de hoy para SUI
empleo mafana, es educacion,
moral, verdadera y it'll. Cuanto
mas posean mejor podran enfren-
tarse con los problemas que obs
truiran su cambio. La generation
pr6xima necesitara saber mas que
ninguna de las que hasta ahora
han vivido.
Las escuelas, a pesar de 10 bue-
mas que son hoy, no pueden ense-
nar los ninos en- unas pocas ho-
ras al dfa, todo 10 que deben sa-
ber, nj siquiera 10 que quieran
saber. Mucho depende de los pa
dres y de la ayuda que Sc les de
en- ell hogar.
Para suplir justamente esta de-
ficiencia es que Sc ha publicado el
"Tesoro". Para proveer ell hogar
de esta ayuda auxiliar de la edu-
cacion que los ninos adquieren en-
la eScuela, S
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-31
Alimento grato para Ell cerebro

Ell "Tesoro" proporciona des-
canso al confundido padre v gra-
to y provechoso entretenimiento
al nifio indagador. Estos libros
son un alimento simplificado,
condensado Y grato para el cere-
bro de los ninos. listed alimenta
sus cuerpos embellishments en- la
casa, / por que no hacer 10 mismo
con sus mentes?
/ SPor que no ha de ser asf GUAM
do el medic esta mano para ms
truir deleitando?
FL "Tesoro" no aumentara el
trabajo del nifio. Lo encantara,
10 divertira muchfsimo en- cada
minute que emplee leyendo sus
paginas que emplee leyendo sus
paginas D miranda sus grabados.
Nunca tendra usted que pedir-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-31

pertar y mantener ell amor de la
lectura en- ell espritu de aquellos
nlnos que espontaneamente no los
sientan y permanezcan reacios a
la curiosidad de descifrar los sig
nos de la palabra escrita.
A alg1n niiio puede no gustarle
leer, pero seguramente ese mis-
mo nifio lie agradara yer laminas
curiosas, porqueu este es un in
teres a que no hay amino infantil
que resista; Y la contemplation de
esas laminas sera infinitas veces
el sueluelo que 10 tiente a enterar-
Sc de la explicacion y del CO.
mentario que lie aclaren al objeto
que ha herfdo su imagination.
The Washington times., 1919-12-28

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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-08
CL.E0PATRAI IS
 DEFEATED In
 JAMAICA RAGE

New York. Oct. 8-CIeopatra was beaten at Jamaica yesterday. w. R. Goes high class lilly. which ran sec ond to Man o'NNar in the Hopeful Stakes at Saratoga Springs, which won the Champagne Stakes at Bel mont Park, which was beaten a short head for third money in the Futurity, finished third, a rather distant third, to Head Over Heels and Betty J. in the Hiawatha Handicap at five and a half furlonGs.
 Like Walter Ruether out in Cincin- nati, she did not run to her true form. Racing, like baseball, is most un- certain at times. Cleopatra and her stable companion, Cinderella, were held at the almost pTOnibitive price of 1 to 3. MT. Coe and their trainer, Billy Karrick expected them to run one-two in the ftve-horse field. but Cinderella propped herself at the start, while Cleopatra, which ranks with Constancy at the top among the three-y Allies of the year, was badly outrun all the way.
 The Iight-footed Head Over Heels forced the pace and lasted long enough to win a hard drive from Betty J., an added starter. No ex- cuses could be offered for Cleopatra; she broke well enough, but was out run from the start.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-08
HARVARD GAINS TWO STARS FOR
 PLACES IN LINE

Cambridge, Oct 8 - Harvard's 8 great wealth of exceptional foot ball timber was further augmented yesterday when physicians thoroughly examined Nose Hadley. one of the best tackle candidates, and declared him fit for a strenuous game Be cause of a gassing received in France, Hadley had been holding back Had ley played a brilliant game on his freshman eleven and is expected to develop into an exceptional ineman- Furthermore, Howard Brocker, 220- pound guard on the same team with Hadley, is just back from France and had his first workout yesterday. He has the speed of a man many pounds lighter and will have a chance to show what he can do on the varsity.
 The Crimson will be without the services of two of it's regulars in the game with Colby next Saturday, Cap tain aIur1ay sustained an injury to his back last week which may keep him out of play unts after the Brown game on Oct 18 Hamilton, the left half barG who worked well with HorWeen and Casey, has a leg injury which will prevent his playing for some days Humphrey and Babe Fe1ton are as Toirants for the vacant quarter back berth while Fred Church or Nelson will be used at left half Walter Tru1n- bull tackle in 1914, is coaching the line at present
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-08
PITCHING IN
 THIS SERIES IS
 BEST RECORDED

New York, Oct. S.---Never in any world series since Christy Mathewson turned back the Athletics in most con vincing style in the 1905 October clas- sic has the pitching been of such bril- liance as is the case this year. The batters and fieIders have been so completely overshadowed by the eff forts of the mound workers that the excpetiona1 catches of Eddie Roush, the perfection of Daubert and the all- around steadiness of both clubs has been overlooked. It is the sort of pitching that every hurler dreams about but seldom turns loose for in spection.
 Beginning with the mound assort- ment delivered by Walter Ruether each game has brought forth a pitcher with curves and~fast balls that simply undid every effort of the batsmen. Sallee, Kerr, Ring, and Eller, have set aside the opposition with a decisive ness that leaves no room for argument and proves once and for all that the world series is nothing more than a test of pitching that can be decided beforehand if one team possesses fingers of more than passing ability.
 Ring and E4ler did not allow of any dispute since they each whftewashed the opposition. Fans and followers have been fed up on the pitching of this series. Each day new hero mounts the peak and each day the ef- fort of his predecessor is outdone.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-08
WESTERN CLUBS
 WERE SUPERIOR
 TO THE EASTERN

St. Louis, Oct. S.---C1ear to the end
 of the chapter the West continued to
 show its class over the East in both
 major leagues in inter-sectional Iclashes. In the final meeting that
 ended September 21, with American League teams of the West making
 their last eastern round, the West, in spite Of the collapse of the St. Louis Browns, won 25 games as against g lost to the customers. In the National league the western teams at home won
 g and lost but 20 to the visiting east erners.
 The western teams in their third and final trip East were saved by the rush of the Cleveland Indians, who lost but one game out of 13 played. That one game was lost to the New York Yankees. The. Indians swept the Athletics clean in four-game series, did the same to Washington, beat Boston the only two played, one being 1 prevented by rain, and beat the Yan- kees two out of three.
 The pennant winning White Sox did not show so well. They won eight
 games and lost four Two of these defeats were at the hands of Boston on the final day of the eastern visit. The Yankees beat the White Sox one and the Griffmen beat them one. The 1 SOX won three from the Athletics, two from Washington, two from New York and one from Boston.
 | The Browns won but one game out 1 of II played and that came on the last day of their visit when they halved l'double-header with the Athletics. One | of the Browns games with Boston was prevented by rain, else their showing might have been worse than | it was.
 The Chicago Cubs made the best record in the National League in the | final inter-sectional series. The Cubs won nine games and lost but four to the visiting teams. Cincinnati won
 seven and lost four. The Giants, who curled up and quit on the final trip, l got an even break in F games played 1 Pittsburgh made a strong bid for third 1 place by winning ten and losing but six, but the Cubs as indicated staved them off. Brooklyn's third place hopes
 were squelched when they could win
 but six out of B played
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-08
CUE EXPERTS
 TO CLASH IN
 N. Y. OCT. 20

Billiard enthusiasts are interested in the balkline classic which opens Oct. 20 at the Astor hotel, New I fork. Entered in the tournament are the greatest experts. in America. and early reports indicate that competition should be as keen as any witnessed since the days of Schaefer, Ives and Vignaux
 A glance at the treats offered by the tournament is enough to carry as surance that it should prove all that any followers of the game could de- mand. For months those who are enthusiastic over the ability of Young Jake Schaefer have been cIamoring for title match between him and Hoppe. Still others have held the belief that Yamada the Jap anese expert, could repeat his feat of 1912 and defeat the title holder And the followers of Welker Coch- ran have repeatedly voiced their be- lief that the young marvel could take the measure of any ballline artist in America. In addition, Sutton, Morn ingstar, and Slosson cannot be over looked for they rank among the highest in their profession and may upset the hopes of any aspirant for the title.
 HoDpe apparently realizes that he must be capable of his best perform ance with the cue, for he has been pracucing assiduous1y for some time and that his training Is having bene- fciaI results may be judged by his recent performance of running 5O7 in pra ctice. But he can expect to find the other stars in as good form as he apparently is and if he does it will be no easy matter for him to win
 The appointment of Charles c. Pe- terson of St. Louis as referee gives assurance of the fact that all games in the tournaments will be final and should prove both satisfactory and popular to player and public alike.