Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, February 18, 1909, Page 3

R George Van Haltren says he will re- anagsmons dsops Mn 1s hes Seca asia by e Princeton, N. J, Feb. 17.—The 1909 | intimated. Van has been in the .m% Falling Halr, | 4na valentine Post Cards for every- 2 schedule of the Princeton uni since 1883, one, 1 i | — 11t ‘was announced it. r #itie germ will prosper, s like scooping % o lnsma“ cfl National League President Expects to be Deposed—No| o, (gt BV gl | g o, Jtonr, b, cincionust | B4, 5% T B0, RS G08] e paver, ook, e s 2 More Fines by Umpires—American League Opens | last vear - Syracuse, West Point and | wrestilng and doing road work it | fFom rising. upids for valentine partics. Pretty, Novelty and Joke Valentines roved - Springfield Training school are drop- | Mjke Schreck at the fatters tralning | You canmot accomplish a m-y_ A fine ilne of Post Cards. Flags, etc.. has - pi its hvllpur:' April 12th—Sports of the Day. ped and the Navy and University of | quarters ot Oakley. lmnm"r:fl;:“ ;l'lg. for Lincoln Day and Washington's ;::nle: 3 i Y e Uohedule Tollows: Oct. 2, ey | Jack Dumn has'signed with Baiu- | €, 0F | Birthday. . We' solioit a “share of . ———— : ens institute at Princeton; Oct. 5, Villa | Jore. He gets a bonus of 2,000 if the | "oy must kil the Dandruft Germ. Orioles win the Fastern league pen . ® M Nova at Princstor;; Oct. 8, Fordham at s M LCAEUE PO | Newbro's Herpicide doen this because m fl' I “' [ufl“ll s 3 youn petouaa. President Harry me for presi - more. | Princeton; Oct. 18, Virginia Polytech- | 40t 31, Ao X piacond |ty specially made to do that very thing. s uar Pl T T | T wants foe for president any ot | mic instltate. &t Prineston: Ot 16, | Placé and $500 it they get third placs. When the germ is removed, the hair Mathewson has taken a Mking to Furnaces. MacKay and with the careful attention Yale's first call for bascball candi- Thivi Klin it not join | t to resume healthy| Jan3od nd such dealin . £ the pack, | University of the South at Princeto Johnny Kling says he w ‘Han ' o’ Nales Bt - 4 a J L UTHKUP & SUHS E:,’;jz;‘,‘,‘ fil-‘:li)a.x’:sm:xdih]e‘ cl;xlxagno;:d;-{ nf&u‘z:’.’:”&:‘i’: .5’332‘%“‘:& mc‘?-."i‘nu Oct. 23, Lafayette at Pr;‘neoton: Oct. }:B Egi&as;;‘ % :' .::n;a}:r:pg.:':fl:fl growth and beauty. o €9 to (Mn\ 8t., Norwich, Cénn. o Up Stairs represented in the organization o | to the days when the trademark was| 30, Navy at Annapolis; Nov. 6 Dart: |ing unill the week beforo the season | €1Cn 0% ¢ic cline, you remove 3 e Norwich, Conn, | Wiiich he is the oficlat head, that he| the gumshoe. T can't afford to quit| méuth at Princeton; Nov. 13, Yale at | opens, but will attend to his billiard | peef? Send l0e. in wa 'ant 'Illl( BIISIIIN 88 Shetucket Street, , Norwich, Comn. | U liing to forego the slory and #ale | or I would reslgn now from my posi- | New Haven. & 5, With the local Western leag:ie team. | Sold by leading aruggista, Send joe In e Bimaelt worey. I the hotor corridors | Wi’ have Lo ault 4t the ‘end of his | Rhode lsland-Conneoticut Leagus Base- Dave Brain has alwave been & hard | Detrois, dich e and have cut prices to got it In Wail it was said that Mr. Pullian ordered < ball Meeting. AR 10 Sign S ;0 ntas o o] TWO SIZES-50c, anD ) g 9 Barney Dreyfuss end Charles Ebbetts, ~_ While the whole banquet room Wat| mue paseball fans of the Rhode Tsi- fl“gé;‘al‘:: r‘."’:m‘lwg o fi"‘“';flg_‘: The Lee & Osgo0d Co., special agents | PADers, souldings’and Faint Supplies, . . : 3 owners vespectively of the Pittsburg | thrown inlo a state of panie by the | nd-Connsctiout lessue will doubtioss | PSOUIe were wamed by the New York PR R ORT ) P TRas (Successor to A. T. Garduer) '3 and the Brookiyn National teams, to | remacks President Johnson of the | 10" pleased to learn that the annual | Club to d ntll they . fored ant | have driven the centers and quarter- \ | leavo his office ia New ~York, and :n'g‘m'd“ Jgha Joanis o, bis. B o ening, Tob. 25, st Whetter they could sign their men. backs and eome of the ends through a | Decorating, by experienced workmen \ H ack Livery - vhil he d was complied with, : on ursday eve . 3 = ed hot h h drifil. ere are now e sata it ‘Dot Drevtas and Bo- | “We Yefuse to belleve that there are | Westarly Sun ofce. a8 called by the mfikg,ulg the 4l lntr&tl:)eldmlgm ’{'&7:‘-_ 7yt e g et g o g (4 { - i n or e statements, . Rathb mblyman - nd ¥ lflsurance AgeIlCY. i head, o€ the NaGonl lescua: Whias Pufilmmm.in'bg?n under a strain in the | "5 Il" doawriss. B8, an Mterosting | Sunday s R B o gt oy i i'-“:;;:‘o'z";':z::b::kam E R. P.F. MURTAGH, ey 3 s e e e it i e Tt mbeting will oo | deiphias ana eHlction wil < | Gage of Binghamton, N. Y., have com Bo ard‘ng veferred to had been divulged he re- 3 ; 2t BORe eir- e id voiced his sentiments. a 3 g s P “al. Ay fro . in Norisich i tunts e Sitonas Yesgus | he Voua 1 i Christy Saye Maskay e “Find” Anguat call Theg Qoganed e Stable ' president ‘deciared that ho was tire SEY KING ) Christy Mathewson gave the Har-) months in crossing the continent, go- of warfare and after leaving for Cal- | PROF, MOSEY KING vard baseball squad its second dose of Ea ing by way of cm:m and Ei Paso. 12-14 Bath Street. L adjusted in a liberal and hon- | ifornia next Monday he would not be HAS QUIT THE RING. | major legsué mainars Tuestey aCise-|of the smiballc SRl he repiied: From the time they started until osses adj surprised to hear that he had been —— noon in the baseball eage. He thinks | rarely ever use it unleas I get tired of now they have ]g, only 35 daws and HORSE CLIPPING A SPECIALTY. orable manner. deposed by those In the league Whom | Former New Londoner Will Take No| he has & find in Bob MacKay, the hus- | seeing Wagn mnne;m):m :‘s‘;u‘f“ the number of days traveled have Telephone 858 aprasd & ong | be claims are g - i ional Ri tehes. y 100! playe: average: miles. ey are to wal 3 Companies represented are among | b claime are antagonistic to his ad-| " ore professional Ring Match ko SSOlGH (g L IEichet Hhom Lo a | averaged 42 n S T Sk boot in fhe warld, Includio No. More Fines by Umpires. Mosey Ting, who_rung the eparring | At Aulover MecKay was erajded as | frankc ack | and there will take a steamer for tha s F GI asou Royal Insurance Co. In the National league session it{ department |‘xp at "’e'n“n':."‘;‘éf he %o;mflgflw;:;lm;:e;\;:“: ona'z. o - E\;::n:v TP;:‘yfl:'xpyect to finish their e 3 was decided to amend rule 64, so that | expects that he is through with profes- | box. i e ears. Northom Semrom Toi the umpires wil ot have the hower to | sional engagements i tho squared ci” | siy, football tesm at ‘tacile and last | Ands it aiffcut o cope Tin and Sheet Metal Worker. London Assurance Corporation. | fine plavers or men on the coaching | cle and that he expects to give his at- B e : i i iines. In fi , violations of the rules | tontion and interests in the future to | baseball team, where he SPORTS OF ALL SORTS. Agent for Richardson and Boynton Mashon & Munich Fire: Mier0s. | | oGy S flarar ramon iy bs DEIImeS] deveivping. boncns Aho voac for the | tning game from the Fale frianer: sk CRYING FOR HELP it Commercial Union Assurance Co. | cnly by the ordering of the offender | love of sparring and for general exer- to the clubhouse, but he may not take | cise. 65 West Main Street, Norwich, Conn. % B , 'varsity and i . Teeth Without a Plate Fireran's Pund Inturahos Co. " {80 o of v vaie. i i olNE (it | oo s WotAre o Tola. | one of the Crimeotrs. feadivg box art- | | wéaell will salsdeate his 35th birthaay R wish you could understand the differ- Springfield F. & M. Ins. Co. managers of home grounds will not be | Who was more than 8 boxing instruc- | ists next spring. on Washington's birthday. He is nam ence between having teeth with a plate in ®i itted t co any senti - | tor, but whose work extended to ad- - od after Abraham Lincoin. Panyarbuols Fieton. Cn. Ei:'dml::;edsmc:u:é) ulos 15 Chse the: vis- | vice ahd Tnatrgcrion every fleld of Pugilists Head for England. There will be a Langford-Ketchell The kidneys cry for help. and teeth without a One is firm, ot an ‘organ in the whole body 80| comfortaple and lasts o ltotime: i M. A. BARBER, 5 a L delicately constructed. other covers the roof of your mouth, New York Underwri iting team enters a protest against ex- | athletics and training. A party of pugilists and promoters | fight some day, Willus Britt says, but Santioys the beab SC the taste. . - g isting conditions. The umpire is to| King went to Yale four years ago the | composedh'of Jimmy Walsh, champlon | it will not bé for some months to %fi gu%“:f:"fi:;‘ f:fie:‘:‘!:‘l’"the Biie mover Calls e n s achln l st Astna Indemnity Co. of Hartford. | 1, ing sole fudge in such an emergen- e e e NNy o | banuaE, S R blood. i often does. cy, In the major league clubs it was |-had met such whirlwinds e Ting | manage: 0 i Where it i y a o decided by the rules committee that a ;-m-veflh- Doherty and other clatmants, pelent and Joe Wool, m; manager, o;’;'h_:‘fld g:flvmf:‘:: the blood becomes plate, DR sv;,,_fg,;’;',;";,”"’m;::;.o,, 25 Chestnut St. limit of 25 players shall be the maxi- whethe: e e Franc aniny, se 3 3 one that will fit. Y e R e S e - | 3 A Tl eapagements | L R inat oty | loossly played: fhroigtiont Backache is one of the first indica-| g m. to 8 p. m. Sunday, 10-3, AT e e | e Tl i | 2 hes wam & 1o 8 2, Braouse olelt cered shell|tons of idney trowble,, “Iei on parle Francals, 161 MAIN ST. ing for pennant nonors. S s Gt o Th e poct | e e e | Deam b 16 fiaboes Hatp e amalt [ 1s .~ % WICDSYE CE7 S0 Dalp. Heed ey S o Furrell & Sanderson, Prope. s . ut e ng] v v] e e T oo, 5 Leb102 Shifting Pitchers Stopped. and many alumni who live in New Ha- | carlier. Langford and Whl; expect thh!el;onar. w|derb3&le,elg§:.u;:n ::: 1).:‘:;; Kidney Pills are what Is DR. R. E. BEARDSLEY, Dentis SPECIAL RATES to Theatre Troupes, nfi:filn gogxfsggbg: tdkiznslun éhe ven are enrolled 1“< h&- IN'{"!' | 2 spend_some th:;:h‘ln %‘::"y;,:? m'xerfim 'nnAne oot whit verwirnsd - Sidiire » Traveling Men, ote. Livery comnected c et stop the practice | King formerly lived In New London | Chicago before reaching 3 & % 1 & of certain managers in shiftine pitch- | and he apands his. summers in that Shence they will sail about Aprfl 1. Grand Rapids has turned out another | need. : o 'NTRE-E: :Av o | SEETUCHpT STREES. der to give their teams an advantage | of outdoor lite ahd he snnually pitches Record Shell b welght, Wwho or_the east. v e it b when the batters - on the opposing | a camp somewhere along the shore for Ithaca, N. Y., Feb. 17.—The Cornell | With Nelson, Ketchell and Kubiak to gxe\'::!hll to cure any case of kidney Jan1sd teams were showing too great strength | the summer vacation. King is am old | ope 008 (3" ohall, in which the 1901 |1ts credit, the Furniture City is well RRR the wioct: ok 2 Miswied it- 1L at the plate. 'When one piteher is|friend and long ago pupil of the vet- crew established & world's record at | represented in fistiana. i o~ ok i o P jaken OUt his successor must remain | eran Austin Rice, who held the Con- | fic" Biighkeepsie regatts bas gone| Dorando continues to be by far the *Mis. B A ‘Stmonds, lying st 117| WO Al'g llecewlng Our In the box uatil he has retired at necticut lightweisht title longer than out of commission, according to ad- [bulest of the professional Marathon | o o et Norwich, Corn . ~ . - least one man. The scoring rules were [ probably any other boxer ever will vices reccived hers from the Pacific |runners. His latest engagement is for | FTanklin 0rposss Tecommended T eon . PRONE 38 ) HONE 842, amended at the suggestion of a com- | King’s ring work reminds one much of | Tioo% "THE* nell "was #old by Cor- | Bt. Paul next Monday atont when o i TP S esumanand £ eon. | Sprmg Patterns . ; mittee of sporting writers, and it was | his veteran teacher. nell to the university of Washington. |will do his customary stunt of runnfng STOCKS, BONDS AND CUTTON. Do idney Pill ‘The undoubt- flecided that the hmpires'in the minor | The Seattle oarsmen twice have won |15 miles against & ralay of three men. | to Doan’s K leagues might use thelr own judgment Third Round in Racquets. the Pacific coast champlonship In It | Connle fack has orde in, a | c3 benedlt their use has kiven mylof Wall Pa ors in ths maiter of imposing fines. New York, Feb. 17.—The third round | Now, however, It 18 80 old that 1t will | quires mellare Klares, T ercaritartits @ | friends warrants me in recommending PErsS e Room 4 =~ Bill Block them very highly. The facts that lead o b Players Traded and Purchased. | in the amateur racquet championship | be put aside.’ The Cornell 1901 'var- |adeiphin atier the traiming season 1 | oo ory, Mighly. The fa e that lead | and Interior Decoration and will be e e daet The annual trading Anz purchases | now being played on the courts of tho | gity” craw rowed in_this shell when | over, Martin pitched in three fames | Ty ‘Syte b in fayor of Doan's Kid- pleased (o show them, The styles are JOHN DIBKINSON & CO. cxperienced a lull during todays ses- | Racquet aud Tennls club of New York | they set the world's record at 18| with the Athletios last season,and must | Sty & Sune @rug store T will cheer. | SPecially aspaing 80 - the coloes Eatablished 1895.) sions of both the leagues, resulted today as follows: Tinutes 53 1-5 gecorids. have impressed the astute Connle pret- | ully give to anyone desirous of Know- ks VST ey L pige- Ranges announcements were made by mana. hwiieshe IAst ary. Eeor Yok, 4z A S akia. ty favorably. ing them for their own good.” lrg‘l;:ufi;';ul"!- ndow Shades an 42 Broadway, New V;rk @ . Thi % feated W. J. Feron, Chicago; G. H. Hartford’s Candidate. ¥ < . bers Consolidated Stock Exe PTICHING OUT YOUR FURNITURE | 50 yORrg Raseman Conroy of the | TS Wy i, SOt (o ates Brekine The Chadwick monument, 10 be plac- | _For sale by all_dealers. Price 5oc. Aot s York: 'G. C. Clarke, Jr., | _¥or pitchers, Harttord will have Bv- | o over the grave of the late father | Foster-Milbusn Cor. Buftats, - New change, N. Y., Chicage Board of Trade: n & frantic effort to save it elways|the Washington team and Sid mith | Hewitt. ans, Fisher, Swanson, Schuman, Lev- | ot bageball, Henry Chadwick, will be 7 ts £ i i i N i N ereniz, Rogers and one or two YOung | unveiled on the - anniversery of hig | Lo 0l6 agents for the United States. The Fanflmg Studlo. Pirueh pigvats Wits &6 Sede sy & ew your neighbors laugh. Much % eri New York, defeated H. D. Scott, Bos- re dlenified and profitable to keep a | oy ti, St Louls Americans was shifi- . A, Thorne, Chicago, defeated i y. Remember the name — Doan's — and i | CURHE STOCKS A SPECIALTY. ¥ % 2 . Leverenz 3 08 policy for FIRE INSURANGE. 1n | 5iiuifey op the omiciin: 4 Lrosident C New Tork, by desanlt.. | Su0ws axious for s by, Tavern i AT % Miss. Tloremos B | take o other. 81 Willow Strest, Nofwich, Conm.| CUR E;' nside rfi* then calmy walk | gnnounced that he had secured Pitoher Jears. O'Leary and Wadleigh are the | the monument. .t O AT feblodaw of your blazing premises. Jerry Downs of the Detroits, and | Olathe Wins at 20 to 1. only catéhers now on the books. Tor (TR TORNMENE L o Hexamethylenetetramine. ISAAC S. ”.B’ Insarance "'. Pitcher Murphy has obtained the gerv.| Oakland, Cal, Feb. 17.—One of the|the infield there will be Connery on sity of California athlete, set & mew | . [B€ @bove is the name of a German TI El ices of Pitchers Donahue and Fergu- | surprises at Emeryville today was in| first base, Warner at second, Justice m‘{_i for the 60 yards low hurdies | Chemical which in one of the many L ok “ L L Chfl lllflll's Richards Building, 81 Main 8treet.| son of the Bostan Nationals, Catcher | the' two year old event. Olathe at 20| 4t short, and Metzger on third. M Tocently ot s ’:. o6 the on i valuable ingredients of Foley's Kidney | L0 . . |) Jan2ldaw Jumes of the Boston Americans, it |to 1 won from Fire. The Peer was| gger Zellar of the Springfield club says club. He ran ’m_‘ oy 7“:15;‘8 Remedy. Hexamethylenetetramine is Beginning May 1st, all members of was announced, had been sacured Dy | Plunged on in the fifth, but was beaten | Warner is a star. Cobb, McKenna, - A recognized by medical text books and the Internationa! Hod Carriers and the New York American Y| by Be Thankful. Third money went Darlinger and Hogan Yancey will try glc:d:e:wgn:::; !‘33‘ -;eonldn-c.hlg Q;og authorities as & uric acid golvent and “ Building Laborers’ union, No. 269, of President Taylor of the Boston Am- | to Romanoff, quoted as high as 150 for the outfield. Forrest @aitheon, the yworld'l o antiseptic for the urine. Take Foley's Norwieh, will receive 83 conts per hour. ericang has signed Louis Wolter, the | to 1. Kidney Remedy as £oon as you notice ! " der for the 11 tres rdles. an: Tegu! Ve erious B. P Lm“En & cn R s iy e Columbia 19, Yale 13. Ameriaan Lasgue Opens April ,’”"’ hfil‘x‘? s um‘-? Féa n:&“ it sy Lt g (.5 e 4 k ent Pul- y “hicago, Feb. 17.—The baseball sea- " g 5 z ' | B saia New Haven, Conn., Feb. 17—Colum- | sou g ioy fobe, 3T—The bascball s¢a- | from Hyland,” said Packy MoFariand, | s 006000 00 JOSEPH ALDI, Sec'y. Buggy Harness = “My devs a3 & beseball man are|bla defeated Yale at basketball here April 12, according to the ofcial |, &M EOINg to take the first train s .. , mumbered. The National league does | tonight, 10 to 13. Seheduis meds pubile today. " On that :f;g,s::mflfgggg;;mmg-gufi This Ad. ; Watch Repalrmg Ins|————————"————— | day New York will play at Waahing-{ > Wgluer 8 gttend %o some bust-1_ o detion of those that A NEW TRADE. # m m(N t C Il' ton and Boston will be at Philadel-| siyome of the California promoters is | uged it, sold ten " —_— doné at Friswell's phia. On April 14, Cleveland will be | JoPeme o opromoters 18 | used ft. gross of our Syrup speaks for Itself. at St Lovis and Chicago at Detrolt. | ujgic C%s\!lp e, the IEh- | of WHITE PINE AND TAR lact year. L. L. CHAPMAN, WL FRISW 2537 Frankila surance Office tempo. — e | O Doty R s L D¢ | firat shioC ttiing Nelson,” Made and s0ld by the H. M. LEROU | goadway and Bath St, Norwich, Gt. . ELL, ankl Captain Ted Coy of the Yale football | CO, 276 West Main. "Phene 477-12 3 York at Washington and Boston at . e e ALMOST LIFELESS MARKET. 300 Anaconds Miniag O, Philadelphia, This brings the open. | ¢lcven thinks that winter practice is |~ jiave YouR HORSE INSURED. 57900 Atchison 108 ks 5 » - | producing such valuablg results that Staoke Drifted Idly Back and Forth | i suantie Cosst” Tine. " L e ine davs ahead of the Na- | Lo will keep the squad ‘at It several | i3, BaY break his log this sitppery 3 E. 6/ RAWSON, A, on Nominal Transaotions. [Hentieagus weeks longer. The work has been kept AR ., 3 up thres afternoons a week and COY | ‘Phone 569. 227 Matm St aten $70,000 P:‘-b flfl;‘ n“‘z‘:". T'Nk; and Backfield Coach Henry Wheator | deciod e Boston, 'eb.. .—~Another step to- ward obliterating the famous Readville P e ' track was taken today at the meting GRAND LIMERICK CONTEST febgdaw Jan2zdaw 00 Brookisn Rapld Transi:. New Yok Feb. ¥w—Only scanty | it Giuli Fifid, T mate . rarily to the Thames > for eomment could be found | 30 Cratral vesiber”. .. -Loan and Trust Co. el Tatriat " oy seghant | 05 St ol WHAT TO BUY _» WHERE.TO BUY | IN NGRWICH 10600 Chesapeake & Oo. .. any ti since before the na- 400 Ohicago G. Westem. tlonal eleotion, The few stocks which %0 Chicaso & N. W Chicago, M. & SL P11 14 s moved app! bly, from eome special ¢. Building, n Basement;| e, Sers i i, s, e _paiod = of the New England Trotting Hors: Breeders’ assoctation, at which a com- mittee was appointed to sell the prop- erty for §70,000 or less, and to report at another meeting in April. It is ex- pected that A. J. Welch of Hartford, Conn., will be one of the bidders for Pure Giu‘ten Flour;lame “UUMB flafludils Colorads Fuel & Tran 0 Coiorado & Southern Do. 1st pld €. C. & St Louts effect on the gemeral list, which drift- &d $dly backwards and forwards o nominal tramsactions represemting nothing more than tho tentetive ef- fortg of the reom traders to scalp a ' Producs the track, but there are no plans for : AT— 59 Delaware. & Hudich. 55, 47 continuing the racing. 5 e MEW LONDON COUNTY small profit. The bond division still [ 330 Dewer & Mo Grande... ACHE CARDWELL’S. HUNT'S, The Florlst offored a sharp contrast to the stagna- | — — Disllers' Becurides . Foxhound Comes Home 600 Miles. E 'y r[' lnsmm cn Sleh 0F A0e. Stck miiae, Silwag flle ] < 498 v i he sy Norwich owners of foxhounds will Agent for Hoyt's Gluten Foods, ‘[T‘.]"mmmv Lafayetis Badl by | volume of transactions there also fell | 0 Do it pid i havwe BOELIIGE 't e Fetn Teer FREE | o Sewie, Conn. Away from the recentiy provailing le Griera) e wlien they hear of the remarkable per- . —— ctivity, ubt ov © | 6000 Great Northem i formance of a_foxhound in the west. t DESIGNS N Ex‘l’afl&?;wx:w’?:“;;: Hllu {1‘1‘&?51’:’5 :M"”'?r:“: Imxs\adfi!a' fl‘;::Cho?:n o ‘a‘i!ifinfé“’a‘:“‘é'u’d Complate the Limerick Fb(?R YA hLl Nm : : UNERA L ! 5. DR € ‘K CuAN ERLAIN' i (ariorough. et rou o over a distanc mplate ck or coupon below. You have the same oppor- v A check 18 perceptible in the bond Do S miles, in which it was twice forced to | tunity as anyone sise to wi Ail orders given Denta/ Surgeon. Toik 2053 ot o opea] - Bl S, o s et S e 8 = s g Contest closes Febraary 27th, 1909. OVER $7,000 IN OTHER AWARDS K . Simple Conditions Zie, HmeséE mov o the coupen neots one rhyme with the first two, Free to everyone except employees of the company or the manufacfurers. ONLY ONIE answer allowed from one family. Write plainiy and send coupon fllled out or exact written ©0py as no answer will be accepted uniess this is done. The best answer will be awarded firat prize, others in accordance to their value. All answers must be in this office on or before 5.30 p. m. February 37th, 190, Prize winners will be notified. 7 First prize—A fine 3850 plano. Second prise—A credit The Prizes oertificate for 3135. The next four best answers will he given a credit certificate for §90. Following these In groups of four or more, each of the contestants sending in the next best answers will be given a credit certificate of $1 less than those previous—that is, first four at $89, next four at §88, etc—until the entire $7000 has been awarded. These certificates are good on the purchase of any New Hallet & Davie or Conway or Wessermann plano, or player piano In our warerooms at regular retail price. Time of certificats is limited. Certificates cannot be applied on any purchase made previous to February 27th. Only one certificate may be applied on the purchass of one piano. There is no catch or chance. Everything is free and open. Promi- nent and disinterested judges will make the awards. We take this method of getting into the homes of piano buyers of Norwich and vicin- dog that is known to New England fanciers, having been a prize winner at the last Brunswick Foxhound club | field trials, near Worcester. | p— i Eet excellent and designate the situa- | _ * I"jemiationsl Pump tion as approaching & famine appetite Kausas City Southern for investment, Thig condition is per- A ceptible In the manner of flotation of new issues, more market for existing lssues. pected Chicago, Burlington & Quinc offering, which appeared over night, OV proved to be $15600,000, Ghetuckes Street, Nerwich, Conn, H 11 careful attention. In charge of Dr. S, L. Geer's practice ESt. of £ GEDULDIG, FIOFSTs. | g, pgiving e st linest Norwich, Conn, ‘'elephone 66-2. 77 Cedar Street.| nov26d . Wil REMNANT sTonE, | DENTISTRY 201 West Main St. High Score by One Pin. ' By just one pin, Gray of the Norwich | Warriors took from C. Leroy Hill the || high single prize on duckpins at the | { I Rose alleys on Wednesday night. Hill had a string of 112 up on the board when Gray clustered & bunch of 113, beating him out. Hill rolled a three string of 334 on Tuesday, which beat hig own three string record for the week by 4 pins, and is high to date. | ains in Cloaking 04 many years, will be continued by me cents a yard. Come assisted by Dr. V. D. Eldred. a 1111 Remnant Store, It will pleasure to see the former 201 West Main street. Jchn Bloom, | cusiomers of my or an: um; op. | new ones as_will tavor a’ with Carfare retirned to anyone buying ['al\'lmlst Extracting 25e and. uj « dollar's worth of goods. 1P novisa . DR "5’ BLORED. closed as g0on a8 opened, previo pHcations having been larger 1 the V. TARRANT & ©O0., | " 0,00 sl s s A} 237 MAIN STREET, nds previously issued unde the same mortgage the prompt Fire, Accident, Health, n the price of the new issue to premium over the j#sue price was not Liabifity, Plate Glass surprising. 1t beame known also that the New York Central had disposed | 1100 and Steam Boiler . ;1 a block of $4,000,000 of its refunding | 1-2 per cent. bonds, previous 1- thorized, without public announcemen sated investment demands for Unlon Flre Insurance Socisty, | proved ineifectual in stimulating s roth Holyoke's New Ones. Among the new men sgecured by Holyoke are Ulrich J. Ruell, John Duf- fey and John Kelley. Ruell and Duf- fey came from Notre Dame university and Kelley is from New York. He is a former Andover outfielder. Ruell fe kin inflelder and played with the Wil- liston seminary team two years ago. Railiway u. 8, ‘(tn}ingx l]u lslm,ks_ The ha r“|u pe P Yale Swimmers Win From' Wi ity which will inean the seliing of hundreds of planos in the course of a . trade Tevival uppears to nullify (00 Tennecsee Coper iams. | year. We want every ptano buyer here to enter this contest and each has A Wesots $2,750,422.10 effect of the abumdant money s, ST Williamstown, ‘Mass., Feb. 17.—Yale | the seme opportunity to win. SUPPLIES OF ALL KINDS. resources in that department of Do, vt won all of the six swimming events Wostern Assurance Co, U. €, Aoost 1608.00, securities market.. The contents of w the annual regort of the Pressed 3 pany and the unfavors v —————— = = views expressed Ly itg presid v ATTORNEYS AT LAW. 1 pects kept attention fixed Another reduc- "AMOS A. BROWNING 3 uotations .here and in Unlon _Pacifie vrd = dted States Tubber Do. 1st pfd S Tnited States * Sieel §1. Do. pfa Here is a partfal list of words that rhyme for the verse below: My, sigh, ery, why, “slv, die, reply, fortify, thy, sky, nigh, etc. AR DA ...COUPON.......... Fill our last line of Verse below, alto answer questicns and sign Namo - and Address. @™ “What piano is ! in a contest with Williams tonight, scoring 44 points to Williams' 13, Gould of Williams gave a better ex- nibition of diving than aid Stodderd of Yale, winning Williams’ lone event. 29 points to 28. Pip:, Fittings, Valves, Rubber Gaskets and Packings, Gauge Glasses, Oil Cups, Lubricators, Injeztors and Inspirators, Pumps, Wrenches, Cu ters, Dies, Giuze Glass Cutters, R:pairs for ot to buy ?” Syracuse Wins at Basketball. i Steam, Gas and Water d 145 Main Street, Norwich, Conn. rmv DISTRIBUTORS OF FINE PIANOS. 0 o April and May § in that city all winter. 3 “Hallet & Davis,” came quick the reply, @ttorney-at-iaw, 3 Richards Bldg. 1 we Fleetria Medford, Mass., Feb. 17.—Syracuse ay i ' 2 ! 1 Shies 305 s> gateln 3o Wheeiron & % Eee. ... 12" won trom ‘Tutts in basketball here to- .:p.'::: :::.;f; i H Valves, Discs, Stems, Boanets, Body, W‘hee.s, etc. e » 1200 Wiseonsin Central ; | night, 19 to 18. 3 3 i i i At — | directly effect Rty i R SR 2 it 11 write your | Cutting" 1o skctch with power mdchinery a SAOWN & PERKINS, Korngys at Law n of cougress and the tariff ay : et DIAMOND PICKUPS, 1 line here specialty looming just.beyond, the sp | Rt o > g % = P, 3 . \@ver First Nat Bank. Bheiucket St clement finds the new admin- | .. vor Money on cali | Jesse Burkett has started gymnasi- || : Maflor brife s conon (o ane stmilar, as stated above) to this office i . s Botrance i 1 deprived some of its p A i i 4 ruling | UM Work in Worcester to get in shapo | - 4 i 2 Wtatrway, nex: to Thames Nat. Bunk. | dicted hopeful pow Bonds were ir- > 20 POE COnt.L %8 | for tlhie season. SV 2 M aere o s Tl i e T L0 idgslong il S . ROBERT BROWN ESTATE, 2 3 . nitec ates nds were un- i -4 | injuries haye prevented him from be- : ! d; 2 2 3-4 ! 2 chenged on call. B ool oo L S B Bl ) ing one of the greatest second basemen [ i CHY «oovessrereersesnesse 55, 57, 59 West Main Strest. Fine Assertment BTOCKS. cent.; six months 8 to 3 1-4. n the gam s $ feht L BE N A 4 ! i sTOCKS. Pop Anson places Amos Rusic at the | - HAVe ¥OU 8% upright or square piano or organ ? State which Telephone: 133, Oy "mERY 19106 Amalgsmated Coper COTTON. top of the list of great pitchere, Bmi | -+ - o g 3 ceee 2100 An: Car & Foundes. o g S e N ¢ | 2dmits that he has never seen Christy 3 § v 190 DO, DI8 voeirnoe New York, Feb. 17.—Cotton spot | yerty S itnt e M at litths rices. 2800 Am. Cotton, O [ 4 ‘32 | closed quiet; middling uplands 9.85; ) STANTON, ¢ F 5 s 4 middling gulf 16.10; go sales. Jack Coombs and Fddie Plank are .o - A B Futures closed barely steady. g0 to New Orleans ahead of the Ath - R a4 1900 Amsrion Lovemtive 5 T4 | ing blde: _February letios. Dygert and Schlitzer have been FReD ¥ " i 1014 | August 8.43, ‘September 9.36, October | The Polo grounds' seaging capacity B e o R anptiog ta 2% 20 Bt | 837, Movember and December $.37 | this vear will reach eihtic peon) 4 — w = = 'hil' Jenvary 030, Johg T. 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