Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, February 24, 1909, Page 3

~ Insurance has proved Its import- ance te the people of We solicit a share of your-patronage, J. L LATHROP & SONS Up Stairs B8 Shetucket Street, Norwich, Conn. ULLER’S lnsurarE Agency. TheOldest Insarance Agency in Norwich. Losses adjusted in a liberal and hon- orable manner, represented are among the best in the world, including: Royal Insurance Co. Northern Assurance Co. London Assurance Corporation. Aachen & Munich Fire Ins. Co. Commercial Union Assurance Co. Boston Insurance Co. Fund Insurance Co. Springfleld F. Pennsylvania Fire Ins. Co. New York Underwriters. Astna Indemnity Co. of Hartford. James E. Fuller, 161 MAIN ST. PITCHING-OUT YOUR FURNITURE in a frantic effort to save it always maikes your more dignified and profitable to keep a o0d pollcy for FIRE INSURANCE 1n your fnside pocket, out of your blazing premises. ISAAC S. JONES, Insurance Agt. Richards Building, then calmy walk 81 Main Street. B. P. LEARNED & CO., Have moved their In- surance Office tempo- rarily to the Thames Loan and Trust Co. Bullding, in Basement NEW LONDON COUNTY i I b e, 88 Shetuoket Btrest, Norwioh, Conn, feulld M Lo K. TARRANT & GO., 117 MAIN STREET. Fire, Accident, Health, - Liability, Plate Glass ENSURANGCE ANerwich Uni Fln’imnm Soclety, . Aseots §2,750,422.10 Wastorn Assurance Co. U. 8, $2,397,608.00. clu ATTORNEYS AT LAW. BAOWN & PERKINS, @ver First Nat. Senk, Bhetucket St Entrance Bairway, r.n.ox: to Thames Nat Bunik, A Fine Assertment ol ... MILLINERY at Httle prices. GEORGE G. GRANT, Ondertaker and Embalmer :82 Providence S1., Taltville. /@Prompt aiiontion to day or nlght calla, Felaphone-4a-2l. ARCIMWFawl New Haven, Conn., Feb. 23.—All the teams of the Connecticut Baseball (of Columbia university, and league were represented at the meet- | Smith. ing here today with the’exception of New Haven, O'Rourke of Brigeport holding the proxy for that team. The most important matter discussed was the pooling of the receipts of holiday | sem gdmes. When the matter came to a vote a tie resulted, and rather than have so important a matter left to the ?recident to decide, it was dropped al- ogether. Those voting for the pooling of the receipts were New Britain, Wa- terbury, Bridgeport and New Haven, and those against it Springfield, Hol- yoke, Hartford and Meriden. The Meriden Franchise. The Meriden franchise, which has been gold to Northampton parties, will stand under the name of Meriden until the full purchase price has been paid, the last payment to be made just prior to the opening of the season, at which time the name Northampton will be assumed. Until that time both Meri- den and Northampton will have a rep- resentation at the league meetings. The Holiday Schedul The schedule of the regular games not having been completed, the holiday schedule which had been prepared by President O'Nell was taken up and ra ifled. The teams will play as follows May 30—New Britain and Water- bury; Hartford and _ Northampton Bridgeport and New Haven; Spring- field and Holyoke July 4—Holyoke and Northampton; Hartford and Britain; Bridgeport and Springfield; Waterbury and New ‘Haven. Labor Day—Bridgeport and New Ha- ven: New Britain and Holyoke; Springfield and bury and Hartford. teams. Opening Dates of Regular Games. announced as follows: April 23—Holyoke at Springfield; Hartford at New Britain; Northamp- ton at New Haven; Waterbury Bridgeport. April 24—Springfleld _at Holyoke; New Britain at Hartford; New Haven at Northampton; Bridgeport at Water- bury. Umpires Not Yet Selected. been completed. Harvard's First Outdoor Row. Cambridge, Mas: Harvard ’varsity outdoor practice of the season on Charles river today. Tk the_following order: No. 7, Waid; No. 6, R. Cutler; L. Withington; No.' 4, Hooper: Faulkner; No.'2, Lund; bow, E. C (captain); coxswain, Blagden. Hoop at No. 4 took the place of Bacon, the regular man at that position, for today only. tast season. Fanatic Beats the Favorits. Oakland, Cal, ~—Fanatfc c in the Ree scored an’ easy highweight handicap at Fmeryville tc dsy. TRose Queen ruled favorite and she led until the final furlong, where Fanatic passéa her. Dugan on Rose Queen pulled out in front of natic and was suspended for two weeks, Indoor Tennis Matches. New York, Feb. 23—Three of the as plrants for the national championshin in singles upon the indoor courts of the Seventh Regiment armory here won thelr places todey in_the semi- final round. Willlam B. Cragin, Jr, g wards; Suiivan, cefter; Ly Biantey B Nutmeg League Stands Four to Four—Schedule Not Ready | wnd Hoagley, susrds, i [ 2 1; - —Umpires Not Named—Providence Bowlers Coming. |svei. Holmes 1. farris 3. Sullivan 1; NORWICH FIRMS done promptiy at short notica and my w " 1 trl ' The seores . speinbheerd high | W handhe & g Na s tavoths dag M K. SULLIVAN of throwing away Good money on a feed and i sup- 15 Bath Street. the regimental champion; G. C. Shafer, | jump were as follows: T Tx::‘fl'f."s'i it, = b r"?_ o King 508. e B rthless stove H. acke! shampion, | Team IL is the leader, with 1659 points, o = TAFTVILLE FIRMS we it e e e S e L e e e GEORGE ¥. ADAMS, R Hundreds of dollars are spent — actuaily thrown away — sash Ball Player Fined $100. Tiodke . Cincinnati, Feb. 23. C. McDonald of the New York Na- | Senft .. tional league team will be reinstated on payment of a fine of $100 and a| Total points .. claim by Jack Sullivan, formerly of City, for expense money P ; against the Pittsburg club, is disai-| AUSTRALIANS ARE SQUARE. lowed under decisions promulgated by | Jack Johnson Wishes He Were One| Tel. 504, 5 -omfllll. e PIPE CU] J ING the National Baseball commission to- Instead of from Galveston. Arthur Roy, Baltie, ‘cnn, Expert srthampton; Water- The time of the games will be decid- ed by the managers of the contending The opening dates and games were The selection of umpires has not 110 46-63 this season for 63 games. | Galveston, Texas, U. 8. A, champion Thi fe are five of last year's crew in the boat. Sargent at stroke is the only man to retain the position he had pin enthusiasts to see their fancy pin JUNIOR ATHLETICS. ter & chat with the mayor will give ] Fresht au Nt amests, Touitry st WESTERLY FIRMS through the shooting of Harris, who . If we fight in Australia I am not | éral jobbing. an ;i . —Wulf and C d Team 1—W1 ‘oblyn, forwards defeated O, M. Bostwick and W. C. De| The scores: 17 Town Street. B. P. Grenfer, Taftville, Ct. is commen Mille, nlnmgrhu:e roul;’d b:l:r;‘ mhg !enrr:u';“ I;::u.-: ":‘1 :’fl-—h. 3.‘,',,.. n:,].;‘ x:ln ‘the .,“:;_“" ?,‘.' asd year by people who make this mistake. 3 upper bracke: ou “Au Paint 0} e best an ures| ;:z';l;‘ruvl;‘x m.s lon bim.c;. F. ’l‘o:gn::d Coblyn ¥ 100 ‘- — Py A tull line of Toilet articles. Of course every stove will stand a reasonable amount of re- - BENODNY 6. To 2| Godtyn, y —_— feated the Philadeiphia pair, K. L.| wonrs v 5, 3 oit, Otia Street. Automoptie | ., GROCERIES Saliing, butthors comen s time. whon ‘Sva ‘the. “Decters®. ¢iuf ] James and H. Y. Lake. Harris ind Bloycle Bepatring, General Ma- | G ™, the Chariler's Grooery_/Phons [ 5 "8 i Shingrwore: . JubmE. e 9f the city. Give us your dinner order. help them. Kubiac Draws With Chicago Fighter. Wm. Chartle, Prop. ~ Taftville, Conn " ke - Boston, Feb. 23.—Al Kublac of Mich- int o It's then you should make your way igan was able to make it a draw with [ Total points .. - ey mfi i.m FIRM3 John Willie of Chicago by developing Team 1. — ’ a burst of speed and doing some ef- Height. Points. rear yo TIMFEON'S STABLES. & setlve, Infighting in the final rounds sullivan . st o Sumhly D" b Gats servics pesranteed of a ~roun: ut af e Armos - | L. Stan &ujonight. Throughout 'the contest Tine ?rm&-"bh'fig "u‘-‘f'f-.v Slalip "% e54 Beary teaming & spe- p e showed himself the cooler an nes, spec: 0 un-.—é;r—_._— e cleverer fghter of the two, and latnd» i use. Dellvery. Tel. 136.5. $ ','_':’:“: AND 'l#'"""“’“' terrific left swings to Kubiac's face % and‘ laeld while hT escaped :{er‘fl,a‘ns Pl "-um:: -mn:::mttwk e '“..b where yBu can inspect the largest and best line of these goeds punishment by timely ducking. Kubiac| Total polnts ...........c.evew 512 combings m: dld effective work with body punches, At ey Boots, Shoes and Hubbera at excep. . oy to be had in the city. They charge you nothing for thelr sbety~ but was slo wto follow up any advan- Helght. Points.| West Main BE Shos Repairing & wpe- Fan Scalp ‘tage, losing almost every swing for ') 0 | clalty. in ] the upper part of the bod D8 ot 7% sl » s - COAL AND WOOD. to YOU, len't it ? The Park Wood Yard, Franklin Strest, w:'ga‘ .%‘é:;{‘ ln‘l;;‘y asantity deliv- BALTIC FIRMS ered to ot "the ol = able prlan"Wm. Ince. Tel 500. i SHOES! SHOES. have this day received a lot ot FOR SALE. Men's $2.50 Shoes that I will l‘llI for nly. Gilmore $1.95. This will by Slabs $1.00 a load. Norwich Wood | i A. Foutatne, Hatliond ae" Yard, rear Bulletin Bldg., Franklin St. Jack Johnson, heavywelght champion, A AN NS s | Stetosng” and” wisos tayet ng i ial ith With hi pei € = Jac] son, 353 kwi West Main Street. r motto is. work at right vi b /i i High at Duckpins. has written o' letter to a friend In | Contrastor and" Ballder Joobme work | Dricess Try s, we ate sire 1o piikos #958: BPRCIpIY . Wit . . ith power machinery = Cil Llel'l)y Hill was winner of the | F ithand,’va., from W.lfg;,flléhfnuoil'- of cll kinds promptly attended to. you. Cspeclal equipment we are able to handle this “k igh singie at duckpins Tuesday at | ing are a few extracts. 'The champlon HORSESHO = 5 the Rosa alle);s, rolling 115, and put- | vrites: i ey WAGONS FOR SALE. -:'P";.‘l‘:: Waaen to the best advantage. We guarantee accuracy and ng strings of 101 on each side of it “oncerning the “go” w urns, Two new business wagons, also two : - 5o, hat he has 317 for high three string | I wrote you, T knew it was a elnch, and | new qump carcs, a second-nand top 6ar- | Ciap? Poi g 0 workmanship, and can fill your orders at short notice for the week so far. I could ‘have won easily in the first| riage and a second-hand top phaetop. o s at a low price. two or three rounds, but 1 wanted to | Painting and repairing a specialty. Tel: | Hade"te "sxperia Wopun rerenine"s) PIN SPLITTERS FROM shcw I waen't the “yellow dog with the | ephone 0. W. Harrls, 664 West | right prices As we carry a full line of pipe, valves and fittings, yellow streak” that Tom called me. Main St. S p 2 PROVIDENCE. | “"A5 to your suggestion that I don’t - ey PUTNAM FIRMS we can furnish the material as well as the cutting if 4 s ok ight Lan the event I whipped — # Duckpin Leaders of Rhode Island Will | Hurme T wiil say thas § e nee 1oret Frosh shore addogk ' markst cod you wish, . . s cod; also fine line o other Appear at Rose Alleys. ffl;",f,';fiofl? ;«Z:l:“::td:z;;nzfizut the | kinds of fish at the Norwich Fish Mar- | D F. o éxlflgx,_::n.sn;;:..r Send us a sketch or plan of your requirements, oe E 7, Sione of the Rose bouling | Sam is 1 bost today in the same out. oty pelenone =L sah qand, practical Wig' 'maker call us on the ’phone. alleys is to have an all sta tette | side of myself, but when we T e A R R 5 g [ s brancles. Wigs : ” 2 from Providence h:r!e‘en b‘;d:;‘,"‘vvhe:l 2 big \mcyh on me, for “I'll deliver fho GROCERIES. HAY AND GRAIN for sale and to rent. A trial will convince you of economy. some crackajack high scores may be | goods. J. G. Potter & Sons, 410 Main Street CIVIL ENGINEERS g expected at duckplns. The rollin gof the 1f I fight Jeff, or if he will fight me | We ]enray a c.‘”‘",fi' Hao of ‘"a"rm - CARD & WRIGHT, Warriors Monday night proved that | (and I belleve he's bluffing), I would | Stasle Groceries Hay. Graim an Huber D. . Ll R e |En s n v ve: | | ROBERT BROWN ESTAT or the Visitors to show their most ex- | as Awstralia is the greatest country for N . S gt T ever suw. The game here it | o HORSLSHOEING ey) Block. Eim Street. The Providence team will be made | on the square and very popular. With | 5 T, White, 15 Bath Strest. Horss OYSTERS CUT oUT, 565, 57, 59 West Main Street. up of Besser, Cahill, Vickers, Engle- | the exception of the English people, the | attention on our part Insures your sat.| Oysters m . fresh ever: brook, and probably’ Louis Levy, the | Australians are about the squarest I|ronage. Once s’ sustomer alwaso ' | da rs are worth getting Telephone: 133.- leader of the Providence City ie have ever seen. I feel at times as if 1| customer. Q ce always right, at Ar Levy has a high three | would like to be en Australien oran| — 57 Frong 8t. Putnam. string of 416 and an average of | Pnglishman instead of Jack Johnson.| wpmp FOUR-MINUTE RECORDY. DANIELSON FIRM3 lebEodk. annrages 1ot o Ton: | baxbrteaseht Gf Shaanrit Come in and hear It. It's something 107 and Vickers 105, Thgezz'ls[!tor:avln]l}: However, I am from dear oid Amer- | great, @ W. NASH, make a target of all the high scores | icd, and while press reports state that| = Gee. P. Yeomans, 231 Latayette 8t. | The Mustc Man, Bank Bulldts. of the local league, and it fs expecied | I am not taken seriously by my own Have you heafd my naw Tw they wili beat the high team total of | country, I assure you that the fellow oThe belle of Conneoticut>' It mot 1510, the high team single of 535. as | that gets the title from me will have to HAGBERG, et ol 7 s e Bl ° well' as the various individual high |0 some “tall fighting," indeed, My Ladles’ Tatlor, e All the Providence men named | 0 @mbition now is to return to Amer- N DANIELSON FISH MARK have been here before except Levy, and | /€3 the chiampion and after a short stoy, Oysters are now coming fine and wi b there will be a big gathering of duck- | I Frisco will visit New York, Chicago handle nothing but the best that w. and a few other cities, when, after a en ourselves: also a full line of fish call on the president, T will visit my MEATS AND PROVISIONS clims"ana quahaugs. old home town down in Texas and af- | James Banning, Norwich Town. Conn. (Gas Burners public reception to every little Ameri- Ty L m—— . et . thing first-cly Prompt delivery. — Team 1. Wins in Y. M. C. A. Events— | £21 Doy, both white and colored, in my g Basketball and High Jumping. In the event of Jeffries' returning to NEW YORK BAKERY Co. Clothter, Furnisher, Outftrer and Mantles e E the ring, I would prefer fighitng him | Miestein & Zachmowitz, Pro 1 carry a full line of Gents’ Fur. _ Basketball and theasp;lngg:na high | in Australla. Should I fight him in | is French Sng Serfias Brieds. T A on it oEr jump were contested Tuesday after- | America, I shall have something to all over city. a card an ( g noon at the X 'M. C. A. gymnasium by | say, especially concerning. the third - _20 North Thames Street. All complete==50c, 75¢c, 90c¢ $l 25 the Junior B class, Team ‘.! winning man in the ring, and shall insist that REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE p ’ y i] o In both departments. In the barketball | he be one of my own color, as there PAINTING. A M. Wills, game they had Team III for opponents | are plenty of good men Tt is nearing the time for spring Real Estate and Insurance. Our ten cent Mantle is the best on the market. 9 to 4, principally painting. Get r:::ltlmlle. Also gen- | potter Bullding. . 'Phone connectlons cy Monarch Paint, Try the Alright Mantle. Something new. If it breaks inside of three months we will reolace it free of charge, FINANCIAL AND GUM M EH G lAL $50.000 or $100,000, with & $10,000 side s D e bet, winner take al t3 { confectionery; best a wa 2 i REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE /| Quly O o are: But over ob. Toe 5o Jarticular as to who the referee | 100 per cent pure (C. R, Browning, 18 P. H. DeROCCO, wili be. As to the purse, Il fight for | 7 0m THE HOUSEHOLD, MARKET VERY WEAK. Values Brought Down With a Crash— Closing Prices the Lowest. New York, Feb. 23—Suspicion and distrust of the speculative positinn in the stock market spread with rapid growth today, and brought the fabric of values down with a crash. The con- vistion was quick in foerming after the thro%ing open of the steel market to competition last week that the stock | 2 market position was an artificial on and had been brought about by false assumptions of the trade position. Va- rious factors combined to accentuate the weakness today, and it gained cu- mulative force. The serious view tak- en by the London market of our dis- turbances es shown by the heavy de clines effected there yesterday during the New York holiday paved the way for a reversal of the downward cour London sent very heavy selling orders to the New York market for execution as soon as trading began, and thi helped the downward rush of prices which began after the opening. There was considerabls accumulation of sell- ing orders from domestic gources also. The weak early market which resulted from these oonditions was no more than had been expected,'and aler traders stood ready to take advantage of the decline to take sfbcks, some to cover short contracts put out last weck and wome for an upward reaction, in view of the considerable extent to which the deeline had run. This buy. ing steadied the market mom but It proved a weakening fact the decline was removed, purchases were pressed for liquidation along_with the continued outside sell- ing. The new set of weakening factors came in the inferences drawn from the reconvening of the supreme court in Washington. Declsions were handed down against the New York Central for rebating, and the speculative ele- ment, for teasone which a lawyer might not follow, jumped to the con- clusion that a later deciston would up- hold the constitutionality of the com- modities clauss of the Hepburn law and so constraln the anthracite rail- roads to get rid of thelr mining prop- ertles. Another weak zroup of stocks was found in the minor railroads that have been exploited for rapid advances on assumptions of mergers or benefits to accrus from their purchase by larger systems. Of the steel trade position the speculative contingent was dispo: d to take the gleomiest view. The 1l news from the steel trade was the rumors were confusing and and the unsettiing effect in y issu- s, the result viating liquid: a slight check when the room shorte took the day's profits, but the last break of the day was the most demoralized en throughout end closing prices were at the lowest. Another reduction in the price of copper and the beginning of the new trial of the Standard Oil fine case were contributory factors to the gloom. Bonds were weak. Total sales, par value, $7,200.000. United States threes coupon advanced 1-4 per cent. 1 STOCKS. Bales. High. Low. Olose, 6814 64500 Amalgamated Copper e T emeeiiier &0 St R nelting & Re. id 1600 Am. Sugar Redh Tobaceo pi American Woolen . Ansconda Mining Go. ntie Cos Fine: 11 10 at Philadelphia the other day caused | and Shorthand Teacher. 253 Main St,| Creamery Hutter, Onward Flour ane 106 Batlisre' & O : a discussion among the Interested on | - " 5| Revere Coftes Westerly, R. s ~ Transdt. - the proper - temperature of water for SIGNS AND AWNINGS g Brookiyn - Raptd Canadian_Pacific Great Westers, the least about i, from a practical - C. & B o Fuel Towa Central Pressed Sieel Pullman Palace Car Railway Steel Spring. o bohssmmns Capagota it bt N, Gifillan t. Louls Southwestern. Do. ptd & Jie Total sales, 1,563,900 shares. closed quiet, 15 points low H ; » 1 #will be right. gplends 865, midaling gult §37 sates, | (hat & grand prise ace ahould be hela the Workman hlS tOOIS. JOSEPH BRADFORID, | mAHONEY BROS. Fails Avenua Futures closed easy. Bids. February | over the course there and was delight- . 304 9.29, Mareh 9.30, April 9.2, May 9.26, | ed with it. Book Binder. e e Bk S5 LA Al 48 S | BIL Pomon . th vt e A little bag t0 Sample |...oocumsniseow.| This Ad. ninety days 2 3-. monthe $ o 8 3-4 per TEMPERATURE FOR SWIMMING. | Geo. B Bachelder Room 8 Sxasnen | Wes péasuts s Fow Surad: g. Real Estate and Investment FANCY GROCERIES ker. Notary Public, Audith nd - & - n'to Know Say Waten| BXien e o my b e ity o W. F. Josli, “The Cash Grocer. 1gh Street, § West Broad Str O R aivide the profits with vou W Bulletin Euiiding, 74 Fraoklin Street. Those in Posi Should Be 75 Degrees, With Ai Warmer., ki S Stamps or rebate checks good a The opening of a new swimming pool | Hattle L. Jewett, Public Stenographer | sither store. Our specialties are fie ' WHAT T0 BUY x> WHERE 10 BU) swimming. Some sald 70 degrees, HEN you want to put your busi while_there were those who favored 4t short motios. v befors it 1o, there s the public, there is no me IN NORWICH e - |82 The result of a poll of votes in J. P. COMBIES, dinm better than through the advertls | | e A g matter proved that those who knew | Cor. Market and Water Sts. 'Phone 223, ing columas of Tne Hulletin. i EERIRTR YT e N. 3 standpoint, had the most fixed opin- daia’ 1 1Y T | long on the subject: for MMane thims Pure Gluten Flour who did not swim at all, and those who did gymnastic exercises that in- | 0 Large Double Daffodls creased. the ‘emperaturs of the body 0 iy f o } s anted the water lower in temperature 0N ‘N 9 han the ones who w. i W (A ff { CARDWELL’S. i amd bathers, clearly showing that ihe 0 ) A | HUNT'S, The Florist, iemperaturs of tho water for a shower ar Agent for Hoyt's Gluten Foods, | bath, after exercises that quickened the ( ! | Telephone. Lafaystte Strest X circulation, increased the temperature s e oo B AN o SRR, | FUNERAL DESIGNS. DR C R CHAMBERLAIN, ’ {emperatire of the swimmer who goes SRR Iy antral 1100 n the water without other exercises R : : lmn&;:{;un"‘.m Sk and who was {m,‘nenr;ed in the pool for NI PR AR Y, All c;ri""t'":?" Denta/ s”’y”n' temationsi iper . | say from five to fifteen minutes, re- VA : X ention. s s 5 quiring something -different. Y { Wil i careiut a In charge of Dr. 8, L. Geer's practios Internationai Pump 20 78 3 Answers obtained by the Y, M. C. A, AL / ist. of B, GEDULUIG, Flonis!s during his last iliness. i physical despartment chairman from y WV /2 J 3 . h J 161 Main Street, Norwich, Conmy e four prominent authorities on swim- L4 Wi Telephone 66-2, 77 Cedar Strest.| noved Looisrille & Nashwiti 2% | ming showed that the water should be \ | 75 degrees, while the air should e at ; least five degrees warmer, or 80 de- \ MILL REMNANT STORE, DENTISTRY srees, to get the best average for swimmers and bathers in winter, __ N S0 West Mats B¢, The dental business established by D e Remnants an%a0f | MY brother, whoss assistant X was for Dress Goods an emn. rice. Speaial bargains in Cloaking G4 | Many years, will be contiaued by me inches wide at 39 cents a yard. Come | assisted by Dr. V. and see them at Mill Remnant Store, It will be 201 West Main street. John Bloom, | cuswmers Prop. new ones Carfare returned to apyone buying vllw“s one doliar's worth of godds. nov19 SPORTS OF ALL SORTS. Will Crozier has engaged stalls at Charter Oak. Every long distance race from ten miles up Is getting to be called a Mar- athon now. Joe Ballard of Providence won the Outlet Marathon of 71-2 miles in that city on Monday. There were 140 start- C& ST Car... o own sister to May Earl, 2.10 1-4, she of the 2.05 trial, is belleved to be safely with foal to Gen Watts, 3, 2.06 3-4, It is said that the fast trotting geld- 'PHONE 842, 'PHONE 842, ,,m.}v' The latest and best In head-dress. The use of| STOCKS, BONDS AND COTTON. B Pacific . it o | : 23 "By [ ing W. J. Lewls, 208 1.4, takes kindiy which combined with «| Room 4 = Bill Block ks Copper ¢ . 8 |to work un;:e'r “-:‘gdl?. and that C. J. little tact, any lady can | Correspondent o et & 301 305 | K. Billings i m pleased with him. & Pacite..... arrange her hair becom- 20 Toledo, & iy The pacer Balder, 2.191-4, and trot- s | JOHN DICKINSON & CO. eas? Do, otd . [; % | cer Prince Chimes, 2.201-4, are fun s v (Established 1895.) otd % 9 | brothers, by Chimes out of Lethesome. Call and see me. - W Vet by Mambrino King. Both took thel b et e Members Consolidated Steck Ex: 1% o et TS Jastyees, OTTO STABENOW, Prop. changs, N. Y., Chicage Board of Trade. ho. i ; g Star Pointer, by Joe Patchen, 2.101-4, a i i 4100 Utah Copper - 2 4 | that showed close to 2.05 last season, or rea an decTd 17 Broadway. | pirgct private wire to floor of Excnange e chem s s ;| will be Willlam L. Spow's candidate CURB STOCKS A SPECIALTY. for the chamber of €ommerce stake 25d > | .o | o s .. §1¢ | TS Sneiv H M 1rin " VISIT THE COUNTRY BTG G L) Eiepmmeemes Biscuits that make the | Watch Repairing | v coimmay 2000 Wiscersin Ces trai ....... 40 ieir box, end that done at Friswell's - Wy 8% | 4 and enjoy a day In the fresh R | e Subber hest A - speaks for itaelf. | Fhere"sre lote of Reasitul pla 8- » al ¥ in vasy driving nces orwich— gy i Beier®st child drop its toys and | wa. mSWEL 2537 Frankiia | o s o S spot| L. W. K. Vanderbllt, Jr., donor of the Jan22daw Sn RO S hen | WV R it - r middiing | world famous Vanderbilt cup, beler g teams for such trips, and the prices 9.15, Derwlnberj 18, Ja_nunr_v 9.13. égx‘}'hr:.aroidbrt%!hxmcfi:og l;":‘;:xdytgu:: 108 BROADWAY. and the recommendation of those that MONEY. Powell pitched for the Homested, Pa., 1 ll Telephone 252. oct10a | used it, sold ten gross of our Syrup Y e e With . prove your gog ' e o e B R v, -4@2 1-4 per cent, ruling rles . Bam @ catcher, will ade and sold by . M. loan 2, closing bid 13-4, of- | be signed by Hartford. Bamman has BR. CHAS. H. LAMB, CO. 276 West Main. ‘Phone 477-1§ - — — e to 3 per cent, six|been strongly recommended by I Eastern Conne:ticut equal to cons Thomas v i letin’ for Business tesulta. House, 16 Town St. Teiephone §18-5, 5 ¢ a ~ | peen play E H R f' v b o sy a3 el | B i et | judgment to VOUr=protity < . . vommimmn | e