Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, March 29, 1909, Page 3

!ontlmu to issue insurance on Mer. cantile, Dwellings and Farm Property in the strongest companies at low rates. Give us a call before placing your business elsewhere. 28 Shetucket Street, Norwich, Conn. marldaw RENT INSURANCE s the thing to have when your biuld- in‘ is burned to the ground. a ery small cost you can get your rent jun the same until your building is replaced. We sell it Pown Stairs In The Thames Loan and Trust Co. Building. FIRE INSURANGE bfiu%flmtm 00 Dastnoes e T Tt toa g eonokn clase. Mutes the smal Qgr-nlum lnvund agalnst the vast ben man hes! tates? Let's protect m today. ISAAC S. JONES, Insurance Agl. Richards Building, 91 Main Street. mariSdaw The Hartiord Fire Insorance Co. Pald all its losses by the lite Shannon fire, $25,601.71, Cash Without Discount MORAL: “Insure with the Hartford.” Cash assets, $20,434,816.61. Jobn F. Parker, LOCAL AGENT, Offfice with N. S. Gilbert & Son Second Fioor, 141 Main St. Telephone 894, Fuller’'s Insurance Agency " The New London County Mutual Fire Insurance Company. Under the NEW MANAGEMENT of # this Company it gives me pleasure to anneunce to my customers that | am Au!h‘rfi.‘ to insure the better olass of both eity and FARM PROPERTY upon the most favorable terms. Uniform Rates will be charged to all. Al LOSSES will receive fair and honorable attetion, JAMES E. FULLER, Goneral Insurance Agent, marria No. 161 Main Street. NEW LONDON COUNTY CE C0., Lesses Paid Siuce Organiza- wtanncmannor gesess s $042,582.84 Presi€ent—IL ¥ Gullup, Becretary—W. B Lester, Treas. wnd Asst. Soc'y, Wiliam M. Prothero. This-company Is now aocepting lines of Insurance on mpproved local risks, sither-farm or protected property, di- rect through any Agenoy under the Jurisdistion of the Norwich Board of Underwriters. HOME OFFICE: £% Shetuckey Street, Norwliek, Conm. marlidaw N. TARRANT & CO., 117 MAIN STREET. Fire, Accident, Health, Liabitity, Plate Glass and Steam Boller . INSURANGCE|, Merwich Unlon gn Insurance Society, Avoots 127542210 Western Assurance Co, U. €, Assots §2,397,608.00. Mecl1a ATTORNEY® AT LAW. —II'I ¥ PERNINS, Aftemeys ol Law mwer First Nat Bank Shetucket St Nat. Bubk. FUNERAL DESIGNS. Allorders given careful attention. Est. of 6. GEDULDIG, Florists. Telephone §6-2, 77 Cedar Street. 4. F, CONANT. 11 Franklin Street. White nd the J. F. C. 10¢ thie Lust on the murket. marlid pendents Win by Same - ‘With both teams a$ fThelr fastest; and separdted by only a point or 'wo all through the game, the Tigers of the locaj Y, M. C. A. won out, 20 to 19, on their home: floor Saturday night rrum the Danielson All-Stars, who cla the eastern Connecticut champlonlhlp in basketball for second- ary teams. It was the fastest and besf clash sean In the Association gym his season, both fives playing a hard, -u essivé but clean game, and the Ti- gers winning out in the second period, after the All-Stars closed the first ‘Coming back for the second half t Tigers put on more steam and kept up the pace to thé end, outlasting their op- ponentsc and putting the only dlot on the hitherto clean slate of the All- Stars. For the winners, the dodging and basket ghooting of Caron in the <erond half was the feature of the rapid game and Gartland for the losers was the star performer in the scoring line, having a marvelous eve for goals from the foul line. Of these he got four in the first perlod, which was half the score for the Ali-Stars. Penalties were called more_frequently on the home team, and Gartland’s accuracy was a powerful factor in this half, but he missed a number of ghots in the se ond, whenthey would have turned the tide for the All-Stars. In the first half the clever passing game of the visitors had the locals guessing some and the Danielson five finished in the Jead 8 to 6. By close guardin, the Tigers broke this up some in the second period, while playing a fast and furious game for the basket, at which they kept a rain of shots fly- ing. Caron was all over the court and quickly put the Tigers in the lead, 10 0 8, by two shots in succession made after ducink away from his guard. Gartland pulled the Stars up a point on a foul goal, but Parsons shot one from the center of the floor for the Ti- gers. Mellor slipped in one for the All-Stars and Gartland got an open shot, putting them in the lead, 12 to 13. Reed looped in & pretty one that sent the Tigers ahead agaln, a lead which they did not lose aagtim, the final score being: Tigers 20, Daniels All-Starg 19.° The lineups &nd sum- mary: rigers—Parsons g, Reed rg, Aberg ron rf, Tulne 1. " Danielson All-Stars—Gartland Ig, Keoch s, Halpin o, Mellor rf, Raing ville 1f. Score—Tigers 20, Danfelson All- Stars 19, Goals from the floor, Pa sons g, Caron 3, Reed 2, Tuttle 1, Gart- land 4, Keech , Mellor 1. Foul goals, Parsons 1, Reed 1, Garland 6. Referes Peckham. Timer, Forsberg. Scorer, Dilworth, %0-minute halves. Second Tigers Were Beaten. There was also a,game between the Second Tigers and a team called the Rockville Guards, which as ususlly known is the Mighty Five, but chose the other name Saturday night out of compliment to its former captain, Rydhelf, who is mow in Rockville. but was home and playing in the game. The Guards won 13 to 5. The lineups: Rockville Guards—Amburn and Swan, forwards; Rydholm, center; F, Clish ‘and_Morgan, guards, Second Tigers—F. Caron gnd White, forwards; Vallin, center; Davls and Pilling, guards. Score—Rockville Guards 13, Second Tigers 5. Goals from floor, Clish 8, Rydholt 2, Amburn 1, White 2. Pilling 2. Foul goals, Amburn 1, Rydholm 1L N. F. A. INDEPENDENTS WIN BY FOUL GOAL. SoGatohies of New London Beaten In Rough Basketball, 18 to 17. By a goal thrown from the foul line by Gallivan in the last minute of play the N, ¥. A. Independents of this city won from the Segatchies of New Lon. don in besketball Saturdsy night @ the New London Y. M. C. A. pasium, The score was 18 to 7. The game was full of rough work and selence was east to the winds at times. Each team had its half in which it did the best work, the Segatchies showing strong in the first period, when they made the score 13 to 7 in thelr favor, { The Independsnts came on with a @o-or-die pirit.in the second half and it was the do part of the glogan that came true. They rushed the pace with flerceness, tied the score, and finally lcorsd the winning point, The line- Sanhhkl—flulel vre 1, Bbl‘kwlth[ Danielson Chasmpions Lost by One Point—Academy Inde- | mmenuna shooting game, ';’nd 1 Margin in New London ket f, Stanner, VanLiew ¢, Arnold rg, McDonald 1g. N. F. A, Independents. Gallivan 1f, Donohue ¢, Leavenworth rg. Score—N: F. A. Independents 18, Se- gatchies 17, Field goals, Besselievre, Beckwith 5, Arnold, Sullivan, Gallivan 4, Donohue, Storrs, From fouls, Besse- levre 3, Gallivan 4. Referee, Wil- liams. Scorer, Troland. Time 20-min- ute halves, JUNIOR ATHLETICS. Stickers Win Broad Jump — Outlaws First in Basketball. In the running broad jump for uw Junior A division at the Y. M. C. gym, the Stickers won out on qur- day morning by 19 points, and now lead in the athletic series by nearly 100 points. ‘Stickers—Revell, distance 105, Dnln!s 65; Bénjamin, 11.8, 70; Lord 14.2, 100 W, Shaw, 113, 65; 46 total 336. Pirates—A. Shaw, 11.8, 70; Stanley, 10.4, 54; Hoffman, 11, 62; Storms, 12.7, 81; Tarbox, 10,}:.0 tom;‘u’b ‘Winged Elephants — Forsi 65; Coyle, 12, 74; J. Ycun(fifo 50 Collins, —, 43; A. Young, 12.11, 85 total 317. Outlaws—Ellis, 15.10, 60; Jackson, 11, 62; Robinson, 48; Walker, 10, 50; Palmer, 11.3, total 280. Individuals — Feltcorn, 117, Hitchon, 10.4, 54. Team " s Sullivan 1f, Storrs 1g, cut for Prentice, 9.5, 69; nding on total points: Stickers 1505, Pirates 1421, Winged Blephants 1291, Outlaws 9§9. Two Basketball Games, These teams also met in basketball, the Outlaws holding their lead in the standing by defeating the Winged Blephants, 19 to 13, and the Stickers won from' the Plrates, 22 to 6. Summary: ‘Outlaws—Forwards, Eflis and Paim- center, Walker; guards, Jackson and Robinson. Winged _Flefhants—Forwards, Col- lins and Coyle: center, A. Young: guards, Forsberg and J, Young. Fleld goals, Bilis 5, Jackson 2, Walker i, Robinson 1, Coyle 3, R. Young 2, Forsberg 1; foul goais, Robin- son 1, Forsberg 1; score, 10 to 13 in favor of the Outl the Benjamin and & Revell; s, Prentite and Lord. Pirates—Forwards, ‘Tarbox Stanley; center, A. Bhaw; Storms and Hoffman. Field goals, Reveil 5 Benjamin Prentice 2, Lord 2, A. Shaw 1, stnrm! 1, Hoffman 1; score, 22 to 6 in favor ot the Stickers. Team | Wins B Diyision Shield. Junior B division has finished ite ‘basketball series, with Team I winuing the shield. The final standing: Team 1, won 7, lost 3; Team II, won 5, lost 5; Team II, wop 3, lost 7. center, ana guards, s, cans AMATEUR BASEBALL. B. G. 8. Wins First Game—Catbirds Lost to Giant Jr.s, The Broadway grammar school team played its first game of the season on Shturday, winning from the Jail Hills, § t0 8, in'a hotly contested game. The winning run was made in the ninth inning. In the first inning by the un- steadinnesg of the B, G. S. the Jall Hills were able to gét a comfortable lead, but after the fifth imning they w only able to tally once. The B. G. S. steadily erawled wp on their oo ponents and in the ninth inning by a series of hit- won out, Junior Giants 11, Catbirds 10. The Catbirdg were defeated by the sylvania At Moblile: 3, Mohfl. (flwtbfl) Augusta, Ge.! Boston (National) Jewett City—] well, forwards; ~ Bottomley, Gingras and Sweet, Open House: forwards: day ovanln‘ ln Tocoiy/thae yratin Saturdey nigl was post] Westerly etam up New London. The meeting next Sat- urday will be at 7.15 p. m at the Rose alleys in this city. The schedule fer tonight calls for Norwich No. 1 to play Westerly No. 1 at Norwich, Norwich New London No, 3 at New London; and isbie and Brown, I.ea.venwmh. center; ane and Christman, guards Duckpin Matters. A moeting of the Eastern Connect- lemu-. called for Satur- s city, was postponed 0 accommodate a Westerly New London the meeting ‘beneit, the to show for the! failed to line in the bas- ‘eels confident center; defeated by the score of 3 to 1. From a fleld of 89 starters SRR R T won ew 1oulr MaTathon race Sadurday in the slow time of 3.12.11. . MN.Y ‘March 27. 'he first ‘ker football of the season for ooneu resulted in a victory for Co- lum today by the score of 4 to 0. The nmownphv-aunaaounl ‘mud and /Heureux and Both. ace which was Ryo-on,-un-l‘ma Cnurhy 'l‘bomu Morrissey, winner of year's Boston Marathon race, finished first in 1 hour, 29 minutes, 30 seconds. NORWICH TOWN. ] Sunday Services—Otrobando Road Measured and Numbered — Miss Gough Joins Sisters of Mercy—Shel- tering Arms Service, ors to play terly No. 2 to play New London Pierre beat M the tourney game. We No. 1 at Westerly. McGrath Tied for Pool Chan:pionship. John J. MoGrath, the Norwich Tepre. sentative in the state pool tourney ‘Waterbury, i8 now mflw first with St. Plerre of Torrington. oGrath when they met Young and Harris Winners, Dan You? the Rose alll a string of 122, for the d-l'. ‘Wai ‘was high single roller ‘hich evpns:fl!e prl off the g frophy, Wth'e Wench 6 151, Baseball Results Saturday. At Chapel Hill, N. C.: Trinity 6, Am- herst 1. At Princeton, N. J.: Princeton 8, Ursinus 2. At Philadelphla: University of Penn- sylvania 11, New York Unlversity 5. Atl Annapolis: Annapolis 17, det 1. At New Orleans: Cleveland Atlanta (SO H’d;l—.xn “.’ o! Pn\nA Newars (Bastern) 0 “ Baseball Results Suday. " At San Antonlot 17, San Antonio 4. KETCHELL LOOKS LIKE THE COMING HEAVYWEIGHT In Fight With Philadelphia Jaock— Comes Back Strong After Heavy Punishment. The victory Jack O’Brien W It At Memphis: Chicage Nationals 2, Memphi At New Orleans: Cleveland Amrei- New At Fort Worth: tionals 6, Fort Worth (Texas league) 2 Detroit Americans Southerns 1. Southerns 0. New York Ni of 190 looked as he was Taking of Stanley Ketchel over Will go down in ring his- tory as onme of the biggest pugilistic sensations O'Brien showed up cleaner-cut than Ketchel when thep .t?ped into the Stanley was finely drewn, ut he soon showed that The punishment established the fact clearly. O’Brien made no new friends throngh &-nq play off the tie Tuesday cvening. Lake of Waterbury wins third place. 8t. n at a snura" night, getting ze hed from Phil 1-21 "'bl' me to Il Christ and to di should “live M Plll'l ideal of service is high, but not vgce g‘n.mllnmblmwho Epworth League Entertains. The_Epworth lainu of the Meth- odist ubeo’u church Save wn enter tainment at the home of Mrs, N Forty four were ” prasent. " = -four wers ; ee Doodle Kitchen,” von. tho lollmu taking Mnruz Vergason, th hlll Amls a o o Brown, Harry and Nellie H Cake and coffee were served. om--md- candy was for sale. Road Memsured and. Numbered. On Saturday Clnn.lhl' David R. l in length. u\mtoffl.n Gl-u.finlut.flo. 326 that o( A. ‘Manning. Today (Mon- day) the signs Otrobando avenue will be puu:ea fn"position by Constable Kin- ney. Miss Mary Gough Enters the Convent, Rev. C. T. McCann went to OMeri- @en Saturday to be present at a re- Make 0LD Valves as good as new. No matter what kind of Willjaun | New Tast | throp We are agents for the famous Graded Valve Grinders, which will make any kind of an old leaky valve or faucet !m)dnl 3 = Ebe U8 the parish 1t “Al mflfllm‘r?‘ l'll;l( b spoke of Paul's conception of the power of the resurrection and tae sat- isfaction of exchanging all for the prize ;f the m calling Dlu.flig":l.l‘uc' fld esus. A_sOprano an k Bver D‘." and an alto wolo, “Hold Thou Hand" were sung giving pleasure go all. News in General. H., W. Hale of New Haven spent Sunday here. A. D. Lathrop. and his_daughter -of New York were in Norwich Town over ‘Sunday. mr‘- short stay with relatives in town, “&mud Gillett has returned to Augustus Smith of New York was i town Friday celling on his aunt, Mr: Capt. Potter. Mrs. John Connell of West Town M i In'mh‘ after a severe at- Ifl. .hnnl. Durr of ladnmmnn idence on Saturday H. ‘Washingtor Hil[ku ‘V" York, lpnnt Sunday wiih E. C. Gay of Town street. Mr. and Mre. Carlos B, Bccleston of No 2 Otrobando avenue have returne: from a trip to Rhode Island. Miss Helen m of um lvenu' left on Saturday tion with her m mm J. Clement nuhnnll prl-clpd of the Farmi father's on d road M thl Mur vaca- tion. Mrs. Nancy Vergason of Wightm: eavenue, who has been visiting rela- tives in New London, has returned to her home. Miss Nutalie F. Allen of Town street is in V.w fhvlll for M ‘weeks' visl: with Mrs. W. Hale, of mnu. Mrs. Delia M. Gifford, who has bee: spending some time in New York, h: returned and her house on New London turnpike. Miss Bdith Standish of Colchester who has been spending two weeks wit) her aunt, Mrs. George Beebe, of Scol- land road, has returned home. Tianjel B. Vergason of Vergasou H' has sold his farm, which has long been known as the Isaac Vergason home- to Benjamin Palmer of Greene- Rose Bowling Alleys. LUCAS HALL, 49 Shetucket Strest. 3. 3. €. STONE. Prop octi3d and Faucets NEW a seat the valve has, we have T S g 320 . New York, r-—-;n? e Board of Directors ; Oeanl the "regular qun-r afvi dend one and - i er: co 11, lNV. u stockhol of business Ma: m DIVIDEND NO. 1. ‘Iln I-Nl 'A( Dlmlvr. have this day dividend of one per cent enL). IID£ e Com ers reh 15, 1909, DIVIDEND 'NO. Stock B1e April 1. 1909 ryccord at the clo 75 Diroct private wire to floor of CURB STOCKS A SPECIALTY. Jan25d FOR THI ALES and LAGER Geo To “The Plank, ”s rankiinst. O'CONNELL & SHEA Telephone 54~ sept158 F. 5. JEROME, Treasu! mar20a GEORGE G. GRANT, Undertaker and Embalmer 32 Providence St., Taftviile. Prompt attention to or Telephone 69-21. “l’-l‘ calla wil Business Directory OF EASTERN CONNECTICUT AND WESTERLY, R. I NORWICHFIRMS SIGNS AND AWNINGS at short notice. IA' AND GRAIN. 0od No. 1 timothy hay, lt. foed and poultry sup- Greeneville Graln Co. DS Cor. Market TIN AND IRON WORK done promptly at short notice and my prices are right. Give me a trial. M. K. BULLIVAN, 16 Bath Street. TAml.LE FIRMS pRUGGIST B F. Grenter, Tattvill rn—& um: nn:::? El X 4 n" v with only irest druga ta"Tine of Tollet artiotes: PSR e GROCERIES Call up the Chartier's Groo ‘:.—‘z:' w&"lll deliver to all LAYy R WILLIMANTIC FIRMS STIMPSON’S STABLES, rear Toung's notal. Main street vie oughly up to date se: Trucking and bewvy ¢ PAINTING. usiness. Wagons, car dnd"Sutomobiies. At's Ténson price 1 will make it look like a one. i | AUTOMOBILE STATION, J. Colt, 6 Otis Strest. Autemoblle cle Repairing. ral Ma- Gens: Jobbing. ‘Phone. 1 hine work: BUILDING MATERIAL. Peck, McWiliams & Co. 41-55 Waest M Lime, Portiand Cemant, Pariod Roofing. BOTTLER . Jackel v, Market and Water St A compl 3¢ the Ales. Lager ana “no& Sally bottled far fem- iiy nse. ivery: Tel. 186-6. LOST—AN OPPORTUNITY. It you don’t come now for a pair of shoes. A brand new stock of ladies’ ents’ and children’s shoes te choose from. H. Frankin, West Main St. clalty. S CHIKOPODY AND MAN %"n-...u. F cona, “Orders gken o6 and other halr 30‘! own Babds it el ol dour or pufts.® Chirgpody, Man Face and Scalp M Superl halr removed. Full - Vief mlll. Goods. .'Olll; vy nn COAL AND WOOD. e Park Wood Yard, Frankiin Str Wood and in any quantity di 1ed to all pacts of the cily at reason- ble prices. Wm. Tel. 500, FOR SALE. Slabs $1.00 1 load. Norwich Wood Yard, rear Builetin Bldg. Franklin St. Tel. 504, BALTIC_FIRMS SHOE AND HARNESS REPAIRING. Go to H. A. Fomtaine to have your #hoes and harness repaired. First class work at the lowest price. H. A CONTRACTOR AND JOBBING F. E. Beckwith, 90 West Main Stree Contrastor and" Batider, J50bing work of ‘=l kinds promptly aitended to. ephon: Main of experie. W rllhl rnoo-. 1’ PUTNAM FIRMS HAIR DRESSER T X GMCEYoy, Fresh shore haddock, mlrkut cufl steak ood; also !Ino line ¢f kinds of fia @ Norwich Fish Mar et ulophon—nl " GROCERIES, HAY AND GRAIN. Sherwood Potter, 410 Main Street 1 carry a complets line of fancy and Junior Giants in an eleven innine game, 11 to 10. The battery for the Giants was Freeman and Weinert; for the Catbirds, Vetter and Sakoski, H. Foung made a fine double play. Wei- nert dig good catching. The Catbirds were ahead till the 9th inning. The score was tiediinthe ninth. The Young Potatoes. The Young Potatoes Hard to Die went over to play the Preston Citys and they did not show up. Our lfneup is as follows: G. Ryan ¢, L. Sullivan p, W. McKnight 1b, B. Ryan 2b, J. Riordan gs. F. Rineau 3b, J. Burke 1f, his ring tacties. He added fo his foes through his repeated clinching and hugging, and at times the booing was vociferous. Stanley deserves a douwble credit for his_brilliently won victory. Ketchel proved by this remarkable exhibition of bulldog courage and pus- racity that h the greatest fighters the ot never lost heart in the gruelling punishment he received, but kept on forcing the fight until he got over the punches he had been trying from the outset to 1and. It was the worst beating that O'Brien ever re- coived, and Ketchel was & real hero staple Groceries, Hay, Grain and Feed, Poultry Supplies, Bte. différent grinders which meet all conditions. Valves and faucets repaired right in place, thereby saving: cost of time, labor and material. Save money by purchasing a set. Let us tell you more about them; a postal brings full description. ROBERT BROWN ESTATE, 55, 67, 59 West Main Strost. Huber D. Card and F. Wald Civil Engineering and Land New Bradley Block. Elm “PHE FOUR-MINUTE RECORD.”. Come in und hear it. It's something great. Geo. P. Yeomnns, 33% Lafayette St. OYSTERS CUT OUT. Oystors messured out. fresh every day. Our oysters are worth getting. Quanty and price always rishy st Are nold's, 57 Front St. Putnam. DANIELSON FIIIS HAGBERG, J. Moran cf, R. Moran cf. We wish to challenge any team under 11 years. &end all chullsnges to Leonard Sulli- van, 15 Besch street. Open House vs. Jewett City. Capt. Arthur Brooks takes his Open House dasketball team to Jewett City * FINANCIAL AND SATURDAY MARKETS. Whole List Higher—Most Active Trad- ing for Several Weeks. New York, March 27—10.10 a. m.— Stoks showed mmall fractional gains it the opening prices, and there was a modgrate degree of activity. Toledo, . Loufs and Western 1 3-8, and Balti- mre and Ohio 1 3-4. 11 a. m.—An upward movement be- gan, . which only a few of the im- portant stocks benefited much, the buying being most noteworthy among the minor stoeks, Top prices were not held throughout the hour, the room traders taking profits freely I; e ac- tive seotfon. ~Pacifie Coast points, American Beet Sug: 2 2-4, the common 1, Con 1 and Chicago and Alton ~referred ¥ and verfous stocks 1 or more. Hockir, Coal san off 1'3-3 and Repuslic Steal "C ‘losing—~The market closed very animated and buoyast. ‘The upwa"fl movement gathered forces and breadth and carried the whole list higher in the most aotive tmding for several weeks. The industrials kept a promi- nent position Consolidated Gu rh‘nl 4 \malfimat!d Copper 2 3-8 and New York and Westinghouse Blectric 3 1-4. 8TOCK S prd p Smelting & R Do. p . Sgar Reuibe 1000 Amerioau Wo 3700 Anseonda Miniig Tiow Atchison ., 700 Do ptd 2% Atiand Consé Line. 7400 Baitimere & Obio. 3400 Chesapeake & v 1800 Clicago Great Western .. 900 Chieago & N. W 0105 Chieaso, 166 G, C 00 -1 Z 4807 General Electrie 1 7000 Great Nertiern pid. 00 Do O s, COMMERCIAL 400 iinols Central o 200 Interaational Paper 00 Do. ptd 300 Reiermatonai B 2008 Jowa Caniral 008 Kunews Ciy Seuiiern.. ed " 132 Weetinghouse Fiectric ——=— Western Union, T hesting & L/ o 800 Wineonsin mu.\x 1800 Am. Tel. & Totut eates, B2600 shares. \‘w York, March 37.—Money on cail morinal; no loans: time loans dull and easy; sixty days i 12 per cent; nine- ty days 2 1-2 to 8 per cent; six months 3 'P»r cent.; prime mercantile paper 3 1-% 10 4 per cent.; sterling ex- change easy at $4.86.25@$4.86.35 for sixty-day bills, and at $4.87.85@84.87.90 for Gemand; commercial bills $4.86Q $4.86 1-8: bar siiver 50 3-8; dollars 44. COTTON. New York, March 27.—Cotton future: closed Closing bids: when his dressing room, It was a corking fieht and every one went away with the impression that Ketchel one of these days will be the champlon heavyweight of the world. walked awey in triumph to Telephone: 133. e R B OUR BUSINESS CARD The Edward Chappell Company Lumber and Coal Purchasing solely for spot cash enables us to sell at Lowest Prices. Local and Long Distance Telephones at each office. (Obverse.) . NORWICH, CONN, Ottice, Wharves and Yard: 44 to 76 West Main Street (Central Wharl.) Branch Office: 150 Main Street. Over. ‘' (Reverse.) GOAL Ladies' Tatlor, Norwich. G. W. NASH, MEATS AND PROVISIONS James B-nnln‘ Norwlch Town. Conn. Fre Poultry. etc Frod rravisions received dally Evers thing first-class. Prompt delivery. o Connecticutr | It have it played for Price 1% DANIELSON FISH MARKET. w comin, but the open ourselves: also a ful jams snd quahaugs. Goet that we o line of fish, NEW YORK BAKERY 0O. Mlestein & Zachmowits, Props hn Preach and German Breads. Deliv- city. Drop a card and 30 North Thames Street. Pol- o Outfitten, 3. Bliven, Clgt* ler. et o Fus rry o tull nu K on"the bridga It M8 mesring the timoe for spring painting. Aot My sstimate. Also gen: 08 ec:l pure méy R Browning 15| WEAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE Est. 1837.——1898 Inc. Asviem st. P. 0. R.F. D. No. Real Estate Potter Bullding. P. B DeROCCO, 1road Ave.. Opp. depot, Best and : ‘?{Irl?:n o"'.l ol b. ‘Phone connections. REAL BSTATE AND INSURANCE Reom l Shannon STENOGRAPHER. Hattle L. Jewstt, Public Stenographer and Shorthand Teacher. 188 Main St HEN ut your bus noss befors the PUbHC. there is ho iy jum better than through the advert! fn‘ columns of The Bulletin. “‘An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of curs is an old saying that has been handed down to us frc ancestors — and it proves true nine times out of ¢ Be CAUTIOUS in selecting a seed store to purc / Spring supplies, as it is a business that every one N , Ch X ll torage &mltydw. carry ulll Mflfl.:nlu first-class g 53 Cow Steam" Conla. " Brsaminous Coa: 3 g o handle. If you buy your supplies of o ot e T R o Barstow & 0a. ber. We -:n-rye :o lnxer 'mfi.uoch and nnult variety in mfl':: drym‘h‘ J. Pl . Sprace Timber and Joint, Shingles in great variety, Lath, Fu: Floorl: 5 of many kinds (Including fancy bard woods), Sheathings, Siaing, A% ) collins- and Weinscot (of many patterns and W Chestnut, that’s not only a “prevention,” but it's a “cure” for any worr m deut Chmy. Cvprul. Mtpl Carolina Pine, li AM " ifll nnd v;hn-grom.nm(“ a'lnl (mold Stair Rails, Newels and of differerit woods), Brackets, “House ‘and Cased Pantry Drawers, Pine, % lain). Corner and alusters, Threshli and and " gent Over. oods), H ovmrch Whitewcod, Foplar th Blocks, llomnn (regular and fancy erally, Building m)‘ Win- Shelving, Stair Treads and Papers, ing as to the quality of the goods. Their seed is all Northern grown and is raised especially for them. “Seed Polatoes on the way”