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INSURANCE. * ). L LATHROP & SONS continue to issue lnlusn‘.nco on Mer. cantile, Dwellings and rm Property 11 the strongest companies at low rates. Give us a call before placing your business elsewhere, 28 Shetucket Street, Norwich, Conn. Boucher Pitches Nor-Taft to necticut League Starts. (Special to The Bulletin.) At Wauregan on Saturday the Nor- | wich-Taftville and Wauregan teams opened the Eastern Connecticut league # Jpon with the finest game of base- ever seen in Wauregan, playing innings with a 1 to 0 séore, of hich Norwich-Taftville had the one md Wauregan the goose egg, Inning after inning went by with only three men coming to bat on either side, but Norwich-Taftville finally won out when Emerson hammered out a double to right, Burdick sacrificed after Casey weu out and Greenwood's single scor- ed_Emerson with the winning run. Wauregan was crippled owing to shortstop Driscoll being unable to play, Mighty _important question—who | Manager Farrell going into right and owns this Po]]cy for Fire Insurance?|second baseman Iiall at short. Pitch- %s it all right? Written by a good|er Boucher had the ndest kind of company, ready to make good when | Support from his ficld, McClafferty and disaster comes? For reliable Fire In- | Leopold playing a great game and surance service—consult us. Burdick making a star catch of a foul ISAAC S. JONES, Insurance Agt. fly in right field. Boucher pitched practically a no-hit game, as the one Richards Building, 91 Main Street. | Single credited to Raymond was a| apr23daw bounder to Leopold, over which there Are You Going Abroad? was considerable question as to ‘whether the fielder ought not to have been given an error. Livesley in the box for Wauregan | Before doing so obtain a supply of our self identifying travelers' checks —payable anywhere—and lot us insure your baggage wherever you may be. was also in fine form, and Raymond’s B. P. LEARNED & (0., one-hand catc ith Hogan's fielding at third were features. Wauregan lost Down Stairs in The Thames Loan and Trust Co. Building. a fine chance to win the fifth with men mardIMWF on second and third, and one out. but Liyesley knocked a grounder to Casey who held the runner on third and got his man at first. At the end of the 12th, Manager Be- noit wanted to call the ame, but Manager Farrell said: othing do- ing, play ball” Next Saturday, the Wauregan manager will have his full t m when the two teamms meet at Norwich, and he prophesies that Wau- regan will win. The score Norwioh-Taftvilie. Waursgan. 4 abh po s hpoae MClerts.2 4 0 1 8 LiRaymondlt 5 12 0 0 MRetad 8 .0 3 Bwcin 0310 Leopold. 1b 128 1 1 Hallee 0831 . JNCl'y,cf 4 02 0 0/Gadbolsid 014 0 0 e pr e o Emersonlf 5 1 1 0 0 Dion.2b 0420 0y. 01 6 1|Govenc 010 4.0 Burdick,rt 0 3 0 0 Neveux.cf 02 0 Grnwood.e 5 2 3 2 0lLivesler.p 0160 Bou 1 1| Farrell, it 000 0] John F. Parker FIRE INSURANCE OFFICE TO THE CHAPMAN BUILDING BROADWAY Totats, 50 3| Tos, 1 13 Run, for Norwist-Taftille Fanrion; bases on bala, ot Douener 5, off Liveley 1; sirick out. by Boutier 3, by Tvesiey ‘01 two' bate it Emersan islen asés Emerson: Greerwood, Coren, Rayimond Sucrifce hits, Burdick. Nevewus . double. play, Hall o Dlon Lo Gadbais; smpire, Caisse of Patnam. (Special to The Bulletin.) T'he baseball season of the Eastern Connectioue leaguc was opened on Sa urday afternoon at Jewett City by a game between the local team and the Puatnam nine. Warden Ira F. Lewis pitched the first ball, and the home teawn followed up this auspiclous start by beating the Putnam team, 8 to 3. The high wind was, my unfavorable, but a fine game was witnessed. At 4 o'clock Manager McBroome ordered the game closed for five minutes, as a tribute of respect to Governor Lilley, and wrile the church bells were tolled CORNER BATH STREET. in the borough. Moore’s great pitch- ing was the feature of the game. The Telephone 834. Jewstt City. Putnam. Ralll et 0 0 _l‘ :ID: :’\ : N. TARRANT ‘& GO, s e 4 ol 01432 117 MAIN STREET. - fl : ST RYS Fire, Accident, Health, e 39 S e Totals, 851027 6 5 i Liability, Plate Glass and Steam Boller . .. INSURANGE g tting out of tura. n Tairo' 2. Staw 1 hith, Wiillams, Wik, Ritce. McKinncy: Norwich Unlon Fire Insurance Socisty, | lalis. by Moore 2. by Bonin 2: hit by piwher. Tirc . 8. ran, G.” obortson: strick out, by Meore. 1% . by Bonin 4; double Dlays, W.. Hoberteon o Wi, b Assots §2,750,422.10 R w e o ey, Marion, Sacrifice Western Assurance Co, U. €, Bobertaon: left on buses, Jowett Cit oamo drun, Jewei i Assots §2,397,608.00. 27 Go: T Hecl14 Aflo!{;‘!Ya AT LAW. SROWR & PERKINS, Attorneys ot Law Dayville Won in Fourth. (Special to The Bulletin,) By bunching five hits in the fourth inning of their game with the Andems at North Grosvenordale Saturday, the over First Nat Sank, Shetucket St |Dayville “Brownies” were abis {0 Sotrance - score five runs and jump into the lead Btatrway, nex: to Thames Nat Bunk. | in the first home game of the Eastern Connecticut league season. and puil out a victory, T to 6. Three hundred fans shivered and stamped or looked for a sunny place inside the fence, which helped to break the force of the chilling wind. ~“Hi" Henry, the An- dems' new twirler, was on the firing line for the home team and though his benders were hit freely and he was the victim of some miserable luck, the fans were satisfied with his showing and feel that he is going to make gdod Tel 38-3. The Dime Savings Bank OF NORWICH. DIVIDEND to 0—Jewett City and Dayville Win—Eastern Co: IRNINGS. Victory Over Wnure-gnn, 1 Keach started to pitch for Dayville, but was taken out after the fourth ini ing, Jones finishing the game. North Grosvenordale’s chances for victory were diminished after the first inning when Larowe, who stérted out to do their backstop work, was forced out of the game' because of Manager Benoit's threat to protest if the former Nor- wich-Taftville man was used. Au- coin was brought in from second to finish the game behind the bat and other necessary changes and substitu- tions made that upset and unnerved the home team. The players and fans did not like the shakeup a little bit. Larowe and Manager Gahan both claim that the yhave Manager Benoit's word that he waived claim on Larowe in favor of the Andems. Benoit, however, has evidently changed his mind. Brooks, who made his first ap- pearance fith the Brownies, distin- guished himself in the fourth by smashing out a long single to right, scoring the three runners who filled the bases, and incidentally winning the game, Both teams look stronger than they were last year and will be fac- tors to be considered for places in the first division. The score: s e 00 10 o1 31 50 "0 01 21 0 Totals, 136 Seore by innt N. Grosvenordale ..pe.2 0 2.0 2 0 0 0 0—5 Dayville 501050010 07 Runs, for Dayville Daly 1. Smith 3, Martin 1 Brooks 1, Janes 1, for North Grosvenordale Codierre Henry 1, G. Johowon 1, $rappier 1, Carlson 1; twb base liits, Cadey. Smith: three base hit. G. bases on balis, off Keach 1, off Henry 4, struck out, by Keach 5, by Henry 6, by le plays, Janes 1 7 son; stolenbases. . Page. Carley, Smith, Frappier, Carlson 2; sacrifice’ hit, Henry; time, 2.20; umpire, White. Eastern Connecticut League Standi Won. Lost Norwich-Taftsille Dayville Jewett Weit i North ' Gr: Putnam . ity 0 o 1 1 1 enordale . C. A. C's Lost at Stonington. The C. A. lost at Stonington on Saturday, 10 to 5, to the Stonington team of 'the R. L-Conn. league, in a game where the! ical times. Some also lost them errors case a stupid base the nces when they got men on ti score Stonington. 1 1[Kaneab MeMal . ¥ Foley Onk Burchall; pas first._base on e iy ieft “on bases, Stonington 5, C. A. C. 1, Stonington e, . Weich, Uncasville Won at Jewett City. In a long and play the Hustl ty m at the h by the The come together loosely weeks a_different Battery for the Hustlers and Bliss, Would like an the K C.w.J Jewett City. Game Postponed. The the ne between House W D has_bee intil afternoc Captain Scanlon is book- ing dates with out of town teams. Amateur Baseball. . The Preston Clip) scalped Scalpers by the score of 10 to o . batteries for the winners were McCaf. fery and Buckley; f livan and Murphy game was made by a hit who was the star y §rs ature of by Gebrath, The regular Semi-annual Dividend has been declared from the net earn- ings of the past six months at the rate of Four per cent. a year, and will be FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. payable on and after May 15th. FRANK L. WOODARD, SATURDAY MARKETS. aprzidaw Treasurer. | Gains and Losses About Equally Di- DENTISTRY vided—Active and Strong Closing. EII New York, April 24.—10.10 a. m.— ‘The dental busi tablished by | The opening trading in stocks was my brother, wh‘?] many years, w. l‘lll.l by Dr. V. 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CONANT. o11 Franklin Street. Whitestone Gc and the J. F. C. 10c Cigars are the best' on the market. id 8 B Try them. mar1éd 600 Interborough Met. 1600 Do, A'I LIRS lumh‘flr.", tie vu . there 18 No mes #0 International Pum; i L & advertise | — Tove Cenirl columns o o 5 tniile & N 00 Minu.” & St.” Lou M. 8L P & 8 Mi i M Ont. Norfolk & N Steel Spring Stecel Rock Island Co Do. prd St'L & 8F SC Louls Southwest 1400 1100 7 Tnion_ Pacific - Do. pfd United States Do. 1st pfd TUnited States Sieel. Ribber. ... Fiectric | 813 200 Westem Unlon & 100 Wheeling & L. Erle % 200 Wisconsin _Central 50% 4900 Am Tel. & Teg it Total saies, 391,400 shares, MONEY: _New York, April 24.—Prime megcan- tile paper 31-2 to 4 per cent; sterling exchange steady at 487.35@487.10 for sixty days bills, and at 496.05@486.15 for ‘demand. Commercial bills 485 1 @486, Bar silver 521-8; Mexican dol- lars44. Money on call nominal; no loans. Time loans firmer; sixty days 21-4 to 21-2 per cent, ninety days 21-2 per cent, six months 23-4 to 3 per cent. COTTON. New York, April 24.—Futures closed steady. Ciosing bids: April 10.38, May 10.39, June 10.31, July 10.32, August September 10.10, October 10.09, ember 10.06, December 10.07, Jan- uary 10.01, March 10.01 Spot closed quiet, points highes iddli ‘";.‘1‘!!;[. :fllil:dj 10.70, middling guif * Hospital 24, Open House 3. ‘The Hospital team found the Open House team easy victims on Satur- day, defeating them by the score of 24 to 3. The game was played half a gale of wind, which made of fly balls excuseable, but the en h(:rn House infield, except Pitcher CI t- man,gave an awful exhibition of hand- ling the ball, and the error column of the losers almost equalled the run col- umn of the winners. Because of the weather the game was called at the end of the seventh. At the end of the third inning the same was stopped five minutes'to pay respect to the memory of the late iovernor Lilley. Zemke was in unhittable form, and made the unusual record of striking out four men in the first inning, through a dropped third strike on whigh Frisbie gained first, after Zemke had fanned Freeman and Manchester. After passing Patridge, Zemke then struck out Sullivan. The Hospital men clouted the ball hard, and Captain Christman gave way to Freeman at the end of the third. Captai} Weeks and his men amassed 18 hits, while the Open House was held to 5. Luke Riley umpired in good shape. The summary. Hospital—Captain Weeks 1b, Bris- bois 3, Fowler If, Austin 3b, Zemke p, Fielding 2b, Stryhall ss, Brooks If, Callahan rf, Gardner rf. i £ } ol rorronases 1, Bl ouwwemmesen! M| suuncaRndl g munnsoanaBE T Bletansmenes wleacssmsoen Sl cummns. 3 J oo+ ulssesrcment] Detroit, April 35.—Detrolt and Cleveland played game transferred from the second series In this i the home team shut out the visitors 3 to el | aunuananst Tutt! way. soals, 385 yards, . Tuttle unios Score, Jolly Ellis 7, FER mfmy Five—Swan 1f, Dilworth rf, e c, Clish g, Burke rg. Segatchies—Arnold rf, Noble ¢, Hansen lg, Masters rg. Score, Segatchies 29, Mighty Five 26 fleld boals, Swan 1, Dilworth 2, Tuttle 4, Slish 2" Burke 2, Arnold 3, Noble 5, Masters 5; foul goals, Swan 1Dilworth 1, Beckwith 2, Noble : scorer, Revell; timer, Morgan; ref- eree, Peckham, Jolly Fives 36, Cyclones 6, The preliminarp game between two teams, the Jolly Iive and the Cyclones, was won by the Jolly Five, who had it on their opponents all the In the first period they finished in the lead, 20 to 4, and the final count made it 36 for the Jolly Five, 6 for the Cyclones. The lineups and summa Jolly Five—Eillis rf, Revell If, Fors- berg ¢, Robinson rg, Jackson lg. Cyclones—Stanley Clish_e, Palmer r, Revell 4, Robinson 2, Jackson 2, Stanley 1, Pal- mer 1; foul goals, Walker 2. Bike Riders Back Out of Marathon. New York, April 26.—A bicycle Mar- athon race, so-called, for professional riders at the full distance of 26 mfles was decided i, Clish ‘Business Directory ith 1t NORWICH FIRM3 lies, Tel. 3. . Greeneville Grain lomon Bros., Props. . PAINTING. PAINTING. This is my business. Wagons, car- es and automobiles. At a reason- able price I will make it look like a new one. GEO. ADAMS, 17 Town St AUTCMOBILE STATION, 8, J. Coit, 6 Otis Street. Autom and Bicycle Repairing. Gensral chine work. Jobbing. 'Phone BUILDING MATERIAL. st Pec! McWilila: & Co., 47-55 ‘es! %, Main Street. /| can Lime, Portland Cement, Fatiod Roofing. | o4 DRUGGIST rf, Walker Ig, wit] 1 4 '=nflfl iy 3' best and Forsberg 3, up the Chartier's cor. Market and Water Sta. line of the best Ales, Lager ally bottied for fam- at the Velo- Delivery. Tel. 136: "OF EASTERN CONNECTICUT AND WESTERLY, R, | - at short netice. HAY AND GRAIN. J. P. COMBIES, i We handle a od N 1, timothy nay, Cor. Market and Water Ste. ‘Phone fi ul straw, eln, ealt. Toa Do) e e done promptiy at short notice and prices are right. Give me a trial, M. K. SULLIVAN, i 15 Bath Street. TAFT'I.E FIRM! Tollet artic! GROCERIES Grenler, Taftville, Ct. tions filled with the greatest care urest 6—and we will deliver all Of the clty. Give us your dinner g . Wm. Chartle, Prop. Tdtvlf ¥ e e S WILLIMANTIC FIRMS STIMPSON’S STABLES, 0 H Open House—Freeman cf and p, 5 ; drome board track, near Newark, N. J., rear Young's hotel, Main street. Thoe« Manchester ss, Frisbie 1b, Patridge b, | Slaeter2 is today, and was won by Frank 1, Kr o AN TRENT, P to, date service gusrantesd Magck 3b, Sullivan ¢, Moll ar, Colberg | sSu%rsp 01 mer of Bast Orange, N. J. 3. A. Fog- b alty & vy teaming & Epe= 2b, Simon 1, Christman p and cf. S e o R ler was second and John Bedell third. ot in a new line of spring - Score by inning: TClirks ut. Mt by bepted hebr About 7,000 persons saw the contest. all kinds ladies’, gents' and CHIROPODY AND MANICURING Open House . 00120001—3..1 o N 5 There were 27 entries, but because of shoes. ALl colors, at right | Mrs. James P, Brown, 770 Main Street, Hospital o 2086113524 ettt 000 the refusal of the management to in- 9 West Main St Willimantic Conn. ers taken for Two base hits, Fowler, Brooks; three and 900 crease the purse, which amounted to puffs and other nair gooas. Your owm base hit, Brooks; bases on balls, Off| Runs. for Detroit McIntyre, Schacfer, Schmidt: Zenike 3,0ff Freemsn 2; struck out, by | 90 hate Mis, Noamis, Schevids 3. 8tor T Zemke 11, by Christman 1, by Freeman | facrifice bits. Bush. o . - fusa 1, ; double play, Hinchmdn o Stovall: left ou 5; umpire, Luke Riley Dbases, Detrolt 3. ‘Cleveland 5: bases on balls, off yamis b N Vgh 4 il ‘hich, Wrishe e, 20 wpies Lost Return Game to New Londomers, | Wil :'wild piteh, Wrighi; tme, 1.85; umpires The C. A, C. Jrs. lost a return game to the New London Independents, 4 to 3, on the Cranberry. The New Lon- Pleister Knooked Out of Box. ing the score. The game was played St Louis. Chicago. mother of for $100, only Torrington. $262, or to put on a consolation race 11 riders started. The other” 16 will have to a e officials of the National Cycling asso- ciation for failing to keep their agre ment. left Torrington Thursday doncrs had them shut out up to the| St Touls Aprl 25 —Chicago had s bard time | her daughter. Mrs. ninth, when a batting rally by the | Knocked our of te boc. The St touls tesm W | COMb, Norwich boys came within one of tie- | not support Rhodes. ~Seore: Hartford. Mrs, Caroline W. Lilley, iov. George L. Lilley, and COAL AND WOOD. dour of The Park Wood Yard, Franklin Street. | Faco an Wood and Coal in any quantity deliv- | hatr eted to all parts of the city at reascn- | Tollet Go ufts. Chi Scalp M: removed. " Full line Evenings combings made into a switch, dy, Manicur Superf of ” by able prices. Wm. Ince. Tel 500. ment. FOR SALE. Slabs $1.00 2 load. Norwich Wood Yard, rear Bulietin Bldg., Franklin St Tel. 504. Charles S." New- ob Go to H. work at the lowest pric. taine, Baltle, Conn. © with few errors. The, linsups: abhbo s ¢ hopo s e C. A. C. Jrs—Welch ¢, Carberry rf, | Bumeds 5 ¢ 2 £ imeomest 5 0% 0 0 Shea 1b, Calkin cf, Sincox p, White s8, [ Breshanc 3 1 2 3 o|Steinrdtsb 4 1 8 1 0 Counihan 1f, Miche 2b, Hearn 3b. Konetchy,l 4 311 2 O|Tkerss 3 1 0 1 0 N. L. Ind—Bemmitte ¢, McKay If,| Buansxt™ 2 01 1 0200 Rockwell If. Cavanaugh p, Crowel cf, [ Bis® 112 ¢ 193830 Mills 3b, Pfeningworth 2m, Griffin ss, | Charles2 4 2 4 3 10000 Smith rf. Osteenss 3 015 21110 ore by innings:, R T N e L. Ind..0 04070 00004 6 2|epad 1500 C.: €. JtPas:D0.0:0,6 00 6.3—§.9 Al > Str~ Sl The C. & C, Jrs. have a well filled | Tetain 1033 4l schedule. but would like to get on a| iBatied for Evans tn 5 game with Open House, and will make | -Datted for Rhodes in 9th a date for them if thie Open House|gSqm v fmlnes: - . o 0 team accepts. Chicago .. . 0011800 03 ; Rurs, for St Louls Shav, Bremshan, Charles, New Haven High Wins, Riodes' for Chicago Browne. “Sheckard. Chance e New Haven high school nine | Siuerd: tacitee mit. sinmem oo e it an easy victory over the Hartford | o Koneichy to Chat T Caay stolen. bases, ipsie bases on ot Prelsier 2. off Overall 1 by Pleister 4. by Orerall 3 Bits, oft Preister § in 5 inpings. off Overall 2 in 4 Ieft on bases, St. Louls 6, Chicago 5:°time, 2.08; h school boys at the Yale field on Saturd winning 10 to 1. These teams are in the western division of he Interscholastic league. Murphy . Totte Harr 85 94 102 TO THE Public Spiried | Residents OF NORWICH: Shall we make the Cel- ebration of our 250th aprida CONTRACTOR AND JOBBING F. B. Backwith, 90 West Main Street. Contractor and ' Bullder. Isbbing work of 1l kinds promptly aitended to. Arthur Roy, horulhnnlnq Our motto s, Baltic, WAGONY FOR SALE. Two new business wagons, also two new dump carts, cond-hand top car- you. and wagon “Best work at prices” Try us, we are sure to pl BALTIC FIRMS SHOE AND HARNESS REPAIRING. A. Fontaine to shoes and harnesy Fepaired. Firet Slass rst class H. A. Fon. ek riage and a se hand top phaetun. HORSESHOEING Painting and repalring a speclalty. Tel AN WS ephone 572 Geo. W Harfis, 564 West REPAIRING Main St. C. F. Bourgeol: Baitle, make a study_of FISH—FISH. Fresh shore haddock, market ocod, steak cod; also fine line cf all other kinds of fish at the Norwich Fish Mar- ket; telephone—571. right prices. GROCERIES, HAY AND GRAIN, Sherwood Potter, 410 Main Street. 1 carry a complete line of fancy and staple Groceries, Hay, Grain and Feed, Poultry_ S, D. F. X. McEvoy, kfllal’, Gllatl’m’ resser _an ractical Halr worker ln’all ll:.hr for and to_vent. HORSESHOEING Hattle L. Jewett, Public Stenographer 283 Main St Chairman. dium bette Ler. and Shorthand New England Leasue 445 463 At W t—Brockion 7, W K New London. B g T e e B Y Wilbur 88 88 ¢ Bedford—New. eaford § 2 Druebeck .89 = Baratz College Games. adshaw At 2 Acat- | Armstrong 433 n The Warriors go to W tonight to roll off a postponed game, and on 1. | Wednesday they roll off another post- A it poned game in New Lomdon. " orsi b - ke The Standing. ilian Wofi. Los At Willismstown, Mass.—Ma Agricultn- | Westerly No. Wofi, Lost, P.C At Yale Freshmen 4. Dean Academy | Norwich Wa New London A Trinity 10, New York University 4. | New London 1o B Westerly No. Sunday Games. ty 4. Montreal 0. Norwich No. (i s 5 SEGATCHIES WIN SERIES. Take Deciding Game 29 to 26 from ighty Five Basketballists. The Segatchies of New London won Dorando Beat Maloney. New Saturday Dorando won from Matt Maloney At the 15-mile r. lead- i 8 3 the deciding game of their basketba | ing at the anish by a lap and & quar- | caries with the Mighty. Five of he ¥, er. His time was 1.14.40, while that ay. night at ‘the local of Maloney was 1.16.00. Because the | gvmuadinm, 28 to 7 6. The Segatchies appeared with a_different lineup than tra ot me be claimed a red this will not h = rop snted that team in the pre- . ceding zames, but in spite of 'the Shrubb Best at 15 Miles. strengthening process which $hey s Alfred Shrubb of England Satui- | plied, the Mighty Five regulars gave day night at American League park | thenf a hot go,-and the winning mar- defeated Henri St. Yves of France. in | gin was smail a 15-mile run by nearly two laps. The | ~ At the end of the first half the winner's time was 1h. 26m, 125, and | Mighty Five led 15 to 12, and the final the loser’s 1h. 28m. period was a nip-and-tuck race, with Pipe, Fittings, Valves, B =8 to 8 inch in stock. Steam, Gas, Water Speciaities of all kinds. POWER MACHINERY FOR CUTTING AND THREADING. Send us your orders. ROBERT BROWN ESTATE, 55, 57, 59 West Main Strest. Telephone: 133. OUR BUSINESS CARD (Obverse.) Est. 1837.——1898 Inc. The Edward Chappell Company, NORWICH, CONN. Lumber and Coal Purchasing solely for epot cash enables us to sell at Lowest Prices. Office, Wharves and Yard: 44 to 76 West Main Street (Central Wharl.) Branch Office: 150’ Main Street. Local and Long Distance Telephones at each office. Over. (Reverse.) GOAL - ‘With our Large Storage Capacity we carry all -class izes (Including fir: No. 2 Chestnut) in Hard, Medium and Free Burning. Genuine Blacksmiths' Coal. Steam Coals. 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Corner and Plinth Blocks, Stalr Treads and Stair Rails, Newels and Balusters, Threshliolds, Moldings (regular and fancy and »f different woods), Brackets, “House Trim” generally, Building Papers, and Cased Pantry Drawers. o ve ness before the public, there than through the advertise ing columns of The Mulletin. Conn. Wi shoeing horse will satisfy. " Years of .‘XP.rl.lgl'- made us experts. Wagon has at PUTNAM FIRMS FAIR DRESSER 61 Main Street. nd Ehflartnn'l Hair Wig ‘anches. ker, s ik umpires, Emsile and 0'Day, . s P. J. White, 15 Bath Street. frorse- OIVIL ENGINEERS SATURDAY BASEBALL GAMES. Annlvel'sal‘y WOl‘"ly shoeing in all its brench Careful CARD & WRIGHT. Mitchell s Trigle Saved a Shutout. attention on our part insurs Huber D. Card and F. Walden Trigne, y Chikinadly Mgl 35— Cuiaite, haid FORICAL) 1 T ? ronage. Once a customer. Clvil Engineering and Land Surv w Yoi e hit today, el le Into eron 1 x et e ey Sty e e e i | OF our Town cusiome Now' Bradley Block. Bim Streck " St Touis 3. " give 3 base on balls or hit Detroit 1. safely eve Cam : e & ovs Won. Lost ~abh oo a el to the fund for paying the expsnses of [ Come in and hear It. It's something | day. Our oysters are. worth: Eett: Shg 3 it ) the occasion. Prompt subscriptions | Sreat. Quality and price always right’ : 4 . will enable the committees to plan at| Geo- P. Yeo: 39% Lafayette 8t | SRS e " i 1 once for interesting featur DANIELSON FIRMS 4 . Will every corporation, business firm HAGBERG, G. W. NASH, ol 93 1 Tgteuio 0| and individual call onf one of the com- Ladies’ Tallor, The Musle Man, Bank Butial National League. IEgan ] ; mittee mentioned below or send checlq Norwich. Have snu heard my new Two Dicoklsn 2, New York 0. - Totals, !|to CHARLES W. GALE, Treasurer of oo L T e it e & < hy ittee, before May 1st? T e ey 1s ¢ = % 0. o i t4p comnuitten, |befoce "l ¥ MEATS AND PROVISIONS s oel TRiee TN L Ee ciphi o Seore. e N onal League Standing. Shianarg . SR Costello Lippitt, Norwich Savings| ;mes Banning, Norwich Town. Conn. DANIBLSON FISE IS Won. - Lost. E Society. Fresh and t Meats, Poultry, ete.| Oysters are now coming fine and we o . 4 e e T T o “h B. Cha ‘helsea Say- | Fresh Provisions received daily Evers. | handle nothing but the best that we " ; Tt Apsiein, Mitehelt; suesifce. ite - Milsane: con | Caries apman. Chelsea Sav-| thing first-class. Prompt dellivery. e W ot : iz stolen ;‘T' Leach; double play, Mowrey to | INgS Bank. b clams and quahaugs. Tobiltzel to MeLesn: buses on balls, off Dubuc ¢ § % ; i ‘ B L | O T ox Ffipios. Morchan®s Nat-| iwieht & Eacmeowits, Brope. ¥ob WESTERLY FIRM : Mcliean time, 1.40; uapires, ‘Kiem and. anc. loned Benke 7 , . - —— : ish, Freach and German Breads. Deliv- CLOTH! ¢ ¥ i, SROE RS James H. Welles, Uncas National| ey all over city Drop a card and :,'“ e G Warriors Gain on Westerly. ey » 8 have us call. 20 North Thames Street. 4 by N ern League : Y Bank. E Clot ter, Furnisher, . Outntter, i = Capt, Julian Harris and the Norwich 2 = | "1 sarry & tull kne of Gents’ Fur- i i r 5. Called 11 inning Warriors made a stride towards the C. Leslie Hopkins, First National pe n‘l}:hlb leadership_in the duckpin league by | pank. s i B o 0. r R v - - & g is here—the time to aint 2 defeating New London team No. 1 in 3 o TRase, < Try MRS Batbts g three straight games Saturday night at | Robert W. Perkins, Thames Loan & | Your housc, Try Moparch Paint 100| ngar ESTATE AND INSURANOR the se alleys. The Warriors came | Trust Co. Asylum St vieh. P. O, R. F. D. A ‘H. ‘Vd|l||l. acro: v, No. 7. 'Phone co et 2 et ;“"Cf:“'n"m“i_‘;;"m;”‘f;"e’g Frank L. Woodard, Dime Savings| " ot s potter Sulliee Phias ernteiia ' i { the high individual three string, over | Bank, T T R AR T i | Mrtrong Ty, Game and totang 311 [ Charles W. Gale, Thames National R i s i, 2 e0. B, helder, Room 8 Sh: 2 F . w0 | captured the individual singe with 111, | Bank. Sior. “neal” 'otate and. Investmeng | Murravs Pure Frult Syrups. Lerge ol > The scores: Broker. Notary Public, Auditing and | assortment of Candy, Fruit, ete, at 8 Connecticut League. | Norwich Warriors, The Ways and Means Commilfee | Expert Accountant. Telephone §15. | pgjiroad Ave. P. A. Do Rocco, At Northamptou—New Haven 5, Northampton . son 90 91 boeipdhive S i e ARSI - \--Hartford 7. New Britain 6, Ten | T 93 91 COSTELLO LIPPITT, STENOGRAPHER. WHEN you want to put your busie N0 me=