Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, June 7, 1909, Page 3

Crews Come Wednesday—Varsity Eght—&filt Along Rug: ged Lines—No Local Baseball Saturday—C. A. C's. Wallop Knights of Columbus. § — jes at low rates. e S Fates ‘call bedors piacing your Business elsewhere, 28 Shetucket Street, Norwich, Conn. Are You Going Abroad? Before doing so obtain a supply of eur self identifying travelers' checks —payable anywhere—and let us insure wour baggage wherever 0 B. P. LEARNED & (0., Down Stairs in The Thames Loan and Trust Ce. Building. \ Next Wednesday has been selected as the date for the Yaleoarsmen to leave their boathouse at New Haven for the quarters at Galeg Ferry, where the finishing touchés are to be put for the ‘varsity and freshman against Harvard, which will gome on Thursday, Jul yist. For the two weeks 4n which 'the /Yale crews and later the Harvard eights will be practicing on the Thames, quiet little Gales Ferry will be the focus for the attentlon of the college rowing world. The shells will be shipped Tuesda: for Naw London, and the oarsmen will follow at 3 o'clock Wednesday after- noon, the launch steamin day morning along Long Shells, launch and training quarters will be in readiness for squad when it reaches Gales Ferry at 5 o'clock, and the boats will be launch- ed and a spin on the Thames taken Defore the oarsmen dine on Wednesday land Sound. Oarsmen Rugged Enough This eYar. Last year the eight was fast and This vear it is husky enough, but slower than that of a Last season the eight broke the record on the New Haven harbor for the four miles before it came to Gales Ferry, bat broke in two during the race when unfortunate Stroke ed and the race was lost. This year it v be set down for a certainty that nobody will collapse, but in the reor- ganigation ef the crew to insur gedness the eight has of speed. The task wifich ‘ confronts Kennedy in the three weeks during which “the crews will stay in the tralning quarters at Gales Ferry is to get the speed back, as the Harvard eight is regarded as virtually as fast as the one which defeated Unless this is done Harvard will paddie to the mark July 1 a favorite in the four mile 'varsity Sriswold coll b FIRE INSURANCE i — tacked by the strongest companles, at premiums that reach the safety-point only. Quick settlement should dis- sster come. Don't delay—let's writs your policy today. Insurance Agt. Coach John 91 Main Street. Ysdle a year ago. Two Were on '08 "Varsity. feazon two of the oarsmen who ever sat in a Yale shell be found in the Howe, at No. ', and Baker, at No. 5. Baker Weighs more than 200 pounds and Howe 190. Since the Yale oarsmen returned from their losing race with the Uni- versity of Pennsylvania April 10 sev- John F. Parker HAS REMOVED HIS FIRE INSURANGE OFFICE eral changes have taken placs. Wallis has been placed at stroke, and there seems no doubt that he will be kept Indeed, it will create much sur- prise if another change is made any- where In the 'varsity” boat before the race with Harvard. The eight, as se- lected, have had in all cases experience in cheéw racing, but four of them have never been in anything but elass con- tests. Captain Howe, No. 6, and Rice, bow, wers in the 'varsity eight year, and Wallls, stroke, and Wodell, Uo. 3, were in the 'varsity four. CHAPMAN BUILDING BROADWAY CORNER BATH STREE No. 4, and Glenny, 3 in nothing but their class boats thair intercollegiats though Glenny wWas @ 'varsity substi- tute last vear. It is not_exxxpeccted that Yale will row in an English rigged shell against Harvard. The English boat which has Telephone 834. been used since last fall will be ship- ped to New London, and indications are thot it will be used in te Tace, rig- ged, however, in American fashion. Improvements at Quarters. Many improvements have been made in the 'varsity quarters at Gales Ferry during the winter and spring, preparatory to their accupation fn June. freshman house has been reshingled, and new chimneys put in. mande hes been put on the front of the bullding and new gutters and drains have been provided throughout The usual painting of both the freshman uarters will be com- crews statt practice N. TARRANT & ©O., 117 MAIN STREE Fire, Accident, Health, Liability, Plate Glass and Steam Boller . .. INSURANGE Nerwich Union Fire Insurance Socisty, | and university aq Assets §2,763,422.10 Western Assurance Co., U. 2, Assets §2,397,608.00. The roof of the pleted before the at Gales Forry. The engine house tar tank, and summer house have been refreshed by needed repairs A new and substantial built last fall, which will provide ficient depth of water for the crews ATTORNEYS AT LAW. BRUWN & PERKINS, ever First Nat SBank. Shetucket Si ments -have been made in the univer- sity quarters, including a drain to the river, the grounds themselves will be ¢ | lecled and made more attractive. SWUNG BATS ON CRANKER. C. A. C/s Defeat Montville Knights ot Columbus, 18 to 8—Gallivan Twirls Strongly. The expected game between the C. A. C’s and the Knights of Columbus baseball teams was played before a crowd of almost & thousand people on the Cranberry lot. The game, which proved to be a heavy hitting contest, and not a very interesting one, was won by the C. A. C. team, 18 to 8. Jackie Gallivan was on the firlng line and it looked as_though things were SABEIT 0 agn ‘him, as the Knights took to his deHvery in the first in- ning, sending in four runs and touch- ing him up for six hits. . After that Jackie settied down and no more runs | Swere secured off him until the ninth, when he let up and another four which made a total of eight, was all the Knights could get. For the Knights, Cranker, the New London star twirler, was hit almost at will by the heavy hitters of the C. A. C. In the sixth and eighth innings by good hitting and taking adyantage of the Knights' errors they piled up 12 runs. MeGuire in left played a grand gamo, accepting five hard chances in the crowd and also got three hits, Charle Levarge umpired and gave good satls- faction, although on a few decisions there was some kicking. Knights of Columbus. abhopo & abhpae 3100 342302 5820 i2100 5443 50000 1103 bl 3 0 T 12 Mntyieih 6 1 7 0 0MGuirelf 5350 0 MManuse 6 3 8 1 0Keatige- & 3 6 1 0 €320 01geraldes 3 2123 5130 oBullenh 51210 ¢ 31.3 50020 1518 % MmN T tune, for C. A. C. ¥. Sullivan, Kane 4 T, Sul- Yivan 3, ®. Sulliven 2, MoIntyre, icManus , 0‘Brien % Casey 1. Gallvady for K. 8 C. C. Flaherts, Murply, Sullivan 2. MRGuire 1d Gwo base hits, T. Selivan 2, Gulre: bases on balls. Galll pltcher, by Cranker 3, Gallivan Gallivvan 6, Craaker 5: double play, Fitzgersid io Sulllran to Plaberty: stolen bases, C. A. C. 6, K. of C. 8, time, 2.15; umpire, C. Levange. Jewett City Defeats Central Village. In the Eastern Cognecticut Amateur league Jewett City ahd Central Village managed 1o play & game Saturday, in spite of the rain, Jewett City winning on its home grounds -10 to 4. The score: Jewett City. Contral Village. abb 3 ...u“..". 4 ) X.Bit:te,2 | Smith. 1.5 1 Henreux.s E.Rilelile.if Dricesil.e 5 50 5 3 H Geer1b & H . s Farvis.ct,1t Baberksb, Garend.p.et 1[Miteheti.p ol motas s Jewett Olty 0011 Central Villags 0000400 Runs, for Jewett City L'Heureux, Driscoll , Jarvls %, Babeock. Gariand 2 for Central o Culeh, H. Culeh, McFarland. Brown: hits, off Mitchell § in 7 fnnings, off Martin 1'in 1. off Garand 7 1o 6, off Smith 0 in 3; two base hits. vis; throe base hit, Geer; bases on balls, off Gurand 1, oft Smith 1, off Mitchell 1 off Martin 1; hit by pitcher, L'Houteux; struck out. by Garand 10, by Fmith 1, by Mitchell 5, by Martin 1; daublo plays, Garand ‘o Geer, X. Ritehle to Geer: wild pitches, Garandfl Mitchall; “sscrifice bits, LaBock, Jarvis: umplres, Moren and Shea. Barbers to Meet Waiters. A game full of interest for the base- ball fans will be pulled off this after- noon at Sachem park, when the Wait- ers and the Barbers will get together for thelr second game of the season. The Barbers expect to make it hot for the Wauregan men and have signed the following lineup: Jack Wilson c, Trudensky p, Tim Sulltvan 1b, C. Le- varge 2b, Izzy McNuity ss, Hayes b, Corning if, Ravenell cf, Mike Kirby rf. Spiked Tyrus Cobb. Perth Amboy, N. J, June 6—The Detroit Americans defeated Perth Am- boy in an exhibition game today, 9 to 2. Cobb was spiked In sliding to sec ond in the seventh inning, but con- tinued playing. ?T For city election today the polls open in the four districts at 9 . m. and olose at 4 p. m. Btatrway, nex: to Thames Nat Bunk. DENTISTRY The Jental business established b: ‘whose assls aa for ntinued b Tiarea. T s a pisasure to ses the former brother and as man favor me with th SEA el E it Rose Bowling Alleys, LUCAS HALL, 49 Shetucket Street. J. J. C. BTONE, Prop. June Brides will find #t to their advantage to visit our Store this menth, We are show- ing = fine ilme of high grade and medium priced goods. give any adequate idea of all we hav to offer; 8o we issue a general invita- tion to come to our store and we will be pleased to show you our line. We have furnished over 5000 homes. Let us show you what we can do for Speoulation on Enormous Soale—Irre - eustomers of ular Price Movement. on Patromage. New York, June 5—10.10 a. m.—The opening stock market was made very irregular by heavy realizing in some of the stocks which were strong yester- day, and by advances In fresh points. United States Steel stocks were under pressurs, the preferred declining a full the common, Paitimore and Ohio, Texas and Pacific, Transit and American preferrod foll large fractions. was @ brisk diversion of Lull tions into Erie and Ontario and Wes ern, in which opening sales w of large blocks making extreme gaiis of a tion to a point. ferred advanced 2, Corn point and Coneolidated € point, while 1 a. m.—Speculation was envrmous scale, but prises moved - Near 11 o'clock hea buying of United States Steel sent it ubove 68 and imparted a mo: tendency *to the market, with the Hill showing _aggre: e | Baltimore and Ohio lost 1 losing.—The market closed unset- It 1s bard to The shifiing of accounts by buying quarters, while selling hoidings to apt up the constant ir- n'the movement of prices. ‘sTocKs. 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New Yeork, June §—¥oney on call nominal ; time‘loans firmer; sixty da - per cent.; nines ty days 2 1-2 per cent; six months 8 1-4 per cent; prime mercantile paper 3 1-2 to 4 per cent; sterling exchange fairly steady at $4.86.15@ $4.86.35 for sixty-day bills and at $4.S7.8084 8785 for demand: commer- cial bills §4.85 5-3@$4.36; ber sliver Newark-Jeriey City; rain. College_Qames. At At Arbor, Mioh.—Michign Univenity 4, No- tre_ Dame ‘Al Excter—Phillips Freter 5, Phillips Andover 3. At Gardencr, Me—Bates 3, Colby 0. N. Y.—Colgate 19, Hamilton 0. H.—New Hampshire State College 11, TRhode Tsland State College 0. Seven At West Point—Amberst 3, Army . SUNDAY BASEBALL GAMES. Cincinnati Takes Two from Brooklyn. 4, June 6.—Brookiyn lost two games 10 Cineinnatl today. In the fiost game the locals ot & lcad of fiwe runs in the initial inning, but were shie o hit Seanlon after thet. Brookim scemed to have the second game In the fenth. but with two out. Bescher beat sn jofield hit. stole second and “cored on & single. The winning Tun was scos fhe eleventh on & buse on balls and two sin Oakes siffered s siight concussion of khe beain collidon in the second game. He will be out of the same for several days. Scores: irst zame— . Cinair ] Bl ecarmunummsss PRSI N cwmsmisnE 1 1 3 i 1 1 H ° 1 O *Batted for Scanlon in Score by innings: Cinctomatt Brookiyn Runs, for ell, Hoblitzel, for Brookiyn Hummell, Lentox. Me- Flteen: twe base bit, Scanlon: sscrifice hit, Lobert; solen bases, Egan, Oskes, Lobert. Mitehell, Hoblit- zl; doubel pleys, Downey o Hoblitzel, Downey to Fean to Hoblitzél, Hunter to McElreén to Hum. mel, Kustas to Dunn; bases on balla, off Gasper oft ‘Seanlon 5; struck out, by Gasper 3. by Scanion 3; Wild piich, Gugpes; time. 155 wmires O'Day and Klem. Gin Brooklyn. n abh po s Bescher 1t 5 511 Fgnds 8 1 511810 Onkeot 0 O 53360 Paskerct 4 0 513200 Lobert, 3 3 0 $1110 Mitcheil.t 5 2 40200 Hoblitael,1b 3 1 403380 McLeanc 5 2 53600 Domnerss 4 0 s0010 ie s9 88113 0 00 Totals. Baited for Oue out when Score by lanings Clnetnnati . 80114 Brookiyn 9001 08 Runs, for Cincinnstl Bescher, Lobert 3, Mitehell, for Brookin Hummell, Alperman, Marshall; twe base bit. Hummell; theee base hits, Mitchell, Alper- saérifice hits, Hoblitzel. Lennox, Rucker; stulen bases, Bescher, Alperman, Lennox, Kutus: ' double play. Melean to Hobiltzel; bases an balls, off Ewwing 1,70 Dubue 2. off Rucker 4; struak out, by Fwing by Rucker 4; hit by pitched ball. by Rueker 1; @ pitch, Rucker: hits, off Ewing 8 in 11 inoings. SF Dubee 0 in 1 ime, 310; umpites, O'Day and Klem. Giants Defeat Browns in & Walk. St. Louts, June §.—Yew York defested St Louis ensily todey 12 10 1. Li<h, was driven from ihe Box in the sixth. Wiltss pitched fne ball. Score: 8t. Louis. New York. whopoa e poa e Bymesh 4 00 & 2 600 Del'banty, & 4 0 2 0 0 320 rebane 2 0 & 1 O] 100 onetchy,1 $ 910 1 0 Murray rf 210 Eeavssf 4 1 3 0 0 OHsmct 100 Ellsit 4 1 3 0 0Deviindb 130 Hulswittss 4 2 2 3 1 Bridweil.as 120 Glibert,?h 2 0 & & 1]Meyersc ie Lush.p 1002 0Wisen 10 Higginep 0 0 0 0 0|Fleteher.is 10 1111 0fMerkielb 10 10000 e 0000 0 Toum 1o 20 427 1 iy Soore by innings: st. Louls . 5 (hree base hit, Meyers; ‘oubie play, Derlin to Dosle to Tenney; siolen base, Bliss; bLit by pltched ball, by Lush 1. by Wiltse 1. by More 1; on balls, off Lush 3, off Wiltse struck out by Lush 1. by More 1 by Wilise iits, off Lush 9 In inaings, off Higglns oft Mote 0 in 1: left on basce. St. Louis 6. York 6: tme. 144: umpires, Truby and Rig- o Ruelbach Wins Twelve Inning Pitohers Battle. Chucago, June 6.—Chicago won from Philadelphia tday 0 the twelfth fming, 1 o 9. in n great pltching duel between. Reulbach and Moore. The bils ere equally divided. fire and five, no fwo in one Irming excepht the twelfth. Evers started this round With a single. Shecard roached first on an error. A foubie steal followed and Hofman's clean hit scored Evegs. Score: Chicago. Philadelphia. hope a e hopose Erers, 23 3 ofKnabe2b 5 03 7 0 Sheckardlf 5 1 1 0 OlGrantdb 4 1 1 3 0 Fofman.ct 4 2 4 0 OMagee, 51000 Stetufeldt.3b & 0 2 1 O/Titusrf 40 0 0 0 Howard,1b 4 013 2 O[Bnsfield1b 5 115 1 0 | Schuite;rt 932 0 0l0sbomect 5 030 0 1 053 1Dwins £ 0 220 04 2 0Docinc 4 110 3 2 025 oMorep 4 10 30 Tutals, 5 63616 1) Totals, 40 53318 Winning scored with mone out. Score by lanings: Chicago .. 0000000800 11 Pafla. .. ® 0 ¢ 00000000 0—0 un, for Ohlcago. Evers; two base hit, Sheekard: cacrifice hits, Grant, Moran, Hofman, Titus; stolen bases, Grant, Tinker. ‘Sheckard: left on bases, Chicago 6, Philadelphia 6: bases on balls, off Moore 5:"first bases on errors, Chicago 1. Philadeiphia 1; it By piteher, by Reulbach 1 strick out, by Reul- 's. "ty ‘moore 9; time, 1.50; umpires, Johnstone and Cusack. Eastern League Rosuits. At Montreal—Toronto 1, Montreal 7. At Jersey Cly—Baltimore 2, Jersey City 1, first game. Jersey City 11, Baltimors 3, sccond gam © Rocky Point, B. L—First game: Providence Nowark 2. Second game: Providence 2, Newark Farrell Again Hospital Manager. Sam Austin, who was elected last week manager of the Hospital baseball team, has resigned, finding he had not the time to give to it, and the recently elected treasurer having aso resigned, an election has been held again, plac- ing Manager Farrell in office aeain and making George W. Malcom treas- urer. In answer to the challense of the Narragansett Reds of Wililmantic, Manager Farrell has written offering to play them at the earllest date pos- sible. Bill Austin, the heavy slugger of the Now England league, has given up professionel baseball for the season ang has been added to the Hospital ter. Lowells meansger was in town Saturday night tryiog to_inducs Bill to return, but the rewster's Neck product deelined. Lost a Game in New London. The C. A. C. Jr's met with defeat in New London Sunday, 7 to 3, losing the game after the sixth inning, In which they wgre leading, 3 to 2. Mur- phy in the box and Weich behind the Dbat was their battery, but after the fatal sixth White finished out the game. Manager Joe Desmond hee o g o o flies and grounders when ‘danger of a score. He also fanned eight | with challenge the All-Norwich base- Princetonians, The New Jersey 1ads | ball nine for a series of games or a made enough hits, however, to win an | single contest. The Thread Citw nine game and outbatted the Yale | ranks among the best amateur nines The longest hit of | playing the game in this section of the the day was made in the seventh, when | state. - An early reply throush these n droye the | columns or sent to George Shepaum, ead to the left| 49 South Park street, Willimantic, C men_four to one. with one out Eddie bail over Mallory field bleachers. Score by Innings: 400001106 22 0000000000 8 & and Philbin; Drewes, White and Dawson; umpire, Ran Up Big Score. crowd of the season | league and New London County league, turned out to see the Hickory Wonder | as well as the Interscholastic game at pitching for the 8.88's down the In- | Willimantic, where Bulkeley of - New and car- | London was to play Windham High With the ' school. At 3.20 and Hick- Butchers Forgot the Date. The largest vincibles. _Autos, riages were in attendance, grana stand full of roote the ball went over the plate onder Bendett was a cinch for ibles from the start. They pounded out ten runs in the first WO { ¢j,o" Butchers, but only about half of Bendett’s Highland Fling Shoot, innings, and when they got through with the nine sessions at the bat it was 23 to 6 in favor of the Invincibles. Aside trom passed out to old Hickory the features of the game were one-hand catches by first baseman S. S. Murphy and Ben- running catch by H. Schyartz back of third with one hand. A rooter got into a wrangle with pitch- or Bendett ,which ended in blows, and a can of ink was spilled on one of the rooters. “Lead Pipe” Foley was the umbire and in the lineup of the 6.38's was included the Bendett. quartette, which headed the batti 6.88's—Herman slamming The lineups: chwartz 1f, S. Sfe- gel 3b, M. J. Ahern ss, Hickory Ben- dett p, 3b, Wright 3b, p, Jim Sours rf, Crump ¢, S. S. Murphy 1b, Mike Schwartz cf. , Invincibles—Clish 1f, Ricker s: 1f, Blackburn cf, quist 3b, Blattery 1b, Rankin p, B. Sullivan 2b. £ Score by innings: Invincibles 4 6 322220 4—25 12 00101400—6 5 6 The Invincibles have all dates open. Please send challenges to L. Oat, 101 Elizabeth street, Norwich, Conn. They also challenge the N. F. Four Teams Total Over 700. The scores that had stood on the night in the qualifying rouna of the duckpin tournament at the Rose alleys were slaughtered Saturday night whe nthe pin splitters got the balls to rolling right, and five out of the seven were put up new between 8 o'clock and midnight. left for the roll off this week, four got in with totals of over 700, Courtney and Sturtevant leading with 714. These are the seven teams Cal- Al- R.H.E. A. first team. board Friday were qualitying . Gross. D. Young'. g . McClafferty McClaterty Manager Stono starts a new two. £ 4 man handicap duckpin tournament at ' b the Rose alleys today, to run_two u I] e ermingion's 16mpié o1 Music rolloff for a_total of $15 First money is $7, second $5 and third Cornell 'Varsity Cut Up. y., June 6.—Commodore Clark of the Cornell rowed for the last three years in Hud- son regattas, was dropped by the train- Coach Courtney. has ing table today Others dropped are Hollister and Sa ger, veterans,_ and Seagraves and Day, sophomores, who were in the winning ainst Harvard on Decoration he last named were succeeded | gjum better t:ap through the advertis- and Stevens, veterans.|ing columza or The Bulletin. 1 t : McDonald’s Double in- Eighth- Did It. Waterbury, Conn., June §.—McDok- ald's le with two out in the eighth decided today's game in ‘favor of Waterbury against Northampton, & to 3. Catches by McDonald and Swan-| aeér and the fielding of Rodgers were the features. Score: R H.E. Waterbury 300000086 § 3 Nortirton 9002003 8 3 Batteries: McPartlin and McDonald: Plank and Bridges;. time, two hours; umpire, Sternbers. B SRR < Crescents Challenge All-Norwich. The Crescénts—of Willimantic here- will be appreciated and recognized im R.H. E. | mediately. No Weather for Baseball Saturday. Saturday was a disappointing day for all local baseballists, players and fans alike, for rain interfered with ail games in_ the Kastern Connecticut league, Rhode Island - Connecticut Manager Larkie's Mohican team had a game scheduled for Sunday with the meat artists showed up. David Bendeit went -against them for five innings, by which time the score was 8 to 0, and the game was called off. Special juggling features we fur- glfllgud by Mantager Larkie in the out- eld, PATSY FENTON COMING BACK. Heavy Hitting Welterweight Getting Into Form—Challenges Bill Collins. That old time walloper of the prize ring, Patsy Fenton, is out with the announcement that he will sign for another go or two with any ambitious welterweights_ especially Bill Colli who handed out the sleep punch to opponent recently in Westerlv. Pats hands it out that he is coming ba into championship form and is r to. swap punches with the first man that presents himself. Through workouts on the road the past week and six round bouts with Jack McGrath, the Irish Giant, he has been rounding intg form, and any ac- ceptances of this challenge handed to either himself or McGrath will receive prompt attention. As to the man that faces him in the roved arena. he sure will know that he had been in a fight Flanagan’s New Hammer Record. June 6.—John J. Flana- gan of the Irish-American A. C. made a new world’s record with the six- teen-pound hammer thrown from seven-foot circle at Celtic park, Long Island City, today. He hurled the ‘hammer feet 3 3-8 inches. The former record from a 7-foot cirele, 173 feet 7 inches, was held by Matt Mc- Grath of New York, made at Mon- treal in 1907. Hard to Put Him Under Ether. The operation for the amputation of Mr. Bryan from the democratic party s being subjected to the usual anno; ing delay.—Philadelphia Ledger. For city election today the polls open in the four districts at 9 a. m. and close at 4 p. m. GEORGE G. GRANT, Undertaker and Embalmer 32 Providence St., Tafiville. Prompt attention to day or night calla, Telephons 69-21. asrlMWFawl A Fine Asserimeni o! <.« . MIELINERY at ilttle prices. MRS8. G. P. STANTON, octidaw Special Sale 3 =~ Popular Music N at for the in prizes. FOR A FLW DAYS ONLY. Don’t Miss It! 49 Main Stroet, Jundd WHEN you Want to put your buste ness before the sublic. there is no me. The New Directory .of the SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE GOES TO PRESS ON co. Thly is my business. Wagons oar- I tom a reason- e ried i maice it look. like & ow de. 8, 1§ Town St 8. J. Colt, ¢ Otis S S chine work. Ji BUILDING MATERIAL. Peck, flflWlHl‘ml- & Co. 47-55 Wes. Street. Lime, Portland Cement, Pariod Reofing. H. Jackel, cor. Marl 208 Wines, speciat nes, | ily use. Delivery. Tel 136-5. SUMMER SHOES. A fing new line just received. All styles and colors. Prices reasdnable. Call and see them. H. Frankin, 17 West Main St. COAL AND WOOD. The Park Wood Yard, Franklin Strest. Wood and Coal in any quantity deliv- ered to all parts of the city at reason- able prices. Wm. nce. Tel 500. FOR SALE. Slabs 31.00 3 load. Norwich Wood YaMi, rear Bulletin Bldg. Frankiin St Tel. 504. CONTRACTOR AND JOBBING F. E. Beckwith, 50 West Main Street. Contractor snd Bullder, Jobbing work of =il kinds promptly aitepded WAGONS FOR SALE. Two new business wagons, also two new dump car -hand tlage a second-hund top phast; Painting and repairing a specialty, Tel- gphone 572 Geo. W. Harria. 864 West ain FISH—FISH. Fresh shore haddock, market cod. steak cod; also fine lins ¢f all other kinds of fish at the Norwich Fish Mar- ket; telephone—b571. . Cor. Market and Water Sts. ' TIN AND IRON WORK done promptly at short notice prices are right. Give me a trial M. K. SULLIVAN, 16 Bath Strest. TAFTVILLE FIRMS X thu’Tie of Toliet By STIMPSON'S STABLES, ‘oung’s hotel, of the elty. " Bithe ity Omufi e i TTCHIROPODY AND MANIOURING Era F BALTIC_FIRMS SHOE AND HARNESS REPAIRING. Go to H. A Fontalne to have your work at the lowest Baltic, Conn. Mrs. James P, Puffs and otler nair to & swil irqpody, D M . ine Tollet Goods. Evenings rice. H. A HORSESHOEING AND WAGON RUEPAIRING shoeing horses revairing ot GROCERIES, HAY AND GRAIN. Sherwood Potter, 410 -Main Street. 1 carry a completa line of fancy and staple Grooeries, Hay. Grain and Feed, Poultry Supplies, Eic. HORSESHOEING ‘. 15 Bath Street. Morse. shoeing In all its brenches. Careful attention en our part insures your pat- Once a customer, aiways & “THE FYOUR-MINUTE RECORD.”. Come in and hear it. It's something great. Geo. P. Yeomans, 22% Lafayette St. FISH—FIST Fresh shore haddock. market cod, steak cod; also fine line of all other kinds of fish at the Norwich Fish Mar- ket; telephone—571 HAGBERG, Ladles’ Tailor, Norwich, MEATS AND PROVISIONS James Banning, Norwich Town, Conn. and Salt Meats, Poultry, ete. Provisions recelved daily Every. ‘ompt dellvery. NEW YORK BAKERY CoO. Miestein & Zachmowits, rroj Pod- ish, French and German Breads. Deliv. ery all over city. Drop a card and have us call. 30 North Thames Btreet. PAINTING, Spring _is here—the time to paint your house. Try Monarch Pefnt er cent. pure. C. R. Brownin g g B, Norwioh. P, O R ¥ No. 7. 'Phone connection. REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE. Geo. E. Bachelder, Room 2. 65 Broad- way, Real PBstate and 'Investment Broker, Notary Public. Auditing and Expert' Acccuntant. Telephone 816. ourselves on_ KNOWI of work. Dr. Jackson, Manager. PUTNAM FIRMS 1l its branches CARD & WRIGHT. Huber D. Card and Civil Engineering and Land Su; radley Block. Elm ‘OYSTERS OUT OUT. Oysters measured out, Suattey, ‘and price afways rieh uality and price always r Wold's, 57 Front St Putnam. DANIELSON FIRMS @ W. NASH, The Musio Man, ou heard my new lle of Connecticut?” in and have it played for you. DANIELSON FISH MARKET. ysters are niow comin, fine and we o nothing but the est that we also a full line of fieh, open_ourselv clame and quahaugs. WESTERLY FIRMS 7. On the bridge REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE A M. Willle, Real Bstate and Insuranee ‘Phone _connectiona. Potter Bullding. SODA WATER. Murray's Pure Fruit Syrups. Large assortment of Candy. Frult, eto, at § Radiroad Ave. P. A. De Roeco. ALL DENTAL WORK can be done without nfln by Dentists who KNOW HOW. G HOW. Good Dental work nowadays is only possible by Dentists of experience. We have been 20 years gaining that. Each of our staff of operators has made some branch of Den- tistry his particular speclalty for years, and whether you need filling, crowning, extraction or bridge work, we have a SPECIALIST to do it for you, and do It positively without pain, and at from one-third to one-half the prices prevailing at other offices for the same quality P WILL PAY you to investigate ana consult us befors golog elsewhere. We make no charge whatever for examination and advioe, Sete of teeth that fit, from $8.00 Gold Crowns, 22 karat Bridge Work Special —our own system — absolutely All work guarantesd for 10 years King Dental Parlors, Franklin Square. is the economical price. for your money. system, send for BROW “knows_ just how.” Insist Upon Getting the Best and If you ask for Burkhardt's Bock Beer you'll certajuly get the best beer brewed. Drawn’ from the wood at THOS. H. WILSON'S, 78 Franklin St. may27d WHEN you want to put your b ness before the puliic, there is no me- dium better than through the advertis- ing columns of The UARANTEED PLOMBING kind we do. 1f BROWN does it, you may be sure the job is satisfactory in every respect and at an We make a specialty of jobbing and repairs as well as complete installations, and guarantee “value received” When you need repairs for your plumbing or heating N—he will send you a man who ROBERT BROWN ESTATE, 56, 67, 59 West Main Strest. Telephone 133. BUY YOUR TOMATO PLANTS CARDWELL