Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, July 17, 1909, Page 3

‘o, Issue insurance on Mer. Dwellings and’ Farm Property ‘strongest companies at low rates. us a call before ing your elsewhere. . ket Strest, Norwich, Conn. WHY NZED YOU WORRY about your policy for FIRE INSUR- ANCE when WE write it ? The only man to worry is the one we haven't a policy for. Is it YOU ? If, so, get a move on in time, ISAACSS. JONES, Insurance Agl. Richards Building, 91 Main Street, Jybdaw REMOVAL John F.-Parker HAS REMOVED HIS FIRE INSURANTE - OFFICE TO THE ~HRE-Y CHAPMAN BUILDING BROADWAY CORNER BATH STREET. " . Telephone 894. N. TARRARNT & CO., 117 MAIN STREET. Fire, Acciden!, Health, F Liability, Plate Glass “and Steam Boiler . INSURANGE Nerwich Union Fire Insurance Society, u. 8, 5 Assots 3275042210 ; Western Assurance Co. U. €, 7 Asacts $2397,608.00. 7 ATTORNEYS AT LAW. AMOS A. BROWNING, Attorney-at-iaw, 8 Richards|Bldg. "Phone 308. ROV & PERNNS, Mtornas ot Law over First Nat Sank Shetucket St Sntrance Btafrway, nex: to Thames Nat Bunk, Tel. 33-3. Trunks, Suit Cases and Traveling Bags A large stook of finest( quality; at ' The Shetucket l&usséu 283 Main+Shreet. - WAL C.)BODE. Y Teleghone 32¥-3. jun26d Special for Next Month at Mill Remnant Store, 201 W. Maiw St. Ten 3ards of Fine Dress Goods, SilWs and Fancy Goiton Goeds, £°t0 15 yar Tor snle at one: of "re st price. The: car ou te the dvor, Den't forget soad™ -":n-.w'-fl! st PAINTINGY PAMNTING! That is our business,and,now is the time to have it done. We will be glad 1o _give you estimates and, our work ‘will be dene In a firstplass/ manner at & reasonable figure. ve“us a trial & BROWN & ROGERS, 27 Chestnut St. | mar26a DENTISTRY fln"unm business established by my brother, whose assistant I was for ,_will be continued by me, ted by Dr. V. D. Eldred. It will be a pisasure to see the former mers of my brother and as masy ones as favor me with the ronage. Extracting 5o and up. P'aovisd DR CHAR 3 BLDR The Old Norwich Tea Store — B. T. 1870 — Fine Teas, Coffees, Spices and Home-made Extracts - at lowest possible prices. — 164 MAIN STREET — Jun24ThSTu, MARY P. CLAPP Stamping, Stamped Goods and Embroidery Maieriais. WOMAN'S EXCHANGE, 287 Main Street, Fay Building. Tel. 356-! WI0TThS DOMINICK & DOMINICK, FOUNDED 1870. Members of the New York Stock 4 Exchange. Bonds and High Crade Investments ~ Orders executed, in Stocks and Bonds, 3 Grain and Cotto NORWICH BRANCH : Broadway Tele RANK 0. MOSES, Mar, Darkness Shuts Down on Wa letics Get One at Cleveland Detroit, July 18, —Detroit and Way sh- Ington playod what is belleved o be game for consecutive score- less Innings in a major league con- T the game being ocalled At the ©nd of the eighteenth, § to 0. mers_pitched for by brilliant fieldi Bl coammman=3 |ecmmnenson ol ssamswmm=T I e wibian il 1 RIS RDE . it and backed Was never in real er of beiuir Scored on. He struck en ":’flx “d: wa;‘ atdrm thut when m at a disadvantige. G Washington went Into. the ninth inning with a record of byt one against him. In the ninth, he strained his side &nd was forc- Groom succeeded him Bl ssuarnmesmmn E Ruvs, for Philadelphia base on errors, Cleveland 1, in § inniogs, off Lelbhardt 0 in bits, Morgsn, Gamley 2; stolen base. G fart; first base on bals pitcher, by Berser 4" bours; umplres, while pitch- ed to_retire. d did remarkable pitching and fielding. Unassisted dot- ble plays were made by preventinig probable seemed to have the #ame won in the fifteenth when Killi» fer went home on Crawford's ground- jer to Groom.and Washington started to leave the field. Umpire Kerin call- ed the team back, ruling that a fore play had been made. runs. Detroit Biston Takss Series from St Loui Louts, July 16.—By winning today’ to 1 in ten ‘innings Hoston took the sricr. from tho pilchers were fesponsiblo for all the runs. e scofed by Niles, who was hit. and Gessler sent him Bome after be icetl 15 third ot Speaker's ot Score: ot 3 4. 3 Lk ko iwetSaph C—" } oo it | umonmns! 3 B 0 " 0 P e - Ran for Stanaze In “Batted for Kelley in Score by Juntngs: D900006000000000 000000000000090080-0 Two base hits. Gray: hits, off Gray 1 in 812 in- in 033 tnings; at bat, sacrifice hits, Rush Cobb, - Moriarty. top Hostoli Niles. stain rigss, Belley: sicrinice b MeCotinil, oLi: Goubie. pi taec uuplres, Perrine and Frans. | Gray 24, Groom 34 slaub 1o Douolnie & Kell _ 0 balls, of Summers 1. Groom 3; first base on errors, Detrolt 1, Groom 7; tme. 3.15; umpires, Kerin and Sheridan. Elberfeld’s Throw Gave Chicage Game. Chicago, July 16.—Chicago today won game of the long series with Walsh was taken out_of New York. 3 to 1 box at the end of the w York had tied the score, ors withaut a hit for the rest of the game when Elberfeid to frst base i the sixth n- letting in two runs. Score: New Yerk. July 16.- natl today 2 to : in a the fast time of 1 hour end 20 minutes. Mathewsan made It four straight for the locals by pitching a The winning run was sco» Scott heldthe visi trifie better than Dowan. ed In the second Mning. when O'Hara. ting two_ bases on Bescher's misipdgment of his fiy. was sacrifieed to third by Deslin and tallied on Sclel’s sacrifice fly. 90 3 i 2 1 5 2 1 3 for_Chicago Altigr, New York. Elberfeld: thy Walsh 4 in 4 ionings, Tebell to Als. Paren Laporte o Chase b Beott” 2 Quinn 3 ‘and’ 0'Loughlin. hit,_ Tabell; hits, off in '5; sacrifice hite, Altizer, Atz: double plays o Xis to Isbell, Austin to onbases, Chicass 4. off Walsh 4, off Quinn n 1; struck out, by Walsh time, 2 hours; umpires, Hursi York Temney, O'Hars, for Cin- ara, McCormick, Lobert: three base hit, Teaney: sacrifios hit, Derlin sacrifice fiy, Lobert: solen base. Egan left on bases. New York 2; double plays, Bridwell o McLean Downey to Paskert: struck out. by Mathewsen 2. by Bowan 2; bases on balls, off Mathewson 2. off ow- an 2; tme, 1.20; umplres, Johnstone and Rigler. MtMetics Break Cleveland s Winning Streak. Forguson Fanned Twelve Cubs, But Lost. July 16.—Chicago made it five straight Bosten Fhiladelphls winelag 8 o 0. " FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL GENERAL TONE FIRM Dulness—Sharp 8pecial Stocks. 200 Am. Tobaceo ptd 1600 Ansconda Mining 900 Atiantic Coast Line. 2300 Baltimore & Oblo 800 Bethishem Steel . 1000 Broskiyn Rapld Transit 23100 Canadian Pacific 400 Central Leather July 16—Unifed States Steel remained the center Of interest in the steck market today, but did not 80 nearly menopolize atténtion as in one-sided m: general tone was firm in &) ceeding dullness and speci made sharp advamces. The seuthern rallroad group was consistendly strong and_this movement might be ascribed to the weak tone in the cotton market following reports of rain in Texas to break the serious drouth there. improvement in flood condi! southwest was an additional influence in favor of some of that growp. There was a good deal of discus: meney market changes indicated for the week in the 100 C. C. C. & St Lous. 5800 Colorado Fuel & Yren. 890 Colorado & Southern. 100 Do. 24 pld 1300 Consolidated Gas 500 Com Products ... 700 Delaware & Hudeon. 500 Denver & Rio Grande... 200 Disullers’ Securities . 100 Do. 24 prd 500 General Eiectric 2000 Great Norther pid 2700 Mlinols Central government deposits ports to Argentina made requirements on the New York banks since last Fri- day of upwards of $12,600,000. inflow of cash frem the interior still continues, although on a diminished scale, so that an ofset to this decrease is to be reckoned, but it is estimated that the net decrease reach the neighborhood of 38,090,000, Of even greater interest was the dence already at hand of further de- pletion of cash next week, uniess some movement shall spring up to offset the the export gold The amount d the gold ex- 300 Inter Harvester .. 300 Inter Marine.ptd 200 International Paper 800 International Pump 600 Towa Central _....... 800 Kunas City Southem 4100 Loutsville & Nashville. .. 300 Minn. & St S 200 Minn., St P. & 8. 8. M. 600 Missourt Pacifc heavy demands movement to Argentina. of gold to go out to that destination next week from New York is already fixed at $8,000,000 or more. portions of this movement are proving formidable to other money markets and London discount harden on account of it London’s ability to call on New York the demand. large movement of grain from South America to make good the lack of our exportable supplies, government financ- ing in the South American republic is an important element in the demand for gold, The news from Washington that a Panama canal issue is likely to be made at an early date and under a comprehensive authorization whole cost of the canal opens up an- other question to be considered in the money market and government finan-, The loan market wa: in consonancs For time loa 4000 Norfolk & Western 200 Northern Pacific 10300 Penosylvanta 400 Pitisburg, C. & 1900 Pressed ~Steel Car. 100 Pullman Palace Car 900 Railway Steel Spring. continue to in_spite of Besides the 4400 Republic 'Steel 0 Rock Tsland Co. / 7200 Southern Rallway 100 Tennesseo Copper cial relations. perceptibly firmer toda. with ‘these conditions. there were fractional advances in Six months’ money Not only terest rates. 163306 Dulted. Biaies "oy ed at 8 1- x over-the-year y, Dbeen most affected heretofore, but shorter maturities were advanced. advance in the price of pig iron’ was held as confirmatory confidence reported in tie steel trde. The_successive stages of the advines in United States Steel to new. igh records were grected rather as @ ¥ib: *| ute from the market management (ha: to trade developments. i Total sales, par value, $4192 bonds were ul of “the cheerful 200 Wisconsin_ Central ... Total sales, 566,100 shares. New York, July 16.—Money on call v at 1 1-2@2 per cent.; ruling rate last ioan 1 7-8; closing bid 1 : offered at 2 per cent. sixty days 2 per cent; ninety -4@2 3-8; six months '3 3-8@ changed on call. ATV's Chalmers pfd. 14— Cotton spot poluts lower; middling gulf, New York, 4 dling upland: 12.75: sales, teady. Closing bids: July 12.02, August 12.00. September 11.99, October 12.03, November 12.02, December 12.05, January 12,02, February b+ BE Iochester % Newark oatrent ' ronto’ Jersey Clty At Buftalo—Buffalo 1, Providence 3. At Toronio—Toronto 5, Newark 1. AL Tochesier —Baltimore- ocheser game postponed ralt, At Montreal—Jersey City-Montreal game postpoued: wet. grounds. New England Leagus Resudts. At New Bedford—Brockton 6, New Bedford 0. (AU Lawrence—Havertill-Lawrence game postponed rain. AL Fall River—Fall River 6, Lowel 5. At Worcester—Worcester 7. Lynn 3. - Postponed in National. At Brookin—Brookiyn-Pittsburg game postponed; wet. grounds. At Philadeiphia—St. Louis-Phlladelphis game was poctponed; fain, Hartford Holyoke. New Britain . Springteld Waterbury New Haven Nortimmpton ldgeport At Northampion — Northampton-Bridgeport first game, called second taning; ruin. Second game post- poned. At Holyake—Holjoke-New Britain postpoined; rain. At Springlleld—New Haven-Sprinfield game post- poiieql; ratn. Connery Returns to Game. Hartford, July 16.—Hartford defeat- ed Waterbury Here today, 3 to 2. Cap- tain Connery returned to the game to- day after an absence of a week. The scote: R.H.E. Hartford 20000100°-3 4 2| Waterbary 101000000—2 5 3 Leverenz and Wadleigh; Bannister and Schincel. Time, 1.50. Umpire, | O'Brien. BASEBALL PROGRAMME TODAY. Attractions Provided for Mans in East- ern Connecticut. different games is ‘offered this after noon for the patrons of the national| game in this end of thé state. They will be played as follows: | Eastern Connecticut League. North Grosvenordale at Danielson. Opening game. Putnam at Wauregan. Dayville at Jewett City Rhode Island-Connecticut League. Norwich C. A. C. at Westerly. White Rock at Wakefield. y Carolina at Ston! _gton. g " Amateur League. FAF Jewett City at Coventry. 5; Mossup at Plainfield. Central Village at Sterking. On Hospital Diamond. Hospital vs, Lafayette A. C. of Taft- ville. Westerly Planning Warm Reception for C. A. Cs. Westerly rooters are enthusiastic when it comes to baseball so that the Norwich C. A. C. team which goes to Vose park this afternoon for a game with Westerly is assured of a crowd that will put them on their mettle to play their best. Westerly at present is leading the league and the home rooters don’t intend that their nine shall lose any game if support from the fans can save it, so that the Westerly management is preparing to receive the biggest crowd of the sea- son. But the Norwich team doesn't in- tend to be frightened out by a little enthusiasm on the part of Westerly and is going down with the do-or-die spirit to make up for the defeat .of rast Saturday. Capt. Tim Sullivan ex- pects to start for Block Island Mon- ! day, where he will spend the summer, 80 that this will be his last game with the team. Frank Kane, the new man- ager, will call a meeting after the game for the election of a new cap- tain. © He will institute a few shifts in the positions for the game this afternoon and have Marra and Houli- han as the battery. Big Dan is said to be at his best form and as he was a puzzle to Westerly a week ago he can be expected to keep the crop of base hits and runs down to the min- imum today. The boys will be in the hunt all the way from the drop of the hat and expect to make this the first step in a climb up the ladder for a top position in the league. American Association Race Closest. Louisville, July 16.—The race for. the American association 1909 pennant is most remarkably close. Between Mil- waukee at the head and Kansas City at the foot of the league are but 64 points difference in percentage. The first six clubs are so bunched that the loss of a game or two would make the leaders segond division members and those in gixth place in the van. An illustration of the closeness of the race is given by comparison with other leagues. In the National league there are 451 points between Pittsburg and Boston, first and last; while be- tween Pittsburg and Chicago, first and second, -are 75 points, eleven more than separate the tail enders and the leaders in the association. Between the first and last of the American league is a dreary waste of 334 points. Clash to Settle Mooted Question. Manager Farrell's Hospital team and the Lafayette A. C. get together this afternoon at the Hospital in a game that will settle the disputed merits of the two teams, which has been an unsettled question, especially with the Lafayettes’, since a game they played this spring. With the Hospitals in the lead a dispute arose and the La- fayettes left the field. Now they will settle the question by nine innings of play. Tt looks like a defeat for the Taftville crowd, as the Hospitals are just now in top notch form and show- ing the most consistent ball of any local team. Davy Altizer Roasted by Rooters. Poor Davy Altizer is getting his in Chicago for holding the ball too long in Monday's game ahd allowing sey- eral men to sgore and run away with the game. Here is what the Chicago Tribune says of him: “Men have been hanged by the neck until they were dead for less than Dare Devil David did Monday, and an umpire who made as costly' a mistake against the home teamr; would need” police escort to a padded cell; but becanse he is such a dare: devil, the south side rooters let Altizer escape unharmed, but marked for life as was Cain, son of Adam, and brother of Abel.” Two. s in the Game. An odd incident occurred in a semi- professional _game in Chi . 3 Re @ ol m other day. The umpire had ’ o Choice of more than half a dozen | 3 (o7 2 .| .In_the Rhodes Tsland- esday Westerly pro- | Legal society at the annual meeti; eague today Norwi o saurs the vn’l‘n“i Poteer Batuer, | tesd at Pieids” Point Thurad Seorst | pine at Westerly, Carolina. about a_month- ago, will be | 1. Huddy, Jr., of Providence wis elect- liton and White Rock at Wakefield. his_gelr: ‘There will be g president. £ John Henry Hackett of New o5 the continent DA ‘wille » Mr. K r1¥ | a matorman on_the East Lyme. ' Tiving ot Ty Diar: | Barber was for many years a teamster Toad, and Mra, Lena Beebe Randall on the evening of July 14, making 90 | for the New England Granite company, Niantic wers led , Thursday miles in the last da &y He had been married three times and |sembership, but now any e esterly. 7 A Mr. Weston's walk was. fiom New | Survived his wives, The last seic wa | physiclan can beCome § mefher: Treasurer Arthur 1. Perry of ihe mother of Mrs. - s : o York to the California coast and | WiF STeRCROEE OF BIE% N e ior W Mandovile Hail from M Washinglon rust company o1t Wests measured 3,975 miles. Although tak- - il says: home, where he had resided at differ: ington county jail say. H 1l be ied b ing 105 days and some hours for his | NOM% W< am herd and have been heid to answer | He will be atcompan y & col walk from the Atlantic to the Pacific R Athas monty . "After making bequests of 31 to-each | {o the charge of havingo e, Savy Suope: Sukn he BEtlor nis three T ehers and two sisters, | uder false pretenses Inwwriting is due Seth M. Albro, o former resident allotted for the transcontinental tribi| o gives Mra. Taylor & Iie interest in | to and Is the ctlmination of a (hres | Westerly, died suddenly Wednesds Toward Payson estows long Wwalk| the real estate, which is to become the | weeks™ apree which began in Atiantic [hs home In Bummit near Provide ranks as one of the most notabie peas | Property of 'Mrs. Taylor's daughter | City and ended at Watch JHill" He is e Saeng Tor eovibeb e atrian o e o table Peq: | when the mother dies. ~Mrs. Taylor Is| in limbo under the name of Charl g i sterly. T e e T O 1o, 1de | als0 named as residuary legatce. A |W. Stevens and asserts that he is dc There was a union whist under the - valk has Do “"d e b €| jocal attorney has been retained to|tained because oyerconfidence in the of the Ancient Order of Hie walk has been made across the Amer- | 1ocal uftorny, s bech rucnned (o taincd becut, fose identity- ho will | bermigha and Ladies' suxiliary m Hig = fers ana brothers, the grounds of con- | not reveal and fpr the further reaon |bernian hall Jyiday night. The W g | test being undue Influence and inca- | that he was “diFtily tricked” by the | coeds will bo ‘devoted tothe lawn pacity of the testator. local police authorities. 3 of St. Michael's church, The will was drawn In 1907 and wit- | “I was tojd.” said Hall “that\JE T capt Arthur N, Nash, ordnance nessed by George R. McKenna and | would but idmit my right name ). "of the First Artflery district, | Everett E. KingSley, Soon efter It | would be let off in the morning with a [ 3ol o0 detafled as officer In o | became known that Mr. Barber had | fine. Instead the police put me up On | ¢4 Westerly rifie range, Is mak made his will he left the Kaylors' and | a charge whichholds me for the grand iy Jeovoments at the range which went to reside with his sistexs at Glen | jury. 1 want to state explicitly $hat|y.% ooreciated by the national guardse Rock, R. L, returning to theTaylors' | it is not true that I swindled any per—yl men, s home a month before his death. {'son in Paris or that 1 was ever uppre- A = hended or 4 criminal charge until the e One of the cars of the local freight | preseat time. The proceedings against train from Boston, consigned to Wesi- | me in Paris were of a civil nature and ¥ B erly and due to arrive here at 7.30 Fri- | T won the case ) 'h t day morning, was not received in good | “When I registered at the New, ore 10 "y mn (] ! order. The door seals On one side of | Watch Hill house I had no\intention ! the car had been broken, the door was | of taking any name other tham\my own. partially open and therd was evidence | Poolishly T wrote ‘Chas; Then I wrote ¢ fhat the car had been entered en route, [ an S.. which I changed to .. and\then | presumably by hoboes. wroté Stevens. 1 had in mind af\the INDUSTRIAL TRUST COMPANY, | PThe car contained ~miscellaneous | time a friend by the name of Chazles freight and many of the packages had | Stevenson. That therc was such A Westerly Branch. . heen broken open and part of the.con- [ person In existence as Charles W, |Capital Three Million Dollarg tents taken or strewn about and the | Stevenson or that there was a deposit-\}Surplus .... Three Million Dollare Over Fifty Thousand Accounts. ! car was also disgustingly \wsmmrled- or in the Fifth ,kxunu- lhunk h§ that Shoes and tobacco in small quantity I pame I did not know. It was just Weve taken ‘and almost & full box of | colncldence. Liveral, courteous and efficient in ita crackers was gone, ingdicating that| “Later I presented a check to the managemen] there must have been- ¥hree or four|clerk in the hotel ofl:ca Ink“"xamlllw rtakers of the dry feast. It is evi-|one of my own. The clerk said the ~ Bent vt diligens bt unsuctesstul | hose would preter to casn my per- 28 YEARS A CHINA STORE search was made for something (0| sonal check and then it was that T| Do you know we carry the largest drink, as the freight was disarranged | realized that I was to pose as Charles | .@ J07 "0 W€ SO V8 SHEREE and the burlap covering of barrels con- | W. Stevens. I wrote such a check and | JT8 7 CEORKeEh THRsawAre. Sempay taining crockery were removed, the | it was accepted. Having plenty of 8y’ Supp! n orn thieves mistaking the barrels of crock- | funds of my own in New York, I in- [Rhode Island? We are direct importers ery for barrels of bottied beer. tended to take care of this and another [and can save you money. Free delivery, The fellows who broke into the car) check. similarly made out when I[Oon all purchases of §5 or more. must have made their escape befo ¢ (should return' home. I wanted more,STANTON'S BAZAAR, Westerly, R L train reacheq Westerly, as no tracs to get straightened out from the spree | je29d them was seen here and the car was | than unymh;gl (‘1:194 I .Ilhmli‘xvmn hfl'\'! examined immediately upon arrival bail, as my friends are looking out for 5 rey that and have-been to Watch Hill to o e The damaged door of the vault of the | adjust matters, Stillman Carriage Con Ashaway National bank, which was | Friday a young man who say « Coggswell St attacked by burglars last Monday | Macdonnell ~Magor of New 4 . Westerly, R. I night, has been fully repaired. Some | well acquainted with Mall tock of new anfl so T na il caltfERes people of Ashaway declared the day | Westerly and held conference with | $Toek0F Bew At second RAAC BaTUoRes { after the burglary that one of the ex- | Chief Bransfield as'to Hall's doings | ang parts of harness. Carriage repal plosive reports heard during the might | hereabouts. He says\hie has reason to | jug and painting snd automobile painte was caused by the firing of a revolver | believe that Hall is the man who rob- [ ing. Je29d. but this was discredited by the mill| bed his home of siverw d stole a night watchman, who has been proven | suit af clothes that Eelonged to his mistaken in some of his statements. | father. Mason says he ix anxious to Monumenta! Works Friday morning it was discovered | locate silver.\as some of it| 7 winl guarantee to make a monu< that a bullet from a .38 calibre revol- [is family heirloom. \sald he had{ment at the lowest possible cost com= ;3 ver had been fired into the corner of [ been trying to locate Mandeville Hall\ gistent with good work. My experie |7 the weave building of the Ashaway |for the past three months. \ence of years is at your service. # Mill company, passing through the s ason went to Kimgston jail ALEXANDER ROBERTSON, N dies’ toilet room ahd’out through ay afternoon to have an interview 2 TP O window shutter, lodging in the clap- | with Hall. y Oak St, near High, Westerly, R. b ican continent, Weston laying €0 much | boards of the finishing building, which | — stress on this fact that m( walked H%gnu(u\‘v\elre ;n;:h_dls:’a%l BRI Laiah tianiciee over railroad bridges ia the far west e course of this bu s direc 2 {nstead of resorting to the ferries, and | from the bank building and were the | No cases were tried at the session of Established 1901 Harold L. Wells, O. D., Optometrist. declared that after arriving at Oak-|shot fired at the watchman or any | the Third district court Friday. Defective vision corrected by the prope land hewould walk an additional five | other man as a signal to reireat from | Rev. Benjamin A. Greene of Evans- |er adjustment of lenses. Room 9, Poi miles to equal the distance across the | harm's way, and fired as the man ap- | ton, Iil, s visiting relatives f West- |'fer-Langworthy Block, Westerly, R. L bay into San Francisco, as he found p;uvd”nln the Pl?‘\'alr(; rflnrnrr\n tr ]n erly. it necessary there to resort to the | the building to the alleyway. the bul- | o Mirah W. Main of South Man- - er missi rk wor J Y e Gillesple treat t the hair boat to reach his desired haven. let after missing the mark would take | \jester was a visitor Friday in West- acalp.c.vxv’r:!‘ nmir’x‘n‘r’“l:‘. baldness, sc‘-:‘ ‘When one stops to consider the con- | the direction that it actually did. No | oq. ma, dandruff and other irritation ditions under which this long walk | One seems to be able to give definite ™~ tle baseball te ¢l play | In& burning, etc. Endorsed by leading of 3,975 miles has been accomplished | information on this point of the case. e Montviile baseball team will play | oy vejojans. Shampooes, dry -treatmen no one can fail to admit that it has — the Ashaways at Ashaway Sunday af- | 2l treatments. manioure —AMiss Lida been the most remarkable event of Dr. J. Howard Morgan of Westerly | ternoof. Thomas,. High St., Potter-Langworthy this character ever attempted. Here | was elected a member of the board of | Henry Vernon)Foster of Independ- | Bullding (Up Stairs) Je28%d is a man, trained from his early man- | censors of the Rhode Island Medico- | ence, Kansas, is\visiting relatives in |——————— hood, it is sure, to the fatigues and | Westerly. cLEs PRESSING strenuous exertions of long-ontin- The Montville baseball team will play | and repairing a specialty. ' J. F. Pell ued walking on the ordinary roads of | team showed a slight increase of ‘we- | the Mystics at Mystic this (Saturday) | sriny, Merchant Tailor, ladies' 4 the Jand, starting out on his seventieth | ceipts over the expenses, while the | afternoon. gentlemen's garments, birthday to accomplish something | track athictics and the crew ran fa he al outig of the Methodist | Westerly, B. T. that would tax the physical stamina |behind. The largest foothall receipts| = °nnual outing of t < of the sturdiest athlete with muscles | were from the. Princeton ga hardened for long endurance. It had | 991 and the d game, $32,- always been Weston's ambition to | 605.12. The baseball games with Har- make a walk across the American | vard netted $1: while the P continent, and the fact that he has|ton games brought in $13.213.8 succeeded in , his seventy-first year | the games with the New York ) is a fitting culmination to the long|als $3,164.37 was recelved career of pedestrian triumphs with| The bas am took in $32.161.3 which the name of Weston is indelibly [ and expended $29. 5: the footba associated. {team received = § m Practically all of Weston's walk | games, with expenses of $46. from Greeley to Oakland was done on | while the Teceipts of the crew the railroad tracks of the Southern arid the expenses $19,04 Pacific railroad. In Wyoming his erve fund at the end of the troubles multiplied to such an extent | year amounts to $119,831.70. that had it not been for the timely — aid rendered by the officials of the| Smith Manager in Bowerman's Place. Southern Pacific railroad ip sending | Boston, July 16.—President John S along from Ogden an assistant on a| ¢, Dovey of the Boston National league railroad _track _ velocipede, carrying | paseball club tonight announced that milk, eggs and other nourishirg f00ds, | Frank Bowerman had resigned as man- it is doubtful if Weston would have | ager of the team and that Harry Smith, survived the heat and storms encoun- | 5 catcher with the local club, had been tered_day after day. Previous to this | appointed In his place. Bowerman has of precaution concern= aid, Weston had almost despaired of | peen manager since last winter, sue- | ever accomplishing the journey ceeding Joseph Kelley. His reasons for . Towns were far apart, food and | resigning, as he gave them in a state- ing your range and hefter' Before purchasing It's to your interest to corre- spond with me. MAURICE W. FLYNN, Manufacturer and Bailder, = 103 Main Street, Westerly, R. I. H pater ot o (;l"!;“ty were impossible | ment, are that he could not get a win aled Hotee wthont Y oays ohe|ning combination out of the players IF YOU ARE GOING TO CLOSE YOUR HOUSE DURING :vna;keddfi“l;(ourfrhewl}:::aoin onizape:] (oc:i and that he objected to the trading of o the desert bevond Balt Lake City was |soLuny. Bates, the cléver outfielder, to JULY AND AUGUST AND YOU VALUE YOUR RANGE AND Philadelphia for two pitchers intense, so that most of his walking| Bewerman has e plans fof the fu- | was done at night, but even then| ture, he says, and will go to his home the miles were reeled off with ex-|in Romeo, h., for a long rest. treme difficulty. Then came the it . arduous snow sheds over the Sierras Woon 2 t in Nevada, and here the assistance of WD:“:::;"; ':'"Juf_“';f; .:;:c & railroad was indispensabile, for A Aob A otherwise Weston would have found | the most successful rece meetings held | HEATER AT ALL—DO NOT FAIL T@ HAVE Barstow & Co. | & at the Woonsocket driving park for | 4 J 4 = g,,:",:’;”;‘;;{'*;‘m;*‘;:,-m determination | MADY vears closed today with three | THOROUGHLY CLEAN BOTH OF THEM, BEI) RE TO to reach San Francisco triumphed 5900 events. Next week the horses | £ Tos NI o o L over all obatacies, and. when hoPaed | will move on to. Hills Grove, R. I for | LBEAVE THEM IN PROPER CONDITION FOR THE SUMMER. fered Chlltamin Ghe Sotna races beginning Tuesday. Asa Wilkes | chmparatively 'a oihe remainder was| .5 the only- favorite fo win today, | taking the 2.14 pace in straight heats, SUMMER WEATHER IS FAR WORSE FC® A HEATER % & The 2.12 pace was won by Vasten, al- | : «' SHAKESPERE VS. TWO OR THREE | ' *ff FESt In the 2.1 trof, | THAN £ WINTER'S USE, THEREFORE EVEKY - PRECAU- 4 X Klondike, the favorite, owned by Tom ! 1 P“"A"E"""_"hr""" ny Matoh on Rose | gpngrrey’ the former pugilist, could | TIONARY MEASURE SHOULD BE TAKEN TO PRESERVE . oy Tables—Duckpin Results. finish no better than _third, Ralph | Wicks taking three of the four heats. | IT AS LONG AS POSSIBLE. Shakespeare, the pool = shark who | performs with one hand, is stayin i Tat Mi . over In the city, and is trying to et classnsToqree fet oty it up a match for Tuesday night on | Minneapolis, Minn. July 16.—Con Manager Stone's tables at the Rose | leStauts in the Glidden tour | alleys: when he wants to tlay the ren | Minneapolis today from La Crosse, | resentatives of the best clubs in the| V%5 and were checked in at the end | City. Shakespeare Is out this time to | Of the fifth day's run. Mr. Gildden said | i i A POSTAL OR TELEPHONE CALL WILL SEND ONE OF OUR EXPERT HEATER MEN TO YOUR RESIDENCE AND INSURE YOU AGAINST PROBABLE LO! s o B t01he was delighted with the prospacts | 706 Bolate to i Nea M0 ;]:!t: for the tour. “We have made a most two men he Wil malte 50 oints 1o s | Wondertul record so far.” he suid, “and | by each of his opponents. "It he plays | I think the trip will be the mos three, it will be his stunt to make 33| cessful in history to 50 by each 3 === g e 0 Dy Him e B pee | Internationalists Beat Harvard Pair. | selected. New York, July 16.—H. H. Hackett In the roll-off of the duckpin tour- |and R. D. Litcle, the formeér tennis in- nament, six of the spven teams have | ternationalists. won the final today in put up’ their figures’ but Harris and | the doubles at the Seabright. N. J Marx are to Toll off tonight, which is | tournament. They defeated the Har- the limit time. The scores at present: Niles and Sturtevant and Murphy 688, Courtney raight sets, and Sturtevant 687, McClafferty and Murphy 657, Kennedy and Murphy BES= LT §56, Sturtevint and Marx 621, Murphy Arcite Won Feature Event. “The-mew . tournament now on, in | ,EmpIre Cits B s e which five teams are to qualify, has | the e¥en mones b Rt i The ollowing aow en the hoart: Ston® | plaved. casily won the feature event tovant and Mot the beard: Stur |« handicap one-mile, at Fmpire Cit Sturtevant 645, Stone ‘and Sturtevant | {5, (oqay. He was nicely. xidden 42, McClafterty and Murphy 622, Me- | the pace fo the stretch he came np Cptmerty aad Stuxtevant on the outside and won by a-length. suc- When— The Stomach is Sick ‘The Liver Sluggish The Bowels Clogged The Blood Impure . The Skin Sallow Then— I¥s Time to Take ! That grand, old, time-tested remedy = BEECHAM'S PILLS In boxes with fuil directions, 10c. and 25c. Football the Money Maker at Yale. RTRE The report of the finance committee| _Domocrats Better Ball Players. of the major sports at Yale shows that| Washington, July 16—The democrats | for 1907-1908 the rotal receipts were | Of the house of representatives won $110.986.34, and the . expenses $107.- | the basebali game from -the republi- 397.20. The football team wll,the big- | cans today by a score of 16 to 16. gest money .maker, runni 26.306.96 IR IPAN g ahead of Ms exnenses. FEHRY A watch is composed of 98 pieces. |