Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, September 14, 1909, Page 3

J. L. LATHROP & SONS, ARE YOU AFTER the right kind of a ovolicy In FIRE INSURANCE * Youll find that we can place you right. Don’t delay—make use of our services hefors the Then you're safe. 1SAAC S. JONES, Insurance Agl. Richarde Building, 91 Maln Street. N. TARRANT & GO., 117 MAIN STREET. Fire, Accident, Healh, Liability, Plate Glass Nerwioh Union Fire Insurance Society, Assets 32,759,422.10 Wastorn Assurance Co, U. €., Assots $2,397,608.00. —Pirates Can’t Lose. Harvard's football season begins this week with daily practice, and from now until the final game of the year, Coagh Haughton will work to build up & swift and efficient fighting ma- chine that will be able to. overcome Yale's veteran eleven. The victory over Yale last year has mbued every man h confidence, and Harvapd supporters expect the coming season to be one of the most notable In history. The schedule for this year comprises nine games, one les than last season. The Springfield Training school game has been cut out, and Cornell has been substituted for the Carlisle Indians. Comell will _make its first appear- ance in the Stadium for seven years on Nov, §. The Ithaca boys take Car- 1iele’s place in the schedule, and are Mkely t& give Harvard a harder battle than the Indians could put up, for Carlisle has never succeeded in win- ning more than one game from -the Cgimson, While Cornell may be more nearly a 'match for Harvard than Carlisle, how- ever, universal regret is expresed, among football lovers that the Indians are not to. play in Cambridge this fall. The Carlisle game has always been one of the bigest attractions on the schedule, for the Redskins know the game from beginning to end. Harvard has lost more men through graduation and_other causes than Yale. Nourse, tI» Crimson crack cen- ter; Captain Burr and Hoar, the two guards; €rowley, White, Kennard, Ver Wiebe and Cutler will not return to college this year, and Coach Haughton has a big problem before him to build up a line than can conquer the Blue's fighting machine. Captain Fish, who has been spending his vacation on the Hudson, arrived in Cambridge Sunday. As yet he is about the only man in sight for tackle. Can- didates for the backfield are numer- ous, and the development of the ends and backs ought not to prove difficult. ATTORNEYS AT LAW. The material is not enly plentiful, but good, and the chief problem will lie in making the best possible selection. AMOS A. BROWNING, Gil Brown, L. D. Smith and J. P. Attorney-at-iaw, 3 Richards Bldg. Long make a fast trio of candidates for end pfositions, while Leslie Corbett "Phone 208. and P, D. Smith of last years' team and Minot show up strongly for the SROWN & PERKINS, Altornoys at Law over First Nat Sank Shetucket St ex: to Thames Nat Bunk. PAINTING! PAINTING! That is our business and now is the We will be glad backfield. Now that Captain Burr has left col- lege Henry Sprague, the dark horse who saved the Yale game for the Crim- son last year by making a 58-yard punt from behind his goal line, is the Dbest punter in the squad. Last year he was kept out of the game most of the time by an injury to his knee, from which he never fully recovered, but if he is in good condition this_fall he seems to be the logical choice for ou estimates and our work will be done in a first-class a reasonable figure. G BROWN & ROGERS, 27 Chestnut St. quarterback. There are, however, at least four other strong contestants for the place. Galatti, last year's substitute quarter; ‘Wigglesworth and Potter of the fresh man team, and O'Flaherty, who play- A W, BURNHAM, Eye Specialist, 257 Main Street. A Leader in Trunks THE INDESTRUCTO The Cheapest and most durable Trunk om the market today. idnds of Trunks, Travelin Suit Cases at BOTTOM The Shetucket Harmess Co 283 Main Streel. WM. C. BODE. We carry all ‘Telephome 866-4. S. F. GIBSON Tin and Sheet Metal Worker. Agent for Richardson and Boyntoa 05 West main Street, Nerwich, Conn DENTISTRY The dental busine my brother. whose assistant 1 was for will be continued by ma, Dr. V. D. Eldred. t will be & pisasure to euswmers of m: stablished by many yoars, e o the former oo ones as will Tavar me with thels vor me W Bitronage. Exircting e and o DR, CHAS. B. ELDRED. ——OPEN— Del-Hoff Cafe Busiress Men's .Lunch a speci Also Regular Dinner, fifty cents. HAYES BROS. Props. THE OFFICE OF WM. F. HILL, Real Estate and Fire Insurance, 1s Jocated.in Somers" Block, over C. M. ‘Williams, Room 9, third fioor, Telephone 147. DOMINICK & DOMINICK, FOUNDED 1870, Members of the New York Stock Bonds and High brade investments Orders executed in Stocks and Bonds, " @rain and Cotton. NORWICH BRANCH : Telephone 901 FRANK O. MO3ES. Mar. 67 Broadway LOUIS H. BRUNELLE . BAKERY We are confident our Ples, Cake and Bread cannot be excelled. Give us a 20 Fairmount Stroet. FINANGIAL AND 2san BILL COLLINS TAKES = = TO THE MITTS NOW. Central Village Athlete Signs U~ for Fistic Goes. Bill Collins’ recent es: mitts in the squared circle has proved so satisfactory to the Central Villa strong man that he has thrown up t mat game for a while and has sched- ule filled out with fistic events. On September 22 Collins I8 to meet Young Lagell of Worgester in a 10- It will be in Moosup and . Kid Wilkerson will be’on fn the pre- Captain Fish Must Select Much New Material—Yale Has Many Veterans Left—Tigers ‘Ifld Athletics Both Win i sHids & veiy casy tme. i i & 3 i i ed end on the second eleven, have all showed good form at the position in the spring practice. Yale Looks Good. 1 paper, Yale looks better equipped to start the season than the Crimson. Nearly all of last year' and the freshman team will furnish many good men for the university Yale. can select a good team in the first week of practice, and the Blue's ,schedule, which “is longer and harder than the 5 »l Bessmasma?, P Fall lines .are beginning to arrive and your inspection is cordially W M. HOURIGAN, 62-66 Main Street, "WM. F. BAILEY (Successor to A. T. Gerdner) Livery PRVNSO | commanun oF 3 1 u o 5 1 3 stars are left round bout. a i 4 “ 3 3 b H 3 s / Excellent also for skin diseases and to induce sleep when rest- less and wakeful. All druggists. Hill's Hair and Whisker Dye, black or brows, S0c wlescsmsuns ! PP next month he is to go 6 rounds at Lymansyille, R. 1. against Kid Pearl of Providence in the semi-final. lins has no intention of drawing the will probably also make arrangements for a match which has been offered for November 25 at Valley Falls, R. L, for a 12-round | bout with Bowgardie Hyde, the colored fighter of Scituate. P. A. C.'4, FORT WRIGHT 1. Miller's Preston Boys Too Fast for the ab 3 i E i 21 2 5 ‘ . 3 1 | commmemommuens Detrolt Mclntyre 2. Bush 3, Cobb. Del- 2. Moriatty, T. Jopes, for St. Louls Shotten, : ‘two_base hit, Morfarty: evoy; home run, Cobb; hits. off Mullin 4 in 7 innings. off Kilian 1 in 1; sterl MsIntyre, Bush, Cobb: It first. base on balls, off . off Killian 1, off Rose 3; first base om errors. Detroft 2; hit by pitcher. Rose crucial struggle. Practice will not begin in New Ha- ven until next week, but the large number of veterans in the squad will develop rapidly. Most of the men have been practicing at their homes, and the coaches have already met to lay plays for the campaign. three base bits. | double piay. Milier to Absteln bases on_ bails, off Raleigh 2, out, by Talelgh 1. by Melter off Ralelgh 7 1o 7 innings. off Melter 1 in on bases, St. Louls 7, Pittsburg Answer throigh Thurs- day's Bulletin and give your line-up. e will do the same. (Bigred) BALTIC MIDSHIPMEN. Jewett City to Pl an umpire. } tme, 1.35; um- Hack, Cubs Fall Down, Losing to’ Cincinnati. Cinciunatl, Sept. 13—Clocinatt won from_Chie: g0 in & close and lnteresting game todss. Mors were unable credited with four errors. The Jewett City champlons of the Eastern Connecticut a home Run—Athletics Win. New York, Sept 13.—Phjladelphia defeated New York today 1 to % by supetlor hiting, fielding and Dofle, who started In to ‘twirl for the \was found for five hits, extra bases, in three innifigs. Ono of these drives was a home run LIVONIA EASY WINNER OF $20000 STAKE Light Woinh(:d Filly Galloped Off With Rich Prize. it Fromme, ‘while they were The plasing of Lobert furnish their home crowd with some toplin® baseball next Saturday when they meet an All-Star team President Reeves from the other teams The presidnt is select- Last year he showed he had the right eye for a ball player by picking a team that Norwich-Taftville champions. >4 oy Manager Miller took his P. A. C. ball team over to Fort Wright Sunday and defeated the soldiers by a score of 4 to He was right on making his boys play the game from the start to the finish. feature of the game was the star work of Pitcher McClafferty who held Fort Wright to three hits and struck out 12 men, his quick delivery fooling Fort Wirght's heavy hitters. 1021000004 1000000001 Summary—P. A. C. Gleason 3b. J. Mcintyre rf, Carver ss, 1b, Bowen 2b, Fitzpa han cf, Harrington Fort Wright, Best 3b, Goodé ss,_ Wor- oni 2b, Barker 1b, Martin If, Wallace verty rf, Fisher ¢; runs McClafferty, Har< Boarding Stabile 12-14 Bath Street. HORSE CLIPPING A SPECIALTY. Telephone 883. Surprises Awaits Everybody Who Trades Here. Dress Goods in all the latest terns at the most tempting pri One profit between the manufacturer and you—it's ours, and a very small too. Others have learned where to buy cheapest:— why not you? BRADY & SAXTON, Norwich Town. ° 4 3 fout of them for 3 of the league. th oach lines e 4 ing his lineup. de by Murphy, Jeft feld fence, the second tme this vear this Second _baseman from Jer- City, and_ Fisher, plicher from Hartford, joined local feam this_afternoon. Seore: happened. Gardner, The only real Sheepshead Ba 3 Livonia, an_added starter, easily won the Great Eastern Handicap, value of $2,000, six furlongs, here to- The filly was added at the last moment, and with her big pull in the weights she was well supported, clos- ing at 3 to 1, after being as high as . Little E. Martin had the mount on the filly and when the start came he broke the filly off in front and soon The boy let her step along and at the turn into the stretch she was leading by three lengths. The never shortened her stride and flashed nast the line a Winner by three beat Dalmation by a length for the place. The Omnfum handicap at 1 1-8 miles victory for the whipped the PR (s | 13 = 13 5 - Night on Bald Mountain. On a lonely night Alex. Benton of Fort Edward, N. mountain to the home of a neighbor, asthma, bent on cyring him s New Discovery, had cured himself of asthma. wonderful medicine soon relieved and quickly cured his neighbor. cured his son's wife of a severe lung Millions believe it's the great- est throat and .lung cure Coughs, colds, croup, hemorrhages and sore lungs are surely cured for hay fever, 50c and $1. esmmasen~ose *Ratted for Archer fn 9th. tted for Reulbach in 9th. D. Melntyre | With Dr. Kin 1 1 i 0 ] 1 1 1 1 1 o had a big lead. T g wMcClafferty n. b Tealbach 4. Fromme 4: base on balls, off Reulbach 2. iwo_base it Oakes, Stelnfeldt, Lobert: sacrifice ‘Stolen bases. Lobert, Roth; dou- ble play, Erers to Chance; time, Johnstone and O'Day. ] E = *Batted for Manning In 9th. Score by innings: p. Kuntz cf, Li scored -by 'Bowen, rington, Gleason and Goode; three base two base hit, stolen bases, Intyre, Harringto: C. 1, Fort right ©101000 for ‘Philadeiphia Barry, Collins 2. Davi Murphy, Oldring, York Keeler 2; two base hils, Davls, Livingston bits, Keeler, Oldring hit, Fisher; Harrington, Boston Won One and Tied the Other. Boston, Sept. 13.—Boston_won the first game of & double beader from New York today, 6 to 1 and the two teams played to a hirteen inning ile i the second, darkness swopping the contest. Becker's Fome run with the bases full won the first game. Ferguson's wildness geve New York a big lead ‘in the second, but Boston tied the score by good hit- Richie held the visitors to two bits after the second inning. and Ames was very effective in Tt was the second extra inning contest which Ames has pitcheq here this year. was to hare closed the National league sesson in Boston, but 1t will have to be played off fomorrow. in an easy odds-on favorits, King James, Trial bottle free, Guaranteed by The Iee & Osgood Co. earned runs, P. A, ; base on balls, Mc- Clafferty 2, Wallace 3: struck out, by Wallace 6, by + v D. McIntyre Kuntz; time, 1 hours hits, Austin, Barry: stol- left on bases, Philadel- irst %ase on_errors, Philadel- The Road to Suc obstructions, desperate as poor heaith. day demands health, but Electric Bit- ters is the greatest health builder the world, has ever known. fect action of stomach, bowels, purifies and enriches the blood invigorates the wholé system. Vigorous body and keen brain You can't afford to WINS POLO CUP. Myopia First Gets Final Leg on Perry gan 3. off Doyle 3, Success to- ing 3: hit by pitcher, by Morgan 2, by Manning 1: wild pitch. Dole: bits, off Doyie 5 in 3 innings. off Manning § i umplres, Connoly and Kerin. The P. A. C’s now would like to arrange a game with the C. A, C. J which_has the sgme Fort Wright, but they claim they have been unable to get a sight of Manager Desmond. Miller puts it up to the C. to anewer through this paper to him at 17 Chestnut street. It compels per- Dedham, Mast.. Sept. 13.—In a fast, liver, kidneys; hard-riding game of polo at Karlstein this afternoon Myopia first defeated Great Neck of Long Island 11 3-4 to . and in so doing won the third leg and final possession in the race for the Marsden J. Perry trophy, has been contested for flve years. Ded- ham had won two and Myopia first three. The contest was one of the best of the season ‘and was decided fourth period when Myopia first scor- ed four goals. The Myopia team show- ed a complete reversal of form in this period, as up to that time, Great Neck which had received a handicap of five goals, had- actually outplayed COMMERCIAL Red Sox Win Interestis The locals won an interesting to 2. Hard hit- d_eighth fonivgs. after Boston the game. The B L L s 31 Ung in the sixth. seventh the sisitors had & lead, slight Electric down or sickly. by The Lee & Osgood Guaranteed Paint Department legs for the cup Baltic Midshi To The Bulletin; over the sporting of The Bulletin, rates of Jewett teur championship. Midshipmen, men Chalenge Pirat y "y ? H i H H H $ $ H H 3 H i B : themselves by ing “It will wear away. notice symptoms of kidne: . o 0 2 0 ] 0 o o 0 L ol meocasme~sT 2| wwrinnomng Slovasnesens and bladder claim the "Ama- Foley's Kidne: drain on the vitality. ache, rheumatism, kidn. trouble, and makes eve: weakness and The Lee & Osgood Co. Summer Diillin;ry Remedy and stop the It cures back- and bladder Y trace of pain, trouble disap- T S 8| onmuriamsny Elensssnswon codeinan~Bun sosumguasmaun championship To prove who Is right we the Pirates next Runs, for New York the Pirates, like to play ted for McBride in the 9th. ‘ed for Street in 0t tted for Gray in 9th. play. Bridwell and Doyle €. Boston 4: st baswe on frst bace on_error, umpires, Furslle and Kase. balls, off Maticm 1, g, o8 Maticm not we will play on Sunday, the game to be played on league grounds or on each team to bring High Grade Goeds. A COMPLETE LINE OF 000002 000100 4. French, McConnell, Smith, for Washington Unglaub. - McBride: the Cramberry lot, DISCRIMINATING LADIES, DULL TRADING IN STOCKS. — Few Remaining Traces of Feveri ne Union Pacific Movement. " New York, Sept. 13.—The dull trad- ing and the narrowing price fluctua- tions in today’s stock market marked the pormal rate of subsidence from the violent contortions of the adjust- ment of last week's leading event. No one supposed that the death of a cap- italist of Mr. Harimam's power and grasp contained any positive force for beiterment of values of securities. The early termination of the headlong ad- vance of Friday was expected, there- fore, and the agency of the uncovered short interest in causing it was quite justly recognized. The reactionary tendency which developed on Saturday was pushed by various professional de- vices today in.the effort to widen the spring of the price movement, on which professional trading profits de- pends. The growing exhaustion of last week's powerful motive forces was manifest in the restriction of the re action and the later fluttering vibra- tions of prices. Such action repre- sents the setting down of the market to await new developments. The re- maining traces of feverishness in the movement of Union Pacific were' ac- countable by the steps taken towards the continuity of its administration and to some of the rumors bearing on the future policy of the vast interests and the powerful influences thus in- volved. The prompt election of new members of the board of directors and of the executive committee was regarded as intended to put a stop to some of the rumors of aleged contem- plated changes. The expectation that a member of J. P. Morgan & Co. was to be admitted to the board was thus disappointed. The disturbance of sen- timent reported from London as due to rumors of antagonism between powerful banking interests was sup- posed to be connected with this sub- ject. London also took an unfavorable view of our monetary outlook and was disquieted, as” well, by the American copper stfcs as showing a rate of praduction, still running heavily in ex- cess of consumption. The relative po- sition of United States Steel and Amal- gamated Copper, which changed on Saturday when the former rose above the latter for this time, was unaltered today. The unsettlement fn the mar- ket was aggravated by rumors that embarrassments of brokerage houses was threatened as & consequence of the violent fluctuations of the recen: past. - The denial of these rumors gave the market its show of strength du ipg the mid-session. but a fresh rea; tlon in Union Pacific later proved its influence on the general list still main- tained. - The complexion of.the week- Iy bank statement, published after the market closed on Saturday, came in for much diseussion and prepared sen- timent for a‘ future hardening of money, rates. While firmer rates ars quite ~generaily expected, bankers do not anticipate tight money markets this fall, in spite of the narrow mar- gin of the surplus reserve of the at present. A rise in Chicago e nge to twenty cents discount per $1, was a development of the day, but the tide of the currency movement is strongly towards the interior. ‘In London, Russian competition for the gold arrriving caused & sharp jump in the marflet price. . In-the local money market the feature was an active de- mand for money carrying over the end of the year, for which 4 1-4 per cent. was paid. There is an increasing sup- ply, also, of commercial paper and prime grades for the regular maturi- ties were marked up to 4 and § per cent. The range for call loans was not changed, but, some of the banks are said to be calling loans. The fall in Union Pacific, allowing for the div- ident off today, carried it off 7 3-8 from the high point of the rally touch- ed on Suturday. The closing of the boooks today for the coming annual meeting ends any demand for repre- sentation at that meetin Bonds were weak. Total sales, par value, $3,556,000. United States bonds were unchanged on call. STOCKS. Sales High. Low. Close. 109 ADis Chislmers ptd. [ R 8 T L ) o e oul Gessler, Killifer, Niles. balls, off Gray 1. off Smith 2 0il, Lead, Mixed Paints, Varnishes, Finishes, Brushes, Ele. CHAS, 0S50 5 €0, 45 and 41 Commerce Streat. . Car & Foundary.. Hide & L. pid et on bases, Bos Hnjoy Usiug Herplelde on Acco Its Distinctiveness. The ladies who have used Newbro's Herplelde speak of terms, for its quick effect in clednsing the scalp of dandruff and also for its ex- cellence as a general hair-dressing. It makes the scalp feel fresh and it allays that itching which dandruff will cause. Fgan and Shevidan. White_ Sox Take a Close Game from Naps. in the highest Floral Designs and Cut Flowers For All Occasions. GEDULDIG’S, 77 Cedar Street. The Norwich Nicke! & Brass Co, Tableware, Chandeliers, ¥Yacht Trimmings and such things Refinished. €9 to 87 Chestnut St. Norwicii, Conn. AMERICAN HOUSE, Furrell & Sanders RATES to The Traveling Men, ete” Livery connectel SHETUCKKT STREET. 210 0 today in a well played game. wlapeonteieses account of darkness. “Iintie Cost Line 040 a0 00 altimore & OBlo. . dandruff, as it destroys the germ that The same germ causes hair to tall out, and later baldness; in killing it, Herpicide stops falling halr and prevents It is also an ideal hair dress- ing, for it lends an aristocratic charm to the hair that is quite distinctive. by leading druggists. Send 10c. in stamps for sample to The Herpicide Co., Dt- Telephone §68. seudSounnsl Eethlehém * Steel Wrooklyn Rapid _ Transit. Canadian Pacific Central Leather Surwanssy r h : 3 3 3 Rickle 3 In 112-3 . Ames; sacrlfice fis. Schlel; stolen Central of ' New Jersey. on balls, off Ames 4, Chicago & Alton Cufag Great Western. Chicago & N. W umplres, Kane and Emslle. Brooklyns Easy for Phila 13.—Philadelpbia Philadelphia_bunch- rridon held Brookiyn safe- | N2 8IZES-50c, anp 81.50 The Lee & Osgood Co., Soecial Agents. Cut Prices on al the la'est Sheet Music for a few days on.y first base on balls, off Waish 6: feated Brooklsn tods od hits off Bell,. witle Colorado & Southern. Perrine and Dineen. / SEYMOUR PASSES WAGNER. atters—Collins Consolldated Gus Delaware & Hudson 8ig League Top Line Crowding Cobb. Disttllertes’ Securities tre Troupes WHEN you want to put your busie before the pubilc, thers is no mes better than through the advertise ing columns of The Bulletin The, list of leading dozen hitters in both major leagues has been consid- erably shaken up the past week as-a | result of the work of the batsmen. the National circuit, Seymour of the Giants has hammered the league lead, having risen 18 points work of a [OURRUTREONS | rwomuoou~s GreatNorthern pfd. . 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We have been 20 years gaining tors has made some branch of Den- for years, and whether you need filling, have a SPECIALIST to do Loutsville & Nasiwille. strenuous fight for comes back to the list with a mark of His team mate, | merman, drops out of the list, as does | Jordan of Brooklyn, who has been in of ‘the leaders all Beaumont of Boston goes in his SU P, & 8. Ste M ferrington’s Temple of Music 49 Main Stieel. Musical Goods of all kinds ai lowes! prices for the same quality e IT WILL PAY you to investigate and consult us before going We make no charge whatever for examination and advice, Sets of testh that fit, from $8.00 Gold Crowns, 22 karat....$500 Bridge Work Special —our own system — absolutely impossible for teeth to | ""On the American sidde Cobb is still | leading with a very high rdting, but Collins of the Athietics is giving him a run for the place. | trants in_that circuit are Orth of New 5% | York. Lelivelt of Washington and Bir- mingham_of Cleveland, Criss of St. Louis and Speaker of Bos- % | ton are missing from the list in con- Three new_en- Ratiwey Steel Spring. FUNERAL ORDERS Artistically Arranged by HUNT .. .. The Florist, Lafayette Street. At Toronio—Toronto 4, Buffalo 1. At Montreal—Montreal 4. Rochester k—Newark 1, Providence 0. 0 Republic Sicel All work guaranteed for 10 years King Dental Parlors, Dr. Jackson, Manager. ans Organize for Bowling. s are now ready new line of hletics, Their first game will be played at the Rose alleys Tuesday THE STANDARD OF EXCELLENCE. 71| In run getting Cobb is now nearing 5% |his hundredth and is showing speed enough to indicate that he will %% | out Leach of the Pittsburgs before the 125% | close” of the season. % one run to go to equal the last sea- son’s record of 105, made by MecIn- tyre of Detroit, having already beaten the 1908 National league record held y Tenney of New York of 101. Dozen Leading Hitters. Slass Sheffield 8. & T Southern Pacific Southem Rallway The latter has Tennessee Copeer Toledo St L. & Franklin Square. Cobb, Detroit .. ... Philadelphia Lajoie, Clevelans v, Washington Crawford, Detroit Gardner, Boston Gessler, Boston Lord, Boston . Carrigan, Beston Orth, New York Lelivelt, Washington Birmingham, Clevelan What and Where to Buy In Norwich C. S. FAIRCLOUGH, Thamesville Store, if you want quality and fair prices-give him a trial. Do not ask for cheap goods. We have only tho can guarantee, FALL FOOTWEAR Prospective buyers have here an op- portunity of selecting from-a large Vi riety of the most up to date styl mprise Gun Metal, Box C: Calf, Button and Bl heels and toes suitable for every Inspection invited and satisfaction ab- solately guaranteed. P. CUMMINGS, Norwieh, Ct. ——— Wisconsin _Central Total safes. $40.300 saares. New York, Sept. 13.—Cotton spot closed quiet, 25 points lower: dling uplands 1240; middling gulf 1265; Seymour, New York . Wagner, Pittsburg sales 500 bales. Closing bids: Futores closed firm. September 1218; November 1218; February 1217; 52 Central Ave., RYE ye for Seed -A. R. MANNING'S, Yantic, Conn. 1219; January Philadelphia Joseph F. Smith, FLORIST 200 Main Street, Norwich. New York, Sep:. 13.—Money on call 2 1-4@2 1-2 per rate 2 1-2; last'loan 2 1-: Beaumont, Boston . Bransfield, Philadelphia Fancy New Time loans to 8 1-2 per to 3 3-& per cent, and ninety cent.; six months 4 to 4 1-4 per cent. To Open Wrestling Season. Jack McGrath, the Irish Giant, has forwarded to Captain €layton, who re- cently- chalenged him for a mat bout, articles for & match to be decided on Sept. 22d in T. A. B. hall cles provide for a catch-as-catch-can bout, best two out of three, McGrath to cover any side bet that the captain wants to pu up. MeGrah is now start- ing on road work to fit him for the match which will open the local wres- 401 4153 tling season Brings Hanley’s Peerless Ale when you order ale, and you'll treat yourself to the best possible. TheJames Hanley anhcco..l"nfl&m CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET. farliculur People Patronize ogers’ Domestic Laundry. There's a good reason for it. Rear 37 Franklin St EADQUARTERS for anything in the Mill Remnant line, Woolens,” Flannels, Dress Goods, Cot- tons and Silks. a large stock to choose and see me at the ‘MILL REMANANT STORE, West Main 8t. mlho-fi. % griisng D. J. McCORMICK, Local Agent,