Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, October 19, 1909, Page 3

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B, LATHI SONS, - N h , > km. gAY, i v Thefe will be a new middleweight | last Yale game and s making a good " o1 B Shetvekeiistraen *Noraoohe Conn,| World Champions Cwn Smoky City—Tigers Also Have oraotiod fhom | TAckleld mén” and q;a._;-(u;;."m!&m el within another year or 5t | ' tor e refujar ‘place. | 5 liy2idatk L : : 3 | teen. mont - will prove a dan- |- . m { e : Their Banquet—Salary Voted to Secretary James r.| v sure siien ool by the farton | Bachy, the if" Fooimyiirle | iar o Customar Toc ansof the top | javard e morkdng out Paul Witk LA . 9 ¥ ’ i TS, may: be. n at guard, a & i (o} Rourhe—P-pWW;n“ Another Chance at Ketchel | ;7ican leasues o gmnd total lof 7478 - Lo Jood uane ik ;?g‘n“m:g:;;';:.a newcomer o ll:::w Olaiby, thaleed aghne gxperience last vear, Fer’ orinsing oue (he real m 3 5 2 . | Milwaukee welterweight, whom nk | kins, a husky chap, is being wo: haracter, i3 : s e e i | B e e, R RS MU T e k| e et of e | e ke 4, et S BT show that the American I Bad a | self. Therofore, 1 say have at least| Shampidn in the 152 pound cla NEW HOSPITAL RULE. R Partint Tmio parfect shoed T Pittsburg, Oct. 18, —Pittsburg 18 j on Octéber 8 he held the Tigers down | lead of 103,048 in point of | four ends who are fast, and can catch © WL RO COUDL STCCHEq, . thing of paper and pasteboard baseball mad tonight, the time offi- | to four hits, Pittsburg winning by 4 | Both leagues inci its figures over | forward passes at anw angle or in any | . 0, 5" vive Tawin Sullivan. At New Haven Door is Now Open to|a ready-made look. oy cially set for the great ‘cclebration | runs to 1. On October 13 he held the |last season. the . American . gaining | position, who can break up interfer-) G £ 0 et » : If you want a photo of your i in honor of the Pittsburg baseball club, | Pigers to six hits, the Pirates taking | 129.204, while the National encs, and last, but not. Teast, who have ol Ouhld: Physicians. elf, or what your fricnds ses to AR [ 7 winners of the world’s championship. | the game by & runs to 4. In the fingl | Increase of 2550. The close race up|good football brains. Sometimes a good GRIDIRON GOSSIP. N % and admire, +all on i Traffic along Fifth avenue in the | game Saturday the Tigers were shut | to the last few days had considerable|end, if he watohes the opponents 5 The directors of the New Haven ho'l« . SRl downtown, section of the city was |out, Adams letting them down with | to do with the large increase in the backs, will be able go diagnase the play | ' 1y .\ ¢ tho ‘army makes aceurate | DAL 1AL veile puseed a ,—,.,.‘.|.m.,‘., by abandoned early In the evening, the | six’ hit . American, - while Pittsburg led by a| by the way they take their position, or | , HYall Of the Ariy makes aceura(e | which physicians not members of the P E Street car company running their cars | Adams-was born May 1S, 1883, in | comfortable margin the major -part |some other false movement. Searlett g S0 0 Fard fOrwArd p hospital staff can now take pulh’n':s .\ PRae ) by other routes. A great parade was | Tipton, Ind. He started pitching as a | Of the National's season. The New fl' Penn was an ideal man for end, as . 4 : gho dre in the private wards, of the The Phot . held toright. Led by Mayor Magee | professional with the Parsons team of | York Nationals again carried off the| he had all the ideal points. Time after| ., ;.00 ene Al American | ROSPtal Hitherto only members ol ographer, and all the mempers of the Pittsburg |the Missouri-Kansas league when | individuai honors, drawing a total of | time he would break a play ug Befare | e ceurhing Merceraurswhere | Be hospital staff were allowed to 2 baseball club, the Fourtcenth and |John MecCloskey, ex-manager of the | 783.700. although they fell off more|it got started, just by his abjlity to f}lnu'of Yalo M"Id £ i treat patients in any ward in the hos- | soooeite Norwich Savings Soclety. 3 ~ ghteenth wégiments of the national | St. Louis Cardinals, dug Adams up | than 100.000\from the season before.| diagnose the piay. Braddock should, A § prital. aug1sd A 3 & #5Eq) guard of Dennsvivania, formed the | in 1995, He was drafted by St. Louis | Their average per game was' 12,439.| prove another Scarlett this vear. Univefsity of Miehigan team 1s aBaln | woaes 5o e o e ot . NAGHTY | SATISFIED s the man i ‘anguard, Practically every political | but played only one game with the | The Athletics,with their mammoth new | ~The halfbacks. in the Penn system, | o 4.0~ 1 s et !):“m a"“‘!d T | recent legislation of the general as- whes places himself within:our hands| ciuj of Afilegheny county was in line, | Cardinals. He started against the Chi- | Stands, finished second with a total| have to be not only big, rugged men,t . ..\, T {,y i hmlm sembly, by which the eharter of the 5 e 4 for the writing of @ Fire Insurance | s were also abont 100 athletic organ- | cago Cubs and occupied the mound | Of 674915, drawing an average of 10,- | but be able to think and act quickly. g S hospital association was so amended Elec"lcl for Pow pol'ky, because every policy we Write|izations, the members marching in un- | just four lonings. During that time | 545 to a game. The Boston Americans| The left halfback, or front halfback, Captain ‘Coy of Yale, when on the that it was provided that private is backed by reliable companies at|jrorm, ch section of the eity con- the Cubs found him for nine hits and | were third with 668,965, and the Chica- | doesn’t necessarily save to be a very| g (APHEn 0¥ Of YOI ¥ anting for'| Pt cobld _be let {0 people who ad rates as low as safety allows. e a: division SCANE pafalh wlie | olaliiinn: . g0 Nationals fourth with 633,480 fast man, but he should be a man who | feld does GboUL &8 much pt their own physician to_treat them. 4 iS. uc S. JONES, Imsnrance ‘fil- the bisiness men and various trades He was a big, good-natured boy at Banner Year for Athletics. ;‘:n ralse his knees and be solid on > mr".rxuvh-;:;e:‘o,;d‘; 1:‘1:;1;-(?"; ey CHANGE IN PRICE \ 1 y urAons marched in another class. Ev- |the time and too green for major | rii. \thletics had a bannor vear,| NS feet: Miller, who has been playing quar- | (o pat it inte cffect Thia opens the Ricthards Building, 91 Main Street. | cr. ooter” in this section' of the |league company, but he showed much b4 ‘When you see the left halfback or Y e pu " terback all season for U. of P.. may shifted to right end, which at present and broke all records for Philadel- phia, drawing front back carrying the ball through door of the hospital to any physician o of good standing In the city, or els country had been publicly invited to | promise even then. He had a fine actsdas 219,853 mare persons The price to be charged to perwons INSURANGE Aorwich Union Fire Insurance Sacisty, u. ceipts of the world's series. Charles 4 at a single gime was on September | - v s Akt sa.;fimw (Rabe) Adams, the piteher. who led | nual Stipend—Other Matters Laid | j3 ‘hen'the thletic-Detroit game. in e Ly Sl e ey O e el | receivea, suitable for Wedding Gifts. | 500 K. W. H., at § cents team mates to victory three times | Owver. Philadelphia drew 35409 persons. The | ®USht to gain four or five yards. 500 K. W. H., at 2 cents Western Assurance Ca. U. €, . each member of the ball club be- ing introduced to the vast crowd and 1 to make a remark of some sort. or \agee presented each player th o check for his share of the ng the great serles, was the re- 180 pounds. SALARY TO O'ROURKE. Connecticut League Votes $500 as An- or an average of 20,000 per game. The eastern clubs in the #merican outdrew the western clubs by 359,988, while the western cfubs in the National outdrew the east by 430,808. The largest crowd next largest attendance was on the | i if he is playing against a line that lays down it is impossible for the line man to get his opponent out of play. Sol if the halfback runs low he falls over; the line and gains only about a yard, | wheras if he runs with head ~and| “The right halfback should be a man almost like the left halfback, but be a Princeton has scored a goal from the field in three successive games, all kicked by Cunninghag. John Witt’s reputation at Nassau as a kick- | ilne of merchandise wh Ramsdell, Penn's fullback, announced Thursday that he would not play T wish to call your gpeclal attention De- | to @ new and very beautiful, exclusive ch 1 have just | My goods are in a class by themselves . [participate in the celebration, the | swing and an easy style of delivery | than in 1907, their previous banner|the lime ‘it is not he that is giviDg | [ Wi qy g : # and corporations for alternating eure = newspapers of ‘the city furnishing and the\ ball came with & snap and | vear. The Phillies, of whom much e e e . - B ooyt ‘S|3‘;;10;|r:a:-{:: i A o AR L L M. TARRART & © d atiending to the formation | jump at times, “He was called “Jel- | Was expected. proved a great disap: | o™, (e, right haithack and fllback | he Annapolis footoall plavers nave | (ST changed by’ e undersigned To take 5 jeball: enthusfasts, Iries” by the players, as he 100kS | pointment, which materially affected | 1.5 on o around the end and off | been excused from all except the Mon- Il Uil riturod ua of Santcadi g 117 MAIN STREET. fleld, where the paraders la- | somewhat like the heavyweight cham- | ¢heir attendance, and they fell off 117,- | pec O TS around the end B¢ OF| day tegulation drills for the remainder ist, 1909, for alternating current elee- { » 2 ter gathered, was taxed to its capac- | pion, being thickset and dark com- ({83 from 1908. ‘As a road team Man-| crC JFOUNEE ARG THAECE ERE TICU | of the season. tricliy for power shown b tor Fire, Accident, Heaith, ity, the great amphitheater being un- | plexioned. 4 ager Hughey Jennings' Detroit team f o0 DA 8 flm?,* h:}:‘n"" B Whe - readings taken Aug: : able to seat the multitude. Mayor Ma- | Experts predict a_great season for | had every other team beaten, drawing | Nere both flesce, hard | players. who 4000 Blagten had cligres, 07 tHe GEO A DAVlS have been ; liablllly. Plaie Giass 2 Cong: F. Burke and | Adams next year. He has the phys- | a grand tetal of 685,538, or an average | ;oo Lf brought ou:‘b " the haifback eleven while Daly and . e ;U:In"‘l'“- helbie other prominent citizens of the ity |lque fora long career in the bOX. i ong | 2f 3:093 to.a game. In 11 games at| jeeping his knees and liead up are that | Haughton were at West Point lodking 1 i0 500 Kilowatt Hours, 6c per kile- and Sleam Boiler . were among those who made address- | stands .5 feet 11 inches and weighs | Philadelphia they drew 221,418 persons, | K°¢Ping s and head up o Yala nd_ dith JAtary. 3 phio e ’ Over 500 Kilowatt Hours, 5o for first 500 and 2c for each additional kilowatt hour. EXAMPLE, Number of K. W. H. used. e o | DS B K i v of tha reecinte | o STrINEfeld, Mass, Oct. 18.—At the | sccasion of Pittsbirg openifi ite new | rife faster, and who can heip the left | against. Brown univérsity Saturday it (and contain many beautiful and usetul| e a purse of over $1000 as{2nnual meeting of the Connecticut | ZFOUN persons saw the Chicago Cubs | 'Alfback on line plays. On a buck into| Coach Gammons used his colored play- | things which cannot be found any- orwich, July 26, 3 | a testimonial of his great work e o by o ~| tha ‘line almost, the entire siiscess of | er; Avier in the. ljeup. Last ~year | JUHN McWILLIAMS, ! k: s v of $500 was voted to Secretary | Play. o Feiey - the piay depends on whether the right | Manier of Penn threatened not to play | Where else. I have been careful to se 2 THE OFFICE OF WM. F. BILL, | Banquet for Detroit Champions. | ‘Treasurcr James H. O'Rourke . of | In the sities where two clubs are lo- | pae PO CCPENAs Of WReCRer SO TR : GILBERT S, RAYMOND, Tt s the first time the | cated the total attendance shows New | 1ect the newest and best and no dupli- EDWIN A. TRACY, Real Estate and Fire Insaurance, 1% locatéd in Somers' Block, over C. M. Detroit, Mich., Oct. 18.—The citizens of Detroit tonight banqueted the De- |(r4\i( American league champion base- | ball team. Ex-Mayor George P. Codd was toastmaster and among the spea Bridgeport. refusing pends, league has had a salaried official, Pres- ident W. J. Tracy of Bristol, to accept even iment for the money he actually President Tracy holds office Conn., reimburse- ex- | York the banner baseball town. le ing with the grand total of 1,285,400, beating out Chicago. that honor for three consecutive Chicago, however, finished second, and held this | the hole; he should also be a man who ' can_carry the ball on cross bucks off as inside of tackle. His most essen- tial point, hcwever, should be his de- fense. “Fullback is practically the keyston ANOTHER WONDER OF SCIENCE. cates. Before you purchase your Wed ding gifts T want you tolsee the most . Biol has Proved that Damdraft g A&rtistic line of goods from the factory Wiltiams, Room 9, third floor. ers were Cangressman Edwin W. Don- AR, e secon 3 2 ) by, Mayor Breitmayer and Hughie | for another year as he was elected last | Philadelphia third. ~The ' National| or the hackfield. The offense is buil ikl & Sl of Mrs. N. 8. Day ever shown in Nor- feb13a Telephone 147, _ | Jeinings. About 250 baseball enthusi. | year for a two-year term. He an- | lcague outdrew the American in New | iround him: therefore, he should be a R i faing «Osken’ Dugs, Birkias oo attended ‘thd Qinner, nounced today that he will not serve | Fork, Chicago, and, Bt o - oeton | 8000 punter. ‘When the fullback is @ Sclence is donig wonders these daya tn| & °% TVRUTINE REA CRER D s - — after this term is completed. Vice | the American ha g00d Kicker it makes it 50 much easier medicine as well as in mechanics, Since | Scrap Baskets able Desks, Burlap WHO ADAMS I8. Presiden: A, E. Taylor of Chicopee, | &1 P to. build up the fake formations. BY ygum'lived, the human race has been | Automobile Pillows, Burlap Pillows AMOS A. BROWNING, 1 4 = and Secretary-treasurer O'Rourke were fast 1 mesn & man who . can start 3 | ] 3 Richards Bldg. Star Pitcher World Series—Dug Up re-elected. ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL \open field. quickly, who can run in an troubled with dandruff, for which no hair | il 0 braid, Silk Stol preparation has heretofore proved a suc- Ith 01d braid. Sili Stole Bag s with Attorney-at-iaw, The matter of adopting an individua! Sometimes on a run-off tackle he will - {. # i iy Out of the Minors Three Years Ago. | iary ‘limit and of raising the game - TEARCRIOKED. | o %o ail Mndstof comphigasions, 5o, cesaful cure wntll Newbeo's Herplehde was | Chinese embroidery, and Glass Trays T e e o senca. | BUATAnte from $40 to $60 was laid | N tub Wi . | fie has to think quicklyuse good judg- Puton the market. It is a sclentific DX | | 4o not hesitate to say this is the | o Charles B padams, the sensa- | Qver to & meeting to bd held in Hart- | Norwich Club Will Have Strong Line- | Lo ##,1” (Cidciing hia openings, and aration that kills the germ that makes x ham lm Miorneys at 140 | team, belongs the. highest home i& | ford during the last part of next| UP.Against Plainfield in Opening | jught to.be able to usc the straight dandruff lor scurf by digging into the) most beautiful line we have ever oo Mpgds e S B Game. arm. This give a runner a big advant- scalp to get at the root of the hair, where | shown, We invite inspection, whether over First Nat Sank Shetucket St fntrance Stairway, nex: to Thames Nat Bunk. 5 & m. to'12 p. m. | three consecutive wins in a little over | a week against the Detroit club is lit- Poor Racing Weather at Jama After some nice practice at Sachem age, for it is almost impossible to tack- le a man who has the straight arm it saps the vitality; causing itching scalp, faliing hair, and finally baldness, With. | YU purch s e or Board of Gas and Electrical Commis« sioners. 1 1ys0a tle short of marvelous. In less than amaica, Oct, 18—The poor card and | F4rk on. Saturday, the Norwich as- | Working. unless the tackler leaves his out dandruff hair must grow luxuriantly. | —_— Tel. 38-3. three years he rose frorh a discard In flj,_,:“,,‘,m,'“ ather ket the. attend. | Sociation foothall team for the open- | feet and dives for the runner's legs. He “It 'is the only destrover of dandruft.| & tailend #lub o 3 world's champion | dnce oW at the Jarmaica course to- S Blainfld here e | e Geremae . 1o anouid. be | 2014 by lesding drarsists, send 100 (FEQ. A. DAVIS NORWICH DAILY LUNCH ship winner. | day. Practical Yroved a big surp was _selected follows: | back of the defense. 1le should be| s ‘gtamps for sample to The Herpi- . . y s In the opening game of the series i when he won the Sayville stake. 3 Finlavson: backs, Caron and -::4“&&6.:: :Hr;:nllfi‘:ng he L 'i‘po;\“ 7re| cide Co., Detrolt. Mich. Schiitz Milwaukee Beer, $1 a dozen. 40 Franklin Strest. E Bl Cornors tornarae™s. “Hin- | defense and a sure, tackler. Nor should | TWO SIZES-50c, ap $1.00 2529 Broadway Famous Narragansett Select Stock, TRY OUR REGULAR DINNER—ve. vson and Hilton, W. Brown, Buck- | he be fooled on any fake formati The Lee & Osgoos Co. Soecial Agents. | octildaw 0 ot New Engiand Brewery SPECIAL SUPPERS ley and Manville; reserves, McComb, | after he has diagnosed a play she Co’s Ale, Lager and Porter, 50c & With Tea or Coffee—15c. Open from R. Pilling and Reid. shonid be ahle to get into it t|l|l(‘k|‘\. doren. p . This is considered a strong aggre- | should be able to run well from fake Wines, Ligiiors and Cordiafs at spe- E GALY, Prop. gation for the contest and calculated kick formations. i c1al prices. fo put Plaimfield to their limit to]| “The quarterback should be the gen A l M h I k septsd FREQUENT FLUCTUATIONS 1ude & 1. i score & winning same. The home col- | eral. He should select all plays and | .Ont S ike JACOB STEIN, 93 West*Main St : St i, - ‘Too Becuritios ors are blue pants and white shirts | see that thev are executed. one i Telephune 26-3. mUAlTEIS Indicated Feverishness and Great“lIr- Levesictre and all players with uniforms are re- | Should interfere or change pl ex- with us. The first 10 days of each month are deposit ds TRt phon 3 regularity—High Prices at Outset. Selitnz & ik quested to put in appearance at the | cépt the captain. There is nothing so Savings Department and intarest is allowed from the first day. %xlthlg“l‘:éze ‘h)fljil"lii}n;:;:n gn: A G park in time for the game. g‘:::“:":fl:gor“’;o‘:"q",‘“;:e(’:‘“hk‘ . All days alike in Commercial Department, where all your finan- 1647 , W , Cot-| New York, Oct. 18.—The frequent . Tel. & Te R ving o - cial needs can be met. tons and Silks. Prices very low and | uatiol the pri ocks to- Tobacco ptd yelling at him.” Before giving a play e a5 p - S sk Chhwne ool s gt e i sppesronae ot | i e B e oorees COMPRTE | e s ooy e THE THAMES LOAN & TRUST COMPANY Adam’s Tavern e A 7 2 market ppear Anaon ining Co.. 3 S e ey see where the onenings are. e op- =i vy SO DR A Best Not s 96 in Opening Round at | Boncnis tine hifis then clume sis: 2 1861 | RE, to special influences, but the action Atiande Coast’ L \ Brookline. nals, watch where halfbacks stand, m;nl Shetucket Street, Norwich, Conn. 201 West Main 8t Jol om, Prop. | of the market as a whole was regard- i g Brooklinie. M P Rt a1 .,',‘;f’a“,.“'t,flj::. d';,,"',’,,,‘::,’,:;’lf& b o e offer to the public the fines: standard ed as a normal sequence of last week's Bethlehem Stecl | pre. 4 4 ETNERT Y8 eard Wi brands of Beer of Europe and America, market.. The amore fgequent ang nar- Brooklyn Rapir Tra [ score of prominent women golfers | and catch him off his guard with a i = 2 B o e Carabech Hayadil DENTISTRY Teower’ toowehienty I o ' Canadlan Pt | completed the first round today in the | guick kick. be cool and collected at all Bocr Buts® Pale and Burton, MusiFs ‘ the dying down of the infiuence which 1700 Do, Tpta | angual dren. “iplitRament Suriwomhol Siies. Tanaid the AL CEVERY. Snd.get Ecotch Ale, Guinness' Dublin _Stout. Fcai e day 000 General_ Bieptric | b Liadio b has West Point. In 15 games played went many vicissitudes. The profes- Great Norihérn bd 5 i i i If you find anything in the ; sional element was alert and the quick Do ore it | PAPKE AFTER KETCHEL. e T O ik v s i | turns in the tide of the market were inols Central piaiehi) i B ¢ o L ouse s due often to these waves of suspicion | 5 berag = | Offers to Meet Stanley, Winner Take) 10"Y PUE 5% s onc of thess brd or needs replacing when you and to no other apparent cause. The | = 109 Inter Harvester . | Al for the same time, leaving out 1395 c r 3 conspicuous place taken by the stocks 100 Inter. Mating pId! | and 1896 when there: wete ‘no" Yale - clean house, come to our stors. . |assoclated with the name of Hawley, | 55 Iiicmational bumsy | San Francisco, Oct. 18.—A telegram | Harvard games. is nine shutouts for at an ere '0 “y N NOrwIC Our stock s one of the largest in it and the comparative Irresponsiveness 700 To ‘entral o | from Papke, received today, offering |the Crimson. In facl in those years the city, and everybody knows Ao B of the general list in these movements, | 1560 Kawwas "Cily “outivrs to, Aght Ketahel oh & winsss- (hha At | Sacrard hie Scorel Wit 43, potnts o6 o city, yoody oo e "Work Is the work | was one cause of suspicion which i 000 Loutsille & Nashivtie | basis, and an unlimited side bet, is | Yale, these being divided among thres DO A ad? s Gl our priceg are the lowest in town, et stends the test of time. Ne|iua copemieiiy. i Eioe arenoral st Moo, £ S0 Lovis, {an aftermath of the Johnson-Ketchel | games. West Polnt has scored 47| . "t Sirents: Lot the chna |NOW IS he Time for Mince Fles Bas of b Bedoas itk henal e y 10 cks whic] 1 5t &S 8M fight of Saturday. points Of the Yale-Army games Yale |, -t V¢ - e LA - Plats to cower the r0of of your mouth; | have made up the bulk of the specula- | 1310 Mikouri Pucitc ‘Negotiations are under way, for a | has won ten. lost one and tled four. O T e e Srattn. | . You can get everything to make fled. e faling down; beautiful and as firm | LS Perations for a long time pas Do, pfa fight betwecn-Sam Langford and Tom- | She has scored in every one but the | ing. Foot troubles incurred while the | them of, including Sweet Cider, here. _ The consummation of the Missou National Iiseuit my Burns. Jack Gleason, a promote 0-0 tie of 1907. The record is as fol- | fooi is growing last through life. Bdu-| We have a new stock of White Rose @8 your natural teeth. The pfl.rlect'fia““" & _:‘;‘m d?-‘fld L - clc was L LR says the two fighters will be brought | lows *|cator Shoes poritively prevent foot Canned Goods. Some of the best Po- M HoURlGAN > , ie ostensible ground for the con- N B Mex ls pid.l zether for a limited ro b ; troubles by allowing the faot o grow | tatoes in the city—80c in 5 bushel lots . ’ werk of today and ‘absolutely Without| centrated movement in the IHawley Fov Yk Omul. bt eSS e LBl L B . West Point 8 as nature intended by providing ample- Sy %t tine 1o by et T re e entio; P ctey T404 ol " r 3 3 66— Y 6, West int 2. room for & ve toes an y giving | by . e e, e el by i, supooet S i A e R e e Pooper mupport o the ankle, miscies THAMESVILLE sTorRE| 62-66 Main Street ol om parle Francals. that the operations in the Interbor- | %00 Northem Pucite Will Try to Postoone Storrs Game. 10, West Point 0. D 5 ] Y 2 Pacific X v P. CUMMINGS, octda - { - ough-Metropolitan stocks were from | 11800 Pemeyiranis Stafford Skelly of this city, who is » 24. West Point 0. 52 Central Ave. Premiums. . eperations guaranteed. the same source. The professional | 100 Perpics Gas attending Connecticut agricuitural col- » 18, West Point 5. t14d J h F. S h o clement deduced an interence. from | —peq Framm. € €& ¥ lege at Storra.:ls captam of the se West Point 5. oseph K. Smith, [paper Hanging for $1.75 certain <nywratirmnsh| the loan crowd, | ‘300 puiiman Palsce Car ond team which is scheduled to come e s PA“;(M 5-; RYE . i1yt with s Shl in which United States Steel figured | oo Railway Sicd Spring ! here on Wednesday for a_game with ~Yale 17, West Point 5. P Fager, Palt “. B;EAR”SLEY af collateral, that, there had ‘been' no Wy the Academy. Manager Worth of the | 1904—West Point 11. Yale 6. FLORIST (il Paper.” Puliting Glazing ’ concealed liquidation going on in that R Academy will. however, endeavor to le 20, West Point 0. Fancy New Rye for Seed We sell Wall Pa- 237 Main Stree! stock, which, it was feared, might Rock Tstand Co. have the game postponed till later, as 10, Wast Roint 6. ’ 200 Main Streel, Norwich s s . come from llnlormleld ingide Dopla .o is would suit the local team better, 0. :"v“t Eo!n‘t 0. *Faaty 0 dlreel, r . CH. ‘BARON DECORATIVE CO. ang! ence the selling a St L & 24 o & e 9 est Point 0. ! B - nee the free seiling of that s e ng them only the Bulkeley game at | & 1908—Yal L R 5 Ivla 0 West Main St | which followed, and: which caused a Po. pid L.ondon on Saturday to prepare 9 ale 17, st Po . . N Send postal and we will call. 2 P | declifie ';‘f almost 3 pmnlsT from the 8 !M!P :"‘A 1 this week, Stockwell and Stor Telephone. Yant auglsd nigh to the low quotation. This mo cm Pacific of this city are also on the (. A, C. . . | PE. n ment carried with it all the sto P i SR . | } gns and CutFlewers | =7 i e o e A NOR® ICH CASE OUR WoRK b T it [ ROBES ROBES = athy with the prolonged rise in [nit- i - L . For All Occasions. pa £ i Anson Picks Team. % Ty Best brand. % o ed S e= Steel, The securitics con- b5 s 3 ke o s meets the approval of the critical | LAPE KA @r D 3 mected with the copper IANALTY Wers | vty Doier buit Pop Ancon has picked an all-star |\ MORE LIKE IT IN NOR- people. P thamm ‘alls Wor thuport 1€ airect Automobiic Robes DRI SN0 TN | s Siiter i ihe pacly nearker Do bra | pall team. as followe: _Gibson, Pitis- Wi o % | troin Ttaly. We sejl it at a low Price. |y oo ovanisite and popular s stres g% accompanled by. a | Trited itentis |'burg, catoher; Mathewson of New i < - | Lot us supply vou |In bea Welophene 664 77 Codar Spreet | TS strenth was accompanied b u | 5 et e gl York Brown of | Chicatn, Nationals : Rogers’ Domestiz Lanndry. | "= =0 o s, New York atylen. fust received, at 2 bt London market, and by a rumor from Doy Sy Ao Waish of Chicago: Americans, Mullin | o oo Too o is but ane of | Tel. 903-2. Rear 37 Franklin 8t | Bras delivery to all harie of the ciiy, | coedin w prices. A new. line of | Paris of tht projected formation of a Ttah Croper of Detroit and Plank of the Athletics, S 2 e 15 Nom sept2id octizd GG Gents' Fur Limed. Driving Coats and QUAL,TY syndieate of American copper inter- \‘1 (:rnxl-m Chem pitchers: Chance of Chicage, first | many similar occurring daily in Nor- - 2 i ¥ by NE Coain 15 miE ests which would exercige a- closer ;Wb base; Collins of the Athfetics. second | wich. It is an easy mafter to verify | Auton s P 3 in should always be considersd,| control of the production and prices | —— - Wewem ' Marsind base; Wagner of Pittsburg, shortstop: | its correctness. Surely. you cannot ask Luna, Russian Calf and Australias Aot e e 0 Wertem Trnion : . ston, ase: Cra ; especially when it costs no more than|0f that metal. A later reaction in| 40 : | Lord of Boston. third base: Crawford |, .3 citer proof than such conclusive Goat. the iuferior kind. Skilled men are|the London copper market and reports | ™o Wieenin Coar of Detroit. left field; Hoffinan of Chi- o W by us. Our prices tell the|from the domestic trade of declining | e ssieq hOSI160. shares cago, center field; and Cobb of Detroit, | evidence. : . BT L. L. CHAPMAN ole stor.. Zonsumptive demands In face of -the e S right field. o Mrs Margaret Cox, 191 West. Main 3 y record rate of production left those — —_ reet, Norwich, Conn, soys: “My N h ""T""" 4 YouNa. Securties vulnerable to the reactiopary | __ COTTON. WEEKLY DRILLS son procured Doan's Kidney Pills for e Sneapty orwish, Qeus) tendency of the whole market. 'The INP: York, Oct. 18.—Cotton: Spot _— n’:e from :\Qh ‘D Sevin & dSon; druz\ daw ) weakness of the mid-session was at- |closed quiet; middling uplands 13. To Be Resumed — Orders lIssued by |store and their use proved of grea { DOMINICK & DOMINICK, tributed, to some extent. to the ex- | middling guif 14.20; sales, 7,100 bales. Col. Iams Beddes ¥ | benefit. 1 had been miserable for some FOR. The Pancake season is here. b pectation of possible decision trom the | Futures closed barely steady. Clos: | . i ; time rom disordered kidnoss. Morn- | FOUNDED 1870, Supreme court in Washington on one |ing bids: October 13.57, November i e ngs when 1 arose my back was o or two cases that are deemed import- | 13,38, December 1864, January 1311 | (o James (eqdes of the Second in- | PAINCul that I could scarcely straighten | ! We have the new Members of the New York Stock |ant from the standpoint of security | February 13 March_13.80. ADHl | rantes, (hreaen Cort. and adyt Ciaun. | And at times I could not do anything N Exchange. values. The rally®in the market came [13.50, May 13,84, June 1375, July 1817, | an's: LhroUsh Capt and Adjt, Chaun-| Trouble with the kidney secretions W $ ép fr d FLOUR. after it became known that no decis- | August 13.44, September i3 pchr Y. P also bothered me, the passages being Q 'es| ! . ions would be handed down today. but S e ey arille O, the | too frequent. I was subject to dizdy I A rather as a coinci- s [,d o, T nae il conts i1| spells, and more than once came near Also Fancy Apples and Quinces. i 8 | dence cise and effect. The e o | sumed Noy. Jeagd will continne Sutll [fmling on _.this’" accaunte My:. fae > b . il p tone of the mody rket was calted SSORey o Jou o B el bz 2 '* | bloated and there was also a percepti- % fj & Have you tried “Ottoman’ oo Orders oxecuted in Stocks and Bonds, | ..cicr, following the strons bauk per cent.: ru rate h‘t‘d'»hnrmu’r.\ i A\!:?'},‘l«!.‘h “:f .;‘,-.f]s?';fn ble swelling of my feet and hands. I g‘ If not, do it now. Grain and Cotton, statemen? of Saturday. Foreign rates £ ~2: closing bid 8 1-4, | ev¢1.Ings Of each week. . P tried various medicines and doctored Q of _excliange. 4re stfong and the de- | offered at - oitme Joans weaker: | b> preceded Ly proper buxle culls widty yreat deal. but nothiug gave me any —_— NORWICH BRANCH : e O o ve Con. | sixty days 4 3-1@5 per cent. and 90 | D Lst occupy ‘at least one hour and fir- | 7 K5 % ek . 67 Broad Tel, hx o e tiations | 3833, 3 per cont.'six months 4'1-2a [ o mnutes, © 00 S betan usinie Doan's.Kidasy Fiil, but PEOPLE’S MARKET, Z g ’ S |4 34 per cent. ’ “he standing - orders fo e dri ad ¢ ? ¢ dose s oadway . elepiione 901 during the day, Gusl phanges n s ks % ki ‘sinis That he. cqupamy com| L4 oMy TAKAn & fow dofes befors I ; . 6 Franklin St. - - 3 are sugprisingly si onds were CHICAGD GRAIN MARKET fve sirict 61 o} 10, SPAEOR_td; LSRRt tonnlante A — i ERANRLO: WIDIED | irresuinr. Total salesy par value, $2,- o i | e e et g | I \em. The'\uae’ of bhe box ikt an ROBERT BR N ESTATE il o DEN, Bbdby 3 513 ‘a s 3 . eness In " s ASARRLL L@ LT v 513,000, United States bonds were un myany, and in ihe duty of sentinels | Sd 16 all lameitess Wi my back re- ] ] » - HANGE IN ADDHESS, chauged on call. Cxténded order and rifle practice, | S.OTIDE my health and benefitcing me ARTHUR W, 880 ] 'STOCKS. inix stress on the prompt obediece | ur%eq (Gl other persohs of the cura- X o Mannger 0 oW “g °’s - formerly at Hodge's Stable ow 10~ - Hien orders, steadiness in ranks and sol-| v, [owers of Doan'’s Kidnex Pills.” 57, 59 West Main Straat. | - 350taims, g 1ly deportment. The company com- ’ nay19d e HSTOL SuDerIsIon. OF - thele r ster-Mitburn Co., Buffalo, New York: = le agents for the United Stafes | oIf players at the Brookline Country it to the other men. #-1 business established by|caused the wider and more sustained Central of New Jersey > ore o ‘entral of New Jer | « C. & C. Imported Ginger Ale, Bunker -ay. "“;‘Qh“c!t‘a‘fi“:\lnldm;‘ v::'ar movements of last weck.. The violent 00 Clcsapenke & Oblo. ,Jtlllh. the A’Nl‘h‘lud(nfl feature of the ——— HIH&PA B, v\pl», Frank Jones' Nourish- by Dr. V. D. Hldred | reébound in prics the latter part of aticel Al SRR LOe JDowh S WEST POINT VS. YALE. ing. Ale, Sterling Bitter Ale, Anheuser: be & pieasure to see the former o of ‘my brother and as many fiu Wit Tavor me with thelr Extracting 25c and up. last week was due manifestly to short covering operations. The rebound was extended at the outset today, but the reduction which had occurred in the & Sout hern | score of the day was a 96 made by Miss H. S. Curtis of the Common- | wealth club. who played from scratch, | while Mre. G. W. Roope of Common- Soldiers Have Topnotch Record on.the Gridiron Against the Blue. The Thames National Bank Budwelser. Schiitx and Pabst A. A. ADAM, Norwich Town. Telephone 447 iy32d nmeai§d DR. CHAS. B. ELDRED. |uncovered short interest, and, by con- - Do Lt ptd Bundel il el S g B L S turdav's game at West-Point be- REMOVED TO o e SRR e i e i v | 41 Broadway, Cenfral Building || Housecleaning Time outside buying ‘orders which accom- Dlarer 3 Rlo ‘ranis b B o s syionio L oy b i b b y9 g N :;;'l';gnl)!m": ;‘Jfi"’,‘ii‘l{.‘"s,‘.'.""‘{,‘,’.’:‘ & Distters' “Securitien ! including the British golfer. Miss Dor. | There is no team in the country, ex- | o N U U portumity to selstocks and this was | i B ¥ Eaghirl who on the American | C2BU Frincelon. whiell has such s con: TELEPHONES - 990 and 991 Is Now Upon Us mainder of the day the market under- 24 prd mpionship. cruits and ng ma is to he transferred te the ranks until the captain is sati fied that be is a qualified soldier. Remember the name — Doan's — and lika Do albar. % > 49 Shetucket Strest. : 4 4. C. OTONE, Frop