Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, October 20, 1909, Page 3

" AUTO msunic: nm-uim N.rwiuh. Conn, Academy foatball stock went soaring | tnis week when Russell Welles nd_guard of last 3 lout to join the te real plnging wes when a touchdown | was close in view. Harvard did not derive a great deal o comtort trom its 13 16 0 vietory | HARTFORD BUSINESS MEN over Maine, for tfere were ljne wes { nesges whi three touchdow: 2 and n shiky line were tha conditions | Matter of Road Between Norwich and | | whieh pre ing of t flx points, vet the Maine tackle to bolster! pot, which has been wealk b ve and defensive game very remn_lhle rates. the Academy’s vill have. e Puasies: . Lt JCPRNRI. A Builiing.| . 2 HAeTUS KRS Nt SISy Atou Agency Established 1846. who places b Four Que: because every rates as low as safety allows. ISAAC S. JONES, insurance Agt. Academy Foot- 91 Main Street. | in vm ‘coming g N. TARRANT & GD.,_ 117 MAIN STREET. Fire, Acciden!, Heaith, iiability, Plate Giass and Steam Heiler ... INSURARNCE, Norwich Unlen Fire Insurance Societ; | ance FOOTBALL REVIEW. | Conclusions Drawn from Saturday’s | Gamee—Yale Looks Right—Harvard ! Has "Weak Spots. | Assets 12,750,422.10 Western Assuranco Co. U. €., Assats $2,397,608.00. ment THE OFFICE OF WM. F. lllLI.. Real Estate and Fire Insurance, 1s located in Somers’ Elock, over C. M. | Williams, Room 9, third floor. Telephone 1 {known that_the ATTO’INEV‘. AT LAW. Illll 4 PR, Mimy: il law at. 3ank, Shetucket inst Harvard. Yale Smeared Forward Passes. Stairway, nex: to Tharmes Nat Bunk. stent offense NORWICH:DAILY LUNCH, 40 Franklin Street. TRY OUR REGULAR DINNER—cve. (¢ SPECIAL SUPPERS With Tea or Coffee—15c. E. GALY, Prop. was so completely HEADQUARTERS for anything in the Mill Remnant line, | Dress Goods, rlongs, he { class fi=ld of s rinte showed that tons and Silks. Jeh argpn choose from. and see me MiLL REMANANT STORE, John Bloom, Prop. | sttack which hes been promi- 201 West Main St. match there this evening WELLES JOINS n amv SQUAD. w%":,mw;:%' night. l;uemhm of the latter tre Harris, }\u Murphy, Sturtevant and McClafferty. The newly chosen team will Bol.ter' Up Line Where Ne’eded-—-A&hletiu Hand | is saying that they will have something Shutout to Cubs—Other Sport Topics. Ao A - on, ‘the leading locul dis- on Harris iLlrs “q tance runner: of this city, finished sev- 3 enth and took a silver cup Saturday i a 15 mile run at.Holyoke. . Of the 2i tart: finished, the wi CacvandiBhe starters, nu ed, the winning time e Weakness . INDORSE TRACTION CO. for it didn't st Backfeld ed. The superi Hartford Well Prosented. cis made the g A The proposed trolley dine of the Norwich, ~Colchester ~and = Hartford Traction company, an enterprise H. BACON, safng through the Har e made first down t i 6t which would apen” up, for Hartford, - Ha 30 square miles, a pop- when ulation o ople, . group of J. P. BARSTOW & CO.,~- 23-25 Water Street, Norwich. Danizlson. 'QUEEN OF THE COOKERS| tory. to which it attributed in part | twenty-fa hich- would put . gains made against her. Norwich an hour and @ guarter from | KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS q t Princeton. | Hartford and by which through ears . More Cheerful °“:'f’"" o Tiated | would run from Hartford to the At- | INSTATE °°"VENT'°N at "U}"“ Boa { lan’ n in two hours and a quar- a better Combi nd than proposition explained at 2 of the Hartford Business Sisters Also Meet There. this e et here was a rronounced brace over M : | Binni- onday_evening, by T games. T fleid com 1 AL 200 ctoed % on, Reed, re looks | OrD convention of the pecilicut a deal of per- - heavily on Dposi Th thorugh than lodge, K. P. w ew London by D, Stanton. of that « ative man b ‘r!r.l d officers cupied the cd to look and every susotdi hl)r‘l or, he had and domain was rep: led to” or of intrody ter had btained, and s thut, although a conse | nature. and at first i ally at the tecome one of t t the char s BASEBALL REFORMS. cne Which Are to Be Con- | romters of an whict « business was devotéd | sidered Before Next Season. | b ot maen b ] v 8 ! & than fou ng” cach d atten commitic fMicers, a Now that tian once a mpleted track, w ly\ fro Hartford {0 Nov- | The rep the route being | shewed the ten miles. the The Need. . fhe hands of the mamn and made som least have competent | retary Ca in Conr nd there w report o that the memb 3.400, a g o 1 ut for relief lines to ihe east, | the year $18 while the country | of cash in thy i teeming with | $80.118.13. i f engihens | wich ha o ! south and west of iar for th gh up in the race 4. The td ¥ of the ex o get from Nor- to H4 l[vrrd one is obliged to go on the Vermont make the worst nd chancellor, L. E. Jacobs, ) and division, or | fiaven; grand vice chancellor, Da the shore and | Milier, Waterbury: grand master arms, F nner gui G. E. Wright llu!’lfi-r and outer guard, W ringion; grand truste bint Is the sket pnes Detroit at the last me-| U fs years Americun league | Central a 1 ndup. p | nections with T on of attendance fig- | ¢lse g0 me shall be lup. by t it all. On x n it nas givén out 1y with the b was paid ttendance fig han. ellor's officers w 4‘1|¢-.h-vv i past grar The follow it ansolutely | is two-(hirds | i | tae state of Rhode Island, twenty -1 towns - whi Wecied by the road. an are . piles, and a population | suprem = of records and scal . nd master of ex- wtion on spi : would make ‘the trip 4 o o Willin are only four of the questions it hour and a quarters locals i | yrand prelate, Rev. J, H. George, New ought up this winter, but as | balf an_kour more. 'The road at theq town r they are decidedly interest- | Norwich end. would connect with lines | | At the close of the sessions H. O. 3 | which would take cars from Hartford | Case of Hartford was presented with a S i | through “to the occan at Watch Hill | silver loving cup containing $400 " in i T jans. wWee T S | old. The n annual session will be | Athletics 5'1": on Western Trip. | "0 . of . the nt rates. | held in New Haven. 1adelphia & me i to the ocean | be 2 hours Pythian Sisters. wce being minutes, the by | twenty | he ninth annwal se hibition Chicago Nationuls, win to 0. Pender held the ¢ ing by . was held Tuesday with € o cost of the road, exclusive of ; . 1,9 in New London. wo hits, while the Athletic | nt, wou $985,000" ard | delegatis. wére Welcomed - by . Past ma'ing eight, off Reulbach's li hought that it would be | Grand_Chief Mary A. Miller and_the Murphy not with the Ath-| i, pyrchase i n to 1 % ded over by Grand Chief o e I s | fure 3t The ation would { of Norwich. T Jort iy T aviter, Su J0% |5 g b mulative, preferred | showed a membership of 1,493, a gain et e P ind_vonds. | of over 100 in the past year. DEing and.Sslng I The road, thought Dr. The following officers were elected —_— ve an earning powe nd cchief. Laura Otto, Seymour; Good Horse Left at the Post. v and should pay 12 per cente on | nd i Mary C ‘Beacon Janinlea, .N. Y. :t. 19.—Jack As- | its pref: ock. : grand junior, Hattie Lewellyn by Shilling, | It is d, said the speaker. to | Shelbarne; grand ~matron, Minnic S ond handi lace 000 of th k, Dbefore teheock, Wate grand keeper of already 000 rds and . defeat Y ner. Hartfor placc d by ravin 00 of the stock can be ! finance, New. Lt John Johnton, whom n Dr. rk. it is known va Adam ed capable of giving Jack Askin est can_be placed, and the outside guard, Emma ut. of the' roud assired en: past grand chief. % Lo D: rk, Frank Krom- Norwich: supreme temple Match st Duckpins, of the road, spoke on the Jessic .7 Bt e featy describing them Addie Two picked teams of-rol and saying that mowhere | -l bty ater thim a three pe road | DENTISTRY husiness e«ubh\md FI NANCIAL ANI] LESS SPECULATIVE s pleasure to s.i.- The customers < INTEREST. E *"-'H'"R 2 Narrowing Resources of Money Market | the Probable Cause. money marke last week or | Apparently the e that this relief DENTISTRY Crown and Bridge work Is the that stands | unsettled as was witnessed by the s of strength in the I from time to time in wer that made an expla plate to cover the roof of your mouth; no faliing down; beautiful and as firm ak your naturdl teeth. work of today and absolutely wunuu{ pain’ in its Insertion. actions in the Rumors per sted of 4 coming mmmn | per interests, per - securities. 3 The sustaining Iei on parle Francais. All operations guarantéed. DR. BEARDSLEY, 237 Main Streel. nged on call * Horal Designs and Cut Hnwers For All Occasions. GEDULDIG’S, Telephone §68. 77 Cedar Street. | New closed quiet, five points higher; mid- results is the fault dliug uplands, 14.00: middling &g QUALITY in work should always be,consldered, espectally when it costs no more than | the inferior kind. Skilied men -are| Our prices tell the | aconda Mining G5 i aMAY:: o 13.68, January 13.85, Apr July 13.80, August 13.46, September 12.38. employed by us. whole stor/. STETSON & YOUNG. Atiantle Coust Tine. . Baltimore & Ohlo. Caundlan_Pacific Central. Leather DOMINICK & DOMINICK, FOUNDED 1570, Members of the New York Stock Bonds and H'gh Grade fvestments| tocks and Bonds, firm at 464 1-2 per cent.! ruling rate fered ut 4 1-4. ‘Time loans easier bu Colorado” Fuel & Tron siximonths 4 1-2@4 Delawere & Hudson Deuser & Riv Grande Ordere_exscuted in Juy CORN: NORWICH BRANCH : Telephone 501 FRANK O, qnau!m €7 Broadway ught that . th tructed for $23,000 a | E'Q*‘*"'“‘ Birthday. | son . Mi ) Iward Mahl the as- | ¢ « her - mnimously endorsed the | birthday anniver with a_party A | the hpme of Dr. and Mrs. M. E. F\ Potter of city, a diz [at Unkasville. An interc o ceived the con on Held at New London=Pythian 1 e SP UAL OFFER TO LOATMEN irand Chanceilor Hen- | AlL the | etive | e lodee In | sented by For the n-xt Sixty Days 115 H. P. Engine $40.00 31 H. P. Engine $65.00 H. P. Engine $85.00 < furnished. showed ccticut is paid gregate auring without pain by without pain, and at from uvae-th een the two cities | © The retiring grand chancellor, H. D. E prevailing at other offices for the same quality €. Cowles, Unionville: grapd L. Desse, Tor- B. H. Wood- rep- cen; H Dr. Jackson, Manager. décorated with autumn leaves and dalilias, - 2 t from Norwich werd Miss i1 wWulf . a Miss 1 Howard. © | most ____—_._____-————_ Lanedin, you purchase or GEO. A. DAVIS, 25-29 Broadway of‘er the fol owing prices: | | Regular_orice $ 50.00 “Regular_price $ 90.00 Regular_price $110.00 e 1 i ALL DENTAL WORK. Dentists wno KNOW HOW. We pride KNOWING HOW. Good Depta! work nowadays is only of experience. We have been 20 staft of operators has made r specialty for year or bridge work. Vou. ‘and do It positivers 1o ‘gne-hait the prie IT WILL PAY her_you need fillin SPECIALIST to you to Investigatd and consult us before going » make no charge whatever for examination and advice Sets of teeth that fit, from $8.07 M| Gold- Crowns, 22 karat....$5.00 Bridge Work Special — our _own system — absolutely impossible for teeth ‘o break off Fillings { | ....$5.00 from 50c All work guaranteed for 10 years King Dental Parlors, Franklin Squ «: ion of the The Cost. grand temple of Connecticut, Pythian pondence. Lillian rand_mistress of Ail Months Alike The first 10 days of each month are deposit days in the Savings Department and interest is allowed fr All days alike in Commercial Department, wher cial needs can be met. THE THAMES LOAN & TRUST COMPANY, the first day. all your finan- Norwich, Conn. ting feature also present and at the | of the’occasion was a pes ace in Tus the ting the local |'wh Miss ¢ 185 e given a banquet at Hotel | first prize. an The Thames National Bank REMOVED TO 41 Broadway, TELEPHONES - 990 and 891 Ceniral Suilding Pacifie Tel & T pacifie. Mall flour is not always uniform.. Jo. 24 ptd 8t Touts Don’t blame the oven, nor the —~ cook, all the time. Q — Ofttimes hapless Q COTTON. Oct. 19.—Cotton spot York, ; sales, 800 bal Futures clos of the flour. - er 13.68, December 13.7 , February 13.79, March , May 13.88, June 13.82 MONEY. New. York, Oct. 19.—Money on call ; last loan 4 1-4; closing bid 4: of- v dull; sixly days, ninety days 4 per cent CHICABO GRAIN MARKET. WHEAT: Gpen. High v Closey | . i 105% 105 3 164 1057 luiy 164 1216 o A T 1 Vus s i BeE U5 s the one sure flour; It’s always the same. e s Wa Chi)dren’s f foat to grow nature intended by 52 Cemtral Ave. RYE Fancy New Rye for Seed A. R. MANNING’S, Yantic, Conn. ™| PURE OLIVE OlL. OUR WORK Rogers l)om*sn, Laundry, | tocvs o % Rear 37 Franklin St | “Fyee delivery to all parts o [Now is he Time for Mince [Fies You can get everything to make them of, including Sweet Cider, here | We have a new stock of White H Canned ( ds. Some of the best F s _in the ty—80c in & bushel l4‘¥~ Now is the time to buy at THAMESVILLE STORE Joseph F. Smith, ! FLORIST | 200 Main Street, Norwich. Jyld 1 wish to call your wpeclal attention to a new and very beautiful, 'M flne 6f merchandise which I have just received, suitable for Wedding Gitts. 4 My goods are in & class by themselves and contain many beautiful and useful things which cannot be found auys' I have been careful to se~, - lect the newest arid best and no dupli= Before you purchase your Wed- ding gifts Lwant you to see the most artistic line.of goods from the factory . N. 8. Day ever shown in Nor- . comprising Opera Bags, Burlap. Scrap Baskets, Portable Desks, Burlap Automobile Pillows, with gold braid, Silk Stolo Bags with Chinese embroldery Burlap Pillows and Glass Trays. this ls the flndividuality Is What Counts ln Photography. the natural spirit of rs gaining ‘mmx of papers and pasteboard with some branch of Den- la your friends see toslove LAIGHTON, The Photographer, Iwaukee Beer, Narragansett New England and Porter, Wines, Liguors and Cordials at spe- | JACOB STEIN, 93 West Maln SL. Telephune 26-3. | Adam’s Tavern Cuimbach F Imported Ginger Ale A. A. ADAM, Norwich Town. Housecleaning Time {Is Now Upon Us furnishing lines or needs replacing e the lowest In town, Buy Of Us and you will be satie- M. HOURIGAN, 62-66 Main Street. | | There are many brands but only one { best brand, LAPIRA leads -them We import it direct irom lia e sell it at a low price RILY. 136 Franklin St the city oet12d 'ROBERT BROWN ESTATE, ARTHUR .. “0‘“. Manager. b3, 57, “WC £ Main 3tras: ~ / l'elephmie IJJ Paper Hanging for $1.75 with best material. hd postal and we will call. 'ROBES Automobiie Robes and popular York styles just reccived, at ex- ROBES r Lined Driving Coats and L. L. CHAPMAN, 10 Bath Street, Norwich, Conn, The Pancake season is here. We have the new fresh-ground FLOUR. Also Fancy Apples and Quinces. Have you tried “Ottoman"” If not, do it now. PEOPLE’S MARKET, 6 Frankiin St. 4 JUSTIN MOLDEN, Prov.