Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, March 11, 1910, Page 3

INSURANC=. NORWICH FAMILY MARKET Fruits and Vegetables. 15 Cucumbers, [Hothouse - According to advices receiv- ed from Bill Colins, Rowley is the goods all right, and the match should ' prove very interesting. Windham High Insure Your Property Glens Falls Insurance Co. J. L. LATHROP & SONS. £8 Shetucket Street, Norwich, Conn. e Plant, beb., rench "Endive; 1b, Radishes, beh.. Mushrooms,*1b.. New Haven B;xen Find Visitors Too Fast—Kid Shea Batters Murpby—Johnson Has to Give Up Run on Return Trip—Other Sports. e Last Basketbail. The Windham High school basket- | ] team will conclude its season next ay afternoon, when it stdcks Middletown High school at the Willi- tic Y, M. C. A. gymnasium, There possibility that Windham High and the Connecticut Litrary In- stitute teams may be matched for a series of games for the prep. school papered all will do I‘U-.Ml' rolling on May The name of the team comes from a certain kind of suspenders they will wear. 5 Th the local tournament, which will settle the makeup of the team, the lim- it handicap will be 50 pins, total pin- fall with handicap counting for. the qualifying rounds, but in the roll-offs the teams will roli double, but a man's individuai three-string with his per- Pascal Celery, Carrots, 15| Parsnips, Imp. H 3 op. amburg, You Who Shook In Your Beds prime of life, and I look for him to en- | ter the ring with Johnson better than, he ever was. Nei Haven, March 10.—Before the a | Clinton Athletic club here tonight Mike Glover of Boston hyi much the better bbage, s0lSweet Potatoes, Sples{String Beans, barrel $3.50|Squashes, the other night during the storm ani realized that March was in the very be interested WINDSTORM INSURANCE. We write it at very low rate. B. P. Learned & Co., “But he will have to be better than ever to beat Johnson. The big negro greatest fighter Jeffries ever I have seen Johnson fight, and take it from me, he's there with every- He has the best left hand of | o¢ big fellow the ring ever produc- of Jeff Doherty of this city in a fast e e T b fifteen round bout, terbury outpointed New Haven in a fifteen-round go. and George Sanders of with Jack Shea, a local pugilist, ten rounds. sonal handicap will count for the prize. Already the enthusiasts at the allevs are figuring on making The following are the prizes in lieu _money offerings: individual, 2-man, 3-man and 5-man - Kid Shea of Wa- Kid Murphy of Onions Too Strong for Potatoes. The White Onions defeated the Lit- tle Potatoes at baseball on Thursday afternoon, 24 to 6. The winning bat- the Boston Pineapples, Grapefruit, New Dates, Cauliflower, New York First, entries in ite, 20| Turnips, 40|Summer’ Squash, Bermuda Onjons, 75lEgg Plant, tery, Jose, ed Pe- team cvents; second, in 2-man, 3-man | nanit bty aaFs s ‘man feam; third, in 3-man and S-man team: fourth, in 5-man team. At the Boston tourney the winners Glover was too clever for Doherty and hit him at will. rounds did Doherty manage to break Glover displayed great footwork Yhames Loan & Trust Co. Buildin To'Race Canadians at Manchester. . Btrawberries, 05 Airtancrenios NEW YORKERS SWALLOW ANY SPORT DOPE. Connecticut Pork—|Sirloin, Tnside Tounds, were completed today «for the races' in each class will divide 80 per cent. next July at Manchester between the of the entrance money in their class. local defender of the Seawanhaka- and had the New Haven man bleeding from the mouth and nose ‘early in the fight, and in the third round knocked But Westerners See All the Big Men 20|Shoulder Steaks, 14 16 | Western Jamb— Corinthian cup and the Canag OW] th nt of eight with g gy e B o lenger from the Royal St. Lawrence FIFTH COMPANY ms, Legs, ern Pork— Shoulders, 20|Indiana Lamb— a left to the body and a right to the Doherty was barely able to finish the round, but came back strong in the Glover finished DEFEATS THIRD. Indoor Baseball Before Noisy Rooters— Score 22 to 13. Yacht club. The challengers will send two boats to Manchester to bs tried ovt under the conditions there. will begon on July 25 and Wwill be the best three in five. It is extremely wearying to attempt to follow the boxing dope ladled out by a bunch of those youths who draw pay for being experts on some of the New York papers. Some of them pose as artists, having graduated from the Smoked Hams, In the semi-final Kid Shea of Wa. &moked Shoulders, Chop: Shotlders, terbury proved too clever for the local In an exciting indoor baseball game Ketchel Wants Another Postponement. pattern skctching departments of the’ at the armory on Thursday evening, man and fought him off his feet in Smoked Tongues, Native Veal— Legs, milinery establishments, but most of several of the rounds, Shea had an| Pittsburg, March 10.—Stanley Ketch- | which was witnessed by a good sized advantage in height and reach and|el who was matched to meet Frank | crowd of yelling fans, the Fifth com- | them are just plain capital I yaps who Chops, hand down opinions on fights and fight- | Sorned Beer, gave Murphy a bad beating. ug here tomorrow night, at the Na- | pany team defeated the Third company Bhoulders, Porterhouse Steak,) 3 28| Sausage, ers they never gee ,with all of the sol- emn profundity of a bullfrog croaking in a northern muskeg. For, be it known that about all the fights New York has seen moons are those cheese incinerations pulled off in attics and cellars, and the writers of boxing down there have lost asked for | team, 22 to 13, evening tle series be- Jack Shea showed practically no sci- tween the two to one all. The winners ence and Sanders hit him at will. tional club, but who recentl, postponement of. the figh 17th, because he was not in condition, now seeks a further postponement to March 25. Ketchel says he cannot pos- sibly get into con MILLION DOLLARS IN FIGHT WAGERS. tion before the Phila. Chickens, 30| Phila Native Chickens, 30| Native Turkey) end have your property insured at Fancy B. I Ducks|Guinea Chickens. - Turkey Broilers, $1.25-51.50| Squabs, rts Figure That Betting on Jef- fries-Johnson Go May Exceed Rec- once. You cannot tell what moment | Ex, fire may destroy your valuable belong- all sense of proportion. They have not JOHNSON GIVES UP seen any of the fighters in real action, Sugar— ' Granula ings. Our list of Companies are the very best, and 'our rates as low as the ON MOHEGAN HILL Poor Weather Conditions Against Run ‘This does not.worry them in the least. They go ahead with the flow of guff, just as though they had theif feet on New Yoris, March 10.—It is estimated Cutloaf, time the bell ran;. They have an easy public to cater to— a vast collection of those wise peo- ple who could not be trusted west of Buffalo with a dollar watch and a clamshell scartpin; who prove such easy picking for any sort of thimblerig allow to operate on Broadway—prime yaps of the univer: Now these fellows are throwing the hammer at Wolgast and saying that won by chance; r Nelson and a lot of.rot that goes in by the elder statesmen in the pugilistic the ropes every world that more than $1,000,000 will be 91 Main Street. | wagered on the Jeffries-Johnson fight. It will be one of the biggest betting events in the history of pugilism. And the indications are that Jeffries will enter the ring a slight favorite over Johnson. It is the weight of the Jef- give him the ISAAC S. JONES, Insurance Agt. Richards Building, From New London to Norwich and Against discouraging weather condi- chilling wind, Samuel A. Johnson of Waterford tried on Thursday to make the New Lon- don to Norwich run and return. but was able to only £0 as far as Mohegan hill on the return trip before he had it up, fagged out. He was out to do the round trip in 3 hours 15 THE OFFICE OF WM. HILL, those wiso lads Real Estate and Fire Insurance, 12 jocated In Somers’ Block! over C. M. Williams, Room 9, third floor. the police do not fries money honor in thd betting. Every one wager money on Jeffries. cent. of the Jeffries adherents are not expert in doping up pugilistic winners. Market Cod, California_wants to Ninety per that time bad e souky Am. Sardine: 10fRound Clams, op, aqt. s-1¢|Canned Salmon, 18 9| @15| Lobsters— Live, Boiled, Steak Cod, loundors, Johnson left New London half an hour after midday, reached the Y, M. 3 rested a minute and a half and started back. He was said to show considerable fatigue when On the return trip They are prejudiced and cannot Johnson in any form. With them it is the native son sentiment, and then again they are against the negro. But an expert opinion on the com- ing battle ix just now timely. This is Manhattan, but nowhere else. No matter what one may cught of Wolgast's chances before s bout with Nelson it is necessa. acmit now that he is a great figh-er. Telephohe 147. hara, aEirEs CAULKINS A STAR AT FIRST. had their batting clothes on and ham- mered the ball to all corners of the | He gave and received terrific pumnisn. latfish, ative Smelt ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Brand, box. Spanish Mackere! he arrived here. Halibut Stockfixi, 0| King Mackerel, 5| Red Snapper he had a pace maker, a runner named Gardner, who came up by trolley from New London and started back with They got as far as Fred given by William A. Brady manager who to_the championship. “The talk about Jeft not being able the former piloted two heavyweights armory, besides keeping down the hit- ting of their opponents by some grand | thought he was all but knocked out. fielding of grounders and govbling of | He fooled a lot of folk, who thought Nelson was going in for another May- mont,_He rallied and won after 1t was BROWN & PERKINS, ittorneys-at-Law | Kippered herring, over First Nat doz., Shetucket St Thames Nat. Bank him on foot. long liners in the outfield. R. Clams, pk. d Feed. Merriam’s house on Mohegan hill when Johnson gave it up. house and later returned to New Lon- don by trolley. He came up in 1 hour 44 minutes, which is one minute bet- ter than he did on last Sunday and also ties the time made by Hilton on Christmas. DUCKPIN TEAM Major Hagberg and Simcox of the | walk. He's a real boxer and the com- C. A. C’s were capable umpires and |parison between him and some of those eastern hothouse, ten round artists is Open Monday and Sat-|to come back and get into shape to Jack Johnson is ridiculous,” said “Jeff has a better chance to come back than Corbett did, and the latter surely came back when he trav- eled 23 Tounds with Jeffries at Coney Tstand three years after he was knock- od stiff by Fitz at Carson City. He stopped at the ornmeal, the game going in good shape. 0/ cw the game going against them, the | really laughable. $150 Hay, baled, ‘Third company played desperately to win, furnishing one of the features of | York at the same time burnishing up kept | the already brilliant hall mark of hick- ism possessed by the village of Goth- = e v T But they get away with it in New Y Bread' Flour. the evening in the way Cauikins in the air about halif the time by sizaling slides to the bag. But the | am.—Minneapolis Journal. guardian of the initial sack held the throws and turned back Dominick & [Dominick Members of the New York Stock $6.90/ Cottonseed Me: 35 Corn, bushel, Oil Meal, met Jeffries he was pronounced in by the shrewdest judges of the fistic eager | WHY NOT THE SPEED BOYS All Water Route NEW YORK Chelsea Line Fare $1.00 freight and i butiae Statorooma 1l Outside e ¥From Norwich Tuesduys, Thursdays Bundays, at 5.15 m. ley-York Pler ’it. East River, foot treet, Mondays, a one or write Freight_received untll § C. A. WHITAKER, Agent T0 NEW YORK NORWICH LINE The water way — the comfortabie way of traveling. Steamers City of Lowell and Now Hampshire — safe, that have every comfort wnd conven- lence for the traveler, A delightful voyag Sound and a superb,view of the won- derful skyline and waterfront of Ne T Ammante s 5 Bton SSRShon a8 14-16 28 8% = an Steamer leaves New London at 11 p. m. weekdays only; due Pler foot (Mondays ° cepted) and Pler 40, ?n?e Norwich 1o New York $1.75 ‘Write or telephone W. J. PHILLLI Agent, New London. Conn. HOTEL TRAYHORE Atlantie Oity, N. J. Open Thros Famous as modern conveni =omforts of hom Fraymore Hotel C: Chas. 0. Marquet Special Sale ALL THIS WEEK. fof 26 D. 8. White, Pres. civt., $1.65 TO REPRESENT NORWICH Will Be Called the Plexos Team—Four ith Manager Stone at Nation- game in New York. Corbett had been running a thirst parlor in the Tender- Ioin for several years and going all the plungers who piled up on the sack. The lineups: Third Company—L. Ortman c, J. Hill D, Malmer 1b McMonnies 2b, W. Ort- THIS YEAR? chap dropped Donovan’s Dope Says Tigers Are Due Bonds and High Grade Securities ame was W, gast, and that he had come from Orders executed in Stocks and Bonds, Grain and Cotton. €7 BROADWAY Tumble—Boston Have Great Chance to Head League. of the Boston the man 3b, Smith home at Cadillac, on 1t, Burdick rf. Fifth Company—Faulkner c, Cough— lin 3b, Nichols p, Caulkins he could come back, but he gave Jeff the fight of his life. “Now, if Corbett could get in condi- tion, theer is no reason in the world al Candlepin and Duck Congress. ss, Bussey ss, Donohue pay carfare. In order to have a team that shall and weighed 118 pounds. represent Norwich in the national can- Manager Donovan enough He was about eighteen, al $1.90 MUSIC FOLIOS Vocal and Instrumental 10e each, 3 for 25¢ nd looked bling bag- He told me never dissipates much, can’t regain physical perfection. He's now at the ag of a man in the dle and duckpin_congress at Boston April 25 to Ma 7, Manager Stone of the Rose alles has started a handicap FINANCIAL AND COMMERGIAL. ‘Waldron ss, W. Waldron ss, Ayers 2b, | Americans Oloft rf, Manning If. Score by innings that he was show what he could “He seemed a nervy I had no one on hand that was any- where near his is no braggart. not like to prophesy which team will He does mot say, 01007311013 though, that he thinks the Red Sox 6 13324300—22]are stronger right at the outset this year than they were last season in the middle of the year, The way he looks at it Club | Speed-boys having had a season of playing together will be able to do Telephone 901 FRANK O. MOSES, Mgr. IMPORTED do in the little guy win the pennant. TRANSFERRED TO TAFTVILLE. Norwich Association Football a fight and told “‘I don't care about the weight,” he replied, ‘anyone will do me.’ 1 staged a y, but at that f bouts time ghe .n,\'knm of named Ernle Shifts—Practice This Week. A meeting of the Norwich Associa- tion Football club was held Thussday evening, President Mclntyre presiding. chap 1 had available for better team work, that great essential a match was a_ fellow in_baseball, than they® did last year. Some of them who started in year for the league will have that confidence that FIRM UNDERTONE. Confidence on Part of Securities Holders. Wall Papers in the big ap with gloves who shined shoes regularly and the opportunity was But Moore weighed close pounds also our domestic line, and the best to found outside of New York City, and at half prices charged there—with all necessary dec- They are all It was agreed to transfer the club to counts for so much. TS W L Iho -Eaines e ;‘;;‘w{,‘;‘; confidence in themselves dence in one another. ‘When a youngster first starts in big The; 111 ha New York, March 10.—The action of 7 ane the stock market today threw no clear commercial or In- beins forty more successfully there. than Wolgast. on financial, game will be held at Taftville on Sat- “I told the boy about that, care about orations, including cut out border: urday at 2.30 p. m. All members and players are expected to be there, as a team will probably be picked for the game on the following Saturday. Nor- dustrial conditions. The movement of prices was not perceptibly responsive to news of affairs, but, rather, to the 1 am now taking orders for Spring | working out of professional operation: league circles he is bound to be more It is like the some- appearing on the ‘boards for the first timyp before a really Brushes, Etc. the forty pounds day great actor bring on your mar I've got to get the money in a hurry “The match was put on, and the w: hi was tive power and the firm undertone thus Ms many vears expericnoe will be|implied may be accepted as evidence of underlying confidence on the part \ | of_holders of securities. There was some rather striking sell- ing in the early part of the day in con- tinuance of the free movement of the latter part of yester- London joined in thi But the team work that the Red Sox perfected so well last season going to count in the race this year. There is not the slightest doubt about able and some new bloodi s also prom- of value to you. P. F. MURTAGH, 92 and 94 West Main Street. Again Shakespeare Wins. Frank MacKervey (Shakespeare),the pool expert, who uses but one hand in his match games, had little trouble on Thursday night in winning his match Dufresne’s, There are new players, it is true, but the only one that will outside of the pitcher’s box, is Duffy Lewis, the phenomenal outfielder from Great Northern pfd Tnterborough Met. He knocked his man down so manv times that I thought he would either kill himself or Moore by ring Yerrington's 49 Main Street HECKER’S Prepared Buckwheat and Pancake Flour at CARDWELL’S. FRESH FISH. All kinde in their geason. in the sixth ! round T stopped it and Wolgast got for his efforts a littlc | seemed to suft him, for he was able ! to ride back home " But Says Jeff Can’t Come Back. feb18a | a8Teement with its attitude for several days past, but reversed its position in the course of the day. labor situation in Philadelphia, which was believed to influence the seiling of was modified again today to a more hopeful feeling for the re- striction of the area of the trouble and for its early the Pacific coast. He appears to be one of your natural players and one such man is worth a dozen men that have made themselves good by hardest kind of work and still have to hustle to keep up to the big league Shakespeare running out his 100 points when Dufresne had 10S. conditions Dufresne had to make 150, using two hands. ‘John Dufresne of Providence, said to be much more expert with the cue had been slated for Shakespear's opponent, but was called The view of the Inter Harvester . According to Stanley Ketchel says of the Intemational Baper International Pump Kansas Cg thern Ka ® Soutnern Jeftries more than “Johnson will The Fanning Studios, horse can, and e So it is that Manager Donovan feels that he has a good chance to make & better man than Jef Prices Right. 2o E. T. LADD, Agent. coming not Johnson ries ever wa away and er he gets He will keep jabbing Lally finish him up wh 1 think the fight will be a long home by a telegram, obliging Charles take his place. A. Dean was ref- Dufresnue played a good game, feeling was evident regarding the ne- gotiations between their employes. We are now taking orders for Spring work. things hum in the American league, and he has a right to fee! that way. The Tigers are bound to slump s0: the railroads and After 1 get through with in Philadelphia I _expect to t Shots of Shakes- ‘With the score but the marvelous peare had him beaten. at 80 to 62 in favor of Dufresnue,some- body remarked that Shakespeere would have to go some to win. hand man promptly proceeded to show how he could go some, getting cleven balls out of the frame, and soon pulled up so that it was 98 to 97 in favor of The advance in the dividend rate on New York Central influence in It is wonderful when think that they have won three flags in_succession. The Athletics, with the helm, are always bound to trouble makers, but why not bank on Can vou heat them? look awfully £00d. sight of the players makes one feel like tossing up his hat for jo | caring whether it ever comes down or er or later. Our Wall Decoralors are arriv- ing ané many new things will|var be shewn. Alse Lace Curtains, Uphol- d Shade work. After that Bar myself and a few friends take a couple of racing c automobile trip around the world, | visiting Honolulu, 1 on Caponi dealings in the of gaining readier cred coming increases Not only in the other trunk line of the west influence effecti nnie Mack at other dividend rates. Vanderbilt and railroads, but in som. ilroads’ was this lattering reports of the hea car requirements of the New York Cen- tral wwere put out in ‘aid of the sent the Speed- SPORTS OF ALL SORTS. A large delegat®n stery Goeds Shakespear meets one of the Arcanum club experts tonight. Zailway Steel Spring y Olas Leaders for 1910 AUTO LINE Pope-Hartford cannot race- re going to rs and make ~—AND THE— and other places on the back side of the map.” will come to the T'nited States in ment towards the stock. of helping out the market for new bond flotations was believed to be the mo- o ton Debbrow Didn’t Know of Match. Next time anyone in Baltic wants to REMEMBERED HURST. TURBAN BRAIDS Jeftries-Johnson the Webster Maurice Lemoyne., in Philadelphia h Arthur Dobbrow for match they had better let him tive for the support of the market by the larger banking interests most con- Fand With Long Memory Finally Put One Over on Tim. matches with any of the boys of TURBAN FRAMES THE NEW '’ something about it before they make . | the announcement. “i¢ | ¥ines from Mr. Dobbro Tn regard to the statement made in the flotations. prominence of the Harriman Paci in the advancing tendency is assoeciat- ed with an assumption leard in Wall Tim Hurst will always recall with deilght a little run-in that he had with a Chicago fan several vears ago. On Jack Johnson says that tour will continue until the March, and then he Tenncwce Coppor . Maxwell have the cars In stock and cen idon sports demonstration. M. B. RING, 21-26 Chestnut Street. seeking his present will start for Tuesday’s Bulletin, March 8th, that I to play Shakespeare, the expert | one-hand podl player, would say that i1 knew absolutely nothing about any street that the testimony in the gov- merger of that system promises well for the com- Texas & Pacifie T & Pactic. the day in question the Chicago root- ers jmagined that Tim had given them close decisions, and | Turban ‘Pins and Barrettes. Hair Work of ali kinds. Jesse Burkeit wants Walter all the worst of ti aln, to hecon rtmouth cap inflelders at the fpanfs contentions. The same sort of ntiment has been cultivated in con- nection with the current risc in prices chances of the Amer-— Standard Oil Tt is urged that the profitable great corporations will be carried on in some way which will be found to comply with the re- quirements of the law as construed by the supreme court. The Februa they didn’t hesit well as express their o nincing words. | such pool match until I read it in T) i i e | Bulletin and never gave my consent to anyone to use my name for such an ar- Bhakespeare S. clud and rather Chiropedy, Shamposing and Sealp Mas Facial Treatments, TUnited States Rubber. Tnited States Steel. in regard to the ican Tobacco and orts at the B. W, isippoint the who came to witness the match offered one-hand exhibition game, 85 points to his 100, which of- fer he refused. K say that anycne who desires to use my ing purpose would do me a favor to please notify | me beforehand. - RTHUR DOBBROW. wended his way to his dressing room. i activities of Manicuring. The Gibson fial Company, Sufte 26, Central Bldg., Thms 505 Representative of the GOOD- WIN CORSET. Approved by designers of faskion. Every woman afforded the opportunity of a test fitting. nelusion would TS o Pk now,” was the fan's immedi “Possiblr,” - statistics of the Cop- per Producers’ association was an un- The heavy decline in exports for the. month threw light on the reported decrease in the Euro- the metal, showing that to be at the expense of demand for American output. of production in . Steel Foundry. Tnited Dry Goods. . who refused Johnson don’t and you know he signs the checls ev- ery two weeks. satisfactory pean supply of Baltjc, Comn O’Brien for West Ends’ Captain. of the West Brd baseball team has signed D. O'Brien as captain of the West Ends, and w at the head a good E. Fielding will ¢ ond, and with an old s man and fast recruits no doubt the West Ends will be there when the bell rings. dressing room and t lost, Tim added another his long list of arguments won, incident closed a | Imagine Tim’s surprize, however, when ! o few weeks after he had been dropped from the American league staff I letter from read as follow: “Evidently Mr. Johnson has formed the same opimion of you as the fans. Now vou are free to go back to driv- “A CHICAGO FAN.” - Sa0 early G ssoonie to fiv omeluvion ‘m:;ubrond until the end The daily rate ebruary, meantime, was considerably greater than in Jan- The «drooping tone of the whole market aftqr the appearance of these testimony to the tance attacyed to the ma‘ter. Bonds_were firm. value, $3,987,000. were unchanged gn call. STOCKS. Saies. ‘Higr 300 Allis Chelmers pfd New York, March 10.—Money on call easy at 2 3-4@3 per cent. last loan 2 3-4; closing bid 2; Time lofins much strong- er; sixty davs 3 3-4 per cent.; ninety six months 4. ruling rate| Manager Larkie offered at 3. Total sales, United States bonds thern California New York, March 10.—Cotton futures closed firm. Closing April 14.81, May 14.86, June 14.57, Jul. September '12.97, October 12.57, November 12.41, Decem- ‘ber 12.38, January 12.36. quiet, 20’ points higher; middling up- middling gulf, 15.25; sales, A fast catcher «igned for a tryout so that with the material so far Manager Lar- In the outfield will he er covered bids: March 14.83, GEORGE G. GRANT, Undertaker and Embalmer 32 Providence St., Taftville. Prempt attention to day or night calla Telophon. #9-31. aprldéMWFawl The Norwich Nicke! & Brass (o, | ° { of England. ie feels elated. seen as fast a bunch as c the gardens and when the names are | the baseball fans possibly forgl announced a good surprise will await | never forget. the fans. No doubt Miller’s champions and Desmond's stars will have to. dic. Burdick, the Carpenters’ fast twirle is on Larkie's roster and as Manager | Had to Have the Money Quick— Larkle says watch him in fast com- and he will make good. Reardon, look good. Just Spot closed lands, 15.00 2,000 bales. CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET. WOLGAST’S START. country with a good that he made Boxer 40 Pounds Heavier. him comple Tom-Strubbe of Kalamazoo fwREee 105 15-16 106% middle of {Large Shipme Carriages and Harness arriving every day. THE L. L. CHAPMAN (0., Bath Street. vlirofvn & ilogers k' its branches, Shop 27 Chestnut Strest, Norwich NOTICE! summer, English feather- from th bundie of said to he es cleaned Ty Cobb was most successul pitchers last ye Jait and watal the West Xnds, says | new lightweight - champlon chance to make money tells @ story of it that shows Wrigast was always a nervy the New Y 4 best percentages in batting were made York, Boston and The White Sox EEE EEERE BESE Tableware, Yacht Trimmings in the ring.and 5%, e 32318 H & Jim Rowley vs. McLean, A six round | shington pitcher; pitchers bothered him more than any g , jothers, Frank Smith holding Lim Refinishod. 1358 T Chandeli snd such 4z 43 by the @ 0 e ‘p’:‘ ook two hits in 18 times at bat We do all Watch and Clack Work promptly and at the right prices. WM. FRISWELL, 27 Frankiin St.