Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, September 17, 1910, Page 3

ploy of T. R. m weeks' Ihulme Thursda; by J. i o . | | insuratics. Meet Today for Bolf Championshi e S NG 2 LETTERS FROM TWO STATES on. a r "I disdeiohia ... ... NEW FOOTBALL.' Toston Walter Camp Says Chief Diffioulty y Goveriig any h;g“,,, W wind Will Be in Watching Forward Pass. B o taking his. text frém at VE; V. COST. P g " w B“ C U TY sublime subjects, taking J. L iATHROP & SONS Wood of Chicago and Fownes of Pittsburg, the Latter The views expreadod ‘resarding the INDHAM €O Sepomian 358 ot 106 8 % 3 3 | new football rules of Walter Camp ars ete axTomarth wiS 3oe not PaBICUE) 28 Shetucket Sirest, Norwich, Conm. After Ten Years’ Work, in Finals—Tigers Unable [ e e ABINGT("\I attendants. 3 e v2daw Dt Sevk 1o.—Compe id el o o bte | CHiCE difficulty In following the game| Bev. Mr. Gardner’s subject Sunday . e ;. | G 2 i eoring o rne O uhe Detran, | [TOm the side lines this season will be | Items Noted Abou( Tuwn—VisStars and | morning was Jesus at the Poc to Hit Coombs—Giants Take Last of Pittsburg, fim & St G mebuih [P el 2G5 oiis on, iy | What Came of'Tt. B 1 eighth and struck out. Seore: he spectator must see whether t N. TARRANT & CO.,| Series. s - man g e ke 1S SIGSE IV A ana Mps. Georse Hicks spent COLUMBIA abh o a 3 back of the scrimmage line and = 117 MAIN STREET. o i lenst ane vard back ncidentails e | Witlian, Weeds has secured work 1n | Town Debt Redused over $20000— . " . : H 20es | Arat o hG 5 ne kire, Accndem, Health, Brookline, Mass,, Sept. 16.—The mid- | at Sachem park the next day, with the more than twenty vards past the|ja o 2nd starts for tiere next Mon e Tl e 5 west. will, meot the western edge of the | Nerwich Town-Greeneville game as the [l fenipmase line, which is the outside| 4’ N. Vaughn of Williniantle and W. i east fc i oncluding feature. Entries in the ath- | iess imit of the forward pass. In other | Caus Corcester spent Sunday St 36 Liability, Quse Lor the amateur solt champion- | 10 Crents SAve Sorms mom aimost il | 1 = worsit e dpeufor secia”to wh: | X\ “UEA of Worcester soent Sunday | ana. Lucier Gumsdtte of Porllund | of the country at the Country club | the prominent ciub sin this corner of | Coombep | derstand what is happening on the| ' (Gharles Grigge of (roenwic ot | 2 g s Piite Glass and SICAM BOUET | 1,.icrom for the winness 1n the somi- | the: bives - pieine: Mam " Tondon. fleld, nearly every play las s fne| scverat duve i his howe. here Jast | Jiecks [n town, the guest of Joseph Q " final round vert Farre Fitchville and Taftville being amongi To@e shading—of restriction which must b2 | ook iy b Hutchins and sister. K nal round aodty were W et o DelnE A one et ratoted Sty 3 ‘ LB Winter recently caught his Wood of the Homewood club, e vlaces that have pro ser 5 5 Mrs, Frank Hilireih of Pomfret Cen- to throw s a5 oo clul, L | men. There will be suitable prizes for for Willett n sin | evonder the new rules, Mr. Camp $ays. | ter is ill at the home of her parents, [ {90t iR such a manner as . o o B | the three highest point winners, and innings 2 | every team that expects to win musl |y : D ° * | bim, “injuring the ligaments of 'the Norwich Union Fire Insurance Soisty, | Mot Country club, Pittsburs. B e O k| eaamas 01004 | be possessed of a fairly good Kicking | (hamies ey Do ol: 2 anliie, since which he has been oblg- e losers, hoth of whom went down on | blue. red and scilow ribbons in each | D Vv e s | game, for that, he declares, is the last | 1, orenpaog UP'S HEW coltage Is near= | o o use crutches to get about. > S the home green. were Walter R. Tuck- | Vit Tk mittee in charg Two hase Wit Tarey: sacrifice hits. | Taliance when other moves fail, and a | ¥ comPpleted. 2 . “The gl in itchell's Sunday Assets $2,504,330.17 erman of ‘the Stockbridge, Mass., Golt | - A. C. field are base s, Baker: fict buse o balls. off | team certainly must be able to push its | o 15, Al P. Flage enteftained her | o8 00 T G0 0 forised her by uThS club, and Charles Evans, J: of (chairman), Thomas Brennan, e off Willett 1, off hit by piteher | opponents ba 5 itte meld P son and wife from Frankiin recently, | 3¢9 v - f a hand- Edgewater Golf club of Chicago. Wood | Houlihan, rimothy Fields, John Me- | jx Wles | U 3| OF @ ok when It finds itelf Tn Qi | so T, And, Ars. John Pritechard and | 2 Visit whd presentation of @ - . 3 cag g v A Bt s | Dot 42 . Detrolt 33 | Of & kick W ds itsel in diff- | son Eills left Atondas for “it with | Some birthday gift. won from Tuckerman by 2 up, and | Gibney and Jjohn Cunningham. s out : Jviets 1 wild olich, | culties. It is equally’ true, in his opin- | The fomers parooay, fOr & visit with | %% ast Saturday the Columbin ball Toveiren 1o Biars bxid up. 2 it umpires, Collifiower and Erans. | jon, that the teams must find out how LS. L S et aie e o1 e dover and de- “Chil il he | LATE START FOR WOLRD'S SERIES x Alfred Regan of Wickford, R. I, has | Players went to Andover S ihu By Wil niever forget (ha | the tules are going to be interpreted | charge of (he Babbiit estate during | feated the Andover-Bolton combina- hole a tthe Country club, over the | oL and what the officials are going to rule| (i . o o 3 mootls green of which he' lost is| Lynch U';flhi' “’hG': c";’ and Cardi St 16.—Cles | an before they can consistently develoy, | (¢IT absen ey “T: o Dbt Eadused chance for the championship. With nals to Shorten Season. Mitehell were. very efective.antil their plays. wi a two holes stowed safely away in his | e whetl: Both *wrers . Ipoehed oat That the judgzes of play are to have ToLL D Colj ’l‘Y The selectmen, town treasurer and bag, Evans tossed the ball deftly on| Chairman Herrmann of the national| jewls, Score unusual difficulty in performing their AN N | auditors met last Saturday to audit the edge of the green. Fownes, a min- | Commission says h2 has e .v[w_\‘ Shvaiand ‘n!ullms ;‘rith‘s[: tisfaction to themselves | town accounts :;‘nd pll'élnm'c the ute later, fell short and was dangerous- | 8iven up hope of seeing the world’s ab h po a ol and others ) Camp feels sure. He i us reports for the printer. Jv near the edge of one of the traps | baseball series begin before Oct. 16, the | Romort.in 52 12 1 il wnance 0 0l says SOUTH CDVENTRY The town's indebtedness was re- t wnes is a fighter. Four and .‘ the St. Louis Nationals and B ] Thaduis 1 5| 'The danger is that the officials may 3 — — !dm'ml the past year by something over Vears o he put - the veteran Travis | iré scheduted to play the (PN 3 1 temore certain of m‘.\ mle..hom,\- watch- | Miss Louise H. Allyn Describes Work | two hundred dollars. out in hole matches. He pitched | & e season. 2 Yol 0 oing for e )n‘ra&l ons which seem to i i st the hole, Then Evans putted, but | ional commission instructed President 03 will resnlt in & most complicated con- > 2 ol < PO - 5 S Dall Toh oVl B s “{ ‘,:::‘ Lynch to meet with President Murphy | Failse = 0 8 8 0 plaivemiih 3| dition of offairs, \moauup teams mav| . W s [ mitted suicide while living in Putnam, pnt, and Evans mises dhis by a|2f the Cubs and President Robison off Mo = 0 0 2 olaravp 0| pluy_under one official one week and || auies aicslinlnce entertained the | was formerly of this place, where his 3 * 7z | Daie and 1os tihe hote. The bk was | St. Louie and attempt to induce thom | Koesinetp 0 0 0 o 0o — | another the “next. and_uniess all the | yadies’ Missiona ociation Wed- | boyiwowd davs were spent. At one -~ b istonishing and disturbed the voung- | (¢ arrange iheir schedule so that thef JSwwall = 1.1 4 0 0 2| officials cover all the rules and cover| €544y afternoon. time he wus in the meat business m’ TO PROTECT YOUR HOME ster, and on the next hole Fownes laid | *° 1!(7 s series could be started a week g bl them alik> there is no teiling what the To Return to Denver. “'“Iu\\an(_ic and later conducted the - arme, good plumb- | Dis second dead to the pin and holed | ®) B s Totals, 30 9 2 4| results will be. Mrs. James Preston of Denver, Col., | Same business in Putnam. sou B ok vt | o S0k e e i ot \'”““ R ] B e Who is ‘spending several weeks in the | Rev. S. R Williams, of fiilton, is fire poide fine drives for the home hole across | < es which were to have been | (oatted e S | A A east, visited friends here on Tuesday. | eXpected to occupy the pu F ‘e and mean a | I . et L7 e B i have re by St | A. A. U. INDOOR CHAMPION ; el X sur e us today and | &reen on the seconl shot, but again | tponed account of bad | widingion © 000 z r in Connelticut, left here on|the Re ris. ¥ , e P o b e et S R, O eather since that time there is hardly | * Thees wase iit, SiBodc, ettt National and Junior Events to Be Held | woines for East Berlin, from which | Nerwich-Hartford Trolley Will Boom ; " e BB INSURANCE | Evans was too strong with his putter. | u chance of an arrangement being | Land. noion. Comming serifice Ty at Madison Square Garden Oct 31| piace she will return to Denver fater Lakie Brasatiy o e N his. thica deal.’ Tvane: Tailedies cun | o oo Ll pocmic the worlts do_ e e | and Nov. 1. it her dnughter-in-law, Mrs. James | o, rospeer is fhet soveral cottages d i | ries to be played at an earlier date prb e 6 e reston. | e pros i I " 3 down a six foot putt and with tears in resent schedule will allow. b | T - S will be erected he east shore of e n ;ran;fl :n'd .B. m' a -9‘ :; " ge.| Tinged the hole i applauding the win- PACES MILE IN 1.581-2. . by Koestner 1, by Walker 1. by Gr j door championships, 1910-1911, of the| Miss Louise H. Aliyn of New London | Norwich, Lebanon and Hartford troi- ichards Building, ain ner. It was a h _I mart: for a | H:n‘!i d 1, r“'“:mi 1 Amataur Athletic union of the United | spoke at the evening meeting at the | Jey as chartered and the Lake will be- . faw P youngster (\un!n:»lohu(h:( \\r,l.,‘(v,,.{\mp:; o i e B faals S ORh anit wor,d.sib a0 Wasiigon 8 time, SEites Ot e hielakat Madlaon) S aied ;'ngnuxrr‘ehx‘a;l ona \h’,;v..;.“ 5:1}::1;«, |!1|$::: come a popular resort, and the pro- ne for Fownes to w For the first | 2 4 pios S S s vegara ler work he ~colored | posed line a payving ofe m,, OFFICE o[ WM. F. BILL, | iime arter ten years' work he finds Record at Indianapolis. | oA AT et e (ff“af‘xf‘?'1~'\\x::xa\\ oy ‘é“'“’nf}f-hn”;"l- school at Athens, Ala. Miss Allyn was | George A, Taylor of Willimantic has himself a finalist in the national event. | [naianapolis. P P Won. S e sclay, e iS10. at 8 p. M| the guest of Miss Julia White over|soid his farm property located in this R!fll Estate H ¥ n napoi Ind., pt 6.—Minor 1 IA\ gold In\( dal iematic o the R the Antes place, to | Heir, son of Heir-at-Law, again broke | championship of the U'nited States will i ‘Hutchingon Ho pogie ] DLRacs, SO : RIS and Fire Insurance, GRAND CIRCUIT AT SYRACUSE. | the world's rect paced mile to- | be given to the winner in each event, a \JLottie Hutchinson of Provi-| out of’ town purchasers, who will take 1+ tocated fn Somer Block, over C. B | Four Good Races Brings Succesful | L2 AR T O e e e ieon e Do Dospesslon af pute « jocate o . 3 the a : 2 The former | medal to the third. A handsome ban- el Bosne T e TFRE T wiiliams, Room 9, third Soor. Meeting to a Close. FaEORd Swds 150 iwhidhl Minee el rer will be awarded to the team of any | 5 A“-A-i(“;x%“-usngiplfn Mactatiaags this! GILEAD eb136 Pelgaiens. 202 e | himself set in ce here last Monday. athletic club or college scoring the | Jee = I 9 5 i L) L o | Soracuse, X, ¥, Sent, 16, The most | Today. driven by Hersey and paced by ‘:\x'-lrx(-slt number of points— five fo " George W. Barber’s Death. Mrs: D). H. Hodga: Tnured by Falle cessful Grand Cir meeting S: L a8 ianes He covered: the iquarters i irst, three for second, one for third. 5 & DR i : o cuse has had closed today with four | order as follows: =8 3.4 20 5 4. 50 0. New York Takes Last from Pittsburg The junior championship medal will| Georse W. Barber died Wednesday| Mr. and Mrs. William T. Warner's good races, in which close hes and | = 4 RGBS b It | be awarded to the winners in that class | eYeHing .;L“l . home -,].Ixm- q;u\’mxl]n@f-‘l 57th Anniversar) A80S A. “0WN|NG abounded | In answer 10 Manaser Tarkics rhal. | BO% a4 Capiain Dosle o ‘New Yor were banined | Club or college scoring the _highest | 0ld and engaged in farming at the thme| afrs. D. A. Hodge fell down a flight 3 Richards Blag |, 5720 Ann Patch was a decisive winl | jnge I Friday morning’s issue of The | fhe St oy umpice” 0y for Giuiing - | number of points in the junior events— | of 1 fetth. M was foumerly emyof steirs at her home Tuesdar, cut: | ner in the 2.15 pacetaking it In straigat | Bl S e T g ol e ol Bede [ five for first, three for second, one for e 4 “| ting a bad gash in her forehead. A fleata: Direct "Adaiz was secona 4nd Bulletin, the mavager of fHia Heavy: | Pittsburrs i New York third. e e | doctor from Manchester dressed the P gt Oakland Son third. P N SE T ccD 3 el ve 2 el The entrance fee is $2 per man for Cy'S Y b | wound. % sleasure Manager Larkie's conven- | @ Devore.1f 0 91 aa e i § by a widow, tw ieorge W e heat was required in the ! ooooe 2 & i | H el a 7leach event. and entries close th | by W, | Married 57 Years. hROWN & mmls. llhm]u(-ln trot In_ which . Gahagan rove | lences, but wishes to contradict the | Shate s % 11 Sames B, Sullivan, chaitman champion. | of this place and Charles Barber; and| o . (&rviec SF Vet 15 et 1910." The Heavyweights are the oniy s.xt 0| York city, Oct. 21, 1910 4 £ New Roc N v SE aober | Aunlvensaiy of Ar. aud SN ctatovny page METRRSL Nat. Bag | McDonald sent Justo'through in the | |oi , The Heavswelghts are the oniy | § st L0 0| York city, Oct. 21, 1910. lof New Rochelle, N. V. ar. Barber| pNEOany of MG and Nrs S eare T V0™ Oven’ Mobtas S5 S0t | 7m0 ent and witer The secdna, wmaer | L0210 Shamplinshin, the e 2513 e | Was 4 mative of Kingston, R. 1. v wrday evenings. ‘octasd | the rules. he survived to fight it out | reuor oyt Pt 1€ sl 0f Becker.c ! 7002 ATHLETICS OUT FOR RECORD. | | The Hail fon gave an en- Wit Btactli fa the Teat hosts so aacas| Phte: - Heavyweights' record is as| 0/ 040 o Zidl tertainment evenin, “M. 4 follows: Won 7. lost 1. tied 1. The Mo- 0/ 3he 0010 e T = SHe I was the finish that many thought it a e | Mack ; : e Bob” was presented | cans 1, lost = - o ack’s Men Aim to Win More Th. | i was presented. i dead heat until the judses aniiounced | pysiness ex OF the Hosvywelshia | rir B | eame 07 71" %8| Miss Alberta Thomas Granted Leave| Mrs. E W. Jioore ana Miss Florence ; o cEli | will look after all games for thi 4 sor Leifila In st | : | of Abssnce Becauss of Ili Health— | Moore of Taicottville, are spending uc er' n u"y u. | Baseball and Athietic Events. i g e e oty Fosblatie ol ‘ Fujiadelphis, Sept I With the pen- || Largé Entaring CiassiAt theiCollegs- | \3frs, W. M. Goss g Teturmied foom There more tha o week | ¥Ho. al S Inbeiitn 0 T assured, the aim of the Athletics P o Willimantic where she has been under- | gus ore Sis D0re than the pinal wesk | Heads almost alwavs vields to | Jitisbu 9900880802 1-11is now to heat the American league| Dr. Allen, of the Office of Experi- | yoing treatment at the hospital there. | e i 3 "”"l yater to the feet and the back of the Tyrie. Derore M 1 98, by Detroit in 1909, and then land | spent Tuesday insoecting the Storrs Serenaded By Neighbors. | e - field day ' head w York 6: fint basa | the world's championship by trimming | Experiment station. ife w well | About fifty local residents tendered s 1 « aut, v Teiteld 7 | he Chicago Cubs. The outlook 18 £00d | pleased with the work being done|a Serenade to Mr. and Mrs. C. W. " Mathewsn, Leficld: hits, off Teincla | fOT both propositions, and when it is | here. | Hutchinson at their home Monday BROKERS n T finings of Veny 0o 1 bining; dme, 130; | all over and the highest homors in| Owing to ill healti, Miss Alberta T.|cvenming. The time was —pleasantly umpises, 0'Day and Jonmsione baseball have been won. (he enthusi- | Thotmas, {he ladv princival Wil be | Spent in singing end social chat. Re- e asts can be excused if they insist on| unable to return to her work at | freshments were served Yy 4 e 28 Shetucke! Street | ;] Phillics Knocked Moore Off Rubl | branding the combination as the best| present. She has been granted a | NaC e PR Sl | | ever in the history of the game in this | leave of absence for ihe fail term. L T e T lepher | city Miss Orpha Cec h. teacher of | S & i o B Lo st ucan A | MARKET UNCERTAIN. Conteat of New Jeres o E S s A thia. ati Wil be Hle oo e e S “‘: svending this’ weck with friends in = Chesapeake & Olio. an. who took Moore's & e y ¥ (s e North Madison e & rennan. wilo {ook doare’s { puted by some of the old-timers, who | position near her home, in Toronte 4 % Has Members of New York Undertone Heavy and Weak—U. 8. Chicago Great Wesstin taedind ek LAt e | remember the teams that have gone; Canada. lisiabrons Gratec DI EE L REO Y sl Bhitea Stuvek Steel Led Transactions. Do "y Philadeighia | before. including not only the two .,n..{ The farm def Jie e ven i Hisstne ) At iGEinee SLATIUE SR Sk xchanges AR e 5. —Hesitation and | —— i Touts 8| over in the American league, but Billy | silage corn. There two lavge | uncertainty were written on the face | — & Tron | Sharsig’s champion Athletics in 18! silos to be filled. T ield « m‘. BOLTON e T e ki of the ;w«k market today. The under- | : i wico the original Athletics which | is Targe and well eare: e onter w York. one was heavy and sometimes weak, | wor e champic Fred Gunter, the college clerk ha = PRIVATE WIRE. )t resistance power and signs of sup- o[ pocin.e ol Then, a comparison must be| Mrs. C, A. Wheeler with ler thr i kit By iich implied a protective influ- | Brennan.p made with the many good teams which | children has returned from a Visit at! 3. ang Mrs, S. H. Sevey amd Mis o 2 2 : ) ave represented the city under the| East Northfield, Mass. | 2 g q Indian- The transactions in United States | | name of the Phillies. for while thev| Mrs. G. H. I rhturriad ) LhOm | e e e S [ o ® > Steet were more than double those in | | were never guilty of winning a pen- | Bridgeport, on Monday. ]f,,‘ S e b L I any other one security and when deal- | nant, some of them have looked like| Prof. O. Smith attended the re- | P Chrpentéritian Deail-asit s oG DOb I ekt : | very strong baseball machines. But not | lletk'lo from Mansfieid with srge Cardwell and Myron BANKERS and BROKERS T o eet) e reati| ot Me | forgetting the merits of these great| The college will open on Tuesday.| W. Speddy . Bt e b L R ¥ | teams of the past, a pretty good argu- | September 21, a large number of | (lalr Hutchinson and family have q % NG Ry SiTa Tate s o the i Tnter Marime prd | ment can be put to show that none of | students are expected in tle enleting | returned to thelr home in Hartford JIOCKS DONUS INVESTMBRTS | =i skt Biemont of the Ken- L = ntermatimai Papes ;| them had anything on the present Ath- | class. Nearly all of the available r after several weeks spent with Mrs. o e el St A el G Toeiatlonsi Py | ietics. <y 4 : | having been ned. { Hutchinson’s mother, Mrs. Jane B. PRIVATE WIRE TO |of the attention of those dealing in Kansas Clty Southen | TSR CORaey ihere Have fhoex uplaye s A | Summes | ¢ Do, 114 | Brookiyn Loses to Cincinnati | who were famous in those bygone days | Miss Bertha Pringle of Nfew Haven o et 8t. Touis N e it bl ||| Broisn. sexi, 16 - Cinciumait wound up s series | Who, could they be rejuvenated, would | SPNN(’ HILL { opened schiool in the Buck Mountain wnat ittsbUrg | Chairman Gary of the board of direc- | - i | srens Sucina " " ouiers teamme. e continued | SirenEthen the present Athleties, nota- | oo Cutting and Sile Filling En. | J5tTict Monday. f0¥8, upon Hii¥ return from Abrod. wes | e S B oon srork . striking. ot et heiane, continued | by such pitchers as Ferguson and r ing i illi -1 " Miss Annie llebenstrelt rsturned Norwich Bralch Shannon el d Bl i B i | e S SR G L | Wadaell, such catchers as Clements| gage Attention of Farmers—Sue- | from & Visit in New York. Telephone 901 pexervations contained in the forecast ke [T e ™ | sHAURONINGn, oF eveiialarl auchas | sesstul DaNITAV GO ecal feasienk wehite ot Tenonian h';l“ The we it attached by Judge Gary Natlonat scuif > = ~ ote, s SEey iz = enguge - ey b T o FRANK O. MOSES, Mgr | to politics as a restraint on business | 9 Natloal Less PTGy T Brooidyn. . | taken team for team, managers and| Ierman and Bertha Pike of Man-|Sevey's farm and began hix duties — —- @ did not allow an inference of %, B Bescherat 4 dson.cf 4 1 I 4;” r‘a“m hu;vhlnf‘h s lers u‘nl t Twen. }m.\.-w- City, have certainly made aj H\]Hl d“v i . el Iy activity in trade. ain Lobert.dn 1 b 31 1| ty-first an ehigh streets this sea-| success of dalliz raising. They pre-| James Connzrs was recent visitor in recelved, also, that the chaf Toblezel 10 4200 pison would ask mo favors of any of | sented to Mrs. Narah Freeman two| New Britain, the guest of his sister. wan dwelt on the accumulation of old | 6% GUa 0003 | Paskerter - 3 22 pjthem boxes of the most beautiful| - Mra DMary Anthony, Mr. and Mrs, ders as the source of any prosperous | iz iz 1124 | cia i 21 17 0| Mack is stll at his best as a m: ies that have been seen in th DEVRUESIes Anidseok € e e o activity at the present time, ang & cas % %% 98 | Coreoran,2 4 S 1ger, probably a little better than ever | home in Springfield, Thursday. al reference to “only half our capacity i » 1283 | MMillan.ass 3 &8 158 . since he is the kind that never Mayx Storrs has returned from | Mr. Ruggles has recently weturned Covelesklp 4 0008 i May St eturned . L per day in new orders” was seized = : ok e learning. each vear's experience With friends in W it nafl AT el miopER Do RO upon for unfavorable deductions. There Totals, 31 4 o o ol adding something of value to him in his W am has mone to Har oas was very insistent talk aiso, of an ope chosen calling, while his plavers con-| ford with his dausiter for a weel —— cut in prices of steel products in con e als. 33 63612 4] gtitute as nicely a rounded out balll ten davs. On his return he willl :/-I,\V‘L;vmn. Tll\'r absence of offctal in- i team as is often gotten together. It ; break up house keeping and have anl| STAFFORD g ormation on the subject weighed on | Mitehe is a team where stars are lacking, but| ayction, The first of October he ex-| Mini EXCELSIOR AUTO CYCLE the market. Some offset (o this in- S where good ball plavers who help one| posts to be out of the parsonage. | Ministerial Union to Mest at Baptist Best by Every Test finence was the report on European | gictunat o $ 0901 o7l another may be found In abundance [ o Row, e Xewton of Haxtford preac! 2 REsonaas: der the value of the frue engine, | (PPPCr Stocks, showing a decrease in [ BT o i "o 7ty 1of | There ie just enough seasoned ma- | od an interesting sermon last Sunday S 5 e ; No dxereis B e cdating | (40 Wweeks of upwards of four million | |t s Whents e ‘e W | terial distributed amonz the young| ' (o cutting and siio Sliing nas| - The Stafford Min fiaterial ¥nign) masts ough Ui CHovd sere P younds and bringing the European vis- | - | Bescher: saerifies iic. Miblitzel, Mitehwii: first base | blood to make the right balance, with | got here again. The farmers are tak- | loxt Monday at the Baptist parson- '\ PENDLETON. it ible supply down to the lowest level | 1iits Suihery Puris | o7, Clacngatt 32 oy, buse, bl towbe | the result that the team as a whole ing advantage of these pleasant davs. | “ffiy Clara Seadish returned toPhila- Imperial Garage, Norwic The exports of copper from New o Do = Dalls. off Tiel 5. off Covclesid bix'ous, 75 usi | ReVer Knows when it is heaten. Itisa| Gussie and Charles Buiter have gone | qelpnia, with hor aunt, Mre. 1. Burg, at the same time, at 10,483 tons, com- | zu ;:;‘1, b i o Y : % Hanks® Hill Mr. and Mrs. Horace Towne of vared with 5741'in the corresponding | 3 oy Borton 1T, €. Louis . of e | | Springhcid visited the Misses Session NOTICE I Tordon: wete favorably afccied by | i B sl S e e e MANSIEE D RO i Tsilu Tae has entered the Cont this showing, and were given soma 100 United Staton Realiy: Rrown we: d i ¢ g s | nature of matter is that the ions, which i servatory of Music at Boston. power of resistance in the New York | 13 tai see s o 52 eheigwsusen e, bold ite A e conatitnents of atoma ornich | Bean Supper at Baptist Church Well] ", srona Park has entered the busi- Platt Avenue will be closed | oot The preliminary estimates « Do Tord \[.,,, e il 7} cotistant Moton but that th Patronized—Funeral of Old Resident | ness college at Hartford. the iweek's currency movement were | 00 {ah’ Coope 5% | caton’ RV L e e S iaarAL s Ton —School Note Mrs, Ann Kinney of Newent Heights interesting as indicating a halance of joo Va. Carolina Che......m.. 58 | @b @ hipoaef i f matter; that is. = = is visiting Mrs. David Holmes 1000 Waberhy o Joer S Ol b b ¢ | quality of matter; that is. that zold is { D: from Broad fo Warren i "5: sigments ‘o chrranes | T 5 5% [ famndt T30 pMwehet G0 Goleloping toward copper -or {oward | The Tadies Aid society save | jAir. and Mrs. Kennedy of Scranton, by express from the interior The | i Weam Si iand iy | Bcanah’ 4 2§ & 8 Mowrwn & 4 1 1 1| s0me other kind-of metal of less value. suvper at the Bapti 4-hnvu|\’\ are guests of Mrs. Emily Good- s# of cash on sub-treasury operations 00 Westinghouse Electric o ! Sharpe.th 3 115 0 1|Ronctensib & 111 b i So e 5 25 v evening, which was well patron- Street until further notice. | ;=% o%0, . sne ooty orspions | 25 Mo, e | Sl LA & 1Ho2 0 Sdoe allve dlendl S el ona s ey ey e Minnie Hunt of _Springfield P .I"C to little over $5,000.000. Total, sie "33 808 din e e 000 A LI &0 47 1| mute upward, but always downware Mr. and Mrs. George Barber of| was the guest last week of Mrs., Cyril er T The favorable crop réported for corn s Graname 2 8 2 0 of \bootwe 0 0| The changes may not be observed Glens Falls, N. Y., are guests at the | Johngon. e was a sustaining factor. The signs ¢ MONEY. Tinenp 210 2 0fHauercs 1 3 0| centaries_ but in millions of years they | parsonage. | Mrs, Colburn of Springfield has been Street Commissioner |s:vort for the Harriman stocks on | o vore sem an Atones o eant | V00 250 3 HEETY e 348 SRR LG (melves, The dlstite: | | Miss Fihel Willard of Norwich is{ the suest of Mrs. L. Hyde. the decline turned the market and |, P - e At | gration of the atom and its transmu- | teaching ot Mansfieid Depos Mr. and Mrs. Russell Colburn have E. C. LILLIBRIDGE | "1z pted the covering of shorts which | 7735 1t laan 1 3-4s ueine Higy e | tation into the base metais suggest two | Robert Sherman is teaching in the | 8one to Boston to attend the wedding . closed the market stron. S e Bl e DI Sok b enetad, for Gukid iy ‘inlflrpn(-l-e— either the eradication of | new Occum school building. of their son George Colburn. . tonds were easy, al sales. par | g g e S - e Seore by inning: gold and other precious metals, or The body of Mr. Gardiner, an aged - aa Fare! sy Total AT | days 3 3-4@4 per cent., and 90 days s 200 ) 7 saptl value, $1,165,000. " United States bonds | §357 AGE per cont, Snd 90RdayS ! Rpien 220011 <7 fhat the so-called baser metals are | man. once a resident of Mansfieid. TUHNEHVILLE were un ed o ; six months 4 ouls o220 7l of greater value and use in the social | Who died at Wickford, R. L. was COTTON. on bases, T 6Kt TLouis 11: first | economy. brought to Mansfield Depot Tuesday | Station Agent on Brief Outing—Open- "mmflsluns and clflflnwers STOCKS. s F9ORIO Tt o mroen %, it Matieon 3, o8 T | *°0f course. long hefore the eradica- | afternoon for burial. at Storrs ceme. inGl ot tthe T5oh00 s s 4 " e Tock, Seot.: JFu- | om 2 two b hite - Atwoi, tion of gold through this process. man. | tery. Rev. R. H. Sherman officiated. bty " = is Chatmers o closed steady. Sep- | s it am. Goode: stolen bases kind will disappear from the planet,| A. E. Peterson and Mr. Morrey have e ” SN SN Sneeive. e A tmatucsi o er 1.7, (October 13.23, November | w3iuier Roneichy. o a0 T 15 | vet the Tesson 13 Ieft by this sclentind | returnad to thely Sehools in New Tomh, | 10omno i ik aere cmtiended the EDULDIG’S S ; 13.16, Decerber 13.13, January 13.11, ceney to Shean o Share: Wis. off Brown | discovery that in the great plan of | their families to follow later in the | | i T 3 . s Cer & W February 13.14, March 13.18, April — e fr1 4 situgs: s | FiaErive SeoppEr #nd’ fren) ace more o] e Everett Thompson has returned from Telephone $88. 77 Cedar Street, | 00 Am Coon 01 May 13.23, June 13.21. July 13.1 2na- Eason be' astéemed: than gold o ailver ~Ohio} & = & Lot S arwesios istt a e e A Hide & 1. pid pot closed quiel. 10 points higher = Sthteldatininl sor. 62 ! . e Sl middling uplanda 15.90; middling wait FASTERN LEAGUE STANDING. Stutefdonnis i WILLINGTON George Ruoken lias moved from this - B T e e 1405, Sales, 174 Lales Won Lost T } i yliaee ooy ol Leon Rathbones 15b0 i Bmeios - 8 5 r Alwavs a Pessimist, The Ricke b e 5 niouses it Hebron New Fall Goods | i % e L s e Pt | iR e e St [eRE DR e arge and S “penntng Open. High Low 4 is not enougn Democratic presidential | PTeston and Miss Meicsiead &ccelupa . '"“’"5 lasc week, Robert and ,1, Dress | P & Ta 54 . timber are ill founded. It takes only | nied them as far as Palmer and re- G::':::w of Balugs, actng as sub- | G loths “ste. Guod Larga Am. Tobacs gt i santres) one good man to be president —Louls. | turlied in the afterncs s % 2 St - ants at the oo A Wosken " it dewy b | S ety The plcnic at South Coventry wi Mr. and Mes J.H White and Sir MAANT STORE. i slag s R iy i attended and much enjoyed. and Ars. E. A Ravmond atrended WS SEOUS, Brapristor sn P diie i taimelt e ! and Mre Leveretr Merrick of| Hartford fair olie duy Jast week. 3 . At Manteeal-—Toronte -1, Montreal 1. Iy The cadet system is now universal- { Prigtol and Mr. and Mrs. John Edger School began September 7, with Miss | e, > o " AL Providence— Providence . Ralilmo i Iy held to be the hedrock of all suc-|ion of Tollund came by mofor to at-| O'Connor, of Colchester, teacher. i o R Tt At Jemer City ~Newark 2. Jerses Cily cessful defense schemes. such as South | tend the. paregational church ser-| Mr. and Mrs uonrp Potter .‘..m, e Aian Pacife = Africa needs parhaps mere (han any | ies Sundsy morning. lagt week with the former's parants | B T tral Lenther B The wild pampus of Patagonis pro.(ather country in the world.—Diamond| Sunday aftarnenn Rav. Mr. Dareaw | In Moadus ot B2 = duce woel and hides worth millions. | Fields Advartiser, Kimberley. commenzed 2 sevias af sarmans on Misc Slater has returned te the em- | o Mrs, Somerville, Mass., last week acompanied by her son-in-law, Hi West, and three children. Southbridge Friday. friends in Sturbridge the first of wezk. = Mrs. L. WASHINGTON COUNTY,R. I. ‘ Mrs. Charies Weaver Entertains La- guest of her cousin, Mrs. B. B. Moofe at_Cliffmore. teaching =chool in South Scituate. ton, Kenyon spent Friday with Mrs, Moore. STAFFOIWILLE Items of Local Interest— Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Miller T ¥ _Into the tenement F. Bannister. i “\irs. Joseph Hyde of Norwich, Gertruds Cole of Roston, ent guests of Mrs, Dello We rs. G. P. Andrews ret: Miss Gladys Phelps, who has spending her vacation with her p Mr. and Mrs Edwin Phelps, o the home of her aunt in first of last week to attend here. Her brother William accompanied her, has et UNION. Mrs, Laura Baker and daughter of Hartford are spending several at_their summer cottage. Mrs. James Barrell of Stus with Miss Annie Cummence, visited schools in town last We ‘ednesday. Mr. and Mrs, W. G, Howard of ‘Woodstock called on local friends Wednesday. W. Richards visited friends Mr. and Mrs, L. M. Reed vi EAST WILLINGTON Mrs. George Wilson and Mrs. son were in Stafford this week. School commenced this week 'wltl Royce teacher. Miss Edith Cushman has returned | o Mrs. Russell's. L. In"u: was in town this wasll. Mrs A, G. Baldwin gave her grand- daughter Lois a collar which she em- broidered sixty-two years ago, it beis n fashionable shape to wear now. IL s a most beautiful pisce of work. ' RICHMOND dies' Aid Society Members—Rall Day at Shannock Sunday Schaol. Nye of Natick is the Miss Bessie L. Miss Ada Broadbent of Providence is the guest of Mrs. A. H. Phillips. School began in Beaver River dis- trict on Tuesday with Mrs. Nat. Hend- ck as teacher. ‘Andrew W. Moore and Henry D. Hoyle were among the entering class at South Wednesda Kingston high school lest Miss Hdna Danby has returned to her home after spending several weeks at Saunderstown. Miss Clara Olney of Wyoming 18 Miss Fannie Huntting of East Huno Me., and Mrs. W. J. D-.nla o Rally day at the Shannock Suna.ny school will be observed with appropri- ate services on Sunday, October 2.. The Ladies’ Aid society at Shan- nock met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Charles Weaver. " HOPKINTON. Townspeople to Hear Thirteen Year Old Preacher. Essie I and Zoe L. Kenyon, of Westerly, have enjoved a week's va- cation and spent the last davs of it at the home of their mother, Mrs. Harriet C. Kenyon. Mrs. Fred W. Gardiner has been helping Mrs. Erwin A. Kenyon recent- Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Clarke visit- ed John 1. Wells and family Sunday. Harold R. Lewis has been spending several days with friends in East Greenwich. Joseph W. Henderson has purchased the silo on the farm of Charles H. Partelo and with the aid of Thomas E. Champlin is taking it down and moving to his “Hill Top" farm west of this village. Boy Preacher Coming. ‘William Haigh, the thirteen year old boy preacher from Providence, is preach in the Second Baptist church _of (Saturday) mo He preached ‘at announced to Seventh Day Hopkington, this ing, at 10.30 a. m. Ammn('hu Friduy evening and will preach here Saturday afternoon and in Hope Valley Sunday morning. Most of the people here attended Kingston fair this week. _— INTERESTING READING FOR TUBERCULAR INVALIDS. The makers of Eckman's Alterative— the medicine that is curing tuberculosin all over the country—will send direct & pamphlet and other literature that ev- ery consumplive should read. It telis 2" their own language the story of those whom Eekman's Alterative’ hi cured Such straight-from-he-heart dence as this booklet holds is comvine- ing. No matter if von have unfortunately spent 1 mo; exverimenting every “cure’ er the Investigate Hekman's Alters shown (he heart-touching viiose only son time and neariy of. after would all it A specimen Alterative, abandoned, weight wilh 718 Cherry St. Phila., Pa. Gentlemen: In July, 1905, I first no= d the conditions that sowed I had Consumption. 1 lost weight rapidly; hiad a hollow cough. hemorrhages and very severe night sweats. My brother recommended Eckman's Alterative. In the Fall of 1905 1 began to take it. At hope had been not carry some fhis time I am perfectly well and ro- bust My appetite ix €ood and my ht has increased from 110 to 1 pounds. Not a trace of my old trouhle remains. 1 will gladly ~express the merits of this medicine o anvone. gned) M. L. &ERHARDT. kman's Alterative cures Bronchitis, . Hay Fever Throat and Lung Affections. For sale by Lee & Osgoo: and other leading druggists. —Ask booklet of cured cases and write to kman Laboratory, Philadelphia, Pa., additional evidence. ble Medicine—Not a Narcotic. *. Marti, St. Joe, Mich., says Toley's Honey and Tar saved her lit- tle boy's life. She writes: “Our little hoy contracted a severe hronchial trom- ble and as th2 doctor’s medicine. did not cure him 1 gave him Foley's Honey and Tar, in which T have great faith. 1t cured the cough as well ae the chok- ing and gagging speils and he got well in a short time. Folev's Honey and Tar has man: times saved us much troubls, and we are mever without it in_the house.” Lece & Osgood Co.. JUST RECEIVED a mew importation of White Castile 10¢ a cake at 50 Main Street, =eptdd