Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, January 13, 1911, Page 3

.y BY FALLS IN MU] Sloppy Track Spoiled Good. Sport at |} AUTO CikGuuery INSURARCE J. L LATHROP & SONS. 5 Shatucket Streat, Norwich. Conn. New Beets, Imp. Hamburg, $1[Sweet Potatoes, Appies— Oregon, dz., 30-50| S : 7 8 - ‘Americans. T Emeryvilte, Innovation ‘Adopted By American Association—No SE Louts, Jan. 13.—Robert L. Hedges, | _ Oakland, Cal, Jan. 12.—The sport af Emeryville today was marred by ac- cidents, favorites falling in the first | two races. While running wgflxljn e the. 5 | who last night, it was anuounced, was elected president of the ~St' Louis American baseball club by the pros- Double Headers to'be Scheduled—Burlesque Games String Beans, Wax Beans. oyl : =2t ¥ " Baldwins, " Spies|New Onlons, Dective owners, stated today that the | OPening évent, Domovan, # ‘Will Bring Heavy Fines on Managers or Captains. | Eicapples’ 15-#|’ Yellow. proposed sale o a syndlcate had teme | choce; slipped in the sloppy oing and Oul are here 5 n“l’e Tult, porarily fallen through. went down, Kirschbaum escaping in- o &lel\ ars ; 536 Ao Dates, 10| rurnins. 29| Hedges and his attorney conferred [Jury. L Tt . o 7 . Caulifiower, 35{Spanish Onions, 10 this morning with members of the| La Casadora was an odds-on choice Chicago, Jan. 12.—Tom Chivington Lima Beans, qt.] 20{Cucumbers. 20 | eyndicate. As to the status of the |fOr the two year old event, but was We shall be: glad to have you call for them. B. P. Learned & Co., Thames Loan & Trust Co. Building. Azency Established May 1846. dec23MWF The management, who are invariably on the alert for mew and interesting novelties, will have some especially 800d features to show this year, and the predictions indicate a greater pur- chase of motor boats this coming sea- son than ever before. Demands for space exceed those of last year and everything tends to a splendid exhibi- tion of water craft. Effective and unique decorations, fine music and the, fascinating exhibit of motor boats afd accessories, Will doubtless prove a great drawing card and much pleasure and - interest are anticipated over a careful inspection of the many interesting features connect- ed with the motor boats. 66{ Hubbard Saquash, 4 Bgg Plant. 25 15{Brussels Sprouts., . Red Bananas, az. Head Lettuce, Romaine, syndicate deal, Hdges said: 2 “The deal is temporarily oft. I am still president of the clul. 1 have never been out of office. I have tele- sraphed Rhoderick Wallace to meet me here, but I have not offered him the job of manager. Later Hedges' attorney said: “Mr. Hedges has agreed to grant an extension of time to the St. Louis syn- dicate. - In the meantime he will re- main in control and the plans for next season will proceed.” The syndicate has paid $30,000 to Hedges and was to have paid a like amount yesterday. ~Hedges would not discuss the financial end of the deal, which he called the legal end. He would not deny, however, that he was going to_offer the menagership of the team'to Wallace. Members of the syn- dicate refused to talls today. ' was re-elected president, secretary, and treagurer of the American Asso- ciatiton of Baseball Clubs late today, ‘. his term of office being fixed at one year. William R. Armour of Toledo, O. was made vice president for. the same period. ¢ President Chivington named a com- mittee to draft a schedule of 168 games for next season, with two stipulations: “That the season start April 12 and that no double headers be scheduled. Postponed games may be doubled later in the season, but neme of these will be on schedule. He' later was in- struéted to arrange that teams make four trips around the eircuit, instead of three. X The vlan of arranging a four-jump schedule is an innovation in baseball, especially in the big leagues, as it has been the custom since the inception of the American assoclation Yor each club to make but three trips of the circuit during the season. The plan of invading Chicago with a club was not even discussed, though it has been r:sorterl that an option bumped into at the start and fell. J. Melntyre was stunned, but soon rs vived. : YALE OARSMEN GET jiid A DAY ON THE WATER Practically the Entire Football Squad Distributed Among Three Eights. Yale oarsmen were out on the water on Wednesday for the first time this Cason. Three ‘eights were shipped in barges and because of the fact that little ice was found in the harbor, excellent im- provement was secured. When the squad was called together on Monday for its wiiter work it was expected that the rowing would be on ma- chines that were installed in. the new boat house, which was formally open- ed for use on that dmy. The-present mild weather has allowed the oars- men to begin butdoor work unusually early, although it is probable that they will be driven back upon the machines n Ptérk_ pareribs, 12-18 Chops, 18 Shoulders, 12 Smoked Haims, 15-20) Smoked Shoulders, Smoked Tongues, short _cut, go'ruddnf;“'g Shoulders, ned Beef, 13-1 oulder Porterhouso’ Stes): |Native Veal— 25| Less. sirloin, 35| «Chops: {aside Rounds, 20|, Bibuldecs, 1 houlder St sausage, eak TRGtve Bart Rosk, Winter Lamb— Shoulders, Chops, Native Lamb— Legs, Shouiders, 10DE, Western Veal— 5| Legs. Chops, FAST BICYCLE PACE FORCES TWO OUT. Fenn and Floyd Krebs Give: Up in Buffalo R: Buffalo, N. Y, Jan. 12—~Two men were forced to qnot and a new com- bination was formed as the result of Poulisy Faney L. L Ducks Phila. Turkeys, 30 et - 30|Native Turkeys, 38 Native Chickens, 25/Broilers, Broilers, $1.30/Squabs, Fowl, 20| Guinea’ Brollers, pair, $1.50 DAN PATCH’S GREAT COLTS. World’s Champion Sire of Extreme Speed at His Age. ha : Groceries. Dby the ice later. had bepn socured here with the viey of | the remarkable pace maintained in the | Bytter— N Dan Patch, 155, did not lower any | The varsity elght which rowed in | tional and "American leagues in Oni- | SX day bicycle race at the Broadway |~ Tub. new, 37| Granulated, world’s track records in 1910, but he | beginning the outdoor geason, was oo, The Amih Sition is helg | Arsenal today. The shakeup affected| Creimery, 42| - 18 Ibs. $1did nevertheless win a world’s record | made up as follows: A TIMELY WORD o i e e e B “the | the tallenders only, the Hehir-Goulett | Cheese— Brown, 20 1bs. $1| that is even more highly considered by | . Stroke, Van ' Sinderso 1 ABOUT INSURANCE|!0 @ ten-year agreement with the |and Lawson-Root teams successfully| New, 22| Cutloaf 13 1b. 31| the expert horsemen and breeders of | Camp; No. 6, Patterson: 5, It is & subject of great importance. [ oo S e nabie "t fonmutare | dofending their lead t aal on-| [En Patry. 28] Powdered. 14 1| the ‘country. Through the perform- | Howe: No. 4, Golbarn; No. 3, Beck: Don't stinate on this impor- | pians for expansion untll the expirac slaugts from the second disvision. In| Edam, 95-31.50|Molasses— ance of his colts Dan Patch became | No. 2, Tucker; bow, Captain Frost. e uae a4 ptity mook.] Vicaw Tur- excaupica LI AR one of .the numerous sensational| ~Camenbert © 35| Porto Rico, gal.50 | the world's champion sire of extreme | The second - elght wbs as follows: Your premises may go up in smoke to-night. Don’t delay, to-marrow may be too late. SAAC S. JONE! Estate Agent, ling, 91 Main St BE OFFICE OF WM. F. HILL Real Estate and Fire Insuranc 19 joeated in Somerv Block, over C. M. Wiiliams, Room 9, third flcor. i tedl3d ‘Telephone 147. ATTORNEYS AT LAW. BROWN & PERKINS, Ittsnep-stisw s or First :‘h..‘.::.‘. Bhetucket St to Thames Nat. Bank Monday and Sat- Tucker, Anthony & Co. BANKERS and BROKERS 28 Shetucket Street Managers or captains of teams Who permit players under- their charge to burlesque the game will be subject to a fine of $300 and fifteen days of sus- ‘pension without pay, according to the resolution adopted by the directors. The presence of Hugh Jennings, manager of the Detroit Americans, caused a report that the Milwaukee club was after Tom Jones, first base- man for the Detroit team. The report was not affirmed by Jennings, who is on his wayto California with his bride NEW ENGLAND THE PLACE FOR MOTOR BOATING Latest in Improved Equipment to Be Seen at Boston Show. Continued and enthusiastic interest is heing manifested by all who are interested in water sports, over the forthcoming annual motor boat and engine show to be held in Boston Jan- uary 28 to Februatry 4 This year's exhibits will be on a larger scale than previous years, and ne wideas in mo- tors, hulls and general equipment will be seen. Each season manufacturers of motor boats vie with each other in present- ing beautiful water eraft, as the tend- ency of the yurchaser today is to- wards luxurious equipment, 5o it be- hooves the manufacturers to look well to graceful lines and handsome up- holstery, especlally in cabin cruisers, etc. Owners of such eraft invariably cruise with friends in New England waters during the season and the sport is annually increasin, as the opportunities to indulge in motor boat- ing are greater in New Hngland than almost any othew part of the country. sprints Fenn of the Boston team and | Pickles, gallon. 75| N. Orleans. gal. 60 Floyd Krebs of the Jerseys were forc- | Eggs, local, doz. 42|Maple Syrup, ed out. Their partners, Lawrence and | Honey. comb 22| Bottle, o« Droback, formed the new eombination.| Vinesar, gal = 26Kerosene OiL, 11-13 The score at 9.30 p. m., the 34th Finb, hour of racing, was: Lawson-Root| Market Cod, 10[Round Clams, op. §04.2; Hehir-Goulett 804.2; Walthour-| Off S. Haddock, 12| at.. 40 ‘Walker, 804.1; Clarke-Py H Steak Follock, 1ZCanned Salmon, 15 Tey-Mitten, 304.1 Am. Sardines, 6@15 2 for 25 Impt. Sa 5[ Lobsters— Galyin- est, 804.1: Lawrence-Dro- bach, new team, S04; Krebs-Thomas, | Boneiess Qoa,10@ 15|, Boied, 803.9. Blacktish, 13|steak Cod, e & c2Tand, box. 60| rloundern, . Clams, pk. 70| Flatfish. Jockey Club Officers. Weakfisn, 18| Halibnt. New York, Jan. 12—August Bel-| Small Mackerel, 20|Bluefish, mont was, re-elected chairman of the ., Dboard of stewards of the Jockey club | 3Y7A L today at the annual meeting. Jam Crabs, &os., 50__Steak, R. Keene, vice chairman, and F. K shad, Sturgis, secretary and treasurer, also were re-elected. ~ The proposed meets of the Maryland Jockey club at Pim- lico April 29 to May 17, and of tho Jamestown Jockey club, April 5 to April 26, were sanctioned zy the stew- ards. ADDITIONAL MARKETS Hng, Grain and Feed. No. 1 Wheat, $1.90[Hominy, Bran $1/40[Cornmeal. Midalings T 3 §|.4s-§x SH"' baled, 130 : traw, cwt. $1.0( 10p, $1. Lush Again Yale Baseball Coach. | SiTaw:. cwt. Provendes, New Haven, Jan. 12.—Announcement -3$7.50) cwt., $1. as made today that William L. Lush | St Louls, #5.30[Cottonseed Heal, | has been engaged to coach the Yale| Rye - 88 o oW $1 baseball team for the coming season. Oats, bushel, 5 cwt.,' $2.10 Live Stoek. Sheep— Lambs, 3$5-36 Sheep, 33-354 HES rh 15 BASKETBALL. Columbias and Laurel Hills Are Win- ners at Y. M. C. A. Two basketball games furnished ex- citing sport on Thursday evening at the Y. M. C. A. gymnasium. The Bal- tic Speed Boys, who were to play the Columblas, falled to put in an ap- pearance, but a picked up team iwent against Captain Bellefleur's combina- speed for his age and he won this honor in spite of the fact that up to the present tfme he has been trained and campaigned without cessation, and has never had the chance that a iarge number of the world’s great sires have had in the colt producing line. Some years ago M. W. Savage made the prediction that Dan Patch would some day rank with the world's great- est speed getters. A large proportion of the breeders refused to take this prediction seriously, notwithstanding the fact that they admitted Dan to be in a class by himself as a per- former. Today, however, the opinion of the experts has been changed and now_ they are wondering just how much further Dan will go. Up to date, Dan Patch has 39 colts that have qualified and have been reg- istered. Out of this number nine have been marked in 2.10 or better and there are at least five or six more on the International farm at Minneapolis, Minn.. that would have been,added to the list had not weather conditions made impossible a proposed meeting at the farm last fall, The horse that, for his age, comes closest to Dan's record as a producer of extreme speed is Bingen, who has the same number of colts in thé 2.10 list as Dan, but he is three years his senior. From _present prospects it seems almost certain that Dan Patch at the same age will surpass all the great sires, even McKinney, who at present heads the list with the phe- nomenal number of 28 colts in the 210 list to his credit. Following is a list of the world's greatest sires, their ages and the number of their colts that ha.e paced or trotted in 2.10 or Detter: Number of colts Sire. Age in2.10 list. S Appleton, No. 6, Paul; Philbin; bow, Morris. | Coach Kennedy will make almost | dafly changes in the crews present. Practically squad is distributed among the three crews. . Capt. Arthur Howe has been placed in the first shell. of Henry Howe, the crew captain two years. ago. * LEFT-HANDED VIRGINIAN Ernest Burbank Young Twirler from | Hampton—Other Contracts. { New York, Jan. 12—The New York | American Ernest Burbank, a left-handed pitcher, | of Hampton, Va. Burbank is 19 years old, weighs 170 pounds and stands o feet 10 1-2 inches high. Contracts were received by the N. York National league club from Frank Manush. a_third basemsan, with New Orleans last vear, and from Jack Johnson, an outfielder, who was | with Dallas in 1910, SPORTS OF ALL SORTS. Gunner Moir this week knocked out Bombadier Wells in the third r an exhibition fight at the Olympia in London, Eng. Al_Sibberns, my Maloney to bet $3,000 that his charge can wi from any of the boys pounds ringside. Bill Bannon isn’'t so much after al stroke; No, No. 3, No. 7. 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The new league will be launched ew York, Jan, 12.—The stock mar- | 1000 Hrokiyn st Triai Stralgnt fiecce.. = aWhshed, St e in 1912 and will be strietly an all-star ket was more or less unsettled all day | 00 Caadian ' Pasinic Straight fieece, | shed, N = dute, | OTsaRization” by reason of the heavy selling of | g bor pia ..l et 2 Three New on Princeton Soheduls. 2 s 3 e .. Pennsylvania shares, following yeste ":.’:'fm‘lf"nr Dartmouth, Cornell and Michigan | Disger Stanley) England's bantam N i 200 Che rake g i champion, as made new terms for m""c umlmck g«;’;.h:c?nx;’l"::;‘::nt; :fi‘st‘o‘;rhg;;i n—g"E:‘g: 7 tion and were defeated. 23 to 11. The ?;:ic!q}'fil r;!;‘fieémén;v:nl;he a’;m;;é:g his :?n ound bout at the Nationa an increase of $100,000,000 in the com- Do, B ;""I“”“”"i_“'f'ek,“,‘{",“ D Lacques If, | for this season. The usual series of | Sporting club in New York with BANKERS end BROKERS pany's capitalization. ' The action of s oplumblas Bellefleur rf, Jacaues It | 1 o gamen with Harvara has been | FTankie Burns, The conditions of the the directors was altogether unex- S kuy £ v _| reduced to one because of difficulties < = pected and gave rise to fears that sim- : ! Murphy rf. McNally it, Re- | 10 e nging dates sultable to both in- |3 _o'clock in_the afternoon, and the nn nm me“ flar steps may soon be taken by vari- | —— Colotado & Southern chols 1g. Shitations bout will be held two weeks from ous other roads, with & resultant con_ | 7308 Coniitaed o Laurel Hills Finish in Lead. ) : Friday night. ‘| gestion of the securities market. is et il ot AR, Z Ve 5 7 =3 r.mwghl WIRE TO Fennsylvania sold down to 125 3-4 & e e oy Tl o arren, Ad Wolgast is the troublesome kid ; jow Yor icago St. Louts | 10ss of 3 3-8 points from the previous to 12. The first period of 15 minutes m—— Boston Cincinnatt Pittsburg | day’s high price, on a total of transa was close and there was little scoring, | aroun = 3 Norwich B " | tions muchl in- excess of auy recent Tho figures standing © to 4 in favar of | Mim in one round, has just won e wout| - Children Cry § ranch, Shannon Bldg. | aay. Long Isiand, an aliled property, | —— Do. %3 5d the Laurel Hills. Stanley for the Lau- [ at Hull, Eng. f FOR FLETCHER'S 2 T deciined 4 1-4 points and pronounced | 1807 Gerera, Hletric’ - rel Hills and Murphy for the C. A C. | ponent ' jumped into the ring when : elephone 901 weakness was shown &t times by New e ety divided the honors on goals shot from | Warren was about done and the ns- | = A ST O R | A L sugta FRANK O. MOSES, M York Central. - The -balance of the Diinots Central the floor, each getting ‘three. The |lish boxer was disqualified. 7 8T | market was generally firm, with ex- et lineups and summa: 3 ceptional strength in the coalers, Har- TLaurel Hill—Covle rf, Robinson 1f, b riman and Hill issues, and St. Paul, Inter Marine pfd . Forsberg ¢, Stanley rg, Jackson lg. A the latter in spite of & poor statement | — lutemational Paper C. A chols 1f. Shea rf, Ryd- F On Louise Frankiin Miner Ts mow locatsd in her new ofice, Breed Hall Rowm 1 Office hours, 1 to 4 p. m. & Telsphone €68. augt ~ NOTICE The Annual Mesting of the New sondon County Mutual Fire Insurance Company will be held at its office, No, 93 Bhetucket Street, Norwich, Connecti- out, on Tuesday, Jan, 17th, 1911, at 3 o'cloek in. the afternoon, to hear and act upon the usual reporis, to elect four Directors to serve for a term of inre of & Special Committe the Annual Mesting of the Company held Jan. 19th, 1910, to Investigate the matter of a_general revision of the harter and By-Laws of the Company. @#lso to do any other busimess proper to be done at sald meeting. W. F. LESTER, san10a Secretary, Announcement for 1911 The Fanning Studios, 31 Willow SL would respectfully call attention to the Wall we carry and the work- men ave to do our work. We can assure the public of a fine grade of labor and the very best patterns and designs in our 1911 Wall Papers. Wo * can quote specially low prices for work complete, or will be pleased tq sell the paper if you have any regular firm to do_your work, . dec23d GEORGE G. GRANT, Undertaker and Embalmer 42 Providence Si., Taflviii: Prompt attention to day or night calla Telephone 639, apriM WFawl FRISWELL THE JEWELER, has o full line of goods suitable for New Year's Gifts. 4 25 to 27 Franklin Street. medium in he Bul- Llf’. and to consider the report | *bpointed at| of earnings for November. Industrial shares were fairly steady under the lead of United States Steel, which was affected favorably by re- ports that operations are soon to be resumed at one of the corporation’s largest plants, as well as the decision of the leading manufacturers to main- tain the existing schedule of prices. Other industrials, whose recent Wweak- ness occasion some criticism, showed a better tone today. Taking the mar. ket as a whole, howaver, its profes- sional tone was even more pronounced. Trading diminished in the late ses- sion, but the market hardened grad- ually until the close prices wers near the Dest of the day. Local banks made a further gain of eash from the sub- treasury and_Saturday’s bank state- ment ought to show & piling up of money at this center, Rates here show | Breater ease and Chicago reports an unusual accumulation of funds, with like ‘conditions at other reservé cen- térs, Official figures of last year's exports of staples, show a decline in the move- ment of grain, flour and meat, with a natural expansion in cotton. An analy- sis_of this latter item proves that while last year's shipments were al- most 600,000 bales under those of 1909, the value of the commodity was al- most $70,000,000 greater. A further recession in futures on copper was shown in the London mar- ket and there were reports of slight price shadings here, but they lacked confirmation in official quarters, It was rumored that large expofts of the metal are under negotiation, but the day’s developments in the local copper market gave no indication of this, Among the few interesting raliway reports of the day was that of the | St. Paul road for November, which | showed a decrease of over $750,000 in | net. Net returns of threescore repre- sentative lines for November show a | decrease in met of 5.52 per cent. The semi-annual report of the H. B. Claflin_ company, one of the largest drygoods_corporations, for the period ending _December 31 last, shows a comparatively small loss in net earn- ings, but sufficient to increase materi- ally the deflcit in the surplus applica- ble to the common shares. Bonds were irregulaf. Total sales, par value, $2,360,000. United States Sovernment bonds wers unchanged on call, ‘sTocks. s = 100 Allis Chalmers ptd 7300 Amal. ~Copper Smelting & . 5k % %t 108 Internetional Pump holm Murphy 8, Calkins Ig. Summary: Laurel Hills 17, C. A 12; field goals, Forsberg 2, Stanl Colye 2. Shea 1, Rydholm 1. Murphy 3 foul goals. Forsberg 3, Calkins 1, Mur- phy 1: referee, Mr, Porter: scorer, Mr. Townsend; timer, Mr, Whitaker. McGibney Scoops Duckpin Prize. Jack McGibney took a shot at the daily prize for high duckpin single at the Rose alleys on Thursday evening, and mowed the pins down in com- manding shape until he ran up a to- tal of 122, which beat owt Roy Hill for the prize by two pins, this roller having previously hung up & 120 scorn. McGibney had them falling for him in fancy form, pe€ling off four spares in succession in the middle of the string and then finishing up with a spare that shot him safely over the goal line to the high single for the day. 500 Peopl —— Pittcburg, 100 Phitsburg_ Coal .. Pressed teel Car. Challenging Groton and New London. The Laurel Hill basketball team challenge the Groton second team and also the Adelphis of New London. The Laurel Hills are waiting for an answer to their letter to the Adelphis. Ad- dress Manager C. B. Whitaker, 12 Ma- ple street. 700 Southern Rallway 200 Do. pfd .. Won Oceum Wrestling Championship. Before a large crowd of the members of the Baltic A. C. on Wednosday evening Dan Caplet and Dixie Colburn, both of Occum, wrestled for the cham. pilonship of their town at their weight, which resulted in a victory for the latter, getting two falls, the first one in 30 minutes on a half nelson and crotoh hold and the second in 7 min- utes on a jackknife. As & preliminary two well known members of the P&]Uc A. C. wrestled a 15 minute draw.’ Kid Simineau was referee and Al Colburn timekeeper. OFFERING $50,000 PURSE FOR JOHNSON-KAUFMAN % | Kaufman Accepts for 20 Rounds with Champion Jack Johnson. 500 Vinited Rtates Rubbee. 54600 United Sisios Stcel. .. 500 Do. pfd__.. 1208 Ttah _Copper 609 Va Caroliua 100 Wabash 100 Do. pfd 100 Western Marsiand 200 Westinghouse Kl ~ 300 Western Union ——— Wheeling & L. Total sules, 356,400 ehares. COTTON. New York, Jan. 12.—Cotton: Spot closed quiet; middling uplands 14.90; middling gulf 15.15; sales 600 bales. Fuutures closed firm. Closing bids: January 14.64, February 14.73, March 14.87, April 14.96, May 15.04, June 15.03, July’ 15.03, Avgust 14.73, September 13.91, October 13.42, November —, De- cember 13.27. H. H. Frazee, a Chicago promoter, and Jack Gleason. who_aided in ar- ranging the Jeffries- Johnson fight, have offered a purse of $50,000 for a 20-round fight between Johnson and Al Kaufman, the San Francisco heavy weight, to be fought in the new stad- jum at London, Coronation week. Kaufman has accepte? the offer, and the promoters experc %o Tenelve an answer from Johnson téinorrow. When a tentative offer mmm. J:Imnn a month ago a . with %fl:’m the negro d-cqulflfl would fight Keufman eny. time a suitable purse was ‘The estimated consumption of wheat i thie country for the present vear is about six bushels per capita. At the present rate of increase it will be soven bushels wbout tho year 1940, MONEY. New York, Jan. 12.—Money on call easier; 2 1-4@3 per cent.; ruling rate 2 7-8; last loan 2 1-4; closing bid 2 1-4; offered at 2 Time loans more 'active; sixty days and ninety xiays 3 1-4@3 1-2 per cent.; six months 3 1-2@3 2-4 per cent. CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET. Clase. 101% 101 11438 611-16 §3 111 5 S 38 e £ &1t & %o *1-1 § BIG SALE LA s BROCKTON SAMPLE SHOE STORE STARTS NOW On Men's, Women's and Children’s Shoes. Prices Cut Below Cost. Came Early and Avoid the Rush, 138 MAIN STREET, NORWICH, CONN. latest improvements and laber can be written on a single ma. 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