Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, May 19, 1911, Page 3

3 m’mt!afinmn Owing,y.o the poor show- nfiq"’" 7 alsss0-330mussmaan - fv::— ing made axllmlts‘ thnm\':flt at | GeRpefruit, "o’f 5 ol 2A% 6 “New York . e urday, the crew = 2 0 2 of 7 513 2 1 b b B Bo lus beend chmedd “"cf du;mg I:hg Cau. .,,,er. Egg Plan :i ': 2 f : g } x : B.mw'.:h '2 : ': } : e week and a good showing looked | Red Banan - Brussels s routa A Y for. The race will bo the frst that | dea Leltuce, i T Ui 5 23 4 o] amas &3 1220 the three colleges have taken part in| Romaine, 5lEndive. -M 2 1 1 ofCardganib 5 2 6 0 1| Mfler2> 3 3 117 3 Sira 7 g kept well together 2 S sparagus, s | 0 0 ol€illayp 2. n. intelned thre: < E > 00 0 0 20 0 2 8| Go 10 1000 _after d’!?:pph‘ th: le:g!’:é ARE NE ALE 'Winter Lamb— S s 1-:,.1 His413 2 ‘a'-:'c L% } oo): : s (VE ST TR O | it o S St tinued. to the two mile mark. CHEAP SPORTS IN NORWICH? %‘!il‘el‘lbs, ‘12-18| Shoulders,. Fotals, 36 15 27 10 0| ? 1914 ; “will meet Cornell at Ith- D s sh‘m!fi 18l Legs, 181 score by innings— AL m‘ 2 4‘( second crew will compete | Old-Timer Wants to Know—Whers Do | g 0000 ;lr:m 1z Nltlvgsf‘mb— 3 : NP L5 e “the American Henley at Philadel- | Semi-Professional ~ Managers Get Legs, 231 Two base mit. Kilflay: tarce base hits, Lewls, . 3 swu vblg on May. 27 off? 5 Smoked shnulda'r- Shoulden. 34| Taumenit,” Wazner, Nunamaker. % IS TN e e A w : Veal— e, 2 **Batted for Marcuard in 8th. CITY TEAM TO GIVE \ Sporting Editor Norwich Bulletin: | S Bheet cgr " ""z;. f)’e;;" e Hushes Peory Suppete. e \ ~ACADEMY A STIFF GAME.| Dear Sir: ~ Wil you tell me whers| Driea Beef. Chops. - IR Tstend, Ay L Cieand St Wasine | ity 40 1.6 1.3 8200 ¥ 4 iy ] _— the baseball manager gets off in Nor- Cornu Beet 12-5% _Shoulders. 16 m;e m‘,’m e i L e v | New Ik 174690 8 008, €6 3 8 TAKES FIRE|Coach Aultman Will Ritch Against the | Wich who depends on a collection from Porterhouse Steak |Native Veal— | Suonoried in the Beld. West was hit In ine face | Thiee bise hits, Doyle 3: two base hits, Byme, WHEN YOUR HOUSE TA FIR Sfeguiark i Practics Game the crowd? I think Norwich people|sirion z_ B eiide's e drive v fomsed ko et i | Wasner, Adams. < it is too late to take out Insurance. ik gt know good baseball when they see it, | Tnside i 4 from Box. hid delay was dangerous, it is_in ¥ ted e Acad h: sub- | but do they always want to get it for s"hqo:fdn"“sxid' 25 sgsmm‘““' . ‘-3) m":fl-" o | bty e 3 e s Cincinnatl ever For teday e y = er Steak, 14 2 abh ps a e abh po & € 8. —Brookiyn defeated this instance.’ Let me: write your In- stitution ‘on. its resular schedule simpe | nothing? Last Saturday I was down Native Salt Pork, | Granerit 2 02 & oivilanct % 33 0 8| ooty AT I8 By e er Breckivn s rancs today. B he school horiti 3 at the baseball game ai the Hospital., 16| Olsomss 5 1 4 6 IjSchaefer1b 5 2 9 0 1} runs with 2 sinfle. !unbn pitched wd! unti the su the school authorities have shut dow:n Jacksonef 4 1 3 0 Oileliveltlt 4 2 1 0 ) decision was Te- SA =1 < Evervbody was satisied with the Poaltry Waaterty xt LTherrele 3| clehth, when He vrotested E i ou their plan (080 to Putaam 12 play | By, o thies msias but il that | Fancy: L. 1 Duckmybatis. Tuikers, 20| atar § 3 0 o MEnmets $ 131 3{E00 WS AN Gnal AT i Y o i . 3 . T Vs, wall.. ' Insurance and “Real’ Estate’ A..m. w““a'gm};‘t‘o‘; :‘filfi;“fimf:"f':zfn :S}he: the Bat collected was 75 cents, The. 30|Native Turkeys, 33 Fgham3b 3 1 11 5.3 231 i vaa, Brookiya. Richards Building, 91 Main St. as they weuld have had to leave | W2ek before they got 15 cents, I was g"""fi Chickens. 25 Brofl;rs Rl L R sty LR R LR 2 i %3 school about noon or earlier. 'Instead ;"‘d toht ‘”“"53 they dth Lhebmton;y Fowl, e i e Liv o S &":.“;;u (R A R 2 L b i rom e grand stan 00, bu o SINED. Bates. 3 0 1 0 1|Wheatlf 212 iBE OFFICE OF '.- ¥ BHL | o Jolug t3 =uindn the Academd Wil hese ofher people always expect to . 5 i o = =i o | evtsenin 4 911 o ol Aummel2 1 2020 play a strong home team here. Coach | - — 4115 24 8 29 n - Real Eatate Rilerian prosany miiching sgainst nis | £t helr basehail tor nothing? How | mueer Fr : e daiti oG SR Foa I % charges, wx(t_.h 'Pendielton to “do- the {“’:‘:e;"i‘tt{‘.:‘ B soiue toitan Zub, new, Z3| “Gramulstea s‘c‘:;"’;"x e e Al = 340018 WBGmaCoN 102 e catc L 8 1 reamery, < . $1 nnings— *Soves e 3 and Fire fl-l-r‘ll“. o :‘m be°:<3; E;“;x:“me“ SF e OLD-TIMER. | Cheess— Brown, 20 o §1 | Glereland 90007 8¢ 8| aweanc. 51332 o|Scenions % 0 [ 4] ts 1ocated: in Sowssry’ Bloek, ever €. 8 | 3 yoper trimming. Outfielder Mmhy (Ask any of the City league mana-| New, 18| . Cutloaf, 13 1p. $1 | Washinston Ll g o e e Bl i i i it Wiillams, Reom 9, third fleor. of the Centrals is to bring up half a | Eers of last year, or Qeorge Madden, ?.“.‘. Dairy, 28l Pomacred, 14 b | o O e At A, oo | Gaperp. 3°0 0 1ol voms SUAW 801 - s " nation tkat will give the Academy a y - i Clmenb. 25| Porte Rica, gal. ll Pitcher Plank Slaughtered. g ———| g0 gtiff game before the students | Paseball is supported in Norwich, | Pick:es, galion. 75|-N. Orleans. gal. 6 Deroit, May 18.—Plank was batted all ever the | Totals, ATFORNEYS-AT-LAW meet Windham High here Saturday in | Whether it is played for regular ad- | Eggs, local, doz. Z5{Maple Syrup, lot todsy and Detroit took the opening game from | *Ratted for Altizer in #th. a_leagus game. -Bort Bailey and Cap:. | Wissicn -or on the open lots. Spert- =|ey rcnmb 22| bottle, 30-50 &mflm;fl;s to 4. Delehanty’s hard hitting fea- ;;fi:;du’:"ygfi:: 1;‘ sa‘z]:\ Br & o Loy .xnmu:iq M:rr;v will do tnec n;(tnhmg ing Editer) Z o fl-f’"'"“ e C P m'%lprn‘-i-. o.trit | Scoro by toninge— : “’fl m flflw‘t or 10 cademy, saving ‘roker to . e e SN = al e 3 Cincinnat! e L0 00 10000 64 o ine’s B Market Cod, 10{Cods’ Tongues, 15| Strunxlr 2 0 2 1 3 " o e Over Fisst Nat Bank, gh.mwy. Thold Wlndha.m down. Devine’s Spu_dy,Wut Side Stars. Of S. Haddock, . 6|Round Clams: up Olaringer 1 2 3 S 3 Br’:’:’":‘u I séém: ;‘“zh;]. mx"oh- M Bnt{a.nc;a Baghx. Telephene o ONE MORE VICTORY : v\i?lm:;hvrthl;evl;,i‘r::esw;:t.‘ls!{vd:n Séa!.;! '2'-:"5-%?3.‘.."50'1‘3 Canned Sal - 15 Sin, 4 1§ 3 olorawiopdst & 3 6 o 0| Wheat Bure. ' £ Neztional . o M v 3 v . Sar nne a) men 4 3 0|Cray it & 2 b = i i = —— ' GIVES DARTMOUTH THE Cup | Saturday atterncon. They have a|fmpt Sardines Sfoe dt | puisiy 3 1y € sl acsTd 2 Three. Players Ordered from Field. BRADY & BRADY, 2 e very strong lineup, having some of the | O¥s(ers. at. -“ e e Derrickiss 4.1 i 4 0/Gainordb 4 211 5 0| pujadeiphia, Mas 18.—Chicagn defested the homs X Z i best players in the city. Shaw, who '{:‘"" Ceaisg = T 3 4 1.3 3 3fStanagec 4 ! 2 20 Jsdeumis, May i g hame Attormeys amd 1 at Law. Athletes of New Hamgshire College Pitohay e e Reat 1 il Tl yumei] B Br‘ah'd. =3 b ed, 35 2 [iGiidp, £ 1 & 5 0 paes todke il it 2 d0e vidtors Bt Mosts snd J szsr;:::w, Ne;ba:;:‘: f’ (;.udy Hogatul of Jinning. [¥iack Mest lei!Ofl-'hC leman.] MciIntyre and hBel"- R. cum: k. ¥ 54 rs"lhez:xl:m?r:g lo-g B O fi'fl?fisflnfi?nnm‘;fl'fn:’f o jecing ames - < rey of the t Falls team are with the 18{Flatfish, 8 it a crowd of abeut 1.080 of New Yerk. of Norwich, Conn.| Springfield, Mass. May 18—t Wwill|Stars. Two of the season’s finds are 20| graitbut. 22 Y‘:Iudelphh POMEET L0 1 20 0 0 8 0t | periens made s rush for Dosic.: wit. he. was e be Du;mnl:};‘agf:in:tiat. strong and | Anearn, shortstop, - and Dombroski, 5-13 gi"“'h zo‘gg Detroit 52 210 3 0 1 *—9| tected by the p:ilr« and quickly escaped to his aggressive field of sprinters, runners, . mon, Two base hite, Murshy, Nash: three base hits, | dressoing roem. Scere: . .. leapers and weight tossers from thir. | Coicher, they having had a chance to| 5o, 20| Whitefish, 20 Dc!:h-:m\y“;, g Foker, hemia e, Myl Chicago. Philadelakie. - T play in the Eastern Conmnecticut leagus 30{Shad % | catner: abh po a abh pe . teen other colleges in the twenty-fifth |yt refused on account of business in| Mussels. pk., 50l " 2 s Sheckardlt 5 1 2 0 P12 80 ?:-‘::;Lcht::&:xiaz m&'.‘:"v?n{’:’i ot Belich = and Devine | Scallaps. at. -4 New York Won by Bunching Hits. e St ) HE R 1 rE g 3 o 05 nnen 9198, |and close on Saturday with the decid- DEVINE ADDITIONAL MARKETS Sancatng ".:.:."‘;1”1,.‘:“':,.‘3;;”";’,:.,’:“*ém. Pl Shesnes 5 20 3 1 108 b emaka . A o1 S SR oL R R \“’ iiii Hanover, the weacers of the sreen| New Haven, Conn., May 18.—On the 3 a 35 | Wo 2 1o v e A i ) i Bond Haovses ihe rtcers of e Eeeh | peera o o e I On B | S et o S 1Ly (1101 o i SEE s team that has defeated Harvard and | duties, the Yale authorities will next| Straw, cwt., :1 oo Hay, buea CfRetabbIn o4 411 O Oimesmei £33 08 L |shariep 20,0 R the Massachusetts Institute of Tech- | vear curtail the number of out of town | Bread Flour, top, $1.15 gtgdnm% g : } [ 3‘3"&‘;“"" S aogaiy Totals, 62 1 Grain - nology in the last fortnight and with | contests of the minor athletic teams. 2""37-37.50| Provender. el SRR - R ] Gwepeg— 4 omly one more victory needed to ob- | The hockey team ' will be limited to ‘t Louls; $6.30 cwt. $1.35 | Cildwellp 2 0 0 & 1Powelip 2 0 0 0 0 Chicagn 2002116230 COttomn tain possession of the second cup. five contests out of town, the basket- | RYS. el " 00"‘""“"1 M“{ 75| QUm0 8 0 0 0|<Crim 180 0 0fPhiladalphia ... ....0 0 0 0 0 1 1 & 6—2 The other twelve colleges that will | ball team to five, the swimming team PR e S PR Mm i 5 BT T | g0 e hite Schule Dosle Shean Zimmer: FRANK O. MOSES, Mgr. be represented in mearly all the four- | to two and the wrestling team to two. wt. $2.10 an, Paskert; Bom 4 ) A teen events are Williams., Brown, | Hitherto the number of otu of town ard. : > i Live Stoek. Brown, Bowdoin, Bates, Colby. Uni- | contests allowed these teams has been = " 03 Oakes’ One-H ,,. ,,m, Saves Game. mont, ‘ecleyan, Trinity, chu- $4.75-56.25| Lambs, = $5.50-36 n 2 weil Diayed & 72 Oeetsrainde- E mm zn setts Institute of Technolegy, Hely Burns-Coulon Bantamweight Cancelled | Bulls, $350-84.25 Sheep, $3-34 B e e e .[ s B k Cross and the Worcester Polytechnic| New Haven, May 18.—Announcement| COWS. s"‘u.szn‘ Hogs, 37 CONNECTICUT LEAGUE STANDING. prvenied the locss from, scoring there. s (v institute. was mad- today that the bout between Hides. o Lost. Sostin: St Lewis. as y tl e bo ee - F NO H — Hartford 15 7 ab h » e abh pp o2 e OF NORWICH. AR e Sy Franiie Rurns of Jersey C. Trimmed Green | Calves— e 5 2 i R i T 1R R als Crew or Carnegie Lake. : Jahnny Coulan of Kenosha, Wi Hides. Now Britain 13 11 Millerst 3 % 13 ofHusers 42282 . New Haiven, May 13.—The Yale var- | was to have been held in this city on g;‘:;" b 8 e $1 1 Sprineneld 12 12 Smansh 3.1.3 7 o\BUisE 4 8 106 ¢ DIVIDEND sity crew left tonight for Princeten, | May 29, has been cancelled. The rea-| ZOW% e [ e - z = e R B | o i B G B far Semi | id where they will meet Cornell and|sen given is the refusal of Coulon 10| Sheep: Sicin $2 | Northampta 1 13 Tennesdb 2 318 2 SiMowres2b & 3 1 1 0 The regular Semi-annual Dividend| Princeton in a mile and three-quar- | post a forfeit of $200 after signing| Waol Skins, $2.35 | Holyoks - 5 T 16 CL.5 ot S EREL Y has been declared frem the net sarn- |ters race on Carnegie lake Saturday | articles. l Conneticut Leagus. TR : :z;‘r:_f;fi‘; ot e in:l :fFfl- past .(. months at the Straight “fi,’“a‘o < “g5-2¢ | At Bridssport_Mariferd 8. Bridgeport 2. eMpratt < A4 H “] £ SR AT rate of Four per cent. & year, and will -y 20~ Totats, oz 8 o be payabie:on and after May 16th. = *Batted for Matlem in Sth. FRAMK L. WOODARD, ” 800 '] JOE WALCOTT'S OYERHAND EASTERN LEAAUE STANDING. 010 Anee oo HIS MOST EFFECTIVE BLOW.| /. W e e Bas i e, Kemeihs N - — S 5 14 ° Bresnahan. STOCK ADVANCE CHECKED. | Do »rd The Giant Killer Was a Terrific Pun-| Bufals i k) Y e NO l lCE Speculaters Unload Their Holdings at % § isher at Short Range. g > APTAL Rver_ak Biver 8 Lowa o, 3 ’ e At wrence ‘orcester 3. a Substantial Profit. ~ i & writing of thz great American ® 13 AL New Bodford—New Bodferd 5, Haverddil 8. A : On account ef the present condition fighters and how the natural boxer = 22 At Lynn—Xymn 2, Brockten 3 New Yeork, May 18.—Extensive prof- has been peculiarly a development of Exttern League. ’ R of Fairview Reserveir, the use of hose | it takimg sales today ohecked the rap- e 3 r N Af Buffalo—Newark I. Buffale 6. i Oeiloge G: s the American ring, W. W. Naughton z 1 - = =% = At Tor:mm—lersq City 5, Torenio 4. At Annapelis—Naval Academy 4, Mount St. Je- bow s 1 2 d advance in stocks which begarn aft 54y | makes the peint that it is worthy of | Al Rocneser Proddonse 1. Roeheater 2. A or eet, lawn er garden sprinkling;er th'e announcement of the supreme 2 145% | note that the mest effective of the nai- At Monireal_Baltimore 9, Montreal 1. At Hasever, :~. w is strictly prehfisited until furth, court's Stamdard Ofil deoision, apd far - 1 %% | ural fighters this country has known At iton. S dbary 3. = wreher no- | outstripped any similar movement of . i 172 .. | during the past fitteen or twenty vears | GRIEFITH SUSPECTS At Medtord, ATt G, Ty 8. tice. This order wili be strictly en- the year TRealizing was in progress . X E were colered men. Of these none had all day long, but the demand was suf- A # 8% | greater vogue that Jee Walcott, whe, PHILLIES’ SIGNAL TIPPING. | MOTORCYCLE RUN foreed. Pantr}l;lv large to apserb all offerings -t g 3%, P% | on account of his peculiar build, pe-| _ S e = CHANGES ITS ROUTE = nbsl ::.IM: part of the ;sslon am: , = culiar talents and his particular effect- | Cincinnati Manager Thinks He Knows er onder -substan gains were made, many o ¥ & 3 ivaness when sent against men taller Secret of Swatting. Baas BOARD OF WATER commastey. | e Active issues moving up a peint 1208 and heavier ‘than he was, sometimes Beor Hoads Betweon Hertock M kb or more. The buying lecked the en- $i% 5% | called Joe the giant killer: The only way to explain the wondar- Norwich the Cauee. ERS. thusiasm of the two peceding days, = - ue Oveshand Bl Walcott's 1 i ; i iphia Na- and at midday trading fell off. . . .u 8% Ve nd blows were Walcott’s long | ful hitting by the Philadelphia a 536 suit, and ha cowld deliver them in a| tionals is by “siznal tipping,” thinks (. C. V. Pexdleton, Jr., has chemge emerial L S Eded on ) T : %" 18" | notably camaging way when his frame | Clark Grifith cf the Cincinnati Reds.|the route of the propesed M NmE 3 the G Shén, s were able to | {00 T, Meree Boe 1l ji: | was flattened against that of an op- | He ackmowledged that he had aitermat- | 33y motorcycle endugance run Sad oe Sxert semiciaut . force: When " (He. indr. w3 | ponent. Tn the old days—mare partic- | ed four different sets of signals in the [ DO¥ Planne ket’s buying power diminished to halt £ o . % 16% 16% lylarly the clean-break days—I have to New Haven amd back. The Dr. Louise Frankiia Miner is new|the advance and bring abeut moderais 3 known excited s y “ti B i i fe | ras minds, on SecPnncien & g ‘ pectators to yell at a| “tipping. frey Jocated in her new offics, Breed Hall,| Tecessions. The tons was hesitating Sl : %. 168" | tottering pugilist: “Keep close to him | It is his contention that no ball club “‘m:n“ft.th‘ew‘;"i;g’wf;":“ ,fi"“‘,'f‘;: Room 1. furing the Iatter gart of the day and | 186 - ? | and he will net be able to hurt you.” | ever gotten tegether could hit as the | W Hiimantic, inally laid eut. o the market fell Back from its hign : - In the main it was safe advice to|Phillies have been hitting without the | TOUte as orig cs Haurss, 1 to 4 5. m, point, aithough prices were reduced by | 1oy 3 e w 13 | follow, toe, for the old style fighter|aid of some signal service. [Eho. 1dés Of BElSck BaY iNETSED Telephone 6¢0. enly ‘small fractions. The ehunse in s “rex 4% 3% | hat to push his man away and meas- | Harry McLsan, wh vas catching for | 30andentd and conseauently theve wil o was duo te techmical conditions| A %% | ure him In order to inflict damage. the Reds when the Phillies pulled off | be mo entrance fec. It 38 BIOPOSTL 7o rather than to amy reversal of senti- E 381 13| -But Walcott upset all such notiens, | their wholesale slaughter of Cincia- h’;" Rtrols. at Nen LAl ies QUALITY ment. Union Pacific had advanced| ;i Neionsl Lesd - 5° 'y | for the cleser he stood to a man the|nati pitchers, is even more ocertain | Will be coftrols at New Lomdan, Sav- neariy sewen poinis frem its close on| 2000 N. R. Mex 23 ptd. : 38, | more ha could punish. On account of | than Grifith. Lacry claims the Phil- | breck and New Haven aad DeCweel in wosk shoutd always be en.l lgo-dsy to its price of today, | %X ik Central. 9% 15¢ 1% | his sauat build he could stand erect|lies were stepping up and into every| those places the riders ey £9 08 et when it cests mo mer It tes Steel gained nearly five ~LER IR 55 1%% 108 | With his face no higher than the aver- | curve ball before it reached the plate |38 (hey please Within the spoec Touy t B l:ri Skilag ma are Reading four peints. Al Ameete; 73% | age man’s chest and from this position | and that they were prepared for every ;‘d "’l' O Aonen ki gd:' will xw by ue.. Our nho k in the 1t soid at 127% | he' iadled out overhanders which, from | kind of a pitch. & ”"‘d”, e Bapol to Beis & Toin- le mlr i offered prbfits sum- ‘133% 1227 19% | the mannmer of their delivery, caus Griffith pulled Larry out of the game | D¢ 850C. . . mfl_ 'Dlnieh.n. Putnam SON & YOUNG. - | clently attractive “to bring on today’s ¥ & 1 5 | these who looked en to wender if Joe| to give young Severeid a chance. At|DPer "ffil" s martciTets. Wl B movement. ; : A 1% 92 | had swivels in his shoulder. least that was what Griffith said, but | 2nd other Places Berolpal 1 !:glecuh-flve t:::l:c’at in -Umlev’it States| ¥ ol B 8| e was cerfainly a hely terror whge Larry was stationed on the bench for Norwich motercydiists. was und ighed, and Aga] 289 Pulmen Pajos 8 161% - he” lasted. Any serious setbacks helan ipning trying to figure out with| = ; Am“ “usl Yed the ket in point of activity. At % o 4% | met with' could gencrally be traced to| Griffith just where the signal bureau Clippers Accept Challenge. times dealing in this steck was very | 132660 Resding o llm m's erockedness to which he was a party. { was located. The Clippers have accepted the ‘l';tt- Parrell & Sandesson. Prepe. :-%!.l;'e,.hbu!l]ttndeno'.gufll: ]8000 ;:r : Do, pta « D sen % | He was seldom bested on his merals Several years ago ;he Phillies did ul(l‘e Sta:szglon.\‘mge ;onp.lhh:t SPP L RA’ Sty ot er steel stocks B 3 3 and it wa uite a relief to men »f | work this syst with great success| urday af D. m. < ’3“‘ THB to Theadrs Toousen | oo sirong. Bethichem Steel scored b ol &.‘, avery clasirom light to heavy—| through an electrical contrivance op. | baseball grounds. The Chippers alwe raveling Men. efe. Livery comnected |2 good advance, and Colorado TFuel, o L. £2% | when his dash ‘deserted him and the| erated by Catcher Morgan Murphy, | challeng: any team in the city under SHAFUGHET sTREET. which has been inactive for several e | ring knew him no more. which tipped off to the famous Petle | ¥7_years of age. They wil have the weeks, was one of the strengest issues. - ' Childs, who always coached on third, | following men to pick for their regu- 2 While the movemant in Unitefl Stafes - what was coming to the plate, lineup: Captain Coblym, Vetter, Steel was largely speculative, the steel Athletic Clubs Must Have Fire Es-| NS WRRF VRSORS00 ter. " Any| Freeman. Smith, Fillmore, MeCarthy. n stocks were heiped by reiterated re- g 3 . capes. gentemce with “on” in it meant a curve | Robertson, Ceben, Clish, Stanley as: ports of better trade conditiens. : " 28 New" York, May 18.-LThirty athletic | bail, and “it” meant a fast one. With | Manager Kataman. Send all ¢ Stgength of the copper greup was - e - o clubs in Manhattan and Brooklvn | the aid of this signal tipping the Phil- | lenges tc Morris Katzman, 38 fl‘l Amalgamated Copper and i % 18 2% | where boxing bouts are held weekly | lics soon earned a reputatfon as the | street, Norwich, Conn, er through The LUCAS HALL, da imprened substantially, and | 140 De. pd 4 %% 9 |must put their houses ih order .ot | greatest team of sluggers the game has| Bulletin. Each team is éxpected to 48 Ghetuckes Street. American Smelting gained nearly e 78 | close, under the terms of a fiat issued | cver kncwn. Z have one fifty cent %all. 3 peints at its high price of the da: e : 2| today by Fire Commisstener Waldo. . 4 2. C. BYOME. Prop. |strength displaved by these issies w: 1800 De. pfd 1207 | Failure to provide sufficiept and suit- ‘A new hydreplane boat is said to be| The noted Ca#ifornia sire, Zombre, aseribed te the firmness of the copper Ttan 4% | able fire escapes is given a3 the reason | capable of a Speed of 45 nautical miles | 2.11, is to make the season, er at least miarket Rere and abroad, and to an un- confirmed repert that the copper mer- JOSEPH BRADFORBD, gor, Drogecten tome time gt vonia o breught abeut in the near future. Beok Binder. Armerican Smelting, which has exten- ,sive interests in Mexico, benefited also, Blank Books Made and Ruled te Ordes, | 9™ Prospects of peace in that coun- 108 BROADWAY. The money market was noticeabiv Telephone 282 . = ;.. tronger today, owing te the increased demand for fmnds for stock market urposes. Activity in the bond mar- | Fate 2 3-8; last loan 2°1-2; closing MHLL REMNANT STORE | Rt continues omapated and is shown | bid 2 3-8; offered at 2 1-2. Went Side—179 W. Maim St., by the rapid absorption of ponds. A | Time loans strong. Demand increas- is !ha on}y place te le o uc on eyery | ¢ase in point is the aimost ‘mmed:s ing and lenders withdrawing from ,H for the order. an hour, or 52 statute miles. the ‘balance of it, at Sedalia, Mo. steady; 2 3-3@2 1 doH, Ill’ Bre, Bi1 sale today of about $12,000,000 of Cen- | market, foreseeing higher rates: sixty Cet 0 ds. 5": kgprflt tral ‘New England railre: bonds. days 2 1-2@2 3-4 per cent; ninety o ""‘::'w.%,f JSagChe o The bond market wes firm. Total|9ays 2 3-4@3; six months 3 1-4@ Sargains at = males, par valwe, $58%8,090. United |3 1-2. States bends were umilungad en call COTTON. New York, May 1f—Cotton - p Son aui 5%, Clas | dlosed aquiet. five points high i B ) = placing - of around,’oval, square_ or : 6.1 i 1t : Fidelio Beel' *1500 am "k erronriai S Seny xS e e s = = i BB’ ‘oblong opening directly over the fire, On Drast or in Battles. .= o ""““{“ I . . ‘ , ; ; It will accommodate various cooking utensils, < A Special Broiler Hood used with Team Detisters Everywhere __ this top prevem‘the escape of all odors and H. JACEEL & CO. smoke'into thie kitchien —sends them up the chimney. Tel. 13¢-5. cor. Market and Water Sts, % e i 2 /The old way of putting the Broiler over the coals through the Broiler Door deadens 72 - 3 i : . . B the Sre, but this does not. m ‘. m : A E E No home is complete, the pleasures of cooking are unknown without a HUB in the kitchen. Undortaker and Fwbalmer a2 m St wlli' - 'SCHWARTZ BROS, 9-11 Water Street, Norwich, Conn., Agents.