Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, October 9, 1911, Page 3

INSURANCE. FIRE INSURANGE Lowest Rates JL 28 Shetucket Street, LATHROP & SONS. Norwich. Relizha Companies Jack McGrath's speed, cleverness and strength were the elements that caused John Bahn, a gigantic Austri- an wrestler, to lose omne-half of a kandicap match Saturday night in T. A.-B. hall, since he failed to gain a McGRATH WINS OVER BIG AUSTRIAN Bahn Could Cet no Fall 0;1 Irish _Giant in 20 Minutes— Polinsky Went to the Mat in Eight Minutes—Slim Crowd Saw Good Wrétling Gard. cidentaily throwing Swift in 3 minutes 10 seconds, 3 minutes 50 seconds and 5 minutes, a total of 12 minutes in all. Tho referee for all the bouts was a big~Graceo-Roman French wrestler, Ducora by name, who was to have wrestied Lundin, the Swedish cham- | #pectal policeman who s 1 guard, Rmever turriets L vas hols Sal Inside the offices a heavy clerical force kept at work assorting the mail orders which kept pouring in. ““The greatest rush on record for ‘baseball tickets” is what those fa- -iliar with the history of world's se- advance sales call it. It was a day of rest for the Giants, who will resume active work tomorrow, opening their final league series of the vear witk a same in Brooklyn. WHERL THEY 21AY TODAY. Naiional League. Pitisburg st Chicago. . New York at Brooklyn. Boston at Philadelphia. BASEBALL RESULTS SATURDAY. National Le: New York 2. Boston They Are Closely Observing Pub lic Heaita Cunditions An examining physician for one of the prominent Life Insurance Com- panies, in an interview on the subject, made the astonishing statement that the reason why so many applicants for insurance are rejected is because kid- ney trouble is so common to ths American people, and the large ma jority of applicants do not even sus- pect that they have the disease. He states that judging from his own experience and reperts from druggists who are constantly in direct U ST COUPAIE U O 7 A Our Prices are Always the Lowest. you will be our constant customer. we don’t wish parti. = = &P COUPON 'A&P Pure Food Bulletin, Oct. 9th to 14th, inclusive ~WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD If you once try our goods, we know If at any time you find the goods not satisfactory in every way, you will confer & favor by notifying us, who deal with us to be dissatisfied. | what you can save by making your Purchases at the A&P Store. Just see ~ —THE POINT IS Is it wise leht — HEPE— to take chances of a Fire wipe vou out when a good Insurance would eost you so ake the chance. Insur matct that he took the wrong man on irst. He picked Polinsky to meet him the opening bout, fizuring that he Jocked like the toughest proposition, but the Pole proved eosy compared to |tio lively and clever Irishman, [ 1t was a good programme for the small number of sports present, but Bahn men Polinsky first, agreeing to throw him in 20 minutes or forfeit $100. hn, weighing up towards 280, with arms and neck like tree-trunks, was as good natured as he was big, but Folinsky started to rough it up some, and before long the two big fellows were belting each other in the Tibs at a lively rate at every chance. Bahn at\length got Polinsky where he could not get away from a front body hold nd put his shoulders to the mat after FINAL AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING. e - Pliladelphia. 101 Detroit. 59 Clevelan, 50 Chicago Boston S0 New York 76 500 Washington &4 13 St Louls . ‘205 Chicage 10, Cleveland 4. Chicago, Oct. 8.—Chicago and Cleveland ciosed the American league season here todsy In a one-sided ing these diseases ‘than any remedy known. The mild and.healing influ- ence of Dr. Kilmers Swamp-Root is soon realized. It stands the highest for its remarkable record of cures. We find that Swamp-Root is strictly an herbal compound and we would advise our readers who feel in need of sich a remedy to give it a trial. It is on sale at ail drug stores in bottles of two sizes — fifty-cents and one dollar. However, if you wish first to tast its sugar) you 10 besides the From This coupon not good after Saturday, Oct, 14th. will' receive Royal Stamps FREE regular and extra stamps given Monday, Oct. 9th, to Saturday, Oct. 14th. 1o McGrath pT30- shihntes, while] Lot ot o ctrpinen ShOLTdoe 1t wab Has | Dasouss 8, Cicses, & 4 St. Louis-Cincin- | touch with the public, there is one on McGrath in 20 minutes, while] cq f a strained shoulder, it was an- adelphia-Brookisit_game and St. Louis-Cincin- | 1O , there is & 54 2 : 3 ad L e e e it Bai game called; off wet grounds. preparation that has ‘probably been o Sithnn Roesn L S s T werks cisht minutes. Bahn said after the|{ In the main bout of the evening, T niore successful in relieving and cur-" and by ying & on sales. 2eTEed /| | eigi nutes of wrestling. game, Chicago wuning 10 to 4. By winoing here fo- y 2s = ISAAC S. JONES, { S then ook on McGrath under | 8t Chicaso:clinches’ fourth pisce a the leds:rice wonderful ‘merits, send to Dr. Kilmer Pure Whole M]lk R b i the same conditions, but found in him | ¥ & fraction of a point. R R & Co., Binghamton, N. Y.. for a sam- Jesprinos Sl B R et an entircly different kind of antagonist. | e st Ut o o[ Dle Bottle” wosolitell Free “when\NT AR - - b CHEESE - Ib Richards Building, 91 Main St. ! | Jack showed nis Norwich friends how | 3% 1 floroere 5% % § §| writing be sure and mention The o . | | much he has increased in his know- 3433 oglons 4040 ol Norwich Daily Bulletin. ED IN enb e oTotto: s afid Ho weive the' big P35 olsemin 410 T e E 5 . WHEN ER AR | 1coze oo 4o AT he ens e e s e e A&P Salad Dressing - A&P Perfection Cereal e MO i | he hada bolv. e H §a4d a bottle 10¢, 15¢ and 25¢ a pkg., small 10c, large 20¢c OF THE MOST VALUE. i | on on McGrath,which % Sl AGAINST HOLY CROSS. i % % h | }looked good for a fall, but the Iris] 2 b Etid Bt LiET e % tected. Gia 4 great piece of work in get- H HE 1000 of Eight Points All They Scored Against Wax Beans ¢ Do Not Be Caught Unpro Glant aid » great ple o s 35 Tt Tf““’““"" i Points AL They Seoradys 19¢| Pure eLomv creamEry : | - was able to put a toe hold on the ; % patan 5 AR | Aiethan which sent the. house Ito a L ; LA R MM L A uchdown 1o e Arathnve tain| M Besded Ruteirs 25¢ B u I I E R B. P. LEARNED & CO. | pancemoniuns Geifhiey vollad for Gach | THeH B Jume tn gt utes and a goal from the field from the | @8 3 Packages. A » . { te throw the big man. But »B:_thn b e e innings: AP 40 yard line, vielding a total of eight A&P Oats hames Loan & Trust Co. Building. | 00 strong in the legs and kfi:dbi;\:‘% Cleveiona 90001 | points, was ail that Harvard conld rolt @ 2F7 O 25¢ c Agency established May, 1846. elthough it was plain he h wot |, L base hits, Bodie, Birmingham; bome run, | UP against Holy Cross on Saturday at sepl IMWEF P ed by e hold. MecGrath 0t | zgger, Cambridge, a miserable pass Millard’s Mar- ¢ t \way from a couple of more hazardous o i SR s S e T e 15€] Weselt oniy one quatity —tne bes maiade, a jar. . es before the match came to an without Bahn having gained his ment kick from the 10 yard line. The Harvard team started with a rush, and getting the ball in the cen- ter of the field pushed it to the 40 yard line. Wendell made one of his low, —The American lcague season | Louis winning two games nd'5 to 0. Cold weather kept 1HE OFFICE OF WM. F. BILL, | Rea! Estate and Fire Insurance, 1. Me jath received an ovation as he | came off the mat. New Laid dersey Sweet EGGS - - doz. 250 Potatoes 10.lbs.256 Extra Stamps with Teas and Coffees themselves. First game f RUSH 7F0R TICKETS. | Detroit. St Louss. tumbling runs and rolled over the goa: i iocated in Semery’ Biock, over C. M. : R Sishottenct ¥ % % o|line for the only touchdown. willlams, Room 9, third floor. JACK AGRATH. New York Baseball Office Besieged by | Drope.ir BlAnaiin st - The goal was not kicked. | ! tn 1 ters' | Gaonor, b jnot muck: fun in it from the promoters’ Lathers, s . O/ Boganie Three minutes after the second peri Aiwovens 147 Eagef® Growd. 91 0d started, foilowing 4 heavy penalty. Suensusen |end when they came to look over the Bauman, ot : Potter FCroge 4 S ofas 4 p id admis- | New York, Oct. $.—D 3 1| Kutia1b otter, standing on Holy Cross 40 Stamps with v O mE s s S s e e e S e e yar dine,"dropped a previy goal om | § 10 3507, Sultana Coffee 25¢ | 20 Stamps 71 Tea 35c¢ 15 Tihe A t wa eceded by & |cations forwarded by mail would be Stephens,c o field.” g ; 5 sty 2 G Brown & Perkins, Mimmsatlar | oroimsriss. b ookt "SR S | o ool e it | S gy et eanmens)| §15 S0, Coffee - - 28¢ | 25 Stamps 14 Tea 40c i {agreed to throw Kid Swift three time bubbling- over With desire to scej oTials - 36 - e o with Over First Nat. Bank, Shetucket St.|52752% Monty played snap nes of the series for tile | | Sore b inalan e e tond inar e or phvet. | 20 Staps, Plaza Coffee 30c | 40 Stamps i Tea 50c Entrance stalrway mext to Thames rious other gentle ex ail ;‘)\an{n n;}n‘uk \l): i S i, Bave founa :;‘meeixs‘ntu‘:: gm: 30 w ,nlnn EIR 4 Coff 35¢ | 50 Stamps, v Tea 60ch National Bank. 'slephione 33-3. es with his lighter opponent, fur O T oL s o] Tawu it it Hogan, Laporte 2, Mari- w,,,f,, sworth, who played on the 'var- % a Qilee 1 [} e EOIAOr theSrech o and e e s LT e TR TR s R with 1 1. TRV PS 1 BRADY & BRADY, ‘ Cross game at the opening of the third Attermeys and Counsel at Law. period Saturday. During the fourth | st. Extra Stamps with Groceries 280 Brosdway, New York Cit,. | s & ol period he was carried from the field, Fames T. Braay Charles A, Brady | . 30 $ ol but it was not thought at the time that 2 s 0 8 91 he was seriously injured. The fracture N R e of New York. et Norwich. Conn | i 2 0| was later discovered. 25 Stamps with 1 bottle Extracts 25¢ -8 00 Fase . ’ D .nick & Dom.nick MODERATE ACTIVITY. L i §|/ALL-STARS REGISTER - 20 Stamps with 1 box Colgate S SOHD o R e 25¢ v omi e ’ o1 R % : 1 Satarday's Trading Largely Operations | seaaa : ;_BL SHUTOUT OVER NEWARK.|} 7() Stamps with 1 bottle Queen Olives - - « 25¢ 1 of Professional Element. i - | e e : o < a as moderately active in the | . Woolen Detrott IR R RN with Steek Exchange e Esute ar Posiuest b o ani| At B o 89085 13 owark N, 7. Oct, S—The All-Star e Lunch Cocoa - - 10c movement of prices that showed net Do. ptd e Two baso hit, Austh ase hits, Shotten 2. k%ambx,rgnnued by Manager McA IIEEE «:f with H ff R ffl st h 10 | gains in the larger number of promi- Atlantic st L ashington to tune up the Philadel- 2 L Gant iwmnes '&t gthg close, Amer an} jtimore & _Oblo. NATIONAL LEAmZ= STANDINS. phis Athletics for the world's series :;;‘:S. uily Rutlies dtarc Cg | Eeet Sugar lesding i pont'of strenath | g Srkganl ns S = et s s oc | R D aval Stamps( Tike Puffed Rice - - 13c of the declaration of a dividend on | 160 ?R’&;‘"t big crowd nere today, 2 to 0. Joe y with BUCKWHEAT Elour 10¢ CFT) - e e i = ur he Boston A ricans, who 5 A & B - Shannon Building, Norwich | s sioh, frenmmctons woe sade v | Bt MR BT e Trie. o FinCarm : fessional elen t, but in Allis-Chal | bie throuzhou. the game. The All- vi . = - Telophone 904 e el Yo Corena St nea i with SNty 108 ael T'an AGP Peas 7c 5 t. bonds, actual liquidation | - icago & Cobb in center, sler of Washingt. ith a8 reported, the mevement, however, | Chlcasge, 3 & S5, B right field, Chase, first base, Eiberfe i A&P Metal Polish - 10c % C. C. & St Lous. 5, Cincinnat! 0. being unaccompanied by news devel- Coterade et % Tron. second base. Larry Gardner of Boston, AR SR R SR, o Cinolpnati, Oct. S.—St. Louls defeated Cincimnati | third base, MoBride Washingt opments affecting the property 2 o fei ey piomnst, Out_ Bt I 3 nat 1 ride, Washington, When a 5 per cent, bond selis at 59 Shutds & et o o e s | {0 Baee "o rdanineiOn : 0 s traders natually look for trouble; like- | —— Com Producis clubs contested in a field meet. ~Score: catcher, and Wood, pitch. : wise when (he common stock of | s o * Cineimnat. Score by inninge: " T Roanm e rea a" "; I fl t i i | property zoes to 2 and the preferred ugzicas & =3 5 0 et 3 o0 [ oHAtk . - TSt is called to our line of | To°3%. The Allis-Chalmers 'company | et S - SR AR RCACE Al e o s | ved 3 abis surpius aft Reonetahy.l & 113 3 OfBmtesct . 4 6 5 5 0 atteries: McGinnity, Frill an - L rer o s mat o d-t s :—;xfiv;,' 3oz g!;:fl;"'zhrfl 4910 0land Welsher: Wood and Street; um- | if Phone 29- 135 MAIN STREET Free Delivery a oes' ed June 30, 1910, but it is understood 100 General Tiectrie . R T TR ,1‘,_5_,0‘,,“, 30 2 1 1|Pire Schaefer. that the ferthcoming report for the 300 Great Northers pfd fovrey,.3p 3 1 2 2 o!anm,sb 301360 S < a5 last fiscal vear will make a poor ex- | 100 Do Ore Cifs ... Bty 3 0.1 8 o|omims . 1-gr5 s o} CEVY DECLARES | hibit, advantage of which evidently | Tbennl At B L B e WELLS-W T GHE.T VALUES | has been taken by certain interests o | i Totals, 3 9% 14 1|MYeme 20600 L3 WOCGAST FIGHT OFF I Suventsy tried to hold them back gweam:;, The Academy’s n{xf‘x&r;x{elgt‘a | press the securities for the | 200 Tier Hamesicr - | el e Over e Moe : el to the sides o fihe field, but it was | on Wednesday, when Westorly Tan, Dull Calf and Patent| company should need financial ac- | T7 " Jet Male 20 e i metels a2 w13 P 2 hc e eat e | o s ibwads (e Rapasel | cHbEE o, v 3 commodation it doubtless will experi- Tntrenationad Pump st Louis . 10208100 03 atee bility of playing a game on the field —_— Colt and Kid ence no dnflcun‘;l in securing u.l as it oms Cemral. -0 Cincinnatt 5 e 0080000t ye Levy. backer for Mati Wells,| With much satisfaction to either play- . Trinity Too Speedy for Dorchester. 5 si that under normal con- : Soutkern. . waco hit, Abe Levy. bacl 3 Hud 2 2 vis- 2 : | has a business that under no Tdo daso hit, Kometeh. English holder of lightweight humors, | &3 OF Spectators unless some provis- | The speed and stratesy of the Trin- 3.50 and $4 { ditions is extremely pro . S et OT® | ion, like ropes, is made for KeePing | ity eleven was (06 much for ¢he heav. 2 o S nited Steel was active, clos- ; ; announced Saturday night in New e ; s 5 { United teel was active, clos- | Chleago 3. Pittshurg 2. = : the crowd kack. and more experienced team from —— ing at a small net gain, and with | s st pouis. Chicaso, Oct. ied Hits by Chicaso soulel warts e aae Teorad JERL Detween |t Imeuns: Dorchester Tech, and the Hartford col- | Reading and' Union Pacific, svp‘prhllé:dl} ey et with arrors by Pl Bae, e decile w i iona) VISDs and a4 ’aflfw-hm;' s opcl Norwich Independenis—Donovan .| legians wen at Hartford, Saturday B I,'eruusa“ ‘ flhal’bllflfleau the larger Jj]_l’o!v(;)“!inr:Vz.lelhgodaflvs"xxutldo, 0 Y. Tan o Al Sine eI e it b g an £ Be]"de‘t{ rgl’hgak( “kBuvdW)K e el (e i o raders mac eftc 1= 0. o 1 5 3 Cfones Riordan le, Washburn re, Rowe ab, | enced some qiffieulty in carrving ; s o Miisouri P, 28, had been called se G IynahE 3 y Y y s either way in- the gen- | N : olow ng‘,?‘mg‘iegm:‘flff‘” ,{:’t‘:nl’;fi,“;' L’Heureux, Colligon Ihb, Popham rhb, | through attempted plavs, and made FRANKLIN SQUARE. i g ] o | o 8 8| Wolgast's backer, to accept a $10.000 | F'glding (capt) fb o |frst downs only twice during the same. | VESTOCK MARKETS. | G0 $ §|guerantee with $10,000 stde bet. Both Iz, Foley rz. McDonald rt, Crowther’s 110 Yard Run. { LIVESTO ; i e Tglo e o ety P, 10:| Guinan 1i, O'Neil re, Jones le, Cole ab. | Brown easily defeated the Massachu- SAWYER PRINCETON'S STAR. New York,. Oct, 6—Receipts of| 03¢ P ¢iposed by Georse Mcbonald, Weily | oY PIIven hh, D.Shea b, C. Shed | seris Agricultural college ot Providence g g ALpEESTa beeyes: e U110 shead, dncludine 88 | o o[ manuses pucolonen jvarisdiia lesganis Lol Do oi T T meae a e 20 B D, e forwardlvee Figured in All the Tiger Touchdowns cars for sla and exporters and | 100 vy ? | guarantee. It is possible, however, that|, Red’ L'Heureux s Bl Tl Worked ¥or long galns by . Apal ; for ng with the ; Stz 4| the money question may be adjusted|l2lfback for Norwich, but was put ou Sl Tt gainst Villa Nova. | Dt ¢ ¢ ki Aty H e v B of play with a twisted ankle carly in S houn [ u fonelcoge: st s Although handicapped hat b were firm to 16c high- (P2 s o z = 4 the game after.he bad been doing siar | Syrackling made several long =nd runs, . - o 2 220 i b1t IR Hins: , St = B wat fleld at Brinecton Suturday n steers slow and_barely » 3 COLLINS CLIPS HIS MARK el Elies o) prefty Hals geal fromtha 20 ! Rt i Is firm on limited receipts i % e 3 :;’;?eéz:i:x:l::c;?g':uvfit‘:l p ate oA Sl ot Vi SR e W BY OVER A MINUTE. YALE 12, SYRACUSE 0, yard line. best the visitors e il cleared te prime nati neout when wiouing run seored. N S bl S e S S i e ot S e i L L e 7.05 per 100 1b e LR R Crack Bicycle Rider Was in Great| Howe Kicks Two Goals from the Field No Game at Jewett City. of the game, and sel s ibetter | 071 Choice stec 7.50: bulls at $! % 6000100601 Form at Newark. for the Blue. | . Because of unfavorable weather on open flold runaing bean son At Pric. | G$160; cows at 4.50. " Dressed To base B, ‘Beers, Witsn: erer’ oo Tase [ e 5. e it Saturday fh Taurel Hills did not sa B0, | The- nowl SENGRRE Sren T Dors. in moder nd at s@ize et Newark, N. J,, Oct. 8.—Elmer Collin Yale defeated Syracuse Saturdey at | to Jewett City to meet the football tion and was indi@estly rosponstons gop | ToT native side o cables from = = talder of the motor paced bicycle rec-| New Haven, 12 to 0, in a game devoid | team twith which they had e game =il of Princeton’s touchdewns. caltle markets at Britain. FOOTBAL RESUTS SATURDAY. ord for ome mile, improved his time| o any speci spectacular featu | scheduled. The Jewett City team will Both elavens stuck $o the open game 1JXPOrts tomorrow, beeves and Yale 12 Syracuse 0. L ;5 seconds at the Vailsburg track| excepr the kicking of Howe of Y be here next Saurday. A Bl WA sdee wab e quarters of ‘beel. = Hasresa 3. iy o 0. today. In a second trial against his| who twice put the ball over (he peatedly Dy the teams. Villa Nowa| Receipis of calves were 374 head, Tear C R former record of 1.13 3-5 Collins cut| for field goals for Yale, and his punt- such a pass, while Walier made a FRet, making with i b 15 oriin = o e Face Won|) yale's play ¢ touchdown for Princeton after recov. 5t0Ck 261 on sale. Aarket steady, but Gerlidte 58, ML 6 Star's 5. {by-J. Clarke of Australia, @ mile invi-| = The Syracuse haifbacks played a | _DARKEN THE HAIR. ering o pass from Penfleld. With this| D0 Drime mon Dirimouth 13, Coigy 8¢ * | atign Drofessional won by ¥red Hill| strons game on the defense and pre- ittle S d Sulphur Makes G BIERITGE 0k peusing Sutne w8 {0 g0k Naals it $71.00( | 117000 Tited S {of Boston and a_two mile handicaap| vented any long runs on the part of | A Little Sage and Sulphur Makes Gray i -ess by the Tigers. $10.00 per 100 pound gulls Jatis i De. ofd Dickinson 28, Western Maryland 18, | rrofessional won by Anderson of De: The Blue tried out the forward | Hair Vanish—A Remedy for o "% 155.00@$6.00: southern and Indjana fed| iy ui® . Coveer I L L were other features of the da thoroushly, using it seven times, i All Hair Troubles. 5 , Waba Boows 25, Masa Assic 8 programme. There was also a tandem ¢ with success twice. The one g ’A,S,SES Eougn. diana veals at $9.00@$9.50. | D Erj‘:";t}‘!‘:(sflszfiéma‘:r H. Stats 0. js teh e by J. gosler of Brook- fm»“z‘::];\ ‘r‘»:[s‘: Tfiéu by Syracuse ‘hit| : Who doesinot know the value of saze B B LS i Nlinboy. Goriing | 0 ataie ot B o ons et i Spineteia S G Ninliams 3. Iy7. and B4 Root of Boston from the | the ground : | and sulphur for kecping the hair dark, for Lamoine, He S unchanged at 10@ | 5190 Western Unbol .. Miohigan 24, Case 0. = S The Blis did not show anything of a | soft, glossy and in good condition? As ot A B s dh Tocr oo @] ——— Wheeling & T. Frie Penn. 9. Utsinue 0. spectacular nature, but they zave the |a matter of fact, sulphur is a natural Abe the Newsbor of New Tondon 5t sheep ‘and dambs were | o o ooy e AT B NEW LONDON OUTCLASSED. impressicn of having latent power that | element of the hair, and a deficiency ne 3 C New T.ondo o ep a e ———— ving a > e 1 2 v 3 t includi 2 rs r Tniversity of % s ld enable the team to develop into e hair is held by many scalp B it atay night; pase- | L St SEL L L ) MONEY. R Local Independents Win, 23 to 0— | SPOS SPaDIC (e (S0 (R SCRUGR Mg | & to be connected with loss ot - R A M el Bl Bl fape LR L e srades fuii| New York, Oct. Money on call | Chicaso Fielding’s Work the Feature, ames approach. In the third period | color ang vitality of the _hair. Un- rien & o AR S - |:steady. The pens wi el _ | nominal—no loan me loans eas- Ketcham scored Yale's one touchdown | questionably, there is no beiter remedy Bl A e ey R e Tete Sleared coliy 60 dave 3@3 i-4 per cent. and 90 Purdue 0. The New London Independents were | ang Francis kicked goa 4 for hair and scalp troubles, espectally S0NE. (Bal e Naw Ssciel ts auit the | per 106 Tes; cuils af $456- vea ¥s 3 1-2@3 3-4; six months § 3-4@ | Difadis 3. Millen 0. no mateh for Manager Bendett's Nor- Challenge for Clippers. | premature gr: , than sage apd wrestiing game and will confine his|at $5.00. Dressed mutton fin per cent. g 2 New York Tniverdty 3, Muhienbers 0. Jleh Tndependents e s The _Greeneville ~grammar school | SUlPhur, If property —prepared. . fhe work in the future to hexing. He had | 6 h a few wethers sell- Prime mercantile paper, 4 3-4 per| ynion o, Stovens Institute 0. agY afternoon and were easlly de- | ryothall team send a challenge to the | et Renla s omanaton o = Teard that Maurice Lemoine of Web- | d lambs, strong at| Ce€n sterling eoxchange, steady at| Geometown 65, Willlam and Mary 0. feated at football, 23 to 0. The win- r a game on the Cranberry | YOrk put up an ideal remedy of this ster, Mass, had ,HI;"IFd him to a|10@ i 4 for 60 days and 4.86.2¢ for de- \“Yasmnm:\ lmjl xf‘-.l. mrmm Onuueal. ners scored three touchdowns in the This will be the first | Kind, called Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Do only tos happy te arraunge, ss he|lfor sin ¢ h the exception of | Silver 52 1-2; Mexlcan doliars 45, Gov- imilton 6, Rensselaer Poly 0. Do o Tosyany all but the | gether for many years past in the G.|to sell it under gusrantes he had beer. waiching for a long time for | a few head. Feeling weak and the | ernment bonds easy. Railroad bends Dret intoi s moul €.'S; They expect to turn out a suc. | money will be refunded if it falls to do © chance at the Webster lad. One of | Wholo range quoted 4t $5.50@1.05 per . i AMRRICAN LEAGUE. ot menr daetroey ondon got | cessful team, as Captain Smith will | exactly as represen = : BAs TALet boats b a e e ot ROl $208.600,635. Balances: | clewisd 4, Chicazo 2. rt pame. Cuicaso 4, | SDYWhEre near dangerous they lost the | RS (ot down to hard practice every s 1f,7ou have dandruff, or st your hair 38-round affair, in which he laid away | Chicago, Oct. 6.—Hogs steady to a Clereland 1, second sum ball on a fumble and at other times|goy°this week. They expect to have | is thin or DENIIE Eray, get i noltle of ~ & sailor, the battle taking place on a | Shade higher; quality r: estimated For the woek—Exchanges: $1,941,- asoeieit 1. St Lonuls 0. Called in the elghtn—| they were unable to make headway |iyo packfield consist of Mulkins, Col- | this remedy from your druggist today, Darge before a big crowd of the jack- | receipts today, 16,000: official receipts|065.41. Balances: $101,557,939. ‘Soston_§, Chicago 1. against the stift Norwich defense. One | jin * Kramer and Smith, and some | and see what it will do for you. Soa, Vesterday. 21,223: shipments, 3,692 loft o Now York-Fhildebhis gume elld of; wej touchdown by Popham _and two BY | pis husky boys on the line. {Chis. preparation is offered. to: the s Over, 6387 eatiniatont reectots to utrs COTTON. srounds. Fielding were scored in tho“fll)‘;!t&hnl}lf. 2 public at ftty cents a bottle and is v T 000 heiern L T ot 5 2 owe kicked goals from all but the recommended and sold by all druggists, SEASON OVER. row, 9,000 of prices, $6.20@6.65;| New York, Oct. 7.—Cotton: Futures firat. Mariager BEndett AOotal the s Looking for Dates. Special agents, The Les & Osgood QUAKER CITY FANS Co., 131 Main street. GOBBLE UP TICKETS. No Pasteboards Left for First Two light, $6.10@ | $6.00 opened steady. Ootober 9.73; Novem- December 9.87; January 9.74; 9.77 bid; March 9.82; April May 9.97; June 10.00 bid mixed and_butchers, $5.8 The Taftville football team wish to challenge any team in eastern Conmec- ticut averaging from 140 to 160 pounds. All dates are open with the excepl gle touchdown in the second half, car- rving the ball over after the New London e¢leven had twice turned back the Norwich plunges through the cen- ber 9 Februar Best Year Ever for American League —Johnson Picks Athietics. @6.75: rough ers, $6.60@6.70; s close; es- September 9.67 piilicago, Oct £ Wit final games e Games in Philadelphia. ter on the 1-foot line. Rowe kicked | of October 21, Adar javed on eas felds yesterday, the s 5007 S, S 2 e the goal. to D. J. MeSheifery, Bo » : : - cows and heifers, o C : ; ; o s : . 3 glowng gumes ot the 1011 Amefican| 146 e s gl S Balies sloscd mank o camg blds: | Philadelphia, Get. §.—Tvery reserved| ”Thob < feature of the game was the | Conn. g were played in the west | s, $3.1 : ber 9.78 nuary 9.62; February seat for the frst two games iu this city | running of Capt. Fielding, who burst | e | :”y;, e i “’ »‘ :ul 'T'\ |l...;:,i= | $5.00a 55 3 b e BT for e I (h::l,,,pm,s,,,,,hm, 1- :m gh the ,"~lw _f].uxl’don lenfiki.\xld 1 Football Game Postponed. i A Chicage winning from Cleveland. O e Beivn s o ready been disposed of and the man- | backs. Lossing off haif 4 dozen tacklers | . el Wig | - ; i o reep steady to strong; es 9.93; Auglst —; Septem- ¥ e 1 O ddl %} he Acalemy-Heavyweights football B i T o R E, PRA-] e Dte today, 12.000 bl B ber 9.50. B i SEPL- | ggement at Shibe park were kept busi- | each time before he was downed. New | game at he state hospital grounds for | 7 BB I bt the Asi- | 4 lambs, @6.30; western, | 9.95; middiing gulf 10.20; ne sales, e e e Cer g u B e | R THEINE EE LRI i fathicred | account” Of wer grounds and. cold | ful applicants. All out of town requests for tickets kick on which the ball was gathered @s. w lLondon man and carz e following | ¥ the following GHIGAGD GRAIN MARKET. L Yt s_;;cKs S Oben - Tigh were re‘msfid. .-as there were not enough s ]hfiul&e l‘ile :\l'as flnn:]l_ > R American league z kS to supply the demands of local patrons behind by - the speedy T e M e e b o M Tow cue | D o7 theralab; ards from (hie Nerwich oat Sweaters an erseys ganization hax ever known. Irom a| 700 Alis Cialwers 50 B £ The seating capacity off Shibe park,| goai. That was the nearest New Lon- 3 y financial standpoint the year has been | 759 Amsl. Comper 1% conx grandstand and bleachers, is close {0 don ot and they lost the ball on the 2 & success for each of the eight 10008 Am. Roec mover bass o~ 6% ey | 25.000. It is expected that nearly $.- | next play on a fumble, Up-to-date line at Reasonable Prices. ',"n'.‘“,yr_l st _2 as lflxm xlllri\_(s'ip.aliins 130 A can Mo 6% 835 n00 persons, w;xl(l witness ; the = first A hnfi :-,1'1;\\-’(; nft ah].]nu .-‘au‘ "u.rme‘d ' Alladeiphia in the worle erie g de s, oaps: gume. as standing room in the en-fupon the field at all points, merely = § = il e & _icwning achievement for | 0 AR G O o i oy | closute Ywill accommodate between | leaving a ring of open sround around | e Ve PENDILETON, Jr., 10 Broadway she American e Am. fow Securitics May .. 50% 0% 80% . . E,000 and 10,000 spectators. . the twe elevens as they ude up. A b= - i > 5 > i 20 % 4