Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, May 8, 1912, Page 3

NORWICH BULLETIN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 8 1912 INSURANCE. A Specialty £'ARM INSURANCE J. L. Lathrop & Sons, NO SYMPATHY NEEDED by the vecelver of a check in full for his policy of PIRE INSURANCE. He may have wept the night before while | vember 9, his home was blazing—but think of | Princeton; bis consolation in the morning? Can we write YOUR policy too? ISAAC S. JONES, Insurance and Real Estate Agent, Richards Bldg, 91 Main St THE TOWNS-PEOPLE OF MONTVILLE, wt le should in the future consid- er the financial strength of a BOND- ING CO., as of some importance. .. We _represent THE AMERICAN SURETY CO, of New York, which is the strongest in the world. B. P. LEARNED & CO. fhames Loan & Trust Co. Building. Agency establiskad May, 1346. \bt OFFICE OF WM. F. HILL Rea! Estate and Fire Insurance, v jecaind In Comsry’ Block, over C. M. ams, Room: §, third floor. Telephone 141. ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW Brown & Perkins, fitomeys-at-Law Over First Nat Bank, Shetucket St Entrance stairway next to Thames Natlona' B Telephone 33-3. INVESTMENTS Dominick & Dominick | Tel. 901 Norwich Frank O. Moses, Mgr. GRAFF, GILMORE, Speclal. G. EDWARD GRAEF Stocks, Bonds and Grain Room 5, Chapman Buil, 65 Broadway, ng, Norwich, Conn. §| MEMBER Consolldated Stock Exchange of New York, Chicago Board of Trade Telephone 842, C. H. GILFILLAN, Mgr. §| Ask for our weekly letter. 1 ul informatio:. {| is full of us TheDimeSavingsBank OF NORWICH, DIVIDEND The regular Semi-annual Dividend been declared from the net earn- ings of the past six months at the rats of Four per cent. a year, and will be payable on and after May 15, FRANK L. WOODARD, aprizddaw Treasurer, QLALITY in work should always be considered especially when it costs no more than the inferior kind. Skilled men are employed by us. Our price tell the whole story. STETSON & YOUNG. Hack, Livery and Boarding STABLE We guarantee our service to be the B8t at the most reasonable prices. MAHONEY BROS., Falls Ave Garden and Flower Seeds Just the time to buy, Then when the warm days g oston, May play, but if a child is hurt, the chances e > a hundred to.one that the driver of the country, die the bl for the accident. long fllness. ~Gr ped many - varsity eight men for Harvard, Yale Bro s m [ g a , Yale 3ronson and Clarence Ferns are and other colleges, and for ' eight for B S | tude with respect to that stoc PRINCETON FOOTBALL SCHEDULE GAMES TODAY. American Loagus. Chleago at Washington, St Louls st New York Detroft st Boston. Cleveland at Philadelphin. 1912 Season on Gridiron Will Include Nine Games—Only Out of Town Game That With Harvard at Cambridge Nov. 2—Stevens First Opponents. Lost. Cuicago g 5 e ost 7 Wedkinvion 7 Phlladelphis. 3 Princeton, N, May T.—Jrinceton | years was coach for the Boston A. A.| Clevelund .. H will play only one football He was also & sweep odrsman of abil- [ Dult - H from home next fall, according to ity. He was born in Ireland 42 years | xoov4in o] 1912 schedule, which was announced | ago. tonight. In meeting the objections of the faculty to out of town trips, th only game arranged on foreign terr N. F. A. vs. Clinton, This afternoon the N, ¥, A, team is - cruich Lt o double snd a5 ‘e | U : tory is the Harvard game &t Cam- | sneduled to meet the Clinton nine at | yiscn ohich ‘et Bosion o runa n | Field Squads—Rowing Interest In- bridge November Nine games in| (yinton. The game between the Acad- - creasing. all are scheduled, or one less than | o ttOit, SN FINe BT nL, slated for 5 By, 3o y h i next Saturday, has been called off, OW- | goopert 4 2 1 1 41 4 & 8] The University of Pennsylvania re- M The sc K’dllltj‘ follow y ing to last Saturday’'s trouble in this |Eugiess 8 1 8 3 4 02 2 0llay carnival and games on Franklin T e city. e SR 40 %0 | field emphasized the fact that Pennsyl- ;frs}_r-mcplron NN g — Gardnersh 4 02 8 13 3 o o] vania mustbe considered a strong con- B stviiias Prissety Donahue Makes 141. Lowskf * 3010 41900 tender for intercollesiate track and torber 19, Syracuse at Princeton; At the Aldi alleys on Monday, H.|OSfant 303 3 Ut TGl hences i eine e vicwzy tober 26, Dartmouth at Princeton; Hill took the daily prize for high sin- | Woxip 3 0 0 2 e e e . Jusihws and ovin AEtard bt Catbeidp gle with a string of 123. On Saturday @00 o offour mile events, and the particularly e 9, + New, Tork. univ at | Connors was high man with 124 and [ Toas 20 62713 gfpey 10 ¢ ¢ 8/ fine running of Bodley, McCurdy, Lev- November 1, at | on Friday Domahue hung up a mark Wonden. | 8%8.0 e:e],cinE 80d Pukicr shows that the uni- PH i 2 . s E T R R s e BNRE RRe TNCT a emlie vadd ‘versity will be strong in the distance nceton. 4 el f RN TSy 36 10 34 13 3 | races, . | *Batted for Dubmo fn Gin. Simpson's _victory in_the hamm HOSPITAL BASEBALL TEAM, MOTORCYCLE NOTES. e D: ry hammer Season Will Be Opened Saturday with A motor »t'l ‘(lul? of 2 mf*xy\hers a ‘Btrong ‘Team—Dfficers, for Year | a8 been formed in Green Bay, Wis. Selected. Houston, Te: of four motore; flying squadron The Norwich State Hospital baseball tion held its annual meeting in usement hall of the institution for the purpose of 1t again open for motorcycle race Boston, May T.- today, though outhit by the Tigers. Boston Derolt e 5 Two base bit, Wagner. Afh ioming on acevunt of rain. the rgl National League. Boston_at Chicago. Brooklyn st Pltsburs , New York st 8t Louls, Philadelpble st Clucinoatl, AMERICAN L=AGUE STANDING. Boston 5, Detroit 4. Boston won_from Datrolt 5 to & Two passes, & —s 1— Chieago 1, Washhington 0. Washington, May 7.>-Chieago defeated Washiogion 0. the game being called ‘at the end of the A home run over fidd fence by Lord reglstered the win- f e be: de! in | oy Score: ¢ ok for the year, At d some of the best Tiders in | niag rua. Score e arest manifested this Spring, | the Eame are expected to enter, | washingon. gy e a e Bl il 2 poase shnpos e and the promises are the best for an Rath 2 13 ooterst 30 00 0 excellent season team will be a | The Soutl anton (Pa.) Motorcycle 3 L 01 ofFostersb 1.1 1 4 0 strong one with two new players in the | clut Is ar in con- 300 obilgnd 210600 Mason Palmer for short, and | junction with the Scranton Automobile Lt oy B W R 3 i 110 0Fmnid 31810 or sec | club this summe D5 0 ofKngmoa 2 0218 election resulted as follows: 020 of\Bridess 20131 ames M, Sterry; secretar: F. Madison PBarrett has been ap- S8 Sl 3 e 6y m Wicks; manager, J. McGraw. | pointed oficial F. A. M. referec for the S There was a contest over n | Avgusta (Ga.) Motorcycie s race 215 6 of the candidates being J. MoGr | meet on the Georgia-Carolina fair | Score b instog 1 Farrell. On the vote grounds Me y e Chicago Gets Two-Miler, tchel Dodson has been elected president of the Natlonal Motorcycle shington, D. C. This club Chicago has landed the 1912 two- 00, vid s Won. Loet. wile nitional wteur championship . if.“‘f;‘(;:’{s}f&]‘:"‘\‘}’fl“s fios Clocionatt 1 f of the Federation of American Motor- | po g s ouie Chlea B 8. As a result this race Will be | mpe Mrarviand Motorevele club and | Boson - s 1 ure of four days of racing ! 4 n 4 1 Pittsburg 10 od in the Wind: ity fr e S the Tou club of ryland, t0- | Brookiyn T8 9 led in the Windy city from May | gether with other motorcycle clubs ¥ | Phiisdsiphia ] § 0 to June 2, by the North Shore Mo- | Baitimore, recently held their. first |8t Lous H 1 gLl ey nday ride to Annapolis, Fifty riders g h year the F, A, M, selects oughout the United S championship event made the tri Plans LA Clicago, Home run, Lord. NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING. Boston 9, Chicago 4. cago defested Boston todsy, t wis ‘& ope-sided afalr, in 1 has greatly increased interest fn row- 1ing matters at the red and blue instl- ‘tution. The cobwebs of twenty-three vears will be brushed from the cup Which was. presented by George W. Childs in 1879 for annual competition between the three universities. Cornell was subsequently admitted as a competitor in the races for the Childs cup, but none has been held since 1889, when the Ithacans defeated Pennsylvania by a margin of half a second. Originally the races were be- tween four-cared crews, but in 1889 the elghts were entered, and this year it will again be between the eight oared crews, PENNSY HAS FINE ATHLETIC PROSPECTS Unusually Geod Material for Track and throw over the best weight man of the east shows that Pennsylvania is likely to pick up potnts in this event, which had previously not been counted upon, With Mercer in the pole vault and broad jump, Hayeock and Bdwards in the hurdles, Burdick in the high jump and Marshall in the sprints, Pennsyl- vania has a team which looks formid- able in practically every event on the programme. Pennsylvania thinks that in Mercer, the football captain, they have the best all around track athlete in the college ranks, a man who would add strength to the American Olympic team and would be a formidable competitor for the all Tound champlonship. Mercer can run the one hundred and the two hundred and twenty yard dashes in even time; he can go close to twenty- five seconds in the low hurdles, is good on occasions for twenty-three foet in the broad jump, has frequently cteared twelve feet in the pole vault, and has a record of 49 3-5 seconds for the quarter mile. Mercer also has the necessary bufld for a weight man. Mike Murphy is still undecided as to what events he will use Mercer in. COAL AND.LUMBER. Complete aséortment for re- pairs or building. - COAL Enough to meet actual neces- sities— E. CHAPPELL €0, Central Wharf and 150 Main Street . Telephones CALAMITE COAL “It burns up lean.” Well Seasoned Wood C. h. HASKELL. 402 — "Phone: — 489 GOAL Free Burning Kinds and Lehizh ALWAYS IN STOCK. A D. LATHROP, Office—cor Market and Shetucket Sts Telephone 163-12. JOHN A. MORGAN & SON, Coal and Lumber Teiedhone 834 PRICES FOR WEEK DAY, MAY 6th A&P Condensed or Eva Marie Elizabeth Brand: Diamond-Crystal SALT, 3 LIBERAL OFFERING OF COFFEES 30 Stamps with 1 Ib. EI Ryad 25 Stamps with 1 Ib. Ambosa 20 Stamps with 1 Ib. Sultana’. 10 Stamps with 1 Ib, Coffee 5 Stamps with 1 Ib, Coffee 10 Stamps with 1 Ib. 8 o'Clock 10 Royal Gold Stamps Central Whar! DOINGS IN THE FREE A Bottle Ammonia A Bottls Queen Olives A Can Old Dutch or f Cieanser .. 10c 15¢ 10¢ AUTO WORLD Atlantic Deing completed e b i or Spag J 0 was honored with one of | tor o1 toally e completed | which the locals outhit the vidtars 2 0 1. “Tho A pk. Macaroni or Spaghstti. .. 10c ey by s ! or the g Federatec ng of Archer and Campbell was & featore, Tho | A&P Smoked Besf the events and plans are already being | Motoreycle clubs of the i e . . . A Jar moked Beef. ade to Bt the tradk i fass oot | Motoreyele clubs of the Sen Joaquir R i Rhode Island Registration Plates Not Ready For Six Weeks [ A Can Sauerkraut - tion for the two-mile race this year. | (houwand riders. ars expeoted to ot % o e PhEEE ’ A =5 2 i el L Ll — | tend. 4 e R —Big Sales in Westerly Reported—A Million Miles of Crouse Gets Deoision Over Houck. Ihest™ 4 030 0 i May 7—Buck Crouse of | Mvs Ofbeiias 49 8 0 0 Road to Be Improved as Result of Increase in Use of I was awarded a decision | 3!V¢ ot Ofgprucas 4 1120 . over Leo Houck of Philadelphia in a | 2% in the ¢ Lawmez,3 oprDonaled 3 1 1 2 1 o twelve-round bout before the Pilgrim | 1o/ the « emen b SR Automobiles. ", tonight, although th s some | Deing mads s parade e 26010 —_ iroRal y ac | Cyclists down the main streets of the | muu, 10010 ne verdict, Houch used both hands | g A 210°°% An advertising automobile bearing|of the many automobiles that will cons ~4l~xlf ly, E\))‘lg Crouse v"dd. his Phtnam ¢ bile own g Totals, 33 72415 1an Illlnois license plate was in Nor: ome with the Watch Hill cottagers Crouse had his left in occasional ex- | iy Sigh ot *Batted for McTigue in-9th. wich on Tuesday. s covtlon and _caused_ Houck * serious | O il ol Ui R D 4 oo es| A million miles of road In all parts| The speed merchant is again with us trounle &t times, Qrouse ended ths] streets, but make a ice of | Boss 38013288 =% of the United States this year will re- | this season, despite all the warnings | e g o o buas hith, Hofman, Sheckard; three base wits, | C€IVe attention of one kind or another jand accidents that have come to deter Wil Kb B drnps e “|as a result of the greater use of the |him. Putting ether in the gasoline to ing across its pa s reckless L bout in & ph May 7. FINANGIAL AND DRIVE AGAINST STEEL. of New Jerscy. ¢ & O Bear Pressure Forces Stock Down on Large Transactions. Yor] ay Interest ock mar continued rgely around United day. That stock was again subjected to severe pressure, declining to 6 he middle of the day on ver: Much of today's in to cel tion, which has openly shown since feasared.” Soore: " s Ja. are strict in the enforcement of laws | AN e oy e OO b ol Cinelat po s o| Telating to automobiles, the importnat AmmutiGh: peei 15, Bave. baes. it i Opmnex 5111 ¢|section that refers 'to registration | seems 2 fur- Bawscd 311 01f vi ced fo . nished by the institution of the hear- o ORentity 5 113 o o|Dlates “k‘;‘ e gl e ing Against the corporation in con- 00 lit 3 0 0 o ¢fSiX weeks, as those of the new design | nection with the suit for dissolution by o 3025 ofwil not be ready for distribution be- the. faderal ‘govectiment 5 Pasker.ct 0 315 & 1|fore that time. Therefore the owners The balance of jthe mar s * 3% 2 4 1|of machines having the plates issued | from steady to strong it Dootn,o o 20 6 1 oflast year will retain the same. The | far hlpw those of yvester Seat 2 20 0 0 6 owners of machines that have not been Union Pacific, Lehigh V: ana & s 909 ¢ 0| previously registered will be required York Central among the standard s 2885 §|to display the registration number, way shares more than held their own 0 ——|but can do so just as their fancy di ke o opentng. Whichiwa wak ail Totals, 19 3 |tates. In consequence there are mew around, and gome of the active indus- e s 1% e P automobiles in Westerly carrying their trials, including American Can and e & numbers, home-made, on the covers of Am n Smelting, gave an equally ik iy of cardboard boxes, shingles or almost good account for themselves, but the Cincinast oo 01 any other material of sultable size. session In he main was dull and un- Two base hits, Esmond, Paskert Interesting. _The financial community throo base hits, Tius, Downer, S Within a month two Westerly dealers showad no disposition to paye more S have each received a carload shipment | than passing attention to latest po- TUESDAY'S BASEBALL RESULTS. of b ilainiDlise ot the winkes aay Top- itical _ developments, evincing much e resent. Never before have the local S I h v Connecticut League. more mu;l;fl:l in the government crop pRTen o L Fb shipments exceeded two automobiles. S s o v welitow- At New Bt Beiai Holoke gams post | 3 e L arket. n its oned—wet grounds and col 3 | main essentials the showing was up B Hitun Farloot Betorpert | pusne: Joniled o8 v T SRY twn s Mitomebiles of: New | to general expectations, except that the B s York registration are in Westerly to | abandonment of acreage for winter CONNECTICUT LEAGUE STANDING. remain until fall, . In & short time tha wheat is larger than all r cent fore- sts. New All the grain carriers moved up im- mediately after the issuance of the crop report, with especial strength in Union Pacific, Atchison and the we: <rn and northwestern groups. Reading, o0, went higher than before and the movemmt spread to Steel, which re arly decline closing was active and stron indications of investment buying ds for the $65,000,000 of New Yor y 4 1-4 per cent. bonds were opened the late afternoon. Bids were a %and practically all its ‘he in shado under prevailing quotations for outstanding issues, averaging under 101. On the whole, however, the suc- cess of the offering scems Tondon reves ed its position of terday in this market, buying round lots of Steel and Amalgamated Cop- | _ per. Apropos of the coppers, those is- | ss Lenigh uos were under Some restraint, pre- | 500 Chiuo sumably in connection with the April | $%0 Ee report of the copper producers, to come | “gor” ou tome you are prepared for planting Pooplofiarket 6 Franklin St. JUSTIN HOLDEN, Prop. Just Arrived — H. Koehler & Co’s BOCK Free dellvery* to all parts of the clty, H. JACKEL & CO. Dr.F. W. BOLMS, Dentist Shannon Building Annez Room A Telechone 623. oct10d WHEN you wane te put your busts Bess before the pubiie, thers is no me- @lum better than through the adyerts. g columns of The Buliens Total out tomorrow, and which is expected Holyoke Haritord St. Louis Loses to New York. —Murwiard was effective fn all th, nd St Louls lost to 3 to 6. Secore: New York. Taft saw Philadel- . 8 t 5. It was an the locals Cinchnai plased & thelr every effort. Cinelnnatl played s fielding game, and this combined with op- hitting by the visitors allowed Philadelphls tory. Esmond and Paskert bit well Won. Lost Haven 5, Provtdencs 6. nto—Jersey City 4, Toronto 3. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING. 2|in what will be known as & farmers a ol sbhpos e 4 opoworelt 5 10 0 0 0 o/Doyleis 4 1100 2 0 ot 4 2 300 ofBeckert 4 0 2 00 OMerkleT> 3 110 2 0 30114 13381 0Meserso £ 0.7 60 oMuraucto 4 10 5 0 0 |Flgtcher,2b 0 o ————— —| Totals, 3 9 1 1 sih 0000000 3 0010000 3 Meskle, Hsuser, Miller. * highways brought about mainly by the | increased number of self-propelled vehicles, In making this estimate, | Chairman George C. Diehl of the A. A. A. good roads board, believes the total is a conservative one, for there are now 2,000,000 miles of roads, of which easily one-half comes in for a | substantial amount of daily traveling. In the spring reports which the good roads board receives from all parts of the country there is unusual grist of information indicating positive prog- ress, Down in Texas, the Texas Good Roads association and the Texas State Automobile association are combining Tun, a condition of which stipulates | that the entrant must live on a farm or ranch, own his own automobile and drive it himself. In ‘the Lone Star state the percentage of cars sold to | farmers has more than doubled during the past six months, While the officials of Rhode Island New York plates will be replaced by | some sort of a sign bearing the Rhode | Island registration numbers, Though the season for touring has | not really opened, still one of the larg- | est garages in New London was filled ‘to capacity on two nights of last week, ‘which is taken as indication that there will be considerable doing in the auto- | mobile business in the near future. | | touring in the west part of Brooklyn, | superior preparation of Sage, combin- | itching scalp and Joose, falling hairs increase its explosive force and get more speed is one of the stunts being A&P PURE FOOD BULLETIN AND CUT. Great 3 for 26c Salp &2 Pure JELLY, 3 tumblers - - __ PICKLES, Mixed, Gherkins, Chow, ‘Gz Selected PRUNES, 65 to the [b., 3 Ibs. - ___ Fig NEWTONS, 3 1bS. _ - - -oco o mmme Sultana String BEANS, 3 cans__________. Red Kidney BEANS, 3 cans____________ A&P Corn SYRUP, 3 cans - A&P PUMPKIN, 3 cans . ._.___.____26¢ New Laid EGGS, fresh from nearby farms, doz_22¢ Whole-Milk CHEESE, Ib. ... COMMENCING MON- MILK, 3 cans DINES, 3 cans___ pkgs. S . S 3 bots. sssxsei-badan st ROYAL 6OLD STAMPS 25 STAMPS with 1 bottle EXTRACTS .. 20 STAMPS with !, Ib. can A&P COCOA . 20 STAMPS with 1 bot. STONE'S L IME JUICE th 1 1b. Tea...... e ith 1 1b. Tea......000 ith 1 Ib. Tea......500 with 1 1b. Tea...... 406 with a box Plaza ‘with'a box Silver 100 Stamps 765 Stamps 60 Stamp 40 Stamps 10 Stamps 10 Royal Gold Stamps FREE A Bottle A&P Salad Dressing.. 100 A Bottle Hire's Root Beer ....18c k. Nabiscos . 10c 7 A Dozen Boxes Safety Matches. A Cake Sapolio .. A Can Japanese C A Can of Sultana Spice. practised. 5 that are being quoted for hire in Dan- felson this season. Private owners are getting into the game and a rate of $2.50 per person for a trl idence, or Providence riv and return, has been mad 50-mile trip. A horse and ¢ Danielson people were interested early Sunday afternoon in the pass- ing through that town of a number of members of the Norwich motoreycle club. rriage for There is talk both in Putnam and|a drive to Putnam costs nearly as Danielson of organizing automobile | much, clubs this season. Organizatich is = 7 something that the motorists in that A big and powerful touring car that | section have not enjoyed, though its|was run from Paterson, N. J., to Dan- benefits are manifest. ielson this week indicated by its ap- & = pearance and by the appearance of A Danielson man who owns a new oS ” those who rode in it how muddy the touring car of 36-horsebower had it | roads are. The car needed a scraping Increased to 38 Sunday afternoon while | and a bath when it reached there—and the ¢ need ipants were almost as badly in The two additional horses were secured of attention. from a neighboring farmer to pull the machine from a quagmire. Incessant rains have kept the num- | ber,of tourists below the normal num- ber for this time of the year. Most country roads in eastern Connecticut are still in poor shape for the most satisfactory riding. A Hartford make of touring car that has given nearly 50,000 miles of serv- | ice in the past four years under three | different owners is again ready to be | put in service in Danielson Mwice around the world is some distance, but the car has made it and is still in good condition No man can kick on the livery rates than in any other part of eastern necticut. They are the property wealthy residents of the towns of Fomd4 fret, Woodstock and Thompson. The total value of them represents a big fortuze. Included in the peerless dis< play seen frequently in Putnam streets are all the leading and famous forsign cars, a few of them costing as high as $12,000 each, They are summer resi« dents’ s, and are now here from various important centers of the coume try. 4 Ad Wolgast 1s going_to give a trying out against Willle Ritchie a four round May 1L bout in Sam CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought More real high-priced cars are own- ed within a dozen miles of Putnam Bears the Signatu.e of (1 NO_MORE GRAY HAIR. Sage and Sulphur Remedy for Dan- druff, Faded and Gray Hair. The old idea of using Sage for dark- ening the halr s again coming in vogue. Our grandmothers had dark, glossy hair at 75, while our mothers are gray before they are 50. Our grand- ‘mothers kept their hair soft and glossy with a “Sage Tea,” which aiso restored the natural color. One objection to using such a prepa- ration was the trouble of making it s objection has been overcome by the Wyeth Chemical company of New York, who has placed on the market a ed with Sulphur and other valuable | remedies for dandruff, itching scalp and thin, weak, falling hair. The beauty of the hair depends more on its rich, even shading than anything else. Don't have dry, harsh faded halr, when a simple, harmless remedy will obring back the color in a few days; and don't be tormented with dandruff, Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Rem- edy will quickly correct these troubles, and give color, strength and beauty to your hair. Get a fifty cent bottle from your druggist today, and prove this to your Comet Shaving Set THE HOUSEHOLD, $1.00 Comet Safety Razor Stropper for Blades Williams’ Shaving Sosip, 6 Guaranteed Blades * Nickel Shaving Brash FOR SALE BY ey The Westerly police are planning to | own satisfaction. All druggists ~sell 1 4 nip in the bud all reckless automobile | it, under guarantee that the money will " - 8 [ driving in the compact part of the |be refunded if the remedy is not ex- Bulletin Building, < b 1| town. It is planned to have this mat- as represented. Agent Lee & s 8 500 | ter well regulated before the advent | Osgood, H H 5 o New England Leagas. . ter 5, Lowell 2. 2 em Tedtora 5 ? nce 10, Haverhill 6. L) 3 Fall River 7. Beven Collego Games. Cambridge—Harvard 6, Lafayetts 1. Seren fn- . TneaCormal 3, B thacaComell 3, Brown 3 5 . Schenectads—University of Rochester 1, Tne : ; will enjoy the convenience ; to_show an increase of production. a At Bonds irrezular, with especially | r. v MONEY. ninge heavy dealings in the Wabash refund- S York, May 1. Toney on call = ing fours, which rose over three points, | 5t¢2d 8-4@3 per cent; ruling| At Total sales, par value, amounted to last loan 3; closing bid $2,762,000 at 3. Time loans steady; Der cent.; 90 days 3 1-2 six months 3 1-2@3 3-4 per United States government bonds were unchanged on call. per cent. cent. STOCKS. COTTON. Salos. The arrangement rowing race for Princeton, Columbia and Pennsylvania Interest in Rowing Increased. of a triangular May 18 between New Yorl closed steads —Allls Chalmers Dfd . 81700 Amal. Copper May 7.—Cotton futures Closing bids: May 11.44, 600 Am. Agricultural June 1146, July 1154, August 1158, L s September 11.60, October 11.68, Novem- . Cer & T, ber 11.72, December 11.78, January . Cotton ON. 11.75, February 11.75, March 11.81, Spot . Wde & L. ol closed quiet and 10 points higher; mid- B dling uplands, 11.90; middling gult, Locomotive 12.15; no sales. 14800 Am. Emelting & T 6 o 700 Am, CHICAGO GRAIN MARKEY. 600 Am, NEAT: Oven. Tiigh, Close. Fobacco pfd us us Totacco o0 Tk B .| AN oo H- i AR 100 il G, a0 Th B e e 800 Bethlehem Steel 5 ux % 1300 Brokdyn Rapld Transit, 8800 Canadian Pacltio ., .., 307 5T% 56% 5% Ch 700 Central Leather ... preers 24 58% 52% balg Do pd ... el “ 4% 4“ Notch &QXRV Plenty of tie space. 16c. 3 for26c. | luett, Peabody & Company, Makers, Troy, K. Y, and comfort of a Glenwood Range Glenwoods are fully guaranteed by the makers to give the service and satisfaction that they were intended ‘3) give, s A S . €. 0, Murphy, Norwich 2