Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, September 14, 1912, Page 3

INSURANCE. A Specialty: FARM INSURANCE J. L. Lathrop & Sons, Norwich, Conn. I ome th!nsl may seem good when are not, but there‘n no doukt about FIRE INSURANGE being the correct thing. To delay in this mat- ter {s simply to open your doors and invite rtin to step in. We represent all the best companies and the rates are all your favor. Don’t delay. . Insure No Y, IBAAC 8. JONES, Insurance and Real Estate Agent. *. Richards Bldg., 81 Main 8t ' Akt OFFICE OF WM F HILL Redl Estatr . . and Fiwe Jnsurancs, i 1seaind In fomary' Block, over C. M. ams) Boona §; third Goer, Tolerhone 14° —— ' ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW AMOS A, BROWNING Attorney-at-Law, 8 Richards Biag. "Phone 700. FATESEI P drae n W A SRR Brown & Perkins, iflmoy-at-lav Over nm Nm. a-nlg Su:um St Nattonas Bank " Fetemt Nationa' uuk. clnuu n-a. d¥\=A== 1st Mortgage 5% Gold Bond Net over 5.40% : : DICK BROS. & CO. Tel. 901 © . - Norwich ‘FRANK O, MOSES, qu i Wi i W o N AR Security and Return fiml:nufll‘ Margin l' Safety ‘and ) ‘% | Return. » The Features High de Manufagturing Discriminating investors are 'now udging m-:curmu on individual merit. in ¢ demand tor in -uurcuu of m.u h grad T . e manufacturs combine u!ety “Iflmul. nibcuntlu.l return and s ure oflsin 3 Ust ot sich se. a list of such se- qtéu selected after careful Inves- lon. Y d for our September circula: which discusses, in an inf the growing demand /f LANEM ) 157 Il'mkfin St SUITS IfHESSEB 503 Uur Wagon Calls Everywiars WALL PAPERS A late spring lesves us with an ef- tremely large siock of new goods om’ Jhand, to move them g have decided to cut the prices now. Yoéu can have the bemefit of it by selecting at once. PAINTING and DEGORATING are our speclaity. - P.F. MURTAGH" 92 and 94 West Main St ‘Phone. N ' Bon't Make a Mistake and overlook our stock of Carrtages, Concords and Business Wagons. ANl work high grade. at medium prices. Wa #re making a special drive on Car{ riages this year, Automobiles for rent. bargains in used cars. land cars. M. B. RING. H.nr-rllmrr and Iepairer. A few big Agent for Over- COAL AND LUMBER. GOAL Freg Burning Kinds and Lehigh ALWAYS IN STOCK. A..D. LATHROP, Office~-cor Market and Shetucket Sts Telephone 163-13. CALAMITE COAL | “It bures vy ~lean.™ Well Seasoned Wood C. H. HASKELL., 402 — "Phones - 489 ————————————— WHEN you wan: te put your bu 8 befbre the public. there Is no me- fium hetter than through the advertise ing columne of The Bulletin. EVELYNW. SMASHES SPEED RECORDS Covers Second Mile in Free for All Pace in 2.00 1-2, Fastest Heat Ever Paced by a Mare—Eel Forces Leader All the Way—First Heat in 2.03 / i Syracuse, N. Y. S$épt 13.—Three world's records were broken today by Evelyn W.in winning the free for all pace at the grand circuit meeting held T connection with the New York state fair. Her time for the mile; 2.00 1-2, in the second heat was the fastestgheat ever paced by a mare, the fastest sec- ond heat by pacers of either sex, and heats_ever paced by a mare. time “by quarters: .31; 1.00 3-4; 3-4; 2,00 1-2. 1t was The Eel that forced the bay mare, to extend Rerself, the two speed- ing side by side'around the mile ci g "Bvelyn W, was the first to the wire In each heat by a narrow margin. The speed of the leadefs was too great for Independence Boy. The free for all pace was the feature event of the closing day’s programme of eight events. Twenty thousand per- sons, were at the track. Summary of the free for all pace, purse $1,000: Evelyn (8hank) .. The 1.30 m., by The SDY 1 The Eel, g s (McEwen) 2 Independence Boy, c. g. (Vaien- i~ 3 EIGHTY, CANDLDkTES ~. OUT FOR YALE ELEVEN. Largest Sauad for Early Practice in Somer Years. New Haven, Sept. 13.—Eighty “can- didates for the Yale football team re- ported this afiernoon for practice at Yale field under the direction ofs Head Coach Arthur Howe. This is one of the largest squads af sarly praetice in some years. The candidates were given practice at tackling the dummy and catghing punts and forward pass- es. Buck Morris, who coached the line last year, Steve Philbin and H. M. Wheaton, former varsity men, as- sisted In the coaching. » McDevitt and Scully of last year's team will arrive tomorrow to take! charge of the,line coaching. g-Walter Camp, Jr.. Holliday, Philbin add Dunn, last year’s veterans, are expected out for practice tomerrow. by M & /' MOTOR BOAT'ACCIDENTS. ance 1V and Question.Go Down in Niagara Rivar—Crew Injured. Buffalo, N.. Y., Sent. 13.—The second day of the power boat races on_ the Niagara river today 'was marked by two accidents in which two of the hydreplanes went to the bsttom and the cre wof one was seriously injured Wheelman Georze Lautenslager of Pittsburg, Pa., was internally injured, and Engineer Philic Ham of Buffalo suffered a broken nose. ‘| The race was won by the Baby Reli- ance II, owned by J. Stuart Blackton, of Brooklyn. winner of yesterday's event. Tomorrow ‘the race for the interlake | championship of the Greater ' Lakes will be contestéd. This event will closc the regatta. Friday, the 13th, proved unlucky for the Rellapce IV, owned by C. E. Craw- ford of“Lakewood, N. Y. . and _the Question, nv'!wd by H. L. F. Trebert of Rochester. Im the nine speeders started across the lake at the opening of the race the Reliance IV’ was swamped and her crew were thrown into the river. While the men were being rescued the Question struck a submerged rock and went to the bot- tom. Her crew was rescued. “HARVARD V8. PRINGETON. Davidson and Stearns Mest Today for | Individual Golf Championship. « Manchesier, Vt.. Sept. 13—F. D. Davidson of Harvard and B. M. Stearns of Princeton will meet tomor- row in thé 36-hole mateh for the In tercolleglate golf champlonship on the links of the Ekwanok Country club as the race constituted the two fastestf 1.2, e - a result of their victories today in the semi-final round. dson won easi- ly from his college mate, B. W. Esta- brook, 3 up and 2 to play, Wwhile Stearns had a hard match with G. C. Stanley, the Yale captain, the contest going to the 19th hole before the Princetonian won. GAMES TODAY \ . Amertcan League. L Washington at Detroit. Philadelphis at Cleveland. - Chicago. St. Louis Sept. I tunely in the first i Louls could not oyer ‘Boston 2 and got a lead that St e. and won the opening game of the serles G 102, Score: ~ * St Louis. ab b poa e a hpos e Tooperf ' 5 2 1 0 0/WBrownlt 3 0 4 0 Yerkes2b 5 1 3 2 1Jantzentt 3 0 10 Speskeret 4 1 2 1 1Hoganct 3 8 3 0 0 Jewisd{ 3 0 21 0Prawiy 40018 Gacdnersb & 3 2 2 OKutinalb 4 1810 Siehllp 4 110 0 OAusun3b 4 2 1 3 2 gners 4 0 1 3 0Wallioass 3 1 2 2 0 gan.c 4 0 6 0 OfAlesandenc 3 17 1 # entp 4 2 0 3 0Welmanp 2 0 0 3 0 ———— 10000 Towls, o 912 10090 Testoal 10 6 00 - | Toals 32 527 9 3 *Batted for Alexander 1o 9th. **Batted for Wellman in_9th. 2Batted for W. Brown in th. L Boore. by asings: B 30010060208 S0 Toais 0 p 10010802 Two buse bits, Yerkes, Alexander, Gardner, Stahl. Naps Lambast Athletics. I moderndevnceforhypemcbotdmg | Order from your dealer. - I » was hit hard. while Gregg held Philadelphia to one A hit untll the ninth. Lejole batted two singles and S two doubles i: four times at- bat. Score: Clevelsgd. Philadolphia. : ab . ab h poa e Jobosgon,1b 5 1110 40100 . Walsh Shut ‘Out Highlanders. rifie fiy. Cheney's temporary wildness with two hits Attell Outpoi s 1 oy ol 301 8 0| Cuecaso. Beot. 13.—Walsh outpltehed Ford today, | §87¢ the locale thelr twer rune, Score: New York, S '“‘":Y Thoma o s e SR B 30 13 0| Cnicaso shutting out New York 2 to 0 in the open’ Boston, Chicasy. o jept. 13.—Abe Attell in . Jckson.ef 4 2 1 0 010 offus mume of the sedes hers Walth held the vie- | o PR RS e Lo Pobe s 8 o & NENL AR Laiedh 4 4 3 4 obr Tt & 1 8 ¥ o o 1o e e | MDonaid3 8 01 3 ofMierts 4 1.3.8 ¢ P Miacs Bis suspension poie b Bearstel ~2 1 1 0 0iWahlf 4 1 2 0 0 giene P accrs Ualdmas provenisd ron - sisitors | SWoeeney.b 2 0 8 2 O|Tinkers 4 00 8 ork state athletic commission was Graneydf 3 1 1 0 UBaryss 3 1 3% 1 gorng in the f when they managed fo get [JUT®lf 4 1 0 0 OfZim'man3p 4 1 2 2 o|outpointed by Harry Thomas of Fng- Corsche 3 1 6 1 OfThomase 8 1 2 4 1| one tnn s far as third, Seorer 3 tusrf 3 0 2 0 OfSairefll 4290 0|land in & ten round hout at Madison Gregg¥ 310 3 OfBrovnp 3 0 0 1 r’ Niga. Now York. Potam . 4 1% 3 §Duma 42 50 88quare Garden tonight. \ e b e 5Tl e e ‘nvilie.ss o 4 3 0 Totals 38 15 7 12 HCMTTE | manie © e s eeiine TooY $iodsae 4 02T slowtmB T 8 1ok S Mattidier| 4 8 ¢ 0 obnawmsi 4 10 2 ofDownelvy %114 olChirn 3303 f3 Sachems ve. Jowatt City. ; B - Lord.it 83 10 ODantels ¥ 4 1 4 0 o[ Dickeons e o 0 Lo Sobdgomant fiathiTome® 1088 M na wnw 0%, thelr last game, of the sehsom | That I can wult your Tequirements in me:"nn % A : Porenld 4 1041 Oimmorats ¢ 0 11 0 ampbell 1 0 0 0 of nl:eon&eemé mgu e rf\,“;;;“ ey everymhm any com- 150 8. rmer, Wole rege, Mclnnis; ler, 3 0} 100,1b 0 SLUPN il o/ 28 o ot ran on e ternoe - Chren base hit, Thomes Wearss 3 18 3 0lMamaidle’ 3 1 1 00| el 2 paris g of the 15th, This is *h deciding gume | oCHnE Week or bullding you Tk DAL T Yevmerct ¥3 0 3 ¢ s e ke B g of the series between {he f=o srn-:- | MAY Contemplate having dome? Sk o SOrus: tonpha Wiskinfim [+ Toh. . AN T ST | e by o | each ning having won two. Ranéyand IF YOU DON'T KNOW IT = 5 b rolt, Sent. 13.—Deteoit overcame a lead of | Totals 27 827 9 1l Totals. 30 52 11 o |Boston . 9030600 o|Rondeau will be the Laliery awvi-iue A R e s e et Wesired Iu e Chicazo 0000 33|visitors, while the Sachems Will have | the Wg’ I can convince you J ey e the n - 3 (DR e, 3 bo % ster didnc the mifs dn: the | 98100 ooaf vt me Marauvite; homerum, Chener. the famous McIntyre brothers on deck. | 18 to see Mfe and talk it oves. My ' Washington Iotocked him out of the boz.- Covington B0 ot L mates ard very reasonable and my ¥ and Willeti finis L the visitors falling to get a man oo sfier thd gerenth, when NBochler was taken out. Engle held it to three hita in six innings. but wax batted out of the box'in the elghth The score: Washingten. Detroit. ab b poa a hpoa e Moeller.st 5 33 0 21391 Featersb 5 1.3 % 60330 Milag. 5140 63100 Gandllip 5 211 1 53200 Laportedb 4 3 0 4 51110 Shankslf 4 1 2 0 51240 Mihridess 3 0 2 3 $115 0 0 Henve' 4 1.4 2 11301 Willlams.e 0.0 0 0 o100 Engle.p 20012 10000 Hugbesp 1 0 0 1 30810 g 90800 Totals, 38 12 29 16 10000 00000 . 11 00 0 Totals. 301130 18 2 st when winnl run -scored. *Batted for Boehler in Tth. **Batted for .Covington 1n 8th , Score by Innings: 0 Washington . 300023004063 Detgolt ,....... ...0 00 010331 19 Two base hits. Moeller 3. Lanorte, Moriarty; three Dbase hits, ‘Veach. Cobb. DQLLEST IN FORTNIGHT. | ——pu wrq Cr 9887 7 B, 7 54 '?1’522 :jll' % Yesterday’s Trading Exceedingly Light, | but Money Not Such Strong Factor. | New York, Sept.-13.—The only ap- preciable _difference bctween today’s stock market and the early sessions of | the week lay in the, gredter idleness. Trading in the first’ three hours ran under 100,000 shares, and the totul out- put was the smallest in over u fort-| night. - The money situation was less | obtrusive as a factor; call loans touch- | ing their highest figure at 5 per cent., es against 5 1-5 per cent yesterday and the day before. As a matter of fact, the bulk of foday's loans were made under 5 per .cent. There was dome further calling of loans, however, a re- sult of the week’'s steady cash out- flow, estimated at between $7,000,000 and $9,000,000. There were many rumors of impend- ing gold imports, based largely on pri- vate cables from London and the wprldn‘s of foreign exchange, but so far as ascertainable negotidtions are still in the tentative stage. ! For the greater part of the day the | movement of stocks was in keeping | | with the unusual dullness. In the last| | hour, however, the list moved upward | to a level well above yesterday's final | quotations. Among the few features of | decided strength were Louisville and Nasiiville and Southern Railway pre- ferred. The rise’in the latter stock came shortly before the announcement | that the directors had restored the divi- | dend to the 5 per cent rate, which pre- | vailed for the five vears preceding the | panic of 1907. Other issues that rfls?’ a point or more included Seaboard Air Line, 8t. Louis Southwestern, Consoli- | dated Gas, General Elegtric and some of the tobacco grou. London was a purchaser here of about 15,000 shares, chiefly Steel and Amalgamated Copper. Greater firm- riees was reported from Paris and Ber- 1in. Bonds were irregular, but lending lower. Total sales,. par value, aggre- | gated $1,025,000. United States threes and fours ad- vanced 1-4 per cent. on call. STOGKS. Sales. High. 9200 Amal. Copper ... 400 Am. Agolcultural .. 2400 Am. 4400 Am. 800 Do. 600 Am. — Am Am. 100 Anw. ptd 590 Anasmds . Mtting G 2200 Atehison Coast 160 Balitmore & Oifo.. Securtties £ ptd O e 1600 Interborough Met. 400 Inter Marine prd. ——— Interdational Paper . —— Ipternational Pump . —— Kansas Clty Southem. 1190 Lactede _Gas - 3300 Norfolk & Western. 300 North Amgrican . 3300 Northern ~ Paclfic 800 Pitiburg. C. C. & Pittsburg_ Coal ... 100 Presced Steel Car. ———Pullman Palace Cer. 30600 Lteading ... . 800 Republie Stel 100 Do. pfd . 1308 ock_Taland' Co: Southera Po. pld Tennessee Rallvay Coppe ed 26100 Tnlted 100 Do. pid 2500 Tiah Copper Ya. Car. Cl Wabash Do. States Steel ptd Western Mary: Westem Uniog 205.400 shares. COT‘I’ON New York, Sept. 13.—Futures c!oserl firm. Closing bid Septamber 1144, October 11.60, November 11.73, Decem- Total ‘sales. March 11.91, April —, May 11.95, June —, July 12.01. . Spot closed quiet; middling uplands 11.90, middling gulf 12.15; sales, 200 bales MONEY. . New York, Sept. 13.—Money on call strong, 4 to 5 per cent., ruling rate 5, last loan 5, closing bid 4 3- 4, offered at T‘lme loans strong; sixty days 51-4 @51-2 per cent., ninety days 51-2@ 5 3-4, six months ’s 1-4@56 1-2 per cent. CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET. WHEAT: Open. High - 1400 Bettlstiem Steel e i Low Clom. 400 Brooklye Raphd Trausit.. 855 o s wy o Ak 3100 Cansdinn Pacifc 3 W 0 i 40 Cuntral Leathes 5 i Oiio A .r Westem ek peot s 1600 Chicago, AL l St P 106% | f pe . :l\ —— Chicago & X. R Eondied R Bk Tiow Golorsgo Tuel &1 B | orre : 1400 Consolidated Gaa ATS: 100 Corn _Products Sept. " ity ——— Delawers & Hudwa ... 7 | Dee. b+ ——— Deaver & Rio Graade... n ! oy i 1+ ber 11.80, January 11.74, February 11.80, | Gibson Back to the Minors. Geov-ge Gibson, the Pmsburg Pirates’ veteran ‘catcher, who was the Iero of the 1909 world's series, may be traded to a minor league club, according to a report in bageball circles. ' WATIONAL LEAGUS STANDING. ¥ Wos. Lort. New York Chicego Pitisburg Cinelnnatt Brooklyn Looses fo Cincinmati. Brooklyn, Sept. 13.— Cincinnati won from Brook- Iyn today, 5 o 4. on the risitors’ last cppearance of the season bhere. by findine Curtis for five hit including a home run. in the “sixth inning, when they scored fonr runs. Brooklyn hit Suggs rather | steadlly, but could not tally in the fnish. Score: Cinein Brooklyn. whigos e b b opo Bescherlf 3 "0 0 ofNortheneft 3 1 3 Knisley,ef 3 2 5 1 0/Cutshaw,2 3 0 1 Foblitzel.1b 2 0'14 0 o|Funmelrf 3 0 1 Mitcellit 414 1 {Daubert.1v 4 215 41 2 bWaeat.lit 491 £1158 112 3023 412 $0 42 4232 Suggs.p 4105 230 o = 100 Totals, 31 727 14 000 3 92 *Ratted for Curtis in 9 **Ran for Frwin in Sth. Bhie by tnnings- Cincionat! Brooklyn ;: Two _base hit. run, Phelan. Gients Take Last of Seried. New York, Sept. 13.—New York made it three out of four from St. Tuls Lere game of tho~serles, 2 to 2. defeat of the series when he e Now Touk (ourla e abind I . pastie and ‘scored two runs on threo sinzies and a sacrifice fy. St Louls made boty runs off Marquard. Both teams firlded without an’ efror. Score: St. Lovks. New York. ab h opo a hpoa e Tuggins.2b 4 2 3 20100 Elis it 302 Tonoo Mowrev.3d 4 1 1 10000 '3 07 411,20 813 41190 405 810480 301 31710 Wingo.o. « 3 0 1 2100 Saleep 2 11 1917 — — — — —[Fletcherss 3 1 274 0 Tolals, 20 52413 OfMaruzrdp 1 0 0 1 0 [**Meyers 0 0 0 0 0 Becker.cf 050 Totals, 2 8727 9 0 atted™tar Descre In 3ih, Batted for Marouar din Sth. Score by nuings: St. Lou's .000%Y 0100 0 02 New York 0000102 0% put off the fieid ‘ when called out.at the Jate In the ninth jnning | g0d = Zew minuics later the same offical bivished lsh for protesting when, called out on _strikes Phiateimnia pinged. 5. fne ol game and tied. the Score in the ninth inning. The home team used four pMichers and bad 18 plasers in the game. In four gunes here Pittsburg made 62 hits and orly one error. Score: Pittsbury, Philadelphia abhpoa e shhopoa e Byme3h & 1 2 0 OfPaskertet 5 4 3 070 Carerdf 4.2 307 0[Magealr 5 23 00 Donlin,f 4 8 0 0 O[RMilleed 5 2 1 2 0 Meneor.ct 1 0 0 0 0lL, 411400 Wagner.es 5 3 4 3.0 53230 TMiller.1b 5 110 0 0 00 b1 Wiison.cfrt 4 2 4 0 0 $023, ButlerZy 4 2 0 4 0 310120 Simon.c 0t 2o 290000 OToolep 4 1 0 1 OfKilitqre 5 2 6 4 0 { Robinwnp 6 0 0 0 OfSeaiony 0 0 0 0 1 “Bisand 1 0 0 0 0|Chalmersp 0 0 0 0 0 | === Moorep 0 0 810 Totals, 40 14 30 10 0fBren 00010 sCravath. 110 0 0 *Mangus 1 0 0 0 0 sDocin =~ 10 0 0 @ mShaita 10 0 0 0 Totals, 42 15 1 *Batied fgr O'Tocle in 10th. *Batted for Seaton n 3. **Hetted for Chalmery in 6th, Batted for Moore in Sth. 27Batted for Breonant 1 10th. Score by inning: Pittsburg ... 0401000014 hiladclpbia . 11010101 05 Two base ts Paskert. Mazee. R. Miler; three buse s, Carey. Walsh: home runs Wilsm, €ra varth, Carey. Chicage Shuls Out Bostan, Seot, 1 Boston 1cduzs ied § to 0, the minth with n home run 1o bietchers. Domelly then Dassad ler and gave way to Dickson. A plieh by the Inttor went into the grand stand, Bleckard scoring Tinker was pamsed and forced by Zimmermon. aud Milier then scored the winnlng run on Saler's sse- Boston g o|ball eleven haye been limbering up \{fast combination, équal to the cham- BASEBALL !l.llll.'l FRIDAY. Connectiout’ Loagrs. s At Bridgeport—First game: Brldgeport 4, New Ha- ven 8. Second. gume: Beidespors e v 1 At Hartford—First same: Hartford 4 Springfield 0 % fame: Basitord 1, Springtel At Feiyoke—] ate ey CONNZCTICUT anul STANDING. % Won less New Haven 8 ) Fartford 5 Bridgeport. 55 Hol 3 Springfeld 1 | Waterbury 8 i intarnational Leagws. At Toronto—Montreal §, Torouto ball Candidates. F. A. foot- The veterans of the N, their joints on the Academy campus during the week, in preparation for the general call for football practice, which beging on Monday. Although a number of last year's stars were lost by graduation, yet the school has a few husky veterans,and considerable prom- ising new material that should make a piohs of other years. John C, Overbagh, who comes here directly from Yale, is to coch the team. Mr. Overbagh was a member of the football squad at Yale and should be able to give the snap and finish neces- sary In 3 winning eleven. Mr. Over- bagh's home is in Sangerties, N. Y. | " Of last year's squad but six regulars remain, Captain Roy Swan, Don Bliss, Elliott, Jackson, Robinson, K. Ricketts, and around these the team will be !biult up. Frank D. Burke is manager of the team, with Willlam E. L'Heu- reux as ass Hereafter the merit system is to be used in the school in choosing cap- tains of football and_baseball team: members of the Academy Journal staff, officers 6f the Glee clubs, etc. Thers ! will be no more elections, the officials ‘being chosen entirely by their work. The following schedule has been ar- | ranged by Munager Burke for the sea- son: Sept. 28—Windham at Norwich. Oct. 5—Storrs at Storrs. Oct. 12—Heavyweights at Norwich. Oect, 16—Windham_at Willimantic, Oct. 19—Hotchidss at Norwich. Oct. %6—Connecticut Literary Inw.} tute at Suffeld. 2—Bulkeley at Norwich. ov. 9—Open. Nov. 16—Bulkeley at New London. Nov. 23—Open. 7 Thanksgiving—Open. During the summer there have been some changes in the ciub house, and the building has been painted. Any Leaks in That Roof or Gutter Pipe ? |1 thers 1s, it is the very best :ime | right now to have them repaired and {don’'t walt or put it oft. Call us up | at once and let us put your roof and | conductor pipes In first-class order | for the winter. A. J. Wholey & Co., Telephone. 12 Ferry Street / . TuThS JOSEPH BRADFORD, Book Binder. ©o9ks Made and Ruled to O:u, 102 SROADWAY. reptous Sk 3. %o WHEN you warn§ te pet your busi- ness hefors [the publie, there 15 no me- dium M“"I‘;m through tha advertis- ing columns of The Sulletim. This (Saturday) afternoon the Bal- tic nine wil play the Airlies of Han- oyer at Hanover, ‘and some big league baseball is prmised. Hospital Meets N.w’LBndon Nine. The baseball nine from the New s Meet Baltic, work is Airli Telephone 670 ‘ % . A A suggestion to cooks;—ask somebody ¢ who has used a Crawford range—and you will very easily find such a person—what the patented Single Damper of the Craw- ford means as a help |in codking., All 'other ranges have two—or more—dam- pers; hence damper mistakes. Also, the scientific Cup-Joint curved heat flues that heat.the oven in every part alike; the Ash Hod that takes the place of the clumsy ash pan; the Patented Grates; the powerful waterfronts and other time, trouble and money saving improwve-, ments peculiar to Crawfords; ask about these, If > you will do this we believe your next range will be a’ Crawford. FOR SALE BY - M. HOURIGAN, Norwich Agent. FULL SET TEETHs FIT GUARANTEED Our prices are’ within the IN | appreciate goed we rk, claim o be ihe only seal pabwiess doni The eass with n{h.n m parfosm abscace of paiu durin Ruve hud work of a 1l o eateh demitst, All Work guaran teed. NG DENTAL C. M. WILLIARS, - mun— ety L,