Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, September 4, 1913, Page 3

DIRECTUM | SHOWED HIS SPEED, a pretty battle, the latter weakening in the eighth inning. Score: Waterbury . 1000 0100—2 4 1 Pittsfield . 000000010—1 6 0 Boardman, McLean and Brady; Du- chenil and Bridges. NORWICH, BULLETIN, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1913 4 Goctect /AT FOUNTAINS, HOTELS. OR ELSEWHERF Get the Original ana Genuine 'BULLETIN POINTERS ; % <o | Took 2:07 Pace at Hartford in Straight Heats—Went One Benefit Game for Genest. y | ; ; I Mie in 1:00 1.2, Caichi el | What To Buy and Where Te Bu Half Mile in 1:00 1-2, Catching the Field After Break |fcicatcd Soringfield 3 1o 0 in an o | . y ; " the benefit of Tucker Genest, who was That Put Him Four Lengths to the Bad at the Quarter spliced tast season “and wilo I8 atll M AL'FE D M i I_K 5 _ out of the game. As part of the day's ROGLER & SHANLE 4 i programme, Howard Drew, the check | ee, el 3 » 3l e[ e ev ou sprinter, Qeteated John Matone, a Hol- | “(Wfokd are P S ieve 1 Hartford, Conn., Sept. 3.—Directum |a retur ame with Manager Mc yoke boy, in a handicap one hundred b Mpdem sanitan' lumbin b L the sensational pacing stallion of [nev's, Sachems of Norwich on Sept |fards dash. ne gogre by hninss: | TheFood DrinkforAllAges ' : f Of ‘he Fam“y WaSh ¥ . They wil play on al late for | | . the season, afforded the spectators at | ",,00 0t 350 a side on the Falls dia- |Sprinsfield. 00 0 0 0 0.0.0 00 6 1| RICH MLK, MALT GRAIN EXTRACT, IN POWDER | in all branches. ALWAYS ON HAND g | the Grand circuit races here this after- { mond, ‘Wilson, Green and Perkins; Daniels Not in any Milk Tmst | FRESH STOCK ?;téur tml;:i is worth ‘n;orde “to '-hl:\ noon a fine spectacle of his speed e and McDonnell. TUmpire, McPartlin. L ||| Heating, Steam and Gas Fittings and children ai your social duties. | . 4 i ES TODAY. . “ g + will save you much anxiety and some when he took the 2.07 pace in straight GAMES AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING. P& Insist on HORLICK’S' ! Sheet Metal Work. RELIABLE GOODS Iabor, and cost no more than it does heats, outclassing the field. The Cap- Natlonal Won. Lot ra ‘Take a package home | Beriona Superviston [~ now. : itay City, 2.08 trot, was won by th Philadelph Boston Philadeiphia 84 42 K i % ~ —AT— Give us a trial or let us talk the R Dhy AiHes Cloener, PRl aaiae Bnclitn'2! xStk Citmeiang - 5 I Satisfaction Guaranteed. - matter over with you today. the first heat, while the m S ralag, LT EiNaE, | Estimates Solicited. | * nappenea twice " ne Sl 0T o | s e : Bdas i B e 5 | NORWICH STEAM LAUNDRY ihree vear olds allowing George Rex | (hicuo xSt fouts = Ty i Snodgram's mnteia it onty wo other||| Telephone. 483 Main St. 1o come in a winner after three heats | ey yorh ar wWo: n. 20 Glants reached base. Shafer walking in the firstff ~ . 71 FRANKLIN STREET, 193 Franklin St I on both occasions. In the 2.09 trot| Bocton at Pulladcphia and B’ ln the’ sxin s Mathomion 'sho_ pltatally) o in’ Buildi 2 3 | ¥an Patch came back strongly this af- LR te £ SRIL, for cTtwE York. . Dt 1Uae Bipiiope: Sllstars I pposite Bulletin Building. me ba gl ai Eastern Assoclation. Senators Lose to Athlotics. Rits with two out fu the fifth for their runs. Tyler % ;iflnr:mk;nn and beat Cox’s horse in a close | waterbury st Plttticl Philadelphia, Sept. 3.—Washington lost its final | and Maranville singled and_ the Dair came home] on Now’ the best time of the i et ish. Hurtlord st New London, Same of the " seasor, here with Fhiladaphia. todsy. | Connolly's. triple. Score: 2 Directum I surprised the crowd by | Spngfield st New Haven =] §45 57 Atier he sisltors had batted out two runs ‘Boston. New York. 3 P i . h TRY THE l his wondertul spoos: and - the eany | Merden st “Bridgepon in Uhe’ ars inning, Phliadeiphis. took the lead i Bpoa el o “Tahue s ol year for painting is approach- o field around the track in the first and | Nemirk at Prosidence and errors by Moeller and Fenty. Washington tied 0 41 of-crardan 1 0 0 0 offling, and A. B. Nickerson, 44 Thira hoate A sacellont. 1den. of the | I ci e A SRR BRIRE m = . THIS WEEK possibilities of this stalion when he — pifch, on singles by Morgan and McBride and an 0.0 v 3 3 . s “ en’ he Bt ut e oo ed "the Geclding ran in 0100 5 013 1 0|l Perkins Ave., can do it. ;i(’(’,‘r';jh"ge“l' "b.‘"' s h‘l‘ f\‘;“"‘:‘,m “'t EASTERN ASSOCIATION STANDING. 1o hatt o e Tome IHbIEE om B "":“"‘:’4"5“"“’& 99 0 ghmort 3020 olf % —at— / | at, Directum I breaking af un 'out ‘und’ Bakers single. Manager Griffth o 3 AlMe 3 p the quarter pole and dropping four oot B8 | Wushington was notificd before the came that he 2 3 0 olgdirasset 3 0 2 0 ol Bl 2 | e e e e i Meelen e e e isfiame t820 0 Madame H. Schwartz BOWERIIBROS. 1 :gif:nx::o ::-;1 ile;?iw”:hey Xllilf‘!'zreflfeui]n Bfidgeoor o With Umpire Evans durinz yesterday's contest. The o2 1 ifgGrnt = 0 0 8 8 Olf offers a full line of White Trimmed “A;"; e l turn into the stretch, coming home 6 % Weashington. Philadelphia. o 775l Hats on sale at hait price. Also a = I :‘-3 ir::lx‘xzv 'He]nma;:: th lu;tpah[z:lsfn;ihl: 2 St Bt S 01 *Ritea tor Shaterin grhT::‘" lf:uu line :;f Ger;ume Panamas at $3.50, SPAR l y A ¢ e Ot 1 *+Batted for Mathowson in Sth. ome early and get your pick. Capital City trot, ¢ de, Rythmell Aol 2 01 1|comine 2 0| zRan for MecLean In Sth i 7 ol S = The Vameb Toot Weak Teen Witw> and Cheeney were shut out, Marigold Senators Defeat New London. Gandtl,1b 2 8 0 0|Baker3b 310 ain Street, bree uilding : winning. BOE Delver FICing SDBEUCR| New ot oot o hondon e e afe |Mimans 4 11 8 Slifimian 3 03d ¢ 0 992 000 oalfi melephofie 2i2-4 JOHNSON. BENOIT'S PHARMACY, to judges and did_Oakdale's | same of the serics today by a scoro of 5 to 2. Aver- | Henrsic 3 04 3 djWalshcl H e | . TAFTVILLE. pilot, with the result that McDonald, | Sombie was nad opportunels, while | 3 il L 14 3 of|Schange 270 | Tw0 tham itk s MoTeany, Sireg e Shic s Connoli 20 Ce: cor. Merchants Av. and Hunters Av. Do drove Osikits. wan cailos e g | byt e dot 23t 3 L 4 8 glwne (3 PRl T e e o e B el - WHEN YOU NEED Central stand. and it was announced after an | i Sew Lion "hiters tehied 10 conmect- The | SromP 2 0§ 8 plmeders e fEes s s oo e st Avenue explanation that Cheeny was placed | score: o M % B | 8 » B e e fitth because of unavoidable inll;rfcr- A Renang Hastford, Totals, 82410 3| Totals, 31 180 International Leasye. | Confectionery or Temperance Drinks = M. A BARBER- ence. That lst Fleming's mare nave | swaceets 325 35 wH s e e 2 ] At Baltimoro—Newsrk 0. Bumore 2 | drop in to the little store of S 5 another chance and she made the most | Rk~ & 13 1 1 1 e gl Pmal et oy s G Al Gocnaster Toronta 3 Rochasier 5 MRS. M. LEION, 100 Thames st. | ANDERSON’S Machinist and Engineer. hees foats T which ‘ha passedt Mar | Focd: 43 3 $300 0 | mu I e g 00 g o1 oaf AT b eer sranoima, ||| Headauarters for Clgars ana Smokers SEl ot Ry igold half way down the stretch in|XOIT ] i § 108 0 0| Tieve vass bise Gandll. Modles” Sétane . re ez PRESCRIPTION S i R the first two and held the lead in the | oarimeh & B 1203 DRy R e T 8 last all the way from the three-quar- | Tuiene’ ¢ 1 ol 4 2 2 H R S Y, e 5 I G. E. HOD [ ters pole against the best that Mur- |Awmbicp 3 2 ofveretin R i oy s ‘abovnca Hila: for| Mou e & | 1E For Sal PHARMACY GE phy could secure from his mare. 2 Totils. S5 T0 07 o ta bases off Anderson today, and easily | Baltimore o | ave ¥or dale . I c 2 ale, Totale, 85 10 2 loda Y | Buais | e s Tost o ths o e %3 b aco Arough bases on balls given by Caldwell that Bos- | Providence story house 30x40 feet, barn 20x30 feet . about fif "a; et f({’“m. the g “‘rf roan | UM on S 20anga Y ton was enabled fo scoro at all. Two errors by | Jersey Clev | two woodsheds and one acre of land. has remo_ved to his new store 127 Franklin Strest Rex coming in ahead. Tund 7. had | Iy b Mt Brises: tree bise hits Neaton, | SOV IPC, S0 HOPE B0 T LK, New England Leasus, e R A o qandbis for ] %00 much for Murphy's colt in the sec- | " Close i1 The o, wher anomher bating. TS 53 | o0 poriand—etet. sume: Poiand o New ed-|f| & UVerYy stable jwhich I will lease. |in the Post 'Office Building, | Particular attention given to Ges ond heat and wen handily, but in the = tho vidiors drere in o xans Manager Chance | (o4 1" Sccond game: Poriand 1. New Beitord 4. ||| WM. P. BABCOCK, PLAINFIELD, tlemen's Driving Horses. Tel 10 third another unexpected ending fa- Waterbury Won Close Game. i, havine cocovencd ‘Troca s ellght Indgpoition | ‘ALl Wercester— Woroester 2 Xall Riter 7 Baltic vored George Rex as Tuna Z. with 5 Wit s : of yesterday. Scote: R d the race all but won, broke less than | Kaneens o wotsbisy Cariced Goager New vark. Bestan. — . BLUE SERGES | 100 feet trom the wire and George Rex | Konreay, of Waterbury vanked Boara- o e o s MACK’S BALL YARD. At My New Stable = | 1 g ; an o cighth’ inning today | Maseiso % 23 ; el il I EEE g We have big stock of hi Se T O heeestvislai ithree men on bases and ‘nonsmelied 8 13 104 8 1l Ambitiaus Vioung Playbrs.Werk ‘Outll%. 22 ToW S5emy to Facelvs sour order Yo S8 it nck S RN Uy s out and substituted McLean. The move [ §resel 3 2§ VRt LS AT or for carriages and hack service. Team- Come and see what we have y Spring . o proved a wise one for McLean came | jaesit" & o 10 2.0 2 400 Under Great Leader’s Direction. ‘h’;g azx?d trucking of all kmus,lSpeL‘m X ‘t k Al A Hasbs &S ; out with but one run sc soh olaviet o 1. 0 P1aa attention given to commercial trace. [in stock. 2 er| on, | Wanta Refiirn Game with Sashems. [o0t Wih but one run scored againat forioeioitis 1 ¢ 00 %% ol Connie Mack's school for ball play-|| Remember my new location, next so we sell Gaso- e Tagucty ) | Manager McCarthy of White Rock |ner made a home run in the second e 544 ©1 12 0lers is one of basebail's greatest oddi- || to Catholic church. lene and Cylinder Oil Men's Tailors, 310 Main st. | notifies the Bulletin that he would like | inning, Duchenil and Boardman hag ! C4ovel? 5 1 311 8 ofties. It sprobably also Is an innova-|l|A. ‘E. RAVENELLE, Baltic & C 13 3 & §]tion which will result in Philadelphia. e , 1388 Hn Y Tihaing american locgug[l Dealer in Coal and Wooa. C. 5. FAIRCLOUGH DR. C. B. ELDRED team, one that will finish in the first division for years to come. The Ath letjic ball vard is literally alive with ambitious voung ball players during practice sessions. Scores of young men ¥ YOU DEMAND " Coca-Cola DENTIST ORANG watch our wagons. Talls ream guaranteed the purest FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL Kcore by nolns: New. York 0500201 051|with major league aspirations Wwork ADE T 3 L A BEARISH DAY, = 11900 Am. Can ® Boston AR e L R B i i SEEC R e e Ak ] 43 Broadway, Central Building Lo 20 Do. ptd 0 . 2 ey: thre base | mer months. There are a dozen em- BELEAST GINGER ALE e ne of Fruits and Confection Telephono 341-3 News Received in Stock Exchange of a -l hith, Malicl Fariele Qurioen bryo big league pitchers, a horde of||| CRYSTAL SPRING BOTTLING CO, 197 North Maim St. | Depressing Character. 200 Am RATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING. (noflipe dnonEsi-talanoc s duoy East Side. Tel. 59 TALIS BROS. | New York, Sept. 3.—Sentiment was | ;g0 o7 et »fd e 7 7 These young men, for the most part, ] e — Mlss ELLA M PUTTEB distinctly bearish in the stock market | 1% Do s ¥ 01 Philadelphia i AT S Meae cmpmet TDe gome RICH & RUB g | today, and the downward movement of | 00 Am. Sugar 0014 Chtengo fofcgnnie Ml ite barlc and work oucli y UBIN, _ Instructor of | the preceding session was carried | 100 Am T & 1503 tishurg | under the shadow of the great white|l| 5 I messGrably PuriBer. Thers was litle| 1% Am. Tobico meds elephant, hopeful of being picked for [l [y [f, . W, 204 West Main Street, Pi d H to counteract the array of unfavorable | 1000 Ansconda . Co.. Cincinnati . development by the eagle-eyed Con- Proprietors of the New York M e PraCEY | factors which operated against the | 100 Real. Co St Louls nle, who is a wonder at picking up || Werar. Doull Barflets o o s R 6. Alice Bld Tel. 968 | market yesterday, and the same forces | 79 Atchisn S s L R vouthful diamond talent thai gives - Hofes. Tont Erew bans e e ok (OB g 3 I were influential ‘today, being reln- | o Riuls G’ iiir e o ars e o of masine sos. A1 el Fpneral Directors n Brow and Cele : | forced by agditional news of like| 100 Buldwly Lo Brockiyn, e mokiyn and Philsdelohia | youngsters come to Connie because Telephone 738-12 | character. Saveral Tailroads. including | 600 huk" & ‘o el of two_ boxned, zimes todsy and bkt | {hey enow that Mack js a believer In — """ | C. M. WILLIAMS | R};\:kklslud_ and . St. Paul (rt‘nn’rl;-d‘ ke the first game 4 0 5, afd the }irmlv?\h»s‘;l\\hmhlnx FOURE vla&'gfi 'rTP;g\ goms 125633;5 AT E . . | shrinkages in net earnings for July. | 20 Brookim Rupid T Hheir eet Tietors in” seven zimes by taking the | they know that if they havi E The effect of yesterday's decidedly un- | Cal Petroleum Connie will see that they are placed ¢ | rorable cof s reD: 2 Do. ora 1 school or some team until ;‘e‘y;fien(ed B i Sty weik: Can. “Pactic d Brookiyn. . o| they are ripe for the Athletlo plucking. Embalmers CONTRACTOR 15 Welither Tevilw talfing of the un- Do. 4 ofa. ki ™ 00 o a| The names of these voungsters are Deand ot Shampooing d broken drought over large sections’and Chess. & " Ohio, ofcutshaw. 2o 3 1 0| not made public. They come and go c y an { fears of serious damage to the corn Chie. M. & st P S S 5 | without saying a word to anybody. : 2 I | and cotton crops were instrumental in Do, pta ; o Damerian & 0 o| They know that upon their silence dewste City and: CentraliViltage. Manicuring, BUILDER| depressing the stock market. Still an- i Smith. 3 2 3 1| depends their chance of being "raised” Scalp M f other weakening feature was the con- R R Dools - 4 0| by the shrewd master who is leading ’ ip lViassage. [ > ci v a - cibiter.c 2 ic. host. Publi i | s Tat s | s BR Uk hinior e s et Gamoita.p s e . o e el SEED POTATOES A teroy Schefller's Hair Colorine | Eotimates Cheerfully Given | and the loss by the banks on sub- Erlo i Dl inaine. < ¥ ® oland they prefer to remaln, to keep : S L s e Somhiiyi. else treasury operations so far this week Totaln, 20 2fztiomme 1 ] 2611 ‘dna take o chandeswith: Connle. all kinds at cAibe ey s fo e. approximates the entire surpius re- R 7 i , RECINt Mg made oL nime, Tel. 370 216 MAIN ST. | serve reported at the end of last week. en, “Batied for Morgn in ath - STONINGTON S. B. POTTER’S, Kutheiins Lavin ‘ Mo rallooad. stocks were meavicer as| it ooton e L - : a class, although Amalgamated, Steel| o0 Or Yooy, ‘bid o e = 408 to 414 Main Street Room 22 Shannon Building [ and a few other indusirials showed xpl ST, Sy N2 Take elevator. weakness. Losses among the usual| 90 Dlinois Centrai P 1. B0 su:(ds: D“:_h el | Sl e | leaders extended to more than two| 1800 Insu. Coper ik R S (e gy Coke. o Eatend Normal = Polnts in some cases. Toward the| it oy Two base iits, Luderus, Cravth sl DR. N. GILBERT close there was a rally which was| 500 Inter. P. v Second game— = — fl l i A merely of sufficient proportions to| 300 & > outh P'.dvln;'i-. Brooklyn. r]' t)‘ptim.le Grover Eldred and Elias . ElC e ge 0. Gl V‘ GRAY eliminate a minor.part of the declines. a8 sk ab hpo a ab hpo a e|Clark both came in with large catch- rac -ate Veteri it i ; Announcement by the underwriters | a banin® &% P P800 % |es of fish Wednesday. g OFFlc:rmanan s 5;:le g 3“ et that 80 per_ cemt Union Pacific’'s] 100 Topse W e 132 112060 Died Suddenly. ontra i P are over. e air is laden with holdings of Southern Pacific had been | 10 & N bl P e G Al e e D e Contractors and Builders, Bailey's Stable, 371 Main St energy. The long, busy season bcribed for, assur \e success of | s 10 11 el il o e : Phone connect i BUL-talinE. iy have Diiyed s | L 12 2ajcob Reed a summer rosident here ||l Painters and Decorators: e feksfiénd. i ' bringing_ about the ate il i 3 1 : aldied at the home of Gotifried Schmiiz - If you have never thought of e result fell short of recent opti- | 035 ¢ 2 1 ¢l igith ana her feath was very —od Agents for Colonial Paink. it we suggest that a GOOD miistic predictions that virtually the| } ; : | den . C. E. WRIGHT, WATCH will help to make th whole amount would be taken, and| AP i *| iss Anna Donahue, a former teach. ||l Dealers. in Lumber, Shingles, Paper 3 4 i y N L ¢ » 2000l er here, was the guest of Mr. O'Sul- || Hangings, Paint, Oils and Glass. 8 Cove St., T Lonr e ; after the announcement to 89 3-5, the | el IERE fioiiricy was tHe nest o o 7 We have Hamiltons, Green's, B "k o abs iy | s ; it = . |home in Litchfield after spending the 25 Seventh Street. BOTTLER OF FINE FLAVORED |} Elgins, Walthams, at prices to bsorb 40 per cent. of an offering ha il ot S tx hed 1 Sormen in Meine O SODAS, NARRAGANSETT ALE AND || suit every one. £5.000,000 was an indication of im- | e Mall T tted for ¢ Attending Normal Sckool. 5 LAGER. TS roved investment conditions, which | R 11z by inn sie T. Wilcox and Miss Es- - T ecently have been shown in.various 18% priladeipnia 9 8 98 1-%|ther Perkins have returned to the = ~|§ The Plaui-Cadden Co., ther ways. | oy i i 2R & * | Willimantic normal school. ' | o T bond_market developed consia- | i1 i 2 Two base hits m;’fiu’rhe“{m Flinbilos and Miss AL A._B. MAINE Dr. Alfred Richards JEWELERS rable irregularity, with a downward| 10 Rallway : ma Killars lefc Tuesday to enter the ~ 1 Established 1872 Rdency. Total sales, par value, $1,- | ,:00 1y Cincifasti Trims Pittibure 3 te 1. Massachusetts normal School Sells the "alston Health Shoe: iy kc 000. 300 Tie s Judge W. A. Breed has returned " 2 DENTIST PLAUT-CADDEN BUILDING TUnited States bonds were unchanged | 7m0 b s e sere ™ | from”a visit in Ohio. --othing Better in the Market. Finn Block, Aewett City, an call tripled o -ihe seventh. and when Mrs. W, L. Bliss and her daughter. > Hours: e o fobitzot NI 19 Wagaer ho dodzedt the pitedt Jong . = 219-22 . : = s sl aer be dodged e pious Joue | Miss Ethel " Bliss, have returned 1o 5 Central Ave 10 a.m, to $ p. m. Sundays 10 to 12 | 5 T s, Line i o e onand wonthe” game. " Fittsnrgs | Thomas Vennart and family ef South ||| ~ e — | All work guaranteed. Telephone con. | PLUMBING AND STEAM FITTING. - =l “ 5 oty e o Dgans (Fole ana Car’s | Manehester are visiting the family of D = I w O thur i iy "o Adame Seors: o o (et Dr William Bubbert of New York eare hea quarters Fine Hair Goods [ F BURNS e B e Cineinnati. i Pittshurg, is visiting at the home of Mrs. Lu-|| ro. conte 3 Lo S » 0 s e A TN A OO | for Contectionery, Tce Cream and Zoda < y o Pacn: bt s] Shalany L To Resume Meetings. S oners Eon Lot and retletAriicies d Pl WATCHEQ Dt g BVicm'i 13 1 1.0%e| Ruth:chapter; Order of Eastern Star|lle = by o ouismir Postcards Hair. Dressing, M, Hea“ng an Umblng,1 Stk " ttives Sheetarair 4 1 ol¥agmerss 4 0 3 3 0fwill commence regalar mestings fo- 3. F. WGUIR ool Wikhics [BHatnosing: . { sad “Tenn. Copper Bgeoes 14 st 4 11 o o|night for the season it Baitic, Hair Dyeing, Facial Ma 92 Franklin Strest Toms & Fac Mimeuas 0272 it % 03 96| Mrs Averlll Pendleton and family rage and. Scalp Treat. CORTERR Clarke, 1 3 2 0 4 5 o|returned to Brooklyn, Y. Wednes- [~ ment. Puffs, Switches, = — DIAMONDS Twin Citr R, T Beowiiie ’ 115 9 0|day after spending the summer here 2 & stc., Made to Order from < B i S The Old Baltic H Combins. C. E. WHITAKER 5. ot - i v BALTIC & altic Hotell, "\ i 2w ’l'vv\vmmmar- *Batted for Stmon e ¢ —_— John F. Delamey, Prop. yr Buccessor to . Do. pf **Battes for Adams i i i Oiie stock of Watches and Lo W 'u tted for Ad: otton Bolls from M9b-le Received by Full line of High Class Liquors Ghlmpflfllsl 8. F. GIBSON, U S stea ol oy weem— .| W. D. Nolan—Miss Brennan tolf- Wines, Ales Lagers and Cigars. ..l Tin and Sheet Metal Worker, Tar ot ]| | 2 b & 3 d Do. ntd Pltiavurs 10600095883 Teach in Model School. automobile parties stop here. Special{ 51 BROADWAY Asphalt and Gravel Roofs, Walks and B Omapn - We T e e Two bare Wit Miller; three base hits Dol Rk o % Telephone 1302 Driveways. | it 2 s et Matand Bates, Sheckard.” e M Doan | tyiliam D. Nolan received a fewl| IV4TR S S LEIC ¥ apip e e Medn O D solicit inspection. e g Tt e Cdatyts aggofi pflctl‘ifge ;:tmtaining se;t;ral | —= elhlor b e 3 otton s n yet opened. Chey [} > gy T e i S o e 3 it i o | Wea o M Noln by eiand a ' ROBERT J.COCHRANE Ll s L {0 the ‘frst thice innings, scorinz several runs. 4 | drew C. Randlett, a cotton broker of QS urKe i b i leud which the home. team could ot overtake Wat: " : s U Fer “80“& Eharhfl""ea! N York, C271;0N. Cott £ oy Tas Cameeri e Ta s i e o hI&T:ié:l?:oonev o Paimur. Mani il 8" ifl" a”"flrs A aniNg, New York, Sept. 3.—Cot P team’s last appearance in this city for the seassn > y . Mas s . ay ibimng eands T oS SH0 |, arhe, U Gt o T, et | " evant Sueat ot his barents SE Livery and Feed Stable i BLUMBING, STEAM FITTING e sales none. Futures closed pm- | e seres Althouzh Si. Louis had men oo bases In | and Mrs. John Cooney, of High sireet. . = 5 . - 10 West Main Street, Norviich, Conn. || FRANKLIN SQUARE settled. Sentember 13.30, OCtober 13.16, | oot e il 2% i but two that home siasers| Lo Lammbert was in New Londonl| Sentiemen's Driving Horses, Teams Bring Your i Sa November 13.20, December 13.15, Janu. st Louts. Chicase Wednesday. 108 8 toconfions. VEAL, LAMB, POULTRY NSMRL 96 BT O, Bheat, Backing i | ATy 18 0b MArCh ST Mas 16T s o ™50 a o| Peter, Hussey has resigned at the HIGH STREET, BALTIC y A | - Bkl i + 1% 1 ¢{Shetucket mills. MONEY. H § 173 ol Charles . Charon of High street is and EGGS to 4 | New York, Sept. on call o : 1 o 0 ¢|spending & few days in New York. i P 1 | Airnes tan LAGY b e : g2z 8| . To Teach in Model School. ooling raper W. E. JONES d umain ot e S i A (g criiog ] 3 P31 8] Mise asnes Brennan of ik strest - L3 BN i < offered at 2 3-4, Time loans 2 211 1(hag been engaged as u teacher in a . i 3 80 days 4 to 4 1.4: 90 s ¢ ifsstiene 314 10 model school in Ledyard for the com || Screen Wire, 270 West Main St. i e et S PR | At Plant Field, New London six months & per cen Totals s - L $ling year. Mies Breauhn took up her S D itself. ' During the summer you will — e Tutals, 34 927 13 1 Loy 5 % creen Doors, Phone 1201 the more look to the bath for bodily S CHIGAGD GRAIN MARKET. Weire 5, o w:s”"“l“?u:{ g::‘e l"" ‘,‘ cl“““v 3‘:]\‘- . comfort, I will show you samples and | THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4 WHEAT: oty ¥ RN ow 2 4010 0060 et 3G “Cooney of High s .\i Y Poultry Wire, e —— | plans of the porcelain - sd other tub| sept : i Cadnes 5 ; and give you estimates for the work | New Losdoi v Hartford Do g e e e L LY, Sudhacle Tl Nl Lakeville Staples and Nails| Rogers Domestic Laundry [of putting them in in the best mannes | | o s e g al friends Wedne el from a sanitary standpoint—and guar- || | : on 2, New ? 3 REL SR Finish i i 1 TWO GAMES Sept. % 1% |, New Yorc Sept 3oBoston won an emm break | Miss Mae Freeman of Whitman, ROOD a specialty. e e | Loy i} @ n theic four game serles with New York when they | M8ss. Who has been visiting her sis- || 5 Game Called at 3.30 OM" e 837 01p 2 0.16 :"?E“m?g’mfi\m.;m-‘fl“&“f "utk.'!; season t:r. rM;l: Jox:eph dliutehu, of High | & CHAPMAN’ Also Ladies’ Walsts. ok TOMPK‘NS, et ATE: . R A R R rlctors | street, has returned home. : - 3 i Admission 2o Ladion Froo[ "'y m |ERESESCSROCpeln || Hiens ol Ty merine e amuy] Jalte. Dty T KL Ber o frenkie | BT Weok Main S A1l admissions to Grand Stand 256 P wo-hit Eame when he doumed with s cut in | on Church FHIL ¢ Lone & S