Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, January 27, 1914, Page 3

INSURARNCE EMPLOYERS The new Compensation Law Poueuion\pf Services of Miller, Cole and Killifer Issue of First Legal Battle to be Fought Between Federals and which takes effect Jan. 1, 1914, Applies To You. Protect Yourself with a policy in the ZETNA. J. L. LATHROP & SONS Norwich, Conn. of holding a FIRE INSURANCE POL- ICY fs. that every alarm of fire, and aven fire itself, will not’ cause undue worry, hecause you know that you are secure against loss. Take one out now. Tt will prove a friend in the day »f adversity. 1SAAC S. JONES Insurance and Real Estate Agent, Richards Building, 91 Main Street. JOHN A. MORAN | Real Estate and Investments McGrory Building, Main St. flice telephone 501-2. Resfdence 1179-3 | ATTORNEYS AT LAW AMOS A. BROWNING | ttorney.-at-Law, Richards Blag ‘Phone Brown & Perkins, Atfsneys-at-law Over Uncas Nat. Bank Shctucket St. Entrance stairway near to Thames National Bank. Telephone 38-3. LOWIN W, HIGGINS, roor-ec-Law. Suezmor W—iia fl F:lake This and Try It for Coughs | This Home-Made Remedy has |ff | ne Equal for Prompt | Results. Lxmm : Mix one pint of granulated sugar with | 34 pint of warm water, and stir for 2 minutes. Put 234 ounces of Pinex (fifty cents’ worth) in a pint bottle; then add | the Sugar Syrup. Take a teaspognful | every one, two or three hours. B This simple remedy takes hold of & cough more quickly than anything el You ever used. Usually comquers an ordinary cough inside of 24 hours. Splendid, too, for whooping cough, spasmodic croup and bronehitis. lh" stimulates the appetite and slightly laxative, which helps end a eough. This makes more nd better cough | syrup than you canld buy-ready made | for $2.50. Tt keeps perfectly and tastes pleasant. Pinex is a most valuable concen- trated compound of Norway white ‘pine | extract, and is_rich in guaiacol and | other matural pine elements which are #0 healing to the membranes. Other preparations will not work in-this plan. Making cdugh syrup with Pinex and | sugar evrup (or strained honey) has proven so popular throughout the United | States and Canada that it is often | imitated. But the old, snccessful mix- ture has never been-equaled. 1 A guaranty of absolute satisfaction, or money promptly refunded, goes with this preparation. Your druggist has Pinex or will get it for you. If not, send to The Pinex Co., F&. Wayne, Igd. Mill Ends SALESROOM OPEN 8a m. to i2 m. ip.m.to 5p.m. | = 62 % - | tournament here. Organized Baseball—Dev ore Sticks with Philadelphia. Chicago, Jan. 26.—The first of the legal battles soon io be waged between | the forces of organized and outiaw | Daseball concern possession of the services of thres players, Ward Miller, King' Cole and William Killifer. Miller, the outfielder, whose deser- tion_of the Chicago Nationals for the St. Louis Federals was announced re- cently, stepped into the limelight to- day when President Murphy of the Chicago club announced. he Was pre- pared to sue for an injunc to pre- vent Miller from playing with the rival league. Murphy also said he fould sue the plaver personally for damages should the latter play with | St. Louis. Federals Have Cole Cinched. The Federal league, through Presi- dent Gilmore, declared that it had a clear case against the New . York | Americans for the services of Plcher | Cole, who had signed a Federal con- tract., The New York club has an- nounced that Cole had made a propo- | sition which the club had accepted, | and argued, according to reports from the cast, that thi$ acceptance was equivalent to signing Cole. Cole said | he had not made terms with the New | York club, but had wired President Farrell in substance “I think I am worth so much a year.” Cole empha- sized the “think” as defense. The Fed- { eral officials declared the dates of the Cole-Farrell negotiations would be a legal point In their favor. President Gilmore said he had re- ceived legal advice today which strengthened the Federal position in | the dispute with the Philadelphia Na- | tional leauge club for the possession of | Killifer. Decisions in the Miller, Cole, Killifer cases, if they came to trial, are expected to form baseball history:. | Devore With Phillies. Josh Devore was lost to the Feder- | als today and undoubtedly will be with the Philadelphia Nationals the coming | season. He received a telegram which declared the club had accepted his | | terms, and thereupon Federals de- clined to carry on negotiations with him. Devore said the first contract offered by President Baker of the Quakers included a $400 increase in salary, but that he returned it with a request for a greater increase, and to- day’s telegram indicated that his re- quest would be granted. CANADIANS LOSE OUT IN OPENING ROUND. Of Pinehurst Midwinter Tennis Tour- nament. { Pinehurst, N. C, Jan. 2 ennis players representing the United States today defeated their Canadian ! opponents in the opening round of sin- gles In the annual midwinter tennis Russell Dana, Prov- idence, R. L, former Rhode Island champion, handily defeated T. H. Hall | | Blackpoor | e of Toronto. Lawrence Cowing, Cin- nnati, won from Walter Goldstein, ronto. H. A. McKinney, Providence, defeated E assco, Toronto In the semi-finals tomorrow Dana is masched with J. D. E. Jones, present Rhode Island ¢ha ivion, who toda drew a bye. Cowing will meet Mc- Kinney. &nd the winner will play Dr. Drake, New York : SUNDERLAND ELEVEN WINS. Queen’s Park®and St. Mirrens Capture Matches in First Round of Scottish Gup Play. / London, Eng., Jan. 26.—Sunderland crawled up a notch in the first division of the assoclation football ieague Sat ning while some of its most dangerous: rivals were either losing or figuring in draws. Sun- deriand druhbed Middlesbrougn, 4 to 0. The Blackburn Rovers and Man- chester Uniteds were held to ties, while | the Bolton Wanderers fell before the fast Preston North Ends, 3 to 0. Wood- wich added to its lead in divi the second on w 1to 0 victory over Barnsley. Play for the Scotlish cup began in the Scotti league, Queen’s Park trimming Falk! winning from In < and the St lar league matches v to their credit, 1 her v Airdrionians played football wol a 3 to 0 game The results ing ely Hearts anott the beat aif to 0 i The om Dundee. ckburn Fovers Lton Wandcrsts Bradford Clty Chelscn. West Bromwich Alblon. 0 o Second Division. 4 Wotrerhampton Birmingtam ... Wan. Bristol Clty lapton O Glossop Grimsbs Leeds Aberdeen ca Ralth ftorers i ammock, Pertick Thisile Motherse A U Sissesas Scottish Cup—First Round. Falktex St Mirren Baltic at Taftville. The Baltic basketball team Is to be accompanied to Taftville by a crowd of about 200 rooters Wedndsday even- A NARROWER MOVEMENT. Yesterday's Trading Left Largely in| Hands of Professionals. | ew York, Jan. 26-—The broad and | active trading which attended last Week's buoyant rise In stocks ‘was | missing from today’s market. During | the greater part of the session the movement was narrow, although an upward tendency was still visible. The | outside demand for stocks and bonds | fell off sharply. Trading was left | largely in the hamds of the profes- slonal operators, who found it difficult to make headway in either direction. | Stocks were sold at the opening in | the belief that the reaction which set in on Saturday had not run its course, but the only result was an inconse- guential downward movement. The facility with which the market ab- sorbed a fairly large volume of selling in .the first hour caused traders to hange their tactics, and a slow ad- ance began. Steel developed market strength on the upturn, selling for a | me at a gain of two points. The cop- sers and Harrimans also made a good showing. The strong undartone of the imarket “so impressed the shorts that they began to bid for stocks, and trad- ing became more active, but in the last haif hour there was a swift reaction which carried down some of the lead- ers a point from their best prices. Last prices, however, were well above Sat- urday’s close. Steel shares profited optimistic reports of trade conditions and by bullish forecasts of the forthcoming quarterly statement of United States Steel. In explanation of the strength of the | coppers it was said that the domestic copper market was broadening and that prices were tending upward. | There was a good European demand for the coppers. oLndon’s operations | here were chiefly on the buying side Eele Do. Do 16 2d 'fpa Fed. M. & Do.” ptd . General Elec Gen. Mators Goodrich B. ¥ ot 05 e 0 Do~ Ore = Guieen Fxol bid; 4 Titnols Central Int Agricul Do. vid . T, Copper Inter. Mot Do. ptd Int Har ot NJ It Har Cor.. Do i Tnt Ko Soutber Letlen Yailes Tooss Wiles 100 Mack Cos 100 Do. pra Blscui Lead T, 32 —|WAR WAGES OVER THREE‘PLAYEHSjMy Tired Feet - | | NOhWICH BULLETIN, TUESDAY, JANUARY 27, 1914 Ached For “TiZ” YOUR LET SORE, SWOLLEN, SWEATY FEET SPREAD OUT IN A BATH OF “TiZ/ Just take your shoes off and then put those weary, shoe-crinkled, achin burning, corn-pestered. bunion-tortur- d feet of yours in a “TIZ” bath. Your toes will wiggle with joy; they'll look up at vou and almost talk and then they'll take amother dive in that “TIZ" bat Woen your feet feel lead, all- tired out, try “TIZ” It's grand—IUs glorious. Your feet will dance with joy; also you will find all pain gone from corns, callouses and bunions like lumps of There’s nothing lik " It's the only remedy that draws out all the poisonous exudations which puff up vour feet and cause foot torture. Get a 25 cent box of “TIZ” at any drug or department storedon't wai Ah! how glad Xour feet get; how coni- fortahle Your shoes feel. You can wear shoes a size smaller if you de- sire. —_— ing when th meet in the ries. A hot Parish hall crowd. Baltic and Taftville fives cond contest of the se- battle is anticipated and should have a record ARRANGE WELCOME FOR GIANTS AND SOX. Leaguers Join in Preparing Banquet for March 7. Major New York, Jan. 26.—A dinner in hen- or of the Giants and White Sox, world tourists, will be held in this city on March 7 by the National and American league: The committes of major leaguers appointed recently to arrange for welcoming the baseball giobe- trotters home met hiere taday and plan- ned the banquet. The joint committes decided not to send a Vessel Gown the bay (o meet the returning party. The Chicago enthusiasts, however, are planning to charter a vessel, and Pres dent ¥rank Farreli of the New York Americans said he would join. them. Harry Hempstead, president of the New York Natlomals, and John Ifeyd- ler, secretars of the National league, were elected president and secretar. respectively, of.” the joint committee. Others who altended the meeting were Presidents William Baker of the Phil- adelphia Nationals, Ben Shibe of the Philadelphia Americans and James Lannin of the Boston Americans. Pirates Dofeat Tigers. { In the second game the Pirates de- | feated the-Tigers two Doints to one. Mathewson wit ha single of 118 and a total of 327 had the high score of the evening. The scores: Pirates. Schneider .... ..100 94 Beaudoin 81 80 T e T R T Aspinwall 94 Mathewson E. Bowen 84 Rood 10; Backus 17 C. Bowen 103 Faatz 87 495 474 436 Bears Take Three from Naps. In the Junior Duckpin leazue Mon- | day evening the Bears took three straight strings from the Naps on the Main street alleys. Cook had high to tal and tied with Datri at 96 for I single. The scores: Young . Matry Datri Totals Bears. 26 4 79 9 87 i Cook Rinella .... Huntington Totals, ..... ICAN C CANNED GOODS’ SUCCOTASH, York State......... LIMA BEANS, Banquet ......... WAX BEANS, Cut ...s... STRING BEANS, No. 2 Can CORN CORN, Best Maine . . SEINAGCH. Earge ‘TR ... 0. oo i PORK and BEANS, Mohican ........... PEAS PEAS, Extra Sifted . STRAWBERRIES, No. 2 Can .......... PINEAPPLE, Hunt’s Sliced ............ HUNT’S FRUITS, All Kinds ........... TOMATOES TOMATOES, York 10c VALUE FINE QUALITY EARLY JUNES State. .. . FANCY YORK STATE - PER CAN "SOLID PACKED BEANS, Red Kidtey . ........."%....... TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY SPEGIALS 9 to 11 a. m. Tuesday--HOUR SALE Round Sirloin b LAMB CHOPS Ib. . BEETS, Quartered, No. 3 Can Choice 17c 16¢ Cuts Swift’s OLEOMARGARINE, Ib. 19c—23c Large, Juicy LEMONS domen s 5 TURNIPS peck GOLD DUST Large package ....... 19c 18¢c All Purchases delivered in city for 5 cents S e S TS PR T S Canned Goods Sale MONDAY, JANUARY 26th, STARTED OUR TREMENDOUS CANNED GOODS SALE. PRICES QUOTED IN THIS ADVERTISEMENT HOLD GOOD THROUGH- OUT THE ENTIRE WEEK — FROM JANUARY 26th TO JANUARY 31st, INCLU- SIVE. THE LARGE PACKERS AND CANNERS NEEDED MONEY IN A HURRY, *AND IN ORDER TO GET IT MADE BIG CONCESSIONS IN PRICES. WITH OUR TREMENDOUS CAPITAL WE W ERE ABLE TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF ALL THESE CONCESSIONS AND PURCHASED GOODS AWAY PNDER THE MARKET VALUE. = WE ARE GIVING YOU THE BENEFIT OF THESE BAR- GAINS. TAKE ADVANTAGE AND STOCK UP FOR.THE WINTER. 7%c 11c 12¢ 9c 8c 14c 16c 17¢ 23c N\, 8¢ 11c 8¢ 10c GRAPE FRUIT Gfort. o v e Florida ORANGES 2 dozen\.... . . . aidok GINGER SNAPS 1 CORNED BEEF, Ib. 113 Salted PIG HOCKS Mohican Creamery BUTTER, 3 lbs. $1.00 | For Shortening — CRISCO — can 23c-45¢ HEINZ PICKLES in Bulk 10¢ reight charges paid on all orders PER DOZEN =Tuesday 4 to 6 p. m. STEAK - Ib. 15:c|Salt Pork PORK CHOPS EUGENE LeBLANC Electrical Comtractor And Dealer In 3 ELECTRICAL® SUPPLIES ; OF ALL KINDS. Hunter's Avanue, Taftville, Ct. Telephone 165-3 5 stylish and how perfect fitting = TAILORED SUIT can be made FOR $8.00. C. MILLSTEIN, %25 3 Tailor, 106 Main Street, Norwich, Ct. Group Photograph taken are all Holidays « & tions are’ sitting can Bome. Don Houghton PHOTOGRAPHER, Shannon Building while family together for tha When condi- favorable the be made in PER CASE 2 DOZEN $2.00 1.75 1.85 2.00 Sk Take It To Lincoln’s Ee Does All Kinds of Light Repairing. Typewriters, Keys Umbrellas, Cam= eras a specially. Now located in the Steiner Block, 265 Main St, rooms over Disco Brom Established 1830 oy You want to know what AS-MOOM is doing for catarrh, Eronchitis, Asthe ma. Send for eur fres booklet. Hay~ fever cured at home to stay cured. Price. Ove week's treatment. $1.50. “The AS-MOON CO, New London, Cty act2TuThS $1.03 .89 95 03 £ ] ' 1. 87¢ $1.29 1.40 1.00 " 95¢ - $1.65 1.90 | 2.00 2.69 95¢ $1.29 95 15 DR.R. J. COLLINS DENTIST " 148 Main Street, Norwich, Conm Phone 424-4 $2.50 1.85 2.25 LES TABLE AND COOKING, BY, PECK CR BUSHEL. 1. The Vaughn Nos. MILL, CASTINGS a Specialty, s Recaiva Promot Attention Foundry Ce. 1 to 25 Ferry St, s 1 .- Ord DRS. L. F. and A. J. LaPIERRE 287 Main St. PRACTISE LIMITED TQ EYE, EAR, NOSE and THROAT Hours 16 2. m. to 3 p. m, Stndaym excepted, aud by appelntment MAHONEY BROS., Falls Av. Hack, Livery and Boarding STABLE e guarantee our service to be the best at the most reasonable prices. Extra Heavy 1 Fat Back . 122(: Cured, Smoked 91 gfi%fll’)’ms,‘?u 3 13:¢ 13¢ PURE LARD Ib. Falce ool and Bliand Parlars Six Tables—iive pool und one Billlard Tables sold snd repairing done «t reasonable prices. : Supplies at all times. 49 MAIN STREET THE DEL-HOFF European Plan 3 Yellow ONIONS CRANBERRIES L AP Condensed MILK . 25¢ Rates 75 cents per day and up over $5.00 HAYES BROS, Broadway 1227, 26- iz e FUR SEASON OPE with a balance of about 20,000 shares. | | several American and National league | Boston in the deal for Harry L.ord and |dtive. but the B. A. A, athletic commit- \ 5 Atchison, the first of the important | i Braves Seek New Grounds plavers for bis St. Louis outlaws Amby MeConnel fee i considgring it. Now is the time for you to get out Daily and Saturdays Testern lines to make its January re- | e G Abgpriiciaa R — = -fy —_— | your furs. I suarantce ail repair wesl) - z urn, showed a shrinkage in net of over | iarge treet offiandiaultabls all . 111" Swebney e Boston| When the” Gianis and White Sox 7 SN E L criect. Have also a mice . falling off ‘of $236.000, but Southern | | erville, has: been''gecured: by ahead for the.F doctor ordered vaccinatious for every= (i 'p 3 WU B0, Uie WOrk Of 21 mmen | i en’s Muffs and Collars and anything mi’ilgheeabgsénn:larrggbfi?; S ol Tt Temis B At of the body. The ba Ners Kicked pth ? in the Fur Ime. ¥ e 8 3 sedal cl \ nvilles conira with th they had to subh fér that was 4 } £ its strength less marked than during poral bgseel 5. oIch [l cpnts e R : : M. BKRUCNER, 81 Franklin St. /. changes are being made in the | ton Nationais calls for a subsiantial | price of admi | N i o3 last weel’s advance. Total sales e | e e Bavsien oo At e .| “The announcement that' cornen value, 5 . th . Gaffriey | t 1k 13 —— —_ i ussell rd, - ding to the New ! would play Peun in Philadelpifia on o . SO0 i : the Braves, Mr. Gaffney points out that | _Russell Ford, a ng to the ild p i | - Taftville, Conn. Uit Sz boncs were unciangea | eamen e e i st e | S R Ve SR e e WSS AL O AMED , on cail. limited and that, owing fo ils loca- | Mohr of Erooklyn e been matched | kees in 1911 and 1912 put less than|not a surprise\to those who best un- : Take Taftville or Willlmantic ears | tion, the maiter of rent becoming | to box 12 rounds in New Bedford Feb. | that las Ldie Press says l'ord | derstood the situation. One of the . . e e igh, Low at the Torest Hills terminus ofthe e —_ 2 the last couple of seasons, to be played in Ithaca in alternate ] Red Sox Have Four Left Hander: 850 Allls C E 1314 ed sysiem is also under considera Talk @b placing a F ral league —_— — years was the feeling that Franklin YLES ton, Jan. Four left handed 9 Do "ot s n by the club management. | cluo in Cinclanati ic degcribed ag “the | Torouto, Can. parks committee will| Field was o hqodoo fo _the Corneli| AFTER NEW Yo ke | Plichers are: nowjon the roster. of fie ) A | R | sosh” by the Cincinnati In- $19.600 o free skating rinks | eleven. hen the Ithacans defeated | AMiss Adles is in New York Blirbort. RAG: Soriotibith o s beicsiban = { .Defiance Ready May 30. | 28 hocke in that.c®y this|Penn last fall. the fear that it was Im- | quocgay, to secure tia latest Spodng 2 areoe) erican | ot Am. | Boston, Jan. 26.—The sloop Defiance, | = winter. The operaie checking | possible to win on Franklin field was | - o=da¥. 1o fecire 153 S BT league, the contract of John Redloff of § 500 Do | under construction at Bath, Me., for a | _Georse McBride, shortstop of the | hooths at the rinks, from which $2,000 ' dissipated. And then Cornell did some | hair stvies. e South Chicago completing the quar 650 e syndicate of Philadelphia, New York | Washington American league team, has | wjj, ft is expected, be recelyed. | thinking on the spbject of gate re- §she returns. tette. Radloff's release was bought | 1is v ptd and Boston vachtsmen, will be ready | Sent his signed contract to Manager | g i | ceipts. . is is a good time for sealp “reats tion of Patsy Donovan, a scout. Col- B it < Riiber expressed {oday by vachtsmen who| Charley Ebbets. president of the | Playing on this trip is not hurt- | & | scientific attention. lins, Leonard and Coumbe, the latter Linseed O . are watching the progress of the work, | Brooklyn club, rises to remark that all | jne the piavers 2 bit. The men do | 208 Mata Streot. mext te Chelsen Bank froin the Utica club of the New York Locom H er Owen thinks that by the | his players have signed for next season | ;¢ work often enough to-be over- } = { |, Design he | X 8] | Telephone 652-4. Janzsd State league, are. the other left hand- | A *ix | last of May he can bring the Deflance | but Joe Tinker. trained, and the change in scenery has | i s = k - . o A Ay Al Lring e DSnancs i, ng effect. It is mot mearly | T was badly ruptured while lifting a f———— 7 i Am. i t the leel will be cast | in Troy, Jan. 26. K. O. Brown few games, as {o stav-at home |2 9Ps, 2L Sire was an operation Wonderful ‘Cough Remedy. o % |mext Tussday wien representatives of | same cliysEeb. 3. and Billy_ and ‘worl iv a foundrv. L.am sure |\l "S7 Something * that ‘quickis. aga - ing's N bl e st | the syndicate will he on hand to throw | in New York o b. 10 that there is-uot a player on on.pieteiy cured me. Years | have 8 Dr. Riies Ne T‘“’her'w‘},’iclf,“vflg = ST §ue pilem by o v pennies for Tk — squad who will 50 stale next summer.” | pugsed and tis fupiiie Las never sit | Lower than ever in price. Better.and Surely aiop_m cougn or cold. D p.| 0P B > il | Jim Coftroth, the San Frane i e : 9, althoush 1 am doing hard work | more for your money than ever bs. Lawson of Etdson, Tenn., writes: “Dr.| io bo | Edwardes Quits the Turf. e erat Tomms. Murphy tn o 20 round | yisoomatin academy _of BE ANEo | 2o st time. a0 trouble: 1 hevs Mot | Sore. ? iing’s New Discovery is the most Am London, Jan. 26.—George Edwardes, | 10 meet Tommy, Muiphy i% 8 cf TR0 | tine, Fla., desires a team. race Februe | 1B to Setl. but will give full informa- - wondertul cough, cold and throat and [ 1100 Anieonds Ar ONET the theafrical manager e tha A. Indoor athletics meet Febru- ! tiou about iiow vou miay find a complats 1914 0verland is hel'e lung medicine I ever gold in my store.| e Arnison ' | 4 past has been deeply s -:8. Boblnson, o8 3 b i ) o oriie It can’t be beat. It sells without an; 700 o, pta Tl New York, Jan. 26.—Call horse racing, has decided to retire from | g igh Tias been given a raise in | Net and Goeltz, who were at Mercers ugene M. Fullen Carpenter. 3 ks trouble at all. It nesds no guaranteer | 00 Auintls cous” Lise. | steady at 1 3-4@2 per cent.. ruling|the turf. e sell his iz racing [ UER TEN has boon given 2 1A ee % | bure. are at Keewatin, and the othter SlitectliT AT enaS, Manazquen .| Demonstration will convince you it This ls troe, because Br. Kings Ne %00 Baldwin Locometiv rate 1 3-4; last loan 2; closing 1 3-4@ | establishment in Wiltshire, where h.«l B e N our pasenall 1ast cea. | teamrace men are Cantwelliand Mur- | Btier Cul out this notioe and show | ;. o1/ automebile of the year te buy. Discovery will "hw.ldmi most obsti. e e o 2. ’Ti!:’\e l”im; TE?"‘ 60 days !;-W keeps forty herses in training. | son and now feels qualified to act the | i T‘h-_vh im lulxe :;‘I-n:u;';;;: may save lite or at least,stop the mis- B. RING AUTO CO. nate of coughs and colds Lung troubles | s b ors".. 3; 90 dave 3 1-4@3 1-2; six months 4 e chsiiay scholastic championshiip. The éxpense | ory'of rupture and the worry ana dan- quickly helped by its-uee. You should | 70 Rroeivn Ripid Teansth. - Bunny Ferd Outpoints Maher, | P7¢ OF = TeEiay to bring these four is almast prohib- | g.= of an operation. M. B. rimsmrltied & keep a bottle in the house at ail times | 4% Broken Tuien Gar agen COTTON. New IHaven, Comn., Jan. 26.—Bunny| George Crowther, who jumped the — — — for all members of the family 50c and | 100 oot Pesroteum . B% 2¥)| New York Jan. 26—Cotton futures| Ford outpolnted Dodo Maher In u 15| New Havelr club last season for o = E Taiephone. 18 Chestnut Strest u.% .Anlem:no-:- & Ihy x'n:l‘l B ET 55, W5 | Closed steady. Jsnuery 1335 March | round bout here tonght. In the prelim- | Twin-State job, savs he will report to uhfiesthe . — H. E. Bucklen oy iladelphia or 90 Camséian Facifia 3101 0% | 12.58, May 12.36, Julv 12.38, ctober | ipary mi]l Mike Doherty and K. O. Dil- | New Haven in the spring. He is con- « 8t. Leuis. e e e 0. 2. |1768 -Mpot cntion quiet; middling | lon fought 10 rounds to a Araw. fident ot landing mecond base. e M 3 D J M KING it il Hu B | LS SR, ootion STt i Sudied sl relieves i r. J. M. 1300 Olaes: oo - El e G v Spring- ’ 3 For Prest SRS ghaiCbunpad Sklo. | 20 G0 ot . aii Ty T OMIEASS GRATN NARKET, SPORT NOTES. B sl iy 1 . \ - N For frost bitten ears, fingers and | oo bo pid . DAk m% 52 | ewmar Open. Mgh taw Clom T s e el | 8 { I toes; chapped handg and lips, chil. 3, 105! My s eI N | s Geerge Brown and Battling Levinsky | Bayne and Infielders Warner and Clark blains, cold sores, rod and rough skins, X m Ry S BTURMEL GL | pare been muiched to box in Milwan- | have returned their slgned coNFRClS| cq piomishes—blackheads, pimples, | | Preperibed by doctors. ‘Ask for and heals quickly, In.every home tRere | * 100 Col, & 8o ist bid., ] e = The Unpiversity of _Pennsylvanta o ments are relieved by SULPHOLAC. |for & good sizea jar, with directions. | . JsmyTa W' - should be & box handy all the time 1550 Cansol, Gas ..vvoisn 3% freshman track ‘team Wi take parti Frank Smith, formerly known In the | - Begin using SULPHOLAC' tonight. | " por. free sample write - Hudsen & Best remedy for siin _aiusages I e Thme iy : in at least twg Indoor meets. | American league as “the piano mover,” | Before long everyone will wonder. WRat |0 ™y 4161 west - 36th iles,” el — igned with the Federal league.|vou did to get such u clear fresh |0, - o ‘est “36th’ Street, itching eczema, téiler, piles, etc, 3 Dist. Becurities b 0% has signed h @l gue. All druggists or by mail JRUE ot ey DU e w4 complexion. eqy “Yori. Mondecal Brown ipsists (hat he has! He's the same Smith who went te ' e &2 SRS R e e e i M kol gl SRR