NORWICH BULLETIN, SATURDAY, MARCH 13, 1915

INSURANCE -- YALE CHAMPIONS IN BASKETBALL IF IT'S SPORTING NOTES INSURANCE, WE WRITE IT." For the First Time Since 1907, the Blue Won the Intercollegi- ' According to a current report, Ax-tie- n, L. LATHROP & SONS, 4, J. 2:111-- was recently priced at Kew 28 Shetucket St., Norwich, Conn. ate Championship in Defeating Dartmouth Score 36 $25,000. The The Baltimore Feds claim that 7,000 "WHITE" ADDING MACHINE 15 Yale Lost Two Games During the Season. orders have already been accepted for to the opening game in Baltimore. is strictly a Connecticut product John Hummel is whaling the ball for Conn., 12. By Pennsylvania here tonight, Ave bouts the Brooklyn second team. He is also Made in Connecticut. New Haven, March putting up a line first base game. defeating Dartmouth, 36 to 16, in the to four. by Mechanics. last basketball game of the season Made Connecticut Roger Bresnahan has signed up an Connecti- here tonight, Yale won the champion- FOOTBALL PLAYERS REGISTERED backstop Chi Cubs. Rog Made of material rolled in ship of the intercollegiate league. The other for the cut by Connecticut mechanics. Blue was not forced to extend itself er evidently doesn't intend to don the and Ponemah Wheel Club shin-guar- ds at any time. The first half ended 12 Taftville again this season. Made on machinery built by Con- to 4. The last time Yale won a bas- Have Announced Their Lineups in necticut mechanics in Connecticut, championship was 1907. Connecticut Association It's funnv how unpleasant the weath ketball in Eastern er can be in the South all winter, and "A pood tire During the league season Yale won Football League. TRULY THIS IS A CONNECTICUT is like a man'' eight games and lost two. then old "J. Pluvius" starts an annual! six-wee- engagement as soon as the PRODUCT. who is fit. If Providence Team Leaves Hot Two more teams In the Eastern As- ball tossers arrive. he's too fat ho for sociation Football league registered can't be right. Springs. their players, Friday, Taftville and the One scribe considers the Interna- That's Boston, March 12. The second di- Ponemah Wheel club. The season tional league Belgium of base- the Sweet, the the way with a. Just a whisper, Low and vision of the Boston American base- opens next week Saturday. The play- ball war. He sees the Feds whaling tire. If it has s about your Insurance. You may have ball team, accompanied by Manager ers registered follow: the allies and camping all over the In- a property that is fair and profitable Dave Shean and other members of the Taftville A.. Finlayson, H. Finlay-so- n, ternational league territory. more than mm m today and that tomorrow may be a Providence Internationals left today E. Sutton, F. Desjardlen, J .Green-halg- h, just enough imnr a n i heap of ashes. Let me look after the for Hot Springs, Ark. Larry Gardner, R. Pilling, W. White, W. Whan, A Chicago despatch reads: "A na- rubber, it 13 matter for you. Delays are dangerous. Olaf Henriksen and Harold Janvrin W. Wilson, W. Mather, F. Greerihalgh, tional 'dope trust' to beat the Federals like a man mm ISAAC S. JONES, were the Red Sox players in the party A. Brunton, J. Blanchette, G. Grim-sha- w, acts was discovered recently." This who is too fat. i Agent, They expect to be joined on the way G. Bunning, J. Smith. truat should with Insurance and Real Estate Wil- not be confuted the If it has'nt 91 by others. Ponemah Wheel Club Robert scribes given to baseball writings. The enough rub-b- er Richards Building Main Street son, Fred Knowles, Robert Pilling, White Adding Machine Gley, it's weak- Farrell Announces Decisions. Harold DeCelles, William Manager Stallings has made the re- ened. Dia- ATTORN EYS-AT-LA- Auburn, N. Y., March 12. Secretary "Vlanderun, Adam Troeger, mark about the lack of speed among Y02K STBEET, NEW HAVEN John H. Farrell of the National Asso- John A. Seidel, Richard Haberding, the champs on the bases. The Boston mond Tirea ' William Murdock, Pollard, have just the 11 ciation of Professional Baseball Ernest and leader seems to think sprinters are of TELEPHONE 3350 EDWIN W. HIGGINS .Leagues, today gave out the following Samuel Armitage. more use to ball team mara- right amount a than good wife, Attorney-at-La- w decisions of the national board of ar- thon men. of tough bitration involving players and clubs Columbia Downed Tigers. rubber Corner Main and Shetucket Streets in minor baseball: "We read that "a team of Giant rookies, Bushelman Princton, N. J., March 12. Columbia including Xkt&U ; Claims allowed: D. J. defeated Princeton in an intercollegi- Larry Doyle," is doing stunts in connection with the big stick that BULLETIN'S PATTERN SERVICE much nor too ' AMOS A. BROWNING against Worcester, Mass. in the South Can it be possible that i.s players awarded: Fred ate league basketball game here to- age hiding with Kaker down on that httletomake Services of 22 20. By the Gian captain has advanced in Trappe, ild., farm. then, TiSn. , Attorney-atla- w, 8 Bldg. Lynn, Green to night by the score of to Richard's Ollum to Mass.; P. their victory the New Yorkers tie the so far as to be classed in his second WVf 'Phone 700. New London, Conn. childhood? A expert Applications to be free agents grant- Tigers for third place in the league's New York in naming the standing. best ball players in the country named ' y 4f w P. Benny Kauff, Brown & Perkins, Attcrneys-at-La- ed: William La Motte and Thomas crack batsman of the IS from Is'ew York and linished with Breen from Woonsocket, R, I. Feds, is said to have applied to the Cobb and Johnson. "Which goes to Over ITncas Nat. Bank. SheiucKet St. WITH THE TROTTERS. Giants for a job. The Giants will look show that there are yet some people Entrance stairway near to Thames Eames Defeated Hahman. over his contract to see if there is a in New York who are capable of rec- National Bank. Telephone 38-- 3. loophole that would permit his jump ognizing Chicago, March 12. Fred Eames, The purse money of 1914 footed up back to organized ball. talent. The wonderful record Denver, defeated John Hahman, Min- more than $3,22S,000. made by Diamond Tires last WILL neapolis, 50 to 48. in 90 innings in Negotiations .for the sale of that COLUMBIA Orange Cigarets have been banned from the al- the first game of today's play in the Everett L. Swan of has In- Bridgeport club have been on for year proves that they are HAVE FOOTBALL 1-- 4. training trip of the Cleveland world's three cushion billiard cham- bought the trotter Muda Lloyd, 2.21 Manager Birmingham. most a year now. Every once in a 5, dians by "Pete" while somtbody is willing right structurally. Will Be pionship. Eames had a high run of Shields, formerly of Waterbury pictured as Favorite Fall Sport There Hahman 7. George Moore of New The Nebraska trotter Sadie S., 2.14 the to buy the club before a certain date, Once Ten Years 4, is to be tried by Tommy Murphy. club, probably won't object as long as More After a York beat Jess Lean of Chicago, 50 the customary cud Is not prohibited, tut that, somebody always changes It proves that the materi- Lapse. to 34, in 64 innings. Moore's high run Dick McMahon is going to try his too. his mind. was 6, Lean's 5. luck with Lady Elmhurst, 2.10. als we put into Diamond Tires Columbia is going to have football be- John Henry considers Booth Hooper is strong w once again. That much was determ- Cuban Reds Soft Picking for Cubs. Newark for the Feds ex-Ne- Havener, "one of the most have the weight, strength and The grand circuit horses that last cause Charlie Ebbets' first considera- on Washington's ined at a mass meeting of the stud Tampa, Fla., March 12, The Chi- through to Lexington will go to San tion was Brooklyn club and not serviceable pitchers" wearing qualities combine ents of Columbia college, held in Uni . the that cago Nationals defeated the Cuban Francisco. iNewai-K- irroviuence may aiso Decome versity (hall on the campus. The 7 to 0, today. Score: that I have seen break in who seem to give the most economical Reds, here an outlaw stronghold if Lannin con to on undergraduates were practically unan R. H. E. Anne Axworthy, the dam of Judson siders place only a know what he is the mound for,' 1-- 4, that farm for the says Henry. mileage in actual service. imous in indorsing the resolution that Havana 0 5 20 Girl, 2.07 will be bred to Peter Red Sox. had been submitted by the faculty Chicago 12 1 Volo. committee, they not .7 Things are boiling down Coffee but did take it all Gonzales and Gutierrez; Robbins, If the Feds can Induce the Interna- at conducted a Har-greav- Recently we grace. e, early closing purses Bay park with the best of It is true that Vaughn, Backles and Archer, The of the tional league to jump, they certainly Pot in St. Petersburg, Fla. The there will be football there once more, Bresnahan. State Short Trip circuit will be an- game. Phillies have been there less than a test by mail to find out i: after a lapse of ten years," but it Vvill nounced shortly. will boom their own Just now week and are all in the best of con- wL not be the football of other days. It the International league is in a re- dition. J. Pluvius added a little too jobbers and tire dealers had to will be a sort of expurgated edition, Braves Badly Defeated Mercer. Cox, Murphy, Geers, Snow and An- markably sad condition. The league much water during the first few days, somewhat devitalized in its general Macon, 6a., March 12. The Boston drews plan to race on the Pacific coast claims organized ball deserted it at but the heat soon got in its effect and say about 1914 Diamond Tire aspect from the days of Bill" Mor-le- Nationals defeated Mercer university next November. the time when help was needed. the grounds are well dried out again. let- Harold Weeks, "Tom" Thorpe, 19 to 1 here today. Grace, of Mer- records. The hundreds of Chauncey Berrien and other stars of cer, made a home run Score: George W. Leavitt has sold to Miss The Manchester Union wonders why Larry. Lajoie is the surprise of the 1255 ters received from them show the gridiron, who brought a lot of R. H. E. Katherlne WUks of Gait, Ont., the filly Hugh McKinnon was in Manchester Athletics' camp. He is showing plen publicity to the blue and white. Boston 19 8 1 Southern Lady, by The Northern Man, arranging for the use of the ball park ty of pep for so early in the fray. Just A PRETTY FROCK that Diamond Tires have more For Instance, when the sport Is Mercer 1 4 4 2.06 2. there two days after the first fake now Kopf is picked for third base and FOR MOTHER'S GIRL,. on Heights none Hughes, Luque Whaling; than made good. the of the and Hunt, 1-- 4, came that McKinnon had decided to of course Jlarry and Mclnnis are fix big teams may be met in the first five Weaver and Clements, Adams. Lassie McGregor, 2.06 has been 'drop the Fed league notion. The tures. Oldring Strunk and Murphy Girl's Dress, With Sleeve In Either of years. During period eport bred to Peter Volo, 2.03 2. The M. that the and M. winner is owned by H. Manchester paper is getting wise. promises to be the regular outfielders, Two Lengths, and With or Without These letters from dealers in will be on probation. One student got New Haven Hockey Team Arthur promise to be the regular outfielders up In meeting Penn- Won. Ccsden. Tucker. all parts of the country, show that the and said that New Haven, Conn., March 12. The Directors of Textile field at Man- Jimmy Walsh is subbing at first ase. sylvania was desirous of resuming re Cox, 3 year say The Athletics do not appear rugged Poplin in a pretty shade of rose was Diamond Tires in 1914 established on the gridiron with Columbia New Haven hockey club defeated the Gov. the old son of Moko chester, N. H., now that the field embroidery lations Aberdeen hockey club Ottawa, Can., and Melva J., 2.10 4, has been sent to has not been leased to anybody yet, enought in the pitching department. used for this design, with a service record which stands others pleaded for a chance to play of Lexington, Ky. Bush, Bressler. Permock, Shawkey and and piping in white. The model would Cornellad or colleges ' here tonight, 6 to 5. Ed Allen at though the general impression is that be nice for albatross or cashmere, for supreme. have put these let- other with which the New England league has no chance Wycknff, youthful veterans, do not im or We there were closer athletic relations Young Miss, dam Bingen, press the scribes very strongly linen, batiste lawn. It would make book. They con- some of teams Yale Fencers Were Victorious. the of Is in there. Manchester feels that the New for the a nice school dress in serge, galatea or ters into a furnish than the that will be foal to The Northern Man, 2.06 2. England Feds will with- work expected from them. gingham, and is fine for percale or locate there one-pie- crete evidence of the big mileage allowed on the schedule. This was all New Haven, Conn., March 12. Yale's The daughter of Young Jim is 26 years out any doubt. chambrey. The dress is a out of order, though, and' the students fencing team defeated University of of age. Floors of Iron Dust. style, with a wide panel over the front. Diamond users get and the free- were obliged to accept what was of- The belt holds the fullness at low fered them. Evidently they felt that Louis Fieper of Lynn is starting to A new finish for concrete floors waistline, but may be omitted. For dom from tire troubles they enjoy. half a loaf was better than none at all, hammer the New England league. He where a hard surface and a dustless warm days the low neck and short and when it came to a vote after an says Fitchburg would be a great city one is desired consists of ninety-fiv- e sleeve are ideal, while if high neck is to Akron, Ohio, for this FINANCIAL AND for if.. If he ever gets sore at the per cent of iron dust or iron flour. preferred the sleeve in wrist length and Write animated discussion there were only COMMERCIAL the adjustable tucker- make the dress book five who had the courage to stand up astern association he'll nominate Nor- It is added to the dry cement in the comfortable. The pattern is cut in remarkable of letters. It's a ard voice their disapproval of the res- wich for the circuit. Everybody knew proportion of fifteen to twenty-fiv- e four sizes: 4, 6, 8 and 10 years. It re- wallop! and we want you to have urrection of the sport. As there were that Louis would get sick of the New Pounds to each one hundred pounds, quires 3 yards of material for a a copy. about a thousand voting students pres- MARKET WAS HEAVY. 700 Cb.es. &0hlo . ... 42 41 42 England league. and one part of the mixture is used size for the dress, with yard, 1000 C. M. ftSt. P 87 86 86 with two parts of sand. This prepa- for the tucker, of 30-in- material. ent It may be seen tha the preponder- 100 a. opinion Un- Chi ft N. W. 123 123 123 Probably the man who will miss ration is applied as a top coat to a A pattern of this illustration mailed In addition to the extraordinary mileago ance of was in favor of foot- Securities Show Less Resistance 1080 C. B. I. ft P 21 20 21 any on receipt of 10 in 100 Chlno O'Day most, now has thickness of one-ha- lf to one inch. It to address cents ball. der Selling Pressure. Con Cop 35 85 35 Hank that he silver or stamps. and freedom from trouble that you get There is just one matter further to 200 Consol Gas U5 114 114 been declared a free agent, is Heinie forms a hard and durable floor, claim- Company. you 3400 Corn Products 11 Order through The Bulletin in Diamond Squeegee Tread Tires, ,ce settled, and that is the official rati- 12...... 10 11 Zimmermann. Undoubtedly Heinie is ed to be waterproof and not slippery. Dept.. Norwich, Conn. New York, March The market 400 Den. &Blo Q 6 6 6 shedding tear's of joy over prospects This composition also is made use of Pattern ran Itiiw ik.m .f tk. fshllnurintf fication of the movement by the facul- displayed less 3415 Erie Erie 25 22 22 the for securities resistance asoo season to where is desired to make new con- ty. That wil not take place until April to selling pressure today, some of Erie 1st pr 37 36 36 of a without Hank contend it the 300 2 SO Chicago Freddie Are you trained nurse 20, when that body holds its next speculative declining over Erie Dr 29 29 with. crete unite with old. Jour- the "FAIR-LIST- " meeting. favorites a 200 Gen. Electric 139 139 139 nal. mamma said was coming? PRICES: point on moderate offerings. Heavi- 6900 Gen. Motorj 98 94 98 Yes, reply to questions was 200 Connie Mack is looking around the Nurse dear; I'm the trained In it stated ness was most pronounced in the aft- Gen. Motors pr 86 96 96 Diamond Size) Diamond definitely any game 12950 Goodrich 35 in of a The city of Peking will be encir- nurse. Siie. that home to be ernoon, the motor shares yielding prac- B F. 33 34 southern forests search suitable your Squeegee Squeegee played by Columbia be played 550 Goodrich pr .".". 99 99 99 pennant pole for the 1915 flag. It cled by a railroad which will hug the Freddie Let's see some of must on tically all the ground gained during 609 Ot. North, pr grounds owned by the university...... 116 115 115 strikes us that Connie should first get historic walls. tricks, then. Seattle Star. 9.45 $20.35 That the morning session. Obvious manip- 300 Gt. N. Ore Sub 31 30 30 30x3 $ 34x4 means that any college gridiron con- 200 Guggen Exp 49 49 28.70 ulation in this class of stocks has ..50 ' 30x3j 12.20 36x4j test in which Colubla may take part 2500 Jnp Coper 20 19 20 33.90 v provoked considerable criticism recent- 1300 32x3j 14.00 37x5 next fall, or for the next five years, Inter Met. 2 12 12 ly, although is recognized 28011 pr 46.0Q ' must be played either on South field or it that the int. Met 59 58 58 33x4 20.00 138x54 Columbia Oval, Williamsbridge. motor industry has profited to an un- w ..mi. k a. vr ...... oo 55 65 at wonted degree by reason of the war. 2WI KKHK CO m J1Q no General occurred In "B.n w w HITS 1U6 106 PAY NO MORE $21,000 EARLY CLOSING unsettlement the mra ininn alley 135 134 134 final dealings,' when It "became known iov uig tx jnrers ...... 218 218 218 STAKES AT KALAMAZOO that the directors of the Southern 200 lit. &Myen pr 118 118 118 Railway had decided to pass the div- 300 Loose-- Co ..20 19 19 iw xxjixi. (v a--' II...... aid 113 113 2:07 Trotters Will Compete for $10,000 idend on the preferred stock, which Mai well At Co 32 30 30 45, oiw Paper Mills Purse. broke five points to two points ji A pr ...... yb 72 73 above its minimum. At the same time stiO Maxwell SI. 2 pr 32 30 30 announcement was made of sus- ai-- i. rraroi . 07 66 66 Six early closing purses, with a the BOO Miami Copper 21 20 20 Sloss-Shef-fie- ld Sllllgj value of $21,000, have been announced pension of the dividend on 271 M. St. P ft SSM 114 114 114 for Kalamazoo's Grand Circuit har- Iron preferred. That company re- 2300 Mo., Kan. ftT...... 11 10 10 ness meeting, Aug. 2 to 6 inclusive. cently issued its annual report, show- jvv jan, xt. an x. pr ...... At 2J 27 ing very large impairment earn- 9300 MO. Pacific 11 10 10 The $10,000 Paper Mills puree Is for a of 100 Nat. Biscuit 120 120 120 2:07 trotters, while the $3,000 Burdick ings. 100 Nat. Enam ftS. 10 10 10 Hotel purse is for 2:09 class pacers. In point of fact, today's market was 800 Nat. Iad 54 54 54 There are four $2000 purses for the left largely to its own devices, actual 800 Nov. CC opper "... 12 12 12 oow 11. x. All srue ...... tie 58 60 following classes: 2:18 and 2:11 trot, leadership still being lacking. The N. T. 2:06 paces. . 50 Central 84 83 83 2:17 and short interest has made several efforts S4o r.. 1. It. ftM...... 52 51 51 to capitalize new developments in Eu- xvv i.. x. v. oc n...... iio 25 35 High and Lofty Tumblers in Baseball. rope arid Mexico and the construc- 100 Norf. AWest. 102 102 102 100 North. Amor 68 68 68 The back of Polly Per-ri- tt tive faction has held aloof, pending a 480 North PacUc 103 102 somersault sit- 102 from the Feds to the Giants makes more favorable turn in the general w jnau ...... 18 18 18 the sixth performance of a uation. TOO Pain. It. B. ..105 105 105 similar nature by major league players Foreign exchange was again variable, 700 Pitta Coal 20 20 20 FLOOR FINISH beong 400 Pitts Coal pr ... 92 91 81 (Natural of calibre. Here is the the feature Italian lires, which 1015 press stem car ...... 24 27 27 and Colored) were Vt list of high and lofy umblers: about points under rates jv't j ict di nx . M 80i 86 Stands the scuff and. tread of Waler Washingon Chi- quoted a week ago. The break in 400 Pull Pal Car 150 150 150 Johnson to 100 Qulcksfrvar pr...... heavy shoes. A man's shoe heel cago feds to "Washington. lires was assumed to represent some- 100 By. Spr 20 thing more important mere buy- Steel 20 20 strikes a 90-l- b. blow at every step. lvey Wingo Cardinals to Buffalo than 1400 Bay Con Cop 1722217 17 Feds to Cincinnati. ing of supplies, rumor passing ' in the 26400 Readlhg ...... 145 143 143 Such hard usage may dent the Jimmy Austin Browns to Pitts- belief that a large loan to Italian in- 100 Hep. Er ft Steed 19 19 10 wood, but it simply won't break 200 Bep. r-- Bt. pr 78 76 76 burgh Feds to Browns. terests is impending. 100 BockUsland ivyamze Floor Finish. Rube Marquard Giants to Brook-led- s Bank clearings confirm recent ad- 1000 Bock Island pr 1 1 1 to Giants. vices of a halt in trade at leading 200 Seaboard A. L...... 13 13 13 Ray Caldwell Yankees to centers, the decrease in,Jtfew York "b- 800 Sesbd A. IV, pr . 83 32 32 Buffalo eing 825 Sears Roebuck 203 203 203 Feds to Giants. almost twenty per cent, compared 8220 Pacific 84 - South 83 83 Pol Perritt Cardinals to Pittsburgh with the previous week. 1000 Southern By 15 14 14 Feds to Giants. Local banks appear to have gained 1700 South. By pr 48 45 45 some on weekly 6895 Studebaker 48 47 47 cash the movement. 100 pr 94 money re- Studebaker 94 91 . Lord Lost In Billiards. Time was freely quoted at 2500 Tenn. Copper ...... 28 27 27 cent low paper 1150 Texas Pacific 14 Philadelphia, March 12. B. L. Mil-tu- rn rates and commercial ft 14 14 of Memphis defeated R, M. Lord, was on a partly with long time ma- 200 Texaso Co .133 182 132 turities. sales, 2800 Third Aveus . 52 61 51 400 to 320, in the afternoon game of Total of stocks, 200 To., St. 1 ft W. 2 2 2 the National Amateur billiard tourna- amounted to 225.300 shares. 7908 Union Padfle ..120 119 119 Average high Investment bonds were .irregular, 200 United By Inr . 8 8 8 ment. and runs: Ry pr 24 22-6- 4; with 600 Un. In 21 23 Milburn 7 29. 6 3: more steadiness in sonte of the Iord cheaper issues. 100 V. S: B 1 pr 103 103 103 4. Total sales, par value, 1'7316 V. S. Steel 45 44 44 were $1,995,000. 400 U. S. Steel pr 105 104 105 Panama coupon 3s were ' 3-- 4 per 8200 Utah Copper ...... 53 52 52 cent, lower on call. 1100 West Mary . 23 21l 21 100 West Mary pr ...... 80 38 86 800 West. TJU TU 64 84 64 STOCKS. . 1600 Westlnghousa 89 68 68 Overhauling 90-Pou- and - Mfg Balm. High. Low. Close. 100 West, 1st 117 117 117 "A blow at every ttep." 4M Alaska GoJd M 3214 jjj 81?t 1900 Woolworth ....104 103 104 Eranlze Floor Finish is waterproof, S708 Ajii.L CopDW 56 S3H 53 200 Willys OrId 112 108 108 washable and won't romp nrr nntii 4400 Am. Beet Susar 40H 48 945 Willys frtert'd pr 100 109 108 it ...... 89. ' wean off. Guaranteed to live satisfae-tiot- Repair Work 576 Am. Can . S7 . 27H 27t Total sales 225,286 shares. with your money 300 Am. Can pr $5 9i 84 back if it doa'b 108 Am. Car & Fdrr 41 41 41 -- of all kinds on 100 Am. Cities pr ... 48 4S 484 MONEY. . 100 Am. Cot OU pr ...... 97 V7 9794 New York, March VI. money lii THE HOUSEHOLD 100 Am. Hlwe & L. pr ..... 26 S6 !6 Call 'Ml ill & .L. steady; highest 2; 1- 4; rul- AUTOMOBILES, 100 Am. Hide pr 28 26 28 lowest Bulletin Building, 74 Franklin Street 2200 Am. Tce Sec 29H 28 ing rate 2; loan 2; closing f last ' 284 hid 531-- CARRIAGES, WAGONS, 400 Om. Unseed ...... 9i 9 9 1 7-- 8; offered at 2. Telephone 2 100 Am. ' Ltoeecd pr ...... 27 27 27 100 Am. Tjoeomo.' .21 21 21 TRUCKS and CARTS. 100 Am. Halting 5 S ' B - COTTON. - ' 27M Am. Smelting 94 gj j 12. fu- MAHONF.Y Mechanical Repairs. Painting, Trim- 900 Am. Stert Pdiy ...... 25 26 25 New York March Cotton BROS. 500 Am. Sugar . .193 102 102 tures closed 'barely steady. March ming, Upholstering and Wood Work. 10OO Am. Tel. ts TH ... 124H 120 120 8.69, May 8.82, July 9.06, August 9.27, Hack, Livery and Boarding 100 Am-- T. pr new 107 107 107 October 9.34, 9.51. Blacksmithirjg in all itt branches. 700 Am. Woolen 17 17 17 December ' 200 Am. Woolen pr 84 98 84 Spot quiet mMdllng 8.80 no sales.- - 260 Anaconda 26 26 26 FALLS AVENUE 1600 Atrhlaon 96 '' 95 95 CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET. We guarantee our service to be the 100 Atchison pr 93 98 98 WHEAT Open. High. Low. Close. 400 Bald. Loco. 31 best most reasonable prices...... 30 80 May at th U 1800 BaU. & Ohio . 87 $6 88 ...... 154 155 153 155 fiMERtCfiN HOSPITAL IW P4Rt$ 0 BOSTOA W?jeo HO$Pr)i- - O CliUll I 400 Bait, Ohio pr 68 July ... .129 131 120 121 Of ft 88 68 Sept. 5B00 Beth. Steel 55 54 54 109 110 108 109 WHEN YOtJ WiJiT to put your bns. 700 Brooklyn B. T. 87 7 87 cf'BS; AMERICAN HOSPITAL IN PARIS IS DOING NOBLE WORK FOR WAR'S WOUNDED lness before tne public, there Is no 515 North Main 100 Brunswick 4 4 4 VICTIMS. ad- 507 to St May 72 73 6 72 73 medium better than through the 1200 Cal 17 -- Petrol 27 17 July ... 74 75 74 75 vertising olumns of The Bulletin. 100 Cal. Petrol pr 50 58 The American hospital in Paris, which is the largest there, is filled with wounded soldiers. The surgeons ...50 OATS - THERE Is no advertising; medlnm la 2100 Canada Pacific 160 159 159 and nurses are for the most- part Americans. Since the war began many new nurses from the United 1st Bui-t- or States THERE no .aitertlalBs; medium 'Eastern Connecticut equal to The 1200 Cent. . Leather u. , 83 .33 Mar .. T 69 '67 '. 58 obtained employment la 100 .....,: 33. have there. Eastern Connecticut equal to The Bul- business results. Cent Leather pr ...... 181 101 101 July , 68 6S 2 . U .7-- letin for business results.