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SVATERBU11Y EVENING DEMOCRAT. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 18. 1908.
11
ml
5' Lf A HJ k,
CREDIT
Automobiles
. Large Touring Cars lu charge of competent chauffeurs. Our cars
are large and comfortable to ride In. Give us a trial. Special at
tention to wedding parties. ' ..'
The E. H. Towle Company,
25 West Main Street. 'Phone 1445
EMPIRE THE ATE JJ
Opening WEEK OF NOV. 23 "
THE DAVID M HARTFORD STOCK CO.
with the Musical Comedy Drama made famous by the Shubcrts and
, the late Richard Mansfield.
"OLD HEIDELBERG "
LILLIAN SEYMOUR in the Leadin8 RoleV.'"chM
Reynolds Smith, Tom Shearer, Tom Boone, Dwlglit Allen, John
Woodcrson, Charles D. Pitt.
MATINEES Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday.
POLTS THEATER
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 18.
Edwin A. Relkin Presents
ALL STAB YIDDISH COMPANY
in the Operetta,
SHULAMITH
. Prices 25c to 75c.
POLI'S THEATER
THURSDAY, NOV 19.
Henry W; Savage Presents
The Only Authorized Version of
"THE DBVIL"
by Franz Molnar
The Dramatic Sensation of the World
With
I3DWIN STEVENS
And His Famous Garden Theater
Company, including
MISS FKANCKS NORDSTROM
Trices $1.50, 1, 73c, 50c; gallery
' 25 tfmts.
No Free List.
POLI'S THEATER. .
FRIDAY NOVEMBER 20
Joseph Brooks Presents ,
LILLIAN RUSSELL
In the Greatest American Rao
ing Play
"WILDFIRE"
By George Broadhurst and George V.
' , Hobart.
PRICES 25c to $1.50. .
POLI S THEATER
SATURDAY, NOV. 21 MATI
NEE AND NIGHT. -A
Real Life-Like Drama.
The Choir
Singer
Full of Heart Throbs and Tears,
'POPULAR PRICES.
POLI'S THEATER
THREE DAYS, BEGINNING MON.
DAY, NOV. 30i
i -Wednesday, Matinee.
HENRY W. SAVAGE Offers
The Merry Widow
Original New York Company With
the English Grand Opera
" " Orchestra
SCALE OF PRICES
Night Orchestra, 13 rows, $2;
orchestra, 8 rows, $1.50; orchestra,
S rows. $1; dress circle, first three
rows, $1.50; dress circle, next 3
rows, $1; balcony, 75c; gallery,
front, 50c, and back, 25c.
JIatiuee Orchestra, 13 rows,
$1:50; orchestra, 8 rows, $1; or
chestra. 3 rows, 75c; -dress circle,
first 3 rows, $1; dress circle, next 3
rows, 75c; balcony, 50c; gallery,
25c. ' ,
Mail orders no being received,
and will be filled in the order of
their receipt after Monday, Nov 23.
Enclose check or money order made
payable to H. E. Parsons, Manager
Poll's' theater, and a self addressed
stamped envelope. Mall orders will
lie sent out. before the opening of
the regular Box Office window sale
on Friday, morning, Nov 27. ,
CONCERT
. Given by. '
ST' PATRICK'S CHURCH CHOIR
in aid of St Patrick's. Friday Even.
Ing, November 27 In City Hall
Doors open at 7:30. Admission see.
100
Black and , Grey Overcoat' Just
came In for this fall's wear; new,
neat, and stylish; rlght'ln cut, right
In length and right In every way
from $8.00 to $20.00, and all prices
between.
The Spearo Clothing Co.
50 Grand Street.
to Rent.
MMMMMUMimUMMMMMIMMmmVIMMlM(
JACQUES OPERA HOUSE
NEW NAMES! NEW FACES!
NEW ACTS!
Week of Nov 16 with, daily matinees.
Manager Poll Presents
HARRY W. FIELDS
and the
Red path Napanees
Funniest of all School Room Musical
and Comedy Acts.
All-Star Supporting Bill 4 Pro
vosts, "Fun in a Turkish Bath," Liz
zie Evans & Co, George Armstrong,
Johnson & Hardy, Boutin & TUlson,
Carney & Wagner, Klectrograph.
Poll's prices, 10 to 50 cents; no
higher. Phone 1090. ,
Week of Nov 23 C. L. Water
bury's Brilliant Success, ED WYNN
& CO in "MR BUSYBODY."
Roller Skating
AT THE
.Casino Rink
every afternoon and evening. Music
every evening and Wednesday and
Saturday afternoons.
THE ONLY RINK IN
THE CITY
NEW FLOOR. NEW SKATES.
Mr Thomas Elinor in charge.
SPECIALS FOR
THANKSGIVING.
WHISKIES. Per Gallon
A good Rye Whisky $1.50
Still better '2.00
Golden Star , tf2.50
Golden Valley Monogram .... '3.00
Mount Morris Club, reg price
$4.00 "3.50
Old Fashioned 2 Stamp, regular
price $4.00 '3.50
LMt Vernon Club, regular price
$4.00 '3.50
Old Empire 2 Stamp, regular
price $4.00 3.30
Corning Distilling Co 2 Stamp,
regular price $4.00 -3.50
BRANDIES. Per Gal
A good Brandy f l.SO
Still better Brandy ii.00
Choice Old Brandy '2.50
Good California 'Brandy, regular
price $4.00 - $3.50
GINS. Per Gal
American "J. 50
No. 2 Gin :.. f2.00
No. 1 Gin . . . ... . ... ........ V2.50
RI MS. Per Gal
Jamaica $1.50 J
.o. z Kum x
No 1 DIs
2.0U
2.50
CORDIALS. Per Gal
Annisette Rose and Kummel,
reg price $2 $1.75
All kinds of pure California
Wines, per gal .... $1, $1.50, $2
BOTTLED GOODS. '
Whiskeys 35c, 50c, 75c and $1
Brandies, 50c, 75c, $1, $1.25, $1.50
Gins and Tom Gins, 50c, 75c and $1
Rums -. . . 50c, 75c and $l.O0
Chrystallzed Rock and Rye
. . . . 50r, 75c and $1.00
Cordials:
Cream de Mentha , 75c
Annisette 50c and 75c
Kummel 50c and 75c
. Rose 50c
All kinds of California Wines,
bottled, at 25c, 35c, 50c, 75c, $1.
COMBINATION BIG FOUR.
1 bottle Whiskey, worth .50 .
1 bot Port Wine, worth .50
1 bottle Sherry, worth .60
1 bottle Blackberry
Brandy, worth ..... .50
Total .... ...... $2.60 for $1.15
N. B. Orders by mail or 'phone
will receive prompt attention. .
IRE PASTERNAK,
213 South Maia St Tel 474, Rinj 2
AMERICAN LEAGUE AVERAGES
Th Official Figures Showing
Season
The batting averages of the American league are given below,
will be noticed that seven men butted over .800. Tbe figures:
Name aud Clubs. Games.
Criss, St Louis ,. 64
Cobb, Detroit .150
Delehanty, Washington, 83
Crawford, Detroit ....152
Oessler, Boston 128
Thomas, Detroit . . . . . ; 40
Thiolman, Clevel'd-Bos. 14
Hemphill, New York ..142
Mclntyre, Detroit .... 151
Rossman, Detroit .. ..138
Bush, Detroit 20
Stovall, Cleveland ....138
Schweitzer, St Louis ..64
Orth, New York '38
Lajole, Cleveland .. ..157
Unglaub, Bos. Wash ..144
Blue, St L.j Phila 17
Stone, St Louis 148
McConnell, Boston .... 140
Goode, Cleveland ..... 46
Dougherty, Chicago ... 138
E. Colllns,Phlladelphla.l02
Ferris, St Louis 148
Cree, New York ...... 21
J. Tannehill, Wash ..... 27
Murphy, Philadelphia. .142
Schmidt, Detroit 122
Hartzell, St Louis ..,.115
Keeler, New York ... . . 91
Anderson, Chicago' ... 123
Scbaefer, Detroit .....153
Lord, Boston 145
Chase, New. York 106
Cravath, Boston 94
Mullin, Detroit 55
Delehanty, New York . 37
Thoney, Boston ' .109
Coombs, Philadelphia . 78
F. Jones, Chicago ....149
Wallace, St Louis .. ...137
Clymer, Washington ..110
Freeman, Washington .154
Hahn, Chicago 122
Hoffman, St Louis .... 99
O'Leary, Detroit 65
A.B. Runs.
82 15
681
287
591
435
101
23
505
509
624
68
534
.182
69
581
642
.-42
588
502
154
482
330
555
78
45
525
419
422
323
355
584
.558
405
277
125
125
416
220
529
487
368
531
447
363
211
536
394
301
549
513
526
'446
320
69
548
460
492
290
116
549
485
201
531
359
539
34S
89
149
197
518
263
464
108
109
70
115
373
277
67
135
90
434
294
289
223
118
50
419
433
550
482
310
405
130
93
14
413
169 '
75
75
286
341
48
391
121
394
304
49
59
150
35
86
204
56
46
87
206
430
237
211
106
112
80
91
59
27
120
44
172
100
89
50
80
157
279
30
18
79
106
67
67
" 23
82
77
97
69
54
82
56
73
69
63
113
65
42
42
18
SI
74
48
49
20
43
34
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Stahl, N. Y. and Bos. .153
Niles, N. Y. and Boston. 113
La Porte, B. and N. Y..101
T. Jones, St Louis 155
H. Davis. Philadelphia .147
Wagner, Boston ..... 153
Ball, New York 132
Isbell, Chicago 84
Burchell, Boston . 32
Bradley, Cleveland ...148
Hartsel, Philadelphia .129
J. Clarke, Cleveland
N. Clarke, Cleveland
Warner, Washington
Ganley, Washington
Milan, Washington .
Turner, Cleveland . .
Conroy, New York . .
.131
. 97
. 51
.150
.130
. 60
.141
D. Sullivan, B. and CI. 104
Williams, St Louis . . . .148
Moriarty, New York ..101
Powell, St Louis 33
Carrlgan, Boston ..... 57
Hickman, Cleveland . . 65
McBride, Washington .155
C. Jones, St Louis 74
liinchman, Cleveland .137
O'Rourke, New York . . 34
White, Chicago 51
Cicotte, Boston 39
Young, Boston ( . 36
Pickering, Washington, 113
Bemls, Cleveland 91
McHale, Boston . 21 :
Barry, Philadelphia . . 40"
Rhodes, Cleveland .... 37
Oldring, Philadelphia .116
Altizer, Wash and Cleve 96
Downs, Detroit 84
Schreck, Phlla & Chi. . 77
Speaker, Boston
Bender, Philadelphia..
G. Davis, Chicago
J. Collins, Phila
. 31
. 20
,128
.115
Nlcholls, Phila 150
L. Tannehill, Chicago.. 141
Perrlng, Cleveland . ..
Coughlin, Detroit . . .
Seybold, Philadelphia.
Heidr'ck. St Louis
. 89
.119
. 48
26
Doyle, New York 12
Birmingham, Cleveland. 122
Mcllveen, New York ... 44
Killlfer, Detroit . . 28
Gardner, New York ... 20
Spencer, St Louis . 91
Shipke, Washington. . . Ill
McFarland, Boston ... 19
Parent, Chicago .- 119
D. Jones, Detroit 56
Street, Washington ...131
J. Donahue. Chicago... 93
Altrock, Chicago 23
Dlneen, St Louis. ..... 27
Stephens, St Louis 47
Weaver, Chicago 15
Donahue, Boston 35
S. Smith, Phil, St L. . . . 73
Elberfeld, New York .. 19
Schlitzer, Philadelphia. 23
Hughes, Washington... 43
Atz, Chicago S3
W. Sullivan, Chicago ..137
Criger, Boston 84
Blair, New York 76
F. Smith, Chicago 43'
Lake, New York 4 4
Edmondson. Washing.. 26
Manning, New York... 44
Cates, Washington .... .40
Kohoe, Washington ...17
Howell. St Louis 41
Falkenberg, W. & Cleve 25
Powers. Philadelphia... 62
Chesbro, New York 4 4
Plank, Philadelphia ... 36
Owen, Chicago 2j
, Liebhardt, . Cleveland. : . 38
Walsh, Chicago 66
Kiel no. New York 96
Arellanes, Boston ..... 12
Seiver, Detroit 11
Johnson, Washington .. 36
Vlckers.. Philadelphia:. 53
Willett. Detroit 30
Winter. Bos & and Det 29
Newton, New York 23
Donovan, Detroit ..... 30
Manush, Philadelphia.. 23
Joss, Cleveland 42
Moran, Philadelphia i . . 1 9
Burns, Washington ... 23
Sweeney, New York... 32
Barr. Philadelphia .... 19
Klllian, Detroit '28
Purtell, Chicago 26
Morgan, Boston 30
Summers. Detroit 40
Smith. Washington ... 30
Graham. St .Louis. 21
Pelty. St Louis.'.. 21
Pruitt. Bos A Cleve 14
Waddell, St Louis 4?
Berger. Cleveland
Check. Cleveland ......
Keeley, Washington . s .
Carter. Philadelphia...
Hogg, New York
Bailey, St Louis. . . .
Shaw, Chicago .......
Dyrert. Philadelphia....
29
27
31
14
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41
10
Glaze, Boston
tht Werk f tbe Men During tie
of 1908.
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CLUB
Name. - '
Detroit
Boston
Bt.Iuls
Cleveland
New York
Washington
Chicago
Philadelphia
THE GRIDIRON
AH Waterburys Make a Final Prop
osition to tbe All Brooklyn
Team.
The match between the AU-Wa-terburys
and the jBrooklyns has not
yet been arranged, although it was
understood that both teams had
agreed to meet on Thanksgiving day.
Managers Lawlor and Dunphy will
meet this evening In Bauhy's cigar
Btore and will try and come to some
agreement. Manager Lawlor gent in
word to the Democrat ofllce this
morning that be was willing to make
the match, but only on the follow
ing terms. He will play Brooklyns
for a $100 side bet or as much more
of a bet as they may desire, winner
to take the side bet and the eutlre
gate receipts. If however Manager
Dunphy believes there should be a
losing end, he will play for the win
ner to take the side bet and seventy
five per cent of the gate receipts,
giving the loser twenty-five per cent.
Under no conditions, he says, will he
agree to split the gate receipts. That
seems to be a very fair proposition.
The nrst one is even better than the
second, for the winner will get
everything and as both sides arc-
confident of being declared the vic
tor, there should be no hesitation on
the part of any manager in accepting'
such terms.
The All-Waterburys were out for
practice last night and George Mulli
gan was in the line-up on one of the
ends. He will undoubtedly be tried
out in that position in the game
Sunday down in Bridgeport. The
team will leave here Sunday morning
and will go to Captain Bond's place
in Stratford, wher,e they will limber
up a little in preparation for the
game with the Acorns in Bridgeport
in the afternoon.
Report comes from New Haven
that Harvard has been sending in a
whole bag full of coin, taking up all
the bets on Yale at evens. It may
be only a report, but if it is true,
some of that Harvard money might
6top off here, for there is one man
who has $500 that he would liketo
lay down on the Yale team.
TEN DEATHS SO FAR.
Gridiron Game Claims Manv Victims
This Season.
Chicago, Nov 18. "Debrutaniz-'
ed" football has been as brutal as
ever in the season of 1908, now near
ing a close.
The total to date in gridiron war
fare between colleges, high, schools
and athletic clubs is 10 dead and
272 injured. The dead:
Balthazar, Wilfred, Waterbury,
Conn, hleh school, fractured his
spinal column in a practice game on
Sentember 27 and died Sentemher 28.
Cooper, John, University of North
Carolina, died November 6 at Clin
ton, N. C, from an injury to his
spinal column sustained in practice.
Daugherty, 'Albert, of the Evans
vllle, Ind, Y. M. C. A., died November
10, at Evansville, from paralysis, re
sulting from a collision with another
player In a game November 7 at
Henderson, Ky, team disbanded.
Dickson, Ernest, 21 years old, of
the University of Arkansas, died No.
veniber 5 from injuries reecived Oc
tober 30 in a game with Oklahoma
university.
Dyck, J. J., senior at Southwestern I
Normal school, died September 19
from ' internal injuries recelyed the
day previous in a game at Weather
ford, Ok.
Evans, Thomas. Utah Agricultural
college, died October 12 at Loran,
Utah, from a broken neck, sustained
October 24 in a game against . the
Colorado School of Mines.
Forebe, G. Cook, Virginia Military
institute, died October 31 from con
cussion of the brain, sustained in a
game with Roanoke college at Lex
ington, Va.
Marker, Charles, 57 years old, died
November 8 at Great Bend, Kan,
from injuries received . two weeks
previous, while a spectator at a
game.
Potts, William M.. 21 years old.
member of a school team at Cannons
burg, Pa, died October 11 from con
cussion of the brain, sustained Oc
tober 3 in a game at aCnnonsburg.
Smith, William, 16 years old, died
October 19 at Clarion, la, from heart
trouble, following a violent strain
during a game October 17 between
tbe Clarion and Eagle Grove elevens.
DOESN'T SPARE HIS RIBS.
Tour Fractured. But Miller Keens
un it ia vint xuoioau.
Winsted. Nov 18. Burton Miller,
right guard on the Norfolk football
team, is the pluckiest man playing
the game in the state this season.
One week ago last Saturday Miller
had four ribs fractured, but played
the game out before seeing a doctor.
Last Saturday when Norfolk met Tor.
rington, Miller surprised players and
rooters of the Norfolk eleven by ap
pearing In togs for the fray. He
played right guard In both halves.
Norfolk lost by a score of 5 to 0, but
It was not Miller's fault.
FOB YALK-H.IRVARD GAME
There is no longer any doubt but
that the attendance at the Yale-Harvard
football game in isew Haven
nest Saturday will eclipse all records
for any similar event held at Yale
field. Within the space of a few
hours on Saturday morning, the New
York, New Haven A Hartford Rail
road will pour Into New Haven sta
tion thirty-six train loads of eager,
happy football enthusiast. This is
the number of special trains that will
be run In addition to the regular
train service. Xfisrs .will U sspec
Payne, Detroit . ,
Manuel, Chicago
Steele, Boston . .
8 3
0 1
4 2
4 1 067 0
1 0 067 0
l' 0 051 V
A.B. Runs. Hits.
6113 646 ,1348
6045 664 1248
5155 544 1264
5114 668 1223
6084 459 1192
6037 479 1181
5030 537 1131
6066 486 1132
IIATTIXO.
No.
Games.
164
165
165
157
155
165
Ave.
264
247
245
239
234
234
225
223
lo
tally good service from Waterbury
for this big event. Special train
leaving Waterbury at 11:00 a. m.
and making all stops between Wa
terbury aud Orange will arrive at
New Haven at the old New Haven &
Derby R. R. station in Silver- street
at 12:20 p. m. Returning frotn New
Haven, this train will leave Silver
street station at 5:25 p. m.
THE POLO GAMES.
Eesults of
Contests
Plaved
Last
Nieht.
New Britain, Nof 18. New Brit
ain defeated Worcester at polo last
ulght at Hanna's armory, 6 to 3.
At Brockton Brockton 6,- Fall
River 4.
At Pawtucket Pawtucket 3
Idence 2.
Prov-
Polo League Standing.
Won. Lost. P. C.
Pawtucket 14 5 .737
New Haveu 11 6 .647
Fall River 11 7 .611
Bridgeport 9 7 '.563
Providence 9 8 .529
New Britain .... 7 10 .41 2
Brockton 5 13 .278
Worcester 4 15 .211
RECORD OF THE PLAYERS.
Schiffer of Worcester, formerly of
Hartford, divides the honors as a
goal getter with Lewis of Bridgeport,
each making fifty-five goals.' Lin
coln leads in rushes taken, with
Lewis second. Wild Charlie Farrell
has a slight lead among the bad ni'rii
of the game, being closely followed
by Fahey, O'Hara and Holderness
Bannon is the only goal tender in the
.900 class. The figures are as fol
lows: . .
Rushes Taken.
Lincoln
Lewis .
Loxson
.130j Jason
. 123iCunningham .
. 11 7i Bone
70
67
23
Duggan
. 92iThompson 5
Schiffer 88'Harkins 2
Warner .... . 84iMcGllvray ... 1
Higgins ...... 78iO'Hara . . ... 1
McCarthy .... 72 Mercer 1
Curtis .:.;.. 7l!.Iurray .. .. 1
Goals Scored.
Schiffer
Lewis .
Roberts
55. Farrell 2:'.
55tMercer 22
. 43jHarkins 21
Thompson
41Menard 15
Lincoln 30 Miller 12
Hart
39jCoggeshall
10
Curtis 3(iWiley
10
Pierce
Higgins . . .
Duggan . . .
McCarthy . .
Cunningham
3ti;Jeau , .,. 9
3 5jCanavan .... 7
oSICameron. ... 0
32I)oherty 4
31 Fahey 4
Warner 21 Whipple
Loxson . .
Jean . . . .
Jason ' . . .
Bone . .
Hark ins . ,
McGllvray
Farrell
Fahey . . .
. 3XDawson . .
' SOjCardner i .
, 30;Griffith . .
, 2 9, Holderness
. 2.slCarrigan . .
27 ......
Fouls.
.12JMallory . ..
. ) OiCameron . .
. 9 Sutton . ,
. iMercer
, . 6 1 Jason
. 6 i Duggan . .
. -:5 Roberts . ;
. iijMcGilvray .
, . 2
O'Hara . . .
Holderness
Doherty . .
Hardy
Wiley . . I
Miller . . : .
Carrigan 5 Bannon 1
Gardner
5 'McCarthy
Griffith 4 Loxson 1
Hart . . . . . .... 4iCnavan 1
Coggeshall . , . . UjThompson .... 1
Cunningham .. 3;Bone 1
Menard iiO'Hara 1
Goal Tends' Averages.
. Stopped. Missed. P. C.
Bannon 668 67 .900
Sutton 511 64 8S9
Harper 623 80 .886
Mallory 642 82 .8St
Cashman 546 84 .870
Pence 595 96 .861
Mitchell 690 1 16 .856
Cusick 603 117 .837
BOWLING
Results of Games Played in tbe
State and Nutmeg leagues .
Otter News.
In the Slate league bowling last
night Waterbury went to Bristol ana
won out. The score of all games
were as follows:
Waterbt:ry.
Lewis .. 179 176
C. Beardsley 209" 180
211 566
189 578
. . . 148
155 372
175 585
188 561
Jaeger
148
180
178
Diver
F. Beardsley
Stokes '
217
230
195
Totals
.894 998
9182810
175 586
150 469
135 423
191 510
172 575
Bristol
Parker 174 2:! 7
Griffith 158
Cucuel 152
Mathes 167
Porter 202
161
136
152
181
Totals 873
At New Haven:
New Haven 961
Bridgeport ..942
867 822 2562
917
938
917
828
909 2787
8882768
At Meriden:
Hartford ....906
Meriden .....848
933-832-
-2756
-2308
Connecticut League Standing
W. L. PC.
New Haven 13 6 .714
Hartford 13 8 .619
Bridgeport 12 9 .571
Meriden .11 10 .524
Waterbury 8 13 .381
Bristol 4 17 .190
XtTMKG t.KAGl K
Tbe Nutmeg League scores
as follows:
were
Waterbury
.130 164
Allen ...
Middleion
Porter . .
Higby
138 432
156 44 I
154 42 t
150 44 1
1(9 5(0
.134
.114
.163
.160
154
156
lit
171
Teller . .
Totals 7 77 J24
A full line of good
things for Thanksgiving
which will be next week
Thursday.
Eat to please thyself but dress to
please others Franklin.
Everything in the line
of tasteful fixings and good
dressing for the dinner,
is ready here for man and
boy.
OVERCOATS $10 to $30.
SUITS $10 to $28.
TROUSERS $1.50 to $7.
Shirts, neckwear, Gloves,
everything you need ex
cept shoes and a good
appetite.
SPECIAL FOR THANKS
GIVING WEEK
Odd lots $2 and $3 fancy
vests for $1.00.
Use our Stairway between Bank 81
ttitd South Alain St
The Eagle
Brewing Co.
Brewers of the Choicest
LAGER BEER and PUREST
ALES and PORTER.
EAGLE STREET,
Waterbury, ; , Conn.
ABigGambake
Or an excursion to the shore or an
outing In the woods will not"- bs
complete without a supply of
Pallida "lager
".or,. ; v;-:::
"Alpha" Ale
It will make you better enjoy tht
good air, the woods, the sea and
nature in general. Take tomi along
with you. Brewed by
-THi-.
Hellmann Brewing Go
Upson, . Singleton 5 Co.
Wallingford
Bartholomew 176 126 158 460
Nearing 214. 178 111 503
Robinson ....196 109 115 420
Mills . . .152 120 153 425
Ray 157 134 156 447
Totals ....895 667 " 693 2255
At Middletown:
Hartford ....803 816 8532474
Middletown ..800 889 763 2452
At New Britain:
New Britain .898 830 8552583
Stamford ....806 804 9042514
At Bridgeport:
Bridgeport ..836 838 931 2705
New Haven ..903 860 634 2597
Nutmeg Ieague Ktanding
W.
Hartford ...15
Waterbury ...... '. ; 14
New Haven .........14
Bridgeport ...12
Middletown 12
Stamford 8
Wallingford 5
New Britain 4
L.
7
7
9
9
13
16
17
MITE FOR CHADWICK DUPES.
Creditors U Raesivs ft Pr Cent sf
What Is Dus Thm. '
Cleveland, Nor. 18.-A dividend of
2U per cent ha been declared by
Bankruptcy Iteferee Remington t
creditors of Csswle L. Chsdwkk.
This Is the first and may be th list
dividend the Chadwlck crediton will
receive. ;" ' i
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