Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, January 7, 1909, Page 3

INSURANCE. 10 THE PUBLIC We wish you a Happy and Prosperous New Year. Our faocilities for serving you are greatly increased, 5w J. L Lathrop & Sons, 28 Shetucket Street, Norwich, Conn. janlidaw B. P. LEARNED & CO., Insurance AGERCY Becond Floor, Chelsea Sav. Pank Bldg. 10 Shetucket Street. Telephone. jandTuThS T+ vou are the owner of any Real or Personal Property that is not in- sured, have it insured at once, other- wise your savings from years of hard work may be wiped in an hour. Let us talk Fire Insurance with you for your benefit, ISAAC S. JONES, Insurance Agl. Richards’ Building, 21 Main Street. janédaw N. TARRANT & GO, / 117 MAIN STREET. Fire, Accident, Healih, Liability, Plate Glass and Steam Boiler ... INSURARNGCE Noswich Union Fire Insurance Society, u. s, Assets 32,759,422.10 Western Assurance Co,, U. &, Assets §2,397,608.00. NEW }ONDON COUNTY Mutudl Fire Insurance Co. of Norwich, Conn. ESTABLISHED 1840. Stalement January 1, 1908 Total Assets ............. $244,437.08 Burplus ......ceee0ee0evv. .$163,562.28 Pres, H. H. Gallup; Sec., F'. L. Lathrop; Treas., Willlam H. Prothero. HOME OFFICE : 28 Shetucket Strest, Norwich, Conn. Resident Agents—J. L. Lathrop & Bons and Wm. F. HIIL julyla ATTORNEYS AT LAW. AMOS A. BROWNING, Attorney-at-Law, 8 Richards Bldag. “Phone 208. EROVN & I’EHK:NS Miorneys at law over First Nat. Bank, Shetucket St Entrance Ftafrwvay nex: to Thames Nat Bunk, Tel. 137-2. F.N. GILFILLAN, 2w= e 4 Shannon Bldg.,, Norwich, Ct, Correspogpdent JORN DICKINSON & Co. ¥ (Established 1895) 42 Broadway, New York. Members Consolidated Stock Exchange, N. Y., Chicago Board of Trade. Direct private wire to floor of Exchange CURB STOCKS A SPECIALTY. junsa Select Novel ties for the Hair Barrettes, Hair Clasps, PuffHair Pins, Combs. Orders taken for all kin of Halir Good § tches and Pompadour. Your own Scalp and ¥ Chiropody, Manicuring,” Ehampooing, Fannie M. Gibson, Tel. 505 Room 2, Shannon Building. nov28d John & Geo, H. Bliss JEWELERS Watches Diamonds Cut Glass Silverware Clocks Fine Watch Repairing [26 Main Street, dec2sd If you will ta tive uutil the & Foley’s Orino Laxa vels become regular you will not héave to take purgatives| cowstantiy, as Foley's Ovino Laxative positively eures chronic constipation snd slugglsh liver, Pleasant o take. The Lee & Osgood Co. ;. 1t wour I,|ll- ers 15 no’ me- I the advertis- uu columns ef ’KM fiulllnn. Team No. 1 Leads the l.eag;le-:-Har.ris of Norwich Lead- ing Individual Roller---Baseball War Qver--Suspend-|: ed Athletes Reinstated. Wnsmfy High On 'Duckpm Av . changes made by the last few game ages for the teams range in the sames mi order, Westerly No. 1 having the best national association of it over Norwich No. 2 by an average of 4575-18 to 458 1-18. 941-18 to 9317-18. The scores: Norwich Team No. 1. Total. Arverage. « 3 8 McCl 1482 Frost 1080 Stone . 948 Hill 1072 Team total ....... AR Norwich Team Strings. Glenson Gray A. Murp Tottey Harrs . Team tolal Holdsworth Bryer TR AR 7 a7 1) 18 89 16-18 Jones .....ieii. 73 12 R | 2 o 13 Team t . New London . St Average. Fetars P Chesebro 89 518 Brubeck 8 Wilbu : 8T 518 Armstrong ...0100000 8 5-18 Team total 7833 . 435 318 New Londos I ve Bradthaw Team total The leaders in individual Harris, Nor Bliven W H Joe Ward Alleges Money Due Him. Altoona, Pa., Jan. 6.—Shortstop Joe , who was taken back into the baseball fold by the national commis- sion Monday, and whose purchase Altoona by the New York Americaus for $2,000 has been approved amd con- cluded, is here demanding one-third of the purchase money, alleging that Altoona management promi part v sum received by his sale Th a management der that such a contract exist Ward says he wilt notify National Secretary Far The rocords of the duckpif league, comprising Norwich, Westerly and New London, figured to date for the six evenings of play, show a few Weserly team No. 1 now leads by a good margin on total pinfall, having 8231, with Norwich team No. 2 second with 8155, and the others in this or- der: New Londo# No. 2, 7938; New London No. 1, 7833; Westerly No. 2, 7609; Norwich . 1, 7553. The aver- Captain Julian. Harris of Norwich team No, 2 has taken first place from Bliven of Westerly Na. 1 on total pin- fall by just two pins, 1633 to 1691, and leads him in the average column 8 5-18 om | claim is paid. All Difierencn‘ Cincinnati, Jan. 6.—The three days’ fon of the national baseball com- afternoon when the of minor leagucs agreed to follow in the footsteps of class A clubs and allow sion to settle the differences betwe the two factions regdrdmv the ter stern I:-.rvm» and the American association. s this conclusion was reached e every ference that existed when xhe umh- on Mon¢ away and the oomplr‘t. commission will be issued The commission brought up the price world’s championship g¢ the maximum vrice at torial rights of the ences began next few day imum at 50 cen 1 with the recent The ries, mission pone any Feb. 16 at C‘hicago. the National will also me | O'Brien, O'Prien All of and own homes. New York seventh night eral | given. ambridge, Ma vard athletic river basin Satur { the Annapolis race. | derholt track ggday. | by a head with | driving finish marked the fifth | Anta Smith winning by a | half. not to pay Altcona the thoney until ! BASEBALL MEETINGS OVER. Settled — Sexton tnree | Succeeds Powers as Presi- dent of American Association, within the mes and fixed seats that re sold at the chances of bettering condition the “outlaws” on the Pacifi after a talk with J. JE Pacific Coast league decided action until mission meeting, which At that time muh and the American leagues t in Chic The national assos leagues held a meeting today and ter accepting the resignation of Pre ident P. T. Powers >sident of the Ameri sociati it elected M. I league to succeed P(m:-x 1 Dr. C. Carson, president m the Cen- | the as tral league, as a director tioral association board to su"r‘t"w(l .\lr. visiting ba “ball manager departed tonight for i ORMOND~DAYTONA DATES. | Auto Races for Dew-r Prize and Min- | neapolis Trophy Begin March 22.° Jan, 6.—Dates 1ual automobile to be held on the Ormond-Daytona | beach in Florida were made public t allegation that they demand which this y the auspices of the bile club, are to 22d to 25th, inclusively. Among the trophies are the Sir Thomas $2,000, the Minneapolis iles a minute prize. s to drivers will also Harvard Takes Columbia Instead of Navy. =, Jan, 6.—TI committee announ night that the Harvard i | would 'row Columbia race will take the place Two Goolj F.mshu at Savannah. Savannah, Ga., Jan. 6 was the bes: race on the card othing length and a FINANGIAL AND COMMERCIAL. DROP IN N. Y. C. Nerves of Speculators Receive New Shock—Rally in Trading. he stock mag- ket had apparently disposed of the dis- turbing effect of ‘the coliaps solidated Gas before the day’s session at the stock exchange had proc factor had not more than lost its influence when a drop in New York Central gave a fresh start to the nerves, of spe i The réaction New York Central was based t in Consolidated Gas, on previous excessive speculation, al- though not carried to such length as had been that in the stock, nor was the news which lators to feel misgivings so dnmutn or S0 abrupt as it offered by the su- preme court decision in the gas case. The unfavorable influence of New York Central’s price emana from the board room of the directors of the com- pa own president of the railroad was interpreted as belying the supposition that B. H. Hz wrriman was to assume an | active place on the directory and place a roan ©f his own choice in the man- zgement of the system. 3 e drawn from the resuit ork Central decision of a 1at the latest and most con- the many conjectur: gavding Mr. Harriman was mis was not relished by the speculative contingent. Heavy liquidation was re- when the break in New York Central occurred. It is not certain that influential liquidation was entirel pended at any time during the it was disguised during the early part | of the scssion, owing to the large de- mand from the short interest which met it. The bears had sold freely on account of the collapse in Consol ed Gas, and when that stock shc today of having touched bottom t interest remained td he especially notable buoyant rise in that stock gave assurance of relief from one of the most = us of recently disturbing fact . The Col- orado ang Southern stocks were the center of another demonstration on the strength of rumors concerning the terms to be offered to holders of the preferred stocks by the alleged inten- tion of the Chicago. Burlington and Quincy authorities. “The whole market was quite impressively strong at one period, but prices quickly melted away with the renewal of the liquidation late in the day. There were some quarters of the list where the rise in prices has been most ma: d, where the effopt to take profits de ped a practical with- drawa; of support fe e recently in evidence. The e speculative sentiment was diquieting and gave additional impulse to the selling. Trad- ing ended with a rally in progre which owned much, pal v, to hasty covering of shor . s net | changes in many prominent stocks are small in consequence. New York Cen- tral, which losed !ast night at 12 28, sold up to 129 3-8 in the morning, broke to and closed at 125 1-8. Bo were irregular. otal sales, par value, $6.- 766,000, United States Londs were un chanuged on call STOCKS. s3les ish 4100 Am. Cor & Foundry 4873 ——— Do.” pta 400 Am. Cotton 0N 200 Am. Mide & L. wfd 800 Am. Tee Sceurities..... Avn Ldneed O 5 . 200 Anaerican Locomotive i . Dl 7129 Am. Smelticg & R. 5% in Con- | where the action in electing W. | 1000 600 A Atlantte © 11500 Baltimore 300 Do. pfd 100 Brooklyn . Rapid 5800 Canadian Pacific | 1000 Central Leather ——Do. ptd~...... 1200 Central of New 0 Cheapake & Ohio 900 Chicago & N. W 18200 Chie: 600 C. 10500 Colorado & €000 Do. let pfd 9400 Do. 2d pfd ! 28000 Consofidated 1400 Corn Products 2300 Delaware & Hudson..... 2800 Denver & Rio Grande.. | 200 Do. prd g | 100 Distillers’ Securities 9300 . General Great Do. Ore 1llinois Ces Interborough Do. Tnte 100 Dg. pid 120 JTowa Central Louisville & Na —— Minn. & St M., St P &S Missourl Pack & dllman Palace Car y Steel Spring. . Steel Tsland 500 1o, 100 Sloss 41500 Sonthern 100 Do, ptd Southern Railway Copper Pacific €260 T ates Steel 21700 Do, pfd 500 Witelnghouse Electr 600 Wesern Union 100 Wheeling & L n steady; sixt 3-4@3 per cent., 2 per cent. ed quiet: middli dling gult 8.50 Futures clo: January .94, April K98, NAG, Angust 8.64 500 Chicago Great Western 8800 Colorado Fuel & Iron.... outhern. . 2800 Tniternational Pump .. L «\\-} les. i I:u!whfl‘ 2700 £y 0 Utah Copper 500 Va olina Chem...... i, . | 800 Wab 1,049, 100 shares. MONEY. > loan nl‘f«‘xn-«] at 21-4. 2 1-4, closing bid CDTTON LalIVAS New York, Jan. 6.—Colton spot klu:—’ mid- | dugt alws) d firy shruary 8.9 tober 866, November Have Won P-nnu@ With an Even ‘Break. Clarke Griffith, the new manager of the Cinelnnati National league <club, thinks Lajofe is a hard luck man- cer. “He has had more than his ire of hard luck,” says (Griffith. eveland would have won the pen- nant the last two years if it had had anything like an even break in luck. Just think of having a team the last four or five yecars “that was always picked to win the pennant by the winter dopesters. That is usually the case, but you did not notice Larry making any predictions, 1 always feared Cleveland, it was mighty dan- gerous at the start of the season. When the outlook was rosy, one or two star play would be injured, and after that the team would be broken up repeatedly with accidents to his good men. But Larry clung steadily to the grind and never gave up. “Look at my chances last spring, but my team Dblew up. Lar started the season without the services of Flick, and then accidents happened to Turner and other men. Yet the Naps were only betten out by half 4 game for the pennant. That was due to pluck and fighting all time time. They always say that Lajoie is no manager and cannot handle his men. Well, b, f this time 1 believe criti will give him credit for some things he has done, One of the greatest stunts was the development of@Perring and Bir- mingham, and I nk that they are two. stars right now, Do vou want me to tell you the greatest trouble | with the Cleveland club?* It is the lack of fight shown by saqme of the players, although.I must admit they certainly made 5 gritty finish. * Now, say, had they shown that same spirit all season,_ why, they would have just jogged under the wire, “It took Lajoie some time to in- stil that fighting spirit, but when once in the players they could not be stop- ped. That is why 1 look for Cleveland to be in the race for the pennant in 1909, for the players will knotw how to fight and also keep their tempers. Let them go into every game with (Im( never die spirit and you will C A R D W E L L | FUNERAL DESIGNS. All orders given careful attention. Est. of 6. GEDULDIG, Hornists. 77 Cedar street £ A. A. U. Lifts Suspensions. New York, Jan. 6.—What proved 'o be a tempest in a teapot in amate athletic circles was stilled mmgu when thc registration hoard of the A. A. U suspension for which ten days ago n placed upon six prominent ath- letes, four of whom won internationai and Olympic -honors. The men who thus : in are ellgxhlp to compete as amateurs are J. J. Lee of Boston, un- attached; F, ¢ New York A ., and M. W. P , Charles J. Bacon, George V. F{nxmn! and H. F. Porter, I. A. A. C The charges of professionalism laid against the men were covered by an and ac- and o for traveling in excess of what was 1 hearing the accused athlete: evidence to the contrary. Demarest Defeats New Yorker. New York, Jan. 6.—Calvin Demarest of Chicago played tonight against KEd- ward MecLaughiin, a local professional billiardist. They played 18.2 balk line and the young Chicagoan won, 250 to 48 In an earlier game Demarest de- feated M. D. Brow a prominent ama- teur of Brooklyn 0 to 98. BASEBALL NOTES. Mike Mowr is now quoted as anx- ious to get away from Cincinnati. The Chicago Nationals have signed James Savidge, third baseman of the Allentown Atlantic league team. Charley Householder, a famous all- around player of twenty ve: died at hiz home in Ha on ry Werden holds a peéuliar posi- tion in ball. He official coach and assistant manager of the Indian- apolis club. Billy Dyer of Wore a one-time ball plaver on the Norwich team and now rd baseman for Atlanta., ha peer riously ill at his home with grip. McCafferty, who pitched for T to in 1906 and for Newark in 1907, a was out of the game last year on ac- count of an injury, has signed with In- dianapolis. Tommy Dowd has had a good record as a mipor league manager. He led Holyoke to“a championship in 1906 and landed the Hartford team a close sec- ond last year. - Mary Blanche Ritchter, daughter of Francis C. Ritchter, editor of Sporting Life, was married on Wednesday last to Robert C. Ledig at St. Stephen’s church, Philadelphia Out in Indianapolis they are wonder- ing what they will do without Owen Bush at short. He set such a high standard of pl that they fear no one can fill his place. Brooklyn has signed a young pitcher named Jesse Ryerson of Freepor I. He is credited with having a Ewing arm.” It will obably him years to prove it. Fromme, the pitcher secured by Cin- cinnati in the Bresnahan three-corner- ed deal, is reported to have rolled a 300 ,\( ore agaiust the big pins at Quincy, , the other night in a match game. Cincinnati's new Tnm Cantwell, hails from Winchester, Va., and will not be of age until next He weighs 200 pounds and is feet high, He is now taking a -graduate ‘Oum-,_ at Georgetown university. Napoleon Lajoie sa Nothing in the story that Cleveland will let Flick go to Washington. We have no deal on wi have any transaction with him. Flick will be with us, and, 1 hope, will show his old time form. He could not stand the Washington climate in summer time, and we would nat ask him to go there. Cleveland suitS§ him and he sults us. WHAT THE FAPEns SAY. What Does It Mean? The victory over Judge W. speakership of the gereral assembly is indicative of more ths n the eclipse of the Fairfield county ministers a ers in the political the Brandegee crowd behind and the Hill supporters working Malone? In the contest for the as < kship of the house, it alss us that the Brandegee force their man, Mr. Russell, in rather handy fashion. All of which v or may not b to show the political wird is blowing. Bu coming events cast their shadows before, Wwe can perceive as end to the senatorial aspirations of the Fairfield county candidate as of he sanctimonious purpcees of the Fa county dominie: New Haven Union. Speaker Banks. The Leader’s prediction that Jue Banks of Fairfleld would be elec speaker was not “visionary,” as one contemporary declared. Judge Banks w on the first ballot by a vote of 137 to 1l. He defealed a stroneg antagonist o won without gaying an unkind w of any wan. \ Judge Malone cgnducted = digmifed | and accepled defeat in u- ray that ch@gracrerizes his cou- Al)f Judg~~ E Banks 3oz 1 marly He is 4 coming man in Connecticut and will reach Higher place than spcakership before hie closes kis politi- R % er. Jidge Banks has served five torms in the house and = wall equipped fr tha sprahershiy. New Haven Teadce IS IT TRUE your range DID NOT give satisfaction on Christmas Day ? Mol- idays are a pretty good test for a range because there is nlwl.yn plenty for them to do, and, really, it's necessary it should be done nicely. The IVY RICHMOND \ We recom- small famil working range. This range, altheugh small, has all the equipments of a larger Richmond range, d to show you this range and take your order Makes an ideal New Y We should be ple, for prompt delivery. J.P.BARSTOW & CO., 23 and 25 Water Street. WHERE 10 BULY IN NORWICH WHAT TO BUY F uneral Orders ARTISTICALLY ARRANGED HUNT, Florist, Telephone 130, Lafayette Strest Or. £ J. JONES, Dentist . M. Bowen) Shannen Building. <ake elevator. Telep .one cenmpflam DEN F ISTRY established Wy whose assistant I be continued by essor to Dz, | Bulte 29-30 , . .. Telephonéd §6-2 CMNANT STORE, 201 West Main St. k Remnants Jh hrs w l(ll‘ Lo see Lhe form brother and as man it will be a pisasure customers o Carfare returned ——‘ Economy Demands that you buy your PLUMBING or HEATING We give you the benefit of very supplies of us. low prices on the best grade of stock. We wouldn’t sell you inferior goods at any pricz—we wouldn’t even make you a present of poor stock. Qur guarantee stands back of the material and workmanship and we assure of the best results, ROBERT BROWN ESTATE, 55, 57, 59 West Main Strest. Telephone: 133. SRR DR N SRR BT T .| 1 THE THAMES NATIONAL BANK meeting of the Btoek- for the election tran uuon of 169TH DIVIDEN Office of 'I he Norwich Sa\ln red, out 0' the earnings of the « u{» semi-annual dflvd at the rate of FOUR PER C pavable to depositors P'\ti- and after Jan. COSTELLO LIPPITT, rix months, come bsfore them Rnnkmg Hm < W. GALB, Cashiea = Is There Anything the Matter With Your Feet > 4 0. you wouid do well te come and In eonnection with this woy) shampooing am Call and see me. MRS. UNDERWOOD, 51 Broadway, MME. TAFT, Truthul In of lln.- Mutual Assurance C 1 of Norwich will be held at} ‘lnv Norwich Savings Society, college pitcher, | Jan. 11th, at 10 a. m. 5 " NOTICE TO POLIC T"OI;DR““. Policies will be renewed at 1 Savings Society on pr»senunm. C. R also do manicuring. massage tr A lnll line of Goods 1 Cantillon and do not expect to | suitable for New Year’s gifts WM. FRISWELL, 25-27 Franklin _Street. DR A. 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