Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, July 29, 1909, Page 3

S T cup, this afternoon, by defeating W. J. Clothier of Phllldol-&l:h in a five- set match, 6—3, 6—3, 6—8, 0—6, 64-2. By - winning - today Larned takes a 1 negro pugilist for a fight of anywhere from twenty to a hundred rounds. The one-time boflermaker insists that the - - = IN HAVING YOUR PROPERTY 4 INSURED, You can never tell what will happen. Our rates are low and our companies are reliable. Don’t put it off another moment. X 1BAAC S. JONES, fasurance Agt. Richards Building, 91 Main Street. jy24daw REMOVAL John F. Parker FIRE INSURANCE OFFICE TO THE CHAPMAN BUILDING BROADWAY CORNER BATH STREET. Telephone 894. N. TARRANT & CO., 117 MAIN STREET, Fire, Accident, Health, Liability, Plate Glass znd Steam Boiler ... INSURANGE Norwich Unlon Fire Insurance Society, Western Assurance Co., U. 8, Assots §2,397,608.00. ATTORNEYS AT LAW. AMOS A. BROWNING, 3 Richards Bldg. , Attorney-at-iaw, “Phone 305. SRV & FERUIRS, Mitorneys ot Low over First Nat Sank. Shetucket St Sntrance @tatrway, nex: to Thames Nat Bunk. Tel. 38-3. ‘ PAINTING! PAINTING! That is our business and now is the time to have it done. We will be glad to give you estimates and our work will be done in a firt-class manner at a reasonable_figure. Give us a trial order. BROWN & ROGERS, 27 Chestnut St. mar26d L. L. CHAPMAN will make a Summer Sale at reduced prices on the balance of Harness, Car- riages and Summer goods. Owners of horses will e good money buying thier horse suppiies for the next 30 days. A large stock to select from. POV TR L. L. CHAPMAN Bath Street, Norwich, Conn. A. W. BURNHAN, Eye Specialst, yid 257 Main Street. CHAN/ IN ADDRESS, DR. N. GILBERT GRAY, farmerly at Hod, Stable, 1s now Jo- eated in rear of 8 Franklin square. Tel. 574. mayl9d The Norwich Nickel- & Brass Co., Tableware, Chandeliers, Yacht Trimmings and such things Refinished. -.:-“:7 Chestnut 8t. Norwich, Conn. DOMINICK & DOMINICK, FOUNDED 1870, Members of the New York Stock Exchange, Bonds and High Grade Investmen Ordery exsouted in $tocks and Bonds, | o call Grain and Cotton, 2 fioqucu ‘BRANCH : 67 Broadway Telephone 991 FRANK O. MOSES, Mgr, fight shall be held before, the club or- fering the largest purse and that when articles are signed an additional for- feit of $5,000 shall be posted. The whole sum of $20,000 is to go to the ‘winner of the miil % Jeffries will leave for a short Euro- pean trip in a few days, where at|. Carlsbad, in Bohemia, he will do a lit- tle preliminary training. He plans to be ready to fight within five months. On posting.his Zorfeit Jeff issued the following statement: “After decisivély convineing myself it is easily possible for me to defend my title as champion of the world, in as good a condition as ever before in my life, T am today posting my forfeit to meet the claimant of the title, Jack Johnson.” Jackson, Mich,, July" 28.—"Tll leave Chicago Monday night for New York and cover that forfeit,” sald Jack Johnson, the colored champion pugilist of the world, this evening, when shown a despatch to the effect that Jeffries had posted a forefit in New York of $5,000 to fight Johnson and again place the honor of championship among the white race. Johnson said he was not surprised to hear that Jeffries had posted the forfeit. “I expected he would do some- thing of the kind,” sald Johnson, “as a sort of bluff and to make good his statement that he would fight me. I wilk be ready to fight almost any time, I think T am’in’condition now to clean up’on Jeffries within fifteen rounds.” Connecticut League Standing. 7 Won. Lot McCarthy Won in Eleventh. Springfield, Mass. July 28.—McCar- thy drove in the winning run for Hart- ford today, beating Springfield 4 to 3 in eleven innings. Both he and Coffin pitched great ball. The score: R.HB. Springfield— 00000000300—8 6 4 Hertford— 10000001101—4 9 1 Batteries: Coffin and Connor; Me- Carthy and Wadleigh; time, 2.35; um- pire, O’Brien. Gibbs Hit Hard by New Haven. Bridgeport, Jul 28.—Clean hitting off Gibbs gave New Haven a big lead tory, 8 to 4. Bridgeport and Kocher. Sternberg. New $ 00200020001—512 4 ‘Waterbury— \ , 00020200000—4 72 f : ton and Hirst; Ban- nister and ald;. time, 2 hours; umpires, Mason and Lawton. d R.H.E. 1010024 7 & 1000000—1 6.0 & y /Hirst; Sillery and McDonald and Shincel; time, 1.40; umpires, Mason and Lawton. Meadow Larks Lost Both Games to Narthlmptvn, Mass., July 28.—North- ampton lost’'both games of a double header with Holyoke here today, and 5-8. Rntfd flelding and weak bat- ting by the home team, coupled with effective pitching and good fielding on -the part of Holyoke, enabled the latter to win, The features were a catch by | TR Burke and the batting of Baker and Beaumont. The_score: First game— R.H.E. Holyoke -~ 004102002914 3 North'pton 001004012810 6 Batteries: Romer and Beaument; Plank, Hess and Bridges; time, 1.54; umpire, Cullem. ~ Second game— R.H.E. Holyoke 0001030103814 3 North’ton 00100010305 2 Batterjes: McCabe- and Al Plank, Hess, Bowler and Bridges; time, 1.55; umpire, Cullem. CAPT. SCANLON’'S WAITERS \ TO PLAY BALTIC. Exciting. Game Expected This After- noon Between Waiters and Baltics. Blucmmuansaanal Bl morommrnmisnns g ) H At 3 o'clock this afternoon the league | . ; grounds, Captain Scanlon of the Wau- | _St Leuis and Ghicago Divk regan House Waiters is going to try | St Louls, July 25.-6t ‘Lol and Chicyss 107 to add another victory to his 1ong list| piiching was the chief fuctor ln the first game by taking a fal lout of a stron gteam | Evans won. the second\for St. Louls with a three from Baltic. Captain Scanlon has a | base hit when the bises were full. Score: local reputation for being able to pick First game— out stars and he says this game will Chieago. bh po a o contain the best that can be gathered S oehiaats €T E from the local field. With Tim Sulli- Lois um':;‘n:‘lf siile van on first and Kid Heyden at short 41 22 olSchulte, he will have a pair of hustlers. R ity s 2158 The captain himself is expected to 2 4 0°1 2 1|Hofmancf 2 0 3 0 0 boost his batting average in this o 3130 OTiokerss 51210 game, having been presented with a P, 11 a1l new bat that showed class in the Con- 50000 e ol necticut league last year, having been 0 0 0 0 0 Totals, 32 92711 2 used by a member of the Holyoke e AT team. rmilk i 8th A big crowd is expected and every- # body is anxious to see Captain Scanlon ® 0023001 0-8 early In the game today and the vie- | ;¢ his best. X 20000 0N 101 New Havemn —8 12 2 W 4 Ay 3 ; 5 g g g g ll! g’_i 13 % National veasue Standing. preany Corcoran and Waters; Gibbs, Pollard DB o b . Time, 1. Umpire, F] 31 ] a “ &g 3 1 New Britain Takes Two from Water- | brjiemiis .- i Rieintaiats 4 1 : bury. e — s 1181 ston & 2 e N Britain, Conn., July 28—New | =" . Hbotham.p 3 1 0 Britain won a_double header with Wa- Giants Take Two from Boston. fesmies T 1 0 ’ terbury here today, 5-4 and 4-1. The| Bosion, July 25.—New York made it thres out of | Totars, 3 AT I8 A| - —— Totals. 35 10 3 0 5 0 0—4 FINANGIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MINGLED GAINS AND LOSSES. States Steel Dividend and Union. Pacific’s Rise the Features, New York, July 28.—Incidents con- sidered by speculators of most import- ance were the increase in the dividend on United States Steel stock and the rise in Union Pacific today to above the long predicted price of 200. In the case of the dividend on United States Steel, the compromise rate of 3-4 of 1 per cent. for the quarter was cqQn- sidere@ an adroit settlement of a per- plexing problem as between the con- tention for the restoration of the 4 per cent. annual rate and the retention of the 2 per cent. rate. The 4 per cent. rate would have been feared in con- servative quarters as precipitate and as leaving nothing more in the imme- diate future for-the speculative imag- ination, while the retention of the 2 per cent. rate might have weakened the effect of the professed confidence in the future growth of earnings. Safe- guards against harm to the price of the stock from disappointed expectants of a 4 per cent, rate had been skill- fully placed by the inspired intima- tions of the past week that there might be no increase at all. The consequence was that while the dividend increase failed to bring in any strong new de- mand sufficient to lift the price of the stock, it was singularly free from the usual pressure of realizing sales fol- lowing a confirmation of favorable pre- dictions. Profeszional operators have felt that the price of United States Steel was likely to react even with an increase in the dividend to a 4 per cent. rate. Buying to cover the shorts put out on this theory constituted an element in the strength, not only of United States Steel, but of other favor- ite speculative stocks. Satisfaction with the quarterly report of earnings of the United States Steel corporation was not unmixed, and the exhibit was held to justify a dividend policy on the part of the directors at least as cau- tious as that adopted. The $29,341,000 of earnings for the quarter, while ris- ing handsomely over those for the pre- ceding quarter and still more mark- edly over the corresponding quarter of last year, are seen to be, with ex- ception of last year, the year of de- pression in 1904, and the year 1901, when the corporation was formed, the smallest earnings of the 4,057,939 tons of unfilled orders on hand also, it is seen that while the figure rises above that for any intervening quar- ter since that ending December 31, 1907, yet there is found an unbroken series of excesses over this figure for every quarter before that since the one ending September 30, 1904. That date carries the comparison back to the period of depression from which the industry had not yet emerged after the reaction of 1903. This more de- tailed analysis of the report was of somewhat sobering effect on specula- tive sentiment. Points of strength in the stock . market helped to sustain prices, for which particular causes were assigned. The rise in New York Central was occasioned by renewed ru- mors of Harriman investment in that stock. The soft coalers were helped by hopes of a revival of demand by awakening industrial acitivity. An im- portant short interest was belleved to be covering in Reading. Amalgamat- ed Copper siffered from the renewed fall in the price of the metal. Final prices as a,rule were littie changed from last night and showed mingled gains and losses. Bonds were irreg- ular. Total sales, par value, $3,612,000. United States bonds were uachanged r 8TOCKS. Sales. High, Low. Close. 400 Al Chalmers d. 634 61% 63 2300 Amal. Copper U Y 1200 Am. Agricultural “ 3% 1:\‘ 13200 Am. Beet Sugar a% #% 8 P B a i .g Cottan Ol ievaveesns 15 T43 . T8 Pittsburg . Won by Hard Hitting. Pitsburg, July 38.Pitisburg won today’s same Hide & L. pta from _Cincinnati by ing. is its 500 Am. “ 413 | three’ were' Loul and three were triples. Maddox 1400 Am. Ieo Securities. 38 383 | was steady all the way. The work of Pittsburg’s 1w Am Lommone PN e cacsagy 3 3000 Am. Smelting & R e . s . Pittsburg. > Gincinnati. 400 Do. pfd . 112% 2% n2% s S Rnivs 3000 Am. Sugar Refinis 20 1373 1291 | Clarkelf . 4 0.5 0 JlBescherlt 3 0 2 0 0 315000 Am. Tel. & Teg.. 41% 140 1419 | Storke3b 4 0 0 3 GIW.Miller. 2.4 1 1 ¢ 8 600 Am. Tobacco pfd.. 102% 10134 *101% | Leachcf” 4 1 5°0 OfEgan2b 4 1 1 2 0 Am. Woolen ... = 2% sk | Wagneriss. 4 1.2 0 0foakesst 3 0 4 0 0 600 Anaconda Mining Co. 18% 48% 483 | dMiler?b & 3 2 4 OfHoblitzellb & 110 1 o 9600 Atchison 173 116% 116% | Abstein,ib 1 0 8 0 1Downey.ss 4 0 1 4 0 100 Do. ptd 00X 104% 1043 | Wisenit 4 3.3 0 OfMTemc 41300 190 Atlantic 33 132% 1339 | Gibsone 3 1°2 1 OfHigginssb 3 0 2 0 0 um nuu.‘;;. & Ohio. 121% 1208 121% | Madoxyp, 3. 1.0 1 OfFrommep 1 e 20 3 & 95! o —_—— H 300 Bethlehem Steel 8"“ ’350“ g Totals, 311027 9 -_— - 0o Repid 8% 8% TT% fhsn vy 1200 Canadian Pacific . % 186% 186% Score by innings: % | Pittsburg y 3100101 ¢ Cincinnatt . 0010000 0—3 Willis Britt wants a guarantee of $17,250. to. let Stanley Ketchell hox Al Kaufman at Colma, on Sept. 9. 300 Cousolidated Gas 2300 Com _ Products 400 Delaware & Hugson Denver & Rio Grande ——Do. pfd ... —— Distllers’ Secuities . 8400 Erte 500 Do. 100 Do. 24 pfd . 2500 General Eleotric . 4200 Great Northern pfd. 800 Do. Ore ctfs. . 2100 Tilinols Central 1000 Tnterboroug Met 8700 Do. ptd ... 400 Inter Harvester H 10100 Pennsylvania 1200 People’s G: 000 Reading ... 12200 Republic Steel 3000 1600 Do. pfd . i | = - - - 00 Do. pfd ... 100 United States Realty. 300 United States Rubber. 81560 United States Steel. 2000 Do. ptd ... 150 Utah Copper . 1700 Va. Carolina Chem. 700 Wabash can be done »vtlthaut ourselves on KNOWING HOW. crowning, extraction or b: of work. Wiseonsin Central Total sales, 647,000 shares. MONEY. New York, July 28.—Money on call 13-4@2 per cent., ruling rate , last loan 17-8, closing bid 17-8, offered at 2. ] Time loans firmer; sixty days 2@ 21-4 per cent, ainety days 21-2 per cent., six months 31-2@3 3-4 per cent. COTTON. New York, July 28.—Cotton futures closed barely steady. July 12.31, Au- gust 12,28, ‘September 12,29, October 12.32, Novemver 12,30, December 12.38, January 1233, February 12.34, Marcl 12.34, April 12.34, May 12.36. Spot cl&::fi qule}, 14» go.’lnts in ad- vance: . ing upland 12.75, middling sulf 13.00; sales, 500 bale : elsewhere. . W, 20 \ ALL DENTAL WORK by Dentists who KNOW HOW. Good IT WILL PAY you to investigate and consult us befors goink (] mk/e no charge whatever for examination and advice, King Dental Parlors, * At Montreal—Montreal W % qosraurnriont ¥ ok yetiapie I BF" ";Ell scored nis and Beare: hhopo s e s h po 4110 0Joneset - 5 0 2 937 dBushes 3104 418 1 oCrwiord,1b § 213 1 41 40 0Cwbrt 321 31332 0MInbrelf 3200 1110 oMorlarty.3b 4 3 2 2 413 o oKmlfers 3 0 5.5 o8t e 41473 $118e ¥ 4103 121001 e 0001 Rt Y 100 38 837 L o, f I ] Athlstics Win Double Header at Washington. Philadeiphis, July 23.—Philadelphis won both games of today's double hender with Washington in hollow style. 7 to'1 and & to 0. Plank and Krause Kept the local batters puzzled in both games. The scores: First game— \ Washington. Philadelphia. abh po hopo & Brownelf 4 3 1 H'mullert 4 0 5 0 Donohue,1b & 2 9 Ganley.of 5 2 1 1 Unglaubrf 3 1 4 E.Coolins,2b 3 0 3 3 Del' $012 Baker3h 5 3 0 3 Milanef " 4 0 1 Murphyet 3 1 0 O Conroy, 403 2 1|Devtsid 31 9.1 Streetc 3 1 4 Rarry.ss 21 4 & Groomp 2 0 1 3 2fi'viogstlec 3 0-2 1 Oberling 1 0 0 0 OfThomssc 3 0 & 0 Mcbridess 8 1 1 30gfPlaskp . 4 3 0 3 101 —-—— Totals, 34 10 27.16 010000001 2101030 07 ) Philadelphia. a8 abh po & e 03 0 1'Hmullerit 4 0.4 0 0 210 3. [ Ganleyef 4 0 2 00 010 0Collingb 4 1 030 102 0Bakersb 4 21 20 030 OMuphyrt 21000 005 0Davialb 31900 061 s 10110 13 1 0OThomasc 4 19 09 013 0Knusep 4 01327 Totals. 31 42714 3| Totals, 29 637 7 1 Score by {nnings: Washington ... . 000000800 Pl a 50,0 003201 06 WEDNESDAY BASEBALL GAMES. 2. Providence 6. Ten in- ngs. At Rochester—Rochester 2, Newark 3. Buffalo 2. Jersey City 1. Torouto 2, Baltimore New England Leagus Results. At Fall River—Fall River 5, Lawrence 2. At Haverhill—Brockion 4, Haverhill 0. At New Bedford—Worcester 4, New Bedford 1. Lowell 4, Lynn 8. MURRAY WILL STAY. Has No iIntention of Resigning Favor of Donljn—Neither Will Trade Magee. in He In a situation unparalleled in base- ball the Philadelphia club has made itself the laughing stock of the coun- try, says a despatch to the New York World. It has gone on record as re- pudiating Manager Murray, yet it nngs itself powerless to oust him. Never in the history of the National league has there ever been such blundering done by a member of the circuit. Murray, who was officially read out of the team Saturday, is still on the job and asserts that there is no chance for Mike Donlin to come to the Phil- PEERLESS You'll Enjoy this Peerless Ale “RICH — RIPE — MELLOW The Standard of Excellence THE JAMES HANLEY BREWING CO., b PROVIDENCE, R. 1. We pride Dental work nowadays is only possible by Dentists cf experience. We have been 20 years galning that. !u;'of our staff of operators has made some branch of Den. tistry his particular specialty for years, and whether you need filling, 5 ridge work, we have a SPE! it for: you, and-do it positively without pain, to one-haif the prices prevailing at oth CIALIST to do d at from one-third offices for the same quality Sots of teeth that fit, from $8.00 Gold Crowns, 22 karat....$5.00 Bridge Work Special — our own system — absolutely impossible for teeth to Fillings . . from 50c __ Al work guaranteed for 10 years Franklin Square. second leg in the Longwood cup which he won last year and should he be suc- cessful again next year he will have beg)eme the permanent r of ul: < cups from the Longwood. cricket club. AUSTIN WON FINALS. Defeated Moulton 3 Up and 2 to Go— “Each Gét Copper Mugs. The finals in the Norwich Golf club handicap match play were played Wednesday afternoon on thelr course and Willis Austin defeated J. D. Moul- ton 3 up and 2 to pl The winner receives a prize does also the runner up. Both are handsome copper mugs. The progress o ‘fthe tournament has been followed with interest by local golfers. Cherryola Won Frivoiify Stateks. Empire City, N. easily- won 5 1-2 fur- longs, the feature of the card at Em- pire City today. She so outclassed Radium Star and Interpose, who were cdupled in straight betting only, that no liberties were taken, and was held at 9 to 20. Margin Won $10,000 in 2.24 Trot. Detroit, Mich., July 28.—Alonzo Me- Donald, the Boston reinsman, who cap- tured the Readville handicap last Au- gust, this afternoon won the twentieth renewa! of the $10,000 merchants and manufacturers’ stake for 131-133 Main Street, NORWICH, CONN. LEE’S LIVER GRANULES—A prep aration beyond doubt for the relief of constipation, torpidity of the liver, in headaches and dizaziness so frequenmtly caused by sluggish liver and irveguiar bowels. 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