Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, August 13, 1909, Page 3

| ALL KINDS UTO INSIJRANGE Telephione. . J. L. LATHROP & SONS, 28 Shetucket Street, Norwich, Conn. Jy2idaw B. P. Learned AND COMPANY Agency Est. 1846 We have again moved our office— this time to the end of the hall, second story, Thames Loan & Trust Co. Building. YOU CAN REST EASY night and day if your property is pro- tected by a policy of FIRE INSUR- ANCE in a strong company. If not insured call and see me without delay. No man dare rest easy until his policy is written. ISAAC S. JONES, Insurance Agt. Richards Building, 91 Main Street. Jy81daw N. TARRANT & GO., 117 MAIN STREET. Fire, Accident, Health, Liability, Plate Glass and Steam Bofler . .. INSURANGCE Nerwich Union Fire Insurance Soolety, u. s, Assets §2,759,422.10 Western Aseurance Co., U. ©, Assets $2,397,608.00. declla ATTORNEYS AT LAW. SROWN & PERKINS, - Attorneys at Law over First Nat Sank, Shetucket St Sntrance Btairway, next to Thames Nat. Bunk. Tel. 38-3. PAINTING! PAINTING! That s our business and now Is the time to have it done. We will be glad to glve you estimates and our work will be done in a firs 58 manner at & reasonable figure. Give us a trial order. BROWN & ROGERS, 27 Chestnut St mar28d A W, BURKHAM Iyia , Eye Speciallst, 257 Main Street. Buying Direct From the Manufacturers tells the story in a nutshell; tells why ladies _come from miles to our store tor DRESS GOODS. Come and learn pur prices and add your nama to our Increasing list of customers. BRADY & SAXTON, Celephons 306-2. Norwich Town. may27d —DRINK THE BEST — Beadieston & Woerz Beer. | THOMAS H. WILSON'S, Junieéd Franklin Street. My Lady’s Wardrobe - will always be in the pink of condition if sent peripdically to us to he cleaned | —and dyed, if necessary. We are very successful in giving satisfaction to our growing circle .of patfons, because we take infinite care of every article en- trusted to us, and are prompt in de- livering goods. And our charges are admitted to be most' reasonable, Lang’s Dye Works, le, Tel e 157 Franklin St. augl10d DOMINICK & DOMINICK, FOUNDED 1870, Members of the New 'York Stock Exchange. Bonds and High Grade Investments Orders executed in Stocks and Bonds, Grain and Cotton, . NORWICH BRANCH : 67 Broadway Telephoue 901 | PRAMK O. MORKA Mes Sturggle Bétween East and Seattle, Wash., Aug. 12—°1 100k for one of the greatest races in the 100 yard dash the country has ever seen,” said Jumes B. Sullivan, president of the Amateus Athletic union, in dis- cussing the annual championship meet #hich will be held at' the Alaska- Yukon-Pacific _exposition stadium to- morrow and Saturday. “Dawborn, the Princeton man, is un- doubtedly ofie of the fastest men in the country today, and it would not sur- prise me to see him go the distance in 9 4-5 sgconds. May and Hamilton of Chicago are fiyers of the first caliber and I understand_you have very speedy men out here in Jack Nelson, Courtney and Martin. “Never before have the games set- tled down into a struggle between the east and the west as they are doing for these championships. We have tne pick of New York, Boston and Chicago athletes, the pick of the Mississippi valley in such men as Forline, the Missouri sprinter, and the pick of Cal- ifornia and the northwes BEST RACING OF WEEK. Two Thousand People See Woonsocket Rac Woonsocket, R. I, Aug. 12.—The best racing of the week was witnessed at the harness meeting on the Woonsock- et half mile track by the record crowd of the meet—over 2,000 persons. Ralph Wick was the only favorite to win. In four heats Shoplifter won the 2.24 trot, Bronson, the favorite, getting the fifth jplace. Frank A. captured the 2.17 pace in straight heats. Drivers Dore, Hollenbeck and Fleming were fined $25 each for scoring ahead of the pole horse in the first heat of the'2.17 pace. Slow Track at Cleveland. Cleveland, Aug. 12.—Mediocre racing made the third day of the grand circuit meeting at North Randall uninterest- ing. The day was dark and cold and the classes were slow. Jack McKerron proved the surprise of the day, winning the second race, the 2.19 trot, in straight heaes. Country Jay will attempt to lower the world’s trotting record of 2.13 3-4 under saddle_tomorrow with Ramsey Macey up. Charley Mac, ridden by C. K. G. Billings, established the preseni record at Glennville in 1904, San Francisco will attempt to break the stallion record of 2.02 1-4 held by Cresceus tomorrow. Hard Rain Hurt Windsor Track. Detroit, Mich., Aug. 12—A hard rain last night caused a heavy track at Windsor which upset calculations to- day to a great extent, the only win- ning first choices being Minot in the fifth race at seven furlongs and Posing in the seventh @t a mile. Merrick cap- tured the free handicap at six furlongs from Sir Edward, with Charley East- man third Comiskey Declines to Hold Stak Chicago, Aug. 12.—Pr ident Comis- kev of the Chicago Americans said last night_that business affairs would pre- vent his holding forfeits in the Jeffries- Johnson match. “I see I was named as stakeholder,” he said, while T appreciate being selected, 1 have to pass the mat- ter up. attention will be too busy to give it New Players for Tigers. Detroit, Aug. 12—The Detroit team has secured First Baseman Neff of the Madison club in the Wisconsin-Tilinois league and Third Baseman Murch of Brockton in the New England league. Saratoga Races. Saratoga, N. Y., Aug. 12.—May River, second choice at 7 to 2 in the betting, won the Seneca selling stakes, six fur- longs, here today from a poor field Assaulted Fan Will Sue. The fan with the green tie who had Alaska-Yukon Pacific Expositjon West—Full Baseball Resuits the mixup with Ciyde Waters at New Haven Saturday has turned out to be{ Thomas Divine of New Britain. Divine intends to bring suit against the New Haven corporation and also against ‘Waters individvally. His {riends tell him he has a good case, #s he has al- ways had a reputation of good con- duct, FINE POINTS OF PITCHING. Some Things That Bill Donovan Knows That Young Johnson Must Learn. Bill Donovan’s pitching arm, though he is still one of the greatest pitchers in the business, is no longer what it used to be, and, in fact, has not been for several years, which, however, does not mean he will not be a_winning pitcher for years to come. Donovan, like most pitchers, ruined his orm when he first broke into fast company. when he had to rely solely on the force he-could put behind the ball. Circum- stances forced him to give the art of pitching study, for when the arm began to weaken it required something be- side the speed he could master to fool the opposing batsrhen. In a few years Donovan has changed his style consid- erably. . He works with grace and ease now, and no matter how much force he puts behind the ball he does it without any apparent effort. Whenever Don- ovan sees a pitcher strain himself in pitching he feels for him and admires the pitcher who works easily. Dono- vap Is-a great admirer of Walter Johnson, whom he considers the great- est young pitcher that ever broke into fast company, and he predicts one of the greatest futures for him. Just how great & pitcher Johnson is the average patren of the game does not realize. Here is a mere boy, not yet of age, who did not have a single day's minor league experience, pitching as good ball as any pitcher in the- American league, and he does it all without any apparent effort. But there is much room for improvement in Johnson’s work which experience alone can bring him. When he learns the fine points of the pitch- ing game his work will be easfer and more effect If ever there was a youngster who stands a chance of duplicating the great record of Cy Young, it is Walter Johnson.—Wash- ington Post. Carpenters Will Postpone Montville Game. The Carpenters will not be able to go down to Montville Sunday to play the Knights of Columbus as plauned. They find that Burdick, their pitcher anG mainstay, cannot twirl bhecause of the ‘injury to his hand in sliding to a base last Sunday afternoon. The Car- penters have been unable to find an- other suitable pitcher to fill the vi- cancy, and accordingly the game will be -postponed until later in the sea son. 1t is hoped that Burdick will be able to pitch st Fort Wright Aug. 22. BASEBALL GAMES THURSDAY. Rochester Providence Newark Buftalo Teronto Montrea! Jerses . City Baltimore . Eastern Leagus Games. At Providence—Providence 3. Rochester 3. League Games. At Fall River—First game: ¥all River 8, Lynn §; second_game, Fall River 7, Lynn 1 At New Bedford—Brockton w Bedford 4. At Hgrerhill—Haverhill 3, Lowell 1. At Worcester—Worcester 13, Lawrence 8. ° Garry Herrmann brought back with him from Buite, Mont., a new mascot for the’ Cincinnati Reds. He was a page if the Montana senate, is 17 years old and is only a little more than three feet tall. He had to secure permission from his mother to make the trip. FINANGIAL AND COMMERCIAL. § North'pton D'é:he jes: Parke it i Jucker i, by Melntyre 2; hits, by in' € innings, off Melotyre 2 In 6 innings. Brookiyn 11 ‘time, 2.52; tolen Dases, Evers: double piay, Tinker, Evers and Chance: left on bases, Chicago 5, New York 3: first base on balis_ off Brown 1, off Witlse 3; first base on errors, New York 2: struck out, by Brown 3. by Wiltse 7: time, 1.50; umpires, Klem and Kane. Becond game l base hits. Barbeau 2, Wilson Knabe 2; three-base | son 1; struck out, by Johnson 5, by Mullin 4: passed hits, Milier, Titus; sscrifice hits, Leach, Clarke 2 35 | balls,” Kahoe 2:" wiid piteh Jonnson; tme, sucritcs fics Wagner, Magee. Dooln: stolen buse | umpires, Egan aad Kero. EMPLOY ONLY EXPERIENCED WORKMEN AND A POST CARD bases,” Fittsburg 1, Philadelphla. 8 6" ba% 91 | Atpigtes Bat the Ball Hard and Trim the Browas. = 4D ON: “ 3 Pl aRms 37 nok oo T2 | Poladeohla, Aw. It Puladeitia -ty - | J-OF TELEFHONE CALL ‘WILL SRND'QNSON THESE “DOCTORS feated St. Louis today by Wtting Bafley and Graham hard, the former being knocked off the rubber in Are inwing. In fre tmes at bat Heltmuller | Collins Contdon 3. by Maddox 4 mtle, 155; umplre, Rig- e TO YOUR RESIDENCE AND RELIEVE YOU AND YOUR FAMILY MARKET ACTIVE. 5900 Brooklyn Rapid Transit . 80 de two singles, a double and s triple. — 6800 Canadian Pacifi 186 e Rt & e 2k hit the Dali bard and did “sensational work OF ALL ANXIETY CONCERNING THE STATE OF YOUR PLUMB- Prices Drop in a Considerable List of | iy o oy "% - 2% 5% Cincinnath, Aug, 12—Clncinnatl won both ‘games | * 11 Detet Soere: AL / ik ~ 0 Central of New ierse er' with Tioston bere today. * The ING. Stocks—Result of Heavy Selling. 5300 Chesapeate & Obite B e et Innings, the_ winning. ity be- whvo el b po ’ o= e jcago Gt_Western ing seored on & base on balls. a sacrifice, a steal | Hartzellsft 4 3 1 0 0 Himullerdt 5 4 1 New York, Aug. 12.—The speculation hwestern | of tird and o single by Paskert. Tn this inning |Stonelt = 2 3¢ ."‘."4\’.’.',""{; t148e o o.d . L Soaky took i dlien aecaiy e Tuwtns, e Cinehniti st srabned bis ankie | Hoffmancf Collins. 323 “ I i Il d f f h BEiivits ant ey Tote toainy unsl Bk, Ty the Clehdt] s Jpreiied, Be Sk | Wit & 334 ffoaedy 31314 eafing estimates furmished frez of char 4 % b Hit froth: p Colo Fuel & Irom game Cincinnat! profited largely by the errors of | Jones,1b 4.0 9 0 0Dasvis1d 211010 shoot of prices in today's market. The Cole & Southern ....... Boston. Dichl, & local man. played i left for Boston [ Williams.2b 3 0 4 1 0 Murphyt 5 2 1 0 0 | appearance of these symptoms after| 200 Do pid in this game. A one-hand catch by Paskert was |Ferris35 4 0 1 1 0Bary.ss | 4 1 320 as prolonged an advance as has now | , 400 Do 2 ‘bid Uhe featute, " Scores: Crigere. 3 15 2 0Livkstnec 3.0 4 0.0 i e o 21100 Consolldated Gas t| st game— Bellesp 0 0 0 1 1Lwne o000 occurred and with prices at as high | %300 Conslduted | Grahamp 2 0 A & 0Benderp 3 0 1 5 0 | an altitude as the present aroused the | 230 Deramare & i ey | N T e S S nuw suspicion of operators of the profes- | 6002 Dever & itio Grande whovo s el e B Toas mBun la ho e ; o D meherse 00T Olntckera T3 60 b Sl | sional _class, who were keenly alert | Do B0 icaics Pedentt 3 1 3 0 ofBexit 5 22 0 0| Thea tor Grabam in b , | for the. f signs of reaction. The | Frte 4125 esbeanty 31320 oS L i | velapse late in the day was sharp. | Do ist ‘ptd 41 3.8 0neumontet €13 0 0| Spreb B s e P o - o The comparative steadiness of some Ede 2d pld el.1b 4 112 0 gSweenersd 4 9 1 3 ¢ | Prstadeiphla w500 003811 . 4 General Fleetric Lobertst 3 0 4 3 0jstemib 5 212 0 0| % - important stocks in presence of the | ,1il0 Geveral Eieeite - T b P 310 T | Buns e 5 Toutey ariitt, Willide: Cetger; { yolatil> movements of others around | ifiss/Be"or ‘s Do 3 83 1 B 40 4% 0] cralam; for Phiadeoiie, Selymer 2 Cotine them was suggestive of a process of | 21000 Iiinaly Central “Higgiis 0 0 00 0whitep : aker, Davis, M arry, ivingstone: - 30 | Gassarp 3 0 0 3 0 22 2| Biliy ¥ 1’5 Tuniag, oF Grabaim 9 in | aistribution going on under cover of 4360 Inter et ... guatn 222 20 pos 3t 97 13 1 fwobase his Colline, Helimuiler: threo-base steam or hot water—to meet all conditions, the excitément caused by the sensa- | _Zop e Maresier . Touls. 31 53011 | Wallace, Heltmutier: sacrifice hits, Oldring. Be ) tional advances in other quarters. In Liternational Paper . x0ue out“when winaing run Kistcinisc P Soliible S, Slion to fill all requirements. the southern group, which centered at- | Towa om0 S s mry e Collins "3, "Davis: - struek out. ‘Bender ention yesterd iz : ansas City Southerm Score by Innings: ; et adel A - | tention vesterday, the realizing process s P | om0 ) g 60 8 ¢ 1 0 0 1g|Ombem s on tuses, Thiladeiphia 3 St Touie Our experience as the oldest establish was more forcible and ~auscd abrupt Loutille & Nasbrille bty s o0 0.1 57 0 A LR e n Sui o Bnder okt etk ¥: | reactions and feverish fluctuations. Minn & 8t Louts Rung; for Clnchinall; Mitchell, Hugsins: for Bos- | Betley: tine. 2.085 uanplres, Perine and Erams” " ment in this line in Norwich has fitted us The conspicuous character of th | :‘«'p’l"h' ‘m S. 8t ton, Beck: two-base Lits, Fgan. Mecker - —— stocks in which the principal rise oc- oadt. Esette % | It Beck: sacrifice i, Gaspar. Fottes : co| obl urred and their influential standing as| s pors K & Terus E.‘*'[.”"',, Whabell YoMBpl, Dfwaer: st fase od | Wow Yook and Chiossy, As e to cope with all problems. stock market leaders served as effec- | 107 National Biscult peb 1 by White ; tme, 2.09 umpircs, O'Day and | again tied for DMt pince, for todny dhe vittores with | W ee ac CO! tive stimulants to the speculation. | 0560 National. Lewd ... | Emate. o . 7 0 L At ohiching. aht out the locets 310 0 Both o | e guarautee satisfaction and economy There was much discussion in the | 70igy New York Centra Second game— | Chicago were batted in by players on whom | i 70100 New York Central 1 ry pect. financial district today of a report that | 1160 New Yok o & Wesi Cincinnat, Boston. e ork club formerly bad_claim—Dougherty | in every respect the governors of the stock exchange M0 Norfolk & Western Bhopooa e ap v n - o] G RISLCERERES. Wl gt J had admonished one of the Tve | {00 North American peicherst 4 15 1 iBeckerse 46 % § §| of be same Score - Let us make you an estimate on the had admonished one of the most actiVe | ;6 Xorther " Pacitc 1180 Mbeckei 40100 New York. stock exchange houses in the present| " a0 Pacific Mail & 32 1/2 ofSheansb 4 1 0 1 8 a el bhopo a o work complete market of dangerous over-extension | #3500 Pranmivania 5.1 6 0 0fDienlif 4 2 3 1 1| Altizerst 2 0 LDemmittet 3 0 3 1 5 p - : intting ov 5. Yester- | 19700 Peopie's Gas . 00 W% Ofeveeiersy A 3 3 2 1| Pacnis 3% liemonitive § 21 0 0 And thinhig ok of mareine, Feater-| U ERC NG awr e W55 04 0 3 0 ofStemih 0 3 3 8 0 0|lbeher. 4 3 2 0 afbnmerr 11500 have sesuited feom th : chich | 3% Bressel Steal Car 5 4 {McLeane 2 0 % 1 OfCoffeyss 4 0 2 3 0| Dhertylt 3 10 0Fberfdss 3 0 7 4 0} have resulted from this warning, which | —— Pullman Palace Car - otho 2 1°2°0 OfSwawe 0 0 0 0 0Davisdb & 113 0 00rh3 59 1 4 ol was in accord with thvh policy I"C"l'\mm Relier Sioet Teig .. y Huggins2b 3 1 1 3 OlRairdonc 3 0 4 0 2| Tan'hillsb 4 2 1 3 0*Laporte 10 0 0 0f y cated by the report of the commission | 208300 Reading i appointed by Governor Hughes lo in- | "ip Lol Sted - = 65, 57, 59 West Main Strast. vestigate exchanges and tacitly agreed [ 000 Rock " Taiand " Co. o 5 . to, it was intimated, by the authori 2809 Dopra : » Telephone 133. of the New York exchange. This in- | fioe 5 b & So¥ o vid .. s cident sharpened the watchfulness for | 1400 Do pa .o oo 20 o signs of & culmination in the rise. Re- | 800 Sioss Shei. Sisel & ‘Tron. 37% ports came from abroad that French | 10190 Southem Pacisc ...... .137% 5 houses would participate in the com- | '3jg; ool s ing Gould loan and in Pennsylvania stock subseriptions. Buying for Lon- | don account was a helpful factor | towards strength. The day's business {proved the largest since the active | market in June when the Paris listing for United States Steel was first | claimed. The latter market was de- cidedly reactionary and with a con- | siderable list of stocks selling lower than last night. The feverish action of some stocks increased the suspicion of the technical position and prompted to some heavy unloading, which broke prices badl Bonds were Irregular. Total par value, $7,073.000. STOCKS. High % i sales, Sales. 00 Allis_ Chalmers pfd 43900 Amal _ Copper 1000 Amer Agrieultural 7100 Amer Breet Sugar % 8500 Amer Cnn pfd L 5200 Amer Car & Foundey 2100 Amer Cotton Ol Amer Hide & Leatier pfd 2900 Amer lee Securities —— Amer Linseed ... 2800 Amce Locomotive . 24000 Amer Smelting 200 S0 7400 Amer Tel & Tel v Tobacco pfd Amer Woslen Atehison Coast Line. 400 Baitimere & Ohio —— Do pfd % 120% 33 M ‘opper Texzs & Pacific Tol. St. Louls Do ptd B Union_Pacific Do pld ... U8 Resity I Ul 5. Rubber . | 134300 T. 8. Steel 4700 Do ptd ... 7300 Utah Copper 1500 Va. Carolina Chem. .. Wabash .. . Do ptd .. : Western Maryiand . Westinghouse Flectric Western Unlon ... Wheeling & Lake Eri Wisconsin ~ Centeal & West.. 11500 Total sales 1,431,400 shares. COTTON. New York, Ang. 12.—Cotzon spot closed quiet. fwenty poins higher: mid- dling uplands 1280; middling gulf 1305 Sales 400 bales. Futures closed firm, closing bids: Aug. 1236; Sept. 1 3 Oct. 1227; Nov. I : Dee, 1227; Jan. Feb, 12 March 1226; April May 1228, MONEY. aw York, Aug. 12.—Mébney on call steady; highest 2 1-2 per cent: lowest 2 1-4; ruling rate 2 1-4@2 1-2; last loan 2 1-4; closing bid 2 1-4, offered at 2 1-2. “Time loans strong: sixty daye 2 3-4@3 per cent and ninety davs 3 1-4 per cent; six months, ¢ per cest. ALL DENTAL WORK. can be done without hfln by Dentists wno KNOW HOW. We pride ourselves on KNOWING HOW. Good Dental work nowadays is only Spossible by Dentists of experience. We have been 20 years gaining that. Each of our staff of operators has made some branch of Den- tistry his particular speclalty for years, and whether you need filing, crowning, extraction or bridge work, we have a SPECIALIST to do it for you, and do it positively without pain. and at from one-third to one-half the prices prevalling at other offices for the same quulity of work. . IT WILL PAY you to Investigate and consult us hefore soing elsewhere, We make no charge whatever for examination and advice, sure of Satistaction every lime; Sets of teeth that fit, from $8.00 Gold Crowns, 22 karat....$5.46 > Bridge Work Specizl — cur own system — abso'utely impossible for teeth to & break off ... .. $5.00 Fillings .. wieves from 60 V3 All work guaranteed for 10 years King Dental Parlors, Dr. Jaclf_um, Manager. Franklin Square V% 4 s TWE JAMES ManLEy BREWING Co.-ProvioEnce Rl " "D. J. McCORMICK. Local Agent. A = i B A ./ The water way — the comfy plteher. by seote” (1 A ..BL“ traveling. 3 7 ; . New Britain. g City of = Lawell § Bennister & Puisle 'to N | Chester W. Chapin—safe, staunch ves Compaticat_Aasued Bianfog. . New Britain, Aug. 12.—New ?fg"T sels that have every comfort and Haritora . . 1okt to Waterbury here today, & venience for the traveler. o ey s | abh Holyoke ; Atter the first inning the local teail} "4 geiigntru: voynge on Long: 30 foumene 3 Sew Bt - e R H. M |Sound and & superb view of the 'lxn—x,ibh el tew Britgin 100000000—1 6 % derful skyline and waterfront of 4 1 A Waterbury 0000101035 8 0]York LT Batteries: Case and Knotts: Ban-| Steamer leaves New London at hopoa abh po o I’lmm\m-: s i nister and McDonald; time, 145; ums|p m weekdays (also Sundays un Beass 3133 | oy L gl Orators Win at Elm pire, Sternberg. S Bept. §); due Pier foot of East 334 Semaitert 3 0 3 1 i1 < 33 iy 210 New Haven, Conn., Aug. 12 5.45 a. m. (Mondays excepted) and S 4170 1 el o @ 93 3 s|usatane o 0 & 0fport won Crom New Haven her¢ (008 | Hartford Defeats ke, 11-4. - {40, North River, 7 a. m. T o 12 et 3 v rays 4 Tosenn 4038 i1 Totsls 8117 38 sixth inping New Haven was unable o | Harttord, Conn., Aug. 12 —Harttord | Fars Norwich 10 New York $1.75 7 061 iey *Batted for Bergen in the 1. hit either - of Pridgepor(’s pitchers, | defeated Holyoke here today, 11 to & | V50t FUTINE 0 AR 7 003 [ 5 o oo, Riley up to that time not allowing at ‘olns into_first place in the league| A FVTte or tolephone W. J. R 111 9206030000 0-s|hit Bannot was put off the ficld for | standing. Files' wildness was respon- 3 3 > ————— S 5000010000 0|threatening the umpire. sible for a majority of Hartford's runs | - bl uew Pheips, Ken- | The - score: Tesecores 0 BER t 1 g etehy, Delehanty, Charles; for Brookiyn. Burch. [ Bridgeport 310010 10 Hartford 05— All w n m e e v McKiveen, Alperman, Hummel. Berzen, Rucker: w0 | Now Haven 0 0 00 0 4 00 0—4 Holyoke 000200101—4 4 8 ater 0 i) - gt s P base hits, Phelps, Clement, Lennox; three-base hits, " = | L . Carthy and Abrogast; d Scor ty tnaings: B B e, Lo ey sacrifcs | _ Batteries: Riley, Gibbs and Bunyan; | Batteries: McCarthy Abrog Chieago. .. .wrrericeei® 0 0 0 0.0 0 O 0—3 ! hits, Bliss, Clement Sallee, Delehanty; siolen bases, | Ccreoran and Lavigng; time, 2 hours; | Files and Beaumont; time, 2.05; um- TO ] New Sork ... 30000008 05| Alpeman 2. Hile. Konetehy, Hummel, Charies: Hit | urmpire, Collem. pire, Mason. Tuns, for Chicags, Fvers. Chance; for New York, | Dv piiched ball Ly Aciniyrs 1z bates on bails. off MeCormicr Bridwet, Mersle, O'Hara, Devore; stoles | Mc'ntyre 4, of Tuucker 2%, off Salles 1 struck out, 3 Chelsea Line i Chicago. New York. poa o ab b o0 T2 Slpoviess WS P 414 SPECIAL SALE HERE WE ARE Fare $1 13 St 413 Men's Calf and Vicl Kid Oxfords, reg- . 12 olpalindh 39 0 at 980, ready to wait on you. This is u!vvi)m 3 1 well s 4 ; . G BEST. Do| Unexcelled freight and 1 h and.Low Shoes, regular | ¥ou should trade. Get the BES nexcelled freight and _passenges 0 ohioewe 318 4250 ‘and $3.00, at o8e. . " =U8T| hot ask for CHEAP MEAT. We have rect to and from New Yorks 39 i, 3 1 0 Red Sox Keep Up Their Good Work and Win from | % o CORAINGS nothing but the BEST. All Outsids Staterooma, [ === Clevela 4 3 om Norwich Tuesdays, Thursdays, PR e o Mk Boston, Aug. 12.—Cy Young was batted out of the | Telephone. 53 Central Avenue. C. S. FAIRCLOUGH Bundays, at 5.15 p. m. Fa box. by Bostén tadsy, the jocals winning 4 close| Investigate our premium system. aigid New York Pler 2, East River, foof . game from Cleveland, 3 10 4. Wood was also takent | 4994 Roosevelt Street, Mcndays, Wedness o0 0 s ool fom the box atier four innings, A semtionai | 3722 o DS s 2 | catch by Speaker, resuiting in a double play, and| = Ays, ye. p- m. 3 0010 0 0—3 |'Harry Lord's batting were features. Score: B th o . J h F s A h :hs.a;er v;r'ne {alr f:‘\der," 4 3 ew York, McCormick, Merkle, Meyers: 3 g ‘reight recelved untl M tme-Bass _bits. Meyers, McCormick Chance: hiis, off | « oreveland. e e tis etter than Oats osep . omith, C A WHITAKDR, Agent A Fiester 7 n 3 Tonings (noneoue in Sy wcries | 5 oy g 5% 3 Shnueer TET RS k NI B Slaiq e, Dot it e by | Bedrtlt 461 2 M § 31 3 o| UBIKO HORSE and STOCK FEED FLORIST ; iy Hgginbouam, 1. by Mathewmoa 5; time, 133; wm- | SG0aY (3 1 3 3 Olgemerst 33 4 0 8 SOLD BY PEOPLE'S STEAMBOAT.CO{ * Dires, Kiem snd Kane. 3 1 3 4 1|Wagner, 4034 3 A b 1139 S0 10 A. R. MANNING, 200 Main Street, Norwic). " L 3110 {1710 i kit Pittsburg and Philadeh Break Even—Wagner | 3053 323 0 of Telephon Yantic, Conn.| jy1q Ao Pasos. | iadd [ER R Mo STEAMER SIGHT SEER. Piisburg, Avg. 12— Piusbuig and_Philadeipbia | 1081 18 ey . r e i s How. omtent i, wat 7 b | 10000 S Ta - 5 Special for Next Month a! Mill | 1900———suason or— 000 of'15 to 5, and lost the second in ten junings by & 10000 s AU Particular People On and after Saturday, June 1y Score of 5 to 4. Heavs hiting by Pitsburg ehar- | oo = — o= P 3 Remaant Store, 201 W. Main SL. | will run us follows: Two round acterized the first game, Wilson and Gibson each get- e e ‘atronize . daily between Norwich, New Londo: Tetu 1o, the game Dy scoring - o in o0ds, ana “Fancy Cotton Goo ; e tollo » e n 5, P i Fcne e T A S | S e Y Rogers’ Domestic Laundry. | Soci ikt 228 hancy, Coan Costs | observing the tollowing sclisauis hta i sty e scsond gase. . Comtoon | score by tnnioms: ¥ 2 There" a $ou 1 Ihirk of repulas oo It roriar | Leave Norwich 505 o m. Wew Saliill Diicned good ball The winaing tun_ was seoced | Cleveland .. Lo rezee 100 here's a good reason for it P8s, Jou (o the door. Dan't ‘TorERt| 9503 " Gogan: Bea P D riosteid Hngied and" Kaabe doumis. " Toe | Boson . .08 8 0 3 88 8.8 =3 Tel. 9032, Rear 37 Franklin St. e el ity Seonn, Beaoh 10,10, arrive “Beach scores: Runs, for Cleseland, B. lord Lajole 2, Hinch- [ jygaq fe12d 201 West Main st | 10.30. First same— s i { man o Bosion: s, 0 Sora & “Spene, e | V22 % S| | sturning—lease Crescent Beah Pittsh adelzhia. onnell; two-bacé hits. - Easerly. Bridiey 3; three- X - m., Pleas * i w0 x o | ba it Sl W' o Woed i ¢ lninE, | TREIUE m o a@vertising megium 1a [ THERE 1r no svertising medium 1h Beach 11735, New London 1150, acriee ks ? 3 Sloraeos T % § & |of Hall 2 0n 5: off Young S In & of Tooies 3 s | Eastern Connecticut saual to The Bastern Connesticut equal to The Bule | Norwlch 105 b m : P 10 Moseee 4 25 1 0|l soifce WG Comigan; sacrifce fy. Birming- | letin fo; business resulta letin for business results. i Gt i 0 Clmtes 3 0 1 0 1|ham: solen vases, Wager, Hinchman Leave Norw p. m., New Lons | Vedner s 20 ol H » 4 Mittr 5 10 Mheain 42810l st base on balls j don 3.20, Ocean Beuch 345, Pleasure | Abstcin. b 7% pfiabess 3 03 2 0l 4 of Boal Beach 4.10. arrive Crescent Peach Syt Wilson, if- 3 1 0 ofDoolan.ss 4 0 3 2 0| e S - Returning—Leave C cent Stmonc 0 0 1 0 oDoine 3 1 2 2 0| ghlin. 440 p. m. Pleasure Beach 5, Ooceamn | Gibson.c 3 3 5 0 OfMaree 10000 —_— Heach 525, New London 5050, arrive Wilisp 3 11 2 ofMornp 310 2 0f Detroit Puts 1t on to Washington TR a1 Norwich: § ol S S 3o 1 |, Weshingon, Au ot defeated Washin very Sunday leave Norw . mtars’ S5 T % S0 ecalh 00 0 15 1| Jeskteten. Tan: ILoDE deitaii ‘Winkicg and 205 p m On the morning trig Seore by fonings: % e | ¥ & foul tip In ine fifth inning and with buses running only as far as Pleasure Pittaburg. 0 0 4 1 125 0 13|, balls, wild throws and passed balls the visitors and return; on the afternoon trip Philadeiphia 90003100 0—3 | iened e Tons Blankeniy Wit s bk ngr through to Crescent Beach and returms ! Runs, for Pitisburs. Leach 2 Miller | was “pressedInto the game and the scoring stopped: . wileon. Gibson. Willis; for Philadeipita. Score: WHAT CONDITION YOUR PLUMB- PEOF STEAMBOAT €O, e Tatan heve-base. e Vit sacet W . - o) viner, Wilkon, Willis: saerifice fy, Gib- | whowae o Whmas ING OR HEATING SYSTEMS MAY BE IN — WE CAN IMPROVE [f | AYERY C. SMITH. Managing Owner. son; stoien base, Knabe: bases o balls of Moren | 130 tpunes 30130 £ 3. off Whllis 2; struck out, by Moren 2. by Willis 8.3 1 sigonenit £33 40 3 o —— §: Dasecd 'bail, Dosin: 1eft on basen, Fitiurg 5, | Lowunid & 213 0 olcownzt x 00 % 0i M THEM, Philndelphia 2:_ time, 1.45; umpire, ~Rigler i R R o MRS i 2 MM ‘Secand game— Faar i1 B (L3 DO NOT IMPAIR THE HEALTH OF YOUR FAMILY BY LrT- J§ | Al Pittsburs. o {ebdes 3813 i 3 2300 b b " a o Kaher (Bchatae” § 8 3 b 2o AR RS S s T % Bubesuds 4 3% PR S| BE. 2 010 ot (3100 ) TING YOUR PLUMBING REMAIN IN AN UNSANITARY STATE. Steamer BLOCK ISLAND Leachet &4 11 H | Tohasen: i b . am Clarkelr ~ 2 1 4 £°3.0.8:0 it 196 ¢ Toudl 'R - “DEFECTIVE PLUMBING IS THE ROOT OF ALL DISEASES," AND vagrerss & 0 1 t0200! o 5 p X i L e - P R i Tuesdays and Fridays until September 34 Abstein1b 4 3 7 0 0[Knabe2b 42 & 5 0| ‘Batted for Co | @ THE MONEY YOU'LL SPEND FOR A PHYSICIAN'S SERVICES —_— S €3 Do 3 3 33 & yteunly e NORWICH to WATCH HILL Gitaon.e oot 210yl h s “H to Maddoxp 4 3Corridn.o & 0 0 T 1| et 3900041 | LATER ON WILL PUT YOUR SYSTEM IN PERFECT SHAPE. AND AETURN . 50¢ 70301 3| Muns, for Washinglon. Lellvlt: for Detrolt. Bush, Children 26 °L"5b bk ol W NN L | Jones. Delehanty, Moriarty” 3, Mulln: sserifce bits S core by inni 2 Conroy, Col len bases, Bush, ofnes 2, Delehan NORWICH to BLOCK ISLAND r ae1e1eete s | ) to E TAIRABME .. 080 6 68 0300 15| Baonanr S P o AND RETURN . m Runs, Pittsburg, Barbeau 3, for Philadel- | irst base on balls, Johneon 4: first base on errors, Children 40c. | phia. Bates, Titus, -Bransield Knabe, Doolan; two. | Detrolt 2: hit by pltcher, by Mullin i, by John- . Special low fare excursion tickets Norwich to Watch Hill and Block Isk and and return will be sold as aboves Number limited. Tickets good only fog the day. Regular weekday scheduley sieamer BLOCK ISLAND June 36th to Sept. Ist, RETURNING: Leave Block Islan New London 10.40 a. m., .ondon 5.30 p. m., Norwi WEEKDAYS: Leave Norwich 8.30 m., New London §.50 a. m., Wateh 1055 a. m. due Block Island 12.30 . , Watch Hlill 3.30 p. m., due J‘.- rlmdon 5 p. m.. Norwich ¢.15 g ?. SUNDAYS: Leave Norwich 9.1i .,a Wadch TU] 2 “fi. a'lleh Hill 4 p. hm'i 92- Dinner Houses and Bathh Boas mear Jundings ot Waton Hiii acll Block Island. FARES: lmr-l. ich to Watch Hul...§ - .| N, “Bandays, imited % i 2 sssessise Block isian iimited to day. Block Island, Sundays, limited e 2 ‘Beaoh), a Sunday snclude_trolley from New Lon- don to Beach . tickets For further information, apply at office of company boat landing, Norwich. da sescs Waite ~Beach weekdays Ce., F. C. COLEY, A. G. P. A, New York, Je24d MONTAUK STEAMBOAT CO’8 LINE between New London, Conn., and Greens rt, Shelter 1sland 'and Sag Harl ng Island. Str. “Wyandotte ia New London. w p. m. Leav m. Opp. Grand Central Station, New York C - Hoomy 100y Bangags 10 and from Stalion fres. Send 20 stamp for N.Y. Olty Gulile Dok a5 A Fize Assortment of .+~ MILLINERY at ilttle prices. MRS. G. P. STANTON. octld A L. L. CRAPMAN ~ill make a Summer Sale at reduced i prices’ on (M balarce of Harsess, Cars ! rimg Owners of i"all . will e good money buyin ‘1 r horse supplies for the next 3 days. A large stock to select ’I’. L. L. CHAPMAN Bath Street, Jysdaw THERE 15 no aavertisin and Summer goods,