Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, May 7, 1910, Page 3

\'E REPRESENT THE AETNA LIFE| IN LIABILITY INSURANCE. J. L LATHROP & SONS. @ Shetuckst Strast, Norwich, Conn. N. TARRANT & CO, 117 MAIN STREET. Fire, Accident, Health, Liability, Plate Glass and Steam Boiler INSURANCE Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society, u. s, .ssets $2,594,330.17 ball team on ¥Frida: Those artists who park _are’ doing sii . squad Lerry for: their Sachem park diamond fixed it promises to be workouts. receive a crowd that wili is played here next Thursday. In the afternoon game was atterapted, with two local Whe something ut 1t had to be men for catchers, as Morning and afternoon sessions on the Cranberry filled up the time for the tryout squad of the Norwich base- and they are to put in some more time this morning. “re grooming tho an immaculate job that there couid be no -practice there Friday, so that Dan Murphy of Greeneville. who was in charge of the took « them“Hver. to the Cran- - the is completely a thing of beauty and a joy forever, and ready to make th fence bulze when the first league game of a none of the three backstops that have been signed for Norwich showed up. D. O'Brien 1f. Keach and Friedman p. Pendleton c, Ensling b, Fud Sullivan 2b, Ja = f, Gleason ri The distance h afternoon wemt to Shaw the latter double. pitchers and the fielder: but were hardl justice on things nine that will make the &0 some, but it a ques pick yet out of the promising dates that ar~ on hand. What Humphrey Has. ith ! a A POINT OR TWO. We whuld like to give you a point or two about Insurance. If you want In- surance that protects let us write It for you. Our Companies are “Al. Every settlement made by them is very liberal. ISAAC S. JONES, Insurance Agt. Richards Building, 91 Main Street. aprédaw ther Fort Wright on Monday. ing are in his squad: The Fnudd\- Rieger of New Londo 1BE OFFICE OF WM. F. BILL |, . O, i e R '-Eufll' nr an pitchers: t base w Bri Mmew of the altivan of N Deliara anda Riger gardens. and Fire Insurance, of N is located in Somiers” Block, pver C. 3L Wiillams, Room 8, third ficor. reb1za Telephone 147. famo: PLAYERS RESERVED I ATTOANEYS AT LAW. the uneverf diamond. point to the development k Cas fou of s. Shaw 3b, Noonan If, D. Melntyre ng honors of the and Dennie Meclntyre, the former with « triple and | The valimbered some kood stu; showed plenty of lire. bie to do themselves All a fellows can follow- n, Jim- | Phmillios of New a Rog- 18 Ro! { FOR E. C. AMATEUR LEAGUE. AMOS A. BROWNING, Six Teams All Ready to Start Today. Atterney-at-Taw, 3 Richards Bldg. | The following is the reserve list of 2 their players filed by the managers of “Phone 206. a8 teams in the Eastern Connecticut am- on which to At New London Manager Humphrey has Cannonball park fixed up in great shape. He will put his team up against \ organization, Edward J. ‘Wauregan. Jewett City—Peter M. Garand, man- age John Driscoli, E. upoxnte. P. Garand, R. Wilbur, N. Blanchette, H. McLaughlin, D. Connell, Emile Richie, E. Popham, T. McCarty, D. Jarvis, J. Wilson, P. Manville, M. Smith, J. Smith, J. Geer, J. Robertson, N. Richie, A. L’Heuneaux, T. E. Shea, J. M, Au- ther., E. Pizo, J. Kirby, W. Brennan, Sullivan. Moosup— Lest Moran, Seminc manager; Simcox, O'Rourke, Dennison, Oln Rabideau, Bentley, McKenna,Wood, Robitaille, McFarlan Breen, Lamoreaux, Hoefer, Gorman, Si Andrew, Kenvon, Greenhaigh, Potvin, r Salisbury, red P. Clarke, manager; . O. French, Gillo, Car- penter, McCarty, Greene, Stafford, Pel- The two teams lined up as follaws: oquin, Thornley, Gravelin. Bugbee, H. McRoberts and Gallivan p, Rduse c, | McMahon, Kelley, Sherman, | Liggins 1b, McGrath 2b, Stickfus . e | Rbylander 21, Stebbins 17, Staplin cf, Village—William Shaugnes- Fagan, A. Parker, Kelli- 1. Wakeley, Mitchell, W sger . Wakeley, Collins, F. kinson, _Lauthier. Ted Robitaille, mbert, Morin, erman. nest Wilde, manager Auty, Marland. Dris. Maynard, Barry, Pellerin, Frazier, K G. Planke; B. Plankey, R ard, Whipple, Lamberi King, King, Hill. Plainfield— Fred Lynch, manager: D, Mana, H. Culch, A. Monroe, J. Monrae, D. Congdon, F. Babcock, E. Leahy, Krause, A. Gaudette, E. Lafeniere, 1. Donias, J. Lavallee. This league will be governed by the ryles of the Eastern Counecticut league they having been adopted nearly en- tire. The fines for offenses against the rules, howeve will in no case exceed five dollars. The Four Umpires. m, Metcalf, Byles, Was Waurega: Wilde. Leona coll, Meritt, williams, The umpire siaff appointed by P ient McBride is as follows. Henr { Amidon. Moost lawrence Parker. ! Cent Alpert Wentworth, | Ste Henr rimume, Waure- irst of nes sched- will vl [ (Saturday). teams opening as follows: Sterling Central Village, Moosup at Jewett Plainfield at Wauregan. ved uled the at Fud Sullivan Goes to Pittsfield Team. Fud Sullivan, the most promising %f the local baseball players, who has been getiing some league experience in a tryout with Waterbury this over First Nar Bank, Shetucket St Entrance Stairway next to Thames Nat. Bank Tel. 38-2. Open Monday and Sut- FINANGIAL AND COMMERCIAL. urday evenings. oct29d Tucker, Anthoay & Co. and BROKERS 28 Shetucket Street Telephome 095. Effect on New York Market of of Enzland’s King. New York, Muy the actien of financial 6.—Explanat markets the alarming England. illness of the k The marking down of intended obviously as an adjustn an expected shock. tion for London account clear notice of the disposition i <4 & ont London market to avall itself of New | — - Bethlchem 'Steck Members of New York York facilities for turning securities | 200 Brookin Repid Tra into cash. L g Bt Central - Leathor andeo;:on Stock There is no clear reason why the S g xchanges passing of the English succession to — Central of ‘New Jerses. & the throne should affect the value of Gt %Kit —_— American securities or, for that matter, cago Great West g e English securities. Tife precedent of | vta 53 State Strect. 24 Broad Street. the death of Queen Victoria showed 1109 Chicago g'\' w PRIVATE WIRE. financial markets unruffied. The pres- | %100 ghiciec, 30 & Se P ent situation differs in some respects, 00 Colorado Fuel & Tron. both political and financial The effect The actual volume of sales was not large, but the propor- was greater than usual and was sufficient to give | MARKING DOWN OF PRICES. liness ion turned to the principal news event of the day ing of prices rent to of the | of a passing of the pres- ent king of England on the strained political conditions in f country ceived consideration fc possible affai imfluence on financ ‘Wall street on ihis Al v The Dime Savings Bank OF NORWICH. but their influence in hegetting tious spirit in the speculation wa the less on that account. The st DIVIDEND The regular Semi-annual Dividend has been declared from the net earn- ngs of the past six months at the o of Four per cent. a year, and will e payable on and after May 16th. FRANK L. WOODARD, Treasurer. has been indulging in the flotati pany shares forms a possibly able point in that position that -complicate matters. money position ment is extraordinarily i strons, ly taken by the Bank of Engl preparation for the strain of pa. deferred taxes which have b yet only in small part, leavin central bank’s position practical . pres; tive excesses which the London mar flation of innumerable Rubber cor vulne < none pecu on and might As it happens the in London at the mo- owinsg to the measures of recuperation recent- and in ing the n paid g tthe 1y un- 1 e |impaired ac its point of greatest ose Bowling Alleys, |5 The sensitiveness of the New York market to bad news was increased by LUCAS HALL, 49 Shetuocket Street. the fact of the sharp advance has occurred in the course of tf previous davs. which he two The stock market was not left with d out support, and an effective mi sion rally resulted from these tions. It was accompanied by strength at one or two points, es -~ 3. J. T. STONR. Prop sot138 LOUIS H. BRUNELLE ly Brookivn Transit. That stock and | 1sis00 Chesapeake and Ohio were inflgenced BAKERY by rumors of dividend increases. A rally also followed" the publication of | Wve are confdent our Ples, Cake and | the preliminary estimates of the Bread canuot be excsled. Give us a | week's currency id-ses- opera- special pecial- movement. From these trial erder. it appeared that the banks have been noved 20 Fairmeunt Street | gaining large sums in cash by re- ceipts from the interior. The money market was easier today Ve are meadquarters for both on call and on_time, in conso- nrA ETT UET A1 nance with this promise. = e ez 2 Bonds were irregular. Total sales, Family trade supplied at 60c per doz | par value. $2.381,000. United States . B Wright. 8§ Cove St. Tel oct30d | bonds were unchayged on call. REMOVAL DOMINICK & DOMINICK FOUNDED 1870, Members of New York Sto 'k Exchange, announce the removal of th: Norwich Branch from the Chapman Building, 67 Broadway, to the Shannon Building, Rooms 3 and 4. FRANK O. MOSES, Manager. e Telephone 801 Branch O'fices : 200 Fifth Ave., New York—333 Walwui St., Clachanati Private Wires to Beston, Pitishu;g, Chicags, St. Lo {0 Sheiucket Street, tor{ at the New York stock exchange was | | STOCKS. High | | Sutes | ies00 Cotton Ol Hide & L. Ice ccurities Linieed Locomotlye Smeiting & R ord Did:. | | | | 10 | Steel Fonndries 6% Sugar Refining. 1000 Tei. & Tel 1% — Tobaceo pfd —" m | 800 Weoler EYIRE A | Mining Co 105 s0ip 1083 Great Northern pid Do Ore. ctf Tilinols Central Tnterborough Met. Do. pid Inter Harvesier Inter Marine pfd” ... International Paper ntcrnational Pump . » Central Southem | | } National Lead N. R Mex. st pfd. ow York Central.. Y. Ont & W...l. Norfolk & Western. orth American Northern Paclfic Pacific Mail Penrayivania People’s Gas % Pittsburg. C. C. & St Pittsuarg Coal Presed Steel Cai Puliman Palace Car. Steel Spring. = 200 100 Bloss " Shet. & 1. Southern Pucific Southern Rallway Do. pfd ... Tennescee Copper ... Texas & Pacific Toledo, St. L. & W. Do. ptd Union Pacific Do. pfd United States United States Rubber United States Steel. Do. otd Ttah - Coppor Vi Carolina Waba; Do. Chem. MONEY. . May 8.—Money on ca'l closed easy, 31-2@4 per cent., ruling rate 33-4. last loan 33-4, closing bid 31-2, offered at 33-4. Time loans easy; sixty ninety days 4 per cent., six months 4@ 41-4 per cent. COTTON. New York, May 6.—Cotton spot clgs- ed quiet: middling uplands 15.25. mid- dling guif 15.50; sales, 10,800 bales. Cotton futures closed firm. Closing bids: May 14.92, June 14.86, July 14.76, August 14.20, September 13.23, October 12.72, November 12.58, December 12.55, January 12.52, February —, March —. New Yo GHICAGO GRAIN MARKET. WiEAT: Open. Wigh low. Close Mas 1% nss uh sk Fiy (T Tt 171 i0i 1316 Sent 102 | 1wz 102 1025 <) 96 ik16. 38 1516 days and| No Eacks op Yet Rzpt;ried-—Squad Working Out at Cran- berry—S3achem Park will be in Great Shape for Open- ing—New London Has Zquad at Work. ateur league with the president of the McBride, of { over 0. | Friday night, telephoning from “to Sul- livan. He is to report at once, PARADE AND A BAND TO OPEN TAFTVILLE SEASON. Wauregan Here in First Game of East- ern Connecticut League. y Everything is ready for the opening of the Eastern Connecticut lehgue sea- son at Taftville this afternoon, Wau- regan being the team against which Manager Molleur will first line up his players. The indications are that there will be a big opening crowd to swell the baseball coffers, as in addition to the home rooters a contingent of fans is expected to come down with the vis- itors to help liven up things. Agent John Eccles of the Ponemah company will pitch the first ball at 3.30, the game to be preceded by a parade of the two teams, with the Tartville Cornet band, from the post- office to the Providence street grounds. Manager E. J. McBride on Friday sent down the following lineup for Waure- gan: Beauchemin cf, Gadbois 2b, Wil- llams 1b, Raymond If, Dion rf or p, Chappellé p or rf, Gauvin c, Hill ss, Hogan 3b. Manager Molleur will start the game with these men: Caron cf, Larowe rf, Hoefer ss. Leopold If, Emérson ¢, Du- gas 3b, Boucher p, McClafferty 2b, Ta- tro 1b. J. E. Moriarty of Jewett City will do the umpiring. CcITY LEAGU E NOTES, Lt Pitcher Simino und will be the Centrals’ the Falis team. The success of pends largely the fans. ones? The flelding and base running of Tris is a feature of every game. Dynon or Burdick will pitch against Manager Miller's team at the Falls. Clabby will be seen in_his old posi- tion at thiyd. Simcox ith 800, Brennan and Ger- main, with .750, have a good start for the gold medal offered by the league to the batter with (he highegt batting average at the end of the Sfeason. Bradley or Germain will serve the benders for Greemeville. When it comes to base stealing Ty hasn’t anvthing on Jupes Mc- He will he out of the game week with a bad shoulder. Catcher AWalsh battery against the City league de- upon the generosity of ‘Are you one of the generous this Plexos in Bad on Boston Alleys. The Plexo duckpin team, which went down to Boston on Friday to roll in the national tournament had a fine time, but came back without any of the prizes. They found that they were up against it in having to roll on al- leys that had former been polished but had recently been sandpapered off. The curve bdlls rolled by the Plexos refused to take on the alleys, so that they were all forced to go to the straight delivery. at which they could do nothing of consequence. Theo Ken- nedy led the local five with a three- string total of 328, in which were sin- gles of 114 and 115, but the rest of the crowd had trouble in getting much went 1o Hi Mais and Kennedy the ball game after they had finished rolling. Manager Stone and Bill M Clafferty did not return with the oth- ers as they missed the 7 o'clock train out of Boston. At the Rose alleys ’stnz" was Curry's, Eas on with Friday high a string of / Crocker Twirling for N. F. A. Pitcher Charlie Crocker, the est acquisition to the Academy stzff of box men, is to be the choice to work against Bulkeley at New London this afternoon. ing improving form this week since his wo new- with each day < against Put- Bulkeley boys will find themselv against’ a puzzling twirler. and Tavlor will also be on case of peed. Coach Aultman and drick _will have the regular infishd position. Crowe 1b. Fletcher 2b, Hendrick ss, Murray 3b, P. Ricketts behind the bat: Bailey If. Cumming ‘cr and_J. Ricketts rf. will make up the outfield. This is a game that the Academy bors wunt to win to stay within striking distance of the pen nant. A nimber of the N. F. A. stu- dents are expecting to make the trip with the team. s up Chapman hand in Cantain Hen- Westerly High Holds the Lead. The following was the standing in the Eastern division of the Interschol- astic baseball league after Westerly high =chool had defeated Windham high at Willimantic on Saturday Interseholastic League Standing. Won. Los! Wesierdy _1Hizh Norwich Free Academy Windham _High Morgan High : Bulkeley High 00 WITH LOCAL AMATEURS. The Crescents have a game on with Baltic for this afternoon. 'The sports of that town will have a good zame to witness as Manager Kelley has a strong lineup. The Crescents have signed Kearns of the Centrals to play third base and Counihan to play left field, Manager Connors of the Greeneville Athletics has a star attraction for the fans of Greeneville today (Saturday), when the Athletics piay a strong team from Willimantic. The game will be called at 2 o'clock on the Cranberr: Miner will do the . twirling while Barnes will be at the receiving end. Manager Farrell's Hospital team is to lineup this afternoon against a com- bination from Norwich Town and the Falls, which will probably be pretty near the regular Falls team of ti City league. Manager Farrell intends to take a scadm from the league bovs and will make them go the limit to win. The A. M. challenge any base- ball team in Norwich under 13 years of age. Send answers o Michael Downing. Seventh street. The Eagles trimmed the Broadws 5th grade by a score of 18 to 10. W er and Menizel were the Eagles teries. Stangy and Wiison worked for the losers The Hanover Invincibles are ready for basepall engagements for clubs of juveniles under sixteen vears of age. Address Ralpn Standish, manager. Ik- NATICNAL LEAGUE STANDING. Won. Lost. Piisburg New York Phladelphia Cliieagn Cinelnaati Roston Brookist Brooklsn " Giants Win from Quakers. May 6. —Philadeiphia got twice us ma thewson todes as New York' did o Dut the visitors were beaten 3 to 2. Score Phitadelphia. vo hiis Foxen, s, et Baec.if Magee.ct Grant.3b Bnsficld, Ib Knaeb, 25 Totale | cmemowmann Elesmmeinane! Tgtails. “Haited for Foxen Scare by lonings: Hiiadetplis New. York Frill hut Out Bosten. 10, to o Monlons” My o Weidh shir e lovats oul an lowed Usre But twe hite oday while New York unk He has been show- | nam high last Wednesday, so that the | I e Newsooy - the Polfee Gllfilte and i e L2 The pleasure bout Montana 13 *‘;f,‘"‘,;‘,:,‘“',,efl"‘,““,,';‘; Jaunched this week. It is owned by Tzee as o SoTiGW atrewic Capt. 'Silas” Holmes and August O. 4 af ou to put this in_your paper ey L34 5 i glats, Respecifully, A Near-Whirlwind. * 593 YOUNG SHARKEY Between 11 and 12 a. m, Friday a i 5 5 4 0! 132 Watkine street, Brookiyn. N. Y. |terrific gust of wind struck the town, ______ o1 11 Pt carrying along sand and los at a ] TS o Two Leagues Open Season. tremendous speed, resembling a whiri- | 22221 The New York state basebail seu- [ wind. 22 11 5! son was opened Wednesday In four of | Mrs. John Joseph of Trumbull street Score by unings: ! the cities In the circuit, Wilkes-Barre, | who i seriously ill, will return to her Jewvork 11 0 3 0 0 5=l Scranton, Utica and Troy. The Tri- | former home in the old country as / 00 00 0= 0 gSrate Baseball league championship | ®oon as she is able to take the trip. Mrs. Henry B, Noyes and Mr. Noyes are spending eeveril weeks at King ston and Narragansett Pier. Mrs. Harriet Atwood is seriously 1l Cake Sal ames were also opened Wednesday. Altoona, York played at Harrisburg, A and Readin Norwich Boy vs. Kld Wilkerson. %0 b0 s of >3 ¥ £ 4| Under the arrangemeris made by oo o coessf 30 10 1 Louls H. Durdick of Fitchville, Pat | he Travel club ::;.Hll&r“‘“ - 50 1 9 81 Corboy of this‘city is matched for a.|2ake sule in the public lbrery, Ate I8 3 % o wrestiing bout, best two out of three | Goorge Matthews served tea Guring \ X 10 o o] falls, to a finish against Kid Wilker- our set for the sale, from 2120 2 9 0 son of Lowell, Mass. The bout will 600 Dogs Licensed. \ (o 4 1 3!be o nnext Saturday in the old town 3 4 Y Eatlenec 3 58 8 VAR o ahanion ‘g rear Six hundred dogs were registered up Preiters. 0 0 0 0 ERTEE to Monday, May 2. Three kennel li- 10602 Arthur McCabe has been benched | censes were issued by the dog war- st by Clncinnatl. His arm is bad, and |den. S s d. i 520 e besides that he has not been fielding ody to Be Cremated. *Batted for Beat ot in Sth. as well as expected. He was with New The death of Charle Logs occurred eoicore by inntngs N oir oiele en ] Beitain dnst ecus i out to|®t 48 m. Eriday at the home of An- - g 5 pi _Eny Morphy i etarted ow © | drew Hess on Summit street. He had Pittsburg 0 0105 0.0 0 0-6]ni the ball agal In Tuesday's Bos- | been Il for the past two years. He = | ton-Philadelphia American = leasue | way formerly employed a1 the Ameri roogin 220 & Bragkinn 5. .o | B2me he got three hits, one 4 | can Velvet company’s mill here e that made pitehing and felding diffcalt. Score: oy mill. The cause of death was cONSUMp- fley Broothys, STONINGTON tion, Mr. Logs 39 years old. Tha e D g are body will be taken to Fresh Pond, L. | Yorurrt Y1 Srsmua %o % 3 1] Gams Today With ¢ Caro na—Nine Egge 1 Baturday, golng by boat, wicre it wili ol 10 1 Burched 2 [Pe .« ed. Gez, 2 211 0Wheatdt 41101 n Cockatoo—Bor- smrpeu. Epe1 0H\lmueu.§h 42 2 'l’ ef Whirlwind. i 2 0 Daubert.ib & 112 s Sl E: et 30 SHERST, £ 83 8 11 Jonmsanicotchel fixht picturcs were TRAVELERS' DIRECTORY. Grabame 4 311 1 10410} bited iday evening in Ryan's Curtisg 2 00 0 31140 Brownp 1 Q1 3 0-Lewaox 1000 6| Today (Saturday) the Stonington A w R e Emap v 333100, T aaas e st | A ater oute | rorass, w2 4| game. “Batied for Williclm in Bt The delegates to the county confer- | Score by Inn ence of Congregational chwrches at ! o @001 40 21 6-3) Norwich on the 19th from the Road . 100912000 1-9]gigtrict church will be Rev. ( Spalding, Deacon . F. Williams, AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING. Howitt, ‘Mrs; Ternando W Philadetplia 88 Grace D. Wheeler. - Detrolt ... Mrs. James J. McCort has been call- | e sea lne (‘lml-;:fln - ed to New York owing to her mother | s A ke being 11l Chiago Strawberries are selling for 15 ce Wassingion a basket. .. 8t Louls ‘The hydrants have been Hushed this week and n a pedestrign bas come ving a4 good weiti Unexcelied zrelght and _passenger game from Washington, ; ; rhompson ’n‘-*: eni- U gerviee di rt to and from New York Washington. y purchas mob}! All Outside Stateraoms, iy 17 Oliver « ried io New | From Norwich Tuesdays, Thurs@ays Mianer 8 \ % o] York this w stayi with his | §undays, at 6.16 p. m. Conroy. b 42 s 0 mother, Mrs 1dleton vho is still New York Pler 22, Bast River, foet Lelivelilr 3 0 o 0| il Roosevelt Street, Jondays, Wednes- e 2 Suffering from Injury. dayz, Fridays. at G p. m. Crooks,ib 4 1 4 1 d[vmisin 3 0 | us 8, Chesebro, who was in-| ‘Phone or write for folder. Killifer,2b € 1 2(Murphy.st 4 1 | jured recentiy by the collaps P. 8. Freteht racefved umtll § p. @ Street,c 10133 0/Ba i0 1% le making. . A. WHETAKER., Agent s Sl A P LG ' y. is much improved, but is | maysd Totals. 30 confined to his bed will be two | 52 Total % 12 27 11 weeks before he will be able to be | Two out when winninz run seorcd et Score by innings & Wathington 900001 11 o|Australian Cockatoo Has Laid Nine | Philadel 5000201 0 14 Eoee — —— — Detroit Shut Out by Chia | Geor: the possessor Detrit, May 6. —You nd Lelfvelt eachi start- | Australis sted - cockatoo, + “gime for tie fist tme this season and the | POFTOL \vas wsed by Alfred - Team won & shutout game. Soore { beaux out of Chieaga. | Abourt twenty years ago hough . w a s ol bird of some . s who had its 1egs | The water way — the comfortable [l 3¢ 3 0| confined by a e made of Wiy of traveling: Cobb, rr 133 1 o | Whic h“n Je-it Delpiey n.]mg unable| Steamers City of Lowell ana Now io o olto wa T sailors broughi t i TS 21 0| from Australia_to New York in this Hampshire Safe, staumch . vou o e sux presented tie bird | that have every comfort nd conven- Aanarc R 3126 o has had Rer ten|jence for the traveler. Lalivelt.p 21 6 5 0Young.p P ReE & r the bird lald four| A deilghtful voyage on Long Isiand R S A B 7 produced five more | gound and a superb view of the wor- Totals. T 4 time the bird Was| gerryl skyline and waterfront of New Battea for Lelivelt i ou ay. which m happens | GOF L e P S PR appreciation of fta iibe Steamer leaves New London at 11 p. Detroft 00 6060 0 0 6 yeed immediately vpon the| m. weekdays only; due Pler foot of e | removed by her ta and | Bast 224 St. 5.45 a. m. (Mondays ¢ Cleveland 4, St. Louis 3 | docile actions. Before that she | cepted) and Pler 40, North River, 1 creiand. 3ay feveland defeated St Louls | Could not be or A m. 9 ot J. Emery T is the 3 Clevland. | cueit” of v Sun” | Fare Norwich 1o New York $1.75 h ° y p Write or telephone W. J. PHILLIPS. o 0. Denman of Trent N, J Agent, New London. Conn. augse 1 S'meivzer, ot © Hartzell,ss ) Killifer, 0 Stephens, 0 Kinsella.p ) Pelty.p = Demmit Summer’s Coming Satied e CONNECTICUT LEAGUE STANDING. prows Lost ; and withit will come the vacation Waterbury Wins Slugging Match. Waterbury, Conn., May 6.—The Wa- | iy : < > at1 o e T e visit of your friends and relatives. victory today, defeating Holyoke in a J slugging match, to 5. Delehanty was hit in the head oy a pitched ball o l - k h in the first inning and forced to retire ; o s e Don’t you think that you Score R. H. E. Walle'rbm'y'ifilllrl $9 3718 1 l l ] l I l P Holyoke VO00O0ONDEVLOO—610 & ~ B P Batteries Tuckey, Grifith and oug Nt to slick Up a little Dit Ahearn: Kummers, Buckley and O'Leary and L. Perkins: time, 2.05 umpire, Hart. Why not have a new BATH Hardy Weakened at the Eighth. Springfield, Mass., May 6.—After al- i R R T ROOM put in or new FIX- that inning and five hits were made, letting Springfield win the game with ~ . New Britain. 3 to 2 TURES in the present one and Springfleld 00000003 * New Britain 0 0 0 00 1 1 0 0- = 4 e 2 ’ Batteriesy Leonard and Ball and & show vour visitors that you are sign }lard\ and Rufiang time, 1.5 ! - umpire, Fahey | up-to-date ¥ Slow Game at Bridgeport, Bridgeport, May 6. Heavy battin enabled Bridgeport to win from North- i ampton today, 14 to 4, in a long and o - 4 rather tiresome contest that was fea- | Think i1t over and then send tureless, The score by innings HE | Bridgeport 5 4 1.3 0 0 0 1 14 1 % 5 Nharpton 0 010010114 i vour orders to Gibbs and Kocher and McAuley; | : Fleet, -Warner and Schincel and Fla- herty. Time, Tmypire, Watts. Two New Haveners Fired from Bench Hartford, Conn., May 6.—Forbes ceived poor support today and Hart- BROWN ford from New Haven 7| to 2 the New Haven man- | . ager and ¢ were pui o the | and get the best job for the least bencl for puting a decis: The score: R.H i Hartford 01420000 °— 10 2 New Haven 0 000002002 7 4, money. Leveren: nd Wadleigh: Forbes and Waters. Time. 1.50. Umpire, Walsh EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING ! 3 Mok i : n h Newais 2 : oo : : e 19 - il i H Jersey Gt H 65, 57, 59 West Main Straat. FRIDAY BASEBALL RESULTS. e L ARTHUR M. BROWN, Manager PTG s Telephone 133 » v Nedters 3. Lowel M ¢ oo 5 i i A 4 s pen from 7.30 a. m. to 5.30 p. m. Cottess Gaunes - . et ot oo i A Huven - Yale 13, University ! % of Virginia L