Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, June 28, 1910, Page 3

IN LIABILITY INSURANCE. J. L IATHROP & SONS. 28 Shetucket Sireet, Norwich, Conn. ‘mar3odaw Ne TARRANT & CO, 117 MAIN STREET. < Fire, Accident, Health, Liability, GAMES TODAY. Willimantic_at Norwich. COUNEGTIGUT ASSOGIATION STANDING. W a b TP b Plate Glass and Steam Boileriosem™ 5 0 o INSURANCE Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society,, u. s, Assets $2,584,330.17 feb26TuThS Starting in Jina place at the begin- ning of last Week, the Norwich team ran into a losing streak in the five last games, winning only one of the five so that they finished. the week in the cellar position in the standing. Failure to hit can be blamed for the loses as in three of the games the home team was unable to push a run over the plate. New London took two games from Norwich, both by 5 to 0 scores, Middletown took two, 4 to 2 and 6 to 0. but we finished up by trimming Middletown, 11 to 4, op the home diamond. ¥rom now on the Norwich team is ‘ to be under a new captain, Paddy Duft having been signed by Manager Stone for that place. ~ Paddy is a man wh. experience will help the team in mauy mays, both in plaving and in baseball knowledge. When Fred Doe hat a Connecticut state league team in Mor- wich eleven years ago. Duff-was one - { of his catchers, but he is likeiy o L alternate with “Slim” Mylniyre on first base here, and when Duff is un first “Slim” will play right field. Jack MtRoberts. the big sorrel-top- ped pitcher, who has been on the local Toster since the season started, has Dbeen put on the suspended list until he can get into shape. Manager Stone is satisfied that McRoberts has the &00ds if he can only get his arm info condition. ~_Southpaw Mooney is to twirl against Willimantic at Sacuem purk this afternoon and a new right- hand vitcher is expected here in tiie - the Friflay game. The standing of the league as print- ed in The Bulletin on Monday morn- ing was,incorrect as far as Williman- tic’ and” New London were concerned. The correct standing is given abov From the form displayed in the last sarae, it is predicted that Norwich will came' back strong in the games this week and that some other team will be occupying last place by the end of the = | next seven days. There was a decline in team batting figures from .235 to .229, and team flelding figures also dropped from .915 to .805. Two men did some conspicu- ous batting in the last five games, Noonan leading the team by getting § hits, and McIntyre second with 6. Lefty Smith collected 3 hits \in three games, keeping his lead of the team in baiting with a mark of .338, which is a gain over last week. Noonan's fig- ures of .333 give him second place, and Paddy Duff comes in third with .300. The following shows the stickwork. NORWICH BATTING AVERAGE: mes. A.B. ] R % 8 BANKERS and BROKERS That the picture may come home to you and your own Housze be the next t go. If you are without Insurance call and take out a Policy before it is too late. ISAAC S. JONES, Insurance Agt Richards Building, 91 Main Street. Sunigdaw TEE OFFICE OF WM. F. HILL Real Estate and Fire Insuranc 1= tocated in Semers' Block, over C. M. Wiiliams, Room 9, third fioor. ten13a Telephone 14%. ATTOSNEYS AT LAW. AMOS A. BROWNING, Attornes-at-Taw, 3 Richards Bldg. Phone & VTS~ ¥ & PERKINS, fitomeys-at-Llaw ©ver First Nat Bank. Shetucket St ‘EniTance B ™ e Sames Tt Bisk et Open Monday and Sat- evenings. oct29, Norwich Team Has Duff for Captain—Smith and Noonan Lead Batters—New Pitcher On the Way—: Reno—How the Eig Teams Stand. ews from Two base hits—Ithylander 8, Melntsre 4, Noomun Ensign, Smith 3_Shaw . Friel ander, Smith. 3, Cliapdelaine 3, 2, ¥rie 3, Noonan. Shaw, Melutyre, Saerifice” fly- Smith. 1 Stolen buses—Shaw 11, ‘Smitn man 3, Swith " Mooncy. In felding for the season, “Slim” Melntyre holds the lead with an aver- age of 968, Paddy Duff has .958, Fried— man, who has been released has .94 Jimmy Noonan .914, and Frefl Ensign $10. Tha fgures: NORWIGH FIELDING AVERAGES. Gumes. P.0. A ] 7 Goulp Melnee 15 Dt 1b : Friedman b Noonan,it Total 3 Team_flelding average ... 908 and jlander’s eight doubles a triple give him the lead in distance hitting Chapdelaine leads the sacrifice hitters with 5, Shaw is first of the base runners with 11 pilfared sacks, and Rhylander 16 runs make him the best run-getter MAJOR LEAGUES' BEST BATTERS. Lajoie Leads American—Danny Mur- phy in Sixth Place. Danny Murphy of the Athletics is right up among the batting leaders of the American league this week$ stand- ing sixth in the list with an average of_.310. Ty Cobb has been unable to over- haul Napoleon Lajoie, though he has made up some ground. Lajoie has fallen down to .407 and Cobb has in- creased his remarkable performance to .383. The following are the twenty ieading batters in the American and National leagues: AMERICAN LEAGUE. Clevela Detroit Selmiat, Detroi: Bender, Puiladelpbia Speaker, Boston ... Murphs, _Philadelphia - Chase. New York.. Laporie, New York Tewis, Bostor Hoffman, 5t Stabl, Bostor Crawford, Detrott Cooms, Philadelphia Delenanty, Detroit Newman, Lous. Barey, Philadciphia ngle. Boston p .. Gardner, mwj Oldring, Philddeiphia I 06 Baker, Philadelphia ....-.... 19 NATIONAL LEAGUE. Lajote, a . Cobi Louis - 0 Snodgrass, New York Mages, Phiiadeiphia .. Paskort, Clucinnati Fofma, Chicago New York itteburg - SMathewson, Team batdiag average 2 | 28 Shetucke! Street 2 s Houlitzer, 3 Ewing. P ] Bescher, " Clnclnnatl 2 Hulswitt, Sa. ' Louls k) Leifield,” Pitdsbure . s Derore, New York 2 Dovney, Cinelnnatt 5 Buci Welephenme 895, ... Members of New York FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. and Boston Stock Exchanges Beston. New York. S8 State Street. 24 Broad Street. FPEINATE WIRE. Members of the New York Stock Eychange. Bends and High Grade Securities Orders exscuted in Stocks and Bonds, Grain and Cotton. ) SHANNON BUILDING, 10 Shetucket Street, Telephone 901 mavera FRANK O. MOSES, Mgr. NOTICE “Be Louise Framidin Miner Ts now fecated il her-new ofice, Breed Hall, Room 1 Offics hours, +to 4 p. m. Telspbone 680 — WHAT'S NEW —— THE PALACE CAFE Step In £nd see us. o FRANK 'WATSGN & co., marla 78 Franklin Street. SHRINKAGE IN PRICES. Mood of Depression Sweeps Stock Market—Dealings Very Small. New York, June 27.—The stock mar- ket underwent a mood of depression today and prices were Subjected to a eevere shrinkage on a smallness of actual transactions out of all propor- tion to the amount of the declines. The crop news was not bad, and it was necessary to turn to other factors in the effort to fathom the explana- tion of the weakness of the market. There was a suspicion amongst other profiered explanations of a concerted attack by an organized bear party un- der powerful ,auspices. The appear- ance early in the day of @ rumor, often used by the bears, that J. Pierpont Morgan hed been gtricken suddenly with death, which was followed short— Iy by Ms. Morgan's appearance’at his offics to give himsslf to business ac- tivities, aroused this suspicion. The disproof of the rumor did not, how- ever, revive the market. M. Morgan's reappearance in Wall streat was cited, in another way, as a hypothetical explanation of the mar- ket’s weakness as due to disappointed speculators who had waited on his return from abroad with the idea that it would foment an active period of rising prices of stocks. The grounds on which this eupposition had been formed were the reports that he had enlisted Jarge amounts of foreign capi- tal in the purchase of American se- curities, that he had secured an agree- ment with foreign copper producers to co-operate with American producers in curtailment of output and that he had assursd the listing of United States Steel on the Paris bourse. From thesc reports and from the diligence of his banking house in getting assents of shippers to the advances in rates asked for by the railroads, it had been in- ferred by a party in the speculation that the Morgan party were 100king to higher prices for atocks. The event of Mr. Morgan's arrival home from Europe was likely to be made the oc- casion of attempts to realize specula- tive profits by the element which had followed this policy. The call money market showed no disturbance from the approach of the July settlements. Private _discount rates were easy in London and Ber- Jin. Foreign exchange rates In New auglza Central of New Jersey. e Do. "t Distillers’ Ede . < Frlo 2 Do. 1t pd Do. 4 pid Electric Securrties General »id Dirols Central Taterborough Do. Bd ... Tnter Harvesicr Tnte: Marine Tnternational e Paper " 5% International Pump . 3 100 Towa - Central H 360 Kanses Southern. [ 31 1 o Nortolk & Western North American Northern Pacific Pacific Matl Pennssivania Pitisburg Coal ... Preseed " Steel Car. Pulliaun ~Palace Car Raliway Steel Reading Republic Do. pid Kock Iatand Co Do, Steel” Soutaern Do vid Tennessen Copper Texas & Pacific... Toledo, St L. & W Do. pra Tnion Pacific United States X United States Tnited Do. Than bra Copper Carating Chem York, however, turned upwards quite sharply. The severity of the day’s decline gava rise to the inevitable uneasiness, but specific rumors even of financial diffi— culties were not heard. Last prices were the lowest of the day, Union Pa- cific and Reading showing losses of over four points, Chesapeake and Ohio 31-3 and the active list generally from ona to_three points. Bonds were weak. Total sales, par value $1.850,000. United States bonds were unchanged on call. STOCKS. Sales. High. 300 Allis Chalmers pd Amal. ~Copper . Amp Aesicultural Beet Sugar ortable. clean. powerful. relia- niess, speedy, no chain to Break. beit cannot alip, makes easier . has longer also gives free cngine. mo!g,eycm heaalights, Speeao- Teters. horns. sto, and second hand machines in stock. €. V. PENDLETON, JR., Yantle, or IMPERIAL GARAGE, Norwich, Ct. Jun1sd AHERN BROS., General Contractors 63 BROADWAY "Phone 715 funsa AMERICAN HOUSE, Warrell & Sanderson. Propa. SPECIAL RATES to Theatre Troupea Traveling Men. ets. Livery comnected SHEITUCKET STREST. Glad to Recommand Them. Ind., says e B ey Ko, o 't me, my kidneys > secretions natural . Hide & Y. pid Teo Securiilea *Linsecd 0L Locomotive Suelting & K. e Maryland Westinghouse ~ Electric Western Union Wheeling & L. Ede Total sales, 753,400 shares. COTTON. New York, June 27.—Spbt cotton closed dull, ten points lower; middling uplands 15.00; middling sulf 15.25; sales 1,689 bales. Futures closed steady. Closing bids June 14.96; July 14.95; August 14.65 September’ 13.08; October 12.42; No. vember 12.30; December 12.23; Janu- ary 12.19; February 12.18; March 12.20. MONEY. New York, June 27.—Money on cal] firm: 23-4@3 per cent: ruling raté 27-8; last loan 23-4; closing bid 2 7-8; offered at 27-5. Time loans & shade stronger: sixty days.3 per cent. and ninety days 31-4 per cent.; slx months 4 1-2 per cent. CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET. WHEAT: Oven. Iman Low. Closs. s 00w ok 10 S Cidel w doew wou ler ssn dotm 59 8% 8% Sow 3e% Goie 59 57 15-16 58 916 Was éntirely satisficd with his skill HOW T0 FIND FRAVELERS' DIRECTORY. in this department by every move he| % L Fill a bottle or common glass with If_present intentions are carried out | urine and let Ix stand twenty-four at Jeffries' camp, Thursday will see|hours: g sediment or mumx usually x 3-“1 %uz otvhme former champion’s | jndjcas an unhealthy condition of saining. When he pulls the six ounce | the kidneys. - Too frequent desire tof == = = sloves from his hands on that day. aft- | urinate, «geanty supbly, pain or. dull e i e I you that the kidneys or | FMinaoii. Jue 27— Phladphis aefatcd Bor o pieted hix.trainlng tor his eucouh: | Sut.or order. ———— ¢ foAchma 1A Boilermaker Satisfied He Has Come What To Do, : Tho water way — the comfertabl¢ ‘Boston.. Philadelshia. Back. There 18 comfort In the knowledge | way of traveling. - 5 e e At least to his own satisfaction Jer- | %0 Often expressed thad Dr. Kilmor's | ~Steumers City of Lowell and Chess Linags. 300 E Ssuwina 3273 ey 4 fries Tad mnomeon ot Tl | SwampeRoot, the great kidney, liver |ter W. Chapin—safe, staunch vessel( Hooperst 4 01 0 0OuringIr 20 e ey r} Whether he conld “come back - an the | #nd bladder’ reme fulfills almost | that have every comfort and conven SEb 4 . oY (i3 Ca i $ rubbing table. this morning, after elev- | SCFy wlh in relleving pain in ‘the | lence OF the traveler Gardnersb & 01 2 oDwiab o $02%% H en fast rounds of boxing' and two | JACK. kidney. liver, bladder and in evo | (A aellehiful vovake on Long Teland V. $313ommn 2l £ine : founds o puliing and Rauling With | sc3idfng pain In pansing I o bAd effecis | derful skysine and watertront ot % eu Kleniwe 3 0 5 2 2Thomas.c 04 i1 1 gl cxg ot L g 4 following use of liquor, wine or beer, | York Clectiep 1 00 3 dkrausep 10 % 3 ‘When my brother John arrived in ves- | = Bteamer leaves y ¢ Hall.p. 2 0 2 == ‘4 103 1 camp a few minutes ago, and asked aiid Gvercomes that unplessant i m. wee k,hl,‘F”,\ 1 v ! Boston . 10 a2 my life. I told him the truth, I feel e mild, pleasgnt al ordin- | ZX . % Thitadciohia ... 12041 3 better now tham ever before on the | ary effect of Swamp-Root is soon rea- | 7 4. M- ¥ —— foc af2 Dbl and I will De prepared | iertul Temuitn Ty the most distress. | F8r8 Norwich 1o New York $1.75 Boston. 'or any kind of going. From now, ' | ults e m a4 P abhops s e until Thursday, when I will wind up ";.‘ ‘}"{'pr" vrmou] ~x~‘d "N"'I?jdir:’m;iri‘;:" Awrun\ r (,I4||I;Huv-’\\' J. PHILLIY ] Loy . %1% 3 O Harse the work I will give my attention to | ®hould have the hest, Sold by - | Agent, -New London, Conn. g Hooer, 3.0 o 1 0Oldeing.er H boxing, with fust a bit of sprinting | st in fifty-cent and one-dollar | " e & - S 2 in the evenings. After that it will be | sizes. PREsahgl i i, g T o il st and Ghe arsing out pro- | You mavnave a samme vovie o | ANl Water Route 10020 0Mamhye ] e, T Bnrue one bit | cess.” wamp-Root, the great kidney remedy, §3 70 swed -: ‘; U wiouing 2 to Jeffries’ Sparring Partners Suffer. |and a gmulk'n‘m’w;u all ul])lnulA‘r:'dh-‘“ ™ 2013 2Bendeco 1 an g a ¢| Jeftries' encounters of three rounds ealiitely DERY NG Y T = 2 %0 % 5 D pesenerir 8 5l cach with Berger, Choynski and Beb e 0 R O =y o 4 Sctuiest’ 3 0% 1 3 homiesin § i|Armstronz, and two with Corbett | Vou vend (his generous offer In the “Needam 10 0 o o o | eurly today, were his first boxing bouts | Norwioh Bulletin. | Dont make any 910013 2o0m 0 9| since coming to Reno. The bout with but < remetiEBE". the. KA e s AT e oo Hnt 3123 i 8| Berger was interesting. Jeftries siash Root. Dr. Kiimers Swamp- chel L Washington an ok Divide Double Header. - ] ed at his manager with an assortmen ,. o Radrautt oy, e i e S e L g sea Line ol WO o B B Y e 3833 —| placed a right hook that bent the San visitors winning the first- 4 to 3 and the locals 3033 1 d bed hi f b the second 2 o 1. The scores: s 1i Franciscan and robbed him of b : a pellizg ity ¢ o A wind. with the West Ends. He is a former alle o E Armstrong was dropped to his | member of the Harddigs where he . ""'"h" EEETew York. knees during an onslaught by Jef- | betted .375, and is expected to add ARSI R e T T e fries’ left. The big sparring partner | strength to the City Leaguers. Onenselies freight ade pesessies Lei 5140 oWoltert 18 8 1 0 0| 5o was just breaking from a clinch when — serviee diroct to and from New York 11 scmeid (s wie 2 0 Cincitnati a left body punch took the n{xht out Made Faces at Spectators. !,:ll 0“;« flexh;lflv- ooms. Laart 3 of him and ended hostilities for sev- | Piitsburg, June 27.—The Pittsburg om Norwich Tuesdays, Thursdays, fediimmn 10131 : Cral' meconds,” Armstrong had m Mard | National feasie basebul club. today | Sundaye at 61 b m 4181 OAusinzd 4 1221 FItRay Fids. .. Lovls Kany. time taking care of himself for the | Drararred charges — against Second | o New York Pler i2. fast River, foot 10 4 2 oSweeneve 4 3 0| Pittsburz, June Pitisburg dfeated Stmsloils | rest of the round. When the rounds | Baseman John Iovers of the Chicago | Roosevelt Strest, Wondays, Wedne Walkerp 2 0 6 0 0Quinn,p 30 o | here today in easy fashion. Webb. the new left | | ve ve 0 breakfast. Phe days. Fridays, at 5 . m. ey 4.9y 6h 20 ¥ s strong. uniil the ‘minth ining. wis | Were over Jeffries went to breakfast.!glub. The complaint, which was sent | 48¥% AL S p. m. 454 Tl S % | three hies and two mins were made off him. The | He spent the rest of the day loitering | fo President Lsnch the National Phons or write fur or, T W TmE score: : Stk about the srounds of his cottase and | league. is that fivers ‘conduct In Sat- P. 8. Freizht mcuived anil s o m *Bat for Wal oui early in the afternoon wen shing. urday's game with Pittsburg was un- o g I wieore by snnings: F » 1 — becoming a player. ‘It is charged that | Mavéd i ot s L § i OLDEST UMBIRE QuLye: The grand. stand when they rotted” 4 gamo— H i a 3 ’ > Frotted ol A H i1 Sheridan of American League Gives | in ridicule of Chicago's playing. Steamer BLGCK ISLAND 3 o SR BT e s wnoos e $ Sss Up the Game—Going To His Home| mna output of molasses In Mexico e e e 3 b in California. Auring the past year was 83 tons | June 35th to Sept. Gth, 1910, lusive Elberfeld.2 0 Chase. 1 41900 300 of 2,000 pounds each. The te of ekdayn: Lea Riliiter 1 Sfworeir 13210l . = - Washington, June 27.—John F. Sher- | Moreios led with 21.000 tons Vera Criz i ' H MBridess Gamerzp 3 11 19) i 9593 idan of the American league, for thir- | fyrnisheq 14,340, Michoacan 11,160 and i ) ratai, 1 Phustindy o 03 4 1| puwen . 220 ty years a professional baseball um|Pueblo 10,790 tons. g e Ne Street.c P13 1 ef s ok UL pire. pacl s bag here today and Groomp 30010 ot half an hour before the time for the " Bunda ) - ————— =253 Arst same between Washington and New Lone | L Totala O . Brookiyn 3, Boston 2. w Sogk, surpgisea Umpire Egan #100—Ttewnrad—s100 oo | 5500 A 203 1ok - Wasnington o 0 0 s roni St shes s £ plihing mnd x| with tHeyennouncement that he had | B30, [0 LMGR (A" (ST ctence has | p, Mot Wateh T 4 b Job Sew Yoex . # %01 et ot gew:. - o T e | AnOBLsE CRRURE ont for tielags time 10 cure in all_its sfages and | London 530 p. m. Novw 1 Egan,” said Sheridan, “I've qpit and 2o T eand | “ahore Dinner Ho Cleveland 7, Chicage 2. e . you'll have to go it alone tos . I'm ly positive o now known to | Beach. ar landings at ¥ Chteasn, June 27.—Cleveland defeated Chicago T P & S hmtms ¥ % 3 5| eoing to Chicago on the next &rain.” edichl frato Catarth being | and Biock Inxiand. to 2 in the zame plaved at the od South BT 0% eIt i 3.8 ¢ He left a short time afterward for istitutional disease, requires | FARES Ex Side wal:m The score: e 10 omhewitt 3000 1 Chicago, where he '\mll report ‘h|ln Tou constitudlc tment. Hal'n Ca- whrom Norwich to p cago. veland. unstel.2p 1 0 5 ignation to Ban Johnson, president of h Cure internally, actin ateh 1 g BT whp e i1 okmeh {300 0| the American league, tomorrow. Eagan B MBI Bl T HiL " Binda 0a 't eider 21 2°8 3 Tumenss 23 © 2 0 orSmithas 3 1 4 4 o said he had no idea of Sheridan's in- the fo! tion of the dlsease, i ted y 1 Brownct 4 p 1 0 Ogmmenct ¢ 3 6.8 321 3 IBermmc. 4 0 8 1 0| tention until the latter told him that [ and~ giving the patient strengih b nda ied 4 S e 138 1 G 190 :opamep 2001 0lhe had uit. Eagan, thereupon, tele- | bulldiig up the comstitution and as- $ 23 1 0Emano 2. % _OSeamlonp 1.0 0 1 0| grapned Sheridan’s action to President sisting nature in doing itx worlc e s Suid K e Totals. 1 Totals, 31 82710 o |Johnson. e o Tl ey ot . y at office MY on 096 10mdiesm 41021 - Purhtive powers that they ofter One 1000 oningamc 4 220 8 naR MU Ly, 0 0 oM e o | pneridan 15 the oldest umpIre rio|Hundred Dollars for any case that It | boat landing Pamec 4 1 & 0 Dfarinemp & 1 0 3 0peetd 231300 8% 0 5=i!point of service in the country. He| falfu"'G’ cure. Bend for list of testi- i ¥ ¥ Oimeicadp 0 0 0 0 (0 == = | began in Columbus, Ga. in the 0ld | monials New England Navig: Whitep © 410 0% Totms 1 2 A Southern league and 1}“ hv‘rn‘(n"'h- Addresy . J. CHENEY & CO, Toledo, O.| 16" GOLEY, A. G. . A New Tor Totals 34z 2 LAST BIG FIGHT. American league since its organization. | ~ Sold by Druggists, Toc T T 3528 *Batted for Rlackburne in Oth. He told Eagan he intended to go te l" g by v s fov gomstl- e Jeffries-Johnson to Be the End of Pa- | his home in San Jose, Calif. where | Pation. - 0000000 gilism—Negro Taking Things Easy | 1€ has an undertaking’ establishment. OCEAN VIEW HOTEL, smfa B 2 s 8 e isfiies Steps Training Thursday. | i, 2, Ic0orted among the players that| 81"'“ o S Sroaltn 1 Block Island, R - | Sheridan may be induced to ke a Mr. B..F. Kelle; Springfield n i - BASEBALL RESULTS MONDAY. Reno. Nevada, Janc 27—~well, this | PO5iIon as a chiet of ur,!‘u;lr-s, lhedolu- “mfl LA year ago I vegan to bé W TT E TT = 2 . Nevada, e 27.—“Well, this | tablishment of which has b2en dis- | troubled with my kidneys and bladder, baRene. Jur CONNECTICUT LEAGUE STANDING. is the last big fight. Pugilism hes | cussed in the American league. which grew worse untll 1 became {ING, eto. "Rooms with and wit e it i Bourisbien many Jessias. pucivillibe alarmed at my condition. T sufered O\t BAEY, S Wor eeiaes he - = a lost a n the Unite ates, an.d B i also with dull heavy headaches ~ L — ‘Waterbury . 5 il aiso New. Taven . that means in the world, when the | Union Labor Watching Cleveland | {00, Wilh U A tier was ann Harttord Jeftries-Johnson fight is over.” Team. and painful. 1 read of Foley "I i t " e Sorineneia Such is the prediction of the whole | Cleveland, June 27—Trouble is again | Piis ‘and after taking them a nigere ous - fighting world, apparently. It is shar- | threatening between the American | weeks the headaches left me, the n T ed Dby fighters, (rainers and sporting | baseball league and the labor unions. | tion of my bladder was CRESCENT BEACH writers as they loiter about the hotels [ The boycott against any park in which | and I was free of all distross” Les & [ ¢ Tuly tab & 5 At Waterbury—¥Bridgeport 4, Waterbury 5. of Reno and the quarters of the prin- |the Cleveland team was playing, which | Osgood Co. pen. from J et At Springfieid—Northampton 8, Springfield 1. cipals, patiently awaiting Monday and | was ended by au agreement a month —— Under new m At Tiolyoke—New Britain 3, Holyoks 9. Called | the decision in the arena that day. ago, may be renewed according to| Don't drug the stomach or stimulate | jun27d MRS, GRO, HOGLE, Pre e e 2 Hae 1. Promoter Rickard had time today |union officials. Labor leaders claim heart or kidneys. T| is wrong. to answef numerous telegrams and to [ that the Cleveland club is using score the weak nerves that are crying % EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING. discuss many detalls of his prepara- |cards and tickets printed by non-union [ out for help. Vitalize these wealk in- Won. Lost tions with his subordinates. Most im- | labor. side “controlling erves’ with Dr Newark portant of these was the arrangement | President Ban Johnson of the Amer- | Shoop’s Restorative, and see how - - Rochester for transferring to Reno from San |ican league, is expected here tomor- | quickly good health will come to you g A Tl Francisco $30,000 of the purse money, | row, when a conference will be held | again. Test it and see! Sold by Lee & taken for com' e now on deposit in the csnls": city. Rick- | with the uplon leaders and an effort | Osgood. . UNDERWOOD Buflalo o.gleee - ard was asked by Tim Sullivan of New | made to effect a settlement. 51 Broa Ferscy CHiy Yorik, stakeholder, to attend to this —— T—— = m—— - Sontreal B at once, and the funds will be in a Signs With West Ends. rn i League: \ Reno bank tomorrow. According to | Jjonn (“Eggs’) Shugrue has signed At Proidence—utdo 5, Providence 3. his telegram today, Sullivan expects oy S A Tomey Gty Seomtreal 2, Jerser City 5 B A S ; At Baltimore—Rocheshter Baltimore 0. ickard . and Johnson were in con- crmecst b ference for almost an bour at noon. The United States Finishing Co. - New Engiand League. =} when the champion had done his eight 50 Brosbwg: 3 v ik it HaTenli—Second game: Worcoser 10, Harer- | mile road walk. Both said the sub- e ai ats. can be done ‘IJL'Z;C}.E’G‘"J%\Z“ num‘ who 'A(Nowk HOW., W 9 i s 5 ject under discussion was without di- 5 4 ; ourselves on . Gpod Dental work nowadays ! At Haverhill—Worcester 4, Harerhlll 3. Ten in- | WOUld say what was tal ked o John- | gociared the rogular quarterly divi- aings. son later visited a bank and cashed & | dend of one and three-auarters per that 3% Brockton—Lavrence 3. Brockton 0. check a cn, was vbirled back to |cent. (%) tpon the Preferigl Siock of gt speclalty and whethe — g o 's“”‘l‘c°"|!1°“"5'3’“"“"'3 Tuid 1. 7670, t0 We have made PAINLESS DENYISTNV: D .k..v nd whetk tegs Games. 4 4 tocknoidars of record at the closs o you need fl ownin, ction or bridgework, we can do AT Westesan 5. Eier- |~ Altitude Not Bothering Johnson. business June 23, 1910 you, eed: Alling, .crowning,. extrac - en inning Vi Common Stock Divi No. 6. for you positively without pain, and at from one-third to one-h B vhen the mesT. Jiad in Die usual| ppo"Hoard of Directors have this day e ring costume of blue and black, step- | yoclared @ aividend of one per cent. the prices prevailing at other offices for the same quality of work THREW UP THE SPONGE. ped into the ring in the late after- |[(i°per cent) upon the Common Stock IT WILL PAY you to Investigate and consult us before goir of Lewis Defeats Eng! London, June 27.—Harry Lewis, the Young Josephs—Harry h Welterweight. Seconds fighter, defeated Young Josephs, of England, in the eighth round of a twenty round contest be- fore the National Sporting club to- night. The fight was for the welter- weight championship of England and a purse of 33,000 a side. Lewis was superior throughout. Josephs' seconds threw up the sponge after he had takén the count three times. American’ Jewett City Wins in Amateur League. Jewett City defeated the Wauregan amateur team on_their own grounds Saturday, June 25, by a score<of to 0. It was a hard fought battle on both sifes. WWauregan had men on third base four times, to send them across the rubber. land and LaPoint pitched fine b had good support. Score by but was unable Mar- Wauregan, 0000000000 8 3 Jewett Cify 0000001102 5 3 Batteries:. Marland and Goven: La- Point and Jarvis: umpire, Berthiaume. Jube's Hit Beats Wesleyan. Amherst. Mess., June 27.—Ambherst defeated Wasleyan 4 to 3 in an eleven inning game today, an infield hit my Jube, recently signed by the New York Americans, sending home the winning Tun. McClure, also signed by York, was hit often by the Wes! batters, but not consecutively. Fitchville Wrestler Wins First Match. Burdick, the Yankee boy of Fitch- ville, came out ahead in his first ap- pearance on the mat, pinning Horton in two straight galls in 19 and 24 min- utes. Johnson and Strong went to a 15 miflute draw in the preliminary. Burdick weighed in at 146 pounds,Hor- ton at 152. The officials were O'Brien, referee; Weecks, time keeper. AMATEUR BASEBALL. The Youns Bluejays would like a gome with the Young Back Roads on ednesday. afterngon at 1.30 o'clock at Roath woods. The lineup: Han- rahan c.and 1b James McCauley p and ¢ (capt.). Hob, Keeiey 1b and p, W. Shea 2b, F. Pincault 3b, W. Barry s8] J.McCauley rf, G. Bedard of. M. Stiea If. Ballot Outruns King James. Sheepshead Bay, N. Y., June 27.— In a two-horse race James R. Keene's Ballot, at 15 to 20. easily won the Ad- vance’ Staks. 15-1f miles here today, “King James eosily by two 8 noon, the roped square was flanked by a big gathering of visitors. man was called on after a few minutes of medicine ball work, rounds that followed were stirring moments. Kaufman puffed like a broken winded race horse. forced to do all the leading, Johnson merely blocking his blows and send- not exert himself once. was unhurried when it was all over, and the perspiration was.gatbering on his whole body in a natural way. actual boxing was apparently more of a concession to the curlosity of the crowd than anvthing else. play for Jack, and he showed that he | J of this Combany, paynbie July 1. 191 fo Stockhalders of record at the clo: of business June 28, 1910. je25d F. S. JBROM Aal Kauf- Treasurer. but the four devoid of ¢ examination and ad ewhere. We make no charge whatever for PAINLESS EXTRACTION FREE when sets are ordered. He was 320 Broadway. His breath | Coupons No. 18, due July 1 The | i1y be paid at the office of The Tru Company of America, 37 New York City. It was just d F. S. JEROME, Treasurer. The Kotten Suction Cleaner FOR SALE OR TO RENT CAN BE OPERATED BY ONE PERSON and do the same work as any high priced machine. It is compact, light In weight, and can be carried up and down stairs with ease. The Suction is created by the natural motion of the body in mov- ing the mozzle back and forth, which throws the weight of the body from one foot to the other, thereby developing a strong suction at each stroke of the nozzle. Your Weight Does the Work " THE HOUSEHOLD, Bulletin_Building . 74 Franklin Street The United States Finishing Co. 1910, on first mortgage 5 per cent. bonds of The Sterling Dyeing and Finishing Company | | Wall Street, KING DENTAL PARLORS, franklin Square, Norwich DR, JACKSON, Manager, to 8 p, m.; Sundays 10 to & c. HOURS—9 a. m. ’ Telephone. ink beck no exchanges. The altitude ew York, June 23, 1916. i2 bothering Kaufman conslderably but | Coupons No. 12, due July 1, 1910, on y ohnson’s easy br perfect | <0 A sl g, sy condition are sharply noticeable beside °"d°hdgl hM[ finm:x _sw,r‘( :.nn = 1a el his sparring partners gasping work. | Ponds of this compan RUpe PRI AL Four rounds with Monohan and two |the office of The Trust Company of with Dave Mills concluded the day’s | America, 37 Wall Street, New York 0 — oas S work. 1In,all his boxing Johnson did | City. 3 ' BAKES bre ple and, cake== t bake 119 al) {hrougly and 'br them appetizingly. ROASTS beel, ,poyitry and gems with o sgady -ligns, which pre= scrves the’ ural flavor. BROILS stcaks and chppo—makes them tefider énd inviting. cracke TOASTS“bread, mufing, ers and cheese. .. No drudgery.of coal and ashes; no stooping to get at the oven; no smoke, no dust, no odor —just good cooking with greater fuel economy. Irons and water in wash~ boiler always hot. 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