Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, July 9, 1910, Page 3

'Covering anywhere in the world at VERY LOW COST. J. L IATHROP & SONS. 28 Shetucket Eireet, Norwich, Conn. Jy2daw N. TARRANT. & CO, 117 MAIN STREET. Fire, Accident, Health, Liability, Plate Glass and Steam Boiler AINSURANCE Nerwich Union Fire Insurance Society, u. s, Assets $2,594,330.17 feb26TuThS Your House and contents may be de~ stroyed any day or night by fire. It often happens to the uninsured. ‘We write Policies for Fire Insurance in best of Companies at reasonabls rates. ISAAC S. JONES Insurance Ageni, Richards Building, 91 Main Street. jvSdaw 1BE OFFICE OF WM. F. HILL Real Estate and Fire Insarance, 1s jocatsd In Semers’ Block, over C. M. ‘Wiliams, Room 9, third floor. feblsa Telephone 147. ATTOSNEYS AT LAW. Atternes-at-Law, “Phone 308 BROWN & PERKINS, Itiorneys-at-Law over First Nar Bank. Shetucket St Entran 1ce. Statrwi next to Thames Nat Rank Tel. 2. _Open mrday evenings. Tucker, Anthony & Co. - BANKERS and BROKERS 28 Shetucket Street Telephone 905. Members of New York and Boston Stock Exchanges Bostom. New York. 53 State Street. 24 Broma Street. PRIVATE WIRE. Dominick & Dominick Members of the New York Stock Eychange. Bonds and High Grade Securities Orders exscuted in Stocks and Bonds, Grain and Cotton. SHANNON BUILDING, 10 Shetucket Street. Telephone 801 FRANK O. MOSES, Mgr. may21d Individuality Is What Couats In Photography. Bringing out the real personall 4be fine jeints in character, the fraits that make us what we are Toned down by the natural spirit of thing of paper and pasteboard with = ready-made look. If you want a photo of your real @elf, or what your friends see to love and aémire. call on LAIGHTON, The Photographer, eppesite Nerwich Savings Boclety suglse 1647 Adam’s Tavern 1861 offer to the public the finest standard of Beer of Europe and America, Plisner, Culmbach Bavarian Beer, Bass’ Pale and Burton, Mueir's h_Ale, Guinness’ Dublin _Stout. & C. Ginger Ale, Bunker P. B_ Ale, Frank Jones' Nourish- g Sterling Bliter Ale, Anhecuser. Bud . Echlita and Pabat. A. A. ADAM. Norwich Town. Telephone 447 iy22a e WHAT’S NEW ——— THE PALACE CAFE Step in and see us. FRANK WATSON & CO, ‘mar3d 78 Franklin Street. Belivered to Any Part of Norwich the Ale that is Acknowiedged to be the best on the marke: — HANLEY’'S PEERLESS. £ telephone order will .receive prompt attention. B. 4 McCORMICK, 30 Franklin St «ayliTThE 4 DUNN'S MEN GET THE GAME, 970 5 Godld Fore=d’to Rebire i 'Third—Norwich Failed to Hit Thomas—Humphrey Shifts Back io New Lon- don—Hospital Has Montville for Oppon:nt Today. CONNECTIQUT ASSOGIATION STAND, Lost. Rocketile <. Norvich Middlconn Willimantic Sachem park on - Friday afternoon against Willimantic, giving Danny Dunn a chance to go home ju- bilant with the long end of a 9 to 5 score. The home team got off bad at the start when Campion’s fly to Mc- Intyre was knocked out of Skim's grasp, Second Baseman Yell running into him. -~ This bungle upsettled J. Gould. the well-known local boy, and Willivantic took kindly to his curves, forgang him from the box with one ouf in the third inning. In the mean time Willimantic had sent over two runs in the first. and the bases were full in the third. Lefty Bill Smith succeeded Gould and O'Donnell jammed out a hit that scored two runners. D'Andrea then pushed one to the infield on which he was out on Yell's assist, but Catcher Anderson got tangled up when D'An- drea kept on running to second. An- derson threw down with nobody on the bag and two more runners trooped in. Of the next ten batters who faced Smith he fanned nine, making mon- keys of Willimantic's 7est bai- ters. Then up against @ Bit of bad luck in getting his leg hurt while hastling to third in the sixth inning, compelling him to ease up in his pitching so that the visitors reached him for three hits and two runs in the eighth. Young Thomas, the Willimantic left hander, whom Norwich put to the woods in a recent game, had the right slants and curves when a hit would have produced runs for Norwich, and the six hits that Captain Duff’s braves sot were all scattered along, one to an inning. In the strong support that “the “Willimantic pitcher got. a nice catch by Centerfielder Petrick of a drive from Duff's bat that would have cleaned the bases was a feature, and Rightflelder Jack Nichols made Bill rap a seemingly impossible catch that cut | Off runs. Thomas liberally passed 11 Norwich men to first, but the hits were | looked for | not forthcoming and rufis did not result. From a Norwich standpoint, among the fielding features was a pickup by Friel in the first inuing, which robbed Jim Nichols of a_hit. Slim Meclntyre was also_there with bells on when he took a fly on the run and shot home for a double plav. There were two new men in the Norwich lineup, Yell at second and Murphy in center- fleld. Yell had a bad day ground balls, losing two, and Murphy batted weil, but his awkward attempt after a fly in the fifth gave . Cam- Plon a twobagger. Norwich again ran rings around their opponents on the bases, stealing a total of ten of which Captain Duff and Murphy divided six evenly Catcher O'Donnell.was the star kick- er of the Willimantic team over Um- the Norwich was never in the hunt at Mayor it | handling | Norwich. Willimantic. hopoae abh po a e 001 s 31 0 0 221 5411381 011 $3 3 112 0 43701 [ 41030 20 10310 012 30100 00 1030, 0 0 3°0 0 5§ Smith. 1o ks L —— Totals, 83112713 2 Totals, 3 Score by Willimantic 2040 Norwich .. 1000 Runs, for Middictown Camplon Petrick. for Norwich Noo: Sullivan 3. 0’Donneil 2. two base hits, nan Shaw 2. Murohy, Anderson: Sullivan 2. Campion; hits. 6 off Gould In 21 innings; bases on bai't. off Smith 1 off Thomas 11; siruek out. by Gould 1, by Smith 10, by Thomas 5: double play, Mclntyre to Anderson; stolen bases, S . Murphy 3, Anderson 2, Smith; pass- ed balls, 0'Donnell 2, Anderson: wild pitches, Smith 27 Tacrifice hits. Shaw. Anderson. Jack Nichob fist base on errors. Willimantic 2: left on bases. Norwich 9, Willimsitle 2; Ume, 2.20; umpire, Mr. Liggins. e A e LOCAL BASEBALL PROGRAMME TODAY. Connecticut Association. Norwich at Willimanti Rockville at Middletown. Eastern Connecticut League. Taftville at Wauregan. Tri-Village at North Grosvenordala. Putnam at Jewett City. Eastern Connecticut Amateur League. “Wauregan at Plainfield. Jewett City at Moosup. Central Village at Sterling. Rhode Island-Connecticut League. Westerly at Carolina. Wakefield at Mysti Stonington at White Rock. On Hospital Diamond. Hospitals v: Montville. Rockville 8, Middietown 0. Rockville shut out Middletown on Friday, 6 to 0, on the Rockville grounds. The attendance numbered about 100. The score: Middletown. Rockvitle. abh po a e ab b Bdgar.sslt 4 1 2 3Nealon.rt 4 1 Harris It ss A Loteday,et 2 2 Jomnson.e 0 41 Joyeln 4 1 annon.cf 1 2 0 oOSulivanit 3 1 Bates.p 10 4 0Bums2 £ 2 Mul.1b 4 010 0 oNaserss 4 Bellis3b 3 0 2 0 0Connor,3b 3 Rold2b 4 1 1 0 0Bowemee 3 Ferisst 4 0 0 0 OPhllipsp 4 Score by Innings: Aiddietown 0600400000 Rockville 0020202 %8 Runs, for Rockrille Nealon 2, Loveday 2, Foye 1, Bums; 2 base hits, Loved iv.Sullivan, Nasher: bases on balls. off Philips 1. off Bates 1: hit by bitcher, Bellis: struck out. by Phillips 1, by Bates 3; double piay. Bums t Fove: stolen base, Banmon: sacrifice hits’ Loveday, Connor, Burns, Harris: left on bases, Rockville 1: umpire, . Edzarton. DIAMOND PICKUPS. Second baseman Gus Yell was re- eased Friday night. He showed up weak in both flelding and batting. Rockville's brilliant promises faded under the ciose inspection of Hum- pire Liggins’ decisions and had to be | phrey. His Wanderers will now hike told to get back on the job if he |'back to New London. wanted to stay in the game. The score: : Captain Duff said Friday night that RELAPSE IN PRICES 7900 Broklyn Rapid Translt .. 76 4% 74% 1900 Canediun Facinc 188 1885 Followed Appearance of Government | ‘s oo ‘o, e g Grain Crop Report. New York, *July 8—Today's news | budget contained several items of large | importance from a financial viewpoin First in the importance attached to it, although last in order of occurrence, | was the government grain crop report. | The percentage of $1.6 for spring wheat seemed to disconcert speculative senti- ment upon the appearance of the flash bulletin, and there was an abrupt re- lapse in prices. The northwestern grangers suffered most, but the whole Ist was affected, transforming earlier gains into general losses. Allowance is to be made in measuring the action of the stock market for the extent of the rebound in prices and the sudden- ness with which it had occurred. At the high levels of the morning, prices showed recoveries running to 7 and 9 points from the low prices touched early this week in the case of some of the leading active issues. The buoyant early market was an extension of vesterday’s sentiment. The Atchison dividend was of consid— erable direct efrfect in strengthening stocks, following St. Paul's dividend action’ yesterday. The maintenance of these dividends at the previously ex- isting rates confuted the predictions of a_party in the speculation which has been insistent that they were to come down. The air of discourage- ment over the treatment accorded the railroads by the government authori- ties, especially in the effort to advance freight rates, which has been -as- sumed with some ostentation by au- thorities in the two companies, was used to strengthen the claims of thos= who expected a marking down of the dividend rate. The large inroads on .the zruss carnings ¢f the two systems’ in themselves largely in excess of pre- vious years, made by the growth in operating cost, showing heavy shrink— age in_the net return as a consequence, colored the unfavorable suppositions regarding the dividends. A demand from uncovered shorts with the dis- clusure of che intention to maintain the dividend was a logical result. The monthly report of the copper producers offered a problem that stock market sentiment hesitated to attempt to interpret. The June bproduction proved the largest of any month since the records have been kept, and to this was due the fact that nearly .- 000,000 pounds was added to stocks of the metal during the month, notwith- stnding the heavy expansion of the deliveries into consumption. The money market attracted but lan- guid interest. The banks have receiv- ed large sums from the interior as a partial effect of the payments to the sub-treasury on account of the cor- poration income tax. Foreign exchange held above the level of profit on fur-! ther engagements of gold for import, but confidence is unimpaired that re- lief could be had in the event of any real requirement. = Bonds were stronger. Total sales, par value, $1,818,000. United States bonds were unchanged on call STOCKS. Sales. High. Low. 10 Allis Chalmers pfd 50 30 23900 Amal. Cobper 81 58% 600 Am. Agricultural ax% 40 300 Am. Beet Sugar . - 51 31 400 Am. Can ... oo 8%, 2800 Am. Cer & F.. L 51K 1200 Cotton_0IL 0% Mice & L. pfd.. Jee Securities Tinseed ON Tocomotive . Smelting & e 800 100 500 1500 500 300 1700 26700 300 107% 198 3 Jllos 10 23% 23 Central of New Jersey Chesapeake & Ohlo. Chicago & Alton Chicego Great Western.. Do. ptd % 39 Chicago & N. W ] Chicego, M. & St P C. C. €. & St. Louls 3000 200 500 3000 17320 100 Colorads’ ¥uel & TIron.. 300 Colorado & Southern 9500 Consolidated Gas 1000 Corn Product e 100 Delaware & Hudson 3003 Denver & Rio Grande. 200 Do. pra . 100 Distillers” Securities 1200 Erle e 600 Do. Ist pfd 1% Do. 2d pfd 400 General _Electric ... 3400 Great Northem pfd Do. Ore - Thinois Central Taterborough Met. Do. ptd Inter Harvester Tnter Marine pfd - Internationsl Faper International Pump Jowa Central Ransas City Do. pfa Laclede Gas Loulsrille & Minn. & St M. St P Mo., Kan Do, pid Missouri Pacific ational Biscult Souther. . Nashville. Louis..... S omM & Tex.. 2d "péd Central ¥ & West Norfolk & Western. .. North American orthern _ Pacifi c. 196 Pacic 10700 200 Matl C. ¢ Coal “Palace_Car. Steel Spring Pittsburg. &S Pittaburg Pressect Puilman Katlway Reading - Republ Do, ol fd Rock Tsland Co. Do. pfa L. & 8. F. 24 pta.. St. Lovis 8. W.... Do. pta 2 Sloss Shet. 'S & 1.0 Southren Pacific Southern Railway Do. prd Tennessee Copper Texas & Pacific Toledo, St. L. & W Do. pfa TUnion Pacifi Do. ptd TUnited States Realty United States Rubber Unifed States Do. ptd .. Utah _Copper 2 Va Cerolina Chem Wabash Do.. pfa Wesern Marsland - Westinghouse Flectric Steel i Sttetngon. wHen The toama piey i the 5 Wl ms y in e Thread city. 3 & o e urphy added to the linsup the dope book said we couldn’t iose, ‘but the wires must have got c The new man has been playing with the Attleboro team, e e o SCHEDULE COMMITTEE Of Baseball Association Holds Mesting on ‘Friday Morning—T Week’s List. % A meeting of the schedule commit- tee of the Connecticut Baseball as- sociation was held in Mayor Dunn's store Friday morning. Charles Hum- phrey telephoned from Rockville t:at he would be unahle to be present. cut specified the days that he desired for his team that is to be transforred back to New London, as the patron- age during the team's brief stay in Rockville has not been what was ex- pected. Other members present at the mest- ing were Charles N. Burdick of Mid- dletown and John D. Craney of Nor- wich, the treasurer of the club in that city, and President Dunn and Mayor Manley of the local club. 1t was apparent that the sentimcnt of the league magnates favored miv- ing Middletown and Willimantic ail the Saturday games possible ' ihe best interest of sport for all concern>d. as those cities had shown that tiey were better drawing cards than the two others had been. Owing to the scantiness of the time for makinz out the schedule before the gumes griday the full schedule proposition was set over until Thursday morning of next week, when another meeting wii! te held. Mr. Burdick was handed lists of dates by all the clubs’ represenia- tives. and he will draft a four-game schedule for the remminder of ihe season and have same in readiness for the meeting next week. Willimantic and Middletown were in favor of a six-game schedule but New London and Norwich could not see it from a financial standpoint to them. Before the meeting was adjourn=d the schedule committee adopted the following sehedule for the wesk of July 11: July 11—Open. July 12—Willimantic at New Lon- don: Middletown at Norwich. July 13—Norwich at Middletown; New. London at Willimantic. July 14—Open. League meetinz at 11 a m. July_15—Middletown at New Lon- don; Willimantic at Norwich. July 16—New London at Middle- town; Norwich at Willimantic. THREE PITTSBURG STARS. Clarke, Wagner and Leach Have Held Together 13 Years. —— No group of stars as brilliant in the bassball sky as Fred Clarke, Hans ‘Wagner and Tommy Leach have ever held together .as long as Pittsburg’s big three. Starting out at Louisville when the Kentucky metropolis was Western Unfon . 3 Wheeling & L. Fris. ... 100 Total sales, 692.300 shares. COTTON. New York, July 6.—Cotton futures closed firm. Closing bids: July 15.45, August 14.85 September 13.44, October 12.85, November 12.70, December 12.67, January 12.65, February 12.66, March 12.68, Apri , May 12.72. Spot closed quiet, five points higher; middling uplands 15.40, middling gulf 15.65; sales, 5,765 bales. MONEY. New York, July 8.—Money on call steady, 25-8@3 per cent., ruling rate 25-8, last loan 2 3-4, closing bid 2 1-2, offered at 2 4 Time loans very firm and active; sixty days 31-2 per cent, ninety days 4@4 1-4,” six months 5. CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET. WHEAT: Open. Migh. low. Close. Bab: 5l 103% 1027 103 Sep. 1. .lll1e1 18 102% 100% ler% Dec. e 102% 101% 102 corx \ July ... .... 58 58% 5% 58% Sept. S0% AI% 60 916 0 15-18 Dee 58% 60 8% 59% 0ATS: Iy ... ... 80 0% o3 Bepe. ...l se EL S Dec. Dlsen 0% 3K 0 58 owner of a major league franchise, they have spent i3 years of service in Dreyfuss harness. and are right now in their prime condition, due the smart set say, to their perfect mode of living in private life and sober methods at all times. No fan has ever heard but go0d out of the trio, who are generally regarded as manufacturers of base- ball brains sufficient in quantity every season to supply the universe. Every new piay is mastered by the Pittsburgers. ~Leach started out as a third baseman. but is in centerfield now. Wagner has played almost every- where. Clarke has always played the outfeld ’ since’ h» recgived his start many years ago in Savannah, then a member of the Southern league. One player now with Pittsburg has seen longer. service with Owner Dreyfuss. Sam Leaver has served under Barney’s flag for 17 consecutive seasons, which may be a record for one player with one league. CITY LEAGUE VOTES TO TAKE A VACATION. Games Will Be Resumed Later in the Year. At a recent meeting of tha Norwich City league, the directors voted to sus- pend their weelly baseball games for an indefinite period and there will be no games on the Cranberry and at the Falls this week. The managers found that the holiday season was cutting into the ranke of their players, mak- ing it difficult to assemble their teams as many of the men preferred their weekly outing in some other way than in playing baseball through the hot weather. Later in the season a meating will be called and the scheduled resumed to finish out in the fall. Mateh for Young Hendecks. Young Hendeck of Boston, formerly of Willimantic, is in that city for a few days and is looking hearty. fine wrestling match has been arrar ed between the stalwart Greek w ler and William Brown of Providence for next Tuesday evening before the Windham Athletic club. g Young Hendecks says that he is in better shane than ever and he certiin- tainly looks it. Brown is said to be one of the|best wrestlers in his class and'a good match is looked for. Two exceptionajly classy preliminaries hav. also been arranged and the sperts a assured of a good evening of sport snd entertainment. Jewett City Clerks Coming. Under the management of F. Bliss a great baseball game is scheduled for Sachem park on Monday _afternoon when the Norwich clerks will play the Jewett City clerk and attempt to even up for the defeat the borough men handed the local clerks earlier in the season. Manager Bliss is to have the following line up: Shahan p, Biflr Wilson c, Levarge 1b. Simcox 2b, Char- bonneau 3b, Connell s&, Blise If, “Cap” Scanlon cf, and a right fielder yet to be picked. C. A. C’s Geing To Eastern Point. Manager H. A. Congdon takes the C. A.C. team to Fastern Point this after- noon for a game with the Griswold house taam. It is said that the Gris- wolds have a line up of college stars but the local boys are counting on showing them a few points about the game. The C. A. C. line up: Simcox b, Welch c, Brennan 1b, Manchester 2b, Rist ss,” Kearns 3b, Calkins 1f, Hynde of, Murphy rf. Bill Austin To Pitch for Hospitals. Montville's baseball nine has bean sailing along with a good record this season, but it is predicted that they are due for a joit when they line up against the Hospital this afternoon. Bill Austin, the former New England leaguer, is to do the twirling for the Hospital and keep up his record made a week ago when he handed his op- ponents a shutout. Hopeful of American Tennis Team. New York, July 8.—The Davis cup committee today notified the Austral- ian Lawn Tennis association that it strongly hoped to be able to send a team to Australia next winter to com- pete for the famous international lawn tennis trophy now helf by the Austral- ians. Pete: Peter 1. Lewis Issues Ch. nge. s callea at The Bulletin office on Friday evening, stating that he wished to challenge young Hendeck to a wrestling bout for a side bet of $50.. Lewis is willing to let ‘his oppo- nent-pick the date. t from the solid | /AMERICAN LEAGUE STANI ¥ Won. Lost. £ n 32 E 58 st ] W Boston Takes Two from Cleveiand. Toston. . July '8.—Cleyeiand’s vitehers coutd not | clieck the local batfcrs today end Beston won Lot gemes of o double header, the first 3 o 1 and the TRAVELERS' DIRECTORY. T0 NEW YORK —— — —— NORWICH LINE The water way — the comfortable rec. 642 s 5 I Tk s iy ‘261 detented Cineinnatl 3 @ home run with one man Seore: Seoond © to 2 5 - 2 e e Chicase. cincianat | wayor raveline: T 7 7 O > s e s eamers y o well an el Erenay 5 escher. Clevetand. Boston. e PSR e el 3| ter W. Chapin—safe, staunch vessels av i ve s n abhopo & ¢ xculierr 4 1 2 0 0Hobizlly 4 0 o | that have every comfort and conven- 42000 Tdorgerst 222 0 0] Chancslo 3 011 0 oMilchens 3 1 9 | fence for the traveler. 3033 Ispakeret 31 2 0 8 paee o 3| A aelightful voyage on Island 4123 omiy, 3o 8 2o Hofms EE ® | Sound and a superh view of the won- 42 6 1 1Garduer2b 4 21 2 2 Ky 1373 1 | derful skyilne and waterfront of New L1 7 1 etenl " 422 0t ibnn 10 b 2 1 | York 4110 eCaiganc 3 0 5 1 8|80 o 0| ~ Steamer leaves New Landon at 11 2100 30240 g " § | p. m. weekdays only; due Pler foot of (45 47 80 o e —~ | East 224 Street 5.46 a. m. (Mondays 0 s s 4| excepted) and Pler 40, North Riv nes 7 a. m. 5310 # o St a bl = | Fare Norwich 1o New York $1.75 Score by tonings: | Write or telephone W.J. PHILLIPS, Cleveland Y Agent, New London. Conn, sughd Sorton : 80100200 Pitisburgs Jaly 8.—The Tirookims defeated Beaa o piusoutgs In' the (eusi iz todas. | when Web became unstettied, 11t & baism o two bases Crontand Boten e e g e Al Water Route abhopoa e hovo s e or e visiors *score 3172 & 5 mooperst =% -5y . e $ 020 okngesh 323321 g ® . TC Speaker o _abhopooa : abh po x 4113 ontany P38 0immen TET Y Spuema WIT A4 3 1 6 0 0Gardier.2 1310}F% <t 3 ° H o1 Stovallib 3 111 0 0Lewisdf 3 3 0 o Caker 3 5 | 4 Porngn 4 0 0 10100 Wagnerss 4 ol Kruegerdf 4 o 2 1 3.3 ¢ dmern 4 H o Michellp 3 1 0 3 oCleottep 3 0 0 3 0| HmEAN 3 ¢ o ch | L_ e 5 Glbsone 4 3 o o SRS e BEE 1) Gk el eisea Line core Uy Innings: Leever.p 1 o000 o) Cletcland v 60020000 - ot o - - Boston ...... 6 00100 33 o ” . = i l‘ Athleties Take Tigers' Scalp. = 1 a e [} yFlladelphis, Joly §.—Phisdeiphia bit Mulin | ot 52 0 21 13 R s N et . T Diowit & 31 srmstiva. rer Maddox N | Unexcelied freight and passenger Deiroit. ‘OCI’VIQQ direct to and from New York pitaet | 900 21 0 0-5] All Out Statersom: pDsmense S % 3 Brookisn 040100 4| From NorwichTuesdays, Thurstays Bush.ss "2 — | Bundays, at 5.15 p. m ‘L_‘nbuv‘rr”’ .30 i New ?ar; Pler 1‘24. l'Ddlst RI1v; r.drm awford.et 3 1 1 0 B ¢ Street, Mo os~ Oleary.h 3 0 0 4 Mox‘auk Steamboat Co’s Lime | Rooreyelr Sirect Monday b e Lok Between New London, Conn. and | “Phene or write fur folder, Schmidt.e o 20 Greenport, Shelter Island and Sag Har- P. 8. Freleht reciived untll § p = Mulllny 3 1 2 2 0Benderp bor, Long Island. Steamer “Wyan- C. A. WHITAKER, Agent Mntyre 10 0 0 0 — | dotie” “Teaves New London week dayvs, | maya “lathers 1 6 0 0 0 Tt 2 #3000 a. m. £10 p m. Leaves Sag| = —= Harbor 6.00 a. m.. 12.30 p. m 14 | Totals, 32 23 | Houser ont. hit > batted ball. *Batted for 0'Lears B, **Baited for T. Jones In th. Score by innings: OGEAN VIEW HOTEL Special Excursion Tickels Block Island, R. ’. Steamer Block Island Detroit il 20000 Saahie Tt o e S | 15 miles at sea. Now open. Noted MONDAYS, Was 1275t Louis 3. FisniNG, oie. Hooms with and with: | ~WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS Washington, July S.—St. Louis played poor bak | out bath. For Booklet address NICH- until September 2nd. here today and Washinzton won easi'y 12 0 3. | OLAS BALL HOTEL CO. Julzd by g NORWICH TO WATCH HILL b oo | AND RETURN c abn : A 8 o i Children 2bc. Eivoreid.an 5 & | NORWICH TO BLOCK ISLAND l‘onmy.;-'h ll‘ 0\.‘?!(!»‘: AND RETURN c Gessler. weltrer ildn » M’ Bride, ss 2 Children 40c. H Special low fare excursion tickets H Riten.c Norwich to Watch Hill and Block @ Lake.p Island and return will be sold as :flp.(" . above, Numbe limited, Tickets good only for the da Regular week- EXCELSIOR AUTO CYCLES day schedule. See below. S 2 Machines for immediate delivery sy1a wed for Alien i ot Also second-hund machine can be seen ““;d ::‘r Spxde. tn K\V the Imperial gr:'l'nx‘m 3# C ;/-s Tl Score by innings: Norwich, Con 255 Pendi r Washington s 00000 agent. Belected By the Chicago poiice | Sleamer BLOCK ISLAND st Louis 1 0002 deparimeni over the Thor-Indian ANd | e—— other makes ax being the only one meeting all the requirements of the | Jume 25th to Sept. Gth, 1910, 1 tve. New York, July 8.—The Fghlanders today defeat- | Service. ju kT el el T ey oy od Chicage 15 i & by flerce batting. Score 12l Se | e Weokaays: Leave Norwich 830 a Chicaso. New Yerk. DIVIDEND. e i ook Tniang 1750 b m abh po a wich Savings Society ‘turning: Leave Bloc ana 215 P s iels. b H ynn.. June 11 p. m.. Walch Hill 2.30 p. m. Due New 120 per a| The Diraciors of this Soc | Dondon 5 p. m., Norwich 615 p. m. i3 2 oknighias . of the earnings Bundays® Leave Norwich 9.5 a. m. Parentet 130 oLeperen 1 months A semi-an New London 1040 a. m. Watch HAil D'gheriy.It 0 0 0 0 Roach.if [3 d the rate FOUR P! 113.40 a. m. Due Block Island 1 p. m, Mullen. b 18120 0| per annum, payable to depositors enti- | Returning: Leave Block lIsland 32 Burtal > g 9| tled thercio, on and atter July 15 { ch Hill 4 oo ?mm:\ Cekburne.s 2 3 0 Ausing % %0 p. m., Norwicn 7 Papoes 910 oSwenerc 011910 donTaiio R | Dinner Houses and - Bathing Blsckio %53 SXuniney . jelddaw freasurer. | Beaches near landings at Wateh Hill ) 09 9 pwWaren " | and Block Island ung.p 210 z = | FARES Exeur- Smithp foraie o b R wi e [ FA%em: Norwich to fon. £ i 1 Board of Commissioners;: = | Wwateh Hill . S L I Dviied 10F Youst n Sth. Norwich D thzo | A e SURIATS. LA ve 8 - g Thrkar g Water rates ending | isiand, limited to day.... 1.00 (el St i B ST S SR S W} June 30 1910 wble at | 1siand, Sundays, limited to New' York 61014100 the office open | s S e 5 e from 8'a. m. ot asorauat s Ipasty Futed BASEBALL RESULTS TUUEEDAY. s x appI¥ ai office of nompany near stesm T aus Adait will_be made to billg | boat landinz, Norwic CONNECTIGUT -ZAGUE STANDING. cadpliion ] e Eade J BB JEWETT, Agent Wwo 1 Bridseport Waterbury New Haven Hariford Springfleld Northampton New Britain Holkoke as 0, 10, Northampton 1 2. New Haren 1 Waterbury 2. New Britain & Bridgeport Hoisoke At A Ar ar EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING. won. 46 ] i Newark Toronto Rochester Baltimore ness before the public. WILLIAM W. 1V on Company. A.. New York. New England No C. COLEY, A. C Je23d TIERE 18 no aavertising medium 1 Bastorn Connecticut equal to The Bule letin for bueiness resulta P, WRECN you want to | o me- | an througn (e advertis- & columes of 'Tes Bulleti. SUMMER SHOELS. Joseph F. Smith, rovidence 3 Low cuts for all ages,in all the pop- B i g e oh eefere B by i ana FLORIST Sonireal = see us. S R | At Bottalo_anirea 3. Moot 2 Premiums. 52 Cont~_i Avenue. ' 200 Main Streel, Norwich. A Dottt ", ‘Balimort ¢ ¥ 12 e S Qo PR Y S T A s o erees Uy 3 18 | —— ‘ ST Custom Grinding e ustom Grinding| JUST ARRIVED At Brockton—Fail irer 8. Brockion 3 e o ; e orcester . Havertil 3'; &::‘;‘E_b':‘"‘df‘;"“;w:v’;‘:;” 5 1 at YANTIC ELEVATOR. ?(ll'ea‘ Spanlsh Peanuis o YRIT A. R. MANNING, Yantle, Cona. | 5 STATE TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP. [ "retepnone. dec4a | OTTO FERRY, Singles and Doubles Begin Next Week yoRETRT No. 336 Franklin Street. s at Litchfield. OUR WORK | o o D S e o e B M - A i i i) DENTIST pionship will be played ‘on the courts | of the Litchfield ciub during the week ! beginning July 11th, 1910. The follow- ing events will be contested 1—Gentlemen's singles, play to be- #in Tuesdav. July 12, at 9.30 a. m. | Rogers’ Domestic Laundry. Tel. |DR. JONES Suite 46, Shaanon Building E. J. 958. Rear 37 Franklin Strest. sept27d ‘Phone, Take elavator, 2—QGentlemen’s doubles. play L gin Wednesday, Julv 18, at 9.30 3—Consolation singles, those beaten | in their first match wiil be eligible. | State championship chaleenge cup. | Name of the winner in singles will be ! engraved on this cun and he may have the custody of its for the ensuing year. The cup to become the property of the | player who first wins it three times, ! not necessarily in succession. It has| already been won once vy Richard Toughty of New York, once by John H. Chase of Saybrook, Conn..and three times by Dr. P. B. Hawk of Urbana, | 1. A new cup has been presented nu- | der the same conditions. Suitable | prizes will be given to the winner of | ohampionship singles, the runner-up, winner of the consolation singles, and championship_doubles. There will be no entrance fees. All entries must be received before 9 p. m. Monday, July 11th, addressed to James P. Woodruff, secretary of tournament committee, Litchfield,” Conn. | All matches will be the best two out | of three sets, except the final matches in singles and doubles, which will be the best three out of five. In all, matches advantage sets will be played. w Istaiona Wins Again. Vewport, R. July 8.—The sloop Istalena, which captured the James Gordon Bennett cup in yesterday's race, won another cup today, that of- fered by the Newport Yacht club. The yachts fmished fn the same order as vesterday. the Istalena first, the Au- rora second and the Winsome thiy The Chilian govermment, after & careful study of the relative cost of the two systems of telegraph between Santiago and Punta Arenas, has de- cided that the wireless is the most practical, as it will cost less for up- keep. as most of the route is through 2 wild and rough country, the employed by us. QbAu TY work should always be considered, i | | | | Come (o Thamesville Store 3 hi D ntorior Rind. - Skiliea “men e |0 gel dinmer for 4th oi Juiy, Our prices tell the | ]19!0. We will use you right. C. 8. FAIRCLOUGH Prop. hole stor/. STETSON & YOUNG. may27a Summer Prices for Dental Work DURING JULY AND AUGUST WE OFFER THE HIGHEST GRADE GUARANTEED DENTAL WORK AT THE LOWEST PRICES EVER SPECIAL FOR JULY A Full Set of Teeth $5.00 with the New Natural Gum, never before made for less than $10.00. Equal to any $15.00 set made elsewhere. DR. H. D. SYDLEMAN, who has been in the practice of dentistry many years in Norwich, is # member of this ussociation, and superin tends the munufacture of our Artificisl Teeth. If your old plite In loose or broken he will make it as g0od a8 new at very smsdl coat The KING SAFE SYSTEM GUARANTEES PAINLESS EXTRAC- ""KING DENTAL PARLORS, Frankiin Square. DR. JACKSON,