Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, September 21, 1910, Page 3

J. L. ATHROP & S0 28 Shetucket Street, No sept20daw mmm will be repaid by ln\unnun‘ onf Boat Jnsurance Policy. them when running and when laid up and against all marine perils includ- ipg fire and theft, at very low rate. B. P. Learned & Co., Thames Loan & Trust Co. Building. Agency mummxed May 1846. apriFMW It protects TOo PROTECT YOUR HOME you put in burglar aiarme, good plumb- ing and safety locks. and Yocks meit under fire and mean a total loss unless— you insured? If not your policy But bells, traps al Question, Are see us today and FIRE INSURANCE will be in your hands tomorrow. are you safe. ISAAC S. JONES, Insurance and Real Estate Agent, Richards Building, 91 Main St. 1HE OFFICE OF WM. F. HILL Real Estate and Fire Insurance, Is l0cated In Somery’ Block, over C. M. Wiiliams, Room 9, third fioor. ‘Telephone 147. ATTORNEYS AT LAW. BROWN & I’fliifls. Aitorneys-at-Law B-nk Shetucket St next to Thume- Nat, Ban)] Open Monday -nd So, over First Tucker, Anthony & Co. BANKERS BROKERS 28 Shetucket Street Telephone 993. Members of New York and Boston Stock Exchanges New York. 53 Stets Street. PRIVATE WIRE. Dominick & Dominick BANKERS and BROKERS Stocks ‘Bonds Investments PRIVATE WIRE TO New York Cincinnati Norwich Branch, Shaanon Bldg. Telephone 901 FRANK O. MOSES, Mgr EXCELSIOR AUTO CYCLE —Best by Every Test— Consider the value of the free engine. through the crowded streets. C. V. PENDLETON, Imperial Garage, Norwich. supplies and second-hand machine for sale. NOTICE Platt Avenue will be closed from Broad to Warren Street until further notice. Per order Street Commissioner E. €. LILLIBRIDGE Motercycle Florai Designs and Cut Flowers For All Occasion: GEDULDIG’S, 77 Cedar Stroet. Telephone 868. DENTIST E. J. JONES Suite 46, Shannon Buildiny vator Shetucket street en- DR, C R. CHAMBERLAIN Dental Surgeon In chargo of Dr. 8, L, Geer's practwe during his last fliness. 161 Mm..- Street. Norwich, Cona you want.to put yeur busi nets betore the public, thers is no_ me- dium bétter thah through the ‘advertis. ing columna of The Bulletir ‘men as quarterback Tommy Hendrick, center Steve Ricketts and halfback Harry Noyes, who have made the ‘backbone of Acgdemy football teams for the Tast two or three years, grid- iron prospects for the red and white open up in promising shape with the squad of candidates who have been re- ceiving preliminary instruction for the last few days on the Academy cam- rus. Enough men have been out to mcre than make two full elevens, so that there will be considerable material tu pick from when the lineup for a team is selected. One big change will be in the shift of coaches, \as Dr. Bunnell. who hLas handled the elevens with such marked success for the last six or seven sea- sonz (will be too busy in other wavs to look after the boys t ar. H2 retires with plenty of honors wnd es the reins over to coach Au't. vas the baseball guide Lhis year dnd whose popularity wita the students indicates that the squadi will take hold of the work with the right sort of spirit, Looks Like a Rugged Line. Jack McCormjck, who played full- back in strong form on the fedm last Year towards the close of the season, is captain and has a stock of expari- ence on Mrmer Academy first and sec- ond tedms that fits him well for the place, Taking the candidates for size and huskine; , it looks as if 4 rueged line could be picked. From last yeur's team thereg are Kinney, baur- sCh. Walsh, Hévens Ighister, Swan, £nd Bliss, to choose from for zuard and tackle positions, while Geuruth is or hand for end again. For center thcre is @ new man in training by the name of Herbert, who is solidly built and looks well cast for the piice Back of the line much is expected from Smullens, one of the Ar.de seeond team two years ago, and last season the stap haifback of H prer. secon Captain mick will v be in the bac it there is nothing definite x the othgr positions. Amon Lkely vdndidates now wor with the team are Johnson, the team’g quarterback, Loudon of the 1900 numd team, Lord, Coughlin,, Mcrgan, R. Smith and Higgins Dates on the Schedule. Mapager Bert Bailey has a number of dates already arranged on made up of at least a. doz>n gooi ga1:es. Captain Gallivan's West Ends will play the opening date mext Sui- urday and the season will close as usua! on Thanksgiving day with a game against a Yale Consolidated teem. The following dates have been ar- ranged for Saturdays and Wednes- days: Sept. 24 (S.) West Ends; Oct. 1 (8), Windham high; Oct. 8 (S)), Aczdemy at Hartford vs. Har‘ford high: Oct. 12 (W.), Academy vs. Wi «m high at Willimantic: Oect. 15 (S. New London Manual Training: Oct. (S.), Storrs Aggies: Oct. 29 ( Bulkeley high of New London; Nov. (S.), Academy vs. Manual Training at | New London; Nov. 19 (W.). Academy | ve&. Bulkel high at New Lcandon; Nov. 24 (Thurs.). Yale Consolidated If Westerly high school has & team dates will be arranged with them and there will also probably be a couple of daies given for a 'Mystic team, < With this in view, the season; Manager Farrell Three Teams Arrange a Room for More to Come In. An. association football been formed that ms from Taftville, Plz Sterling, and a cordial in been extended by ready enlisted are: Plainfield, Mr. Jackson: A. &hurmck The list of the games scheduled thus far is as (r)H'.) 3 re at : ftville at Pla t. 22— Plainfie'd at Ste —Taftville at Sterlinz. —Plainfleld at Taftv rling at Plainfi 5 arling at Taftville. - 26—Taftville at Plainfield. Dec. 3—Plainfield at Sterling. JOAN 1S CHAMPION FOUR YEAR OLD FILLY. Wins $10,000 Grand Circuit Purse in Two Heats of 2.06 1-4. Columbus, - O., Sapt. 2 3 owned by Cleveland and driven by M. today became a world's champion race trotter for fillies of her age when she defeated Dudie Archdale in a grusling rdce for the Hoster-Columbus stakes, gr!zo that the grand ‘er this vear. iis | schedule which he expects, will be | the last $10.000 circuit has to o heats were done in 2.06 1-4, time nevar before made _by % Football Squad Contams Some Husky Mztenal For Coach Wultman and Capt. McCornuck to Work Wmh Even with the loss of several such, AFTER A SCALP 5 FROM STATE HUSPITALS. City L21gie Managers Promis¢ Hot Contests in Effort to Defeat Manager Farrzit’s Nine. It is getting the goat of the other managers in the Cit, the Hospital team hds got away with its’ games so far without losing any, and each of the teams that meets the Hosoitals keyed up to hand them a beating. Greeneville is the next team to meet them on this. coming Saturday and it is said that the nine managed by Bill Bowen will have all so 0 strengthening to clip the championship stride o the Brewster's Neck diamond n the futurs TAFTVILLE, STERLING, PLAIN- ‘FIELD IN ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL Schedule— cer. of “ league because the best game of is promised for Saturday and should draw out the best attend- ance of the season down that way. is a standpatter on his lineup and his boys can be depend- ed uron te die in the last ditch or turn 2 trick at any time that will put the game on ice, as thev arc best amateur baseball seen around here this season. showing the that has been league has nfield and ation has the manager of the afty for other teams to come in with them. Communications to this end. ever, must b2 received by rnot later than Saturday. peen agreed that no player shall ¥ with mere than one team during the season... f The managers of the three teams al- Taftville, R. Walk- Mr. W3 Sent. Taftville. nfield. ing. Joan David Shaw MeDevitt, 3 a trotter -of Nesthencf, - 4 FINANGIAL AND GOMMERCIAL. TENTATIVE OPERATIONS Narrow Limitation-_uT Stock Market Again Marked. New York, Sept. 20.—The narrow limitations of the present stock market were marked again today by the way in whioh price movements exhausted thamselves before going far in either direction. The wholly professional par- ticipation 1n the trading serves to ex- plain this restricted movement. Op- erations are purely tentative and fai ing to develop any response zither in the way of selling from genuine holders or of demand intended to extend over the day’s end. the courage of the trad- ing 2lement does not suffice to carry operations beyond the danger line of small losses. The settlement of larger questions is awaited with determina- tion by the larger financial interests befor:: attempting any important trans- actions in stocks. The early advance was partly in re- sponse to th= London market, which took up the late recovery here where it left off yesterday and vpushed it somewhat further. Buying for London account was a factor in the strength shown at the outset here. The higher prices brought in realizing sales and reaction set in. The decline began about the time the finance committee of the United States Steel corporation was ready to go into session, and that stock led the movement. The fall in prices was nct continved to the end of the day and the net changes again proved small. A rise in the price of copper in Lon- don was cited and reports of curtail- ment of output by one of the copper mining companies of secondary grade was vointed to as an encouraging de- velopment in the copper trade. There Wwere rumors ‘put in circulation of the proposad entry into the Interborough- Metropolitan company of important banking interests, and on these rumors there was palpable realizing at the ad- vance which had occusred in those stocks on preceding days. This move- ment was partly responsible for the realizing in the| general list which de- cided he hterstnne of the market Reports of leskening demand for steel prcducts, of Increasing competition for orders and of coming further reduc- tions in the prices of leading linas helped to desress United States Steel Cnadian _Pacific Central Leather Central of New Chesapeake & Ohio Alton. (In-.uo st Westera Vit £ ; Louls. ... Colorado Fuel & Iron. Colorado & Southern Consolidated Gas 200,Corn Products — Delaware & Hudson Denver & Rlo Grande. Securities General Fleciric Sreat, Rorthern pfd Tiiingls Central .. Interborough Met. 3 Inter Harvester . Inter Marine pfd International Paper International Pump Southern. . Louisilile & Nashville Louis. ... P & S S M. & Tex : Biscult’ 2d pfd.. v York Central & West Western o Rock_Jsland Co vfd w 0 Swlh'fll Pacific Railway Tennesses Copner Texas & Pacific... ... 1‘fllfdn Sl L. &WwW Tnion' r.cmr 5 prd United States Reatts. with sympathetic effect on the general t. ‘'The proposed large increase in Oregon Short Line stock came as a surpriee and market sentiment was rather at a loss to interpret its sig- nificante or its effect on Union Pa- cific, as the owner of the existing stock and the proposed taker of thz additional stock when it shall be is- sued. Conditions in the money marke* were without marked change. Thers is an improvement in the bond market which is barely perceptible from day to day but which becomes more discernible when comparing one week with another. . The tone today was firm. Total sales, par value, $2.- 156,000. United States bonds were un- changed on call. STOCKS. Sales. Figh. - Alis Chalmers pfd : 72 . Conper Jon Am. Agricnitural 8200 Ant. Beel Sugar B0 Am. Can w0 Am. Oir & F prd : Neel United States Caroline Chem . ryland ... Westinghouse Electric Wheeling_ & I Total sales, 552,600 shares. MONEY. 20.—Money on Ner York, Sept. 7-8@2 per cent.: last loan 1 3-4; New York, Sept. closel steady. middling 14.00: no sales. CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET. middling ¢ 128 Recienem Seeer 300 Brocklmm Itaptd Tramslt . Tersey Car.. Puliman Palace Railway Steel Spring. Car. 2d md Tubber. Steel..... Firie. COTTON. 20.—Cotton futures Closing bids: (ll lnber 13.10, 7 13.16, Tuiy 1 High . Low Tonty ruling rate closing bid 1 Time Ihans dull An(l y. Sixty day 4 per cent.; days 4 1-4; six months 4 1-2, uplands, st muh Athleties 6, Cleveland 3. # Cleveland. Sept. 20.— Philadelphia defeated Cleve- land caslis 6 fo 3 todav, knocklng Harkness from the Box in the sixth luning. Demas pliched good ball. | Clevclands errors proved cost Seore: Cleveland. = ° Philadelphia. abh po-a o hh o oa e Stovall.1b 5: 2712 0 0 Lewdif 00 Callatianc ¥ 0.1 050 o-imu of 151 12050 0[Colls.2h 50 372 0 0 1|Bak 20 £ 16 1 0loaviz1h 10 .2h 4 100 1[\urphy.it 5 Tpaygh,ss 4 1.1 5 1|Barryss ] 71 Laud # 2 43 1 Harkeessp 2 00 0,1 1 Demottp 1 1 0'1 - STuricr 1000 3 **Lall 1000 Totals, 57 E » “Tiatied-for Demati_in o, **Botted for Callahan in 9th. Score by inning: Cleveland 001 1.0 1 0 0 0101300 0% Philadelphia Detroit Defeals Washington Twice. Detroit. Sept. 20.—Detroit 100k two games from | Washington icday, 1 t 2 and 6 to . The Tigers | got but thice | two of ‘hem bumis, in_ the first game. Bunting also won the second game. Cobh £ot, back i thie game aftcr an absehce of {wo weeks. Washington. ab h 0 1 0 a 1 oot Bride.cs ton,1f ismith, o foyer.p PINTER 1 Schmidte 3 # Donovanp 2 1 Totals, 31 9 ge gave two_hits nd struck out thir- Chicago. | New York. a. e i 1 23 1 00 4 00 " 00 s 10 2 00 3 3 1 Olerigete 2. 0 3 2 L ofsemphit 0.0 3 0 z 0 [ Totals, in sth. .10 000002 *—3 070000000 0—0 Boston 9, St. Louis 5. St. Touls, Sept. 20.—Boston defcaicd St. the second game, of the series today, 9 to contest was full of misplays. Kay opencd Browns, bt lasicd only four innings. Lake him. The score Score by. innings: St..- Louis. ab - po, Truesdale.2 Corriden,3b Stone. 1t Hartzell.rt Wallace,ss :x.::—<:'=-._-— ssousaie r Stephens, Tital, n Louis NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING. Won, Lost. Chicago ...... S 0) New Vork d%. 2 549 Pittsbure o i 20 P L7 Boston Brooklyn Drops Twe to Chicas Brooklyn. Sept. 20.——Chicago took he day. 5 to 4 and 3 Knetzer in the visiters making which three. Orerall strike-out n doul thirteens. - Rell pitched ‘well ‘up to the seventh, when ring of goose eggs. The a home run broke the s scores: First game Chic Brooklyn. b wb I po ab h Frers.2b 3 L > 30 Sheekard 42 Fotman.cf 4.3 Arcier,1b 42 40 10 30 e Brown.p. 2 255 - — — —|*Leenox 1 0 Totels, 31 10 27 10 0 CiiAF Totals, 83713 *Batted for Miller in 9th. Score by innings: Chic 2.1 0 2500 628 Brooklyn 9000200 2 0—4 Second game Chicago. Brooklyn. abh po ab h . 3 ° 1 0 2 5 1 0 4 1 0 2 0 2 1 [ 0 1 0 Overall.p Totals, 29 1 1 ' 2 0 1 0 2 0 *Balted for Bergen ‘in Sth. tted for Bell in Sth. Score by innings: Chicago Brookiyn Pittsburg Takes Two from Beston. Tioston. Sep! tnday. the scores being @ to 2 and T to 4. The | hatred - heavily in the first contest. while n the second game Boston Pittshurg broke the tie rough Mattern's weakness and ms held the jed wnihh" the eig in the final errors by - Shea Tirst game- Boston. | Pittsburg. po a a 2bh po a 10 0 55,45 1.1 0 5. 180 0 0 o € T-20 ean.2b 54 2 2011 0 Beck.rf 2,11 o 5:1 2 Gonde,cf 14 0 ONUK'hiniess 4 1 1 7 Sharpe.db 3 0 5 2 1{Whsonxt 5 1 3 0 Sweeney.ss 4 0 2 2 0 3 2521 0 Grahame 3 1 7.1 0 00010 Matterip 3 2 1 3 0|teifeldp 0 0 0 2 0 Brown,p 0.0°0 0 0fLeever,p 20000 — — — —=|0’Cortior 1000 Totals, = 3410 27 11 -3 e Totals, 41 *Ratted for Frock in 6th. **Ran for Tyler in Oth. s 5 g Pinsburg oston Second game— Pitteburg. ab I Byme.3b L.cag Canipheil 1t Hyait.1b "Batted for Leifiedd in o Score by Roston 00 0 0 Tiushurg 071 .1 37 Philadelphla, Sept. 0. I one of the hest pitch ing dusis o game it the sixth inning on Dooiw'r tws bagger, Modge's out, four bally ¢ Titus, ab error-by Déwn. &5 &nd Biter single. Only fwenty-clgit batamen wleowzassa-se By taking the game from New t cagn Americans set a themselves of six straight | fanca Moore, who did mot give a base on bals | Bescerit | e 3 Mhehas 3 “lozosmorsone = innati ... Philadelphia Glants cap! | patfed by the bases in the second game. First game- Abbutt ef Stcele.p. Totals Sccond game Huggins, 2b Filis 1f Mowrey 3h Koneteliy, 1b rais. 7 games to- | FrA batted freels y 5. of ed the season’s record Tere In the second zame fanning One is an Ash Hod into which the ashes fall through a chute—all of them—and are casily emptied. The other Hod is for Coal. This feature saves lots of trouble and is ‘patented. Then there is the wonderful Single Damper (paterited); slide the knob to “kindle,” “bake” or “chegk,” tke mnge does the rest. The Oven has cup-joint heat flues that heat it all over alike. The Patented Grates save coal and trouble. Ask the Crawford Agent to show you and write us for cir- cular. Walker & Pratt Mfg. Co. 31-35 Union St., Boston M. HOURIGAN, Norwich, Agent, Zuiich.p 0 Sehlei.e Cincinnai. Philadelghia. - | oo Mhewson.p h po a e s, otk 02 0 OfTitus.rf 39 2.7 Seore by LSe Louis 000118 i b New York 02000640 020 ofinaadn 1 2 5 #]Dhoolan ss 10 3 1fDooinc UK INCREASE WEIGHT QUICKLY 0000 = — —| Totals, 3 m 1 in oth. Simple Way for the Thin and Pa Be Plump and Resy. 0000 @0 0000 0 2 Louis Sharsd Double Header With Giants. t. Louis won the fir pleasing plumpness. en he become rosy, the sunken chesks have a ruddy glow, the eves will bright. | elast 3 Ji The TLee & Osgood Co. customers St., Louis. 1 New York, 2bh pooa e ab b po 102 0 Desorelf -~ 2 0 2h 1 RPN liommmossms i | | so thoroughly convinced of its relia- | slossessscen claimed for it. g - 2 Ll St. Louis. New York. . TR ab L| po 2 e abh po a e s % o 1A T The United States Finishing Company 4 2 1 1 OSv'dgressef 3 1 1 0 0 b nf‘“‘"‘f‘" g 3 1 6 0 OMurray.ff 4 0 0 1 0/ New Yor! ept. 15, 1910. 4 1 2 0 ORridwellss 4 0 2 1 0 Preferred Stock Dividend 45, 4 0 5 1 1Devlin3b 30110 The Board of Directors have t 4 1 4 0 0OMerkle,lb 3 1.7 1 0| declared the regular quarterly dividend 4 3 1 3 1Myeree 2 050 0|of one and three-quarters per cent. Stock of this company. pavable Oct. CHARLES B. CHAPMAN, —o S aa 1910, to stockholders Common Stock Dividend No. 7. eld in the Director: Savings Society in_the | declared a dividend of one per cent. 1910, at 11 o'cloek a. m. Norwich, Conn., Sept. 17th, 1910. bu-m ss Sept, 20, 1910. sepifd wlos ~Pitisburg defedted Boston twice 2200930 To the Women of Norwich and Vicinity - ¢ the eason here, Philadelphia defeated Cincinrati today > o 0. 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Let me convince you that I am able to and will help you save monsy by trading with me. Soliciting a trial order from you, I ain respectfully, & MARSHALL’S PURGHASING AGEHGY, 164 Main Street, with the Norwich Circulating Library. N. B.—Also depot for LEWANDO'S French Dyeing & Cleansing Co, Finest clase of work in the United States. Shuose can hardly be tarmed a medicine, it is in reality a flesh form- ing food. Taken before or after meals, it mingles with the food you eat, en- ables it to assimilate and readily di- | gest, so as to make rich blood and After Samose has been used a week or t21 days a noticeable gain in weight is seen. The sallow complexion will the breath sweet and the step have told them of the remarkable re- sults following the use of Samose; the great flesh forming food, and they are Lility that they ars selling it under their personal_guarantee te refumnd th. Score by innings i c e e money if it does not do all that < " (1% per cent.), upon the Preferred The Chelsea Savings Bank |ios & Biines: st o To1e o0 O° The Annual Meeting of the Corpora- tion will be the Norwic City of Norwich on Wednesday, Sept. |per cent.), upon the Common Stock of this company, pavable Oct. 1, 1910, to Secrétary. stockholders of record at the close ot room The Board of Directors have this day seplid F.'S. JEROME, Treasurer.