Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, May 11, 1911, Page 3

DID IT EVER STRIKE YOU that it is very unwise ecomomy. in order to save a few doilars. to leave your property without Insurance. If net Insured let me take care of tho matter for vou. ISAAC 8. JONES, Insurance and Real Estate Agent, Riohards Building, 91 Main St. 1HE OFFICE OF WM. F. HILL | Real Estate and Fire Insurance, is located in Somery’ Block, over C. 3L Willlams, Roem 9, third floor. Telephone 141. —_— ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW AMOS A. BROWNING § timws, the N. F. A. Team. Clever . pitchif® by Charlie Croker, especially with men on bases, backed up by pretty fielding by the Academy boys, shut out Putnam High, 5 to 0. on the campus Wednesday afternoon, giving the Academy fhe ifirst shutout gama to its credit this season. The game went along peacefully for five innings without either team threaten- ing to dent the home plate seriously, i in the sixth Crokers salid, liner i feft sant in the Academy’s frst two runs, assisted by a funny nixup on the bases and a wild threw to second by Catcher Brunelle of Putnam. In the saventh the Academy got their final n.md m looked , dangerous thres the first in'the fourth, -when Gear's throw to the plate from center cat off a run and made the third out, ! when Croker [ “guin in the seventh, caught Boisoneaw's pop fiy and doubled Bruneile on first, and lastly in the SIRN when e uwpquntey hogh s iwo men on with ohfy ome out, but Croker fanned Fuller and Farrell in succession. In the list of events out of the or- dinary were two batters hit by pitcher, Capt. Jimmy Murray intercepting one of Pitcher Blackmore's ribroasters, and Left Flelder Gifford of Putnam poking his head into one ¥f Croker’s -slants “TPetreault on third for Putnam made a mic> one-handed catch of a fly, and both the Murray brothers jn the Acad- emy infleld did nice work in digsing them up and throwing them over to first. In the sixth Eddie Murrey started the Academy on the scoring Toad with a clean single past short, taking sec- ond on a wild pitch. Fletcher gained first on a fielder's choice played too Atterney-at-Law, I Richards Bldg. "Phons 203. Beown & Perliins, Attormeys-at-Law Over First Nat, Bank, wo stalrway next Mat. Bank. Open Monday and Satur- dey evenings. Telephone 38-3. BRADY & BRADY, Attevmeys amd Counsel at Law. 236 Broadwezp New York Cits. gk Wy ries A. Brady erwich, Conn. Bominick & Bominick Norwioh Branch, Shamnon Bldg., 10 Shetwoket St. TELEPHONE 901, Stocks Bonds Grain Cotton FRANK 0. MOSES, Mgr. The Dime Savings Bank OF NORWICH. DIVIDEND | The regular Zemi-annual Dividend hae been declared frem the net earn imgs of the past six menths at th pate.of Four per cent. a year, and will be payable on and after May 15th. FRANK L. WOODARD, Agwil #1 daw Treasurer, The BestCandy 4o present to anyone as a gift is a box of LOWNEY'S CHOCOLATES. There is & goarsntes slip in each box that| he Chocolates are fresh and you'll find / the varlety amcellent sold at DUNN'S PHARMACY, 50 Main Street NOTICE Dr. Louise Franklin Miner is now lesated in her new office, Breed Hall, Reem 1. Office Hourss, 1 to 4 p. m. Telephone 680, QLALITY fn work should always be ccusidered| especieily when it cests no more than the fnferior kind. Skilld men are empioyed by us. @ur price tell the whele stors. STETSON & YOUNG. | AMERICAN HOUSE, Farrell & Sandersen. Propa. €PECIAL RATES to Thestre Troupes, Traveling Men, ote. Livery comnectea B LCnmr srRzET. Garden Seed At CARDWELL'S Rose Bowling Alleys, LUCAS HALL, } 43 Ghetucke* Straet. 4. 1. €. GTONA. Prop FRISWELL i has the Largest Line of Alarm Clocks in the City. 25-27 Franklin Street JOSEPH BRADFORD, Book Binder. Elank Soska Meds and Ruled to Ordsr, 108 SROADWAY. Teicvnens 263 | nat | tia, | United States Steel late to get unybody, and Lord was out on an infleld fy. Croker lined to left and McCormiek, who was coaching at third, sent Hddle Murray sprawling as he rounded the bag. Fletcher came racing up from sscond as Murray serambled back to third, giving Put- et N | mam a great chanca 10 get one or the Snppon—Pitcher Blackmore of Putnam Fans Ten oi @ beo Standian, MeCoFmick: stolen Grd, Haher: double pley; Croker to Fletcher; basew Balle . o Coger 3. of Blackbur % WINDHAM A. C. GOES INTO SUMMER RETIREMENT. Quarters Given Up—Will Resume Ac- tive Season in the Fall. Wednesday the paraphernalla of the Windham Athletic club at Willimantic including the ring, horizental bars, paralel bars, punching bag, dumb bells, etc., was taken from the club rooms in the Holmes block on Main street and stored for the summer, at least. The arge green and white sign that has hung across the front of the block was also taken down and no more events will be pulled off for the present at least. The members decided Tuesday evening that it would not be wise to try and continue longer at present be- cause of the small attendance of late and so came to the conclusion that it would be better to store the club's equipment for a few months instead of paying rent through the warm sum- mer months. The management, ho ever, wishes it understood that the.club has not disbanded and will resume ac- tive operations at a later date. The Windham Athletic chub was organized in February, 1909, and during the past b nters fas carded seme very fine attractions. The club made it pos- sible for the sports te witness some of the best wrestling talent in the busi- ness, including Frank Gotch, Zbysko, Jack McGrath, the Irish Gant, Hjalmar Lundn, Young Gotch, Jm Barnes. Sam Score- by innings: Clerelana . Boston, doudle diay. Ball to Stovall: Lits. off Pape 7 in 6 Sunings. off Cefilns 4-1a 3; «munanuma‘; Bases. Cléyelana 8. Bost Evans aed ullin Detroit. gume. ihe home zrounds this ear today. New York won. 6 fo 2 semsstianal detensive plasing. Score Weiter.1t Driets.ct Chase.1b, Hartzell gb Creelr Mullin 2. and Connelly. Chtcago. May 10.—In Washineton used four pitchers and Chicago two, the | b s A % T o i P ae 3o i (3 a0 b ie H 10 50 i 50 29 i 31 51 0 23 i 5 o' i i 50 0o o2 i bR 040 g7 i 5 000 s i = 016 10 o s Z [ 78 35 - *Bated tor Cal 5 Touats, 53 Cotias 1 90 *Batted for Nazle in Moy, t—Cleseland easlly defested 6t 0. Score by Innin Pittsburg ... Philadelphta Two_base Mite, MeKech Pakkert. Luderos, Wikion J We have several choice building lots on “Potter Mdénor” for sale, easy terms. Two cottages for rent. ‘sserifice sacrifice flies, Wilson, Tabert. Maore, : base, Leach: left on bases, Pittshirs 6. Philadel- phic’ 47 first_base on balls. off " o Meore 3: struex out, [ by dMoore 2 ek out. by Grese 4 Highlanders Break Tigers' Winain May 10.—Georse Mullin Jost his first this seamn. and Detroit lost their fint game | & i 3. Salleo hiad the locals 2 1o 0 up to the s enth. ‘when they made three clean hite and b . g0od base running-ted thé score. Steele then took up the pita and_another Iit sent Brooklsn Razon weakened 4n the elghtiagnd 2 R bateman. s vacs. o single and a seweers ley sen St Loy "aiead Fisher pitched excellently and receized Features wero Fisher's pomo run in frst bit thls season. and Chase's Detrait 3 a}tn.uem HoonsTT 00/ Pergen.c” 1{mCFiveen o{Mstier.o Two small apartmen ts for rent. | aual wlsesssmosman PRUPERPSI % ] *Batted Berzen Soore by tnniozs: | st Louis Three nice bulldmg lots on West Main St. for sale. Rroekisn Lert base Filie, Dases, St Eilin Rovateh. { N ik out. by S a . struck umpires, Es: Ragoa Ragon 4 fo Hauser to Konetehs; and Doyle. Y Fiewr 30 time, 1.44 mpirer, Klem Chicago 9, Washington €. Slugzing match 1n which | Four Homers in 15 lnnings. Small store for rent, Thames St. other, since the Putmam catcher was| Anderson, Bob Sommervile, Youn® | jocyls defested the sisitors tods. Score on, May 10Tt teok fiftee s, in whicn holding the bail, but he threw to cen- | Jonkins, Fritz Hanson, Bill Collins and Chiage. | s by (e vidters wers teaturs S i g sttiege te. SWtch | many others. i s O v 13| o went inig e Boe fer Fesion in Croker. wl kept on fer sacond. an i 0 60 Inning. weakeded i allowing Honlirzel both Murray and Fletcher secored. You Smeki R o i Tn the meventh the Academy batted Minat v, Vieg Sewiten o 00 | < around nmd scored thres rans on two | Manager Devine of the West Side 106 10} & hits with several errors by Putnam. | Stars hus got a game with the strong vyl ? i 7 Rich started it by dropping Standish's | Waliopers for Sunday. The suits have S 1 A fiv. MeCormick siammed one into the | Arrived. ~They ,are biue with white 780 o | piéchet's it arm, cavsing o oxll Cor | Tockines, He Nas siened s new 110 : FULL PARTICULARS AT COAL OFFICE OF , firet ai6 assletance, and Geer singled, | catcher of the Holy Croas college and a °1e : . : Standish having scered on a wassed | southpaw of Brown college who has 2| 0| Downey. 2 5 ball. Fumbled gronnders By Biack- | besn with Connie Mack's team for a ol B e, o more and Tetreault mave hrethers|iryout and has been sent fo the West| Sl £ ofBues H = Z Jimmy and Bddie their bases. Fletch. | Sides for this vear. Spike Murphy Ras| “Butied for Oty in 41 H b 2r and Tord were both safe on felders: | becn wigned {o carry the bats and the| Soers by smuings: . o, | cei . choice. two more Tuns scoring. Croker | Vater and also to manage the second| il - 51203000 0% Y and McKay ended the inning and the | t2am. FHe would like to get & E&ME| 1y byse il Lard. Callshes 2. Lelireit: timse | 9 scoring fer the game by fanning. | with the Baltic Tigere. Send, YOUT | hage lits, Corban. Coliine. Mclntsre 2: home run X Thets i ; challenges to Tim Devine, 40 Wread- | Cusainghem: ssceifice hiv, Carhan: siolen bases Tatiea for 3, < 3 6 woers Way, Norwich, Conn. Test.“Milen: deubie play Cethan o Tanackll 0| +Batied for Coris 18 B d i N h C st 5 g g e e e penneand” Shettisn ™ * | Seoro by tominge: roadway, - orwich, Conn, ; I3y 3 H €00 v t ©2011002000000 07 ¢ N I 4 H i 3-1| Justics Brooke, 2.08 13, Mise Stofes, e e e A A S SR C s 3 ) 11209 1-4, and Alofl. 2.14 3- 4, look like ielphila to score four ..nQ’&" 3 H o*sly | the trio that the winning {hree year | roes and win the firi zeme of the scries from the WCmickst 4 i % 5 o old wili have to beat. Toeals. Somre: e i abh pe a2 e b h Po & e} Cincinnatl 5; struck out. by skt 3 172 0 2% 60 Fromme 1. Gaooar 2 Qs 3040 125 1| pices, Hacon and Jonnsione = Su 2800 244 e i Davis v 209710 31110 me Run Saved liams won from Yale here today, 2 to|first came om a two bagger : i i J : : P e ot 'c):lcan:m‘lr.";uw:hl L3345 woulk Bave betd abis to e | single. | Xaio scored on & B 2 8 Sere taved from 2 vt by Fetmen's . ; e scor: in the third but for poo e. a base on baiis and a » 2 1 . run, the bal unding int e A: Wesl Poimt—Geongetown 10, West Polmt §. 2 A DRIFT DOWNWARD. Steel Foundries o 37120 7°40s bell bofiiliag ily the e At Nomherd, VteNorvich University 11, Oem- | cedching, Stevens being kept on third | The score by innings ¥ oy Reigtes. agild e f New Yerk. T st B —Tateydiie 5, Lehlgh 0. on a deep fly to center, there being |Williams 10016 6 0 Demand for Stocks Limited with Ten- . Tobacen pld. ) » 2 806 alper et At Middiebury, Vi —Middiebury 10, Tufis §. plenty of time to run in after the ball | Yale 00000300 dency to Get on Shert Side. in Wean) e G : ¢ 518 ifpa e wes ceught. Shons of Williams fes- | % Batteries: Bavis and lex Lohison < o8 zee 0*"-'-5" PORTLAND HIGH SUPERVISOR |[tured in thc batting, making a home |man and.Carnart; tie, ¢ Do pi - (5 & 3 run in the fourth. Williams' run in the | umpire, Bedford. Tl WL >0 % | ORDERS SCHEDULE CANCELLED: ‘p:u, wzlch l;‘as f“‘t‘}‘- 'n;mnl!;ino: in i Theest Line. Bad for P in wh 131 H i s i - e stock market in the last few days e i Ppaitea Tor Moioan i o ter ss 1ii : ——— - was preserved teday, the opposiug e B bt ~**Batted for Woftmen in Oth. Senw 00171 9 Team Used a Pitcher Who Was Sus fu:xc of sptxhlmn mpm. ng vir- 0y S Tayie S A ) R R b, i, o3 2 3 | pended from School. tually at a deadlock. Trading received [~ featril Lesther 79 0000383 0 Needhiame 0 0 0 0 5 no fresh impetus and price changes Contrai of Xew Jersar o hen st s Mgkt Flasers 1181 glwites 4 Portland, - Coun., May ] were nominal, although there was 2 ‘three W Rits, Goilins. Murp! —_—— — Totals, schedule of games of the Portland High g . e du L SoNiwac, Sihe B s i e S s Totals, 31 (2418 7 school for the remainder of the base- leading issues with few exceptions re- ] xaieh bises Coline” B omey out, Bit by batied bal R ceding by small amounts. Demand| 5o Chicago & N ¥ . iehlle and | _Score by inmings: 3 s > for stooks was limited and traders 1700 Chicago, & S P der of the supervisor of athletics at showed an increasing inelination to | Gl 00 & St Lot e e ths scifpel. This became knewn today veer toward the short side, although Colored & Soatbern | EASTERN LEARUE STANDING. D e meas® oo My 1 Tt is stated that recently’ the SUgT- the amount of business was teo small ConvetidatedGas 2 “Bridwen: left on bases Chisas> 4 Hew York | visor warned the mianager and captain to have a decied effect upon the mar- ket. hprtly alter the opening and again late in the day seiling meve- ments were attempted, but they failed to bring out long stocks and were not permitied to gain headway. The heavy umdertene was described as being due to the cumulative effect of the decline in general business and the unsatisfactory political outlook. Reduction of raliroad dividends was another unfavorable factor, vester- day's cut by the Boston & Maine be- ing followed toflay by similar action on the part of the Vandalia, a sub- sidiery of thé Penmsylvamia system | Following announcement of the reduc- tion Dby the Vandalia, Pennsyivenia 20ld below 122 for the first time since altheugh the revepue der the Vandalia does not cons: an important item in the earnings of the Pennsylvania system. New Yorl 'w Haven & HMartferd fell nearly three points today, pr mably on ac- count of the change in payment on ‘oston and Maine stock, of which it is @ large holder. The sentimental ef- fect upon the market as a whole was regarded as of greater significance than the action o! the stocks directly concerned, Puhlication of the monthly state- ment of the unfilled orders of the United States Steel corporation did rouse the market from its iner- the price of United States Steel itself scarcely moving when the an- nouncement was made that unfilled tonnage at the end of April was 2£§,000 tons less than at the close of the pre- ceding month. In view of known con- ditions in the steel trade, the state- Jment was mot surprising. Of mere keneral interest were the statements of chalrman and president of the corporatien Rt the recent steel and iron men'’s dinner, 25 now made public, Their frankl stated bellef that it was the activitie of congress which must be censiGered esponsible for ieusineas de- essicn furnished an unexpectedly “dication of the attitude of so s high in the bustmess worid toward the present political situation. | Whatever changes may take plac the aspect of business as a whole, the belief js accepted by many inter- | ests in the financial community that the situation there will not be clari- fied until sorme definite indieation shall be obiained as to what may be expect- ed in the way of legisiation affecting the tariff and corperations generally. Trading in bonds was somewhat mere active today than yesterday, but the volume of business was still much below that reuched a short time ago, and it seemed probable that a reces- on from the recent high level was 0 he expected. A dlock of $334,600 of the New York city 4 I-4s was sold at 104 3-8, and subsequently there was @ sale at 104 1-2, the high record price. Railroad bonds were casy. Total sales, par value $2.440,000. United States government bonds un- changed. farsg v ‘sTocks. Sales. 200 Allis Chalmers pfd 2260 Amal. Comper 00 Am agric 1190 Am. 2100 Am. 100 Am. tural Beet Sugar - Foley Kidney Pills are a true med- feine. They are. healing. sirengthen- Foa : e s ver & ‘Ria' Grande Do. sta Disttlors” ~ Securities Tost. G - . oo Fillings $1. up. A New HarenNowhampion 4, New Heven 5. | {ha schedtile. - Bt H 3 e DR. THOMAS JEFFERSON KING Tnier” Marveciar | Briaseport ‘ 2 - i Tuter Maring btd Now Hasen: s PR e e POOR COACHING KEPT Premier Painless Dentist, origi- Intornational Prper 3 . £ Mkl N el i nator of the King Safe System ot I" e a ey ton 1 i ;om."?%‘mlz-,sr ‘c;u;z ochester 10, YALE FROM sconme.l P|alnless Dentistry, which makes B i actant e ain - moreBufslo gume postponed % | \villiams Defeated the Blug Nine, |f 21l dental operations painless. Taciede Gus 3 : 5 =t 2 ta 1. DR. JACKSON, Manager. FRANKLIN .m "5 Temtins i Will Play the Scouts. New England League. 2 — v 300 Minn. & St L Che Laurel Hill baseball team will| At Tynn-lom 6 Fall ver s~ New Haven, Conn., May 10.—Wil ek, T S Ao play “Troop No. 1 Saturday morning at| Ay Taeeniistorcrbil 1, Towel s’ S REs o 9 o'clock. The lineup is as follows. | At Lawrence Lawrence 1i New Bedford 4. Mimiart P Morrill o, Cruickshank p. Blair 1 Fatlonal Bisou, Ml 2b, Parker ss, Bennett 3b, Aver Collegs Games. o P 1f, Dixon ¥f, Allen cf. W2 will pla: At Frincoton_ Prinecton 8 Brown “York Centr o scheol. At Tthasa. ‘omell 4, Colgate 0. SR Hexhiog e acheC A% Tewision. Mo Univeraity of ‘Maine 1, "Bates TR Waston George Leavitt has placed the three stsr—Holy Cross 13, Springfield Training Northers Pacific vear old Cechato celt, Nash, 2.28 1-, ik pah gt ——— Bacific Matl . in Jimmie Carpenter’s stabl: at Read- o 53 Sya Benmania Viiie. Mase % Haraca o e P PR 300 Pittsburg_ Coal £ 100 Prassed ‘Steel CaF 500 Tullman Frlace. Ca 160 Failiay Secl Spring 20100 Teadive 31300 Repubile Sicel 500 Do prd 1600 Rook Tsland Co.. Ds. st < pa Slos Shef. 8 & T Southeen Prcin: Southern Rafiway Do. pta Tennsssee Copper Texas & Pacific .. Toledo, 1. L & W. Do. sfa Trien Parifc United_Staiem Steel Do. “ntd E Tran " Copptr Yo Car. Chem Wabash Do. prd Western Wessinghouse Flectric Western - Unton - Wheeling L Total sales, 168, New Yerk, May 10.—Cotton futures clossd steady. Closing bids: May June 15.52, July 15.59, Augu 15.26, September 13.54, October 13.01. Nevember 12.91, December 12.95, jan- uary 12.89. Februa March' 1295 t closed quiet: middling uplands middling gulf 16.06; no sales MONEY. New York, May 10.—Money on call steddv; 2 1-4@2 3-8 per cent; ruling rate 2 1-4: last loan 2 3-8; closing bid 2 3-3; offered at 2 1-2. Time loans easy; sixt per cent. ninety ~ day: manths 3. CHICAGD GRAIN MARKET. Tk Tow. Close. ML WUy uN s e LLOS R T onireal Jersay City 5. Wilise to Bridwell to Morkle: struck by Pleister 1. by Toney 1. by Wilise 4; time umplres, O'Day and Brensisn. PAINLESS EXTRACTION Teeth extracted and filied painiessiy for tho most nervous and delfcats people. Dr. King's method is the enly absolutely SAFF trzatment knewn 16 dental science. Full set teeth 33. and up, WHR the Natfural Gums: OGeld Crown and Bridge Work 35.; Goid of the high school team that Lyman Payne, a pitcher who was under sus- pension from the school, should not be allowed to take part with the team in any games. Last Saturday P¥yne ! pitched the last few inninge of a game for the high scheol team, and the ac- tion of the supervisor resulted. There were six or seven games remaining on OTHER BASEBALL GAMES WEDNESDAY. ~ Connecticut League. Hartford—Hartford 9. Spri New Britain—Bridzgort 8, N ‘Holyoke—Waterbusy 7, Holyoe Ar pes At CONNECTICUT LEAGUE STANDING. The Crawford Gas Ovens are safe. %z 'I"] are "'g}_ted in a new wayr) there is no dangerous pilot light ard expicsizss are impossivis,; This improvement is patented and very imuc=tart. The Damper is automatmzlly a;fim'/] b] opening oven doQ{ to light the The hardened Steel Anti-Skid Studs do prevent burnflrs‘ which cannot be | ghted unti! 1 ooy is opone, { In thesc Gus Ovons there is an extra set of burners at tl.c top 7o: broiling; a great advanta, 2, over the ordin~ry gas oven, msunnw better brotl ing and great convenience. S _The Oven Bottoms and Racks are cast ir'oj.fi and the outer walls are triple—an interiining of = | asbestos between two sherts of iron, whi hich assists;, v to retain the heat. cEiE The use Gas Ovens does not int>-fere in any way with the ¢-eration of the coal range—both can be used at the same time. ;7 Double Oven above or . Single Oven at end of range. Circulars Free. " Walker & Pratt Mfg. Co., A of thecey IN STOCK BY F.E. &E. L. PATTISO 13 BATH STREET /|