Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, June 13, 1911, Page 3

WHEN YOUR HOUSE TAKES FIRE o .to take out Insurancc. ay wae dangerous, it is ‘2 nce. Let me write your in- anca today IEAAC S. JONES, Insurance and Real Estats Agent, Richards Building, 91 Main St. iHE OFFICE OF WM. F. EILL Real Estate and Fire Insurance, is jocated in Somsry' Biock, over C. M. Williames, Room 9, third S0z, Telephone 147. ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW AMOS A. BROWNING Attorney-at-Law, 3 Richards Bis. Phona 203 Brown & Perkins, Mtomsys-at-law Over Firs? Nat. Bank, Shetucket St| to Thames Entrance stairway nex T Natiorfal Bank. Telephone 38-3. BRADY & BRADY. Attorneys sud Coumsel at Law. 256 Broadway, New York Cit Norwich Branch, Shannen Bldg., 10 Shetucket St. TELEPHONE $01. Stocks Bonds Grain FRANK O. MOSES, Mgr. NOTICE (o O t of the p: t condi 1 5 account of the present condition | . The esht 1s of Fairview Reservolr, the use of hose for street lawn or garden sprinkling | 4s strictly prohibited unsil further no. tice. This order will bs strietly en- forced. Per order BOARD OF WATER COMMISSION- ERS. The Best Trout Brook n New Londan County Will not defight the busy, progressive | howsewife noarly 5o much as the pres- pect of having a theroughly medern | nge pleced in her kitchen, Es- ray, depend- | peeriess bakers economical zas vaers. great time savers. Call and| see them and be sure also to examine the Ineempargble Ruud Instantaneous | Gas Water Hégters, furnishing at the tate ranges are safe s abia, mere twrn of a' faucet am unlimit supply of het waler at any mement of fhe day or night) Gias & Electrica! Dep't. 821 MAIN ST. ALICE BLDG. Charies A.°Brads of Norwich, Conn Dominick & Dominick. Cotton { ing the remainder of the day the mar SPRING TOYS Whaelbarrows, Wagons, Doll Carriages, Go-Carts, Garden Sets, Pails and Shovels, Sand Toys, Baseballs, Bats,| Gloves, Mitts, Etc. MRS, EIIN FAT'S, Franklin Square AMERICAN HOUSE, Farrell & Sanderson, Props. SPEGIAL RATES to Theatre Troupes. | Traveling Men, etc. Livery connected SHETUCKET STREET. | see’ Copper and Ameriean Smeiting a | respended to the improvement in the | copper metal market and reports of S— 'IA’I"S NEW = THE PALACE CAFE Step in and see us. FRANK WATSON & CO., 72 Franklin Street. Foley Kidney Pill§ eontain just the ngredients necessary o re; strengihen the action of the kidneys and_bladd, & Osgood Veteran. Red Top. June 12.—Harvard's crew Quarters took on life tonight on the arrival of the squad from Cambridge and as soon as the men could change their clothing they were out om the water. The freshmen came by train from New London and the varsity me up on the launch John Ha The eights paddled about, the | bout two miles and - the same distance —the fours followed the eights for a short paddie. Hard practice will b gin tomorrow and al the crews will be out on the river twice a dav. weather conditions permitting, from now until the day of the race. - All the men seem to e in good condition. They will have two weeks for some hard work and trials over the four mile course, and then four days for the final tuning up. The race will be than the date usually selected. Thus far the crew has not been sent over the full distance on time. Before the race ,with Cornell the crew was given several long, easy paddies. but all their hard work was in short Cornell race the men were given easy time for several davs, and I week they were sent on long strat at a low stroke. Some days the-crew caverad more than ten or & dozen miles in an afternoon. paddling for the greater part of the time at 26 or 2§ strokes to the minute. Probably this | week the men will be tried out more than once on the four mile eours: at a racing clip. Lacking Power at Finish of Stroke. The one noticeable defect in the iack of power and drive at the finish. To some it has seemad that the men were golng too far back on the finish of the streke. so that it was impossi- bla for the men to keep their full power sustained until they were ready to coma out for the next stroke. The last week has seen some change n this respect. The men are sitting up nearer the perpendicular at the fin- ish and the oars are taksn out of the water when the full power of the stroke ie exhausted. There seems to be less hitch or stopping of the shell betwesn kes, and that was all that | | - | Harvara nehind when Cornell. Wrs crews in former years | not rowed as long a finish as year's craw, and it was a particu- n Wray was training an axception- heavy crew and trying to get them to row a high stroke A“Crew of Unbeaten Vete Harvard's eight has two great fac- torg in its favor this yvear The men are all in the best possible condition to | begtn the hardest part of the season’s training. and they are all veteran oars- | men who have never known defeat by | | ¥ale | The conditioning of the men is due In large part to Dr. Ladd. and Coach velopment of & fast craw constantly In mind. The men are all fit to stand two weeks of the hardest kind of drilling and then row as hard a race as they may be required to row. The Varsity Boat. The elght is made up as follows Cutler; 6, Strong: Withingeon: 4, Newton A Stratton; bow, Baich, and co: ~+ Cnmm Oarsmen Here for Final Three Waeks Before Races With Yale on June 30—Varsity Eight 'All- of the oarsmen except Stratton and Balch rowed in victorious crew 3 Cutler and Withington also rowed in the winning varsity, crew Balch towed i 1 Gardner.2b 0/ Bush = Speaker.cf 81Gobo.cc Lewis.i o Crowtord. Yeskes.ss h Purtell. 3 Nmakor.c Hallp year's winning Goodale and Stratton winning freshmen eight All of the men have rowed in their freshmen crews against Yale and the confidence in- stilled in the men by these victories is bound to b2 a big asset. Yale is Coming Fast. Everything considered, however, the | crew has been somewhat of a disap v, no doubt, because so much was expected of it. Cornell was a hard blow, it has shown that the crew traveling just as smoothly as had been Stroke and 7 have not fal'- en in together in complete unison and some of the men hang at:the catch. s safe to say i Bostan and have won, Desrolt ed 5. Louls. 1 to-0. Seenhere this season. ono hit. & sivgle by -Peliy. I th Tras Srick on the back of fhe head by Clark's throw. Fendered tineonsclous and afierwards led off the field. Derrict ran for Baker. and scored on Murphy's single. The same was a featare of Harrs Darls day. The testimontal netzed the home team's captain several thousand_dellars. Score: rowed on Friday, June 30. a day later | race were rowed today abtedly be a big favorit two weeks may the relative 1t is safe io there will be a real race vear in ‘spite of Harvard wou'ld retches, at a high stroke. After the spead of the two crew powerful ‘and vet- as been some what overrated. YALE CREWS OLT ON CHOPPY WATER. s Touls 00 Phitadelphia ... 110 0 Varsity and Freshmen Eights Even in Harvard crew this vear has been al Half-Mile Spurt. *Gales Ferry, Jamesp Cleveland <SR New York H the varsity, unfortunate failing -this vear | crews raissd the by the freshmer fore the finish both crews spu hed on even, terms with a _ The varsity boat ran s went up stream rewing down to stroks was ing each other. . the crews trail- ng coached in turn Washingion Wray has also had this part of the de- | Chicago Elberfeld; bome his place was the ei gm was flled © _Tonight Captain Frost of down to Red Top and called on Cap- tain_Cutler of i POWERFUL BEAR CLIQUE Everts Its Influence and Changes Buy- ing Into a Selling Movement. lowing the opening of the Sock murket today trading ,was active and prices advanced vigorously. The demand in- cluded virtually the entire list of tive stocks, and the market appearzd 16 showed substantial gains. - Thi first hour with no appearance of the steadily during recent days as 1o give Tise te various reports of the opera tions of a powerful bear oligue. Before noen, however, selling wa resumed on a heavy scale and the tone of the market changed sudden United States Steel and the Go stocks exhibited marked weakness and nearly all of the important ratiroad end industrial iseues shared in a re- action which cancelled sains and I some cases resulted in net losses. Dur ket was dull and trading was largel professional in character. Toward th | closz trading Became more active and prices were bid up sharply. Stocks ef the Gould and southern lines wera the weakest in the list Gould shares reflected the uncertainty as to the action of the dirzclors to- mOrrow in regard to the dividend oa | Denver and Rio Grande preferred. Re- | ports of continued hot, dry weather in the cotton belt, despite predictions of rain, dspressed the shares of southern roads. Almost the omly stocks to ex- hibit sustained strength were these of the copper group. Amalgamated Cop- per, Anaco Vtah Copper, Tennes larger domestic and foreign Gemand The conflicting movements in the market today represented a continu ance of the hesitation and. altern: periods of strength and weakn which were prevalent throughout las: veek. Uncertainty as to the outcome | or investigations of corporstions and as to the maintenance of dividena rates. reports of the effect of dreugl in the south and southwest, and dis uleling accounts of the derermination market, - particularly United State Steel, are advanced in expianaion the sensitive conditlen of the market Underlying these Pactors. however, ‘s the beliei that the eutiook for th xenaral industrial siteation is sti clouded The annual repert of Westinghouse | Electric, showing a new high record for both gross and net earnings, had little effect on the steck, which d clined sharply after an’early rise. The stock shared in the recent improve- ment of elactrical shares and the an- nouncement that ne dividend would be paid at present preyented a further gain Bonds were irregular. Total sales. par value, $3.480,000. United States bonds unchanged on cail. STOCKS. Sale. e Too Allis Chalmers pfd 29400 Amal. Copper D een Am. Asienitursl Am. Beet Sugar P Aw Gor & F dun. Covton 011 Am Mee, & L ofd Am e Seeisies Am. Linsed 0N Al Locomotive Am. Smeiling & B Do. prd A Steet Fhundries Am Suger Resnivg Ao el & Tel wo Am. Tohaces pfd — A, Woole 110 Anaconds tining Co 206 Achison 200 Do. ptd” Saa Attantie Const Line . Balimore ‘& onio and, as for the oculist. it b e o i e cause of their defeat. Ths Rose Ci artists have improved a lot since their first game with Stonington High. Stontnsgton Mirror. e e s torado Fued & dra Colorade & Rantnem Ceoetidaied & be well established on a level which | O advan- | tage was heid fairly well during tae | pressure which had b2en exerted so! victory in succession for the Sence: and giving them the record of being the only team fo defeat the Pirates | this season. Felix DeBarros piched a no-Rit ro-run game against the Pirates Inter Harvester International Peper it Norroik & Western §.5 H z§ Fi SR dE on Grisweld grounds at day. G 1-0. Features of the game were the pitching of Hazard, who men, and had seven putouts in left City was pr of pewerful operators o “break” ime; gan to Bro Griswol Jewett City 60000060000 2 1 Time, 1.10; scorer, Lord; umpire,| Chesbro. —Cotton futures Spot closed quiet: middling gulf 16.15 closing bid Time loans ninety days The & Oszood Olgones1e + e e¥ - ams 1h Totals. Seore 1y Two base hits Lewis 2, €obb. + three base Bits, Willett, Purtell Murphy’s Sinele in Ninth Wins for Athlstics. Philacelphis. June 12—Philadelpiia today defeat- n the best pltchers battle ombs held ‘the visitors The only run was made ninth inning. but Baker. Who was running. St Louis. Phitagelzhia abh o e Wb h po 2 e Meloanct 4 03 8 ofterair 0o o 4 0 0 1 0| aringet IR Marrayrt 20 Y i 01 o0 1 o 3 0 o ENT winping run scored. in ot Seore 1y innings— 00 New York 4. Clevetand 1. New York. June 12.—Cleveland teied 2 young piteh- er mamed Joues. from Toledo, agatnst the Highiand- ers today. and he did exeellent work though his feam was beaten. 4 to 1. Three of the five passes be deved at the iate. fig=s mingham = Seore : New York. Totads, e by innings— Two base hils. " Gardner, Washingten Shut Out by Chicago. [Moltin.1b Sullivai.c core by inning: Two base Admits Academy Has a Nine. The Norwich Free Academy team came down to the borough on Friday last and defsated the high school nige by a score of i-2. The local mine did not put up their usuai snappy game. while the v bail every minute of the game. Friends of ihe Stoningtonians ascribe their de- faat ump ing team plaved good in part to the decisions of the e, and while some of his ruilngs did seem unfair to onlookers, as is usually ithe case in a ball game, he undoubtedly used best judgment, s may be a case in the matter, the Nor- ys bave one of the best base- teams that ever visited the Dbor- ¥ inabil- . was the of the iocals to hit the b: Senecas Victors Again. The Sencas defeated the Father Mathew team in a close and exciting e on the Cranberry, 5 to 4. In the aftermoon of the sam= day the warrfors journeved to Jewett City participated in another siz: test, where they g con- which they won from the Jewett Pirates, 1 to 0, making the fifth and the Senecas got only three hi these going to the credit of Hunting- Oney and Ramey. The lineup: ef, Wright 1b, H. re. Filimore I Huntington ¢, Syl berty p, LeClaire cf, Cy Raney ss, Rondeau c Pepin 3b, Jodoin 2, Pezzo ri. 200 Harness Horses at Indianapolis. Tndianapelic, Ind, June 1%.—More than two hundred trotters and pacers from all over the i'mited States and Canada are here in preparation for 4h> opening of the Grand Cirouit racing season, July 11 to 14 This js the first time In- hae had Grand Circuit races, and the Indiana Trotting Horse Breaders’ association, under whose | auspices the meet is to be held at the Indiena state fair grounds, is endeav- oring to make them a success. The track for so early in the season is in excellent condition. A score or more of horses are on the track all of the t Feature Game Won by Griswold. A fast game of baseball was plaved Pp. m. Satur- the score of woid won b k out 19 ielding of Mavnard, who eld. Jeweti vented from scoring by a ay, F. Morgan to W.Mor- wning. Score by innings uble 00100000°—1 7 @ Hay'sfi= 3 iir i ealth Restores color to Gray or Faded hair—Removes Dan- druff and invigorates the Scalp —Promotes a luxuriant, healthy hair growth—Stops its falling out. Is notadye. $1.00 and S0e. at Drug Stores or direct wpon. receipt of price and dealer’s name. Sead 10c. for samole borle~Fhilo Hay Specialties Co.. Newark, N. J., U.S. * Hay’s l-lfl.n- Soap is uncqualed for Shampooing the hair and keeping the Scalp clesn and healthy, also for red, rongh chapped hands nd face. Z5c. at Druggists. REFUSE ALL SUBSTITUTES Engler & Smith, Chas. Qegood & Co., & Jones w_m,a.;g, Pittsburg, June 12 Cincinali 3. New York I Clacinad. June 12.—Keef¢s pliching. backed by some brilliant_fielding, was too mu . and Cieinnad wen. 3 o 1. This reduced New York to second place in the penmant face. Tires bast is, Susdiruss, Eamend, Mitchell *Batted for G Score by tanings o o T hse hits Komsichy. Hugsins, Walsh, Lovert taree base hit. Hasser. rowe, No. e tured them for spending so much time CENTRALS’ NEW MANAGER. |around a local ice cream and soda re- _— sort and drove his scolding home with | lle Succeeds | the announcement that they will mot be allowed to accompany the Cornell | navy to Poughkeepsie tomorrow nigh The new seating of the freshman W. H. Bowen of Gr J. W. Calkins as Owner and Mana- % Calkins, who has been mana- — ger of the Central A. C., has resigned and sold out his intere H. Bowen, who will become manager | Poughkeepsie, X. from now on. Mr. Bowen was lately | Univedsity manager of the Greeneville A. C.. but |here today for vractice for the inte has cancelled all games which he had arranged here. He wants to davote all [ The men who are in ¢ his time to the Central A. C. with the Hospital Baltic Tigers No Matoh for B. A, C.|'varsity eight used On Sunday, the B. A. C. team plaved | the first time. the old Baltic Tigers and trimmed | Coach Vail found h! them by the acore of 14-3. The Tigers | Jim Rice and his Columbia squad had been blowing for some time past | Feady on the scene. Couriney’s crew that they couid trim the B. A. C. any | IS expected from Ltbaca tomorrow day in the wesk Sumday proved dif- | Wednesday. Pennsy! . The Tigers were no match |Cuse are due before the end of at all for the B. A. C.. and may now | Week. Practice for the regatia learn to kesp quiet. Batteries: B. A. |then be in full swing. Today the Grey and Fournier; Tigers, Don- | lumbia 'varsity crew took nelly and Desautelle. ~Umpire, John |Spin over the full four mile course McSheffery of Taftville. 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