Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, July 25, 1912, Page 3

NORWICH BULLETIN, THURSDAY, JULY 25, 1912 T % INSURANC=. A Specialty: FARM INSURANCE J. L. Lathrop & Sons, Norwich, Conn. What Insurance Do You Carry? When fire comes it gives no warn- ng. ry one should protect his operty bY an adequate Fire In- surance Polic: Small yearly payments secure able protection, ISAAC 8. JONES, tnsurance and Real Estate Agent, Richards Bldg.,, 91 Main St in- ibE \OFFICE OF W¥.- ¥ BILL, Real Estate and Fue Insurance, iweaied 1n Pomery’ Block, over C. M. Ilwme, Root: 5, third Goor. Teleohone 147. ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW AMOS A. BROWKING Attorney-at-law, 3 Richards Blag. one 700. Brown & Perkns, /fomeys-al-la Over First Nar Eank, Shetucket St Entrance stalrwey next to Thamme Nationa' Dank. Telephone 38-3. D GRAFF. GILMORE. Special. G. EDWARD GRAFF Stocks, Bonds and Grain Room 5, Chapman Bu:"-3, 65 Broadway. Norwich, Conn MEMBER Coneolidated Stock Fxchange of New York Chicago Board of Trada Telophone 842 G M. GILPILLAN, Mgr. Asx for our weekly letter. It is full of useful informatten. Ist Mortgage 5% Gold Bond Net over 5.40% DICK BROS. & CO. Tel 901 Norwich FRANK 0, MOSES, Mgn BASEBALL RESULTE WEDNESDAY. Iatorsational Loagne. 24 Tt Fiow. gams: Provdmes : Providecce 0. Toronto 9, UE STANDING. Lt PO - m " a Hoiyoke 5. New Haven 4. aterbury— Waterbury 2, Bridgepert 1. Ai MpringteldHariford 9, Springfeld 8. Eleves toings. COMNGCTICUT LEAGUE STANDING. Won Lest. re N Haren “ u wr Brideert “ 03 Felpas 3 b Rurttoct u 5 ' at New York Prison. . Baseball R Glens Falls, N. Y. July 24—Fot the first time in the history of the Penal institusions of New York state, bas ball has been adopted as a part prison curicluiom. The first game, according 1o antouncement today by Warden Homer, will be played next Saturday afternoon at Comstock, when two nines composed of prisoners at the Great Meadow prison will cross bats on the prison grounds. A total of 840 men are now enrolled at the in- stitotion, and among these a five leagy has been organized to piay for the prison champlonship. President Muorphy of ths Chicage Natlomal club has annponnced the un- conditional release of Pitchers Gaff- mey and Vermon and Inflelder All- strom. Justa Reminder that for pimples, blackheads and other blemishes of t.he‘ complexioa Glenn’s Sulphur Soap is the best remedy. It clears the complexion and cures skin diseases. All druggists. W M od Whisber Dow. Bk or brows, S0c. McLOUGHLIN LONGWOOD CHAMPION Wins From E. P. Larned in Straight Sets—Deposed Cham- ed Family Ten Years. Boston, July Maurfce B, Me- Loughlin of San Francisco won the Longwdod tennls singles tournament today by defeating E. P. Larned of Summit, N. J., in the cnallenge match of the Longwood cup in straight sets. The scores were: 6—4, 6—2, 6—4. As a'result of the match the Longwos cup goes out of the Larned family for the first time in ten years. When Larnég won the All Comers' tournament at Longwood last year his brother, William A. Larned, then a champion, who had won three previous trophies outright, defaulted to the younger player. The match today was the first meet- ing in any large tournament of Mc- Loughlin and . P. Larned and the {latter proved no match whatever for the star. With a few strokes thers was never a moment that McLough- iin was not the master of the situa- tion. His cross court covering was sweeping in_extent as well as swift and sure. His net play was like a | stone wall, while off the ground he hit hard were played only seven went to | Deuce. AIRLIE VS, MONTVILLE. | Manager Harrison’s Reply to Flah- | erty's Letter. Hanover, Comn., July 21, 1912, Norwich Bulletin, Norwich, Conn. Dear Sir: The letter printed in to- | day’s Bulletin,- signed by C. E. Flah- erty of Montville, in regard to the Alrlie—Montville game of last Sat- urday, is a huge joke. All those ac- quainted with Flaherty's methods in | preciate this fact. However, there | will be a few who will not understand the situntion—hence this reply. The Airlle team has played at | Montville for the.last three or four {seasons. Every year we have had | |the same trouble—namely—poor um- | | piring. This has been the complaint |of all teams who have ever played on |the Montville grounds. The Montviile |team appeared on the Hanover dla- |mond for the first time during the |season of 1911, After the game they |declared it to be-the best gama they had ever played. This meason they appeared again, with the same result |28 last season. After the splendid treatment, Flah- |erty's team recetved on the local din- mond, the Airlie team expeoted to get at Jeast half & show when they went to_Montville. Upon arriving at the field in Mont- ville Saturday, we were surprised at the smallness of the crowd, there he- ing only about a dozen Montville peo- | plo at tho game, besides a few voung- sters, The rest of the “crowd” was made up of & tew Hanover peopls. Wa inquired 8s to the slimmess of the crowd and were told that every team that went fo Montyills was robbed of the geme, This had o disgusted the townspeople that they refused to patronise the team, That the Mont- ville fans are fully justified in their attitude was quickly preven to us, The reasting began on the very first vlay of the game. Windsor, the first man up for Airlie, smashed one teo ot forsthe shortstop i handle, On the next ball pitehed Windsor stele gocond eloanty, but was waved out by the umplre, when te all the sane pes- pla, op the fild he was casily mase t the worst was yet to come. With & man on first, ‘Nerm” Standish knoolged ar casy reiller dewn teward firet base, thres fest outside the line. The @izst baseman started te field the ball, but in doing so tripped_over the beg, mnd foll long, Whea ho pieked the bali up he was ordered to throw to second from whenee the ball {the fleld. was returned to first. pion Beaten From Start—Longwood Cup Held by\Larn- The umpire at once declared both men out. It was one of the rawest deals ever handed out on a ball fleld. Tven the Mont- ville players, save Ilaherty, admitted the ball was a foul. The Alrlie team started the field, but Captain Park decided to stick it out and put his team back in to leave It was here that the change in the umpire was made. Everything went along all right for a few min- utes, when with two Montvilie men on the bases, the batter knocked a foul ball along on foul ground, and the um- pire justly called it a foul. rushed out on the dlamond and snatch- ed the indicator out of the umpire's hands and told him to “get out.” The Flaherty | Montville team left the fleld, so con- sequently there was nothing left for the Alrlie's but to de likewise. Flahert; Airlie pitcher, ulous on the map. How| ver, he h Flaherty We refused heard squeal games. Teams Very re AIRLI Louls st Phliadel Cleveland st Boston, No gumes scheduled, Bowen ., Wastington ", Puiladeipbla Chicagn Dotrolt Cloveland ', New York B, Louis York recnulf, won s of & to 8 cghth, mf’»‘xra pen 31 s b sdad $3009 tH &1‘3 FRAR i them from Baltic, before for makes the statement in his | “comedy sketch” this morning that the Page, was being hit rder every -nning. This s a ridic- statement, as ‘ “Danny” and accurately throughout | pitching gilt edge ball, holding Mont- the three sets, in which 28 games |ville at his mercy. was The Airlle boye |have nothing but praise | Phillips, the Montville pitcher. “Pod He is the whole Montville team, end were it not for him Montville would nat be Not only is he a splen- {did pitcher, but a gentleman a3 well s nothing on r teams beside Mont- Danny When Montville came to Hanover a few weeks ago we gave them seven dollars and paid for the teams to carry This made the to- tal expense ten doliars. We were to receive the same when we went there. to give us a cent. that leaving Montville that he didn't have ten dollars to give running the Montville games will ap- |US and 8o started the row in order to out of paying up. |should have Informed us not to come |if this was the case, We are very sorry indeed to have this trouble, as we enjoy playing clean come here are fairly treated, and we expect the same treatment when we go abroad. Flaherty ectfully yours, nhts, Detroit st Washington. Won. 0 5 & G o) i % National Loages. Wew York 4, Chicage 3. New York, July 4—Georzo McConnell BASEBALL TEAM, Wm, C. Harrison, Manager. GAMES TODAY Amerioae Leagus AMERITAN LEAGUE STANDING. Lost. the New pitchers’ batile here today | 1 Dantels. 0 Chae,1b 0[Blerrett,of 1/zinn, et 0 Stk ol Hartzetl 9 Marttn, New from Waish, ' the crack Chicags twirler. by the soam Zinn won the game fo York in the when Led rore in two rans with s double. Clase's fidlding sad hiting were the featares. The New York. at FINANGIAL AND COMMERGIAL Naps Take One from Red Sex. in soite of peor pitrhing by Steen. In the fekd. Sare: Gisveland, b i o 3 0 oicon.26 8 oftseiconrt 5 oloccsmvormoan— ez Boonerst Yoekes, 3 Bail.2 Speaker.cf olgriggs. b 1 rtekeon, of Tewtsit derduer.8b sliringtone 4 0f8wenn 1larezen Totale, 3 e | Glecnroneanonmec PR S CA A TR M| ouossnsn é Phillies 4. St Louts, gare them the game, § Philadelphia. ab w0 4 Seore *Patted for Hamen o Sih Two eut whea winuiag run scored. Bcore by tnaiagst Phlladeiphls . o000 5t Louls L0006 0200 Two busebits Paskert Hugsine, Alexander, geo; thres buse hit. Lobert. Cincinnatt, July 24 Wey, 8 to 7. in m excting ten Ames wero hit freely. tenth won for New York Score: Batied for Tewesu tn **Ratted for Ames 1n 10th. #Batted for Fromme in 7th. zBatted for Benton in 9th. aRan for Clark in 9th. Bcore by tnningat New York 2 Cincinnati Tws buse hits, Bates MoCeemisk, base hit. Tessen; Lome wm. Becker, Ohlsage 5, Breokiyn | Cheago, Tuly U.—Chlease bunshed hits won the final game of the series from By ta 1, Cheney tisd fine control snd keut ttow’ bitls well soattered, Boore: Chieage. Brooklyn. pon el ab Sheckerd 1t B 0 OMoranet B Sotutla,rf 10 OfNerihent 4 0 Tinker, 53 ofSmitdn 4 1 im'moa, B 0 0 olpmbert1dy 3 1 Leach,f 6.4 olHummme1 171 Baier.1b % tlouser s 3 8 Evars.3h 14 olwestii B Ardier.a 5 0 ofBisherss 4 1 Chenez.p Ervinet 4 0 ingling. 3 0 otals, - Totals, 81 Soors by tnnings: Cblcase 310160008 Reooklzn 5098088 [ er; home run, Schults Mile in 39 1-5 Beconds. Few York, July 84 record for a me: tor eyele was made at Beach metordrome last thur Chappie of New York drivi distance in 39 1-5 seconds. is a one-third mile saucer. s The Federation gers Against Um organization W will have, hopoa Pagkertct V4 2 3 0 JobertS 4 2 1 1 Mageel 5 0 2 0 Crarathrt 4 0 2 0 0/Koetehy,1b Luderus,id & 2 7 1 0/Bvansrl 4322 oHeuserss 422 0 00mkenct 4081 oWinge Alexander,p 4 1 0 § 0/Harmonp 3 1 — — —|Ealkop 0 0 Totals, 3 113 8 0/°Ehis 10 | o Totals, 7 New York. | Cincimnatl. b hopoa el ab h Devorert 6 2 1 1 OBeschordt 5 4 Dovledh £ 1 8 8 0Bateset £ 2 Decer.d 5 3 2 1 1 Hoblitsellb ¢ 1 Merklolb 3 010 O 1iMitchellrt § 1 5040 0Banssh 4 3 5211 0B 53 Meverso 4 2 T 2 1Esmonde § 0 Tetcherss 3 1 2 & 2MTLeame 4 1 2201 30 1000 00 9000 0Fpbdesp 0 0 9000 0xMDonald 1 0 1100 omClark - 1 ______ mndareans 1 0 (OETETETY it The Bostmn, Juls 34.—Boston Tost todar to_Cleveland, winping easlls 11 fo 5. Afier the visifors had sared fire rms in the seventh, practleally @ new Boson feam Was put R oo amy lowwmnonouws July 24.—Fire hlls and » wmerifice tn the ning inning, potting three runs for the locals. cawcSuuay 0 0 L New York Makes Clean Sweep at Cincinnati. Now York masde & clean sweep of the serles. ‘winning the fourth game here inning battle. Fromme pitched well for seven innings. Benton. who relfved him. wes no improvement. Both Tesres snd MrCommick’s double in the lasscssm the ™ 2 [ i [] § 1 i 7 {Fwq_buse hits. leach. Schuits, Pambert, Hummel; A new world's mile on a mo- the Brighton night, n; of Basebail Mama- s will be the pext doubtles: looasmme: Ar- rack AMERICAN ATHLETES IN BERLIN GAMES. Melvin W: Sheppard Sets New Record for 1,000 Metres—Rose Breaks Stene Put Recerd. Berlin, July 24, everal of the mem- bers of the Ameriean Olymplc team were winners in the games hield here today, , Melvin W, Sheppard of the metreg, establishing a new record of 2 minutes 329-10 seconds, which s 41-10 seconds better than the German record. Ralph Rose bettered the 15 cemti- maters (nearly 6 inches), the record for putting the square stone weighing 262-3 pounds, though he had never taken part in this event bafore. Don Lippincott, University of Penn- sylvania, easily defeated the German 10000135 6lsprinter’ Rau, in the 200 metres dash, 100050 11| The Americans, with the exoeption . Tumer. Bradiey; thme|of Rose, left tonight for Budapest, base ks Ryan, Blrmiuzhaw. Jaekeon. —_— — PLANT'S ELENA WINS, . BATIONAL LEAGUE STANDINS. e 11 & * Wen Lat 20| pefeating Irolita and Enchantress in Gl 5 Larchmont Club Race. 1 590 a 50| New York, July 24—The schooner a ‘i1 | yacht Elena, owned by Morton F. 5 ‘s4 | Plant, defeated E. W.:Clark’s Irolia by o 26|11 minutes 30 seconds, and Weislin's Enchantress by 13 minutes 33 sec- onds, today, in the fourth series race of the Larchmont Yacht club. It was ward, which gave them a run, a reach and beat over a triangular course of 151-4 miles twice over. { DIAMOND NOTES. They say George Wright once piayed through a season of baseball without making a wild throw. Thoney, Janvrin, Purtell, Knight and McHale of the Jersey City team are former members of the Boston Red Sox. vl cocmcivonass 14 E Ma- The Phillies will bear wasching from now on. Manager Dooin is due for some luck. He has had a cohort of Jinxes at his heels Jong enough, Last Wednesday weas the 12th anni- versary of the first game that Christy Mathewson pitched for the New York Giants, Big Bd Donnelly of the Braves has been in 21 games, and i batting for .387. Te is the most feared plicher in the league when he comes to bat. Speaker is batting consistently. He makes no spurts and he does ot slump. Batting around 400 all the time is some reeord. Justin Fitsgerald, the former Santa Clara oollege baseball player, who was taken to New York for the Yankees last year by Hal Chass, has joined Portland. wlosssesssa The Washington and Detroft teams have furnished a big surprise in the American leaguo race. A year ago Detroit was leading and Washington was In seventh place. This season ‘Washington s fighfing for the pen- Irish-American A.' C. won the 1,000 | sailed in a good breeze from the west- | | PusLic APPROVAL | nant, while Detroit is trylvg to break into 'the Aungeon. Manager John J. McGraw was the guest of honor Friday night at a ban- quet at a New York hotel. The ban- STEAMER BLOCK o8 | A M AM s ol ) Norwien , o.Lw. *8.30 **0.15 4 3] New Lendon . 10.00 10.40 i 0|l waten = ,. 1108 1145 ! 51} Bloek Isiand 1230 110 5 Noen P, M. *Daily, except Bundave, Twe heurs at Block Island Sundays. Mendays, WATCH BILL 2 AR Adults, 56c; Children, 26, 44 HOURS AT WATCH HILL, the Narwic! Watch Hill and Block Island SPECIAL EXCURSION TICKETS Wednesdays and Fridays July 8 to September 2nd inclusive Shore Dinner Houses and Bathing Feach near landings at Hill and Block Island, For further information, party rates, apply at offica of cempany on Nerwich Line Wharf, New London. to Ocean Beach and return; Adults 40c; Children 25c. Tickets include round trip trolley from New Lendon to Beach. NEW ENGLAND STEAMSHIP ©O. DAILY SERVICE Until Sept. 3, to ISLAND P.M P.M 5 **8.15 Bloek Island . Ly. Wateh Hill .. 340 440 New London Due 6.00 6.00 Nerwieh ..... Due 630 7.30 P.M. P.M. **Sundays only. Two hours at Block Island Sundays. AND Aduits, 78c; Chlidren, 40c. 18§ HOURS AT BLOCK ISLAND. Watch 1. L. DOIL, Agent. EXTREMELY LIGMT DAY. Business on Market Decidedly Small and Price Changes Insignificant. New York, July M—The stock mer- ket today manifested no decided ten- dency to get out of the rut into which it fell earlier in the week. Business was the smallest of any full session in some time and price changes wWere without significance, though in a down- ward direction. There was & recur- rence of the recent selling pressure against the leaders, but it lacked force. The electrical stocks and a few others were prominent for thelr ac- tivity and strength, but speculative issues were relatively dormant An- other severe decline in National B ouit early in the day was unattended by any special news other than the assumption that the company is meet- {ing with unusual competition. Texas company also suffered something of & reverse on unofficial demial of any contemplated cbange in the dlvidend and further liquidation in United States Realty was indicated by its re- actionary trend. Local bankers were today consider- ing the financing of $6,000,000 new equipment notes by the Boston and Albany railroad. The notes will prac- tically take the form of a joint ssue with the New York Central, which leases the Boston and Albanv under guarantee. American securities were steady abroad, with a moderate charge for the London oarry over. Little busi- ness was done.here for KEuropeans. The Berlin bourse imclined to weak- ness as a result of parl'amentary dis- cusslon of the British naval pro- gramme. Bonds again steady and dull with total sales, par valwa, amounting to $2.103,000. U fted States government bonds unchanged on cail. STOCKS. - Alfts Chalmers ot 9999 Amal. Copper Am. Agrcntorst 590 Am. Beet Super. 00 Am. A 800 Atchison 200 Do. pra 200 Atlanile Const 400 Pultimore & O, Bethlshem Siesl ... 2400 Brooklyn Repld Towads 1109 Cruadion Pacift 400 Comtral Lenthor | ot New Jecwr. oake & Ol o & Alwo Chisgo Grmi Westesm, Do pta Chicsss & N W Cusass, M & 1 P C € C. & 8 Loun. Puel & I, & Suotra & R Do wrd Dixtlers Prie ™ na Sevurition 144 pra 14 ptd 100 Oreed Northern 00 Do Oro Clte. 100 Tutecborough 3 00 Do, bt ... 100 Inter Harrosier ... —— Inter Marine ptd . —— Tows Ceaira Do. pta c Mal Peonmirania . Peaple’s Gy -~ Plusburg, Plitaburg. Pullman Palace Rallway ~Steel Reading Repubite Steel 490 Do. pra w0 Do. pta L a8 ¥ St Touls De. * ptd Rtates Wheeling & 1. 100 Letdgh Valley 800 Chino Coppar 100 Ray. Consol 100 Am. Tobasw 00 Besboard Alr 200 Do pfa . M New York, Jul ruling rate 2 closing bid 2 3- du! six month closed firm. January 12, clos 12.61, quiet and 1826; sales, 1,10 Open, " 915 i —— Ilinals _Ceutral . ——— Internationa] Peper —— Internations] Puap 100 Kuusns ity Southeca. . Rok Tslat o 5w Sloss Shet. §. & 1100 Southern Patfl . 2300 Bouthern Rallway . ——Dn. pta s 160 Tesnesses ~ Coppar 100 Texas & Paif 200 Toledo, 'St 200 Do pfa 2600 Union Pacifie . ——— Do. pfd 1800 United Slates ited States Ruber. 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