Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, September 17, 1912, Page 3

INSURANGE. . FARM INSURANCE Close Fight In “Horsemen Fulumy Leord Allen, Dillon Axworthy and Sweet Alice Henandkue Carried Over—Baden an Easy Win- ner n?lo Trot—Bnnlum Baughman T-keo 2.05 Pace. Detroit, :Sept. 16.—The bnby trotters real contest and Captain Wendell, Hitchoock and Storer, tack- les; P.u-memer center; (xardnsr quar- terback, and Felton, end. The latter is| neligible, but it is thought the him will 'be over- ‘before the season is well advanc- an "Have Heat on Five Sides of the Oven One-fourth more heat around oven means L orica ll}.ll? {:nly M it this aft practic: e excitement this aft- L eyt day yasating of \Detroit's Grand Circuit meeting, at the Michigan. state fair grounds. After the first three events o) had been decided in youngaters csme out and stiged 4g ever geen on lha the ' programme ight-heats, the | ed. The material which came out today 18 considered promising, being well dis- tributed between the rush line and the thy and swm _Alice each winning one Few of the men have had A®P FANCY PATENT These are specul low prices and éhould buy, 25 per cent. saving &::Qfilfi. Whole Milk . CHEESfi « 9516 Less than wholesale price hoat. The race then went over umtil tomorrow because of darkmess. ‘The track was in good condition, a the advantage of' 'varsity football for more than one }el.r. hoIivel' WALSH 15 A REAL IRON MAN. White SoxStar Has Remarkable En- durance and is Always Heady. er\work with less fusl. S Roweis RS T ML A ifa fcuten s e, makes only four turns, others make six and thikd less turns means less friction and better bake. SCHWARTZ BROS., ‘pace straight heats, in each of which o the onm.ond‘;\r 'muM sec- Kos BABY IN.THE HOD. ond and third heats were hard driven Real iron_men like Edward Walsh, No Baby in the roller’ bunng the White Sox pitcher, are and always have been ‘few 1n’baseball, says an ex-, McGinnity was & ploneer it Then Coombs, like Walsh, could stand being hurled” breach many ‘times beyond she ordi- Walter Johnson has wonderful t Baden was mever hurried Yo win' the 20, teet. He aiways was just & little in fromt, and at the fi of each beat Rodney was looking and slowing up. 9-11 Water Street, Norwich, Conn. to the last turn in | nary. got a good start on the cham; the first inning and Averell pitched so effeCtively that the best New Haven could @o was jo get four hits. heats of th‘ 2.05 pace, but in the | endurance add s always ready to go 2 hit I the last two in- h ‘Baughman had the | in on request. speed and finished dn easy winner. In the second heat Cox had. his llow,d down to a common jog at —_ Gall Stones : _ Removed Without Walsh probably has pitched in more games a year for the length of time e{he his been .in the game than any - | other pitcher baseball has kmown. It trotters in| was predicted half a dozen vears sgo 2002001005 8 1 Wa 0000200002 4 3 orbecor rd Allen | that the inordinate wear heat | would get hil e ‘fhfi'fl m“m nm; ke | other thing supposed 1o be very iry eny 15 e n - Vi > i e but broke | Ing, but he! comtends that with him flag .nd, finished | that form of delivery is no more ex- Tord "Allon in the next heat | Acting on the arnr than any other way e siretch | f pitching: : An Operation After sufféring for one yean with gall nla by a friend to try m-n with the fifty | r using four hottles was much better. and “but he is still at it, e if not as strong as He is a spitball pltcher, too, an- GAMES TODAY American. Leagus. Washington ¢ St Louls. Philadeiphts at Chiceso. New York at Detroit. Boston at Cleveland. Fpee olie worthy wu comi again led the bunch fnto. but,_ Dillon mmmsmmmmu 0 the_ third heat seven years ago fiave ‘nevet baba/siok from this disease, Wauregan 4,-All-Collegians 0. The Wauregans had very Mttle dif- a can 16¢ Regular 18c . WITH THIS COMBINATION SALE ROYAL /1 Ib..Coffee .. Y, Ib. 60c Tea, fleukty in wivming their gamo Saturday FOOTBALL PRACTICE STARTS. o-mlly recommend Dr. Kil- at home over the All-Collegians, 4 amp-Root to any one for kid- 1pk.N.B.C. touching up Reiger for eight hits, Thirty-five Candidates Report at Nor- Marland gave \ wich Free Academy. There was a squad of about twenty- five candiddates out for the opening ladder troubles hoping : as much good for many people for me. four. M-rhad' three base bingle started off the scor- ing, while a wild Murray, singles by Robertson’ wi . w Shortsto; Yours truly, Bdb!z and G«pr MISS EMMA HOLDEFER 20 North Thorpe St., Kansas City, Kan. State of Missour! County of Jackson On the. 11th ddy 6f August, 1909, personally ap tary Publie in State, Miss Emma Holdefer, who sub- |} scribed the within statement and made oath that the same s true in stance and In fact. / HENRY C. EMERY, ° Notary Public. 4 ve some more excitement. Mar- ¥ e d _excellent ‘work for_the mm" i MAJOR LEAGUES DRAFT| THIRTY-TWO PLAYERS. Twenty Vounmn Go ,tp American * League. X ponan Hoo oM B , 0., Sept. 16.—The luck of H be regular practice every afternoon hereafter. 7 | wann Young Marcks vk. Yoing Buster. Another card of good boxing is prom- ised the local mh.“:n for next Mpm Tor the mttn bost Jou s i o o i e ), Tuns Canmw, up against Young Island’s fatest men in the Tounds il RO off four bouts. i il i1 RIS E LIRS T Dr. Kilmer & Co., Bl m ® sample bottle. . Y4 a Met of valusable infc 1l about the kidneys a writing, be sure and mention o Norwich Daily Bulletin, Regular y-cent and on for sale at all drug stores. R 9 i B! % Sle E -f i * Airlies Trim Baltio. The Alrlies of Hanover defeated tho monnructed Baltic' team on Saturday Hanover by a score of 10 to 1. /The | gee team was unable to hit Phillips, | Pinadupms’ th':‘lAll‘lh pitcher, who twirled in his toe Mitcheil **Ratted e Wik Two base Bit. lum‘ say, is devoid of star players. Speake: second time within a month that Bak 30 Stamps with 1 1b. El Ryad. 25 8tamps_with 1 Ib. Ambo 20-8tamps with 1 |b. Sultana 10 Stamps with 1 b, Coffes. ... and Wood .ure both great ball player but I do mot class them as individu stars because they are working f of the club every mintte they on #the field. The Boston club i3 greatest of all American leaguc clubst because it is eve without any individual star’ perform- cbs to upset the even temor of its een forced to bite the dust by The previous meet- | Ameri- m;m on Aug. 24th, when Atrite won | N7, L% by a scorg of 17 to 0. « That Raltic has | psbury . ¢ of lots consumed all of | been able to score but one run in two | s games speaks volumes for the work | Phladelpiia e, d,..m be- | of Phillips and the team bebind him. The batterles for Saturday’s game Nationa] | were: For Airlle, Phnup- and McKsy, for Baltic,” Simino and Charo Knights Defeat Griswold. The Knights df Honor defeated the | teor Griswold A, C. Saturday at Jewett well. The score: City by the score of 10 to 8. The vis- Htors could not connect with W. Ben- | .o min's slants untll the sixth, when a |0’ o e and The prelim is ; St Louls Nationals, Bos- tween Jim Dixon and Xid Block, it of New London. ~ Matt Wells London, . Sept. lightweight champion of Australi the deciston in his fight Black Pfiars ring English chemplion, on a foul. - swored | Was disqualified in the 14th round for knocling down Hehgan after the gong sounded. The fight was fast and furi- ous throughout. and ran well into 575 PRESSED §0p Uur vagon tnllc Tummm 16.—Hughie annnn am of the opinfon that Stahl has, a better chance than McGraw In the The BoSton club ie stronger all around than the Giants, 15 touted as the hest olub to meet the Giants in the world's o world’s series. 204 pass in the second inming. ook the smallest chance, § | 5 Everybody figured on Walter. Johnson winning the series for Wash- BAREBALL RESULTS MONDAY. BEFORE YOU BUILD Write for THIS BOOKI Learn! about Compe-Board, the | walh and.ceiling, Itis dry, warm, e, rpo'rlALi. PRACTICE 'EGIN! AT HARVARD. N‘ and DECORATING ‘are | Fifey.four Candidates Report for Early W P F MURTAGH . 92 and 94 West Main St ington. But I think Wood fs th pitcher of the two, therefore, will Mgure very strongly eries. visttors made five hm count for elght | Kime’ e .t Honor would | pesiin,1n Hke to ahaflcnge &ny team under 18 M'nrln-n years of age in' New London coumty. Answer through The Bulletin, eurSerntay SRR INTERNATIONAL LEAQUE STANDING. o deaatcan Hartford Bests'New Haven, New Haven, Sept. 16.—In the first of the post season series between New Haven and Hartford today the visitors ‘Wwon by the score of 5 to 2. Mass., Bepr. 18. ——Hfiy- responded to practice at w today. Of ‘flo number there were had previously have a number of other recruits com- ing at the end 6f the minor league seagons. The St. Louis club of 1918 a wonderfully utyn,mnca I am assurkd judging from the present (+*Bresnahan for Peritt 1o 4. **Batted for Burke in oL W uiRer abartiih Blaces. 13 Blrorormsrnwansal ) £ germ-proof sed damage-prook;can’t erack or chip to spoil . Write for sample and booklettelling how Board is used not caly in fine dwellings garages, storerooms, signboards, store ances of some of the new have picked up. BIG MONEY WINNERS not lower than fourth next year. fact that my 1913 club will be & my young one will give me an ndvlnhl. over sevaral of the clubs that are ~ ON*GRAND CIRCUIT. 18 ' Races Has Taken Adnm s Taéem New York Lotes to Chicago. New York. Sept. 16.—Chioiso defcated New York FINANGIAL, AND COMMERCIAL . Cox Winning in tho second gamo of the series by & . The slctory assures the Cubs of the ¥ of their serles with the Gipnts. Mathe it f hard. thoush meny hard diives weat directly at the Now York felders. Deth resulted in Oblcago's winning rying old timber. I realize that it w! ‘take me two or three years to whp the youngsters into shape, but I am satisfled with the outlook. “MARKET CLOSED IRREGULAR, Per Cent. Meney With 'the end of Hartford ‘the eastern -division of the Five and One. Causes Sotback in Last Hour. grand circuit is completed. Walter |looked over Veach, the Indianavalis s Knecked out of the bz by New York in, four outfielder secured by the Tigers. of my secouts did not Ik R. Cox, the New Hampshire David Harum, has ‘won 18 races and has been placed in 45 others; he leads in lgo, his stable hav- Thomas W. Mur- ie has won 15 races eyed positions and le's earnings are $26,759; Ed Geers has won 13 races and New York, sept 16—The market alars, Wt the chumplans made ozly two bify ot Five and one- half 3900 Labign vaier money winnings, ng earned, $38,762. hy of Poughkee and 42 other m goneral setback in the final hour, iu which Rendln( Was the most conspicu- ) SPORT NOT’ES | The shifting of the date for_the Grand Prix automobile race from Sept. A. A. ADAM, Nerwich Tml‘ . Telephone 447-12, " Saturday’s’ baak was rather favorable in. the sense that the $ FULL SET TEETH ) GUARAHTEED 'IT e mrns e BLOO uR $24, Z“O A. 8. Rodney has won 5 races Alonzo McDonald 10 races The 20 leading money minnérs from Grand Rapids to and 17 to Sept. 23 has been sanctioned by the Automobile club of America. slightly strengthened, and announce- | 10 North - Americas 40 Northern Pacific ment of a moderately large geld en- gagement in London, the first in over two years, strengthened today's mar- ket In the early dealings. Gréat North. ern, St. Paul, Southern Rallway pri ferred and other standard raliway is- #ugs rose a point or thereabouts, with similar gains in varlous specialties. er pressure against Reading and DENTIST DR, E. J. JONES Salle 46, Shannen Building Pame Dlike B. Kahanamoku, the Hawaifan, 100 yard swimm! 1 in the Swedh Olympics, wi Ean Francisco for Honolulu meetings, are as follow: the . Boston Marathon | runner, is_entered for the open pro- Joe Patchen IT . Queen Worthy . Knight Onwards .. Two base it Bvers: home rups, Merkie, Archer. which most early gains were lost. money opened lighter demand than recently. Cinclanati Whits Washes Phillies Twios. 18.—Philadeiphia was shut Zames isday by Clnclonadl, In the ¥rst seme Rizey | was Mt hard, end was dakem off the rubber In the 8 Soning, doring which Cinclonat made fre rane. In tis geme Rniley mede three ers. Alexander's o place at the motordrome in Vailsburg N. Dorsch Medium Sunday, Sept. es have closed for the A. A. nehips in Pittshurg Sent. and 21, and in spite of the good influ- ence of the racent Olympic games the, have been coming in rather glowly. Specfalties, such as Chino Copper, American Cotten Ofl and Can, wera of the nodn hour at sub- stantial advances. The rise in Cotton Ofl was attended hy rumors of a re- lug‘%flon of (:l;:‘dmds er_specialties, auch as Can pre- férred, People’s Gas, Colorado Fuel pum Utah and Ray coppers, were taken up | Iater, with general steadiness in the are [ (10 Featur ,..zm..v Bl P o I R T STETSON ‘& YOUNG. C. ATCHISON, M. I;. 'NVIIWN 'A::D SURGEON, Arona McKinner . Ruth MoGregor . Branham Baugh'n| While George Bonhag has no in- tention of starting race In Pittsburg pext Saturday, he ls quoted as saying that he is anxious to win one mere championship before he “hangs up his sho 100 T 13780 Toitea Biates Sl Buway 2oy Fesmacnanf STOVALL FAVORS BOSTON. Thinks Red 8éx 8hould Trim Giants Tt ix Interesting speculation to figure Just where Johnny I in the intercollegiate champlonship this fail in New Haven this week and said he would soon star: tralning with the Yal hill and dale m, 5l mdowormnopl 2] ousron! COALAND LUMBER. Gellagher was George 'Stovall, Louis Browns, anager of the St thinks Tris Speaker of Roston 1s a greater baseball player (OO e New York, Sept' 16—Cotton fatures | closed steady. . 11.12; October, 11.27; November, 11‘34 2 ses 3 Southern Russia has a swimmer of unbgunded ambition named Romenco, lm the Caspian sea, has S 1l player and Cobb a r is not a star,” Tn my opinion a base- hall qmr is a player who m.ghm( hvs ndividual work stand out 1 But T think that does more work for the Boston « than Cobb does for Detroit, plavs for the good of the dlub, while Cobb plays for himself to a great ex- American_league December, i \ school teacher ——May, 1160; June, 114 n ;pm. cotton uusui quiet, mi middiing dul, 1153; .qnn | croeh who swam 30 miler | " Fog Burning Kinds and Lshigh ALWAYE IN STOCK. A. D. LATHROP, Office—cor Market and Shetucket Sts Telephons 163-12. CALAMITE COAL Well Seasoned WUnd o. H. m\sx:u.. M8 == Phenes == A3 Engllah ‘whannel last sear, | test from St. Pet sburg to Stockhohn Ralph Rose has a great adiniration | for Nicklander, him such a_scare in Stockholm, and maintains that he is the best bulit ‘The Finn shotput- nches, weighs 220 New York, Sept. 16- r\lom‘) on call 41205 1-2 per cent; G0 Bethlehens St ... 1100 Brookive Bestd Traust 500 Canadian Pacitc ob0 Caniral Lectlier 1966 Chamspenhe & Ol 200 Colcago Grent WWeantema MOk St t\r(‘ul[ I \hln'» that d the greater ball player of the iwo, and he i= the better llked by the Personally 1 am well Ty Cobb and admir= 1 draw my comclu sions from what 1 have seen and heard of the two players in the eight cities have American The Boston club is the best ball feam that was ever developed in the Amer- e man in the world. ter stands ¢ Teet 4 pounds, has u 48-inch chest wogd very walst wensuring 90 days 5 1-4 ceut Six mouths b 1-4@i-2, # fans than Cobb. scquainted with ntm very muck lstie stomach ouly 4§ inches. GHICAGO BRAIN MARKET, Y o Dengre & i P B Two tose it Fasy \ v u., 1st bfa Pittsbure 2. Breokiyn | Sox club is without a peer. a greater pitcher than Walter John- E Wood heads a grand pllchhu staft that is working ~ The Bosten inuing. when Wagner (cipled and Wiison/s bemer oper the zght fald fence. it basied for Bugen 15 e seraa: ad Masied. S Tt T SPECIAL SALE The Rattler 30-hour Alarm ClOCK. v vaiieiara s s The Autocrat 55-hour 15-minute intermittent ;-.m 2 LI0CK cosensesesions ieisiseisiomiimimitespil Liquid Veneer, =7 size. .., Liquid Veneer, 50c size .. Dutch Cleanser, 3 for .... 5 b oieie S e Bread Toastcrs, 4 slice for gas or oil stove cleteeloiiamiliie “ Friction Ga- " ohters .....ceeceiomipaions: t0c Folding “.unch Boxes. . ... 5 Red Sedl Batteries . .. . «. oiois emisivieloio « £1.00 Razors .......o..coaleeand 50c’ Pocket Knives, fully warranted. ... E..Z. 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