Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, June 25, 1913, Page 3

ON YOUR AUTO with 7 JoL LA‘\I’NR" ‘-QONG A very little money will secure you a Fire Insurance Policy. Just drop me = card and I will call on you and give You any information on the subject thalyou wish. ISAAC S. JONES Insurance and Real Estate Agent. Richards Building, 81 Main St RAILROAD WRECKS demonstrate the value of acci- dent insurance. Get a policy in the TRAVELERS’ B. P. LEARNED & CO. Thames Loan & Trust Co. Building Agency Established May. 1846, ATTORNEYS.AT-LAW Brown & Perians, ifimsys-at-las Uver 1/ NaL Bank, Sheucke: - Enrance sairway next to- Thamws Natcna® Sank. Telephome 13- EDWIN W. HIGGINS, © Attormey-at-Law. Shanmon Bulldinz. mariod COLCHESTER Class Day Exercises at High School— Engine With Gravel Cars Runs Through Switch at Viaduct. The class day exercises of the high school were held Monday afternoon at 3.45 on the lawn in front of the Acad- emy building. A platform was erected and was tastily decorated with bunt- ing and flowers. There was a large crowd attended. Following was the President’s welcome, J. rollcall, A, W, Lathrop; F. J. Hershatter; clas: poem, C. Brown; class prophecy, C. B. MeCord: prophecy on prophet, A W. Lathrop; mementoes, B. C, Agra- movitch: handing down trouble J. H. nse for the juniors, C. ker: class history, A. L. Klin- gon, A. T. Bunyan; class song. S, C. n: ivy ode, C. B. McCord. The erent speakers were heartily ap- Pplauded. Personal Mention. Mre. Joseph Sultze and son Edward are guests of Mrs. Sultze’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. 1. Agranovitch, en South Main street. Edward Taintor of New York is the Buest of reiatives in town. Annual Cencert. he senior class of the high school held their annual concert in the Con- §regational church Monday evening. Miss G. Bodge of Boston, a reader, Fave an excellent programme. There was a large attendance Miss Sarah Buslowitz of New York is the guest of her parents on Main Bireet. Dr. J. Klefn left Monday for & few days stay in Hartfork. Mr. and Mrs, C. C, Bartdy of Hart. ford are guests of Mrs) Barton’s mother, Mrs. 1da Wagner, Judge Hamilton Wallis has returned from New Haven, where he has been aitending the reunion of his class at Yale, it being the 50th anniversary and o the last Accident at Viaduct. A bad accident occurred at the gravei pit Monday morning. Une of programme: H. O'Brien the large engines with 16 cars of gravel | ran through a switch and the engine was overturned and buried in the sand and mud. The coach in which the men ride to the viaduct was demolished. The fireman and engineer jumped. The fireman in landing seized a barbed wire fence and his hands were badly torn. No one was seriously Injured. The wrecker was hurrjed to the pit to clear the debrie. Drs. L. F. & A. J. LaPierre, 287 Main Street Hours 10 a m.-3 p. m. axcepted, and by appointment. Practice limited to Eye, Ear, Nose and Thfoat Sundays CORNS All trouble of the feet. ELECTRIC LIGHT TREATMENT All troubles of the merve circu- lation or rheumatism. JAMES DAWSON. Room 26 Central Bulldin, Lady Attendant g FERTILIZER GROUND LIMESTONE AIR SLACKED LIME. Brick, Cement, Sand, Lime, all hard Plasters and Prepared Roofing. Best Reofing Piint in the market Full line of Sewer Pipe. THE UPSON WALL BOARD 18 INSXPENSIVE WATER PROOF AND IN HANDY SIZES. Largest Storage Capacity in City A. N. CARPENTER Tel. 171 28 Commerce 'St Tel 524 CHARLIE CROKER, Clever Twirler and Heavy Hitter JIMMY MURRAY, Stellar Third Sacker ALL STARS TOO FAST FOR HOSPITAL Croker Pitches Fine Ball and Receives Brilliant Support While Visitors Hit Pickett Hard—Score 6-3. Playing under the title of All Stars, the fastest baseball team which Nor- wich has seen In some years defeated the State hospital nine by the score of 6 to 3 on the hospital grounds Tuesday afternoon. The home team was beates all the way and the score Dby no means shows the_disparity be- tween: the two teams. Picket, a new left handed _twirler, made his debut with the home team and although he was ‘hit_hard and often, he pitched a heady game and but for his clever work the score would undoubtedly have Dbeen much larger. Hospital Entirely Outclassed. The All Stars played a remarkably clever ‘game in every department. Croker, the former N. F. A. twirler, and this years mainstay in the box for Colgate college, twirled for the visiting combination and had things all his own way throughout the game. He received brilliant support. Jimmy Murray, recently elected captain of Trinity’s 1914 squad, stood out as a scintillating light at the third station and swung the war club effectively, getting away with a four base clout, a double and a single in five trips to the plate. He also showed remarkable speed on the bases. Croker contrib- uted rather more than’his share to the excitement by driving out two triples and a single in four chances, and scoring three runs. Eddle McKay pro- duced a homer and a single in four trips up and Eddie Murray, following in the footsteps of his lilustrious broth- er ang inspired by the latter's example banged out a triple and two singles in four chances, A new regulation, barring outside players, went into effect at the hos- pital Tuesday, o that the team was perhaps somewhat weaker than in the past. Pickett played a clever fielding game, being credited with—five assists and three putouts. He held the run- ners tight to the sacks after he had picked off several promising young runners at the get-away sack, by his Quick throws, The home team pulled two tallles in the fourth on singles by Sam Austin, Virt and Fielding and an error by McKay, Their final score was Becured in the following session, Pickett was hit in the arm, taking first} but at- tempteq to pilfer the second bag and was caught, Walsh to McKay, Bunk's arm was working in great style and the hospital runner who dared attempt to purioin second was a sure out. Mec- Kay covered the bag in classy style, Co rhett tripled and scered when Chase singled. Chase was caught napping off first and McGraw hit a pop fiy to Jimmy Murray, retiring the side, Homers by McKay and J. Murray, The Stars began the business of | contest. scoring runs in the second session, when with one down McKay hit for the circuit. In the third Stanley flied out to McGraw. Croker pounded the pill for three sacks and scored when | Jimmy Murray drove. the ball to the new ward building for a round trip. Standish went out, McGraw to Vint and Houlihas grounded out, Pickett {o vint. In the fifth Croker singled, made third on Vint's error in handling the ball and came actoss the pan when J. Murray singled. In the seventh Croker poled out a ticket that was punched for three stations and trotted over the rubber on a single by Standish. The Stars secureq their final tally in the eighth, after, two vere down, on singles by Eddie Murray and Bunk Walsh and an error by Sam Austin. The longest clout of the day was registered by Eddie Murray in the sixth when he pushed the horsehide past the corner of the new ward buiding in center, making three bases on the hit. Walsh grounded out, leaving Eddie stranded at_the third stop. The hospital had one excellent op- portunity to score when they filled the sacks in the sixth with none down, but Hawkins hit to Croker, who threw to Walsh, forcing Sam ‘Austin at the plate, and Walsh threw to Jack Crowe, nailing Hawkins at first. Walsh threw a bluff at catching Fielding off second and Eddfe Murray returned the ball in time to nail Vint at.the plate. Wicks Proves Unpopular. In the early part of the game Bill ‘Wicks got in wrong with the fans by some of his decisions, and the bleach- erites kept up a running fire at the arbitrator during the balance of the No doubt Bill decided the plays as he saw them, but it is equally certain that in some instances he w the only one to see them in just that night. | The score: AN Stars Hospital. b hpo s ol W o s e 3Muray3h 5 83 1 350 andishir & 11 00 31100 Doulltan.at 5 0 0 0 1 ¢16130 3.Ceowedb 5 210 8 0 4853 870 Whedb € 2413 81214871 EMurays 4 3 1 1 0 Y3 aaie 1 Waishe & 156 9 ¥ a2t Saciert 2 0 1 30 ‘0000 Bowws 18110 20000 Crokes 4 8 3 5 of 10001 Totats, $815% 17 4| Totals, 2107 15 4 Soore by inninge: AL Stars 61861061184 Hosital , 00021000803 Tws baselits, I. Murras, Mefiraw; three base hits, E. Murray. Croker 3, Corvetl; liome ruas, J. Murray, Mckay; bases on balls oft Croker 4, of Plokelt 1; bit by plicher, Vint Plokett; stuck out, by Croker 5. by Pasker! 5: double plays, Pickett to Vint 1o MeGras, Vint o Pickett, 7. Mumay o & Murra 8. Crowe (0 J. Crowe. Croker to Walsh to J. Crowe Stanley 1o Waish o Crokér, Croker 1o J. Crowe; sac- rifice hit, Standish: umplre, Witks. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL HIGHER FIGURES REACHED. Market Cheered and Encouraged by Buying for London Account. New York, June 24.—Improvement of the principal foreign markets was of direct bearing today upon movements of stocks here, which carried them to materially higher flgures. Since the | outbreak of the Balkan war last year the disturbed state of affalrs has been recognized as one of the largest fac- tors in the depression of the home market. While foreign money markets are still under strain, with a long period of enforced conservatism ahead, there was evident today a definite im- provement, which was reflected in the course of the securities markets at the principal forelgn centers. m Lon- don came word that-anxiefy over the settlement, which was thought recent- ly to present a serious menace, had abated. Following the London settle- ment, comes the half yearly settlement at Berlin, and it is thought probable that little more dificulty will be ex- perienced there than attended the last Quarterly settlement. The Imperial Bank of Germany ls considerably stronger in cash reserves than it was three months ago. It was the opinion of bankers here that if both the Lon- don and Berlin settlement periods should be passed With no serious em- barrassment, the markets of Europe might make a definite response. The better feeling In London was expressed in concrete form by the pur- chase here of 20,000 to 25000 shares for London account, principally of Steel, Amalgamated, the Harrimans and Canadian Pacific. This buying was one of the chief influences in the early trading, in which prices went up swifily. Sentiment was more cheer- ful and operations for the long account ‘were carried on with increased confi- dence. There was no sustained de- mand on a large scale, however, and part of the early gains were lost in a mid-session slump but toward the close bidding increased. Final prices were the best of the day. with gains running up to three points In the case of Union Pacific and Canadian Pa- cific. Despite the recent decline in copper metal, the copper stocks were conspic- uous in the day's rise. An advance in the London metal ' market prompted covering. The short interest in theé coppers was unusually heavy. Bonds were firm, Total sales, par value, $1,028,000. United States bonds were unchanged on call. STOCKS. Sales. High. 28500 Amal. Copper e 885 ey 700 Am. 5200 Am 10200 Chsspenke & Oho....... 57% 8% 55 Clicage Great Westem. s * % 1300 Goleago, M & St T L1 00 Gnicagn’ & x5 100 Cotonsto “raci ‘&' i Ty £ Conselidated Gas ... 129 1100 Com Producta 0% 10 Deleware & Hudson, = 13 Deorer & Rlo Grande. Do. prd ... Distillees’ " Secus 5200 Bt .. P 100 Do 10t péd s ow ——— Do. 2d pfd ] S 200 General'Electric 3% 135 800 Great Northemm pd |...132% 12913 2008 Do Ore Cern L. lsn 31 400 Miols ~ Central 100 Interborough Met. 4100 Do rd ... 200 Toter Harvesise Inter Mame ot —— Intoruational Paper Tntemational Pump Kanss City Southern . Lacieds Gas .. Lehigh Valley Loutsrie | & Nash M. St P& S8 M Mo, Kan. & Tex Mo. Pacife ... ational - Bisculi ational Tead . . R Mex %d pid.. 1Ll Dosh ey HERH 04 104 Q1% 109 %15k DsTh sen 1045 104 0% 110N 107% 107 7 1% 1% 15% 00 Pressed Steel Car 2% 500 Bepunile 1 x 8. Rock " Tsland Do. pid ... St L & S.F. % o Seaboard Air Line. Do. vtd 8 Slogn Sher. 8. &1, Soithern Pacifc % Southern Railway i Do. ptd . . T4 Tennesses *Copper 30 , 2w 2% Tezas & Pacitc ag e e Union Pacite 6% 144 145% Do. pfd ... lT=" T Tae United States Realty Z e U. 8. Rubber 3 81 UnitedStates Bteel...... 53t 534 Do. pfd ... 103% 103% 103 Ttah Copper a8 an en Vo car 3" By Wabaeh 24 Do. pfa 6% Western 3iaryland Wi Westem _Union 51 100 Westinghouse — Electric 9% = & L Fxie. - = Total sales, 278,500 ahares. COTTON. New York, June 24—Cotton futures closed steady. July 11.99, August 11.89, September 11.65. October 11.45, No- vember 11.37, December 11.44, January 11.38, March 11.47. Spot closed quiet: middiing uplands, 12.30; middling gulf, 12.55; sales, none. MONEY, New York, June 24—Money on call steady at 1 3-4@2 per cent: ruling rate 2; last loan 2; closing bid 1 3-4; offered at 2. Time loans easler; 60 days 3 1-2@3 3-4; 90 days 3 3-{@4; six months 5@6 1-4. OHICAGD GRAIN MARKET. wEEAT: Open. Migh Low. Clom July .. ... 0% 814 B 907 Bt L), 1 %0l ok b % Dec [ LK % e 035 corn— ¥ auly s0% a0 B9 38% Beot, Loeig 61k ek & LT S % m% ek PR o 0% % not recommended *S‘WAMP =for everything, but it und just the remedy you Heed h'n“m-"‘n! sts 3 dollar sizes. Yo botds of tis Address Dr. Kiymer & Co. or bladder trouble 1t you have kidney, liver fty cent and u mey have a sample ‘reliable medicine by pamphlet telling all GAMES TODAY. Hartord at New AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING. vided 3 double D core by tneines— = M. 000 2 PO Two base hit, Crawford: 3 3 i 3 b 3 i 3 o 3 0 3 Base Ranning June 24— F Wasltngion defeated New Yors today. 3 lo 0. local (stm soring lts second shutoui In as mans A" double siesl by Laporie and Moeller in % 103 100 Score by fonings— Tw base hite. | rass and Tesrau Ereonty runy seored on him resulting from a wild throw by_Kisher. 0 1 2 Two base hits. base hit, Dorle. % loveasmuane! 1commnurrus, Bl ornuononns 3 £ s | g e i 0/ Sy i Amerisan Leagus. Philudelphia st Washington. New York at Boston. National Leagus. o st New York. ot ot Fuinaeiphis. Chicars. st Cincimnatt Pitisvurs at St Eastern Asseciation Brdgeport st Springfeld, Tolpoke st Plitsaeld. Louts. Waterburs. Haven. Won. Lost 3 tho a4 31 Cleveland and Detroit Each Win. Cleveland and Dotroit today di- e A Detrit, ab hpoa e Do a ol o 8 0 ofpums S13TO oo 41341 3 2 olcrawtordt 5 2 2 00 6 1lvewcnir 5 1101 3 5 ofrmer 50 2000 3 @ olGetueran 3 118 2°1 100 513521 11 30321 0 0 0 10083 0 3 0 10000 01 of 10000 01 0 —— 30 53 moa e st 13 %1 500 1310 100 3100 3 2 fVeacnar 42200 $iomeea 413500 {0 OlGaimet» 41901 3 1 ofStamagec 4 22 41 8 3 efdodartzen 3 11 0 0 ® 0 ofPeplowskes 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 olzamlochp 3 1108 0 0 ofHoueo 10030 |rieoremey 0 0 0 0.0 1|**Roudeau © 0 0 0 0 Totals, 710 3 Two out when winning run scored. *Ran for Stanage in 9t “*Batted for House In 9tb. Score by tnaings— 60000500 03 arig buse running b Washingiona their rst ran. while it o aisal in_(he il sored Milan, sud iy linete b3 Morsun Gmois tn. it final mm ™ok Tan 2 oo “omoor i e the basen et s ah emor b, Bochl e the . e i or - dimutng the e e ‘ame et caicd st e end of e ighily B Yok o atoh " trin for Hoston. ity ta seors In the led by w0 bases on s fanned two. and @ ey was pul out of ion on Laporie's Washin o stoeltor.xe of Poster.3b, o[ Miiag,er o{Gendit.n 0{Morgan, s o[8Hanks.Ir #[Laportée,2b ofttenmy.c ofBreniiog.p 1 Totats, aticd for MoCennell n 8th. Browns Win by Hard Slugsing. Chicago, June 24.—St. Louls hit Lance and White freely and_opportunely today, shutting out the locals The only Chicagouns to reach second biso were Lord and Bodle and each got that far wien wero bunched off Miichell The locals made * six hits, aa three of these wero made by Chase. Nas chased to the clubhouse by Ampirc Hildebrand when be argued a declsion by Seore: Ghicago. ab b po Bodte it Mattlék ef nlsessssrs 000 Prait, Wallace; thres base Glants 4 Brookiyn 0. New York, June 24 ‘Brooklyn, winming the last same of the Series today by & score’of 4 (o 0. Tesreau was in Vincible and held the visllors to five scattored hits. | The Glants knocked Stack out of the box In the second inning. when thes s Mesers doubte and singics by Snod. New York broke even Ju the red three runs on Dosle's Tiagling haid down the locats Seore. New York. Wpo a of b hpo u o 1730 ofmumerr 4 05 00 01 3 0fShaferah 4 0 210 2 & 070[Fetcherss 4 0 1 20 130 1fDoviezs 3 1 0 3 09 0 ofierkleib 4 18 0 0 010 OMurayet 30100 012 ifMerese 31720 18 2 ofFdmasmce 385 0 0 0 00 offesreaun 2 RO 20 0000 ———— 0 03 0 Totass 30 0 3153410 2l *Batted for Stack in 3d. Score By innings 000000000 23010000 *—4 Mepers, Snodgrass, Stengel; thres Phillies Still There With Good Work. ‘Boston, June 24.—Philadelphia made it four straight in the serles with Boston thls aftemooo, winning § In the ninth Manager Dooin. not caring (o take any chanoes. called upon Alexander fo reileve Beaton, who had started off by passing the frsi man. A fast’ double Dlay wnd u fiy to Paskert stopped the Boston team. Luderus did vallant work with the bat, securing _thres blls. - Score: Philadetphia. Boston. b, sgntiie. s 4 P Sy Conneity, 1t Suecrey, 2 Totus, et 3 Dnata,3b Menn.er lriden.o Tylerp Lieksim. iges.p “Seymour B lesatesaribes 0 o o 0 1 o o RIS e St atn nenmnt Totats, 58 11 T .0 85 00001 &8 50 0010301 05 ts, Crasedti, MeDonald. Maon: thres Vass hits, Kusbe, Conrielly’ S e 8¢ Louls 1, Chicage 0, 81, ‘Louis, June 208t Louls wou from Chieacn by 1 10 0, making 1i teo out of fires gumee. The tams ere fo DlAY & daubie header, bt afier the et inning had Goms two (nninge it rained to hard That ihe game was called Shertls afteoward 1 siop- njns tnd the tasps piaved the cecond gams. s " itinle, followsd by Hugsine' sipgle 1o the il o000 0058l Two base hits, Hlgh, Veah, Bush; home run, Craw- |5t Louss New Haven ... cport E Waterbars 2 New London 2 ringficid Fid Holzoke 38 Piii:field " Fonien it cut the Senstors 2 o 0. - e Flanters Lichea ot ana Trelan snd the change worked Sonders, oth men being saponsile ot mast of New { Tonon's meoren. Ir | Foinins were featares. Score: b; | Haven landed on M | enth today, scoring six runs and win- ning, 7 to 3. hard, but Until the seventh McLean had the bet- ter of a pitchers’ battle. Hoey, Brady and Hauger for Wat | bury ‘and Kerr, Nagel and Foster for | New Haven featured. | Waterbury | New Haven 010000 60 0— L2rfoct | Jaé&zécé.’anl “The Envy of All Cigarette Marufacturers” In face of the keenest competition the cigarette business has ever known, MECCA has steadily increased its enormous sales! The millions of MECCA smokers prefer guality. Judge MECCA by Quality —not Price » | ffth inning scored the only run of the game. The st. Louis. Chicago. ab hpo s e ab'hpo s @ % 33 6 ofteachct 40200 Mageelf 3 8 4 0 OfFvers2b 4 13 60 Oukenct & 21 0 ofSaultert ¢ 1300 Motrcysb 3 1 1 8 Ofzimmansd 4 0 1 1 Weoetchiy,1b 3 8 9 0 oOfSaterTb 4 211 1 0 Evanssf & 1 1 1 ofMitchcule & 8 1 1 1 Olears.se % 1 4 3 Oflidwellss 3 11 2 ® Wingoc 4 8 & 3 Olnromahane 3 2 3 2 0 Grnerp 4 % 0 1 OfLevenders 3 0 0 2 1 sl Reulbach.p 9 0 0 1 Totals, 331137 Miller 11000 “*Goode 10 0 0 Towls, 331116 3 *Batted for Lavender in Sth. “*Batied for Bridwall in th. 00000 00 01000 51 threo baso hit, 000 Two bise hite Evans, Mitohell: EASTERN, ASSOCIATION STANDING. Won. Lost. 0 2 Plasters Scors @ Shutout. June 24.—Abercromble had Hartford right w of his hand this afiemoon, and New Haritor s hittiog and Johnson's base Hartford. New Loadon. Wb Lpo a o a hpo s e |sronter.ss 4 07T 1 I|xemonst 3 02 0 0 Hofmazt 4 0 4 0 1fpenir ‘1100 |Kawert. 4 2 1 0 olHoldercr 4 1110 Reltherib 4 112 1 OlRockss 4 1110 Girdella,3b 4 1 2-6 OfSpencer.b 3 0 & 8 0 | G2 2 0 5 0 Ofjohnsonsb 2 1 4 & 1 Hamesef & 1 1 0 OfTrelan2b 3 3 & 3.0 Daly.c 2023 oftdche 30810 Philbine 11 0 1 1 0|Acrombiep 3 0 0 1 0 | Parkers 10 0 1 0 s et e [Celstp’ 21 0 10 Totaw, 20 T2 11 Totals, 31 6 27 1 Score by tnatngs— Hartford -..... +..-.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0—0 New London ...02110 10 01000 15 Two base hit, Keuft. Holyoke Trims Bridgeport in 12 In- nings. > Holyoke, Mass, June 24—A single s Noyes and a timely two bagger by dwards directly afterward, brought victory to Halyoke over Bridgeport in the twelfth inning today, 6 to 5. The visitors tied the score in the ninth through ragged playing by the locals, | Gleason's wild peg to third to catch McGamwell, allowed the runner to ore. The score: | Holyoke— 300002000001—613 4 Bridgeport— 010300001000—512 5 Daniels and Ahearn; Rapp, Tuckey and Russell. New Haven Hits McLean Hard. Waterbury, Conn., June — New Lean in the sev- Waterbury hit Hopper as unable to bunch them. Hitting by Score: 010001001 9 3 1 1 McLean, Hinton and Brady; Hopper and Nagel. Qhildren Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORIA 0§erhauling and Repair Work —OF ALL KINDS ON— ~UTOMOBILES, CARRIAGES. W <%, TRUCKS and CARTS. echanical repairs. nainting, tr wing. upholstering and wood wor: scksraithing un ail its branches Seott & Clark Corp. 507 10515 Norih Main SL Pittsfield and Springfield Divide. | G 2 Wb br picher, 3, Dukey Mk ot 2300 Pittsfield, Mass.,, June 24.~An even | icorer, Sheldon. break was' the outcome of a double header on Wahconah park at Pitts- feld thig afternoon between Pittsfield | TENNIS TOURNAMENT FOR and Springfield. The Electrics applied the whitewash brush\in the first game, | _ - winning, 3 to 0, and in the second | Third Round Nearly Finished Tu: the Ponies, by rallying in the ninth and taking advantage of the home club's_errors, went from a tie score to a 5 to 1 victory. Scores: First Game: ‘derfully. and Paul, Pittsfield .. 000 10110x—~3 8 1|spirited contests featured the opening Springfield 0000000000 3 0ldayk of the annual New Bngland Temple and Bridges; Wilson and championship tennis tournament on Prs“;ffm,d Game: the courts of the Hartford GIIf club. | 4o 4 coumT OF Springfield 0100000045 8 1|There were thirty-seven entries. By #‘C{HOI} Pttt .. 0 i e anip g |niEntfall play had ‘gone well through June, o13, Briasum and Pratt; Barrenkamp a8 | ¢ho third round and tomorrow this | Pr et ! | rouna will be compléted, the fourth |Judge. round playeq and the doubles begun. Voluntown-Glasgo Beats Jowett City. | *he best maatch of the dav was that | Montville, in saf Voluntown-Glasgo and Jewett City|{n the third Tound In which Walter | tne" gredito met on June 32 for the third time this | Roberts of this city defeated E. W. season, and as each team had won one | Paul, Jr.. of Philadeiphia 6-2, 11-9, Al- [ date, game, this game was question-of superiority. Manager Shea | was close last dwelt, roughout and held the at- | 124t dwelt ened his team with former E. C. L.|Grant, the national indoor players, and selected Brickley of the |champion, had little difficulty in dis- N. F. A. to do_the pitching. The game | posing of C. H. Howell, of Seuthboro, proved to be fast and exciting, keep- | Mass. Theodore R. Peli, who was en- ing the fans on edgo throughout the | tored, was prevented from coming by game, but the two-village team, which | the death of his father-in-law. has been improving for the past few weeks, proved too fast for their appo- et i 8 bl nents at all stages of the game, win- Attest: ceased ure herel thelr olaims, if International Leagus. ning 6-2. In the third inning they ft At Batimore—Tint came: Buffalo 1. Baltmers 3. on Brickley's curves for six hits, which Becond xme: Buffalo Badmore 3 %0 o250 netted five rups and put the game on [ A Proti: me: Toronta 0. Providerico ice for the home boys, while the visit- | 3. Sewnd swme: Soronio L, Providence 7. NOTIOE TO ORIDITORS. Gfs el aniy tobol Snei for four| At NEOu Ciontreal 4. Newask R g Wi singles. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING. Vol A feature of the games played here P R t;t .“3_ uunh' on the 24th day this season so far has been the gentle- | . g 46 | Presont—NBLSON J. AYLING, Ju manly conduct of all players taking 20 570 | ~Estate of Julius W. part in them and also the work of Um- g P 32 | wanoestes; Mada: in pire Pechie, whose work has given sat- e = ceased. isfaction to all. Ordered, That the.Administrator cite The score: the credltors of said deceased to brls Voluntown-Glasgo. | Jowett Ci in°their clatms againat estat hoo s d b . within six months from this date, b; Martinet 5 11 0 0 Sharkevo 0 posting a notice to that effeat, tagethi Dupont2h § 1 2 3 0 Brickievp « With o copy of this order, on the Foolh T 8 133 0 1My ' post nearest to wh LaPlintet 5 1 decoased last dwel fivisp 410 o town, and by publlshing th Tobinson.se { 3 0 08| A BRARITRCURE € Wemener 2. in'a newspaper navin greating * & 28 H said District, and ma B upent.ab 4 2 1 < Quigley Becomes National Ump. COUrL \RTSON J. AYLING, Inage o Fre New York, June 2¢.—Announcement| The above and foregoing Is & trug Scors by fnnin of the appointment of ‘. C. Quigley, | capy of record, Y. &G el 005 000 2=8 | an International league umpire, to the | Attest: ' | umpiFing staff of the National'ieague, o- | was made today by President Lynch. e e A Fores Cir"5: e n il by | Quigley was formerly director of ath- Janis 1; Gt base on emor V. & G. 4. Jewstt | letics at Kansas university. 1 el 01 t. LaPlant: sarifie hit. undersigned at Je25d A D. 1913, “A Victrola is the only thing I need to make my boat complete” © That's what the owner of a new motor-boat said the other day. » He realized what a cheer- co ful companion it was and how beautiful its o260 music sounds upon the water. | R S If you have a boat of any kind, you'll be interested in the Victrola. And we'll gladly i make you fully acquainted with it. ??n"rn'?m‘-’."’zt"!. Stop in any time—see and hear the various styles, $15 to $200, and find out how easy you can get a Victrola right now, THE PLAUT-CADDEN CO. 144-146 Main 3t & Plaut-Cadden Building, Norwich, Conn. Talking Machine Distributors ‘publicatio of record. June 24th, 191 Estate of Mar: tlle, in sa ully abpears, it the Tth d in the afte; culation in to this Court. At ‘ie289- American salmon in the fresh wa< ters of Tasmani are prospering won-= Some of them increased im weight from two NEW ENGLAND TITLES |pounds in twenty-one — As wages advance in day | & growing demand for shoes and the —Spirited Match Between Roberts |Peiier sTades are tmported. contihue to Increase in num} Teport financial success. Hartford, Conn, June 24.—Seyeral LEGAL NOTICES. Chile there it NOTICE. PROBATE HDLD within and for the Diss nitville, on the 24th day of CHAPPELL, Estate of Sarah A. Spencer, jJate of Montyille, in _sald District. i of sald esiats (o band ix months from o, by posting a notice’ it the publle r Signpost nearest whe to_ decide’ the | though itggent only two sets the play and by publishing & copy of 7 aper heving & Of Jewett City had materlally strength- | tention of the large gallery. Wylle C. | thIE BOTce n & powspaper hiwing & tennis | make to this Gourt. in thetr olalme within CHARLES N, CHAPPHEL, NOTICE—AIlL creditors of said against satd abo: estate to the undérsigned within the time lmited tn the foregoing orer. ADELBERT Hope Valley, B & in the same Tointion 1% o return to FANNIE C. CHURCH, NOTIOE.—Al creditors of sald d ceased ares hereby notiled to psesent their claims against sald estate to the Jewett City, Conn., ‘within the time INmited in and foregoing order. ALBERTUS C. BURDICK, Administrator, AT A COURT OF POBATE HEZLD at Norwich, within and for the.Distict of Norwich, on the 24th day of June, Present—NELSON J. AYLING, Judges Estate of Florence G. Perkins, lats of Nfiuh. in said District, deceased. Administrator, ¢, t. &, a] in Court and filed. a. written, application alleging that said estate is now In sef~, Uement in sald Court, and.praying fer an order to sell certain regl estate bew longing to sald estate, fully; described in_said application. ‘Whezeupon, it is Ordered, That sald pplication be heard and determined at the Probate Court Room in the City of Norwich, in said District, on the 37¢h day-of June, A. D, 1913, at 9 a'clock in the forendon, and that notice of the pendenoy of sald application, and of sald hearipg thereon, be given by the of this order once In some newspaper having a circulation.in sald District, at least two days, priar to the date of said heartn ‘be made to the Count. NELSON J. AYLING,.Judge. The above and foregoing is a true g, and’ that: return ttest: FANNIE. C. CHURCH, NNECTIO! t 95 Aontuiile, a1, Probe Coggesball, of, deceased. on the applicat “Prede: t the last will and tes- ament of sald decensed be admitted to. rohate, as per upploution on- file more That paid on be heard :& determin "Be Erobate Office in Montwille, In said District, on of July 1914, oon, and that of be wiven to il persons known to intorested in_sald ‘estato sald time and place by p notice in some newspaper having & Distriot, at 1 days befors sald day of h that retyrn of notice given be i