Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, June 26, 1913, Page 3

A very little money will sécure you a Fire Insurance Polliey. Just drop me & card and I will call on you and give you any infermatien em the subject that you wish. ISAAC S. JONES Ineurance and Real Estate Ageat Richarde Buliding, 81 Main St REMOVAL William F. Hill, Real Estats and Fire Insurance has removed to 2§ Shetuoket street, opposite Thames National Bank. Over Woolworth's 5 and 10 Store. ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW AMOS A. BROWNING Attorney-at-law, 3 Richaréde. Bids "Phone 700 Brown & Perlans, [fssyvat-ls Over First Nai Bank, Shetwckei & f Entrance Nationa' Duak. SAYVILLE CLERGYMAN % TO CONDUCT BOUTS. Rev. M. P. Heffernan Granted Licenss by N. Y. State Commission. New York, June 25—The Rev. Father M. P. Heffernan, rector of the Catho- Yie church of Sayville, Long Island, was granted an amateur license by the state boxing commission today to conduct the Sayville Athletic club and boxing exhibitio: i h . the support. it is said, of other clergy- - mmen of the town. Evans to Join Cleveland. Cleveland, Ohio, June 25.—President Charfes W. Somers, of the Cleveland American league club, today ordered Rube Evans, the sensational Southern Jeague left hand plicher with New Orleans of the Southern league, to report immediately. Evans has been the property of the- Gleveland club for some time buit has been allowed to remain at New . Orleans. Caflahan Suspended Indefinitely. Chicago, June 25.-——Manager James Callahan, of the Chicago Americans, ‘was indefinitely suspended today by President Johnson for arguing too strenuously ‘with Umpire Hildebrand yesterday. This suspension is the first Callahan has drawn this season. Red Sox Annex a Twirler.! Boston, June 25—Pitcher Malloy of the Mich., club, has been purchased by the- Boston American League team President McAleer an- pounced today. Malloy is a right He has been ordered to re- port immediately. Guaran&eed Eczema Remedy. 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Al failed. When I found Dr. Hobson's Eczema Ointment I found a cure.” This ointment is the formula of a phy- sician and has been in use for years— not an experiment. . That is-why we can guarantee it. All druggists, or by mail. Price 50c. Pfeiffer =Chemical Co., Philadelphia and St. Louis. Lee & Osgood Co. SPECIAL EXHIBIT of # - % X Damond and Plafinum JEWELRY This is the largest stock sent vut of New York City and is brought here as_a special favor to us. We are confident you will feel repaid to inspect these beautiful goods. j THURS., JUNE 26th “One Day Only John & Geo. A Bliss. BASEBALL AT PLANT FIELD, NEW LONDON, FRIDAY, JUNE 27th New London vs, Springfiel Game called at 3.30 : Admission 25¢: i Ladies: Free. All admissions to Grand Stand 250 | New York, Junme 25.—New York and Boston broke even on their deuble ‘header heére today, The-Glants won the first game easily by a mcore of 6 te 1, while the second game was in doubt to the last, Boston winuning, 4 to 3. Boston had lost six straight be- fore landing this ory. » The Glanta won. the first hitting Rudelph hard while ‘held Boston safe in every inning ex- eo% one, when they filled the bases with one out and scored on a sacri- fice fly. In the second game the Giaants got a three run lead in the second when Perdue was hit safely three times and issued a pass. Boston tled it in the following inni; by home rums by Brown and Lord and Maranville's sin- gle. Perdue and Marquard then stead- ‘| led amd neither side could score until the eighth, when Boston scored the winning run on Doyle’s error on Mar- anville, Maranville’s steal, Lord’s in- field out and Smith's single. McDonald’s fielding in the first game and a catch by Burns on Lord in the second e were the features. Um- pire Quigley, the latest acquisition to the National league staff, made his big league debut in the first gamre, work- lmehmd the plate. same— New York. ‘ pooa e ab h po Manvillg, s 13 IfBumsif | 41 4 Myers.1 T 1 ofShafeesd’ 2 3 0 1 0 0Ficichers s & 3 2 3 1 iDoylety 4 0 1 0 0 Ofserkieln 4 3 9 Titus.et 10 OfMurray.d 4 13 MD”a1d,3b 3 43 0fMesersc 3 0.4 Mavnef 0 0 Offartleyc 0 0°1 Whaling.c 3 1 olsdgras. 3 0 3 +*Seymour : 0 0{Demareep 3 0 0 10 _ 11 0f Totals 33 92 000 *Ran for Sweenes in T*Bufted for Whaling | h a e 2 e Menvilless ¢-1 ¢ 3 1|Rams.lf 30300 Myerslb 4 010 0 0f*M'Cormick 1 1 0 0 0 Lond. 4 1 2 0 of'Hermr o0 0 00 Smith? 4 3 0 1 0Cooperit 0 0 0 0 0 Titus, @l 4 12 0 OfSKafér3b 41020 Deslin.5b 41 0 2 nj@m_herss 4 0 1 5 0 Mannf & 0 7 0 Ofbcresh 4 93 1 1 e 4 2 5 0 0fMerkielb 4110 1 0 Perdue.p 30110 41160 wwwww 30600 Tetsls, 35 82 7 1|S'dgrasscf 3 0 1 0 0 Marquardp 3 2 2 1.0 Totals, *Batted for Burns in Sih. **Ran for McCormick in 8th. SHEPARD WINS CUP IN QUALIFYING ROUND Breaks Record for Course in State Golf Championship Tournament. New Haven, Conn., June 25.—Ajeing the record for the course in the morn- ing and breaking it in the afternoon, ‘W. E. Shepard of New Haven today won the cup for the lowest score in the qualifying round of the fifteenth annwvw] state golf championship tour- nament. His score for the morning was 77, for the afternoon 78, making the total for the 36 holes 153. After completing his card S nounced he would not be a contender for the state championship and with- drew from the tournament. Poor health, he said, was the reason for his action. All but 16 of the 116 who started in the tournament were eliminated as contenders for championship by to- day’s play. The sixteen who will fight it out for the title during the next FINANGIAL AND COMMERCIAL MARKET HEAVY AT CLOSE. News of Fresh Trouble Depressing Factor. New York, June of the stock market earlier week was lacking today ments were held within narrow limits. Some further progress upward. was made, with railroad stocks showing to the best advantage but hour the market dipped downward and gains were eliminated. Speculative interest centered in Union Pacific. Buying was influenced by expectations that the Washington authorities would approve the disso- lution plan, including the trusteeship proposed for Union Pacific’s $90.000,- 000 of Southern Pacific stock in ex- cess of the amount to be turned over to Pennsylvania. Just before the close came the long awaited news from Washington™of the attorney general's announcement that an agreement had been reached. The news failed to stimulate the market, apparently hav- 3ng been discounted by the recent rise. Traders who had bought Union Pa- cific earlier in the week took profits, and it fell more than a point under the day’s high price, closing at a frac- tional met loss. Table reports that fresh hostilities had broken out in the Balkans were partly responsible for the heavy tone of the market toward the close. In- ternational stocks were most conspic- uous in the downward movement. Londo; which bought stocks here freely ller in the week, sold about 15,000 shares today, chiefly Union Pacific. Contraction of the short interest on ‘the recent rise weakened the technical ‘position of the market, and was to some extent responsible for the falling off in démand today. There were a few weak stocks. Chesapeake and Ohio fell 2 1-2 to 53, the year's low- est, and Virginia-Carolina made a re- newed decline. The drop in Chesa- peake and Ohie gave rise to rumors concerning the company’s dividend policy for which, however, there was apparently no well established basis. Bonds were irregular, with some of the more important issues lower. To- tal sales, par valle, $1,139,000. Panama threes declined 1-8 on call. Am, Tobacwo .. 1300 Apaeonda Mining Co 1300 Atchison ... 100 Do. pfd .. Atlanti Coast 'L 600 Baltimore & Ohio 800 Brooklyn Repid Transit 4500 Canadian Pacific . 1400 Chicago. M. & St. P. o & N, W. 100 Colorado Fuel & I. 400 Consolidated Ga 100 Cory. Products el three days with their scores are as ’“fif“%’ SBrons New Ha - B B nson, ew avi 156; R, Abbott, Brooklawn, 156; B R. Ton. plog, Greenwic 167, W. P. Seeley, ooklawn, 158} P. Rothwell, Hartford, 169; 8. D. Bowers, Brooklawn, 150; R. M. Lewis, Ridgefleld, 160: F. R. Coo- ley, Hartford, 161; M. H. lin, New Haven, 162; 8. J. Graham, Greenwich, 163; B, P, ilerrlmn.n. ‘Waterbury, 183; M. A, vis, New Haven, 18 aCtes, New Haven, \165; J. New Ha: 1 w. Waterbury also ,qualified with a score of 163 but withdrew from the tournament. . SEMI-FINALS REAGHED. New England Tennis- Championship Lies Between Grant, Hastings, Burg- win and Man. Hartford, Conn:, June 26.—Wylie C. Grant, A, H.'Man, Jr., E. H. Hastings, Jr., and C. G, Burgwin came through to the semi-finals in today’s program of the annual New England champion- ship tennis tournament on the courts of the Hartford Golf club. Burgwin furnished the supprise of the day, his defeat of «R. H. Cole being entirély unexpected. He excelied at th net -in your mouth. n a%nickel - and get a magic -package “direct from Ginger Snap Land. Sofresh they * - crack with a snap. To look at them’ - makes you hungry. So tender they mels * ; § st hpo a ab hipo a e 5110 et 51100 ‘83382 b 5 1101 0 5.3 41 43110 5280 41400 4 310 £E 100 5303 0321 4108 40131 4130 00120 o000 20500 10 ° 10000 1 1 0000 0 P — 20100 Totals, 39 15 2¢ 11000 11000 FTNWIL 2 *Batted for Dooin in 3d. **Batted for Alexander in 3d. Bcors by imning— ° Brooklyn ... . 01700000 0~8 Philadelpla’ ..., ....3 0 2 2 0 1 0 3 *—I1 Smith, Lobert. Magee,. Cravath; Two base hite home run, Luderus. EASTERN ASSOCIATION STANDING. New Haven Hariford Bridgeport Waterbury New Lond Springtield Holyoke Pitisfleld . Waller In Great erm. June 25.—Watertury lost its fifth siraight game of the week today. New Lon- don eadly outplaving the locals, 4 to 2. Waller was in great form. Brrors and hitting gave New London the jump oo the contenders. Score: Waterbury. and kept Cole playing in the Back hpo a o a . court. " 1 101 In the doubles ¥, H, Harris, the ias L title holder, and R. M. Currier de- | winning 4 to 2. Cleveland never began to score un- WATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING. 1 o 130 feated Burgwin and Edsall after a hard | Ul the ninth inning, when Dubuc. who bad vielded Won. ‘Warner, 2b 3 1 100 fought battle in which mearly every (fivs widely scaitered hits tn cight innings. loft con- | ppyjogeiphta 58 ket o 200 A, trol. In the final round Lajoie and Ryan singles 3 Tickey.cf o o 2 30 game and two of the three v2 PIay- | Turner and Chapman drew bsses on baiis, and D ew York . LR R e d ed went to deuce. buc made a wild pitch, all of which.netted the Naps | Brookln 003 it b Tomorrow Grant and Hastings, and 1‘2‘1 'l“fl“‘”u’ i wtvn Hmmxw‘::-d MT: “-nd o oxlt Pi :,f",- 6 AT G e e A ¥ e relfeved Dubuc. He D! only three halls, the © 2 P B M“‘_‘“’d Burgwin will meet in the | e o o e Thed im sending up fles 1o Veah hton: Totals, 31 5% 13 N 3 semj-final singles. Soore: oL - Louls Cloveland. Detroit. Clapinusd SAMES TODAY. ab bpo e ab hpo a's ¥ 1111 L3300 Pirates Open With Vitory in Amorican Leawe. ; Tt o e s Mt Wamer. Spencer, Irolan: Philadeiphia 2t Washington. o Turner, o0 3 3,.2.8900 5 : Tnings, off Bosrdipan 9 New Yok at Borion. 212 ffEehe 10100 5, oy i, s, Noutm, Boiey Cleveland at - Chicago. 2.2 0 0fGainor,th 4 112 0 O0}junig Pitisburg scored eight runs on six hits, threo | bases, Watern New L ' 8: St. Louls at Detroit. 1 2 0 oStmagec 4 1 5 2 0 pacses, threo stolen bases and & sacrifico. Pittsburg | balls’ o Stesenson” 3. ot oy s M o et SRR H oriarty.3b 3 scored its first ruu in the fourth afier two were out. | 1: first b Sow L 4 . € 2.0 olModurtzop 3 0 0 2 0 T i base on errors, Now Landon 37 u R A A ey 9 9§ ybubuen B 2§ § o Butler reached fiat on a fielder’s cholce, stole second | by Waller 4. by Stevenson 3, by Boardman 3: pussed ~ o i @ 1 ofLaked aud scored on Miller's single. St. Louls tied it in | balls, Brady 1: wild plitch i Chioney ot Cloctrmpt 00 0 0 etals 31 92 a7 1 o ninth when Oakes tripled and soored on Whit- 15357 umpire, Boatord, "o o 1 ~ e 0 0 otals, T ted’s W o " - Elrars = 5:..".“:‘“1“ 90 0 o Thres ‘men wero on the mound for St Tewts in | N Pl GEoiete L b meelation. . | the last {nming. Geyer was hit for four succesmive d owers. Bridgeport at Springfleld. 72411 1 hitsh, one a double. After two had scored and as New Haven, Conn., June 25.—Pow Holyoke ati Pittefield. g many were on bases. Marbet took his place and "Ha * nd I % ou Tcnon SNy *Battsd for Collop in 8t walked three straight men, foreing in two more runs. | orS held New Haven safely and Hart- New Haven at Hartford. **Batted for O‘Nelll in 9th. This was enoucn for Marbet, and Perritt went tn to | ford won easily today 4 to 1. The ;fil.undb,f‘or lBundlnx in 9th piteh. Pittsburg found him for two hits and four bat'lldng _lg}i; Morley and Hoffman fea- ANMERICAN LEAGUE ANDIN core inotngs— by red. e S T 8 A . r.o 0960000 22 Viex was Dhit In the face by a batted ball in the t\‘;ew Haven (io\'?’ 00000 0—1 3 o 0.0 1 0 0 2 0 *—4&[ffth inning and retired in favor of McCarthy. The | : c LA ;s home run, Gainer. soore: Hartford .. 2100000071—4 9 2 ¢ : st Lnn}l‘l. Pittshurg. Johnson and Nagle; Powers and SBE ab hpo a e ab hpo a e | Philbin. White Sox Win Without a Manager. Sl VU o 5201230 e U TR 7 Ma 5 4290 2 E Chicago, June 25— Chicaco bunched hita off AUl- R0 $ 000 0] Springfield Defeats Bridgeport 4-3. iy won from o- er, 56 4 Sals Tud no manager, James Cullshan having drawn £3,0 1 i|putenss 4 0 2.2 0f Springfield, Mass., June 25.Spring- an Indefinite suspension from President Johnsonu as i $ 010 ofwismr 5 10 0 o]field won a 10 inning. game from ‘nsult t:c El -r:\:::fl- sgm\;e Hflflf:f;'l‘: gL:“J; 4 2 3 4° o|lioemhrs,ef 5 2 0 o o | Bridgeport here today, 4 to 8. O’Hara's ing yesterday’s tehed 2 0 11 1|Colemanc .5 2 3 1 0/ hit brought in th i Sebalk's single, coupled with Stone’s wild.| Y 2 Wriby.2b 0 0 0 U 0] pitching, two of thetr i e T S s B e e e e e B g Aol pitching two of thelr tallies belng dus was one of the lonsest hits ever ssen on the local | mp came on Agnew’s triple and Stone’s single. Stone | yyng, . gyl g s, - i 15 the: Diowh grounds. Gallia, who relieved Jobnsoo, was ham- | repigced Allison In the fourth Leming and pitched & | supoi™o 3 g 5 o o s loryzt n the 1’}'1. es against the lo- mered ail over the lot. The locals hit Bush safely | ane game. Score: Perift . {cal batsmen. e score: fltbntmmm:nmhm:x:‘n. after Milan had 3 s owronr e e S e e Springfield 0111000 00 +—4 10 2 = homer and Gandil a single. Bender went in 31410 s ota 5 for Solitaconia and haa Wakinzon o ws | SO 3 13D Sy TR E R mue 7 ose ol R tn Lrer aud AT games hed been scheduled for today. but rain in- 3:1°2 1 oftordi 801 01 epiiea for Pemtt 1n 1o0ih ol dat Va:\g: mlrt i . Score: 210 1 X Philadeiphia. Washington. e ] e T R A reaiisloh hpo & el ab hpo a e 3 00 2 ofBodielt 4 100 e = BASEBALL RFSULTS WED ¥ + 4% b Do T 0T T 4 §93 3 ofbtwces 4 2.3 2 0fsSt Lous © 0000001 01 . PERBAY. 633 Foster,3b -~ 4.6 1 2 1 4 1 3 3 ORath. 21 2 TwWo. base hits, Coleman, Kommers; three base hi B Collins, 523 2 0MiancE 432200 1 0 0 1 OfSchalie 3 2 9 2 0|} Oakes. . t INTERNATIOKAL L:AGUE STANDING. [Baderdd 5 3 0 1 Qcmdlin 42820 21 0 2 0fScoity 30001 sl Won. Lest. orgtnes - 3 1.3 1 1 | OINE oo T i R e T PSS SRR 23 Strankf 5 2 3 0 OfShankslf 4 0 2 0 0 Totals, 27 10 27 11 Hard Hitting Scores for Reds. Rochester 29 2 0 & 1 0 Oflaporte,.2b 3 0 2 2 0 o ~at jJrne 2! Cincinnati by hitiing Cheney § Buffalo 36 31 3 0 2 3 OlAinemithe 2 0 4 1 0 i and Reulbach hard won the first game of the series n 33 3$ 1 4 0 6iishnson,p 106010 Pay way. 1% w 4. Cheney lasted only 31 34 11132 eloumn 10130 o the locals scoring three runs on two 38 ____ ases on balls and two hits. Reulbach pitched good 34 10100 Totals, 31 52713 3 ball for three innings, but was the vielm of an “ ————— avalanche of hits in the fifth, when six hits and a ) Yankees ‘Beat the World's Champions. buse on balls resulted in six runs Bltchie relieved | . o Fio iasuids it & W 2] Boston, June 25.—New York wasn’t dazed by the | him after that inning. d : Buffal ‘Baltimore sight of the worlds champlonship pennant, which was | Packard pitched fair ball untll the fourth inning, | Second game: Buffalo o ralsed at Fenway park this aftcrnoon for the first tme, the visitors defesting the owners of that flag 5 to 2From, erratlc pitching by Wood and some daring base running did the trick. Three of New Ye s runs were due to errors by Yerkes, Ball and Gardner. Wolter stole home in the eighth inming. Wood wasn't hit hard, but ne went to pleces in the final inning. passing two men and hitting two oth- ers. Ford kept Bosion’s hits well scattered. A triple by Nunamaker and one by Speaker at the start of the fifth and sixth innings enabled Boston to Nape’ ‘Rafly Came Too Late. Detroit, Mich.. June 25.—Detroit and Cleveland played of a postponed -game here today. the Jocals Score It two runs. The scors: New Yeork. Boston ab hpo a 9 ab hpo & e Danfels.et 3 0 2 © OlHooperst 4 1 1 0 0 Wolterct 5 1 2 0 0|Yerkes2h 4 0 2 0 1 1 Cree.if 3120 OfSseakercr {2200 — ¢ Securi| Sweeney.c 4 1 4 2 OlLewislt 4 0. 2500 Png:mm S Favizel,3b 3 0 3 1 0lGerdrer3b 3 2 1 0 1 : “ota Ppaughss 4 2 2 3 1|Engleis 1 1 8 0 0 in Balkans a Bortndb 3 0 8 1 0{Balles 2024312 MK'nfe2b 2 0 3 6 0|N'amakerc & 2 9 2 0 Ford.p 30 1.1 0fWeidp 300%0 ANbint & — — _— _ _|*Henrlksen 1 0 0 0 0 e strong tone Totals, 30 427 14 1 ————— i the Totals, 31 82710 4 and move- | 2500 Do. pfd ..... Intrenational Paper . 01010215 International Pump . 001 1€ 004 in the last thres base hits, Nunamaker 2, Speaker. 3600 Lebigh Valley —_— ——— louisrille & 100 M., Waterbury and Hartford, are doing the best batting in the Hastern asso- clation. New Haven and Springtield lead in fielding, when he was relleved by Benton, who In tum was succeeded by Suggs. Nons of these pitchers were hit hard, with the eaceion of Packard. A pecullar pisy occurred in the eighth. With Groh on second Clark popped an easy fly, but it fell safe in the pitcher’s Dbox with three players within a foot of it, and Groh scored while Clark took second and was credited with a double. Score New England League. At Lyno—Lynn 0, Brockton At Fall River—Pall River 5, Lawrence 7. At Portland—TFirst zame: Worcester 5, Portland & Chicago Cinoinnati. Second_game: Portland 4. Worcester 6. bhpo a e b hpo a e At New Bedford—Loweil 3. New Bedford f. Tench, e 2120 3Rmrhe‘!‘.|{' 2z 1 z 1 g College Games. Miller,cf 2000 Bat: 4 1 [3 Phelan2b 4 10 5 Oviarameer 3 1 2 0 1| At Asn Arbor. Mich—Pennsylvania 1, Michiges 6. Schulte, rf 4 1 1 0 0|Tirkerss 4 2181 Zim'man,db 4 0 1 1 1|Hcblotzel1b 5 212 0 0 Baier.1b 5 1 8 0 0|Dodge.3b 523181 Mitchel,Lif 4 1 2.0 0|G 2b 41 5 40 mrs Trawellss 4 2 511 {345 o | GRADUATION c3 23 2 olB 10 0% 0 2 0001 0 1 10 ETs. 21010 10000 ] Lock 1.0 0 1 0|S 20010 10000 00000 BRACELETS, Totsls, 36 10 24 12 32| S5182718 3 RINGS, *Batted for Reulbach in . bt e S By WATCHES, Bcore by innings— ot e s Chicago — s eral lin Cincinna 111 %2 and a gen s Two base oblitzel, Dodge, Clark; of Jewslry at the s, 1, threo base hit, Bridwell lowest prices in town. Expert Watchmaker and Repairer. 'qu-k Guaranteed. We buy all kinds Errors In Eighth Decided for Phillies. Philadeiphia, June 25.—Philadelphia and Brooklyn todk torns in having haiting bees and In leading in today’s -1 e, which was finally decided in the by eighth inning. when the vialtors piled pp four er- | of old jewelry. rors, the locals winning 11 to 8. E; cub used J. OGULNICK & CO., 1800 Pennsylvania. 300 People’s Gas : Pittsburg C. C. & St. L. Pittsburg Coal . Pressed Steei Car Pullman Palface Ca 45800 Readiog ... . 400 Repudlie T. & 8. 4 1 253,600 shares. TTON. New York, ‘June 25.—Cotton spot closed quiet, middling uplands, 12.50; middling gulf, 12.75; sales none. Futures closed steady. June. 12.16; July, 12.20; August, 12.10; September, 11.77: October, 11.60; December, 11.59; January, 11.53; March, 11.64, MONEY.. New York, June 25.—Money on call steady 1 3-4 a 2 1-2 per cent.: ruling rate, 2; last loan, 2 1-2; closing bid, |2 1-4; offered at 2 1-2. 4 Time loans easier; sixty days 9 3-4 a 4; ninety days 4 a 4 1-2; six months 5 1-4 a 1-2. ——— Wheei Total sales, 5 Exchange to Close July 5. New York, June 25.—The governing committee of the New York Stock ex- change today voted to close the ex- change Saturday, July 5,° making a two day holiday. CHICAGD GRAIN MARKET. High. ' Lew. = Clom ot 93% 65 Franklin St, BOSTONIANS FAMOUS SHOE FOR MEN All the Newest Styles M. J. CUMMINGS 52 Central Avenus, Norwich, Conn. Store Closed Tuesdays and Thursdays at 6 p. m. Opp. Bulletin Bldg. Telephone. Mme. Garvagh Taft PALMIST AND CLAIRVOYANT Truthful in her peedictions, rdhfi in her advice, no matter what troul you may have with yourself or others. Come and she will guide yeu. 204 FRANKLIN STREET Up one flight, over Axery’s store. Take It To Lincoln’s He Does All Kinds of Light Repairing. 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