Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, September 22, 1913, Page 3

Eh-_muujuunm nod ted i seain, thé_game_gen extra funings before Chicags o i Bunched hits and two passed balls sent e sonomd Sithe was played in_a drlzsie rain g Tt T G 4 8 Bakiiie e b, iemoman: “Shier andGoods Was & foatare. The scores: " mesrouer | WO STRUGGLES COMING TO AN END in the AETNA ; . ON YOUR AUTO Philadelphia Americans and New York Nationals Sure of Par- Athletics and the pennants in their|a consistent winning form, while the respective leagues. Tomorrow may see | Highlanders, with the recent acquisi- 16 31 10 First_g: : ® with Siallit ned % 5 Phitadgisnia. ehicaso. : L LATHROP & SONS ticipation in World’s Series—Athletics Can Clinch Held | ,......, “," k -’{ ; §,,_,M *i" 7 § E | l ears dlsappear e % 2 % 3 Beerors 5 Erers ; E on Pennant Today—Washington Tied With Naps For | i I i E;;um"li: et l? Hl Cravuth,ef 3 o Sajea,’ 1 ezus. e 1d 0] Second Place. ke b b Ldema b0 B 4 fiéf;:‘ e hF New York, Sept. 21.—Only a matter | last week, shoving the Browns into the | Shania® E 1] ifbaun vy of mathematical possibilities now | cellar, where they seem likely to stay,| Mayern 1 0 0 8 ——— ] i : stands between the Giants and the | as they haven't developed anyvthing like ;;::Jgf; e b i R | ] nnie Mack's men past the point|tion of such speedy men as Maisel, Alemandes o 4t ser in Sih. ' b will give them the flag—even if | Gllhooley, Holden and Whiteman, are| oBstied for Marer tn stn = 2 = thoy lose all their remaining games.|going at a great clip, having played| Sme ot mbe wumine s, s ’ a Sl 0 I I e S Not many days afterward the players|at u .667 pace in the last fortnight, Score oy inmings: v under John McGraw's tutelage should i Piladeipht ©1000080 01 find themselves in a similar impregna- Phillies Sure of Second. Chicago s 5000060018 ble position. With the completion last | , The Philadelphla Nationals, even bees Goode. Duncan; three baso hits, week of the Cleveland rout and the | tNOuUSh they have failed to maintain a . Goode; home runs Luderus, Schulte, Saler. failure of the Phillies to do better than | teady = cnough pace throughout to| Seemd ewme— ! ¥ e . °L Broaic oven in a wesk when they had | Ting them. up to the ~flag-winning Sl s =::l The bright little faces that await that should interest everyone who has | to close up on their rivals if ever, the | Point, nevertheless have made a finef xnaveay 4 4 4 2 S o.0f ] ) 3 ? = : Season’s run_of it, and while threaten-{ ekerct 3 0 3 0 £aitioia [ & Dok BN be Muined by fire | pennant races in the two major or- 3 > Dk Aptadt e S ) d a ly that would suffer by the | ganizations were over. GS( by the Tubs, ‘are not yet in any- R 222364 . ° 3 can Insure your property in| The New York Nationals may be ex- | thing like as serlous danger, as are| et ¢ 0 § 0 Poudo bn hter md. Relisble Companles’ at Reasonable |pected in the week just opening to|the American league runners up. Iudeus.1b 4 17 3 Eeladaf et ou a ome Wi e ) Rates. play thelr hardest so that the clinching | Pittsburg seems settled in fourth|Deolmss’ ¢ 2 3 3 lbddxils 30 0 4 2/ | : : ISAAC S. JONES game may be won at the earliest pos- | Place—something of a drop for last iy e P A B e = sible date. year's second _ position e S Dol e A e e ol M 5 = § - e Ineuraiice ald " Raal SERIMEL Sk : Brooklyn and Boston are having an 1 mews 2 h h lthl ettler i g o ot o g Can Clinch Hold Today. awtul time of it trying o decide who | seex b My nree a lel‘, ca er an 1 g Py i i 5 s Likewise the Athletics are looked to | shall head the second division. Cin- Cm;;';l’__' o e e 10 ) for an earnest effort to come out on|cinnatiwhich has been playing at con-| = I ‘o it L Bioc = ¢ - . . the winning side in the double header Siderably better thana .500 clip recent- | Faued on scoount of darknces. R RAILRDAD WREBKS they have scheduled with Detroit to-|1y, has a fighting chance to beat Ut | base hit Zimmerman: home rin. Zimmermun. you e em S ee = enin morrow, the bagging of which would eu\har Boston or }?ruolklm. o —_— N 2+ | put them past the possibility of being St. Louis is hopelessly moored in the demonstrate the value of acci- | grerhauied. The auicker the leaders | tail end berth. Miller Hugging, it has| e 2 . . go o p ey |10 each circuit complete this process | been definitcly settled, ls to be given| Cincimau, Set at—New York und Cincimati tl on dent insurance. Get a policy | 5. Tonzer the time ofs o groom their | another chance, and will try next vear | Dok o s JOMD ke hete. Joliy. el 1 eS On' al n Con ec annexing the first by 2 score of the TRAVELERS’ veterans, particularly their boxmen, [ to lift the Cardinals out of the ruck | Johnson's od pitching, while the vistors took the n the for the world’s serics contestst o be|by making, in all probabiiity, wholesale | second 7 to 5 in a nioth inning rally. Johnson kept staged at the Polo Grounds a3d Shibe | changes in the personnel of the team. | the "3‘(-:{:";"""'; ;';',,’._“\‘r'.'.fi.'dr‘wwn o ‘.:f:.-f.‘.‘-l' B F LEAR NED & co park early next month. There will be no one, from present | hre, o [, the it while Clnclnt base o & g A A A appearances, to disputc third place | bails 1n the frst innin Cltained the only ru flt Thames Loan & Trust Co. Building. Senatore sni |Naps Tied with the Cubs. who wil, therefore, un- | of tc game. Tesrcau afiereaid w p eases em an ene S em. Agency Established May. 1846, The Senators have been coming fast|less they happen to rise a degree by | and was only relleved in the el = i of late, and Saturday worked up to a| keeping up their spurt of today and | maining innise and did well o tie with the Naps. Griffith's hustlers | nosing out the Phillies, finish under | ln to swemd gamo Clicinati eot three rune - ° . have won nine out of their last four- | Evers in the same notch they did last | the fist ioning on Bates' walk a single by Crob, | esl eS S use u con e on RBMO U AL teen games, while the Clevelands have | year under Cha B e Yok Sibinad oo An the micsod ° t n but three out of twelve Tt nd still | been at any time, as they were for & | he iniie by Rame Moy snd Meyecs. The vis: are golng poorly. The Washingtons | while last year, serious contenders for | itors took tie lead In the wixih. when they zot three worked into a little batting slump 1 syl st | purifies your breath, sharpens your William F. Hill, Real Estate and Fire insurance has removed to 25 Shetuckset | \cok and lost a couple of close game —_— pas street, opposite Thames National Bank. { to Detroit, but otherwise have been | GAMES TODAY. ¥ Doyle's fumble, an out aud a siuzle by Blackburn dver Wooiworth’s 5 and 10c Store. going well, particularly in the box, and | Gsiany e T w‘l;n’ hn'u:i tu:\l.‘:m . ’i»u:m";lxlx I“\m‘i»mfi) ,.',‘.‘,51 IO Siavs struckesn LR IR SRR e o Taute ab TI T | Bums ansled. | Bctcher was cauali at the. plate. on 3 2 S, Wt Sahlon Va2 3 e E Emfmceinarior s appetite, soothes your nerves. ATTORNEYS AT LAW four victories credited to him in the Cleveland et it " Bumns, o 3 . = = —— | last fortnight, while Groom has be g a¢ Boston. RSN IF Dosle wha crdeced o the 8CL0 b Uimpi Mier Tor 3, pitching strong ball, and Love, a new Natienal Leasus "'!'L:'!& ;’l”";“” n:’.c 2o e % Brown & Perkins, iltemeys-at-law | 5a% his Shown ¢ Pitisburs T New York. | Cincinnati Uver Flrst Nai Bauk, ShetuUcket =i Johnson’s Fine Record. N Shewss b Hp h Entrance siairway next to Thaowa | .. ° 0" gl ity “ational Bank Telephons §3-3. notable total of WATIONAL nEAGTE STAND!NG. T 31 = f Saturday m Won. ton ro 2 bt EDWIN W. BIGGIXS, . 0 20 7 10 nar10a Shaunon Bullatnz. bR TAL DOWNS ALL STARS. hics from Phillies. Bcore by inmings: Chicago Takes Two from Phillies. Seore i3 SR Home Team Comes from Behind and Meyers iz 8 wn s “Butted saBatied Ecore by inntnge— New Cinet Wins Out in Ninth, o 0000 st A tar team two clubs are now | RS : | cinoimnatl. | & &co ked three men %15 1 ofmeschectt % 0T 1 0l p by ting. o 0 n securec lead | at @ s H o Simiss FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL T L] ( ker nd Austin 2 0 0| Rrowy 0| pt th and w B 1 o of zBlack ol featins Gt the 1 3 o 0 o] zxn 0| £ ite for AN IRREGULAR MARKET. @ 3o Jo & T 2 L A A | | Prices Incline to Heaviness with Frac. | 7 New Yo s e | | | tional Losses in Some Stocks. pressed by a wed b n- | on Monda n t Londc 2y, the N without sh | short 54 <5iE ey Chew it THE BOX after every meal with a holic Exchange ye stock ring in 2y e —— importance, made eizbt hits off Quinn, while | 7 el ? | resentin ancet. for but Callahanss 3 1 0 ¢ 11009 NEWARK WINS PENNANT. ‘ SPORTING NOTES, < = . of B bis r i 4 s o _— {ea: 0 P o ;g {5 1% 0| Sunday's Game Concludes Internation- | _In the big trade with Cinctnnat last Y e and was removed | hereby Tinker went to the = Cubs evidently picked up the when they named Humph- > has turned out to be Evers’ 101 | @ Al 7"\:‘“;‘. o i Jake 3 S sl g 40 'y Erammy woa e SATURDAY BASESALL RESULTS. ] a job as : 150 = aguss. and there was ¢ eral disincli New York, Sept. 48 American League. b 1 league on the part of s ateady | iSeptemter 21 0] New vor 7. Clevelar s to tell the tale. commitments to over e week.| 1322 Decemb. 3. 8 0 0 P De 2 e Irregularity 13.98 0 Washin, 0 _was 4 pur- wding throughou G nodie ] 00| ¢ B al Chatt#hooga, were inclined MONEY. 1 nced that he will Aers York -Sept. 20 Money 1l " g until spring. _ ¢ Sept. 2 Money cx= call | tched something lfke 40 full Tome loans steady; 60 days 90 days 4 3-4; six months 1 s he must have a rest alar of the year, > final s e ( ind the White Sox are to ook - [BC.| meet in o series of games for the CRL s Likewise the Red CHICAGU GRAIN MARKET. High. Low. Newark 7 58 o = B hiuten , will contest for g nds. o Bcore by inningy— Pittsb e e + | Baltimor 1 Louis fans, how- ] Boston . 000028000 0—2Pushurg 3. seeond zame. = & | Buftalo ipear Sasik O e the e ot 00006000 00| New¥ ran Moutreal wrdinals in action, hree base hit. Mann . hlg. Providence 7= L S e b Topls-sio ‘vr;,,”:,h“ 70 ‘ ox have not played ke st Luuls, Bosten International Le: [y e % is season, but they have o a0 ab b Jerses Cits 1. first came. Newark 4, | ° efforts to establish new . 5 Quiniar 1t T 6 13ancilles second came—sewen fnminza 2= ey stor % Peck 13 0Lerdrt firet. mame. Toronta } Voluntown Shuts Out £ L TDEY B pped. . both f Oakesof 3 rst game. Montreal T FRS n after o1 s SCi Whittedt 3 1 0 0 out the White Rock pendents e waw o P LIVE STOCK MARKETS OLears.b & 0 4 8 0Schuisef e | at Volunmtown Sunday afternoon ¥ to produce new | York, Sept. 13 Rec es were 2,705 head, including 45 [ for the market, and with previous arrivals there were 4% cars on sale Steers were in fair demand: top grades steady, and medium and common firm; bulls and cows 10@15c higher. There was a good clearance of the yards. Common to choice steers sold at $6@9 COLLAR CLUETT PEABODY & CO.TROYNY" e —————— WHO 1S TO _AME. n as weil as men | 30 for 100 Ibs.; oxen at $5.50@7.50; bulls ade miserable by | ‘100 at $5.40@7; cows at 35@6 heifers 100 at 34.50@6. Dressed beef firm at 12- 1-2@14c per Ib. for native sides. Ex- rts tomorrow, 136 cattle to London. Receip i cludin d B.e;ts m s B . gy o S e and a 2 e A+ dracein &' Sout S : head for the maricet, making . i e imat & Tha 49 Lan & ' ) | with previous receipts 203 head on . . ttle b 8, 3 2 sale. V. s were steady to strong; 2 ' phiet a t it Adare 100 1 _15% | other calves steady. Common to choice 2 % % v Gtk . 20 - ¥ e eals old at $9@13.50 per 100 lbs.; - P . T Sl S S ulls at $T@5.50; grassers and year- ' s at $5.75@6.25; a car of good PP western calves at $). Dressed calves - -, steady t 18 1-2@20c for city dressed ! FULL SET veals; 12 1-2@18c for country dressed. ; 3 Recelpts of sheep and lambs were | % ; " TEETH 7408 head, Including 14 cars for the 3 . - market. Sheep were in fair demand - for baki b e b L MEETH. oo oo 5 25 somd : ora baking combin W 1 o TALIAR [na mpay steady prices with a good clearance ) l.‘fe.h ) flmlltl fliflngvanu Sem wearing of the pens, Common to prime sheep B e hou Mo sk (byer £0ld at $3@4,50 per 100 lbs.; culls at Jeaves my Sfice untll the patient is - f| 525150, common chelss lambs at fen e tans Tule is mever |36,60337,70; culls at 35, Dressed mut- s A DL Ju the mate ton steady at 8@llc per Ib.; dressed ural gum, the use of whieh malkes it lambs at 12@14e.; a few heg dressed impossible to detect false teeth jn the | 1MP4 ¢ i mouth, This wenderful invention is ,H““'N! of hogs were 1,775 head, in- only to be had in my office, My selg - e i 500 L 3 86 1 tolive the' best! nt .tho icas) cluding one esr for the market. Prices possible cost, I give my persena] generally sicady, with heavy to Hght 3 PR selling at $8.10@9.50 per 100 lbs.; guuraniee for 10 years with uii work, }_"’"‘ Shite e fhieggs, Sept, 19, —Hpgs—Reeelpts Jacksen’s "Natural 14,600 ; mariet weak aad 5 cents lower, sefe of teeth abse- Mixed and butchers, $7.85@9.10; goad A Glenwood Coal or Gas Range for cosking, and a iy dety Aetestion v, §7.900 8.95; Fough heavy, $1.76@ A Gleaweood Parior Stove, Puraace or Boiler for heatier GOLD FILLINGS §1.60 UP, light, $85.40@9.10; pigs, $4.76@ Aucans solid comfort and less fuel, OTIERS 506, : e ; ks Phis {5 the ealy ofice tn Norw! Catile—Rogsints 1,500, mar ow Dr. JACKSON Dentigl where aid crowns and tecin withouy J|and frm. Becxes, 88.3545.80; cows g ’ tapie from t: fi and heifers, $8.0D@8.75; stockers and plates ( 2 Ratural s, d Suesesssr 1o pnes) are imserted positively without feeders, $5.46@8: Tesans, $6.90@3; THE KING DENTAL €O, pain, calves, $8.75@ 11 203 Maiy, S D 15 astai Sio Dental Nurse in Aitendance. heep—Receipls 7,009; market steady Pty B 0 gt Painiess Extraction. to higher, Naiive, $3.50@4.75; western, e $3.15@4.55; lambs, §5.65@7.40; Western, §5.85@7.45, e C. 0. Murphy, Nerwich