Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, September 24, 1913, Page 3

7 NORWICH BULLETIN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1913 INSURANGE. | y 1 GAMES TODAY, . ... ™ e PLUMBING AND STEAM FITTING .AKE_lnA“I".OFICY MAGKMEN SHuw HITTING AB“—'TY ERRadgptlE AE :’:"DL S . 4 -v ) PAN%)I%AiNng?l '[. F. BURNS‘ AETNA Hammer Out 25 Hits Off Williams and Comstock and Wallop s B Pt | Heaiing and Plumbing, ON YOUR AUTO Crulsing b Tigers 21-8—Lowell Again Defeats Hartford in New Philadelphla Steamers from | — 52 Franklin Stieat J. L. LATHROP_& SONS_ Geland ——— Brooklsu st New York. Boston at Philadeiniia. Chicago ai Pittsburi- ST AWERICAN g:...q; STANOING. Lt PO . . . Washington New VYork. Englard Championship Series. ™ R ; KER s B S.S.VICTORIA LUISE | (, E. WHITA St. Louis January 14 February 7 Successor to ‘ Philadelphia, Sept. 2i.—After Detrolt their half '1;1ne game was hg‘l‘\lt from Temnars o poaie SRR, I“ ) innings lhl( dA”‘l"""U“ hi 3o New York, Sept. 23.—Caldwell’s superb pitching n 8! < By e e Sl ore | sell Efofa Sony e Bl | SRS ¥ BB TRIAE | S S AMERIKA | asbBiig il Rencd ks act ‘\2‘:““_‘ :““‘.o‘“"‘l’;‘ e u‘;"“"l‘fi.':‘n’ toks in|and @ felders. chotca.? The Senators feason. ” Caldwell heid_ the visitors 1o, four bits and Largest Steamer Cruising in the Caribbean Sea aprsd &5 Wese Mals St F“U_MA“ "mn“ THH“ “flE Sc E4 3 e e o = 2 1 a of 3 to 1. Not Cleveland batter N the second session, when ton hits and | cored again ip the el gz‘;g: a 1t DY | recined fuara il with Gno out o the ninth o February 12 M;r"' 18 two passes off Williams, a left hander, er, an_error by atiempt was made o sioo Jackon steallnz secont Duration, 16 to 29 Days 2 = Aot i netted ton runs, makine a record in the | single by Hoffman. R e e % $ ROBERT J, COGHE.A.NE ai §E,1D,},,§{.’,,,§E‘{,R ‘:1;1“;{13 ;fimfl matter for safeties and tallies for this| Magee got a three bagger in L‘Ne:!l: Eact Wi etk it hos 5 - scdond | Cost 145 1 75 andup UG S TREAD. TIREE, Ne - other Com: '{;“':;,illi’ZZZ:,a‘fg”in1 ;1; the secents when A\eren. ;usse\i iR X the_ World through the P-nnml Canal, PLUMBING, STEAM FITTING standpoint of dg]jverleg mileage and face in the thir . and he | t3€ 2 % 2 & 2 en v anea 3 : eneral satis % c 180 hammered hard, from one to| Thomas, and "'{ag".‘e’:m;rndmfi;fls;eifif Ginpmeiss & 078 4 OfHetwnc 103 00 S:"L‘,‘;"E;L“;M‘;:p‘fw 10 West Main Street, Norvich, Conn.|Sencral catisfaction, Note the perfect hree runs being made by PhUAAS | Neither side scored tn the tenth. In |fwment 443 ¢ SlGmex. 31000 HAMBURG - AMERICAN | Aeent for %. B. O. Sheet FPacking {seacon. For sale by phia in each of the last si WSS | the eleventh Averett passed Dee and | johustonad 4 1 7 § Ofzelddnay 1 111 0 - X ShR & AN IMPORTANT PROBUSITION - | Walshlod the stlack with ioe S0 - reached first on Keliher's error. | Euih ' 3 0 1 1 olguieorst 1108 0 LINE The C. S. Mersick & Co., that showld Faterest sy : . double and a pass in s | ¢ ; i 5[ Whtiean 2o 2 o i : b o ¢ frervone Who haslto the plate, and he also scored ““‘IGaraéuxre“A“x';g:“i:)‘;fpseas‘;fl:;:geron U famneri™ 3 8 3 0 alhantia 13 1Y 8] 4145 Broadwny. N Or local agents | €3 1 . New Haven, Connecticut, Tied DY fr%|runw, Meimws fattenea his batting|ISatiela, - Zeger rompsd howme o P 1000 ofSvemee 20600 an“ar Ium In Dealers in High-grade Automobils and your property in|dverage |»}- m..x\.;-T fou G“’x'fiiin "‘0;(’;" Curry to Keither, but Miller scored on g 010 olcaawals 3 1010 Motor Boat Supplies, b1 . aachn times at bat, while E. : -1 ¢t . cross in —— — — —| grounds before a Erhnow Swhick 2 - at Reasomable| | Baker and Ba ) made three | (1€ ';‘:\}em""la;"f”;:img%“ e ot 2008 o mws 3 93 81| FNCS berore and didn't know which| 4 peep inio un up-to-date bathroom | talog mailed on request. b hits! The team baiting average for the | gooy s00dd “Two innings later he scored from |ls oniy le freshing than the bath — y ISAAC S. JONES day was . s delivery | _ Clemens of Westerly, R. L, fa credit-{ = ' * = — =~ sccond hase through the pitcher's box D e Fi T eSS, ived Pennock's delivery | Clemens of Westerls, A T and D6 tho. tmer ok 0 sivans | A N d Complet ’""R’“"ffia': (:“' .:";::’ A2%™ | gor 2 home run, 4 triple S i denpia| SO IORTRRTet Cawaiathin alke Matted tor Bates 1 gtn Side s LR Tony | comiort, L will show you sauples et eW an ompiete o o e in five attempts. The score: This gives Lowell three wins and | sEsiteq for Grese in Sth. I ever witnessed, and the climax|Plens of the porvelain e R 5 Detroit } S Hartford one In the New England se- | o br inmnm— of taking chances, was by Kelly. The|Z22d Eive you estimates St avale Llfle of e ; i [ries. The tcams play in Lowell to- {cioretana scol tied in the gashe. Run-| o PUHIE them f 10 L0 o eud guar- oot New York ner » on second and third bas jot S Two base hits antee the entire job one out and the opposing infield was 2 3 s e drawn In to cut off f s r from| 1 ENTONM 000010100035 1 2 e i Jrawm tn %o cut oft the runner from J. F. TOMPKINS, { W Hartford— Bosion, Sept. e v s second. As i 1 o the ball was pitched, | -3 7 3| both cames lodax. Boston teking the first an = . h ; ) S L 0 i nmiis et oo Kelly was on a run at top speed 1o- 67 West Main Street osi Zieser an g ward third. The ball was hit sharply with collar and pockets or S st stors 11 10 10, Walh, o R | ward , started a | to the s who stopped it per. i {without, excellent colors, demonstrate the value of acci- ‘ dent insurance. Get a policy{ i Wiktiam: in the TRAVELERS’ s B. P. LEARNED & CO. | .0, ... erett and McBRonald. gan the seoond game as Chlcago’s pitc) fnish, however. beinz takea out after the Afth in- and rew home. The runner i S Bt L Bagn e at gieen | Jig Vaugh“ FUUW! Co. heavy weights and good fitting Detrolt YT 0 N IV ares & 93—As the result | Fimt game— war Thames Loan & Trast Co. Building.{ Philndeiphic 10,2 1 2 S L oxin o ebLuBoy it Lo Chicage. 1 Boston. waiting. Kelly had roundea third | of an agreement reached this afternoon fios 508! b h o = Rty : G T Nos. 11 t Ferry S Agency Established May. 1848, L JTvo base N, Bauman, ‘Croword, weln: tes | O 85 a8Teoment reached this afomond | T woerre 4§15 3 | 10D speed and was comiing up the path | Bl ot : garments. = @ ol i o American icague baseball clubs, the |Tordab 3 Slingiein 4 011 o 0fbehind the other runner, scree hing | 151 | B &,AS']‘II\IGS R Vankees, unger Manager Franik | J-Collinsrt : a,:‘p..lu;v(r 30 } 1o Look out for Kel’ at the top of hu £ { Chance, will ploy their schedule games | Si3se 1 4 1{Lewis,. Ty L volce s the ru r from third slid| a Specialty. { REMOVAL LORD DEWEY CAPTURES of 1914 at tac Polo grounds. Chappenar i {3 i3 0|behind ihe plate, trying to zet past the | 3 Hacaive Dromot Atcentions ] e B 0 THIRD $10,000 EVENT. ! 'This arrangement was made mneces- | Dalyc 8 +1 5 3 2|catcher, he was tagged out, but before | o William F. Hill, Real Estate and Fire kil . |sary by the fuct that President Frank |Beweno 1 33 37 §|the catcher could touch him and dive | ——oH — . Insurance has removed to 25 Shetucket | Homer Baughman Outsteps Tilly Tip- | Farrell of tho local American league | St L 11 0 o ofPeck to protect the plate Kelly slid in 291 Main Street, ton in Futurity for 3 Year Olds. Club was unable to secure satisfactory | motals ont of the rubber dodged under the | Delivered to any partof horwlch street, opposite Thames National Bank. Over Wooiworth’s 5 and 10c Store. hodebunl title to the property upon which the catcher and scored the winning run.” DERRE Opposite Chelsea Savings Bank, City Lord Dew- | new basebali field and stands will be| = o0 O e v the Ale that is ackuowledged to be o and Detroit, | built in time to have them ready for | If° o ™ e 4 tie best on the market—HANLEY ht $10,000 race |the opening of the 1914 season. Tor Promush I Hitting in the Pinches. PEERLESS, A telephone order w Calumbus, Ohio, Sept. inner at Syract Score by innte (s} his third sir: t i ATTORNEYS AT bélN77 L e ek Vo seldom that an emergency | yeceive prompt attention. o By MR e e : b i T, ol T ! A Few of the Bmwn & Perxins, ithmeysat-law | 205 the first and third heats had West Chelsea Basketball Team. Two base hiis. Hooper Hooper hit game, as Larry .ml»x.mnhm the|D. J. McCORMlCK 30 Franklin St | ¢ - -4 e % S Fer nts did recentl when atting | - Q Uver Flrst NaiL Dank, Sueiucke: -w | been bet 1 on once thi vear by I'he first and second basketball teams | ¥ inst 300! Tylel | M Euiratice mtaicway nest to Thapws ] trotters of Lord Dewey's class. Lord |of the West Chelsea schools opened a e G {\1':_0‘;”\1“,\(1)‘2;?‘ i cney Javers sday for the the winnips was four thousand |seven game series Tul and a silver cup. championsh Dew Natlonal Punk. Telephome B3-& | in the m: leag was July | torious of the Su-| ) of the distric BEST COFFEE, 230 §ud 9. Lefty Marigold’s measure was taken in the | team winning by the score of 14 to : X t E i EDWIN W. GIGGANS, Capital City trotting stake by Tommy | This was also the first game of the - len!u.n; wirling against n.ai E:z: ;Ai\f& bPochR' 25¢ Asiescalibn. Horn, after a strugele of five heats. |season for each team. Simon Man- | ] ind he held them hitless until B G il aareea Shnaian Suildin: Tilly Tipton for the first time this | dell, S. Ableman and Casey tured | ‘ 2 Murray, boss of Qe ) ‘; 37 b. 120 season was beaten by Homer Baugh- | the game with sensational work. The 4 1 of |'s 50 v [ 3 \‘J BEST COCOA, !5 Ib........ 16c = ————————————————y nan in the Horse Review futurity for | first team challenges any grammar | S5 Cte i P el a |} SLADES SPICES, /4 Ib. 60 - 7¢ Wesleyan-at Yale Today. R I L e e R oy 110 a triple, and Pastorio from 12 unhl 2 3 Ib. box STARCH.......... 160 § ° - y John S. Baughman of ville, K¥., |through The Bulletin. i iple, ast \ Conn., Sept. 23—Yale] v 5 i 10 1-4, and step. | Totals, o040 portrait into the pitcl 1 b, pkg. SEEDED RAISINS 8c Won the first heat in 2 P b =3 ~r . all seasan with Wesle-|jeq a second faster in the second an = a : : SPECIAL FOR TODAY L 3 afternoon on Yale fleld.| fina) one. { Naps Challenge Pirates for Series. of the Naps was head- i liegians are not consid- Prinoi Margare(, the original first | Cleveland, Sept. President Sop- no-hit pame September New England Boiled shipped Parcels Post as they were a year ago, | choice for the .15 e, which went|ers of the Claveland American league | s vitie o L o peslui e Din cored on the blus for the{ three heats on Monday, 'won the race | club sent a challenge today to Presi- i nde kees, until Clark Griffith request- inner . pmis B ale, on the| tgday in three more heats. . of ihe Pitbhur N0 2 0 2|ed Norman Elberfeld to bat : nd. is considered stronger than] “ame 500 pace went over until to- ok e (EHIbuze NEol ey b nit Yot Chesbro” i the minth. The PRICE 46c ( United Tea mpflners 0 B 6 Ak morrow. series of games. The challenge had Kid promptly tore off a si | ' ineup is not definitely ®ettled e b held back it s definitel S5 Lautec Sy Wesnogten 2. Berger did not pit =me T — i players will undoubtedly b en Mol Dark mall Tiowes) CoLOAAly S waditinun St. Louis made it I A e Franklin Sq. ever Somers Bros. Tio Bais: ubtedly bef HARTFORD BLOWS UP decided that the Clveland team Would | or thees oo Hia 1 e sEme aon. DR. F. W H(BIMS “em st | el not get a chance at the 1913 world's | ingion by winning tod: at e 3 i IN ELEVENTH MNING. | 70, &¢ S e aiiue ot bachelor safety, said safety 1 = s S s o runs. Although ther betied Groom hard, the visitors | manufactured by Harry Bemis Shannen Building Annex, Room A. e Ch ld Gives Lowell Third Victory in New ; : onls wnrned one run. Tasor and. Mitchel AHAE D hohithE % Yor Glen Lich.| Telephone 523. ~octlod full T ildren Cry Englind Ssiea. o S R Waiagion sefe, the ormer gving way T che elghi | 3.5 3t B AT LS SO e We carry a full line — erlin, Sept. 23.—A crowd of more e 23 | “September 10, 1907, Doyle of the FOR FLETCHER'S Haretord, Conn. Sept. 2 —After | tran 5000 porson sitanaed the. open: e - B conmca. the Kauousts s ons| SCHOOL, SUPPL!ES of Jeweloy, Y SEEDES, CAST ORI A\ |payine superior ball for ten inninas, |ing day of the Connecticut state fair |shoumct 3 11 10 made by Mike Kahoe, who got | Clocks, Etc. All kinds, Hartford went to pieces in the eleventh | today. Good horse racing was one of | Austiny 1 2 1 2 & the gzame bec 7] Wariior) . ’ 5 ali it sosrion of otday's zame with Lowell, | the features. Interne captured the hon- | Bl ¢ 212 1 i red. tonal | Pencils Pencil Boxes in the best gquality and the visitors bazged three Tums in |ors in the 2.23 pace or trot. The 2.31 P02 03 i which both teams | . i LEGAL NOTICES. that one chapter, zetting a lead that |trot was not finished after five exc L ens on one Bt 1eir piie to Clonons Iinch Boxes and workmanship. the Senators cotld not overcome im |heats. It will be run off tomorrow. 1112 (5 21 Chikaeo. el Y = It will pay you to call on us and get Wiiliwere o 0 8 0 2030 3 b 1905, Lefty Teineld | Pajngs Book Bags prices, which are the lowest in town. oy tor 00 o000 nd the safeties wer made by im e H 1! T = e las a B ANNUAL TOWN MEETING. FlNANBlAL AND UUMMERGIAL Sk mltallE ® 0 0 Slasle and by Leield himselt. Char- | Stationery Ink and Mucilage W hx. “;J ‘-;““l“h“ ";‘i”“'fld{ all y . Totals, 3 92 1 s ley Buffinton of the Phillies is, so far PSR ver and jewelry for thier full value. Tho Jagal Toters of the Tows of aris- e Wi as 1s known, the only ional Jeague > g cxpert Watchmaker and Repalring. o House it the Beesns Tete rine T S Reted for Geagm’ b 9ib pitcher to hurl two one-hit games | I"\RS ED Wfi\‘ FAY J. OGULNICK & CO. S i T Sewe, 2, A BEARISH DAY. | eyt sl % 3 65 Franklin St. Opp. Bulietin Bldg. r the foll % e 2 o =in hree days late 3 i - OTIRE PU-{ Session of Inactivity Closes With Pro- | i S e CE IO : e e Franklin _)quare nounced Downward Drift. * Do. 1t o .o Washington o ie o Jhee e - s o e Wew Yok, Sept 23 o 100 Do Groom Y] Hard ™M d one member off sentiment today was bearish, 16 op- « Sy agee ard on Marquard. early in the month has been 00: - e that Joe Tinker 1t each season at | AT | meet the cur- away during recent days af he New ¥ i a isty Math- | GROUND LIMESTCNE “xni to mecrine] itation and duil irading, and \m‘l;\,\' Sty =T t mus dawning on | AIR SLACKED LIME. "*1 hoard room gossip was mildly pessim- Richard Marquard that vood Ma- | & te o] #stic In tome: The marker apparently | e Sl e T M Gement, Sand, Lime, all vote to e cockirn e S R Plasters and Preparsd d lost the sponianeity that charac-| iy Marquard’s Ier ized it on the upward swing and| Gt Quike: Seer ; : Roofing. it was evident that stocks were hmu»‘ ten times this s E has mace: Best Roofing Puint in the | suppiied whenever opportunity offered Kbt Yoy . : A | Efforts to force prices, in conse- gy o g e mar g | guence, were virtually abandoned t e Fuii iine of Sewer Pipe. day, after anot spurt in Reading > hor - w OARD. | had failed to stir the general list from Sarad LM E e ,’\E'—‘- BOAR | slugeish ion. Fluctuations were et 1 el i narrow and meaningless until late in n % oo & ; : the dav, when Stocks dipped downward | . ; ZEs. | 20 YEARS FROM NOW decisively. trace Sl -~ | will your family monument be crumbl- Sach wentures as wers made on the Largest Stc - - fugito dv us show you speci- o side were again centered in Read- s while the Cits |} our work erected more than ne. which plodded upws and on in City il YEARS AGO. new high record for the hamme a 8 ) quently went off two home: tt e MeG ! A f\t ca 20 3 2ppropriativ s best quotatior Sar | Eftsre e of marker Uk T ht, lettering clear, Ninth—To see if D ied tyiinainty and then foill ac 1 Al Qu o edges i general appearance ange | People's Gas set a new high mark at © 0l o one: him | Ter 171 I5s zoo \ erected. sadd Tow: 170 3-4. and there was a showing of 1 out on May 2 ¥ e e o some of the Allis-Chal- have figured lit- cent months. | strengtn 1 ! mers sacurities, whi tle in trading durin Ilhe Chas. A Kuebler Co. ixwold, Sept. 23, 1918 gt > 3 | second 3 h o the 3 . - - - . Rock Tsland stocks and bonds mad chane ¢ hey will probably | ing S i . i A up tome of the ground lost om their T e ) Bn series with the Pic hi‘&. Onions | Tel. 39-41 Franklin St. recent =lump. More than 4 mierest attac e Pittsburg Natlonal i Pe) . % iy e i | Dore then erdinasy Talerest sbiach : : Red Cabbage i Ing of South African gold al lomdon = 3 S = £ - FROBATY, today, by ‘Teason of dizcyssion R 2 y 1 9 324 for o) L R e Green Tomatoes | . 4. AYLANG, Sudge.§ many's purchase of the bulk of the 2 sing need conneetion Pears, Et by i mar, lato ot| affering emphasized the p Sstrator - of gold at that point in o nppensed in Court] Cih {he Ootobgr settlement. Bank- estaic o Settiomeng | ers here said that cable ad from oy an seder] London that no demand had appear- wuging 1ol ed from America was in line with their m said ap-§ ynderstanding 11 whether or noi v s orted within the near fu- reupon, it 18 Ordered. That saigsold s impo: ear £y P 1 ihey will be big boys Pe@g}%@ s Markel ¢irls, and their faces will 10ry. (72 be heerd and defermined at ] ture, no efforts to arrange s and we'll % in the forenses, and that no- the pendency of Suid npplica- | trend. Total sales, o Probate Conrt Fooea b e (1 ments would be made until the Ccte- i A f said Distrist, on the B ettiements had been wranged, ey September, A 5. 1313 at 100 ponds were mwm“—, wita a_ low joatbaia H ; Falace par vaiue, §:,68d Score oy Inatige— oi said hearing (Lereon, hej 00% Benokisn 9 00000 0 Isix = by the publication of ihis oiger| United States twos 1“'"’1' o cetingtibuse 2 Pirtsburg t B i l 5 some Lewspaper having a cir- os declined 1-2 an nited 3 Mte. 15 prd e S s S in caid Distslot, at least thies | fowes 104 on oall 6 Woatworth Tvo ‘base hita. W o 4 ib\sdnmor } l o St e b R et i e e KIDNEY Supplie: at all time A S o the Gourt. CKS KELLY TOOK s i SEESON . Ay Lk, STOCKS. LLY TOOK CHANCES. 49 MAIN STREET I T above pust foresoing % o orue COTTON. e g T'OGRAPHER " _Spot - cotton | Great Chicage Player Got Away With | ]ROUBLE middling uplands 13.60, gulf It, Too. New Fork, Sept, FANNIE € CHURCH Norwich Savings Soctety. BE PROGRESSIVE 2Pp Cleik B k) steady; you can make n r. | T oo Am. Beel Sugar. oo g — Kilmer's Swam : . \ Frer HEID i B 8 & = o steady. September Hugh S. Fullerton, the baseball writ- { ney reme it} Have your Optical Work done by a» ot et o s e . won-{ and "dol 7| up-t -date house, L Septem- FOR A Finiar .37, March 12.46, May 1 tributes an ticle entitled ake a ;;‘:‘5,‘ = C. A. SPEAR, Son, 8 AT dogse g, e June 1850, July 1358 Chanee Againat Play 1 Safe in whieh | iy Optometrist and Optician, A full line of the above With new f W T otion o1 318 Main Street, opp. Frankiin Square | edditions coming slong, including thase i sald Dst : uc out borders. MONEY, -~ ball The follow N over Somers) wit mrn dmis Qt.xj“r‘l‘): e‘tm‘m»u ler ad Qi me Sept LKelly, the g LN L kg dings,and bands to match. Mixed h 1o wance Suelting Sh Y e i biggvia ® paints, muresco aud tints; also arg s losing bi 2 R e S OE ST % gliss imitaticns, e bos " at cul actoss the diumond from frst Lo] our ds- | paper-hanging sud dec Locanogy, a ."\"3 f,‘,“,‘; 2 third s, i Troin secund o Ui o i Jous e par hanging sud de orating all the s the Sy or B 5 5 AN el phate, and laud in nse the | St & Elound habcing (he samt, ik (BF Atk A 45 Ay § Yapice Failed fo see s Rerve, | and a full line of T 1 strair Tredisd W wive yotive 2 & o ue day v eut from fest o Ourd | sold by the P. F. MURTAGH erest by publisling this orde © N on a slow nfield bounder. 1le | - e . 3 N - 7 " " W i gt aligin i R had e ampire. whe. ws Gacins | Ornamental Nursery Siock.| gxe 1ams & co 82 and. 96 Woet Muis Stvaet, T ward st scresping Al him 1o vaich . 3 d e play, and, swinging straight across, = bl fod sndnglns uralinl siioss | Landscape Designing and|jp ¢ R CHAMBERL I ORDER IT NOW runner out ai fr: A whirled just in Plantmg. Ropkins & Co's Light Dinner Als, ms,, to cafch Kelly going into third, Dfintal Blll’o’ef‘fl 5e per omem” 5 S Deda LSON 3. AYLIRG Judge. and foregoing is a true "FaNMI® . cHERCH ek calied him ouni. Kelly walked to CATALOGUE MAILED FREE. Koehler's ner, 50c per dozem. = fkhu un‘d)il"!; X;{:‘ le(id:u.v i : ant, then, In ¢l &' of D Gee actics %. |ll;Pllb Zver; «n‘, Tbe per zen, RE 13 agvertsin, neal owing Gafiney bad causht him i B - p 1 H Baicn cau%m‘ o The Buls o r»«md; e acf, he remaried A mene v |HARTRIDGE'S NURSERY, during his last Bt abpnt el el < oo oy letn icr business ife & Fudmn. Umpire, [Lve never been on thess NORWIGH, CONN. MeGrevy Building, Norwich, Conmy H, JACKEL & CO,Teluphope LMl