Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, June 21, 1915, Page 3

o INSURANCE “SAFET IRST” OF THE STRONGEST REA- SONS WHY YOU SHOULD LET US INSURE YOUR FARMS: We represent the Hartford, Middle- sex and New London County Mu- tual Fire Insurance Companies—the. strongest mutuals in the State. AND SONS dJ.L. Lathreg 28 Shetucket St. Some people are under the -impres- sgion that Fire Insurance is a very matter and they go on taking £ loss instead of inquiring closely into 1 i1 it 1s too late. You 1 e surprised at the small amount red to give you adequate protectic is the best investment in the for a_small amount of mo > to it at once. ISAAC S. JONES Insurance and Real Estate Agent Richards Building, ~ 91 Main Street BEAR IN MIND when placing your INSURANCE for the coming year THE FACT that during the last fivi vears 92 Insurance Compani have either failed, reinsured or quit; THE FACT that no company can af- ford to sell Gold Dollars for 90 cents or pay $1.20 for every Dol- lar taken in and Stonington High Wins Captures Deciding Game in Championship Interscholastic League From Bartlett High—Score 8 to,.7—Mawson Fanned 15 Bat- I With the ringing of the-bell on.the Stonington High school building "the students prolclaimed another victory over Bartlett High school of Webster, Mass, and also the championship of the Interscholastic league Saturday afternoon in a game played at Stan ton’s feld Stonington. With the winning of this:contest by the clase score of 8 to 7. Stonington High ends its baseball season in a blaze of glory, and with-four trophies to the good. Two of the trophies have been won from Westerly, one the three year cup and the other the silver sin- sl game trophy, the latter being won Dbefore the champlonship was decided. By winning the Webster series the lo- cal school carries away two more tro- phies, one a cup put up instead of a pennant, to be given to the cham- pion, and the ther the Wright and Ditson trophy, given to champions in leagues where the W. and D. baseball is used. It would have been a difficult mat- ter to find a crowd more enthusiastic and more noisy than the one which witnessed this game, after the final run was made. Even while the run- ners were going around the bases, the fans were running out on the diamond, waving their hats, and, in fact, any- thing that came in sight. There was a fairly good sized crowd considering that the weather was unfavorable. Mawson, who was on the mound for Stonington, pitched his best game of the season. He allowed only six hits, walked none and made the fine strikeout record of fifteen. He was right in form and deserves great cred- - ters—Interscolastic League Holds Meeting. Pa it for his fine performance. In the seventh inning ‘the visitors hit him for some runs, but the majority of scores. in‘that session were due to the fog, which setled about the field and threatened:to stop the game for a while. It was in this inning that a ball was. hit to-centerfield with men on bases, which ordinarily would have been chit, but Vincent did not even see the sphere until it had slmost reached the middle garden, and as a consequence two runs came in. Bartholomel pitched a good game for the visitors. The score: s H. H. B H.s. ab hpo a o 4> hpo a e Mettreerf 5 1 0 0 LlTewell2bes 5 0 0 3 0 Q’Conn’Llb & 212 0 O[M'Nam'wer 4 0 2 2 o % 511 0 1fm 42400 4113 o[Barth 41060 4131 ofEM 4010 00 4003 2Hedenchi2b s 11 0 0 4110 o0fcosse 40900 4288 UBartiertsr 3000 1 4213 ofMaoeyyrt 371 01 0 — — —— —Connolly,> 3 1 1 1 2 suwn g EEan CEATEr 50 00 e. took long walks. Coach Rice of Co- lumbia was a caller on Coach Courtney at Cornell's quarters, and this after- noon Coach Nickalls and some of his Pennsylvania men called at Columbia’s quarters. Following the announcement that the Cornell crews would not enter the regatta at Seattle, Wash., on July 16, it ‘was understood that a similar decision had been reached by Columbia and Syracuse. The Pennsylvania oarsmen graduates SATIN (N SLIPPERS For Graduation PUMPS and COLONIALS in patent leather, gun metal, nu-buck and white canvas, will be worn by all “match to order in four days. THE GEO. W. KIES CO. this season. 4 SLIPPERS and HOSE to SESrS RO I &) GENUINE e rfioke,jdffthe Smart Set is not the ready-made or even ready-made-to-order cigarette. men of fashion everywhere — club-men, connoisseurs, bon-vivants, millionaire sportsmen — have discovered the keener enjoyment and greater satisfaction in the fresh cigarettes of unique flavor and deli- cious mildness they roll for themselves, to suit their individual taste, from mellow “Bull” Durham tobacco. Today it is the very last word in correct form to “Roll Your Own.” ‘BuLL DURHAM Smart c have accepted the invitation. THE FACT that we sell INDEMNITY - loosely and the Colts’ outfield put up a | son on Saturday with a 4 to 3 victory not a mere promiss to pay. LELAND STANFORD CREW Sturtevants Challenge Emeralds. | por exhibition of baseball. “Hanover at Mohegan park. “Ott” | B. P. LEARNED & CO. ROWS SUNDAY ON HUDSON.| e Sturtevants would lik 4 Next Saturday the ~Tattville team |Wiedwald twirled invincible ball, al- = = Stucteyents gronld like: fo heat | al. The score lowing only three hits. It wis Agency Established May, 1846. from the Emeralds for a game next | Plays at the Hospital. i pitchers' battle all through and caup- § [§ - = Other-Intercollegiate Crews-Have Rest | Saturday on any grounds. =Answer | b hpe ler pitched a steady game for Han- | S BA B : g - 3 - 10 e | and ‘Walker contributed to any . B Brown & Perki Homersat-law |, Poushkeepsie, N__¥., June 20—Tor s | features of the game, meking mensa No other tobacco in the world has the wonderful sweet fragrance rown erkins, 0MMEYS-31-LaW | t1/6 secona time in the history of train- | STATE HOSPITAL TROUNCES tional catches. d . 1 Id f “B n-. D }1 N th . t Over Uncas Nat. Bank, Shetucket St. | ing for the intercollegiate regatta, one STANLEY'S COLTS ¢ Fhe Englewoods have had a succe and npe natural midness o u lurham. o other cigarettes Entrance _stairwi near to Thames |of the college crews in training here ul season, ploying hirteen games, R - Ask for FREE National Banke || Walenhone SE&| haa Sunday practice when Cosch Guer L= = inine e losing four and tlelng have the exquisite smoothness and delightful Sl f % 5 Counihan Pitching for the Colts Was cne. They defoated the Tast Ends = : ; A ena of the Leland Stanford crew took h ited ast Ends | frech s of Bulls Dak Band 5 t with each 5S¢ sack his.men on the river both morning and | Touched for 17 Hits—Score 10 to 6. twice, Warriors twice, Nutmegs, Jow reshness o u. urham hand-made cigarettes. BALTIC > afternoon for practice. The morning —— ett City At Y. M. C. A 5" drill consisted of a row over the course | _Stanley’s Colts were defeated at the over, tied Hanover. They lost « » . pacse . - e under ‘most favorable conditions, and | State Hospital Saturday by the score | A. seconds and' Federals by one | Bull” Durham is a distinctive form of to- orwich Visitors Again Win . From |in the.early evening the oarsmen were [of 10 to 6. Counihan made his de- \on | margins. The scc | 2 = Local :Odd Fellows—Latter-to Play | given:a five.mile row in rough water. [but on the mound for the visitors and Hanover Englewoods bacco enjoyment thorough]y apprecxated by M i Y N v Z v ched f« 17 bi les. 3 i b o 4 Wiiiter' Toutpameat t-bori'c None of the other crews were out. was_touched for 17 bingles. Captain s " hoe a e £ R TR e o or . Cup—| "'Dyring the day the men in the Cor- | Hockenbroch featured at batting, lay- DOC BEEBE RESIGNS. ter. s 170 0 of B smokers of experience and discrimination for the Transfer | of« Curates. .. | nell, Columbia, Pennsylvania and Syra- | ing four of Counihan's benders into —_ FeE A 2 3 W - - 0 £ cusé camps either went to church or [safe territory. Both teams played |Academy Will Elect New Football | sis1f supreme, lashng, wholesome pleasure it affords. * B SOsE o o arrabiers Captain This Coming Saturday. e 1,280 il b by s e S nga BastBivaDiatiior of Gy An Nllustrated Booklet, showing cor- Friday evening, in the last;game of | rect way to “Roll Your Own” Ciga- card tournament, whichiithe two g G s i s hve becn - pvine o 2181 s ekl ol b skt Je, b S s was the & ved, and :the score . ] 900 2 papers, , free, to .2 ",[,; AP 2 e é;‘;.‘gflgbgk z?{fi SATURDAY’S MARKET DULL. 289 Noeth Pacitc - e o A U. S. on postal request. Address “Bull” Durham, gl ol e . ean = SATURD. RESULTS | = 4 games, and:iho total seore for tho en- | Sales Amounted to 118500 Shares— B . EBAVE{BRSULTS } Durham, N. C ro serics was' 38 3 z 9 3 Gnickettver - Macsat i . % lowing_members played Friday ove- Baldwin Locomotive Feature. quicksive o - tlonn] < THE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY ing: H. Osgos ge— Ve v, ’ ep Ir - | R Fane, 11 Brenton, e aroevooie: | New York, Tine 19—The neglizible Resam . Pearson,. L, Larkin, 'J. Wharmly,® 1, |cbaracter of the week-end session on Rumely pr - - Firth, T. Knowles and!S. Armitage; | the Stock exchange may be jufged o D E + e—Albert Wil [from the fact that such shares as| 1s — = mc e - Er. |Baldwin Locomotive and Distillers| 1200 Third 2 = ” A R S R 2 7 Ty assey; Br- | Securties constituted its most promi- | 00 Toheo | poor work by the utie strons ar Cincinnati 2, Philadelphia 1. am, Dernard Schmiar, |nent features. Both of these issues| 100 UMty - ich _cnverted s into e 1129 from Cincinnati, Ohio, June 20 ms. and Ernest Parkin. |mMade new high records. Baldwin at PR ot R O {aichen a | twent men faced Dale 86 1o and Distillers at 28 1-2 et ol Bleal Ve et e : s ‘to New | i ant: e vt After the game-the loca Other war specialties and a few in- ) 8y a e steal, Weaver scoring. re 2 weakened in the ninth ar as forc- 2 business meetng at enime 5o Ueld | conspicious industrials | rose 1 to 2 Wabash pr - ; o game.) S kol e e E [eLta Ve My L et arranged that the’ committee Whi points, but the usual speculative fa- LR ¢ i 3 2300 Sluggers 10, West Ends 3. Ao fromciion hiine 3 - o had charge-of the last tournament will | VOrit:s were at no time in real de- 100 Woolworth « L (Second a ) . = EY T r 1 re T h Ao or th ries, 2 1. Score: play during the coming winter months | Mand. Some of the railway shares| g0 willys-Over S oz .1 g T zgers still retain thei game of the series, 2 to 1. Score: with_teams from .Plainfield, Norwich | included in the investment class were| Total sales 1 Pl 44 slate i hia () | Cincipaati (N) and New London, the winhing team |DOt traded in at all. United States Cltw & (Fimt Game) | 4 eV TR I - PV to be-awarded & cup. Steel moved within narrow limits, its MONEY MARKET. : Sashar exaim) 3 : n b olresncr "3 070 0 8 The' mee me to a close with | SIuggish course being in no wise de-| New York, June 19.—Close: Mer- 1 4 game.) 2 0 H Upito & oMb 5 3 3 T8 following ~ election’” of officers: | flected by reports from Washington, | cantile paper, 3 1-2@3 3-4. Sterling: o 2 1 e 2 : e e Master, Leonard ‘Firth; Noble |indicating an appeal from the recent|go days, 4.74; demand, 4.7635; cables, Ceiaiii Taas 00 = e SO 5 2500 Grand, Willlam' Flowers; vice ‘grand, | court decision in its favor. 4.7685. Francs, demand ca- g sl g1 1 lugg d six runs, 301300 ErnestiCollins; Permanent Secrptary, | Total sales amounted to 118500 pjes, 5.45 3-4. Marks, demand 82 ca- : el 2100 John Sewart; Elective Secretary, Jos- | Shares, the smallest half session In|ples, 82 1-8. Lires. medand, 5.96: ca- LAWRENCE BEEEBE (First 3 vuee eph G. Willlams; Treasurer, Samuel | many weeks. P bles, 5.95 1-2. Rubies, demand, 38 7-8; LA S BEBB 4 e b Johnson; Warden, Fremont Firth; | Gencral news of the day included|cables, 39. Bar silver, 49 1-8. Mexican | football team, has resisned owing to Barind 4 s e Auditors, James Higham and-George | 2nother batch of $2,500,000 gold from 33, Sovernment bonds, | the fact that he will graduate i [ 0 0 0 s i o N L H Whitehouse Deputy of the local lodge, | Canada, making a total of $47,500,000 railroad bonds, steady. June. The election for captainc d 5 dark- | ¢ 0 3 A T - Samuel John After the meeting | received from Ottawa by special ar- - 3 take place this coming Saturday by | ‘It 7. Manct s Eeamed : < 5 5 i - a muslcal programme .was " enjoyed, r?n:g;a'fu‘;?tnofil?ce M;;.v 11‘ and a total COTTON MARKET, ;,,\v"‘ ¢ : 3 bl Sier 7, Lo Se same.) X : 3 5010 ‘ and cigars ‘were passed. of 00, rom the Dominion since SNl i W) Rap el T phes ew 3 Lowel ¢ o i 50221 SR A Curates*Transferred. Jenuary . From all forelen sources |, 1™ oS0l oluaay, Suly, 9355 Octes | of the basebalr. ot e d o e hlednr : = R ¢ e e ol MrTpor ol December, 10.18, Janua SR TmeseLts Clevetand Chicago (A) 20 Taderas: Rev. John H. Landry, who has been | to this country since the beginning of e TAFTVILLE ENJOYS SWATFEST SHIEEOETS Suctifico G \ assistant at,the Immaculate Concep-|the year now total $112,250,000. iy S i League. . 0 tion church for the past two vears,| Demand sterling fell back to its DOk Iy P Ung, e AT WOOD'S EXPENSE ol : | eoTH crREwS MAKE has been transferred to Watertown, | recent low record of 4.76 1-4, and con- | S2les: — 1. Cineirmatt 2 s « S and Rev. Thomas Lynch, formerly in | tinental exchanges, including marks |, Cotton futures opened steady. July,|p,,iclson Outclossed at all Stages of 5" Louls 8 2 FINE TIME SATURDAY Watertown, has been appointed as- - 2 fons | 9:51; October, 9.91; December, 10.17; roadenat League o —_— s s e PP and lires, were weaker, at fractions | 313 Octeber, 2.01; Decem the Game—Score 12 to 2. Internadenat Leagu [ sistant in this parish. from recent record rates. The metal | JANUATY, AR 2 - Providence-Richmond game postponed, rain. ¢ St. Louis 1, Detroit 0. Yalo Mado' Four Miles in 217055 Too Early Celebration. markets were lower, lead falling to T L Neivs arililcs’ was Jof Nonireal § | M1t Tnaes 2 Swetiman| o o e % = The Fourth of July was unofficially |3 3-4 cents, a break of 1-4 cent over| o o P et s e P D i - | e e s arvard Sa o Have Covered | observed Sunday, and passed off with- | Bight. Lake copper was quotably un-| 7,07 = oce 105% fore the final inning arrived they had ity 1 S game.) | nd S Course. serious accidents, but there were | Changed, but subject to recession on| g 10 104% cured 17 hits of which 7 were hit American Leagus. s | Walker's 2 . nty of firecrackers used with tell- | large orders. Z Dee. [0 L0007 1% r extra bases. The score was 12 to e 157 R 5 DA sy ) loutle| The Yale varsity eight had what 18| effect upon the quietness of the 8 With R;@Draensigwo'e e‘imnswn of slight- | cor~. Normander kept Danielson puzzled d 6, Chicago Sec same.) < 3 proba t time = for r:m éul; Sabbath. The noise was not apprecie,| 1y over $5,000,000, the excess reserves| yuy and farmed 17 Danielsen's 'lonel two —_—— - i course before regatta Saturday | ated of the cittzens. of local ' clearing house Institutions [ ot . . . |rums came in the first inning on a hit GAMES SCHEDULED TODAY. I "~ 4 Detroit (A) o o|morning. The eight rowed upstream Village Miscellany. Coom e S e T el S g %% land two errors. i X e 874 2 | wiht a flood tide f ing Lreeze & 4 The bank statement discloses an actu- ollan: et re: b cki e SEw % i ” ight . 2 and the time given s 21:05. Inj lice McGuire spent the week- | a1 locn tnceeans of S5 TAt000" onho| B «e e it 48wk % Mulholiand featured at bat, DICKINE | mygapms o : St. Louis Wins Forth Straight Game. ? i ¢ ¢|and the time pas i TelELNES S Deinleledn Satitl il Yainee f¥old inflow, Jofi the ivwaalcific |\ SSE B AU SIS A8 G e O QNN BB NG TR D O B s - S R L 5 1 1 o|the junior eight. The shell had-wash : 1 K b s ) i v ed dz bases, [0 0 T et made it four straight and moved in- HES R TN eless, the th v 0 e Migene” Ballea oe X“Sg?)%lffd in a cash gain of over $13, LIVE STOCK MARKET. ’xI.znllun: advantage of all misplays. New York st Philad | to second place in the I vach to- %o g o m: , the time was tnam spent the past we vith | * The 1 e he score: Federal Lesguc | day by defeating the wor B D e by 2 I SR veek With| The bond market was steady and| xoo York, June 1S.—Receipts of | Danisison Pl s Bl e rorcs: ) o 5 o| The tin en out for the rival i D Etahothom of Plainfniald wag| Qilk. . Total ssles (par value) agere- |y S Tou%, Jipe SE5 Recoiits ~of S Wnhe x e e Slipis o0 2 ofcrews follows: the guest of Mr. and Mrs, James Hig- | Saros tomdy were unchanged on call | CarS Tor the market. ~Steers in light o tdd as C b by = o Han s ginbotham over the week-end. by o O = supply and steady; good and choise 11 32300l « 11% = Hat mil 21 Truffle Guillotte spent Sunday at |3 T8 the week. fat bulls and cows were just about 371 1 it ey . $33 Mile and b Rocky Poin STOCKS, steady; there was on easier feeling on e T s e 51w o0 s1lmoe Sy e Miss Myrtle Puteau will pass the| gy, J the under grades, with some sales 10@ ¢ 1 Iy 182 3 ¢ xens ca ias $ 8 83| Two miles ... 29} summer with relatives in Whitman, | 50y Alaska Gold A 15c. lower. The yards were cleared 1 2 OjDubuc e ] TR tn, =, S Mass ML S Al cncimens Good to choicg steers sold at $.75@9.40 | St Amveer § 2 1 0 0fTmbeat 4 0 0 0 0 103 -« Sacrice hits, Pratt T 18 250 il Chaimes oe Bir 100 1bs. bulls at 45007 a few| 7ol Toms 3T s 5 2z SR Bt e .. 21:05 21:02 Chlldrene Ory 1 Beet § beef slow and lower native siles Fcicher 1, Oley 3 Mullhotland 3 | 27 Reore, by | airtight_pitching by Pierce and three | W28 2750 given a tiwme row r‘%,-_ozm FOR FLETCHER'S Gt Qg at 11 1-2@13 1-2c per Ib, T s e O S e - s i Ticse inss Bl Beashacs] SArUEHE DUCINE (DY ietos! S0 EBoas 1o rnn ne distance in 10:02, ~ 500 Tife &% ports from this port tomorrow 1, mander 2: off Wood 0 y : oo dhough give the Cubs the final £ . 5= 2 . - Tob Ses Receipts of calves were 855 head, = Bost ¥os clean sweep of the series. Score: The Cuban G s ere outclassed |. s o including 553 for the market. On light | STURTEVANTS WIN THEIR Paer Yantic baseball team lost a Sretie ‘m [ Chicago (N) by the Kickers, day afternoon | 196 Smelting pr receipts the market ruled firm and SECOND GAME | Wesningion fought ten inning e to Balti noo 8. o ab hopo e|on the Cr ery. T s e = higher, and all the offerings were 3 Cleveland urday with a score e a 034 39000119 to 11. The teams lined up as fol- AN Comm to choic ves d . " i Very loose fielding by Yant 3 : 1 o | lows: on n:}noi;‘y\\!;? num:)—waxr, 001050 per_ 160 Ibe.: “mutens | Tirely Batting RsaHy I;‘o r:;ntsh Nets | i T ot gt o B i | L i Y| Saban omants—Worttora 1D Dengril onds, ches, Jan 5.50@7.00. N 1k calves ictory—Score 3 in the ninth inning. Both bat- 110 ofSalectd ' 419 0 0fros p, Johnson rf, Ruley 2b, Ed 2nd sccuritics of any kind at tha $6.50@7.00. No skim milk calves were a Vit R 0 ?lros p, Johnson rf, Ru . Ed. T st ha! offered. Dressed calves were quiet " - did excellent work % L0 Sywpiiee R o | Brew Wilbur 3b, Randall if, C.{, o o deal With oo but steady at 12 1-2@15 1-2c for citl| The Sturtevants reorganized dele- Sheehan, Casey and Hart played 43 giprems 1800 i THE COLLATERAL LOAN CO, O P dressed veals and a few at 16c; coun- | gation came back strong Sunday | ey 252 | well for and Olney made a one .31 e H O’Shahan . ss 143 aaln Strect, Upstalrs. 100 Batopolis Min try dressed at 9@12c. morning and_won their secnd game | phuadrphia 3| hana circus catch that was a feature. 9000 - , Ferguson cof, M. Shanhan p, it Cistnbiis ) 400 Ben Eleet. Recelpts of sheep and lambs were |in the City league by winning from | ftsres 5 Coullard played a fast game for Bal- AR Tous ¥ Canmor it Flemine in, For e el 10300 Cent Leather 5,0== head,' including 14 1-2 cars for | the Warriors in a rally in the ni T E tic. The score: s ok e atchin 3 S 4 b the market. making with the stale |inning. Row Fork vantic i e 5 5 i 1000 Chie M. & P. stock 16 1-2 cars on sale. Up to the fourth inning the Sturte- | Gincinnau | 7 Bpo s e | Brooklyn . 000000 2 . Think of R Sheep ruled steady; lambs were 50@ | vants were unable to score but in this Gn3 39 v 008 23| Braves and umpires do not seem to 1 088 hinaom: Con. - 75c lower;.the pens were about cleared. | inning they hammered in six runs. e iy oI * "% be the best of friends these days. “ ccll THE 600 Fuel & Iron Common to prime sheep (ewes) sold at On timely batting in the ninth they L. ,‘1 Casey.ss LEE CLE JEWELER| - 380 Quastosk Tn $4@5.50 per-100 n:):.z common to choice [ won. The score: Fisi] 00 Gomn. Progucts lambs at $8.50@10.25; a few yearlings| Sturtevants (C. L.) Warriors (C.L.) 2l when your Clock or Watch rofuses [ 311 Cm Prodhes Prir e chon S VAt i Ford ol con G5 n o] I H MERSICK WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM (/] A e LM : 2 . 500 Cuba Am Sugar 7@12c per lb.; dressed lambs lower at 123 a5 8 8 5 o Mome E Fournier it Water your ‘oatiigreaia s Prompt collection service 12700 Dist. Securlties . 0 1 dq@tciit Yoo Hog drainod ot 15 e s 2y ors 10 i . ater you 3 = Low prices . e 1-2c. 140 sipwaibp 51811 LT LR Touls o 3 ure hovess LanHt 128 WASHINGTON STREET 10 Fed 3 K 8 Siecelpts of hoge were 3,081 head, in- i e R R 2 — P % : = 205 Fea M & cluding a ‘carload for the market. iiickice 5 0 0 0 0| Games Postponed On Account of Rain. . s h { M. J. FIELDS, . -. Florist| . 3207 5 Frices about steady. with sales at 380 P118 0T 8018 8| o corrents of rain that fell during | o S, bises i b " 7" " "33 Ward Street 100 Goodrden pr - . Fe0 DRCii0) Iha s ughsiaDI AL 36,000 5800 Osmmnne 5 93 9 %)tne early part of Sunday afternoon |ty Simcos 7: by Don't lift and lug a water | 3 4 1300 b N Oro Sub © 75 ——=— | Carnations, Special Forms and| 30 Ge.X R 3 Totals 481137 B 5| Totals & 63 8 G| broke up scheduled baseball games, ! i e = e JorSalt, pail, when you can get | Plants. Telephone 657 | i I Apral ... Chicago,, June. 18=-Hogs: Reseints | st i s 9901 |aithoueh tho Sluggers and West Ends Yale Oarsmen Enjoy Sail / ; > i 0 Inp Coper AN S e e O E 0 ¢ 21 040—8|In the City league played in spits of | Gales Ferry, Conn., June 20—Yale's water by simply turning a DR. F. W. HGLMS, Dentist si00Int Met A e 730@ | Two base hifs Stone, Gltcher, Wheeler. ~Bases|the wet grounds.. All other games in |, wine squad epent toda: he last b T 7 100 Tadied Gas 1451 5000 Beavy - $T.40G1eh: rowsh | b of, Witaer b Sk eut b7 uch 1| the-leaguo wero called off. The Sa- | Snday before the race, on an all-day faucet. Shaanon Building Annex, Room A 200 Lehigh Valley . heavy $7@7.20; light 37.50@7.80; Dies | Wheaer Time 115 g chem-New, London game Was als0 | ¢rip on Long Island sound. The squad connectid to & SE M S e i e %00 hedyy 3 Dostponed. ‘as split, some ofithe freshmen and The-above outfit-consists of a geared power pump connected 4 H. — 610 Maxwel 3 2 pr Cattle: Receipts 1,000 head. Market S 3 varsity men going on the Savarona,| P, gasoline engine. Suction lift up to 25 feet. Capacity 40 gallons per min- ' On account of increase in price o to- 5 strong. Beeves $6.8009.30; cows and ENGLEWO?::;;L:aEIiH ViCToRY. g‘““’ Sox Trim. Cleveland Twice. |unger e L ot i ioliS0T | -ute. Pump gear can be thrown out by an eccentric bearing, permitting use | baceo, the cstone Clgar will be heitors $8.95G0; | Tex = eveland, Ohio, June 20.—Chicago | of Hartford, and'the Test boarding the g i & far o i : sold from mosw ou at $3% per 1,000. ot smscfiio.zs. ‘exans $6.80@8.30; —— won two games from Cleveland today, | Sultana, Mrs. B. H. Harriman’s steam | of engine for other purposes. Very satisfactory equipment for country homes, : L X Ty SR o Wiedwald Held Hanover to Three|7 to 1 and 8 to 0. Cleveland made |yacht. Lunch was served aboard the . : jan2d 11 Franklin St. Sheep: Receipts 7,000.head. . Market mE c S MERSICK & = B e e i T - 3 weak. Native $5.50@6.35; western Hits almost as many hits as Chicago in the | yachts and the oarsmen returned to * 2 . e o b, Edstern. Connecticut: equal oy ThoCBuIS | 500N ¥ ¢Couieel 3110 $5.70@6.40; . lambs - $6.75@9.25;~ western : .- 0rst game, but failed to bunch them. | camp at © o'clock. T 274-292 State St, 11-27 Crown St, New Haven-Conn. i M‘#—‘%‘L‘fi“‘&—/’ Vv SRS R S % Lfl%@j& slose—helr: sea- - Mortomiplighe geod Wl in the'second | Tomorrow ;; the - varsity -+ bagebalt L ¥ 5 e RLCE B e P B % SO e Z 1