Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, June 1, 1916, Page 3

S Lomn Yawrence Mmflw 31—0Miss lm Kis- - s.l.Jr..uflJ.J.w 'thted?um o e e ilias I Tohi son, 6-2, 6-4,-in the second round of the mixed doubles of the Women’s Penn and Eastern States lawn tennis tournament today at Haverford. to our office if the mlllel of FIRE INGURA is on your mi\d will be ‘wise precaution. Or, if yju prefer H, we will visit you and talk over these important matters. ISAAC S. JONES Insurance ‘and Real Estai Richards’ Building, 91 Main St. Tartferd ganization in the world, the Royal Marimba Band, of Guatemala. | Thmmdnmua@ymwdmnmhu—- Mc!!pmndhmmwtomhmhfih 'l’henumbu:aemmm-uch ,the"Otflia"-nd"G\- temala—Panama’” Marches,” and they make an attractive record which scems sure to be enormously popular. . Victor Double-faced Record 18040. Ten-inch, 75 cents. . C. W. Adams of Chicago was defeated by Miss Phyllis Walsh of this city, 6-8, 8-6, 6-2, and Mrs. Robert Leroy of New York defeated Miss Se- rah Neilson of Merion, 6-3, 6-0. In the third round of the champion- ship singles Miss Florence Ballin, New York, defeated Miss Ina Kissel, 6-4, 6-4. Miss Eleanora Sears of Longwood gegnst—e‘;l Mrs. V. N. Bieg of Merion, Taftville Defeats Clarks The fast Taftville team played their first game under the new management, at Westerly Memorial Day and defeat- ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW | AMOS A. BROWNING, ‘Phone 700 Attornoy-at-Law, 8 Richard’s Bldg. Brown & Perkins, Miimeys-at-law Over Uncad Nat. Bank. Sbetucket St. ‘Thames F. tled. The points w{:%sfl—s feet inches, mn Jump—First, Himes, N, F. A_; second, Nuttall, Wheeler, and Craig, Westerly, who were tied: The points were divided—5 feet 2 inches. Broad § meeting held Ily 2’ l’lfi viz. Marlins Rally in Ninth. l—llunldpn.l b‘nfl concerts. 8500.00 ames t pavement. 17,510.00 New Ha: < May 21, N : A. ed the ICluk Thrfi\a}:} (l:o. %e:l: byllhe treet pavi ven, Conn., May — New : N. F. A. 45, 'Wheeler 26 |score of 9 to 2. e local ys_ play - Haven made a ninth inning rally to- R, i - o 1-2, Westerly 17 1-2. 16,140.00 ed a fast flelding game and batted s . -5:500.00 day, securing three runs and downed hard. Adams pitched a good game 5 F’,‘,’:‘&f.fi"{'f’“ Ha 2,700.00 o 0 4. In this inning the and the Westerly team were nnable 6—Forest street improvement 1,000.00 locals gathered three bases on balls, | YALE DECLINES INVITATION to solve his delivery. The batteries T—Rockwell m-e:’mvemem three singles and a sacrifice fy. ~The TO ROW.AT NORWAY. | were Adams and Cafel for Taftville, score: bt 3020 bpo a s'010 140 2234 2.3-3 @1 130 .3 4.0.1 3 10 IS B PR X 07 1 Devinec 416 3 040 Donovinp 20 0 6 144 xBrossicr 90,0 0 131 I Muapy 0.0 0 0 305 . 0000 000 9% Lawrence 5, Worcester 2. Lawrence, Mass, May 31.—A com- bination of clean hits, includlns two home runs 'in the eighth today scor- ed five runs for Lawrence and de- feated Worcester, 5 to 2. The score: "5 H ] wlmrroeemprs seouinsnwond 8| henbinacwsd Bl uvosnnnscn PO Totals 32815 1 () Eatted for Van Dyke tn oth. (x2) Baticd ‘forMurray in Sth: Sccro by funings: There !s more catarrh in this section of the country than all other diseases put together, and for years it was sup- posed to be incurable. Doctors pre- scribed local remedies and by constant- ly falling to cure with local treatment, vl coonsssesss locsconscos Race ‘Comes Too Soon After the New London Regatta. New Haven, Conn., May 31. — The Yale university crew today declined an invitation to race at Christiania, Nor- way, on July 3. The invitation was extended personally to Captain Low by Jan Schierve of the Studenterf Roklub, a well known Norwegian row- club. The Yale authorities told who presented a handsomely engraved invitation, that the forth- coming_race would occur only ten days after the Harvard-Yale regatta at New London and it would be im- pessible to compete in such a short time. In the practice of the Yale crews to- day Coach Nickalls made a number of changes in the various boats. These changes will occur daily until a first crew is picked next week at Gales Ferry. Overton Elected Captain. New Haven, Conn.. May 31.—John ‘W. Overton of Nashville, Tenn.,, was to- Gallegher and Johnson for Westerly. The Taftville team under ths man- agement of Joe Parker would like to arrange a game for June 10th with any fast team in eastern Connecticut. This team is the first Taftville team and not a picked-up team and is man- aged by Joe Parker. Arrangements for games can be made by addressing Joe Parker, Taftville. and imprevement 5,000.00 & Tlagbonndy 500.00 Loutsville At Kansas Clty 3. Milwaukes 4. (10 innings.) & with asphalt CAMES SCHEDLUED TODAY. 9—Toj r o Laugel Hill bridge to Court House .~ 2,600.00 Also to lay a tax on the city list last made and perfected to meei the ex- penses of the city upon the estimates avproved and appropriations authorized by said city meeting to made from the city treasury, and to fix the com- pensation of the collector of sald tax. Also to act upon the list of abate- ments of taxes mede by the mayor and aldermen of said clly. to be presented at said meeting. Also to determine whether approval shall be given to a properly executed grant to Hopkins & Allen Arms Com- pany of sald city’s rights in or to the strip of land along which the waters A new song of love in China, ren- deréd by a quartet of male voices. It makes an excellent quartet number and | and stays there. Sung as a duet by is well sung by the Lytic four. Campbell and Burr. Thése are only a few of the beautiful numbers just issued among the New Victor Records for June Come in and get a complete descriptive list and have us play the records you would like to hear, has the quality of tuneful music and “‘easy’’ rhyme that gets in the miad National Leagus. Boston_at Brooklyn. New York at Philadelphla. Cincinnatl at Pittsburgh. American Leagus. “Washingtou at Boston. Phlladelphia at New York. Chicago at Detzolt. eland at St. Louls P as Portland Scores Four in First. Portland, Me.,, May 31—Portland scored four runs in the first inning of today’'s game with Lynn and neither side got a man around after that. ‘The score: R. H. E. Portland ...400000000—4 8 1 Eastern Springgeld at New Haven. Bridgeport at .Hartford. Worcester at Lawrence. New London at Lowell. Lynn at Portland. of the Franklin street brook formerly taining the city’s public Lynn ......0000000000 3 ¢ 5 o D. S. MARSH D A h Mayberry and Gaston; Williams and|St. Louis-Chicago Divide Double- D et Su It he - fow o Masterman. Marsh Building, 230 Street Street, New Londor , header. Chicago, May 31.—St. Louis and Chicago divided a double header to- day. Packard’s good pitching, four double plays and timely hitting won the second for the Cubs, 6 to 3, after two two-baggers and Smith’s home run had routed Seaton. St. Louis won the first,( 5 to 1. Chicago got ten Sunlight Building, 46 Franklin Street, Norwich said waters, was recently changed from the land of the releasee, at the place designated by said strip’ of lend, to a location in and along Chestnut Stree Also to determine whother the meet- ing will advise that the land be sold on which is located the fire department station on Main street, near the prem- ises of the Merchants’ National Bank, as recommended by the committee on fire department of the court of com- Tenni Medford, Mass., May 31.—The Holy Cross tennis team defeated Tutts today to 1. Wright-Johnson Retain Title. Newton, Mass.,, May 31.—Irving C. full. Cutshaw drove a long hit to center and Daubert scored. Score: Tigers Hit Opporfunely. 'MARKET WAS PROFESSIONAL. Special Stocks Were Operated in by Cliques and Pools. ‘New Yorx, May 31.—The operations of pools and cliques in special stocks contributed very largely to today’s ob- viously professional market. Except for Lebigh Valley and Reading, which were active and strong at times, the railway list manifested little of last week's animation, despite the issuance of numerous brilliant statements of earnings over the holiday. Norfolk and Western, however, rose to the new high price of 125 3-8, allow- ing for the reduction of its regular and extra dividends of 2 3-4 per cent. Other standard stocks were obscured by the prominence of motors, rubbers, minor steel and iron issues, Mercantile Marine preferred and some of the mu- nitions. New maximums were regis- tered by two of the automobile group, Chandler Motors rising 3 1-2 to 108 1-2, with Lee Tire up 1 3-4 to 54 1-4. Mexicans, particularly oils, were dis- posed to advance at the outset, but lost considerable ground later on publica- tion of the tenor of the Carranza note, which created fears of renewed complications. International Harvester es were perceptibly strengthened by the increased earnings disclosed in the annual statements of the domestic and foreign companies, and copper and zinc shares were under reduced pres- sure. The hollow character of the day’s trading was evidenced by the ease with which prices shaded in the final hour, Reading leading the deciine and chang- ing various ret gains.to moderate re- cessions. Total sales amounted 355,000 shares. More gold from Canada for account of the Bank of England brought total imports of the metal on the present movement up to about $23,500, and tended to harden exchange rates in London and Paris. - ‘While the demand for finished iron and steel continues to show some to FINANGIAL AND COMMERGIAL Detroit, May 31.—Opportune hits gave Detroit a 7 to 4 victory over Chicago today. Score: [ hits off Doak in the first game, but fast fielding including two double plays, saved him, while errors paved the way for two St. Louis attacks. mon council. Also to determine whether the meet- ing will approve of the proposition to unite with the Norwich Town Sewer ™) = 3 5 e s W Woe 2 o | WhiCh wil] aboommonats the section of = o | whicl accom te the section o scher was expelled in the first for YLy 4 135 4 0]the city on and adjacent to Washing- too strenuous argument. 2 Y s R :onfl:u—e?‘: n‘or(herly of Chelsea Parade o the city lin e el g m i a $ 23381 Alsoto detérmine whether, in the Bescherar "4 0°2 0 l iR T B R e e B sy $ 515 3 8| event of votirg for one or more of the Smithet 3 0 1.0 01 1240 3111 ofltems of strest improvement above Butler,cf 1010 21 3121 3 2 5 mentioned, e meeting order the 400 Cluett Pesbd = T4% T4 Miiler,1b 4 013 0 23 1002 -—————'- euntire payment therefor to- be made 3900 Col Fuel & Tron 7.3 3 11 0 s 1002 3 92718 offrom the tax laid this year, or from 200 Consol Gas - 38 X 3000 15 1000 funds borrowed to cover said items, 800 0 05 1100 and to be repaid by installments; to o 4033 03 1100 Getermine whether it will authorize the . D 112 e borrowing of the money thus needed R e e al Two Games. 215 to make ‘the said improvements, “and e the vithin which re- Totls 33 5212 [ New York, May 31—New York won ertodi B Bl R = i two games frory Philadelphia today, 8 borrowed. © () Batted for Dootn I to 7_and 9 to 5. in the first game Dated at Norwich, Conm. this 29th ning the Yanks won with a five run tally 918 JRPHY, 2 93¢ in the eighth inning, when Gilhooley ‘of Norwich. Two atar . St haas, Bin. hit Bush for a home run with the g . wWilllams, Zimmérman. bases full In the second Wyckoff el e b s Pl T Netéby certiy fhat the above and N ot Louls (0 ot was wild and unsteady and New York °. foregoing s the warning directed ta Ny = RS e & % a o| made hits at opportune times and| Lowell, Mass., May 31.—Fortune held or service by publication. 800 Gl S Steat ~ Bescherlf 2 1 2 1 O|MCthy2b 5 1 1 9 1|ran wild on the bases. The score: Lewell to three hits today while Hor- Ty ttest: W. ROUSE, 208 Tilinols Central 103% Smith? 3 1 1 0 OfFlackst 200 sew York (A) sey was pounded effectively, New Lon-| A Sheriff of the City of Norwich. 100 Int Agricul 7% Butler.ef 1 0 0 0 OWillams.cf oz 0 B ab hps = don winning 6 to 0. — e Con: [ AR 2 s LR e e Score: NOTICE TO CREDITORS. nterboro Con orn: 0 Magee.c 2 r of 42 Lowefi New London AT A COURT O} PROBATHE HELD o 3 Ty 353 [ T ab spo s e upo s |at Norwich, within and for the District Pl L iy $1° 83 063 Heoas ST 3 01 0 ofsrhekass 3 0 0 2 ofof Norwich, on the 3ist day of May, 4400 Tnt 3 M ctfs 2% 43811 00 0 Boon 2028 374 5 ¢ Upewian 3 S.1 1 SEA. D191 41700 Int H M pr 933 0002 0 3 0 Baker. 1100 3119 5150 Present—NELSON J. AYLING, Judge 300 Tnt Papel 11 1000 == 0 it 3120 3018 511, 1 Estate of Nathan G. Gilbert, late of 3600 Int Nickel 5% =i 82121 o N e 305 2 e P R Norwich, in said District, deceased. 100 Jewel Tea ) 31 921 0 Cullopp” 0 0 0 2 et S0, Ordered, That the Administrator cite 1400 Kels S Tire 3 o zCaldwell 1 0 0 0 I s 5 2 g 2 ofthe creditors of sald deceased to bring 10000 Kcr:necott 54% N e 0 Keatingp 1 0 0 4 io070 5103 in_their claims against said estate 200 Keok. & D s s 0 xxHarizell 0 0 0 @ 1100 2122 % within six months from this date, by 3 !-x;lk‘hS';fluc B Schulte. 0 Rusellp 0 0 00 900 2 391027 10 posting Y notice to ‘umhx‘ efledol. to- C . =i = i —-——— ether with a copy of this order, on ‘:i% s ARl % e N T Mk 37 o signpost nearest to the place whers 460 Tooss W1 pr & Reds Win in Sixteenth. o o r Horsey said deceased last dwelt, and in the 100 WAl fob 0 e o o same Town, and by publishiing the same iy S s . Pittsburgh, Pa., May 1.—Cincinnati once in a newspaper having a circula- 200 Maxwedl M 1 pr 0% 0% defeatd Pittsburgh by a score of 5 to tion in said District, and make return 460 Maxyyell M 2 pr . 188 six 2 today, winning the game in the six- to this Court. 700 May Dept Store 56% teenth inning when a hit, a base on ELSON J. AYLING. Judge. The above and foregoing is a true nopy. of record balls and three errors resulted in three huns being scored. Score: FULTON WOULD BE < HELEN M. DRESCHER, ) Pittsburgh (W) TR - EASY FOR WILLARD i ot PO b h oo Mageoct 4 H i S Aht s Ty iR 3 1| According to the Line They Got on Erggll:l:;—-}:ll}t::e:Lzaaflotmugguc.l; man. i e 3 £333: Eimis 4 : Former When He Boxed Reich. Thair citina seainad “it*dh 8 to re m; unders) our care o i Highit 4 9 Followers of pugilistic affairs in the e e L R T $i2 8 Taltersc & 2\ * 3 ol east are rather loath to take the pro- Sithin the time liinited 3 ths Shore is000 ender 2 24 |2 2| posed match between Jess Willard and | and foregoing order s110.3, 3 33 10 1&\ 13 2| Fred Fulton seriously. Because of the jera BDERICK SAA(LH:BER'{‘-" e % opportunity which ~was afforded a o o large number to see both principals _____ & 2s in action within a period of a month, 50 a comparison of the respective ring ability of the two heavyweights can NOTICE be made without injustice to either. The Buflding Committes of abatement, the judgment of trade a (=) Batted for Miller in 16th. Willard in his bout with Moran show- | schoer Basrd of the Town of Monsfold, ronounced it incurable. Catarrh is & 2 Eoont d e Seore by innings: ready to receive bids for the ocal disease, greatly influenced by con. | thorities is that high prices and full Cinclnnati— Boston, May 31.—Heavy hitting by Bdwin Reynolds Me- stitutional conditions, and therefore re: | operations will continue for the bal- tespupgne 0 0 100900008035 p50n and excellent box work ©_by uires constitutional treatmen 's | ance of e _year. the locals a 10 to - Catarth Cure, mannfactured by F. J.| The bond market was firm, with v ‘pae B el ¢ 0 0 0 O Y aahington, - Hooper strain: tuttoni “remedy, i fakon Interaaily | Marked strength in the war 'lssucs, od o tendon In his right les and will and acts through the bleod on the mu- | Canadian. figes making a new high Giants Defeat Phillies. be out of the game a week. REV. LEONARD SMITH, B ““{"““?;‘1;; Bt et o1 Philadelphia, May 31—New York Te: rman. value, 2 . . w Mansfleld Center, May 25th, 1916. that Hail's Catarth Care. fails to| - United Stat 138 | defeated Philadelphia, 4 to by Wapeam oy 5 > E?:;i. Bend r"or ECTas A i ont | s L ooines, coupan, bRos, declined 13% | bunching bits off Bender in the third H = :'i . inning. ien singles y 1 B . 3. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, Ohlo. : ] biectoon and Dovle, - B Burae H HE od speed afoot and ability to hit hard Sold by druggists. STOCKS. 10" | double and Fletcher's sacrifice fly 1 s with either hand as well as an ex- Hall's Family Pilis for constipation. o O Close. | nettsd three runs. Merkle hit for & s - cellent defense. Watch Child for Wors 1800 Anowe G sl 2% | home run in the eighth inning, his 542 Great interest was evinced in Ful- ¥ g Jor Wwecms. 200 Alasia, Juneau 93 158% | second drive of”this character here in 1 S8 Worms sap child’s. strength, b Chalmera 2% > e dr child of food and make child fretful, 833 - (N 4 irritated, nervous. Watch stool and ux b hpo 411 at first sign or suspicion of worms - 4 21 === glve one-nalf to one lozenge Kickapoo se% H 0 b7t ‘orm Killer, a candy worm remover. 59% H 11 Gives immediate results, is laxative. 35 3 215 Paralyzes and removes the worms, im- 116% 4 o0 proves digestion and general health 493 1 | Jaraiadd o2 53 of child. ~Co e giving Kickapoo 2% Willys Over pr . 106% 106% | Rarideac § e an Worm Killer until all sigts of worms (| Totat sl 05105 share. 4 e speed or are gone. 25c. ac your Druggist. o1 oN N\ T 18 e By et i e L e e i o the ew - THE DEL -} 1538 [ closed _steady. July 12.66, October s Washington by, defeating {one the 107 | 12.81, December 12.95, January 13.00, 9127 a loosely played game here today, 10 the ;gg March 13.14. [Spot quiet; middling to 5. Secore: 1ard took European Plan 231 12.80. ; vl Rates 75 conts per day and up 054 MONEY. HAYES BROTHERS. ; o 1 1133 New York, May 31.. —z Cln;l mfli‘i‘" M‘;wo‘:m hits, G. Bnm Dugey, Baneroft, Teleohons 122, 26.28 Broadway s '8 delty BT s Gobing bia : L 2 1-2; offersd at 2 3-%. Brooklyn Beats Boston, 3 to 2. MAHONEY BROS., 58 FALLS AVENUE CHICAGD GRAIN MARKET. Hack, Livery Boarding We guaranteéc our servica to be the best at <he most reasonable arices. aa w ”;m'-‘:‘.'finnl‘u iui e Tesuits. } Brooklyn, N. Y., May 31.—Brooklyn beat Boston in the ninth today, 3 to 2, 1043 an error by Maranville with an easy i doufhle play_in front of him, losing the game. With the score tied, Dau- bert opened with a scratch hit and ad- vanced to second on Johnston's sacri-