Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, June 23, 1916, Page 3

be s fire. If you wish any thction, let's take care of r for you. AAC 8. JONES and | Estate Agent Richards Building, 91 Main St. DO YOU OWN REAL ESTATE? DO YOU OCCUPY YOUR OWN DWELLING HOUSE? - You cannot colleét rents. from & burned building, and you may have to pay some one else rent while you re- bufld.. Insure your rents with B. P. LEARNED & CO. Agency Established May, 1846. ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW Brown & Perkins, it Over Uncas Nat. Bank, Shstucket St. Eptrance stairway near to -Thames Nationsl Bank. ‘Telephone 38-3. B GRAND RAPIDS MEET HAS SHORT SYSTEM. Racing and Betting Exactly Like North Randall and Detroit. Contrary to reports published from time o fime, the grand circuit meet- ing of Grand Rapids, under the man- agement of the Furnfture City Driv- ing elub, will be almost an _ exact repetition of those at North Randall and Détrolt. that is, on. the shorter system and speculation confined to mutuels and auction pools. The - féports circulated to the effect that book betting will still be in evi- dence And that the privileges were al ready Bl giving even the names of the fiqmu is denied by Sec- retary ‘Klinie, also adds that the matte| ‘was dccided by the directors mml‘-amm ago. The four feature 'ty eventg of ‘the Comstock = park meet- ing #ith a total value of $13,000, will be raced on the three-heat® system, 20 pericent. of every purse to be raced i each heat, while the remain- ing 10 per cent. is set aside for the and sixth horses, and %] worth $3,000, etrictly in ‘com with the condi- tions .adopfed Thelif) [ e, will be only fic dash event, 2nd any start- be withdrown after the first hout losing its” winnings. the Jetails of the -late .closing card for cla ces nounced, ‘nor ' officially reported. séents certain that the shorter plan or three-heat eysiem will be the general Fule for ‘e entire programme. It is also conceded in advance that the week's card will contain some epecials and other intoresting events besides the Matron stake of the Breed- ers' association, the first important edt stake of the season. ‘Within the next ten days every big line racing_etabld will either be at orth Randall track or on its for nal preparations, 1t is already said that fhere arc right now close to 500 % thers, including the Driving club's matinec contingent, and as few Wil be shifted to other points, the number' at c_opening of the grand clrcult will perhaps be the largest on Thd first breeders' meeting of 1916 will be held at Lexington track on Friday, Juné 30, weather ~conditions peemitiing. The fateness of the train- Ing season and unfavorable weather conditions this year so far can better be understood when it is known that the Mrst- record meeting “was held at Lexington last year on May 18 and the secgnd on Jusie 17. It was in the May eeting that Walnut Tree, a two year oldys trotted a gnile in 2.18 1-3, Grammar School League. mar School . Baseball League, 2 by the Y. M. C. A, came to n"close with Greeneville Grummar sehool the. pennant tinner. The standing: it even east couree and Yale the The uncertainty that’ has prevailed garding the probable weather odn- ditions, starting times of the races and the fact that the regatta must be held tomorrow, whether conditions are fa- vorable or not, has badly ed the regular edule for the programme planned several months ago. Several members of the crews are enrolled in the university battalions and must re- port to the state mifitary camps to- morrow - night, regatfa or no regatta. in fact, it was only by a special leave of absence:by the authorities that they to ‘remain at crew Bvery effort will be made to row all three races, but the hours will depend almost entirely upon water and weath- er conditions. The shift in the sched- ule has badly upset the special train service and it is likely that many of the spectators who will arfive: tomor- row will witness'the vafsity: struggle only. With the junjor and freshman races set for 9.30 and 10 a. m., xe- Bridgeport and Portland Break Even Bridgeport, Conn., June 22.—Bridge- port and Portland broke even today, Portland winning the.first, game 13 to 1, and Bridgeport taking the second, § to 5. The port batterv lost the second 3 the fleld for arguing ' The scores First game— Portland Bridgeport Batteri rtin, . Durning Gaston; Relger and Moshier. el gy Springfield - Loses Double: Header. Springfield, Mass., -June 22.—Lynn won a double header: from Springfield here today, 8 to 2 11 to 3. Teuro pitched both games for Lynn and was THE STANDINGS. Natiosal Leagus. | YALE American Leagus. ‘Home Brookiine, Mass. _ New York, N. Y. New York. N. Y. B IIIRSTELL MARKET SHOWED IMPAIRMENT. Dt il Result of the More Acute Status of the Mexican Situation. New York, June 22-—Quoted valies experienced further irregular gnpxir-l ment today, heavy selling of the pre- ceding days being renewed in co Quence of the more acute status of e Mexican situation. . The movement was consistent in that- it had its incepeion | at the opening of the day's operations and, except for fitful rallies, continued to_the end. Mexicans Were. legs .affected as a|S group_than other well known special- | cof ties, Petroleum losing only 1 5-8 at| its- worst, with 1 3-4 for Greene Can- | S anea, while American Smelting lost little or no ground and Texas Company: made an actual gain. etals were again the weakest fea- tures, Butte and Superior losing 3 3-4 and - American Zinc 2, making a total of 8 for the latter issue ir the two. sessions. Cop of allied stocks, regardless of the in creased dividend declared on Inspira- tion, which appeared to have been discounted by the trading element. G U. S. Industrial Alcohol was the ob- Jective of a severe drive in the last hour, reéording an extreme loss of -7 | Lol Con 1-2 on rumors that it had been decid- postpone a - prospective extra ed to T dividend. “Other stocks of the same | Yolatile description, as well as muni- tions, were dower by 2 to- 3 points. Shipping shares and some of the lead- per followed the trend | by, Indians Break Tie and Win from Tigers Detroit, June “22—Cleveland broke its tie for first place with Detroit to- day by defeating the Tigers 4 to 3. With one out, one run needed to tie and men on first and third in (e ninth, Burns hit into a double play, Veach being caught at the plate by Gandil's quick return of O'Neill's assist on Burns. Detroit’s runs in ths seventh resulted from singles by Cobb, Veach and Heilmann, Seore: Cleveland_(A) > n L &ObI> pf INatopilas Min Bethihen Steel Frookiyn Rap Tr Supr Bl eourmuenmann Bl ecconmonmumal cousumonscuas e SomoswMumemmnu cocsnoumuossssh cescccscsssesss Totals (x) Batted for Coveleskic in Sth. () Batied for Stanage in Sth. {z) Batted for Boland in Sth. Russell Allows Two Hits. St. Louis, June 22.—Russell allowed St. Louis but two hits today and Chi- cago shut out the locals 2 to 0. Sisler pitched well for St. Louis re: P T erabuswond” wrosssues O Sl onnorviiconl™ Sloamanwosuss wlosecsusscse ‘Athletics’. Losing. Streak Broken. Philadelphia, June -22.—Philadelphia divided a double header with Was 7 Washingten (A) & B oo [ {ire R G T TP Perfection taste " ANl of their rich, savory mildness grew makes them so naturally 7 good. They don’t 5 3 e e n e Perfecti or “curing stunts.” iy Ik As we smokers know, fhere’s nothing under the sun that-can im-="" prove the natural flavor of naturally good tobacco. It's onb.pom"’ tobacco that needs artificial curing to bolster up its taste. : Every tender leaf that goes into Perfections is full of #ts ownnatural richness and mildness. tmfly%dtobmcohke %SI'NA RALLY GOOD! = 10 for 5% ton’s single then filled the bases and Evers stole home on a triple steal. There was much wrangling with the Umpires, Gowdy and Snodgrass of Boston being ordered out of the game by Umpire Byron in the seventh In- ning, while McGraw of New York was ordered off the coaching line by Um- pire Quigley in the sixth inning. Score: meoormrg L 1 IPTISTYNS - PRWSIP hd Red Sox Take Deciding Game. Boston, June 22.—The Red Sox won | Crasathrt ihe deciding game of the series with New York today, shutting out the vis- itors 1 to 0. Score: W PORRRSTGN 1 ‘Boaper, Jaavrin,zy h~ | Bostor B oo B Bluroone i Bl owrmmnn You’ve been waiting ike Perfections. Get for a cigarette made of them—because -they're Brooklyn® Defeats Phillies Twice. Brooklyn, June 22.—Brooklyn took two games from Philadelphia today, 5 to 0 and 8 to 5. The visitors never had_a chance in the first game, as Pfeffer allowed them only two hits and @id not issue a pass. Scores Philadeiphia (M) o o Do enez weowl 1 1 ] 3 g e tummvonels Blroovunmnaannl today, Lord’s release at his own re- quest, taking effect immediately. The score: i i i v ol momonmoome Bl wwsnaononn Planters Win Two From Worcester. New London, Conn., June 22.—New London won both games of a double header with Worcester today, 6 to 4 and 4 to 0. The second game was called at the end of the seventh in- ning by agreement. Weiser scored p home run in the second game, the first of the season on Plant field. The ° 4 1 o 1 d . 3 1 ¥ Totals 3 = (x) Batted for McGinley in 7th. Score by fonings: Worcester £ ke i 1 5 ) Bl ommonnusn Bl uanntonas? Elonaccvomen | GIANTS HAVE BEST CATCHER IN NATIONAL LEAGUE. Dooin Pays Compliment to Rariden— Figured Strongly in Western Sweep. of the Giants have secured from the No egraph_Administration, in ¢ with Siemens and Halske : an order for nine full-z one 6000, one 4000, two 2000 1000, and one” 100, the last foff described as sat Absolutely R Indigestion. Onepa provesit. 25cat all dru