Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, June 28, 1916, Page 3

roome fnzmwuimfimm ¢ | George Smith of Columbia Also WHII| i .orhn— Off. rlecsssl Ammvltuunm- cnfib X iflnmntmu Boac? st B e s Chicago, June 27.—Chicago sccred a double victory over Pittsburgh today. - »o mxxutmkmmmm 4 Saler's home run gave Prendergast the Tarther protecion lets take care of|Ing o say about t Boarleues, the ol iy e e i honors over Cooper in the first game, |’ the matter for you. ; e ve. - 2.1 to 0 pitchers’ Battle. Prendergast ISAAC S. JONES ; wn,mfi.mn.:,;m b & 3 fanned eight, allowed three hits and Insurance and Real Estate Agent Mr s ‘h“, dns A e Bw 5 Richards Bu||d|ng. 91 Main St Snns dec] oth | State short ship circuft light harness 2 Dusty Dan, owned by J. T DO YOU OWN REAL ESTATE? |bad an ¥ Dilon of New Haven, took the Ted- ; . CREIMRING DU R PTG DO YOU - OCCUPY YOUR OWN | rr? i e St the day; Yhe 216 pace. e sons DWELLING HOUSET GAMES SCHEDULED TODAY. Phone 581 ; her performance of Saiieis. Cada = P‘M‘“'!‘h 0000000 You cannot collect rents from “Rodrigy 3 S ananea e e Naticaas Coabus. Worcester Wins Double Biil. B burned bullding, and you may have to { tricks, and-he fields better than Chase | heats, an"ubnl- at New ym, Worcester, Mass.,, June 27.—Worces- pay some one else rent while you re- |in his'prime. He is hitting .300 in this St Louls at Cineinnati. ter won a double header from Hart- | ©iScber. P - build.. Insure your rents with luguq but I am not sure that he| s ‘tord today; 7 to 3.and 5 to 3. The Jo- game:. 's as essential in modern houss as ‘hit big league hurling. But for 8t.- Louis Bunched Hits and Won. cals . came - from. behind it Both- cone electricity is to lighting. We guaran- B. P. LEARNED & CO. flold!na he' umbeatable~ | ssserted | Cincionatl, June ¢7—St Louls ashington. s g - e o Higebnp s o 1= teo the very best PLUMBING WORK He also sald that Bud | bunched hits in the first and last in- Phtladetohta. late sup) oth - L g s i| by expert ‘workmen the fariest Agency Established May, 1846. Wd.er, the outfielder whom he got|nings and won from cmaut? here to- o :‘;;te';‘ Dll‘;;g! um"’mfi.?"& n:hu s 4 ===t fer dothing: froy e Eillies anf who | day. 8 to 2...The local team plased a win despite the severe whaling AT ‘was leading the league in ng, was|bad fielding game and was also una- ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW M R o o T e | Deidlis s g e S e cteia. O ey 8 It i fhe Lynn Whitewashes Murlins, - scored ng and winning . Bunny Hearne, former Giant pitcher, Betz led Brown & Perkins, Atiomeys-at-law | 13" tho pest finger in the circuit. . e ot gty F e O Egrc, abas dine ¥ Jawety, pitch- Ask us for plans and prices. ', ' second on Smith’s sacriffce. Long T Ne Qrer Uncas Nat. Bank, Shetucket St. then tripled Betael scoring and Mil- — e e fitg;dmh";;h&f{h?mgflm J. F TOMPKINS trance stairway near to Thames er clea: e bases with a home run 1 s 4 Nation: paak " ‘Telephons -k | DAVIS AND CHURCH fo the center el fence, Scorer SRR e R Soualhy tast nelaing game sad oded| 67 West Main Street | 5 TORIR 1 ' 4 th test with-a doubls EDWIN W. HIGGINS WIN 81G MATCHES.|St Louls' .. .. 5000016048 . mon and Sk~ o contes 2 gouble piay. R H B Newm:.venooooooooo—o 4 42202001001 %—4 8 Wuvnr.ndbev‘lne, Carroll. Tennis C Batteries: ak -and Snyder; adelphia ... 544 | W 7 In Lakewood Tennis Club Matches— | yyicchely Knetzer, = Schneider — and |boson . - F Bartora: Fiic “GHeNg . S, Clarke. Batterles: _ McGinley 'and : Attorney-at-Law Corner Main and Shetucket Streets s SO COWE, § Robert J. Cochrane GAS FITTING, 1 Cleveland, ‘Ohio, June 27.—Willis E. % Radloff and Skiff. B Davis, T e e Tigers Give and Take, PLUMBING, STEAM FIiTTING, - House Betters Daniels in ‘18 Inning | Doyle of the Country club, Washington, | St. Louis, June 27.—Detrolt and St. 2 £ TS = 3 3 ” = 7 | 10 West Main N 0 Toh Clash| D. C, were the winners of the _big | Louis divided a double header today, e 2 ! Strest, Norwic| - Springfield, Mass,, June 27, — House | MAtches today in the national clay | St. Louls taking the first game, 5 to 2o . Agent for N. B. O, Sheet Packing. | d Di o : court championships on the courts of | and Detroit the second by 5 to 2. Sis- 4 . and Daniels fought a thirteen innings|the Lakewood Tennis club. ler led the attack in the first game Ditchers’ battle here today, the| Miss Molla Bjursdt, Norway, na-{with four its in four times at bat and | wesington 3 B2 T | Bridgeport- twirler having the better | tional women's champlon, and M!sg two stolen bases. Detroit won the| Chicago 5 E = { of the argument: Brid; Tt n, 4 Martha Guthrie of Pittsburgh, cap?|second game in the seventh when o8 W - - A 5 . : i i to %, Witk en apparent two lo”one : Heating and Plumbing. out a home run in Springfield’s half - = . ; s p of the ninth, Successive doubles by Bail and Baker won the game. The Poriiad i b > ; o ' 92 Franklin Street % IRON CASTINGS Brtdxt 000002000100 1—1 FURNISHED PROMPTLY BY Sp'field 100000001100 0—3 Batterfes: House and Murphy; Daniels and Stephens, MARKET WAS BUOYANT Reading and U. S. Steel Led the Move- Jackson Pounds White Sox to Vie- Ch wenk I Repreaanitive. Staoke, , gl 8 tory. | THE VAUGHN FOUNDRY CO — Cleveland, June 27.—Chicago defeat- ; R v New York, June 27.—The stock Ret ot 89 |ed Cleveland, 4 to 2 in a pitchers’ bat- No. 11 to 25 Ferry Street z market experienced a general upward T tle in which ‘William had the better of Al B e A e L o e Bagby, holding Cleceland fo six hits. b fexican situation seemed to have losi p . Dotay e 3o g : ‘ Plant Field, New-London |noaeser its threatoning aspects: . Re- 2 2 o o i e el L . GEORGE G. it Coveries, which were considerably 3 B Doioe. detaerk TeieE was T GRANT shaded in the final hour, were an_.rib- g & home run and two doubles. wa_ % ] uted in part’to the oversold condition | Bus 1 3 1y 1,000 militiamen _attended the game Ilfl 0 ON At e L R o ; : 3% 5. |as guests of the Cloveland club. ~The 32 St.. T 4 of a less technical nature. : iz ; Among the helpful factors were the 5% 165" 38 / : Providence aftville H o4 2 | eommonne s l’mmptlmfionwd.lyornlncmu, Telephone 630. AprisMWFawl | While You ‘Are in the City This Week looking for the many bargains just VERSUS action of the Interstate Commerce Commission, which in essence granted materially higher fréight rates ' to LOWELL |cexcontinentai®ronss fmereasea” con” | par dividends and an “extra” for Cen- . Leather, additional _gratifying _TODAY. uuwuy earnings, a new high mark Az T for the country’s exports and another Games Called largem!.mpo{ta(lon of British gold, in- . creasing the total from that source es at 3:30 P. M. |creasing the | 2], Reading and United. States Steel |3 ornmanwenal alwescerones Blommwennsn n]ecensos: §oleoceonmruons s s g Eluonwannooron General Admission - DR.E. J. JONES ( Take elevator Shetucket Stieet en- | trance. Phone. { THE DEL -HOFF Rates 75 cents per day and um HAYES BROTHERS. A Telephons 1227 26-28 Sroadway ‘us.l.r..uA.J.wmns 287 Main St. , PRACTISE LIHII‘D TOo . Hours 10 a m. to 3 3. m. I ed the movément in representative| y 25% < v s o 3"'” o P B i i {8 'n our placs and you. will,find Grand Stand 250 | Btocks, the former recovering 2 1-2 . 80 ey e 7 that you can save your car -faye r % points of its loss of the preceding day, ‘Two_base hiis, Graney, Speaker, Jackson 2. Home many times over. e — | while Steel made an extreme rise Of | Lack Stecl 8% | run,” Juckson. Most ci ~ | two from its minimum of the opening. 3 ost. Cigars Are Good— » | The strensth of these issues went far s Athletics Lose With College Battery. THESE ARE BETTER Sowstie @enarugs spciiative - Gonfy 154 Boston, Jume 27.—Johnson, the | BAKING POWDER TOM’S 1-2-3 5¢ CIGAR "Wer Assues were In better demanil & TN targir Tistugs olless Ttanee; - MACARONI . GOOD FELLOW 10cCIGAR | Watiifzion was shout to amard soms L5 £y iz | foday with Careoll of Tutis colege a5 - i ( Try them and see. substantial contracts to manufacturers | Mexvell Motor 2 pf Sz oatcher -and_the AtBietics were de- ; CREAM OF TARTAR. THOS. M SHEA, Prop. Feankiin &t |Of munitions. Crucible Steel was the |May Dot Sies - (Eated 1.2 dohusn Wl SKRE UL D = - ==’ |f MAGIC YEAST.. g o el 8t conspicuous feature of that group, at | e iesme of T B rty e afife e iag, R R & ext to Palace Cafe its best showing a gain of 4 points, | Mexican Pet = Philadeiphia (A) B erise *y mmmu:ec lut Mr, Hughes' secretary, Lawrence while allied industrials and equip- - ab hpo a ab b po from New Jersey on his way to his Green, ‘who is a young il er and mem.- ranged 2 to 3 points higher. Il . g 13 3 OHooperxt 4 3 2 work in New York city, Charles E.|first atracted Mr, a.twnuon D s M ARS pers were naturally stimulated by e ; 3 ;"6“-"’*‘ % § 3 Hughes, republican nominee for the E 3 I-I the larger disbursements to share- 3110 ofmntsin 20 8 presidency, sat in the men's cabin of Hughes’ illiam R. 218 Main Street holders, Anaconda. gaining § 14 and IRRER AR e ;1;; éfieml:n hich, bore ohtxx:uwhme zmcox ot New York public: service 8 Mot respon: n 6 measure. jardner, tage ur- mmissioner. e’ had joined e 7 Planos Mexjcan Petroleum’ aud. Gther. olls b § et N,rg:;c e ney from Washington. On his right | Hughes at Philadelphia. > 4 5 were . firm strong in the forenoon 20032 A . but lost ground later, the former show- 1100 ——— i Player-’l)lanos ing & met loss of one point on heavy o 7 T ERRS 7 selling at the close. Half a score of * o Sa] R b . ’ CSCIFTS | Vitter Vietiohs |Ea T ai: L= B2 e : ‘ us icohol ang pping shares, | Xo. i Boston 1 - bl - s e 4% Keenkutter and | " y ntermediate session. | Pacific Mail = i ' ON EABY TERMS Aslge n'ommkaiadmg rails were list- | Peonsylvania 573 Home Run Baker Up to Old Tricks. We save you money on Watches and ' e forencon, but contrib- 5 New York, June 27—New York : Di ds, Ri 39% 38 amonds, Rings, also in Solid Gold f,‘"’;",’.':fkfi,‘.'"“"" u-uh anildmg, uM tl:o:hffy 'fi?flbtzng tg; later deal- | Fiis % oy made it five out of six from Washing- and Gold-filled Stone Rings. Reduc- i Street, N“ s M mlnxs“ A i B e 5% on, winning the last-game of the se- tion prices on Waltham Watch Brace- | Utklen: Pacific shisked & not atn £0F Boessed Cor 3 (0% oo B e ety her et > X L R O NI AR 26 | May of $1,582,000 and various south- R % ''s |ries, won the game with a home run : Old Gold and Silver bought or ex- New Styles SR e |t s e, i ey et : SPRING MILLINERY |-55 S5 v mve | o ke o rm— ex ¢ was mar] by ey Py gton (A) New York (A) lmm F wm J. OGULNICK & co. - °°'1 veme ab ab o “ MRS, strong, wn.':f” he&v‘;:se': te‘rllng be‘{f 07 107 :n’ m‘x : Epg 1 ‘ i Phone 714-12. 32 Franklin 8t | slight e H s . ; . G. P. STANTON |2 it "signt i W : ranidin Strest sales, par valu DA I PidEme iiii » POULTRY PANACEA ICE CREAM ; P i m?r""“’"....a.so seris INSTANT LOUSE KILLER WHOLESALE and RETAIL 184th Dlv]l)m P = ROUP Y Cream Gumntnd to be Absolutely ° - Rm) ° Totals 38 7210 1 0 i it s PETER COSTANDI Office of The Norwich Savings Society.|Am Best Phone 571 112 Franklin Street i A 18 IIIE HOUSEHGLD DERNTIS« Am Car i i ulletin Builfing 74 Franklin Street Am. Am’ Auto Delivery | Telephone 531-4 llig i 1647 ADAMS TAVE LH e My r_n’m_m oMM