Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, July 4, 1916, Page 3

T T e T NORWICH BULLETIN, TUESDAY, JULY 4, 1916 hogt a8 ik & B (ol INSURANCE A iS YOUR_HOME_PROTECFED? re going, on your:va- bout satlon,. iaguiro . aboutoury SAETNA __ Cf INATION: - BESIOENCE “MAKE HAY WHILE © THE SUN SHINES There is no Better way of putting this old adagete practical use than by looking after your. insuranc Should a fire occur, and you are fully insured, You would tertainly conclude that you had “made’ha¥ while fhe sun shone ISAAC S. JONES Insurance ;and Real Estate Agent Richards” BuMMding, 91 Main St ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW AMOS'A. BROWNING, ‘Phone 700 Attorney-at-Law, 3 Richard's Bldg. Miameys—ai—lvn Brown & Perkins, Over Unacas Nat. Sank. Shetucket St. Entrance stairway near to ‘Thames Natl Telephone 38-3. to Eng! with Samiuel Colt took up the-manufacture of pistols for use by the Dritish in the Crimean war, the first time, it is sald, Ameri- can pistols were used across the water in war. The company turned out about 100 4 day. Hartford—The Arab Patrol of Sprinx Temple, Ancient Arabic Order. Nobles of the Mystic Shrine, after a weel's drill under ain E. W. Al- exander, will be ready to attend the Imperial Council convention at Buf- falo, N. Y. which convenes July 11 and’ closes the following Thursday. BELL-ANS Absolutely Removes Indigestion. Onepackage provesit. 25cat all druggists. BASEBALL Plant Field, New London NEW LONDON VERSUS NEW HAVEN —TODAY— Moming Game Only General Admission Grand Stand GENERAL STATUTES OF STATE OF CONN., SECTION 1288, REGU- LATING CELEBRATION OF FOURTH OF JULY Every person who, between sunset on the 3rd of July and 4 o'clock in the forencon of the following day, or be- tween 11 O'CLOCK in the evening of July 4th and sunrise of the following day, shall discharge any cannon, pis- tol, gun, firecracker, torpedo, or any explosive causing a loud report, or who shall by ringing a bell, blowing a horn, beating a drum, or in any other manner make any disturbing noise, or make a bonfire shall be fined not more than $5. The police are instructed to enforce this law. ALLYN L. BROWN, Mayor LEGAL NOTICES A COURT OF PROBATE HELD t Norwich, within and for the District Norwich oh the 2d day of July, A. Present —NELSON J. AYLI Judsge. Estate of iengy B. Cruttenden, late of Norwich. in_seid-District, decéased oseph T. Cruftenden of Norwich, Conn., “appeared-in Court and filed & petition praying, for the reasons there- BrVeet” forgh That, administration be ntcd upon ‘the estate of said de- ceased, allegred to be intestate. Whercupon. It Is Ordered, That said petiticn e heard. and determined at the Probate €ourt Room in the City of rwich, in.sald District, on the 12th day of Jul D. 1916, at 2 o'clock in the arte and that notice of the pendeney, of €ild petition; and of rald iearing thereon, be given'by the.pub- lication of fhis order one timein some newspaper @aving a circulation in said District, at’least six davs prior to the date of said hearing, and that Teturn be made to this Court. NELSON J. AYLING, Judge. The above and foregoing Is a true copy of record Attest: HELBN M. DRESCHER, ived Assistant_Clerk. AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD at Lebanon, within and for the District of Lebanon, on the 30th day of June, 1916 Present — ALBERT G. KNEBLAND, Judge. Estite of Moses Lacher, late of Lebanon, in sakl District, deceased. The Administrator having made writ- ten application to said Court, in ac- cordance with the statute, for an order of sale of the wholo or part of the real s estate described therein, Ordered, That said appli Leard at the Probate Office non on the 7t day of July, 1916, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, and that notice thereof be given by inserting a‘copy of this order in' The Norwich Bulletin, a newspaper having a circulation in sald District and that return be made to it ion _be in Leba- this Court. Attest: '« ALBBRT G. KNEELAND, jyad - Judge. [ o e it *poricy ford. T Riverview club will pla the | | pital, Th came will start shortly [a cn ce the parade. The Skat home am and as he is going :Lfvm—‘ the zame today ¥ Tufts,- whichyled the-college; baseball nines in’tea’ mbatting,? had “aiso "the of .98¢. Harvard, too, had,a splendid an average, for its’twenty-two gamse other two, ranked as the pest all round flelding nine, which hadsan average, of 960, and Columbia, which, with the other two, ranked.as;te best all around team of the East, had an average o 953, B Dartmouth was close to CoMmbla with an average of .952, while Yale whose hitting was below par ,flelded at a .949 clip. Pennsylvania, too, de- spite of its weaknees in other directions had a capital flelding nige with an average of .949. Lehigh, Brown and Holy Cross were within a couple of points of<each other, while Princeton, with .987; Williams and Fordham, with 936, and Amherst with .935, rank next. The individual leaders among those who played fheir positions regularly were Cass, Georgetown, first base; Perkins, Dartmouth, second base; Shepley, Yale , third base; Sauders, Tufts, short stop; Percy, Harvard, O'Connell, Cornell, and Seibert and Statley, William outflelders: Smith, Columbia, pitcher, and Hartie, Ilar- vard ,catcher. Wolfgang's Bunt Gives Chicago Close One. Chicago, July 3.—Chicago won an erratic game from St. Louis today, 8 to 2. Victory came in the seventh when Schalk singled and scored when Weilman threw Wolfgang's bunt to- ward first base, where no one was sta- | tioned to reccive the throw. | Defore the ball was recovered the winning run scored and Wolfgans wont | to rd. Score: Louis L000200000-2 | Chicago 10710001 0x Weilman and Severeid; Wolfaang and Schalk | | Red 8ol Canainaniiatoonyite | | _Pniladelphia, July 3.— Althoush | Philadelphia hit the ball hard and | knocked Shore off the rubber in the | ninth fnning, Boston won today’s zame G to 4. The vistors made good use of their hits off Nabors, who was taken out for a pinch hitter in the eighth Sheeban yielded two runs in the n on a base on balls, two singles an error. The score: 10021000 \delphia 00200001 re, Mavs and Cady Nabors, | an and Meyer. | Riverview Club Vs. Skat Co. of Hart- | Voluntown Was Waiioped at Plain- | eld. | large crowd Plainficld wal- | town to the tune of 14-2| MARKET WAS QUIET. Attendance of Traders Was Smallest of Any Session in Weeks. New York, July 3.—Coming between two holidays today's marxet was significant and unimportant to the last degree. Dealings were light and con- cted at the outset, became in- reasingly dull at mid-day and lapsed into absolute stagnation later, the to- al turnover barely approximating 000 shares. ftendance of trade! of any regular on for many weeks and outside interest was utter- Iy lacking. The short tnterest found further excuse for attacking special stocks in the tax of flve to eight per cent. which the government intends was_the small- | es ses: { est e: to levy upon gross earnings of muni- tions companies and related con- cerns. Declines of 2 to 4 per cent. were recorded during the forenoon by va- rious speculative issues, the weakest features being U. S. Industrial Alco- hol, Crucible Steel, Baldwin Locomo- tive and the motors. Metal shares al- so were depressed by the additional break in_copper and allied products in the London market. Mexicans made pronounced recovery on the more favorable outlool: in that country and such ill-assorted stocks as Mercantile Marine, Texas Com- pany, Sears Roebuck ana Cuban Cane Sugar were fairly strong throughout Rails of the investment class wero dull but variably better especially the trans-continental group, with consid- erable activity at gains of a point or more fér Southern Railway and Wa- bash preferred shares. Such minor rails as Towa Central and Minneapolis and St. Louls were weak on very light offerings. The market was at its best in the final hour, improvement being due to rumors that an understanding in- volving the early removal of our forces from_ Mexico had been reached. Mexi- can Petroleum made an extreme gain of four points and other speclalties recovered greater part of their loss es. Bonds were firm, with a steady in- quiry for ‘Anglo-Franch and Canadian issues at slight advances. Total sales par value, $1,920,000. U. S. coupon and registered 2's and registered 4's as well as Panama 2' declined 1-2_ per cent. on call, with sales of U. S. coupon 3's with an ad- vance of 1-4 per cent. STOCKS. Acme Tos ....... Adex Bubber L Alasin_Gold Antn Chajmers ity Allis - Chafmers pt Am Best Sugar .. Am Beet Sugar pf rr T e am Cer & Foundry . A Cou Prod am Am Am am am Am Am Am Am Am Am Bt Foundry AmiTa & To| Am . Tobsceo Am Woolen Am zinc Am aino pt Anaconda Corp Asetatod OIT Atchtson, T. & Atehtson, FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL TUFTS LED COLLEGE NINES Their Batting and Fielding Averages Were the Best of the Eastern Teams This Season—Harvard Was Second and Columbia Was a Good Third. on the new baseball grounds. The game was a farce from beginning to end as the Voluntown team were lost on the field and handled the ball in & farmerish fashion Dan Hourigan of the State Hospital simply toyed withthis friends from the (€arm and never had to exert himself, while Larkin of the vistors was pound- ed to all corners of the lot. It would be hard to call it a game of baseball, but rather a circus. Portiand Outelugs Lynn. Portland, Me., Jyly 3.—Portland out- batted Lynn togday, defeating the vis- itors 4 to 2. Conley hit the ball cver the left field fence for a home run, scoring Pryscock ahead of him in the fifth. Scoare: Portland. 00202000 x—4 10 2 Lynn... 000002000—2 7 1 Plitt and aston; McCabe and Carroll. BATTING AVERAGES. National League. Daubert, Brookly Robertson, Y. Hinchman, Pittaburgh Zimmerman, Chicago Wagner, Pittsburgh, Sebilte, Chicago Long, §t. Louls Chase, Cincinnati Long. S William: Groh, - Cincinnats Dosle, New York Wheat, Brook]y . Horshy, St Louts A Whson, Pittsburgh Whitted. Philadeiph Brooklsn Cincinri Clarke, Cin New American League. Pirates Trade Barney. sburgh, Pa., July 3.—The Pitts- National League club has trad- iward Barney to the Louisville American As tion team for Floyd arm 1ccording to an announcement here today. Eoth are outflelders. Compton Sold to Pirates. Roston, J Outfielder Compton of raves has been sold to the ed tod ive on to him 5 Cleveland, July 3.—Dau: ildnes: in the game and his ineffective- | « Hhio ness in the fifth, combined with two o G owe costly errors, gave Cleveland a 6 to| ; 4 victory over Detroit today despite | the fact that the locals were outbatted 5111 to 6 Lowdermilk started for | Cleveland but was wild and retired in | favor of Bagby who was effective. i i Loose playing allowed Detroit to score | two in the ninth. Score Cloveland '(A) Detroit (A) sranesae '3 12 H d_Ret Chapman.ss 3 0 0 oh 5o 3l t pr Speakerer 2 1 2 00| Heiim 0 v Gandildp 3 211 0 OfVerehr 0200 Cuba Cane Sug Howard,2 4 0 0 5081 0| bs C Sugar pr ... Prans3b 4 1 1 4231 0| Pen &Rio G pt "I oNelile 3 15 tn 4% 5 }“‘"‘ SFT‘"‘L A L'milk.p 000 1| Dass.p 311360f s 2 - agby.p. 2 0 Erickson.p 0 0 0 0 Dul, 8 S & At of R ) e s Ere . Totals 26 2 S Sotals 39 12 .“[ Score by Innings; | | Dot 0101000024 Cleverana 0003010 i by, Chapman, Bush Talo E & W Lee Tiro higl * Valles Touisvilje & Nash Maxwell Motor Max Motor pf Max Motor 2 pf Mer Marine ctfs Mer Merino ctf pt L. Mesican Pe Miami_Copper AL St P &S Minn St L pf Missourl, I & Missourd’ Pac atonal _Blscult Nevada con & H ot & WL N N. Y. Norfolk & West x5 Tk &we Pacific Penngivania . Philadelphia Co’ Pitts Coal pf Pitts _ Steel Pressed Steo] Pullman Car a5 Con Quicisiiver Reading Tron Tron Raflway uth Ry pe Studebaker Tenn Copper Texns Co . Un Bag &FT Uuton Pac . Unlon Pacifle ot 5.C I &Fy. T Atcohol Tubber Smelt Steel Maryland v & Mg, & & L 0land Wisconsln Cen Woojworth COTTON. New York, July 8—Cotton futures closed steady. July 12.79; Otober 12.96; December 13.14; March, 13.36. X Spot steady; middling upland 12.95. January 13.19; Pittsburg had | | | Tigers Played Loose jaccounted for three more tallies in the YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. Natlonal League. Boston 5, Philadeiphia 1 Brookiyn 6, New York 1. Chicago 3. ' Pittsburgh 3. Cincinnati’St. Louls postponed. wet grounda. American League. Cleveland 6, Detroit 4. Roston 6, Philadelphia’ 4. Chicago 8. St. Louls 2. Washington 0, New York 1. Internaticnal League. Baltimore 5, Newark 8. (First game.) Baltimore 5. Newark 4. (Second game.) Rochester 1, Toronto 0 Richmond 4, Providence 3. Eastern L Springfield-Worcester rain. Lawrence-Hertford opstponed fatn. New Haven-New London nt scheduled. Portiand Lowe] Lowel Lynn 4, Lann 2. 3. Bridgeport 1. American Assoeration. At Toledo 8, Columbus 1. At St. Paul 0, Kanees City 1. At Loutssilie 1, Tndianapolls ». Others not schéduled. Southorn Assoclation. At Atlanta 3. Chattancoga 5 At New Orleans 8, Memphts 1, ‘At Litt]e Rock 5, Moblle 7. At Birminghem-Nashville. ratn. 10 tnnings.) GAMES SCHEDULED TODAY. Wational Leagus, (Morning and Afternoon.) Philadelphia at Boston. Brookiyn at New York. * Cinclnnatl st St. Louts. Chicago at Pittsburgh. American League, (Momning and Afternoon.) Boston_at Philadeiphta. New York at Washington Detrott at Cloveland. Louts at Chicago, Eastern League. Moming. Worcester at Springfield. H | Lawrenco at Lowell | Lynn st Portjand. | (Atternoon,y cster. at Hartfora. Springfld_at Wo ‘Bridgeport New London at New Haven. Lawrenco at Lowall an at Portland THE STANDINGS. nal League, Amcrican Leag: Eastern League, BAdgep: New Haven Yanks Take a Thriller. Washington, July New York beat Washington, 1 to 0 today tn an eleven inning game. Hoth teams had numer- ous opportunities to score, but neither Caldwell nor Johneon could be hit op- portunely In the eleventh inning Nunamaker reached first on a fly to short right field only toibe forced at second by Caldwell. The latter went to second when Sawyer threw wide to first on Gilhooley’s bounder. High beat out a bunt to Shanks, filling the base: { The and Hartzell, batting for Peckinpaugh, | lifted a shor: fly on which Caldw scored. Score: New York (A) | Washington (A) | Giheoles.d 40 10 o b oo oa el g1t 21 of $01 3 0f Fielding Game. Brooklyn Hopped Onto Anderson. | New York, Ztuly 3.—Brooklyn easily won the first game of its series with New York today, the score being 6 to 1. Robinson's team hit Anderson hard and he was poorly supported. Score Brookiyn () New York (N) ab hpo o b . Jobnston.cf 5 02 0 0Bumsir 4 1o Daubertib 4 111 1 0|Kaumer 3 00 imgel.it 8 11 0 0Rbe i T e Wheatif 4 2 10 0D 3 41 Mowrer.d 4 1 1 1 0 Fien 3 H Cushawb 3 2 1 § 0|Merklelb H OMaraes. 4 1 5 1 0MKmiesd 3 o Millere 3 0 4 0 0 Rarldenc 3 o Coombep 4 1 1 1 0 Andesonp 1 H ——- Rouseh, 1 o Tols 3 9I I o sthees 15 0 b 8| | momts 28327143 (x) Batted for Anderson in 6th Score by Innings: | Brooklm 2 01023006 08 New York "1 000 0006 01 Two base hits, Mowrey, Cutshaw, Bums. Home run, Wheat. Braves Win and Move Into Second Place. Boston, July 3.—The Braves defeat- ed the Phillies 5 to 1 today in a game that was called at the close of the sixth inning because of rain. The vie- tory moves the locals into second place. Alexander was batted hard, Konetchy's single sending in ,two runs in the first inning, while a hit batsman, a sacrifice hit and error by Killifer, two singles and a passed ball sixth. The visitor's ran was due to a single and steal by Niehoff, Konet- chy's bad throw and a single by Stock. ‘The score: Philadejohla (N) (O} b Tpo n hoo e 3130 1310 3301 53 1y 20320 2100 30710 1200 303 0 1Knetchy.dp 3 1 3 01 1003 ofSmith3y ° 31110 31 31 I|Snodgrassct 3 0 1 0 0 Alexanderp 2 0 0 1 o[Gowdze 3 1 8 3 0 _____ Reulbachp 3 0 0 0 0 Totals 31 516 7 3| ———— Totals % 815 5 2 Seore by tanings Philafelphle . 00100 61 Bosten .. ... 20000 (Oalled aocommt ‘of Fatn.) Two base hit, Col- Lowell Ahead at End of the Fifth. Lowell Mass, July 3_Towell won over, to . & game ", Bridgeport, 4 2. MRS, HETTY GREEN Died in Nes w York Yesterday RUSSIANS BATTERING AT GERMAN DEFENSE West and North of Lutsk, Beyond the Sh: ara River. Petrograd. via London, July 3, 11.32 p. m—The Russians are battering per- solid wall of the Ger- west and north of Lutsk, sistently at the man defense beyond the have taken points and aaily, bu \iznment The German ments to this mir-Volynski the ferd with a river. The Germans offensive at various e battles are reportef little change in the are pouring reinforce- from Kovel, Vla di- making a_desperate effort to push the Russians bac success u e flank positior toll in dead, and Sokul, apparently pon Lutsk. Their of n ar centering nly bend the Russian , at the cost of a fearful into an on the village of Torchin, 15 miles north- vest of Lutsk. the w Germ: separate arently Iy but ap) o n th e is att swampy 1 it is beli of an of Brus: n opment General Tes renist PROMOTIONS cess admitted b; northward ans are attacking d_and narrow from without co-ordinati milita northwest hole line e region he ached Niemen, Little i to this, d iture of the tel eved, makes the dev ffensive impossible. off's advance in pe nt, e tacular than dur; but continues to UNDER ARMY to on nts, on. ary of Nowogrodek, where the Germans threw m- to in, el- the distinctly slowed ing re REORGANIZATION ACT. Brigadier Genel Made a Washing S which B \ills militia ct ! f¥aies A and he i The colonels gre Charles G Granger Edward A. T H and he CoaSt Ar enant il twenty i s to b Miils 1574 MARINES the army adier General Albert Adams, Fifth “larence. P. ma, 1i ral Albert L. Major General. Mills motions eorzanizat hicf of the division will become. e colonels will ) re submitted y P chosen for promot: Morton, Fifth infant “ield artille Avalry, unassign lery corp! were named to be c s to be lieuten: -one captaifs to first lieutenants twenty-nine seco t lieutenants. nd Townsley, Four lieu- is of ion of a_major become to dent Wilson. ion ry; ry; ed; of col- ant be to ond 1as been in the \s a_savalry officer 1 himself in the Indian e battle o Santiago, was severely wounded. erved as president of college. He became tia division in Septem- hat capacity has had )f the national guard w in progres IN NEW CLASH WITH DOMINICAN REBELS. One American Wounded tiago. Killed and Th —Two encount; ree in Encounters Near San- er near o, Santo Domingo, July between American marines and revolu- cnist bands, in which one marine, Private Mills, of the Thirty-first com- pany, was killed and thrée wounded, were’ reported to the navy department today by Rear Admiral Caperton. Private Mills was killed in a fight between marines commanded by Col- onel Pendleton_and 100 revolutionists at a village named Old Caminoreal, while the Americans were advancing upon Santiago from Monte Christi, A marine detachment advancing from another point clashed with a group of revolutionist miles from Santiago Lieutenant D. B. Roben and Trum- peter Julian Goldsmith were slightly weunded, and First Sergeant Fernan- do Barrier was seriously wounded in the lez. At Monte Christi last week a marine was killed and several wound- ed SEVERE STORM SWEPT NEW ENGLAND COAST Severe Thunder and Torrential from Boston to Portsmouth. Rain loston, July 3.—Widespread dam- age was done by a severe thunder storm and_torrential rain that swept the New England coast from Boston to_Portsmouth, N. H, late today. Boston was the center of the storm. In half an hour 1.32 inches of rain 611, one of the heaviest rainfalls for that period in the history of local weather bureau. stones and &round tubes, pou the busiest part of the The water in many of the streets ran level with the curb- red ving into the und up rush hour. er- traffic during stopped at the by rain, today. Lowell ab 1 po 102 105 217 Helfrien3h 2 1 G'halge2b $ 0 3 g2 01 Tomlhy.s 2 1 0 Greenp 21 0 20 71 end of the fifth inni Score: Bridgonort ol Btake.ct o Ball, 1| Baker. 3 3| Dnkigerae 8| Waaten s o[ Moehier.xe 0| Worro 1 9|y Chicago 3, Pittsburgh 8. Pittsburgh, July 3—Chicago feated Pittshurgh bere today by score of 3 to 2, the eighth inn Knabe, Williams and Zimmerman, the visitors winning ing, when hits ing scusescses de- a in A Message To Thin, Weak, Scrawny Folks Way to Gain 10 to 30 Pounds ot Solld, Healthy, Permanent Flesh. Thin, nervous, undeveloped men and women everywhers are heard to say: "I can't understand why I do not get fat, 1 eat plenty of good nourishing f0od. The reason is just this: You cannot get fat. no matter how much vou eat, un- less vour digestive organs assimilate the fat-making elements of your food instead of passing them out through the body as waste. What s needed is a means of gently urging the assimilative Ninctions of the stomach and intestines to absorb the oils and fats and hand them over to the blood, where they may reach the starved. shrunken, run-down tissues, and build them up. The thin persom's body 1s like a dry sponge—eager and hungry for the fatty materials of which it is being deprived by the failure of the alimentary canal to take them from the food. A splendid wa > overcome this sinful waste of flesh- building elements and to stop the leak- age of fats is to try Sarzol, the famous flesh building agent that has been so ridely sold in America in recent years, Take a little ol tablet with every meal and see if your cheeks don't quickly fill out and rolls of firm. heal- thy flesh form over your body, covering each bony angle and projecting point. H. M. Lerows Drug Store, Norwich, Chesbro's Drus Store, Willimantic, and other good drusgists have Sargol or can get it from their wholesaler, and will refund your money if you are not satisfied with the gain in weight it produces as stated on the suarantee in each large package. It is inexpen- sive, easy to take and highly efficient. NOTE:—Sargol is recommended only as a flesh bullder and while excellent results in cases of nervous Indigestion, ete., have been reported. care should be taken about using it unless a gain of weight is desired. Remove Face Blemishes. Pimples, blackheads, acne, tetter, ringworm and that dreaded eczema can be permanently removed from your face and body by Dr. Hobson's Eczems Ointment. It is no longer necessary to go around with an unsightly com- plexion and suffer the pain and annoy- ance that goes with unsightly ailments, Dr. Hobson's Eczema Ointment is a time tried, guaranteed remedy, good for infants, adults and aged who suffer with skin ailments. Buy a box today, start using at once. Money back if not satisfled. 50c. at your drugs'st. A CHERUIT MODEL IMMENSELY CHIC Black georgette crape combined with ecru lace gives this dashing frock. The foundation is ecru satin. Relieving this note dle and sash cf to; mato red satin ,which matches a sprig of flowers in fhe same tone on the ecru straw hat bordered with black satin. YALE BATTERIES ARE SHORT ONE HUNDRED MEN. Enrollment to Be Specially Qual Thrown Open to d Men. New Haven, Conn., July 3.—Follow- ing the receipt of a telegram from the war department directing the Yale batteries to proceed to the camp at Tobyhanna, Pa., as soon as possible, the battalion headquarters tonight an- nounced that enrollment in the bat- teries had been thrown open to “any specially qualified men,” not necessari ly Yale men. The batteries need about 100 men, it was explained, and this action was taken to try to secure them before the departure for camp, which is expected to be the latter part of the week. The battalion now num- About five ths of the student council of Yale college are members of tne batteries, and tonight they is- sued a call to all undergraduates of the university to enroll with them. BRITISH PAY UNSTINTED TRIBUTE TO GERMANS of Valor Shown Tell and Resourcefulness in France. London, July 4, 3.59 a. m.—Stories from British headquarters pay un- tinted tribute to the Germans, who are fighting with desperate tenacity and valor. German resourcefulness is numerous devices in- ent or delay the allies’ All accounts agree that the Germans placed the ereatest confidence in their HARNESSES TEAM, EXPRESS CARRIAGES CONCORDS, DEMOCRATS BUSINESS WAGONS by a base on balls to Hendrix, and Hinch- man's wild throw The score: Chicago Bittsburgh -000000030 .100000100 scored three runs. —3 —2 Scaton, Packard and Fischer; Coop- er and Wilsnn SIDE SPRING, THREE SPRING AUTOMOBILE ROBES GOOD ASSORTMENT THE L. L. CHAPMAN (0. 14 Bath Strest, Norwich, Conn. Are You Coming To Norwich Tuesday, July 4th? INDEPENDENCE CELEBRATION ALL DAY WITH A BIG PREPAREDNESS PARADE ™ THE AFTERNOON Automobile Parade, Band Concerts and Literary Exercises N THE MORNING Finest Exhibition of Fireworls EVER SHCWN IN THIS VICINITY DURING THE EVENING SPEND YOUR FOURTH OF JULY IN NORWICH THIS YEAR All Trolleys Lead to Norwich Tuesday, July 4th, 1916 machine guns and made cvery cffort|limited train struck an automobile a ern Washington and Chattanooga country will work on Canadian farms. Keenkutter and !mperial SCYTHES ' $1.00 Each Fully Warranted u H H Es s’ INSTANT LOUSE KILLER . ROUP REMEDY THE HOUSEHOLD | Bulletin Building 74 Franklin Street § Auto Delivery Telephone 531-4 POULTRY PANACEA /a Z - BRAND Pure Food Products THE BEST QUALITY " POPULAR PRICES , Redee the o ing 5 N CUT THE COUPON FROM EACH LABEL,SAVE AND SECURE ) VALUABLE PREMIUMS FREE SERV-US FLAVORING EXTRACTS Flavoidwg Extracts—Vanilla made from the very best Mexican Vanflla Beans, contefning over 10 per cent. Vanilla Beans, and not cheapened by the use of lower grade Vanilla Beans, such as Tahiti and low grade beans, although the latter could be used and still keep within the law of the Food Law. Lemon Extract, made from the best grade of Oil of Lemon and dis- tilled cologne spirits, no water being added; made well above the standard of 6 per cent oil. THE L. A. GALLUP CO, e < i to protect them from the effects cf [mile west of here the preliminary bombardment. r — e Things to Worry About. New Legations in Central America. | Hughes declares for Americarfsm. Mexico City, July 3.—he government | Now, if he'll only indorse the law of has decided to establish threc new le- | gravitation everybody will be im- gations in Central America. One will | mensely relieved—Columbia (S. C.) have charge of Mexican interests in | State. Costa Rica and Honduras, a second ——— . will represent Mexico in Salvador and A Chins P Nicaragua and a third will be estab- : 2 lished in Gautemala. An x-ray of Willam Jennings| ot Bryan’s mental makeup would be in- A valuable in the studv of psycholag- Four Men Killed on N. & W. ical eccentricities. — Pittsburgh G- Abingdon, Va. July 3—Four men |Zette Times. were killed and one seriously injured =5 tonight when the Norfolli and West- | TFifteen thousand Russians feom thisi \,