Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, July 17, 1916, Page 3

NORWICH BULLETIN, MONDAY, JULY 17, 1916 v ] FANS GET RAW DEAL | _. %= |BELL-ANS | i No More Back¥Breaking Scuttles Boston 4, Cincinhal 1. Before going. on your va-| - B TGl 7. a0 e ana | ADSolutely Removes | e auiteqaboetauE | g Ei e SR Indigestion. Onepackage new . . mer ue. i . AETNA cominaTion | Good:Size Crowd Assemble at State Hospital Saturday But | westoron 4. Cireina 2. 5 packag T Be Carrved U Those RESMENCEIROLICY, Internationat League. | provesit. 25cat all druggists. 1 J. L. LATHROP & SONS No Game Was Played—Riverview Club Objected to| o= ® s =~ o % g Game Wes Pl — = . Celiar St Telephone:487-5 Batting Against Harrigan’s Benders. 35 T She & ML s) seoma ;ams) | steady ama the batters aia most of ciiar airs At Mothe 2, Dimmingham 5 (12 inoings) 8 worle, iSeore: i Sae b T KOO If you buy coal in large quantities you must have Tho dargest crowd of the season was | balloon had come fo earch Wood had | A Iousie 1 Miwwakeo 0, (Fire. exe) Sh D43 fSmes 1350 0|} room to store it; if in small quantities, it is expensive. sadly disappointed at the hospital | been showered under an avalanche o w;‘u; . Milwaukce 0. (Sccondgame. Daubert,Ib 4 011 % 471 Tho g . Srounds Saturday when the Riverview |hits and Putnam was deluged under| &b Combis & 50 Few 7 (s gme ) | wheatlt ' 1475 0 s9:1¢f When you want to use it you must carry it from its bsolutely, refused to play be- |six runs. iieapo ret. gamo. scl.it 2 g of 3 e, i e RS Mmmhy GEewl, fsmelr.id i yEE i |1 storsge place to your range. and of all tasks that is one hospital pitcher, was slated to do the | , The trouble for Putnam began when dammer g ooy u\fgmu ety of th t monnd work for ‘the visiting aggre. | ATthur, who.started for Putnam, was e IMeyerse T 211 3 o £g e most weary. O O e Pronk, mhe s segro) | removea after the eighth inning and = Yarurdp $ 11 0 50320 B on oF Far Gho caid then v | es replaced by Verrill, Why Arthur Nationas Leage. e ey e When you burn wood or coal you have the heat, dirt, s - Y | was . removed is a question that the| poson netnnatt 2. 0 0 200 n to the state hospital grounds Satur:|fans have been unable to fathom. Ar- f‘ oaeo . Saookiyn 4 Comieo 2131 94515/ and the trouble of attending to the fire. If you use gas have the mecessary stuff on the sphere | L1ur was pliching gaod ball and s ) Totais 29018} you require no room for storage; no back-breaking scut- to spoil the brilliant and unspotted | PCing well supported. Verrill started (Rl e ) = Lourocohe % 3 & fecord which the Riverview chub bovs |the RInth by passing the st two ot 2650 4|} tles to be carried from the cellar to the kitchen. The S ' Club bovs | palters to face him. As @ result o g Mbnie e 5 - . hold so far this meason of not 108ing a | ;o c,”Fackc Ryan of the Putnam Dt A= :|§ fire in the gas range burns steadily and without atten- game. While on the other hand it is s louis 2 B reported that Pitcher Danny made the “ remark that he was going to use the IEAISE Hay WHILE SUN SHINES»|bean ball with much effect. For some AERSUR unknewn cause Danny, who Is em- There {s.nio better way of putting this | ployed at the hospital, has not played (First _game.) (Second game.) Ingion 3. Cleve Chicago’ 1, Phidelph (First game. Sear Cuicago 1, Philadelphia 0. (Sccond game.) International Leaguo. Montreal 8, Newark 4. extended the hook and Verril suddenly yanked to the bench. a Putnam boy, replaced him. For the inning Wood did well and retired the side. _But in the awful disastrous 10th Wood got stage fr tion; it is always ready, without dirt or trouble, in large or small quantities. Looney Bill Horner old adage to prac use n by |with the team this season and it is |y} ht or o nto 1. Providen il pams). % Joolag atter o e innred; | acrstood thal there e some Sselags | inreo hatters The baloon.went up (Fint game) N at In a corner a fire occu you would 2 had “made hay while the sun shone.”|one enthusiastic follower of t ISAAC S. JONES why is it that that you|should be taken out of the fans? (Sceond game.) o | e | NS & ELEGTRIGAL DEPARTMENT | Swoking “Bene and Putnam 1 There isn't a doubt but | team who attends the games |nam was the poorer of t the game. Estite Agent slarly. Gearin, who was pitching for ble header c today. Bridgepor Insurancs, and Real 4 . sé’”‘ It is also understood that the River- |son, was effective every minute and o S ’,‘}:‘f‘ Fiideepo head’s JO s Rrenatds Building, 91 Maim St | it o slzo understood that the Biver. | on Wad sitective, evers” minute ‘and rom, the fiat ssme, afiera ton T Alice Building, 321 Main Street ¥ —— playing in the outfield but as a pitcher DO YOU OWN REAL ESTATE? |they wou ot hear to it. Guess nce took the s nd same of ei e s o S R He shoved in his - t only was the Daniei- departme 3 Danny looks too 500d for ihie River- tbat the : . DO ivou SpecUPY. YOURBOWNIE o ove nected more o £ B"flmfirl ~ - N § DWELLING HOUSE? it distances H 1% 54| mitt . rents from a|PUTNAM DEFEATS hit for a o you may have to DANIELSON, 9 TO 3| The crowa at t : than To get a fresh bit i And pulled out 1 —a bunch of loose, e hard stems, it w build.. Insure your rents ¥ B. P. LEARNED Agency Established May you re- No Official Interference at Game But it is Reported That There Will he Something Doing Today. Ervo American League, A H YouksEELug ANNT PICKING O SucH A SMALL BOY. You CORicH T ed. In Ppointme Hundre Neww York Chicago " at_Phila ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW Brown & Per Putnam July 16 istent, ex- | Wha to happ: itnam this afternoon Eastern League. —After nine innir nz baseball ins, to Danielson a 9 to 3 baseball Hiemeys-at-law oty T b A e ot wh | : g AWAENOW | —a few other things, = P, et T o PRI | .- biifEE / i And—some tobaccol utnam. Danielson of Woo WHAT wr\ TROUBLE pog, \ one i ! i The Wise Lads, who - know real tobacco when ___._:____l L GRAND CIRCUIT OPENS they smoke and chew it, 7 : i 4 ; /T«T CLEVELAND TCDAY £ \-Fr? " ity al LIBERTY | American Leagu | taidne Thrce base hit, e ——— 6—Witt deal will not he settl several | however, that he would not stand in All choice, pure Ken- '\nIDS..fV\TMr.R Qu 1 : s 1 %o the he Grand O ‘Wise Lads want quah!:! . Yor r toa RS s g B o2 ‘ e e e s e | “big-looking” package. : | . S 3 - T 7 days, said ‘\‘,.\ t vresi- | the way of Matty realizing his ambi- ‘ e ‘ | A : T 105w | evesin epnereren Wil e, S0 fickysleat. INoSlansal m : ¢ T ork club but says 15 not | among the pitchers of all time, peer land FESonsiiie for The vietory of the 1| glves you more good. { smokes and chews for your money than any other long cut made. ants in the series of 1910 against tie vice in four world’s championskips. ! & :ame. He worked against the Ath-! g% dh dd . P lies i 1971 and 1913, ama wss HONS and hand dressings. above his fellow pitchers, but he w Y N is | post-season series. He was largely | as man !\.x!vkcos. Dbeen discussed with hir of the greatest. In his sixteen years h d —_— " with the Giants. Matty has seen ser- | ar Stems ln lt a 81G SIX" FIGURES Fi'eatha e atieics G thiee s taken out by four inspecs in 1905 and shut them out in every IN DEAL. Matty, Giants’ Old Standby to Man-| qcqinst the Boston Red Sox in 1912 age Reds. In this last series Matty stood out famous Dig | beaten through poor support. He also ] |> h LIBERI Y ars has been | pitcheq againest the Yanks in their nats w y her field ets the Old M takir w The appearance of the University of Washington and the Poughkee regatta and the Princeton eight at Se- attle next pring, a outlined, by vre liminary wngement, will prove boom to college rowini on both coasts Both the Washington and Princeton | combinations made enviable records itted be- | quring the rowing season just closed | ind with the majority of the oarsmen | 1 the | cligible for seats in the shells in 1917, | 2id that he expected | should be able to hold thelr own in | with the confereres. It |dual or resatta races at home and on in addition to 2 foreian cours would turn @ ! McKechnie, the third basem: Eddie Rousch, th felder, nly an indifferent su ants. Report of the would be included in the tra nothing of a definite nature E learned b There is no reason to believe Hempstead Garry Sat- itic little tro; as said the Gian 3 be tanle Taftviile, Adams LEGAL NOTICES T DISTRICT OF CANTERBURY _ss. i Probate Court, July 15th, A. D. 1916, ate of Ezra Penry, late of Can- ury. In cald District, deceased. Tpon_the appiication of Martha Pal- - 0 - praying that letters of adminis- rade will not be made as n may be granted on sald estate Matty, wonderful pitcher that |represented intestate as per applica-| he has been, has passed the zeni on file more fully appears, it is| <, ‘who wa ed for the career as an_ athlete. He dered,” That said Qp{,lncagmmm| i o 00| 2 e e e 4 and_determined at the Prol fCon pooitell centen In HIOE | slfowsiof Steying hand as a man- | Gffice in Canterbury. In said District, 1ad_finished the scason with | ager, and while his great knowledge | on the 32nd Say of July. A. D. 1916, af from which institution he | of baseball, his ability to handle men |10 o'clock in the forenoon; and that ¢ ter cott return late Miss C Mass., has Janes' avenu was virtually 0 Famous Foothall Star Dead. 7 1|_ Brid t, Conn., July 16.—FT: was re at quot ~ n’ el o cia 1ated in here today [and his remarkable resourcefulncss, | publie nottcs bo Eiven of the pendency J i e illness ow s with | there little doubt that he coald | of=said applization and time and place of s padeins i . ningitls about 37| achieve the same success as a leader on, by publishing a copy \ 1 STOCKS. e enn S ; e eeree s Onto ina newspaper have = Salee e Ten Hits in Three Innings Spells i< came here six years ago. | assume Matty's Gontenct and. mhoce ireulation i said District, and : | ke Gold M 5 . Victory for Washington. Immediately upon his arrival he be- | over, are said to have. 4, Tore- | by posting a copy tnercof, on the pub- i \f 2-4. Government bonds v; 24 g’ X i L e over, are said to have eed to ally signpost in the Town of Canter- Plant Field, New London road bonds steady. Cleveland, July 16.—Bunching seven |came active in amateur athletic cir- | the New York York club to recall him-| bury, in sald District, at least five days e S of their ten hits in Tanings | cles and played center with the Rem- | at the expiration of fwo vehrs. before snid day of hearing. COTTON. | Washington defeated land here | ington-Yost tea mfor four years There are many who see in this A A R Jndee — clause, Insisted upon 1 Wyoming Has All-Around| club, a desire to call Athletics. ity whel the New York back 1o re he made his name, and | ,, All_persons liable to pay taxes New Yorlk, July 15 opened guiet. July, Battles} TAX NGTIiCE. Cotton_future 5 asked: Octo- A , and NEW LONDON Am . ber, December, 13.13; J | 5 s > s the Town of Colchester. Conn, are o 4 2 A ought two ir the s R. I, July 16—The ail-|Where the wizardry of that sterling 3 5 : 2 o 13.19; March, 13.40. i e 3 July 16—The all e =2 sy 2 | hereby ifled that 1 have in my (','e a packa e that’s VERSUS 1500 Am S closed steady. July Williams around championship of the t arm won him thousands of s a rate bill with warrant af 4 ge that nother in_the fourth wi hits by Shanks ard Jamieson brought Washington's final score in the eighth, nds and admirers, and instaall him as ma Graw imirers, o 2t oo TR oF S ger of he Giants when Mec- | mills on the “dollar on list 8, ae e ol rerale” sttt R, oty all good tobacco— Clevelana scored in the first on|nounced here tonight The award| Nothing could be learned of the S R el Rl e hsg: pea = " rounced ere OTLEIN & B = 3 N, the store of John Condreu, August lst i Wambsgannss' peaker's sin- | wis mnde on ponts for achievements | Proposed trade from the New York | tha “Aucudt Soin fomm 3 ociak o i clean and fresh. Try > and Roth’s ana agadn | anorts afloat aud ashor club. Harry N. Hempstead cheerfuily | o'clock p. m. At the P. O. in North fifth on triple and Co- e admitted that e had held a contar. | Woskohebter Avpunt S2ih Soms i e : e e enco with Garry Herrmann, bat. he | S0l 12 el hoon, LIBER TY for a week July 15. Cleveland_(A) said that the enth 1285 1303: December 18 January, 1324 March 1341; Sept. quiet; middling ttleship fleet for the past been awarded to the crew of hip Wyoming, It was & LYNN| 54 —TODAY— Games Called at 3:30 P. M. Atlant : ashington 2 2 . affalr 'was un.|_ All persons negiecting this notice Receipts, 290 head; on live npo a e S . New Haven, Conn, July 1erh" €t | aattled and that mok "é"fl:zfl_“ 5 o3 | Wil be dealt with as the law_directs Belieral Ndrtasion . 256 weight. Teeling steady. Dressed beet 93 1 glaoeterat 5 1% § 0 Louis Americans dcfeated the Colon-| 15 qone untll Herrmany had conforred MYRON R. ABELL, and ou’ll Slow; clty dressed native sides, 15 g 4 olemedh &1 18 olials In an exhibition game here to- | U1 0973 Untl Hortmann had confer © gy, COllector. Grand Stand 25, 16 LA 4920 % day 4 to 1. Inability to hit when e intimated' Colchester, July 11, 1916. : g 45 N D5 SR 124 2 1 Soula count was partly responat. | e—— stick to it - Receipts, 300 head; 120 on sale, Feel 01 4 glamiemic 4 314 8fblofor olontals’ shutout. Score: il P : ing steady. No primo stosi offercd; 253 oliovie. 31 3 5 o138 Touls O L0 Py E{ aIways, L common to good, $9.50@812.7. Dress. - 5 0 0| Boeiiting 13 §|Cow0 . 0000000 .. 5 D.S. MARSH| 5& S ooty e Srcamea ol | B 114 AT S0 o4 ke 0o Geeman s | Don’t You Wan 1300 Grima 3o .. 15 1-2@%0c; a few 20 1-2c; country | muws = oz o —°° o o| water: (\\ ee At all 2 o G dressed, 12 1-2@17 1-2c. @) Batted for Coveleskle In . oY Plal’\OS 200 .‘:'Jfi G et Shesn ana’basibs 5 ‘““‘, R “ “‘ :1 o Captain Black Denies Stateemnt. | Dacs the dread of the dental oh ir Sause you to meglect them? aYou < L e s Cleveland 80 & o Indianapol Ind., July 16.—Clinton - BE. SERES: Y our, method you ‘can have your . testh lled, dealers | E i el e onanle | Femmees | e TS L0 SR T Fricror New: Yorl cliy leaptain crowned or extracted ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT PAIN. o D, = 2 T B ldrc‘f D;l“ o i Sl * ¥ 1of the Yale University football team P ayer annos but 25c lower. Common to prime| ™ 7 SRR e Bie o b it s N CONSIDER THESE OTHER FEATURES sheep sold at $5.50@S7 per 100 1b common to.prime lambs at $10@$11.25. Battled for 16 Innings. today issued a statement depying re- STRICTLY SANITARY OFFICE Victor Victrolas Ao A jcas: Ty — e a|ports that he had advised members of - = ; Dressed mutton quist Al Qe et nabt thouEh beaiy a0|the vals manen st o tenter military ERILIZED INSTRUMINTS 2 fow 18 1.9¢ ¥ = %] iings to a 7 to 7 draw here today ce, but to stick to the team. He CLEAN LINEN ON FASKAEERMS. 100 Gom Froducts % e darkness terminating a wild _ game he does not entertaln that sen- ASEPTIC DRINKING CUPS S d Y V ti Com B . o jut feels the interests of the ight Building, Marsh Buil e 5 y Receipts, 1.300 head, all for shugn.- | hat Jasted nearly four hours Thirty | (Jiler Ule paramount. oWt ERIOEE CONSISTENT W liBESTIWOR K pen our vacauon idin Strect, 230 State Strest, | 000 Grctle Sesl R terers. - No-trade In live hogs. Feeling | Gvp, Ton ook paxt, most of them il 1f thesc appeal to you, call for examination - and estimate. No New London e s steady. e er Salles So1al foliNaw Vork: charge for consultation. oy — | 500 Do it = CHICAGD GRATN MARKET. raflies caved the game for " Chica Louis. July 16—rarry Salles, DR. F. G. JACKSON Mo L o n bermuda 100, Diam,_ Matols 10 wIEAT Open. Tigh. lew after it twice seemed hopelessly los: "0 quit the St. Louis N: als while AL 200 Dis Securities = e July e 108% m, 108 The first came in the ninth = whe: ram was in New York receatly, D s R : 3 ES, WINES, LIQUORS| s b st . §1 The fist ceme in the minth whe sam was in New York receatl. ENTISTS Eight -to. ninstaen day’-tours Saiti 0N AND CIGARS i LA et W 3% n% tied the score. Then Brockiyn bzt ‘iration. It is understood the St. (Successors to the iKing Demtal«Co.) 0 100 Geo Motors nE K % in three, only to have the Cubs i | -iuis elub received $15,000. 208 MAIN ST. & NORWICH, CONN. penses from $42.50 up. Fresh, ¢ plete stock. Best Service. 1600 Goodrich B F . T4r 3% T4 the count again. From the tenth o <allee may report to Manager Me- PA. M. to8P. M. .4 - # 200 Granby Min'g 62% 03% there was no scoring and few chance: “raw here tomorrow. 2 DAN MURPHY joo o fcme e O oihes aiaato. e, = Lady Asistant Telophons , Agen\ 900 Gt North pe A 3 Though there was _ little brilliar Herzog Deal Not Yet Settled. 11 Bath Street 2400 Tas " Coper et fielding the" work of both teams wasd Cincinnati, July 16—#The Herzog “ g0 muu!t-m:ur{ B