Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, July 31, 1916, Page 3

INSURANCE it WANTED You to insure your Auto In the AETNA. Complete coverage in one policy. J. L. LATHROP & SONS 28 SHETUCKET STRRET Telephone 487-5 WE'RE AFTER YOUR INSURANCE business and keep urging you to see that your policies are all in good shape. Don't neglect this ortant matter. ISAAC S. JONES Insurancs and Real Estate Agent Richards Building, 91 Main St. DO YOU OWN REAL ESTATE? DO YOU OCCUPY YOUR OWN DWELLING HOUSE? You camnot collect rents from a burned building, and you may have to pay some one else rent while you re- build.. Insure your rents with B. P. LEARNED & CO. A Established 1846. ATTORNEYS-AT-1 Brown & Perkins, Entrance _stairway ationsl Bank THE STANDINGS Nationat 'L Lawrence ™" Now Teven Lo Tarttor BELL-AN Abso!utg!y Removes . One package all druggists. ocat BASEBALL Plant Field, New London NEW LONDON VERSUS WORCESTER —TODAY— Games Called at 3:30 P. M. General Admission .. Grand Stand ....eee. ALES, WINES, LIQUORS AND CICARS Fresh, c =plete stook. Best Service. DAN MURPHY 11 Bath Stroet o incresse In price of to- nacsor the Whitesione Sigar il % ou mos per veld from Aoy 5- CoNANT. mn2d u Franmis st FHERE is ne advertising | mastern Commeeriout aual L ietin For husimess resuita. | | | | RIVERVIEW CLUB WINS AGAIN Ashland Team of Jewett City Unable to Find Enot Safe— Houlihan Plnyed Star Game—Score 5 to 2, The big crowd at the State Hospi- tal was treated to another exciting geme Saturday afternoon when the Riverview club trimmed the Jewett City team to theituny of 5 to 2. The pitching of*Enot was the fea- ture of the afternoon. He fanned 18 men and was at his best in the pinches and deserved a shutout. Especiaily in the eighth he showed his-ability, when with the bases filled and no one out he fanned two.end made an easy out to an infield, leaving the three men marooned. Jewett City came down strong and had a big crowd of followers who rooted hard but to no avail. Brickley pitched a sood, clean game, fanning six and allowed no bases on balls. Houlihan played a fine game In cen- ter, making several running catches, robbing the Hospital boys of extra base hits. Oakes robbed Finney of a nice hit when he ran over second and made a bare-hand stop of his smash and then recovered in time to throw Finney out at first. For the Hospital the hitting of Aus- tin_and Vincent was hard and timely. Next Saturday the Hospital will play the Athletics of South Manches- ter, who have already beaten the Mid- dletown Asylum team, and reputed to be one of the fastest semi-professional teams in the state. COMING LIGHTWEIGHT. Joe Welling is Liable to Be a Prom- inent Factor in the Ring. There Is another lightweight who 15 fast coming to the front and is likely to become a prominent factor in the situation_before long. The newcom- er s Joe Wellinig of Chicago, who made how to hit. He snaps his blows, moving his fists but a fe winches. Twice he sent the rugged Pierce down for long courts with short, snappy Jolts that shot over like a flash. Well- ing should have won the bout in the second round, but lack of experience prevented him from putting on the finishing touches. With great helght, long reach and hitting abflity far above the average, Welling is a dangerous man for any of the contenders and there is likely to be some Tvely sidestepping among those who have established reputa- tions. Shawnon Twins Jump. The Shannon twins, Joseph and Maurice, packed their grips and jump- ed as members of the New Hav. team Thursday, but later sent a t gram in the form of an alibi saying they were called home by the illness of thelr mother. Owner Collins was greatly surprised for he did not know they were out of the city until he re- seiced a wire from Jersey City. They said they would return to take part in_Thursday’s game. Why they should take all their per- sonal belongings if they intended to return in a day is a puzzle to the New Haven management and they firmly belleve the twins _intended jumping from the club. they do return they are liable to fines and suspensions for taking absence wit out leave. i “Red” Whalen May Play With Mur- [ “Red” Whalen will be given a ouwt by Manager Murphy of the Mur- : D lins. Whalen has had a con s first appearance in over a vear at | 1D T D e arting olab, Saturday | With the manager and it wa DT T wae of | agreed that he could get into a uni- Pierce and showed great im- |form and show his wares in practice. e A e hianiaved | Whalen was released from the 5 : it he displaved llers by Manager Healy on ; o i ¥ |after he had objected to w. 4 i D o Welling weighed | bench, while Horkheimer w 1 POIGs i apeRies i Bo|out 15 His plcs. LR S S Stone Defeats Clow Edwards. onlod only 134 Welling has a re-| Svdney, N. S. W. oy 1is build for a lightweight. He | Stone, a welterweight ¢ 1 as middleweights and | York, defeated Clew on Wwell developed in the - chest and |points in a twenty round contest at \ders. T gets his height from |the Stadium here tod Welling is a fairly s more to the point, long legs, which are as thin good boxer, and he knows Zimmerman |Cubs at the kevstone. is delivering the engthened the Rollie Zeider goods at third base. | FINANCIAL AN SATURDAY’S MARKET. Dealings Were Smali Even for a Mid- summer Saturday Session. 11 practi- c lay’s session of the st Ay have been omitted s were almost at an ed nimum, even for a mid- r 1al leaders like United s Steel, Mercantile Marine and nd Pennsylvania with moder- for nore than $1,000,000, and Nor- D 15 in foreign exchange were dull stock market, s being unaltered, vement in marks and s were strength- I cas in and ing house state- lacked esnecial features. 11 sales of bond: a $2.470,000, es par value, ag- threes and Panama rance Panama threes 1-2 and United States twos deciined 1-4 per cent. on call during the week, STOCKS. High Low. Close Alaska_ Gold 3 1% 1 Allis Chalmers : ny 8% 8% 104 12 a2y 5% i 13 100 1% Petruleum 7 300 Cat Betrol pe i 100 Con P 170% 400 Cent 5 100 Cent 2% 200 Cha 2 109% ) Chis & Oblo s0% 30C L &8¢ P ks 100 Ch B 16 P 18% 0% 100 Chile Conper 9% 10% 200 Chin Con Cop i 100 Clucte Fean 1y 73 100 Criciiie 5 pr ns’ 18 00 Cot Fuel &Ton "Il 3% 4% 00 Con Gas .. 18104 100 Com Produsts 1% 14 2100 Cructble Sied 8% o8y 100 Cuba, Cane 8 % ask 100 Dome Mines " 2 200 Dits Becurites 6% ou 10D S 8 & At.pe 0% 1ok 500 Elec Stor Bat 1200 Bl ... 200 Gen Flecirte 200 Gen Motors 809 Gooarich G 100 Illinols Cent 100 Ins Copper .. 1309 Intezboro Con 100 Inter Con pr _ ... 100 Int Her of N T oF 100 Int Har industrials made | D COMMERGIAL Lee Rub & Tire e 43 Macksy Cos 82 Maxwell Mot st Maxwell M 1 i Maswell M 8 et Mian 3 . Pe 29— Mercant day bills 4 ¢ York, erling, demand marks, Ger kronen, den: guildes lires, ment bonds ds easier. . COTTON. New York, July opened steady. Octo] 13.40, Jan 13.46, Mary New York, July 20.—Cotton fulures closed steady. October 13.34, Decem- ber 13.43, January 1 Spot quiet LIVE STOCK MARKET. New York, July good to choice full barely steady. Bulls u a trifle firm. Steers $6.70@9.90; $.50@6.40, cows $3@7. Dressed be quiet but steady. Calves steady; veals 50P@86.40, cows $3@7. Dressed beef milk calves §$8.50; mixed western $.25 @9.75. Dressed calves steady; city dressed veals 16@20c; country dressed 14@18c. Sheep steady; lambs firm. Sheep $5@7.25; culls $3@3.50; lambs $10@11.50; culis $9; vearlings $7.75@ $8. Hogs weak; medium to heavy $10.40@10.50; roughs $8.75. Beeves—Receipts 1,680 head: 30 car: for the market. Good to choice steers steady; others slow and yards were not fully cleared at a late hour. Bulls and cows steady to firm. Common to cholce steers sold at $6.70@37.90 per 100 bs.; bulls at $6.05@3$6.40; cows at $3.90@37. Dressed beef steady. City dressed native sides 13@15 1-2c; hinds and ribs 14@17 1-2c; chucks and plates 11 1-2@13c. Calves—Receipts 678 head; 430 on sale. Market steady. Common to prime veals sold at $9.50k13.50 per 100 1bs.: culls at $9; skimmed milk calves at $5.60; grassers at $8; mixed western $9.25@9.75; city dressed veals were ed at 14@48 cents, Sheep and lembs—Recelpts 3,095 head; 11 1-2 cars on sale. Sheep were steady; lambs firm and the pens were cleared. Common to prime sheep sold at $5@7.26 per 100 1bs; culls at $5@ 8.505 common to cholco lambs at $10@ 11.50; culls at;$9; dressed mutton firm at 12 1-2@16 1-2c; dressed lambs steady at 15@18c.; hogs dressed at 18 1-2@19c. CHICAGD HRAIN MARKET. . low. Closa. 19% - 119% 120% 121 1% 12y 8 88 8% 18y 7% 7% a a s0% 0% 41 ag ax o oaK 43 5% ek oK steady at 16@20, cents; country dress- | | SATURDAY'S RESULTS. Natlo ! League. (First game, 1 Sccond_game.) game.) detpibta Chicugo 1. (Second game.) American Leangue. ‘4 New York 1 (First game.) New Yor Sccond game.) third | G Eccoudagamaty American Asscelation . i1 §, Miwaukee 7. (Second game) AY'S RESULTS. National League ™o g « ) American Leagus, Asseciation. EDuLED ToDAY. Eddic nk having Louis (A) L Fiste Washington Defeats Cleveland. Cleveland, July 30. Washington won 2 to 1 from Cleveland in ten in- nings today. McBride led off ifi the tenth with a pop fly to centre that Roth and Smith let fall between them. Johnson bunted. Coveleskie threw to third but O'Loughlin called McBride safe. ~ Third Baseman Chapman pro- ested and was put out of the game, the first time during his baseball ca- reer. McBride then scored on Shank's fly. Pop bottles were thrown Loughlin but none came close. protected him after the game. elder Speaker sprained his in making a low running fourth inning and had to from the field. The score: washington (A) sacrifice at M |acostare "3 00 0 0 hanksf 0 0 0 0 0 b 52 algl anct 40300 o Rice.rt $1100 0| Gnar 3110 00 ¢|Sor 31081 ol A 31930 olie 10300 o 41340 ol 6000 Totals 1 © B * Becbe in 7th, 10 o o0 0 00 Tree base b, 1 e Boston Hits Mitchell Freely. Detroit, July 30.—Boston hit Mitchell for ten hits in four innings today and silv defeated Detroit, % to 3. Cun- ningham, who succeeded Miteliell, did nch be e visitors ing only one 1t delivery. May's work 3oston was good at all time Boston Detroit (A) > ab h o2 e u s 30 Barry 2 s H 28s |1 1 00 W : 3 3 00 | s 00 | s s 4 00 | & s 3 01 A 1 3 Ia o 00 Totals BT 1 00 1 00 1 00 H 00 1 3 Mitehelt Mekeo In Sth i | 040 | 1oy | White Sox Mauls Phillies. Chicago, July 30.—Chicago batters mauled two Philadelphia pitchers for f r double win today, 19 to 1 and 0. Six double plays helped the ox slabmen, Cicotte and Wolf- but they were seldom in trouble A gro; f citizens of Harvard, Ii- ois, r iing's home town, ve T watch and the White Sox pounded him for 9 hits in the opening gam was s 1 the ixthwhen ts, incl home run Jaclkson, sent six mc te. Results of today ston in fir and New York in third put T y i First Game) 20 ..05200210x—1019 0 100000000—1 6 1 Lanning and Haley; Cicotte and Lapp (Second Game.) Phila. ..... 000000000—0 7 0 Chicago ... 100060600x7 7 0 Williams and Picinch; Walgong and Lapp. Point Judith Tennis Decided. Naragansett Pier, R. L, July 30.— The Point Judith tennis championship was decided today when Wat- ishburn of New York defeat- Dawson of California in_a t match 2-6, 7-5, 6-0, The | had been postponed from last August 5. \s Washburn recently defeated I | & ac of Tokio, the Japanese champion, in the finals of this vear's tournament, he has now won two legs of the bowl by Governor R. { Livingston Beeckman' as a trophy to | be presented to the player winning the | pionship three times. O'Hara Will Take Charge of Lawrence Club. Worcester, M: July 30.—John J. O’Hara, Sprin: will be owner of the Lawrence baseball club henceforth. | Joseph P. Sullivan will retire from seball. The change was decided on at a meeting of Eastern League in this city tod Lawrence club has been in financial difficulties. O'Hara will assume the obligations. The amount was not given out. O'Hara played for played several years in the Connecticut WILLIAM S. HART AND MARVEL SAFFORD IN NEW TRIANGLE FEA- TURE, “THE APOSTLE OF VENGEANCE.” AT THE DAVIS TODAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY league and more recently managed teams in the Twin State League. REGATTA AT DULUTH Western Amateur Oarsmen Will Com- pete in Greatest Event of Duluth Boat Club. Approximately $30,000 will be spent and more than 150 carsmen will com- Dpete in the 44th annual regatta of the Natlonal Association of Amateur Oars- men at Duluth, Minn., next month. The Duluth Boat club and civic committees ars planning to make t regatta the greatest in the history of national club boat racing and accom- modations for the seating of 35,000 spectators during the two days’ pro- gramme will be made. - Twenty-six amateur boat, canoe and barge clubs in the east and middle west send individual, pair oared and eight oared boats for the national com- petition. Entries already listed include the New York Athletic club, Ravenswood, Nonparell and Bohemian Boat club of New York, the Vespers, Pennsylvania Barge, Malta and Undine and Universi- ty_Barge will represent Philadelphia. Springfield, Mass., will send the Rockrimmons, Atlantas and Springfield club. Other entries are from the Arundels and Aerials of Baltimore, the Potomacs of Washington, the Unions of Boston, the Celtics and Western Rowing club of Buffalo, the Detroit Boat club, the Grand Rapids Boat and Canoe club, the Lincoln Park Boat club of Chicago, the Peoria_Baot _club, the Minnesota Boat club of St. Paul, and tae Duluth Boat club. An innovation this year will be the competition for the new trophy offered by Julius H. Barnes, grain exporter, of Duiuth. The cup, valued at $4,000, will be contested for similarly to' the Lipton cup for sailing cratt. The club winning the greatest number of total points during the two davs of the regatta will retain possession until | challenged successfully by another or- | sanization. The races will be ro wed over a mile and a quarter straightaway course on St. Louis bay, which is divided by a narrow strip of land from Lake Su- verior. Manchester Blew Up in Seventh. Willimantie, July 9—The American Thread company team took the meas- | ure of the patched-up All-Manchester team at Recreation Park here this af- ternoon, the final score reading 15 4. The score developed into far proportions alons toward the end of the contest. In the seventh the locals pushed eight runs across on a wild and wooly combination of hits and er- rors. The visitors had a terrible day In the field, compiling 14 misplays, Crockett leading h-four. Every man on the Manchester team made at least ome bobble and three made two or more. On the other hand every played on the home team with the ex- ception of Brown and McQuillan who paired off in right field was repre- sented in the hit column. Noel- cured three safe wallops and Higgins Johnson, Anderson and Phaneuf two. Higsins twirled the the mill team and with the of the fifth inning had his adversarie ea out of his hand. Madden of basket ball fame was hit hard but his support was enough to discourage any pitcher. The score: Am. Thrad co. All-Manchestor % 3 Shrormws i 07 1 Adums.ib Johnsoin,se Risers. Anderion,e Phaneuf,ct Brown.rf Arqillan,r Totals AN Aanchester Am. Thread Co Threa base hits, nit. Ander Springfield Won From Bridg Springfield Bridgeport Two out w re by innings ase T nits, Baker, Flaberty, H. N. S. Wins. The H. N. S. of Jewett City defeat- chilthal Killingly Miser ot Asnd Park, Jewett City, by a score of T to 6. The H. N. bovs w hear from the White Ro, Moosup, Danielson and the tin of Taftville, and any other teams under ninetee: f age. Address Manager Henry Bicknell, Jewett C Carbon depot CARBONOX does not dissolve piston head, ete. BONOX is positive and thorough. THE C. S. MERSICK & CO. STATE DISTRIBUTORS 276-292 STATE ST., CARBONOX s are the “death germs” of the gas en responsible for 75 per cent. of motor troubles and service repair bills. that fastens the flakes of carbon to each other and to the cylinder, After destroying this charred oil, the carbon is left flaky condition and is blown out with the exhaust. CAR- o and are the carbon, but attacks the charred _ 3 i New Haven, Conn. THREE GERMAN MERCHANTMEN CAPTURED BY JAPANESE. One of Them Has Been Renamed and Placed the Navy. Tokio, July 31.—Three Cerman mer- chantmen captured by the Japanese in Kiao Chow Bay in the Tsing-tau cam- palgn of 1914 and which were brought to Japan after the capitulation of the German fortifications have undergoie thorough repairs at the naval dock- vards. One of them has been remamed Rozan and placed in the pavy as a special ship. A companion vessel has been placed in similar service and has been renamed Koshi, the Japanese word for Kiac-Chow. The third vessel hich has also been nearly finished will be similarly commissioned in Sep- tember next being called Seito, the tranelation of Tsing-tau. The ships have each a tonnage of about 2,500+ tons. SUN OBSCURED BY g VEIL OF YELLOW SMOKE. Believed to Be Duc o Canadian Forest Fires. Boston, July 30. of yeliow smoke which obscured the sun owver the greater part of Ne wEnzland to- day was believed to be due to Cana- dlan forest fires. Passengers arviving in Portland, Me, from Montreal over the Grand Trunk railway reported that they passed through 50 miles of forest fires which ended shortly before they reached the border. One of the newer vacuum bottles can be taken.entirely:apart for cleans- ing. - Cellar If you buy coal in large quantities you mustifiave 3 room to store it; if in small quantities, it is expensive. . When you want to use it storage place to your range, and of all tasks that ishone{j of the most weary. ‘When you burn wood or and the trouble of attending to the fire. 3 you require no room for storage; no back-breakingzscut- } tles to be carried from the fire in the gas range burns steadi?y and withou_t«"atten— 4 tion; it is always ready, without dirt or trouble,,lwlarge!;\_‘ or small quantities. THE CITY O GAS & ELECTRICAL DEPARTMENT Alice Building, No More Back-Breaking Scuttles _ To Be Carried Up Those =~ Stairs you must carry it from its / L coal you have the heat,gdii If you usgeigas’ cellar to the kitchen. ' The £ 4 F NORWICH ..~ i Fs 321 Main Street i STEAMER BLOCK ATCHHILL A M. A M. Norwich ... Ev. 1#8:65 $£9: {5 New London . 10:25 10:45 Watch Hill ... 11:30 12:00 Block Island ....Due 1:05 1:30 P. M. P. M. *Daily, except Sundays. SPECIAL EXCURSION TICKETS i/ Sundays, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, June 28 to Skptember{1 AND WATCH HILL o&¥Uan Adults, 50¢c; Children, 25c. Shore and Block Island. For further info; company on Shetucket Street, Norwich. NEW ENGLAND STEAMSHIP CO. xd BLOCK ISLAND ner Houses and Bathing Beach near landings at iWatch ‘Hill DAILY 4SERVICE. Until :Sept.5, to ISLAND tP. M. 'P. M. Block Island .Lv. £1#2:15,%%2:45 Watch Hill New London . Norwich Due f YP. M. P. M. #sSundays only. AND J\ BLOCK ISLANDuUk Adults, 75¢; Children, 40c. N 3 rmation, party rates, applyjatioffice of Auminum Universal Combnation Cook SEVEN COMBINATIONS WITH THREE PIECES AND COVERS 6 quart Berlin Kettle with Cover 3 quart Cake Dish 3 quart Collander or Strainer 2Y, quart Double Boiler 6 quart Roaster S quart Steamer 3 quart Casserole ) ALL | FOR 92.90 THE HOUSEHO BULLETIN BUILDING Auto Delivery 74 FRANKLIN STREET Telephone 531-4