Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, March 19, 1917, Page 3

u finish. £ three ¥ 3 r was heartrending. ¥e was_ followed g . - . P i y closely during the early 1aps, but when e 9 = " the test came he left his rivals as if 5 4 3 they were standing still. the llat.mp;lhl- 3 2 ~ - ISAAC S. JONES . Bakee Falls at Turn. - Athletio . . oS s . Insurance and Real Estate Agent From the gun Frederick CSR Richards’ Building - 91 Main St. -~ L s A A BURGLARY INSURANCE The jTr;iele:_s ll—nsmnoe Co. B. P. LEARNED & CO. Agency Established May, 1846, sl asge beting’ " | Foct srpinkion Ton pelnte whieh 3 , _ enjoy for the first time the § - Murad has enabled 0 Sanger, Al répresenting the| (998 SR : » ol gl e TSm0 | oo, ; thousands of smokers to The three places netted the Winged over the Irish club by 48+to 47 points. Kito putting The resuits are as follows: > . ? ATTORNEYSATLAY i Sestns g owd | " Summary of Games » real delight of pure Turk- § e the final turn, crossed the finish line| py. . mite run—Won® by Hey¥ood . Brown & Perkins, IHimmeps-at-law | amia e e e Holden. New Tork A. C.. W. Kyro- . P h b g = Ny yronen Beste: y lolden , Milk A. A, second Charles 2 € ey Ay i '] = Holden, the frail New York | Pores, Millrose A. A third. Time, / 1sh tobaccos. National Bank H Athietic club runner, won a brilliant | 25.85 4- P 4 SATURDAY’'S MARKET. Shipping Shares Were the Prominent Features of the Session. New York, March 17. — Shipping shares were the prominent features of today’s trief but broad market, their rise béing stimulated by the recent renewal of dividend payments on Mer. cantile Marine pfd. as well as on the theory that coastwise lines might ben- efit by a tie-up of the rilroads. Combired doalings in _Marine pfd. ang common shares, the former rising 7 1-4 to 87 1-4 and the latter 2 3-8 to 29 3-4, cowsbrised almost 30 per cent: of the day’s operations. Atlantic, Gulf and West Indies orse 3 # 110 3-4. United Fruit 2 1-2 to 144 1-2 and Pa- e} ¥ cific Mafl 1 5-8 to 24 3-8. 2400 Tean Car Chem Texas Steers: 7. S, Steel was-again the. leader of | 100 Toxas & Pacie the industrials at an extreme of | 30 D L cr Boston—No offefings. 11-8 to 112 7-g. virtually all of whicn | & unufi::;m;; BB e e s was retained. e further advance of - 2 S 21-2 to 123 1-4 In Bethlehem Steel new | $00U Cigar stores EhusEe TN Artieate. stock was explained by the publication| 3o gt Heifers of the company’s statement for i916,| 300 » Boston—Receipts: ¥ght. Mkt. firm, showing a.net income of 343,593,968 as| 00 demand_fair. " & against $17,762,815 in 1915. All the better known steel and iron B aAggddaggeg X nRRRRARAE sdes guz8ses B ul wh ] 58 @ * Seventy-yard high hurdles (Metro- | politan Association chxmvlm;#hlp): P Won by Arthur Engles, New York A. = o Fon by, Arilur Eneies, ¥ow York 4. . : Murad is made of 17 secon ‘E. B. Sanger, New York A. 5\ 1 John O’Leary, T"rlshu\merl- 2 . . f h fi T k can A. C., fourth. Time, 92.09 3-5. ~ T 006-sarg. Tan—Won_ by Tohn . varieties or the nnest 1 urk- Overton, Yale Y'niversity Jole W. = ! Ray. Tilinois A. C., su:o:;‘?rdD;ve sh 4 h t b th t % Caldwell, Boston A. A, tl : Josepl @ “} % %% | O'Brien, Vietrix C. C, Philadelphia, 1S obaccos al gro . 103% 108% | fourth. Time, 14. 51% 8 rd 4 on by Joe G. Loom- A Brooke Brewer, of rvland State College, second: Trish, Chicago A. A. third: Wefers, Jr., New York A. Time, 0.06 2-5. Sixteen-pound shot—Won by McDonald, Irish-fmerican A. C, with 47 feet, 7 1-2 inches: H. G. Can, York A. C., 45 feet, 1 2-4 inches, ond: D. C. Finclaire, Princeton versity, 48 feet 2 3-. S. Murray, New York A. Stronger, demand slow. Philadelphia—Receipts light. Mkt strong, demand good. New York—No report. Philadelphja—No report. stocks were ‘nrgx to strong bevm: G!nau-- Steel Cown? trial Alcohol, U. S. Rubber, General Bteet P “ Fiectres, ‘Westinghouse, ~Ameri: 4800 Dtah Copper Boston—Receipts liberal. Common ‘esti; ican 100 Va C & Chem Cows—Will not clean up for the week, Smelting and ofls. There were mod- ¥a Irn C & Mkt. steady, poor demand. " erate reactfons In some utilities, chiefly —— New York—Local slaughter this gas issues. Trading in bonds was trivial, with few changes of more than the smallest fractions Total sales (par value) ag- H ;.‘ w g i R saiasy iEE Orertan week much below normal. Mkt stronger, dem. fair. Philadelphia—Receipts sufficient to supply demand. Mkt. steady to higher. g gregated $1,675,000. ol el 250 shars . Dem. good. During the week government bonds were unchanged on eall,.. but cupon and registered 4s were 1 1-2 per cent. aigher on actual sales, the: coupon 3s Cotton t}‘-}‘?f" opened steady. March | Poor demand. dising 1-4 per ‘cent. = 5 89; December 17.0. strong, dem. moderate. gt okt paamer 1708 4 funi - Mavin| | Phitadelphia- Reoeipts ‘Haht. Prices STOCKS. 18.00 b o tober 17.13; Spot steady, middling 18.20. Boston—Supply normal. Mkt. firm, MONEY. lating. Mkt draggy. 1 1-4 inches, fourth. Old Met. record | stole third and scored a run. 81— 283 | Desmond New York, March 17. — Mercantile . M. | hgid by MoDonald, 47 feet, 7 inches. | Cleveland . Z 97— 265 | Welch 506 paper 4@4 1-4. Sterling 60 day bills trading. o-mile run—Won _b: New Orleans . 5 Shanaha: 506 4.71; commercial 60 day bills on banks |# Philadelphta—Local slaughter this| Ryan, Boston, A 3 Boehling, Gould, Smi Thatcher 1938 471} commercial 60 day bills 470 5.4; | Week slightly below normal. Mkt. firm, Long Island 4, C. se B, Miller, Walker and Higgins. Simpson 1991 2 3 3 b et 52 demand 4.75 1-2. Francs, demand 5.84| demand good. Seventy- i DAY WEAVERS PROVED Malmors 1580 3-4; cables 5.83 7-8; Marks demand 69; . Hinds and Ribs: cables 69 1-6. Kronen, demand 1118; | New York—WIlL not clean up for | loms: Krthos macies, e warn A g BETTER BOWLERS cables }uo‘ o Am znc 11300 Anaconda 100 Asen Dry 300 Atchison 500 At Birm s i high ning. No demand. 5 a hard decision to Post, of Cornell, in New York—Receipts normal. Closing s, $15.80@1540; mediums, $15.30 | the 145-pound class, won a record fall UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF LIVE SEOSK NARKET, 2 S L Bulls: COTTON. Boston—Receipts light. Mkt. steady, July 175 October| New York—Receipts moderate. Mkt. y 17.85; July 17.74; Oc- | Slishtly higher, demand fair. December 17.23. Kosher Beef: demand good. Kosher Hinds—Accumu- Aetna House League Standing. W. L. Pct. Pinfall Bibeault's Team 6 [ 1000 2038 Guilders, demand 40 1-4; | the week. Prices higher, demand im- : EY v proving. 50c-$1.00 higher than Mon- E,co?fx}af" & i{urgfihfri rinecton | Won Three Strings From Night Weav- day’s market. University, fourth. Time, 0.09, equals ers—F. Gley High .Bowler. i A T R R A - Philadelphia—Supply normal. Mkt. | American record. 10120y NeAllisteriy Tam 2 - ¢ 18 B Steady. Ratlroad bonds irregutar. | Stead. & B Talr. e Dy Whavess Of the J. . Mme; = : . Johnson's Team . 2 4 333 1617 o CORNELL GRAPPLER PILED tin Co. won all three strings from the City Bowling League Standing. High single, Bibeault-Pardy ... 127 .. 22 UP RECORD SCORE |the Aetna alleys Saturday night. F.| palace Gley was in his prime, rolling 91, 190 | Aatae . g 18 S TH TN Average the 135 for the other individua] win- Millizan of ners. Penn., after losing Moose Bowling League Standing. W. L. Pet Plr';flll Hight Weavers in a match rolled. at W. L. Pet Pinfall| High three—Bibeauit AGRICULTURE. Prtts] , March 18. - St = ohe Biaraet steady. Ty 913 | Ithacan Wresticrs Defeated Penn. and 126 _and also captured the hish | Tarevitie - L 26 28 481 14328 Games. Pinfall. Ave. Boston Office, March 1§"—Report of good, $10@I11.26M tidy butch. ’ Lehigh. The =core: Riverview ..... '9 45 166 23841 | Bibeault . ol 69 - 1068 meat trade conditions for March 16th, ; com Day Weavers. High_single, McAllister, gt At HRER- R my 4 - @8.25; Cornell .won the intercollesiate 91 100 126— m17| three, Pardy, 372; team sthing, Aetna, | Matesky R+ eef, Fresh: 0D common good fat| wrestling title at Tthaca Saturday by | W. Glev 3 564; team total, Aetna; 164 Pe "k‘) 4 ’; 2 QR‘, Boston—W1ll not clean up for the X beating Pennsylvania and Lehigh by a | Wunderlick ... et s 93-4 week. Steady to higher, demand fair. springers, $40@30 record score of 31 points to the scc- | Roffo . PR e ] o New York—Receipts normal. Steady |calves, $14.50@15; heavy and thin|ond team’s 16. Captain Sager, of Cor- | Raymond 10341 _,'h“’ e 90-4 to higher. Demand slow. calves, $6@10. nell, in the 158-pound class, was the s fiahmon . . s Philadelphia—Will clean up for the| Sh lambe—Supply light. | individual star of the meet, taking oy H 88.2 week. Strong, demand generally ood. e first place in his bout and making Sanican. 3 87 25-50c_higher than opening of Mon- bs. Prime weth ; | three falls during the meet for 7 points Sullivan 3 7, arket. fair mixed, | Cornell furnished champions in five r"‘f"“‘“ 3 8 culls and of tlie seven classes, Servais, of Penn., s bl = -4 the 115, and Kaiser of Penn., o e 4 82-3 Ehiladcnia o, oeniar %%, | St 5 : P — ol sl Docims Toam 10 13 416 biss . clean! up. e - 3 < . Cornell's ‘team was composed of Bibeault's T'm 10 11 v to strong. Good dem. for bet- | @ ehs $1850Q@14.55; stass, | o teem mposed o Bibeanics Tn Pork, Fresh: —_— 145 chempion: &“z;x:. 158 ehm;l;phn: ggzg :{m:lr._r Boston—Will not clean up for the ffalo, March 18.—Cattle receipts Zepp, 175 cham ; Bard, heavy- igh three—B: week, Mkt weight champion:; Rofe, second in 11! Mal a Sioady 5 vieonk, noot.aey 2Tt active Prime| .na” Corell, third in ‘the 135-pound | Taneur o ‘mand. New York—Supp! light. Mkt | $&50@10.75. strong, demand fair. > 5 Calves.—Receipts 1,400 hesd. Mar- Phidladelphia—Th! *s e ket active and 26 cents Cull SHEhtly below mormel M encreniod | to cholos, $5.00@16.00. MiSS BJURSTEDT PLAYED Olcott ... Beault 2708 steers, $11.00@12.00; grades. class. - Colubia’s team falled to score >, below normal. Mkt. unchanged. a Allon Two. A4 Sair. € AT HER BesT | Weldwald Hopkine & Allen Two-man League 8 Lambs, Fresh: cents — Standing. : Bosten—Mkt. cleaning’ up. Prices P’ lambs, Won National Championship in De- W. L. Pet. Pinfall s AU steady, dem. improving. Year] feating Miss Eleanor Goss. Desmond Schofield-Benson 4 833 4391 . . 1279 New York—Receipts normal. Mkt. a | 3555 —_— Kucher dall- 713 3873 1 1766 l‘l-lttelg gaster. Notug:g:ng! :or;::; gSDc- B Yorkers| . A title.she held for five years before 3 —_ 15 4188 | 3" ;i 2 1698 plcg e opening. | $13.75@15.50, pigs $12@ 1350, paixed | Miss Molla Bjurstedt made her debut 4 171 Brooks-Stmpeon. 4 4 443 T T i $1540@15.50, heavy $15.40@15.50, Cogg - 2nen ONE PIN GIVES LETTER ich.. 11 roughs . $14@14.25, stags $11.50@12.50, Giants. Hit Freely.’ CARRIERS A VICTORY ' 5 3 Houston, Texa Local U. S. Employes Defeated West- fres-hitti firm, Mkt erly. joca) the goods A "Houston . $13.75 to $14.75 per 100 pounds on| Miss F urd’:v“ Causey Thursday. 2% 29 1 | Moore.and e, CHICAGD GRAIN MARKET. Low. 183% Reds Stepped Lively in e e bk Shreveport, La., March 18. 144% 143 hits and a double steal gave the Cin- Bion total pss Lafieu 3 cinnati Nationals two runs in the sixth 100 < 4 inning and a 3. to 1 victory over s S ] Cleveland Americans- : Randall . 3 Shreveport Texas Leag.iers today. The 38 § ; 3 score: § £ : 3 3 hit * safely . Z 16 3