Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, August 7, 1917, Page 3

" INSURANCE Have you full coverage on your live stock against FIRE and LIGHTNING? If not, call or write J. L. LATHROP & SONS 28 Shetucket Street Norwich, Conn. Fire Insurance Is an ABSOLUTE necessity—see that the insurance you carry is sufficient and DEPENDABLE. See that you are protected. OUR In- surance is the sound, dependable kind. Expert, prompt service. ISAAC S. JONES insurance and Real Estate Agent Richards’ Building $1 Main St. BURGLARY INSURANCE —iN— The Travelers Insurance Co. B. P. LEARNED & CO. Agency Established May, 1846. ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW Brown & Perkins, iwmeys-at-law Bank, Shetucket St. near to Thames Telephone 38-3 Over Thames 2 stairway Come Through. —_— Columbus, O., Aug. 6—Peter Pointer, who was given the hopples a week ago and turned over to W. L. Snow to drive today by E. F. Geers, his agent, because of Geers' aversion to piloting a hoppled pacer, won the $3,000 Elks Home Stake for 2:05 eligibles after a six heat battle fn which early favor- ites were toppled one after another and only Peter Pointer and Walter Cochato were left for the finai duel Drivers Valentine, Gray and Mc- Mahon each were fined $25 at the end of the first mile for not trying to win. The Woodman took the 2:09 trot after making a break and finishing fourth in the first mile. He took a new record of 2:06 1-4 In the second heat. The Ohio Colt trot for two years owned in Ohio on April 2 of this vear was a tilt between Ramco, the win- ner, and Eleven Black. The time of the’ second mite, 2:12 1-2," was the fatest mile for the two vear old trot- ters this season. N No favorite- won in today’s races. Thread Company Arranges Series. The American Thread Company’s baseball team and the South Windham team have arranged for a_series af games to be played at Recreation Park and at Holbrook's fleld. The series will consist of five games, the winner being the team which ‘wins three games. The first game will be played next Saturday, August 11 at Recreation Park and the second game will be plaved at Holbrook's on the following Sunday. The rest of the games will be played on Saturdays and Sundays. Both teams will be argumented by outside talent. The South Windham team will contain only about five “South Windhamers” while the rest will be taken from New London. Springfield 16; Worcester 9. fass., Aug. 6—Spring- red JMcQuillan and Lind- and gave Worcester a se- to 8. Umplre Con- Conway out for alleged e with a thrown ball, which men as the seventh run cams across the plate After the game police protection was necessary Score: 50231001619 0¢60612—912 a Stepbens and ilian, Lindstrom and Clouts Plentiful. bitters are having their nning this year. Already some of the longest home runs on been driven out in several major lea- | s, and from the way some of | be expected. | £ the Cardinals fs reported the longest home run ever | the Praves' park. Robertson of the Glants made a record homer re. ¢cendy in New York, and Pipp of New York is given credit for one of the gest four base wallops ever pro- hiced at Cievelana. New Coach for Indiana University. Bloomington, Ind., Aug. 6—Dana M. e years director of ath- College of Beloit, Wis., chosen assistant coach at =ity and will begin his first, it was an- nounced . Coach Evans_studied medicine in Boston before taking up coaching and besides his work at Bel- oft bas been phvsical director of ath. tic clubs in Manchester,, N. H., and Denver, Col DANGERS OF A COLD Norwich People Will Do Well to Heed Them. of kidney trouble re- or chill. Congested 1ind in filtering the poi- lood and backache, head- ss and disordered kidney Don’t a cold. ills at the first trouble. 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KNOUSE, Agent—$1.25 record have | clouters are connecting | Boston Printers Defeat New York New York, Auz. 6—The Boston team of the Union Printers' National Base- ball League defeated the New York team here today by a score of 9 to 1 in a game for charity. Score: Boston_ .. S L | New York .. T9& b "Madison, Bai- Carney_and Harvey ley and Wiegand. Red Sox Whitewashed by Cleveland. Boston, Aug. 6—Cleveland shut out Boston 2 to 0 today, hough Foster, pitching for Boston, allowed only one hit. Two base on balls and a two bagger by Harris in the first account- ed for the two runs. Speaker got no He made several Score by innings: Clevelana Boston Klepfer, and Thomas. Athletics 5. Philadelphia, A defeated Chicago in the eleventh PETER POINTER WINS AT COLUMBUS Takes Elks’ Homé Stake in Hard Six-Heat Battle—Romeo Trots Fastest Mile This Season—Favorites Failed to wonderful catches and threw a man out at the plate try- ing to score from third base on a fiy. i ug. 20000000 0—2 0000000000 5 1 Bagby and O'Neill; Chicago 4. 10 Foster 6—Philadelphia in- ning today when McInnis singled and scored on Schang's triple. was 5 to 4. by Felsch’s home on bases and Bodie’ Grover on second base. Score: Chicago 0 100030000 0—4 1000100200 1—511 1 Scott and Schalk; Phil. Russell, and Schang. The score The game was featured m with two men homer with| I Noyes Phillies 3; Chicago 2, Chicago, Aug. ® 6—Erratic playing behind Hendrix gave Philadelphia a 3 to 2 victory over Chicago today. The game was a pitcher’s battle hetween Oeschager _and Herfd: rix. ‘Wilson’s nose was injured in a collision at the plate with Paskert and he retired from the game. Score by innings: Philadelphia 0 0200010 0—3 5 2 Chicago 010000100263 Oeschger and Adams; Hendryx and ‘Wilson, Dilhoefer. Muriins 11, New London 0. New Haven, Conn., Aug. 6§ — New Haven defeated New London here to- day, 11 to 0 through the ineffectiveness of Pitcher Fortune, who was reached Catcher Fish sus- tained a broken leg in the first inning. for fourteen hits. Score: Haven W hos a o Nutterrt "4 3°3 0 0 Bradswsb 5 1 2 2 of Ballzn ' 5 15 2 3 Stimpsonte 4 3 4,0 o Shamonit & 2 4'2 0 Riconda'ss & 3 & 3 1 Devinec 4 2 0 0 0 diter,1s 3 1 5 0 o] Naylorp 4 0 0 2 0 Totals 1w 9 1 Score br tnntos ew Tordon SR Y Haver Zi e base nifs, Natter, Shai Miller. geport and Hartford D 12 ble Header. Hartford, Conn. and Hartford divided Auz 5lnuswassssen b inlnasopusesen 6—Bridgeport header here today, Bridgeport taking the first 1 to 0, and Hartford the second, 4 to 18 hits but his fielding was sensational. Brackett and Manager Krichell were MARKET WAS BROAD. Tobaccos, Oils and Sugars Gained Two to Points. New York, Aug. 6.—Renewal of trad- g after the stock markets double recess was characterized by a e tively broad inquiry for active stocks. Pools alto found it easy to advance various_ epecialties, tobaccos, oils and | sugars being particularly responsive at { extreme gains of two to six points. Steels and associated shares also moved to higher levels, though experi- encing_irregular_impairment later on profit-taking. The war group in ger eral augmented last week's gains, with | Coppers, motors and utilities. Tnited States Steel made a maxi- mum_advance of 1 7-S points to 127 3-4, its top quotation in almost a month, and allied equipments rose one to three, although Bethlehem Steel de- noted pressure. Rails and shippings Were apathetic, aside from the activity of secondary _ transportation issues, Missouri Pacific preferned scoring a | gross gain of 2 3-4 points on extensive | accumulation. Developments over the week end were mostly of the sort to lend encourage- ment to the long account, but a large percentage of the turnover %o 435,000 shares, represented little | more than he closing of short cen- | tracts. - Call and time loans reflected market improvement in_the local mone ket as indicated by last Saturda bank etatement, which reported an in- | crease of almost $62,000,000 reserves and a gain over reserves of member institutions by the federal reserve bank. | Foreign exchange was not mate: Iy altered, but the more hopeful view of the Russian situation probably ac- counted for the better tone of ribles. Gold imports continued, a total of $5.000,000 being received from Canada cince last Friday. Bonds were irregular. Liberty 3 1- which now are being quoted in hun- aredths instead of fiftieths, were fair- | ly active at 99.64 to 99.76. Total sales | (par value), $3.675,000. $81,000,000 | held U. S. bonds (old issues) were un- changed on call. STOCKs. The following 1s & summary of vesterdsy's trans- actions on the New York Stock Exchange o Alaska_Gola 3 Allls Chalmers ctms Am Beet Sugar Am Can Am c am Am Am im Am o : & FoRundry Hide ‘& Leather Hide & Leather of Ice Secur ... Tee Sec pr Tnter Co Linseed Linmeed am Am Sugar Rer Sugar Ter of Sumatra Tobaceo Tobaeco. m TobacoA ot in) Am Woolen " ... Am ool br Am writ P ot Anaconds Com swclatea Ol Atchison. T & 8F A G & Wt Gf & W 1ot pf Batdwin Looomo. Baltimore & Ohlo, Barcett Co, B) Rap e Brookisn BrunswiceTmp Callfornia Pet Canadlzg Pac Central = Leather Central Leather ot Gerrs de Paseo Chandler Motor Ches & onio . Ch Gt West pr amounting | Conti Mines Gutr Statey Harvest twanna Steel Lec Tire St Louls n o, K & T e Conduit Enamel & SE. New. York Central NH & m i & Wes Pucific Nota Seotla Steel ORiy Citles Gas Onlo ¥ Pacine Pooples Gas Pere Marquetts Pitladelphia_Co. Pites Coal e ‘Cons “cit Reading 1 n % Tron & Steer R Iron &Steel p Royal Duten Pet. Seaboard A L Bt = Roebuck ik AT oo Sheftiela Pacific South So P R Sugar South. Railway Sourh Ry pf Studebaker Stuts Motor. Supertor ~ Steet "~ Tenn Copper w 1 Texas Co. .. .. Texas Co. rts Third Avenu Tldewater 0L Tobaceo Broducts Tobacoo_Prod bt Union Pacife [ 4 A A West Maryland West Unlon T Wt EI & Mrg. White Motor Willys O'land " Willis Overland bf MONEY. New York, Aug. steady; high' 2 1-2 ‘ed at 2 1-4. 6. i low COTTON. 6.—Cotton futures closed firm. October 26.05, December New York, Aug. 2571, January 25.67, March 25.82, 5. " Spot steady; middling money ing rate last loan 2 1-4; closing bid 2; of- May 80, CHICAGN GRAIN MARKET. Open. ....226% a7 Eet High 226% ur 114% 0% L] ) Low. 223 5% 13 583 5834 % Close. 225 115% u3% 3% 58% 2 | banished in the second game for dis- puting. Umpire Brown. Score: (First Game.) 5 o= e h H ] i bpo a e 25% 80 10020 20100 30300 31210 32800 s 3 00 4 2 PCarmolle 8 13 0.0 Housep 2 0 0 0 1 77777 ‘Eganst 0 0 0 0 0 3 32 81 —— = Totals w17 7 3] (0 Kenneds declared out on infield hit. Score by Inning ‘Bridpeport 010000 11 Hanford . 200007 x4 Two base i, Three base hit. Lear. Tow, Skif. Portland Swamped Lawrence. Portland, Me., Aug. 6—-Portland won from Lawrence today, 11 to 3. In the fourth ‘inning Flynn dropped a thrown | ball when a perfect play would have retired the side without a run. A batting rally followed, the home team | scoring seven runs. The score Lawrencs P D a el 5 5% § Slamionec s 672 8 0 550 1 HEchmancy § 2 2 4 1: £ 23 & olSchreberss 22 & 4 0 520 0 ofpatevrr 40100 3231 ofFbonip 5 010 01 508 0 oKaneir 1120 1) 47 21 olmranatnan 10 0 2 1 419 0 0Mimpive §13811 21030 20030 77777 IR EXTETETE S Totsts 32 721 (2) Batied for Craig tn 9 Score by innings: Portland .. L....0 0 07T 0310 x11 Lawren 10000020 oo hit. Mirphy. Three baec hit, Brown Home run, Lord. Yankees 5: Detroit 3. New York, Aug. 6—Mogridze's hit- ting enabled New York to defeat De- troit here today, 5 to 3. The local pitcher hit two triples and a singie and was responsible for all N 3 2% York's runs, driving in three scorinz two. Score Detroit (A) New York (A) av lipo a e b hon a e ;! 5 OjHendmzct 4 23 1 0 1 0iMuisel2h 4 2 3 20 % o ughss 4 2 25 0 5031 oPppad 4110 0 0 21 0 omaker3n §0 1 0 0 i 3411 1 0fMorsanset 7 0 10 0 421z ofMilenyr 21300 2013 50300 Spencerc 1 0 0 0 i3020 Mitchellp 3 1 1 1 == Dyer 1000 [ sghamp 0 0 1 0 Toals 21 1 (9 Baued for Sitehell Score by innings New York o Two hase hits. Young Hendryx. Tarce base hit Washington Shut Out St. Louis. Washington, Aug. 6—Washington defeated St. Louis today, 1 to 0, in 11 innings. It was a fine pitching duel “i)en\een Plank and Johnson In the | eleventh Ainsmith scored when Milan and Foster singled in succassion. The |'score: (St Louis 0 000006000 0—035 Wash. . 0000000000715 Plang and Severeid; Johnson Afnsmith. St. Louis 1, Brookiyn 0. St Louis, Aug. 6—A single by J Smith, a wild pitch ana J. Mijlers double in the ninth inning gave S Louis a 1 to 0 victor oday. Up to the allowed only one over Brook! th Cheney a double h Paulette in the eighth. Score: Brooklyn 00000000004 St, Louis ....0 000000011 Cheney and O. Miiler; Watson Gonzales. YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. National Beston-Pittsbureh. New York-Cino Philadelphis Erookisn 0 League. Americar Leacus. Detrose eric 3. | St. Louls 0. Washingion 1. Cleveland 2. Boston 0 Philadelphia 5. Chicago 4 Internationa) League. Rochester 4. BuTao 4 New Haeen Brtdecpor 1 same.) Portland 11, Lawrence Springfield, 16, Woreester 5. . American Assoctaticn. At St Paul 1 Mumcapolis & No other games sheduicd Southern League. tngs. darimess.) sTAS nos New York Philadelphia Louts Cincinmedt Chicagn Tirooicion Boston Pit:sburah Won. 85 I 34 s s1 “ 3 Chlcago Roston Detrett. Cleveland ew York Washington L. st Lo Phitadeiphta s New Haven New London ridgenort Worrecter, Springfield Portland . 7 ri GAMES SCHIDULED rODAY. National Leagus Boston_at Pittsbureh No others scheduled. American L Detrolt_at New York. Cleetand st Boston. Chicag> at Philadelohis. { SC Louls st Washington Leagur, International Buffalo at Richmond. Rochester at Baltimore, Toronto ¢ Providence. Stontreal Eastern League. New Haren at New London. (Two games.) Harttord at Bridgeport Lawrence at_Portland Springfield at Worcester. at Newari | IS THERE A FEATHERWEIGHT CHAMPION? Kilbane Had No Grounds for Claim to World’s Championship, When Benny Leonard stopped John- ny Kilbane in Philadeiphia last cek the Harlem iad exerted a mizhty stroke toward clearing up the puglis- tic situation. Of course, Benny was already the acknowledged lightweight title holder by virtue of his knockout of Freddy Welsh. But in other ways Benjamin helped clear up things. For one thing Benny brought light to bear on the claim of Johnny Kil- bane of the world’s featherweight title, Just where the Cleveland boxer ac- quires his grounds for so rarging a claim is puszling. When he knocked out Abe Attell he gathered the Amer- 2 | that proves i BELL-ANS| ' Absolutely Removes | Indigestion. One package t. 25cat all druggists., moke gray uated sirips makes this cors/at top; to the hip sections, poplin, banded navy bl FROM the beginninp of the Firastone busines < Lincoln’s advice was heeded by its founder and present head, } | Firestone. He saw the power in singleness of purpose 1 the roots of Firestone success are laid deep in organiz Tirest CORD TIRE builders, having first established the standard of perfoction in fabric tires, now offer this super-size Cord, the ¢ £ highest efficiency. city use or buffeting of bad roads. With the true Abe Lincoln policy of “pull tonether Firestone stock distribution has made 11,0 Thus every I employe has a personal interest in iving yo active stockholders in the busi s, tire and service, Equip today for the double e onomy of lowest e cost per mile. W. R. BAIRD A m’”’%’/ Y. BN I It has more than extra resi has a sturdiness of structure that means endu 331 Main St, Norwich, Conn. Distributors for Firestone Tire and Rubber Co. Akron, Ohio. A T— )0 emy 1t 1 t of former secretary of state, of Middletown. visited the | capitol the other day. He was at one time Inited St consul at Amster dam, Holland. He has done successful recruiting work the Danbury.—The annual service con- ducted by the Friends’ socicty at the old Quaker meet iouse at Peach lake will be h day, Aug. 12, at 3 oelock, Am speakers | to be présent are Tihert Swarthmore, ’a. Effie Danforts Mc- | Afee, Albert R. l.awion and others 1 GROWING AND DISTRIBUTING PERISHABLE FOOD.| by graa- | Need of Bringing Order Out of Chaotic Situatien That Preva ue Is. | solution of there Piie in the food tion prob evide ppor meeting bot supremacy stooa widespread pi make 2 joke 1 JOHNSON IS HAVIN Far Below fith Says He Wil Come Back. alter son nearing the end " shouts Clark Griffith. | say th erazes, | peed king” has been bumped | startlin iency this year him now he used th ease in the other davs ar g him all over lot now. “wonder hu ar down in ruck of the avel »w. Noth- ing but a phenomenal spurt can litf him to the .300 mark or beyond. And Johnson doesn’t seem to have the spurting power of old. “Walter is still there—and Dbe for many years to come,” e Grifi. “He's had some bad luck this year—that’s why he's so far down The bovs haven't hit behind him. F they will—and then watch him gc Dont’ try to count out Walter—not for some vears at least. He's only 30, is in perfect condition, and stil has his speed, his strength and his_skill.” But the averages dispute Griff—and the opposing batsmen say the fast all no longer hops in fits uncani way What do you make of it? Hartford.—fiss Phyllis E. Cla Westerly., passed the Connecti- | cut_state hoard of examination and registration of sraduate nurses a cruise in Mr Waterbury.— The membe of the Scovill club are busy making comfort bags for the soldiers. It is e timated that frem 500 to 600 will be completed in & short time. Clinton.—The annual field day and picnic of Sea View Ponoma -grange, No. §, will be held Thursday, Aug. 9, near Araold’s station in a grove near anks of the Connecticut river. . the & East Hampton.— heen announced fo: ary of Methodiem in the Methodist niversary sermon. Middletown.—George howing it lef G A BAD YEAR 500 Mark Although Grif- tron Griggs of the and party of fr ans the 100th anniver- which is to be held Episcopal throughout the week of Aug. 13 to 18. Bishop W. F. Anderson of Cincinnati O., has been secured to deliver the an- I 2im own only - nad 1 was | t mpio; noa 10- < thei maybe r the sub- the iriton the meet- | on the ag foul ble. Te: his hi have just nt in Probably no shooting case in, rec years aroused so much excitement church | society circles as that of John L. De Saulles by the woman who divorced him. The_ shooting occurred at _tne home of Mr. De Saulles, “The Box” near Westbury, N. Y. The dead ma1 was prominent in society, business and politics and famous in. sport as one Corey of tt t's fooc The Herbert 100 m hea the rof apparentiy ha brief announce will assure food in ple prices, i ic that In my opinion, writes J. ¢ in_the will be nothini pecially radical hereat of but must against n ynditio wherein lecay in the reces ut of the c 1208 which no of the best foottiall tains Yale ever had ers and The pla cap. shootiog | 00k place after a quarel over the cus- | millions aflroad tody of the four-year-old son of :he|ing inter . couple. years old when she was m Mrs. De Saulles was formerly Senor- | vears ago ita Bianca Errazuriz of Santiago,| De Saulles was Chile. She came of a prominent and wealthy Chilean family, one of her old, the son of Mr Saulles of outh Bet