Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, September 26, 1917, Page 3

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KNOUSE, Agent—$1.25 Rative Peaches Rociiy Ford Melens Fresh Green Corn SMALL PICKLING ONIONS SPICES for Pickles and Preserves Peopie’s Market 5 Franklin Street JUSTIN HOLDEN. Proprietor Amerlcan' House Epecial Rates to Th Traveling Men, Etec. Livery Connection Shetucket Street FARREL & SANDERSON, Props. ] Phona T54. Columbus, O., Sept. 26.—One of the richest cards of the present Grand Circult meeting was raced ‘here to- day and before the $17,000 in stake purses was entirely distributed ‘' the spectators saw some wonderful trot- ting miles and two new world’s rec- ords hung up. Miss Bertha Dillon, owned by A. B. Coxe of Paoli, Pa, won the American Horse Breeders’' Futurity for three- year-old trotters in the fastest three heats ever raced by horses of her age and any sex. She also equalled the world’s three-year-old trotting record of 2.08 1-2 now jointly held by Peter Volo and herself and broke the three- year-old trotting filly record made here last week by the Real Lady at, 2.04 1-4. Miss Bertha Dillon trotted the last half of her great mile in 59 1-2 seconds, considerably slowed up, so far ahead was slre from her nearest competitor. Early Dreams, wihner of the Hos- ter-Columbus Stake-last week, repeat- ed today in the Buckeye 2.12 trot, purse $5,000, and reduced the mark for that stake from 2.05 1-4 to 2.04 1-4. Lu Princeton made FEarly Dreams step the last quarter of this mile in 20 3-4 seconds to stave him off, The Savoy, favored to capture the Board of Trade 2.08 pace, purse $3,000, dropped the first heat to Colleen be- fore he squared away and won as he pleased. Straight Safl had the better of Busy’s Lassle in the deciding heat of the left-over Chamber of Commerce 2.08 trot and won handily. The Real Lady was the only favor- ite that failed to win. She was $50 to the fleld $14, in the auctions before the race started. BOOTS, FAMOUS RACE HORSE, ORDERED KILLED His Leg Broken When He Stepped in a Hol Louisville, Ky. rated one of th handicap horses in the country, steped into a hole, broke his leg and was ordered killed at Lexington, Ky. according to information reaching here today. The son of Hessian and Little Flow- er originally was owned b; Hen: Payne Whitney of.New York, who Tugsday's Purses Amount to $I7 000 One of Richest Cards of Grand Circuit—Two New Werld's Records Set—Only One Favofite Failed to Win. —— % - “ \ E s0ld him to Oscar Lewison for $10,000. A. K. Macomber purchased him last spring for $20,000. He was six years old and had won ‘such events as the Brookdale Handicap, Dominion Hand- icap at Fort Erle and the Frontier Stake at Windsor. 3 Eastwood N. F. A. Captain. m"' 'e.g‘.'c,?,';.‘,., " tne thro a s e second team Tuesday afterpoon._ reparation for the game with the Biftmigs today. The backfeld seems tc have plenty of speed and the lirie seems to be aggressive. W. Manly Bastwood has been appointed ‘captain to take the place of Ralph Graham, who is leaving school. The line up for today’s game is: Oat L e.; Tirrell, 1 t; Kozlowski, 1. g; Phiilips, c. Tholan, r. J. 'Wilcox, r. t; Counh§- ban, r e.; Brewer, q. b.; Benmett, r. h. b; Bastwood, 1 h. b; Parker, f. b. Subsitutes: Suplicii, Sevin, Brend, Covello, Croker, Johnson, Stodderd, Brush, R. Wileox, Sullivan. 75,000 Seat ‘Applications - for World Series. Chicago, Sept. 25.—There have been more than 75,000 applications for seats for the world's baseball championship series received at the park of the Chicago American League club, it was announced_tonight by officers of th: National Commission in sending out notice that there would be no further seat reservations. The seating capac- ity for the Chicago games has -been over-subscribed three times, it was eald. Although it will be impossible to reserve ‘any further sea®, on the day of games, there will be 15000 seats on sale daily, one to an individual at 50 cents and 31 each. , Braves Won and Tied. Cincinnati, O., Sept. 25.—Bcston won the first game of a double header here today by hitting Reuther and Bressler almost at “will and piling up a total of thirteen runs, while Tyler allowed only six widely scattered. hits and no runs. The second game developed ‘into a bitterly contested pitcher’s battle be- tween Toney and Scott, going eleven innings to a 3 to 3 tie, darkness stop- ping the play. Scott, starting his first big league game, showed to good ad- vantage, hone of the three runas scored I ! i MARKET BROAD AND ACTIVE United States Steel Was the Out- standing Feature. New York, Sept. 25.—After an ear- 1y period of indecision, today’'s stock market extended its advance of the previous day, many important issues recording gross gzains of 2 to 4 points. For the most part, however, this im- | provement was surrendered 'in the fi nal. hour, when call loans rose to T per .cent. after having been.in free supply at 4 per cent. U Thetghiovément was the breadest and mast aotive of any recent aession and or a time caused a general readjust- ment of technical conditions by .rea- son of the further extensive covering of short commitments. No _specific news or developments attended the ris>, but from the fact hat it. was guided largely by repre- sentative industrials. and standard rails the impression prevailed _that speculative inter suddenly found it expodient to glign themselves on the structite Side. The fixing of pricés on sieel and iron by the wan industries beard alsa served to stimulate action for_the buli account. War shares figured” promi- nentiy, but United States Stcel w: again the outstanding feature, con- tributing over 25 per cent. to the total of 875,000 share: From its opening quotation, which represented a . nominal, Itss, steel vielded a point under the weight of feavy offerings. but rose easily to 113 2-8 before the money flurry and sales forced the price back to 112 2-8. clos- ing at 112 1-2, a net gata of"1-8 of a point. Today’s maximum was exact- three points over the low of last week. Investment rails, shipping, ofls, mo- tors and a mixed assortment of spe- cialties were among the stronger stocks, but coppers and some of the equipments, including Bethlehem is- | sues, were irregular or heavy. Bords were . mainly lower, greater activity in internationals. Lib- erty 3 1-2’s moved bejwecn 99.98 and 190.02. Total sales (par valiue) $4,- 925,000. U. S. bonds (old issues) were un- changed on call. The coupon 4's ad- vanced 5-8 per cent. on a single sale. STOCKS. Close. 12 Sales. 100 Adv. Rumley 200 Alaske Gold M 1900 Allis _Chalmers 100 Am Beet Sugar 6800 Am Can .. 1200 Am Car &F 300 Am H & L 800 Am M &L pr 200 Am Tee br 200 Am lce pr 4500 Am Inc Corp 1900 Am Linseed 100 Om Linseed pr 360 Am Locomo 100 Am Loco pr 1100 Al Malting Am Man Am Smeting Am Sicel Fa Am Sugar Am Sumatra Am Tel & Tel Am Tobacco Am Woolen Am Writ Paper Am zinc .. Ansconda 1090 Atchison . 100 Al Coast Line 7600 Bald Locomo 300 Bald Loco pr 1400 Balt & Ohio . 200 Bait & Ohloepr 100 Barrett Co pr 800 Batopllas Min 200 Both Steel 63200 Beth Steel B 200 Brooklyn R T 1200 Burns Bros. 2000 Buite &Sup 100 Cal Packing 699 Cal ePtroleum 300 Cal ePtrol pr High. 12 1% 2 D88 03 br 6500 Can Pacific 14600 Cent Leather . 100 Cent. Leather pr 700 Chand Motor 2100 Chos & Ohlo 700 Chic G W pr 12200 1400 308 Chino Con Cop 1606 Col Fuel & Tron 900 Col Gas & Hleo %86 96 %sgg %00 Elfivie Boeet . 200 Crucible Steel pr 200 Gube Cane Buf i Guve Clne & 'pe 2900 Dar” o “Hudsed I06 Del fack 6 W e A io beo & Rio & o 5300 Dist Securities Motors pr odrich B ¥ Granby Ming Gt > 1100 Greene € Cop 100 Gulr % Steel 1 pr 600 laskell & Bark 00 Iliinote Central 909 Tater. Con pr 00 Int Mer Mar 13800 Lt 2100 It 1600 Tut ¥ Valley. Tee Rub & Tire it0 Lig & Myers pr Sl Luese Wiies 860 Leuts & Nash. Macksy Cos Maaweli M Co. Mexwil M 2 pr May Dept Stose Mex o 600 40 Mianad % frta 3 H Facific Mail 0 Pan *Am Pet pr o Pem R B .. 0 Peoples G & €. 0 P. Marquette © Phila Co. . Pluts 500 Picts 3400 Pitts 400 Pitts 500 Pond 400 Press Steel Car 100 Pull Pal Car 400 Ry Steel Sp 1100 Ray Con Cop 18500 Reading . 18500 Reading : 800 Rep. 1 & Bteel 0 Royal Dutch 500 Saxon Molors i i * 200 St 700 Seaboard A L 1000 Seab A L pr 200 Sears Rosbuck 100 Sloss S S & L 4900 South Pacii 14900 Southern Ry 900 Southern Ry pr 5800 Studebaier 4900 Superior Steel 100 Sup Steel 1 pr 100 Tenn C Chem 2300 Texas - Co. . 100 Third Avenue 10100 Tobacco Prod 1500 Trans & W Steel 4300 Unlon Pacific 700 Tnion Pac pr 00 Uni Alloy Steel 11100 U. Clgar Stares 1400 Untted Ry Tow b S T o Ko S0 Uosc T Ba ¥ e 2208 U 8. T Alconor ok | 5. "aboer s ok S Ru i o o5 8. Sm & Ref. 65 S. Bteel . 112% S0 U. 7 St pe i 5800 Vst Gomper e 100 Va Car Chem . 38y o Vs fen G &C 3 100 Wanean % 20 Websh pe & ok o0 omern Ba 1% a0 ! 47% 3100 Willys. Overt 5 2000 Wiseon Cen i 106 Wostmorts ik 1 Tolal aeies 380,000 sharen’ MONEY, New York, Sept. 2§—Call money strong; high low 2 1-2; ruling rate 4: closing bid 2; offered at 2 1-2; last loan 2 1-2. COTTON. New York, Sept. 25.—Cotton futures ! third base. _rison. and O'Da; ! feated Washington ist at_ him, being earmed, = Maran-: et p‘v’i:: the why for the 4700201226013 1 Cincinnati 000 0:000000—0 6 1 - Tyler and Tragresser; Reuther, Bressler and W. Smith. Umpires, ‘Rigler and Pmslie. - Becond game: N) I 2 wnaolnse [EPQFIVPRN 198 4 2o Blemmanme th, Dgfeated the Giants. _St. Louis, Mo, Sept. 25.—St. Louis beat New York today, 5 to 3, and clinched third place In the pennant race. With the , championship won, Manager McGraw allowed Jiis regu ars to rest and sent in several re- cruits. Swigler, a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania, _twirler seven innings for New York. He was touched for seven hits and four run Schupp pitched the remaining two innings and allowed three hits, of which a double and a single, with a sacrifice hit in the eighth, produced a run. Score: New York ( St. Louls (N) ab ab hopo Youne.cf Long.rt A Baird.2b Smtth.ef Wilkioft, it s2Gonzales Miller3b Cruise.t Paulette,1h D. Batzd:3b Snyder.c. SRetsel.cf Govdwin.p Totals cssembummssT scnmvewennd SsumsmHommmE ERERY atted for. Swigler in (2) "Ran for Snyder in Sth. (z2) Batted for Smith In Sth. Score by fnning: New York . Bt._Louls Brooklyn 3, Chicago 1. Chicago, Sept. 26.—Brooklyn defeat- ed Chicago 3 to 1 In one hour and eight minutes today. The gime was a pitching duel between Carter and Cadore. The former did not permit a man to reach first base until the seventh inning. Score: Brooklyn.. 0.0 0.000201—3 5 1 Chicago 0100000001 4 Cadore and Krueger: Carter and O Farrell. Umpires, Byron and Quigle. Time 1.08. = Pirates Shut Out Phillies. - Ptsburgh, Sept. ' 25. Effective pitching by Miller enabled Pittsburgh to defeat Philadelphia today, 3 to 0. He did not allow a runner to reach Score: 000000000--0 4 2 Pitteburgh. 00030000 x—3 6 0 Oeschger, Lavender and Adams; Miller and Blackweli. Umpires, Har- Time 1.40. Cleveland 3. 25—A single by pinch hitter Thomas in the last of the thirteenth, with the bases full and one out, scored two runs today, en- abling Boston to beat Cleveland 4 t» 3. In the first of the same inning Cleveland had-made a run on Speak- er’s single, followed by Harris' dou- bl&. Pitching honors were even be- tween Shore \and Klepfer. Score:— Cleveland (A) [ Philadel Red Sox Boston. Sept. Boston (A) ah ¥ 5o s o 0) Hooper. ot 1| Coones. 26 ofHoblitrel, 1n of Lewts.if wortencf 3| wxTuomas Blosarsvssnnos . Totals 47 1 () One out when winning run soored. (2) Baited for Agnew In 13th. (z2) Batted for Shore in 13th. Chicago 7; W. Washington, Sept. in_the first of the series here. today, players participating. Score: St same | to 5, thirty Chicago (A) Wash [ W hpo al e W liren et 171 1 OfMencsivat 2 0 81 0] t 12 olaNilanir 2 1 0 0 o} 10 2 ofLconard b 3 0 5 1 0] 020 o 2230 0| IRRR 31401 Gandilib 1700 AT 1‘ Jourdsn.lb 1 8 2 8 0 f12120 Wearver.ss. 2 1 o 210 321} Schalice 1200 43231 Eynn.c 270 1 81520 Clootte.p o0 1 . 10021 xBisberz 10 0 20010 Dautorcap 1 1.6 2 1 0000w - 190000 Totals s 000 08 104950 Tatats 12715 3 (2) Batted for Menosky in 7th. {z) Batted for Gallla in 9th. Score by innings: Chicazo Washington e hi, Da GAMES SCHEDULED TODAY. Nati Brookiyn at Chicago. New York at St._Louls. Philadeiphla at Pittaburgh. American Leagua - Leasue. Chicago st Washington. . St Louts at_Philedelphia. it at New York. Cleveland at Boston. oo YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. Natienal Leagus. Boston 18, Cincinnati (First game. Boston 3, Cincinnat! (Becond game —11 fn- nings, darimess.) Pitisburgh 3, _Philadeiphia 0. Brooklyn 3. Chicago 1. American League. B Louts Detrolt 4, Boston 4, Chicago 7. New York Fhiladelphia Louts Cinctrnatt Chicago Brookivn Boston .. Pittsburgh Chicago Boston Cleseland Detrott Washington New - York St Louts Philadelphis. 8 6 36 = I35 St. Louis 4, Athletics 2, s Philadelphia, Sept. 25.—A batting rally in the fourth Inning gave St. Louis a victory over Philadeiphia to- | day, 4 to 2. ~Loudermilk kept the | home team'S hits scattered and fan- ned geven batsmien. The score: St douis.. 0004000004 8 2 Philadel... 1100000002 8 1 Loudermilk and Severeld, Johnson and McAvoy. Umpires, Bvans. and Owens. Time—1.80. Detroit 4, Yankees 2. New York, Sept. 25.—Detroit de- feated New York in the opening game of the series today, 4 to 2. McGraw, formerly of the University of Colora- closed unsettled. October 2414: De- cember 236 January 2854; March 2870: May 2382. : 1 Spot quiet; middling' 2535. comN Low. . Closa Dec. .. 121 13-16 May L OATS— Sept 0% Der. . i May 0% do, pitched a great game for eight innings, permitting only two. seratch hits. In the ninth he weakened after the side should have -been . retired. olsesssesescoe iss. Alice “Thorndike in the semi-fin- | Renny Leonsrd says he wishes he ON OR ORE . and Miss Marion Zinderst will | were big enough to fight Wglard. So : be pitted against M - Cole, 2nd. | do the rest of the lightweights. BEF St. Louis City Seriez Begin Oct. 3. You've got to hand the mitt to SEPTEMBER 30th. St. Louis, Mo, Sept. »5—The fall|George Weiss of the Coloniols when i series between the St. Iouis Nationals 24, , 17 s s 7 Tb;Maxweflactunflyeamsaprofitfo{ you. Webster defines profit as follows : *Accession’ of good; valuable results; useful consequences; benefit. > A\ N DR N An automobile saves your time and energy. And a Maxwell motor car accomplishes that saving on an outlay of only $2 a week to run the car. We know of no more profitable methed of investing $2 a weele No man in ordinary circumstances can afford not to own a Maxwell. 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RBranch The fight for fourth place in the Detroit 0000000044 6 3|Rickey, president of the Bt. louis Na- | American league promises fo continue New York . 00000000 2—2 8 4,tionals, said he would allow the pl down to the close of the campaign _Mitchell, Cunningham and Stanage, |ers cn his team to share in the re- | Even if one contender drops out there Yelle; McGraw and Nunamaker. Um- | ceipts. will be two more to battle for the pires, Dingefi'and Hildebrand. Time —— place. e ; Haughton Challenges Frazee for Bos- - i i Joe Jackson has heen a | time SMALL SQUADS TURN Pdaton, Semn e e for a |ANGINE & WAy into the worlts serics OUT AT HARVARD |city seriés of bascbail games this fall | 300 the same goes for ilans l.obert Twenty Men Report for Football and Eight for Baseball—More Candidates v by President [Haugh- Nationals to Pres- He said was sed 1o ton of the Boston ident Frazee of the Red Sox. he was willing to play on the custom- pro} Ja into the melon cutting, but will not figure in the series, will figure in both. Ewvotetl % Coly Out. ary - division of receipts or that he Camt il S L Beot. = would agree that the losing clib turn twenty Calilabes et sor ¥ |over itx share to the winning club or NOTICE Toa R SR o e e R Wh e | peap HonaEs AND cows fall practice began today. In other|alternatives was acceptable to Mr. A dilo e vears from ‘60 1o %0 men have come | | iB%€e. i Gl el Bl G out on the first call. Snow at guard, 2 - T Calilifost WAl onden_UAsicifor Chas. Efens ot @b snd T ‘o suard, Indianapolis 8, Torento 2. Uater. Reverse charge. were the .only . members of the old| Torento, Ont, Sept -The In- WEST SIDE HIDE CO. squad to, report, other men being in |dianapolis haseball tea hamplons | p. 0. Box 879, New London military or naval service. The sanad |of the American Association, won the | Z: 97 59 LR ronee xhibition ser to- the International 8 to 2 first .game of day League champions, went intopractice under Ccaches Leo Leary and “Reggie” Brown. Eisht men. reported for haseball practice but ‘the coaches sald thej® hoped to bave many more out in the course of a week. 'PATRIOTIC TENNIS ° Miss Evelyn Sears: Defeated Miss Eleanora - Sears in Straight Set State of Connecticut All Residents of Connecti- cut owning taxable securities SPORTING NOTES S Some boxers do their best mad s shoston. 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