Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, July 7, 1919, Page 3

INSURANCE FOR EVERYTHING : e R - . INSURABLE Columbus, Ohlo. July 6—Tae Wil- lard-Dempsey fight tion pictures, | 'J. L. LATHROP & SONS taken at the ringside of the champien in Toledo Friday, were com- pletely rejectdd today- by Maurice S. Hagu ‘chairman of the board of three to review 'the picture anJd and *|it.is possible that the other two ‘members of.the board wjll vote to permit. it being shown in Ohio. How- ever, this is in doubt as Mrs. Murray Miller, a member of the board, de- clared tonight that it was entireiy possible. that she .will reject th= pic- ture. - The other member of th: Loard, C..G. Willims, would not <ay how he would act. 3 a8 Mr. Hague declared that “suca hu- man butchery should not b shows Where our boys and girls may see i He stated that as the film had been % rejected persons or firms showing THE VACANT HOUSE |the picture in Ohio would be prose- 2 : 3 cuted, liable to fines from 351100 to Is it fully insured? Don't go away|$300 and a vear's imprisonm this Summer without fully protecting] Though it appears almost certain, { your property. Hiat the = Willard-Dempsey pictures # Without annoyance to-you by per-|Will not be shown in Ohlo, it is prob- icitati able that they may be seen iu other sonal solicitation, etc., phone us for| 200 (N30 (ESY T0a¥ be ssen L o ies tomplete information, rates, etc. Mt blarts, Thiv 4is\ Snosaifle’ b ISAAC S. JONES cause the mayor of Toledo in granting AA 3 the permit for the fight ‘ermed it a| Insurance and Real Estate Agent | 'DOxing contest.” A federal law per-| mits the interstate shipment of “box- Rich; i s ing contests,” but nmot “prize fights. ing, 0 n Street RIOT, CIVIL COMMOTION AND;RECORD CREDITS DEMPSEY WITH K. 0. IN THREE ROUNDS BOMB - EosENamIN Toledo, Ohio, July 6.—Because of the controversy over the duration of the INSURANCE ought to interest you |heavyweight championship contest be- tween Jess Willard and Jack Demp- Now |se¥, and whether Dempsey should be i credited with a knockout; Ollie Pecord, WE SELL IT referee of the Ind-sendence Day match, ruled tonight iiat Willard had been knocked out in the third round. B. P. LEARNED & CO. Referee Pecord also ruled that the . F. o fight ended at the close of the third round. Tex Rickard, promoter of the 28 Shetucket Street contest, requested an official, ruling from Pecord. 5 ey SRl i 106 Willard_was disturbed tonight by ==———————————————————== | ;umors that he was dying, that he had PLAINFIELD WINS FROM been removed to a hospial, and that| he was dead. The defeated champion COLONIALS: SCORE 8 TO 2|}as entirely recovered from the effects Plainfield July 6.—In a loosely play- |of the punishment Dempsey gave him ed game Sunday afternoon at Plain-|and has decided to motor to his home field the local boys handed the Colo- |in Lawrence, Kas., as soon as his i nials of Norwich a beating to the tune |jured eye is healed. of § to 2. The plaving of Vincent of | -Rickard anneunced that both the| the home team was the feature of the | boxers were paid in f last night. game, and in him the local team has &| Dempsey wés given $27,500 in cash, gold mine for fair. while Willard got $80,000 in Liberty ore by innings: bonds and $20,000 in cash. olonials 00002000 0—2 oy Plainfield 30100220x 3| GENRAL PERSHING PRESENTS Three Vincent MEDALS TO WINNERS Pershing Stadium, France, July 6.— Duwels Outclass Panthers. (By the A. P.)—The inter-allied ., The Duwels proved that the Pan- | games closed today with the presen- thers were not in their class when they.| tation- by General Pershing of the walloped them to the tune of 16 to 7|medals to the winners. The American - ::‘;amu:mer’el‘;‘\‘engan;e vz:: track- teafh carried off President V s F . as son’s trphy, a s “Jas I_F;:v\a;s casily outclassed the Panthers.| ang ,h,p&,(de“ ";:fi:’c‘g‘fi" 2Liaamn he features of the game were the ! General Pershin ook tting Saulki 5 g shook hands with batting of Caulkins and Leonard for|.¢ Jeast 430 athletes. f T and he Aelding of McBUT-|”“The American baseball team beat cd the N Y. N. B and "} |Canada, 12 to 1, in the deciding ;‘ = a twilight game at game of the series. the battlegrounds last Thursday even- Fv g he score of 21 to 7 Campbell | GERMAN DERBY WAS : new pitcher of the Duwels, held the WON BY GIBRALTAR railroad men in the palm of his hand Berlin, Saturday, July 7 (By the A. e z m-r_.md‘.\lanager La_f'y P.)—The German Derby for three year s B ™ e @ T class pitcher’in | olds was won today by Gibraltar, rid- ampbell. x den,b)}-‘ !\;_aiser zvho led a crack field r over the fast 2,400 metre track in 2.33 Trimmers Beat St. Mary’s Second.. | 1.3 - This is the fastest record for at the fair grounds | Derby in 15 vears. he West Side beat| The winner, a_rank outsider in the 1d team to the tune | betting, .was defeated - Tuesday .in a 1 on the mound for | minor race by a mediocre horse. i good ball. strik- S wer on the receiv- | ASHLAND WINS AND LOSES causht wonderful ball. It was 5 IN WEEK END GAMES R e B ., ihere ! Ashland A. A. took a second game feature plays ._espe &z e Ay made. £5P¢_ | from Sub Base at Ashland park Sun- | o be Eooq eports and playda|day-in one of the best.plaved games of Thrmoehon the “Samo Yot | the season. The feature was a steal of home by Cyr in the first inning. Jar- vis ‘made . three wonderful catches in left field. Saturday on Plant field Ashland lost in a see-saw zame by 9-8 after Ben- | jamin made a home run with two on in | the niath. The Iron Works came back strong and sent two runs across with two cut. Score of both games: Score by innings: he nmers are now ready to set« ments with the Duwels, having won a game. Ar- - the deciding game can calling 5 N Ashland A. 2 P | Sub Base 0zo0 Two base hits, E. Lib n l'ltl 0.te Blambage. Groton I. W. 1000 Ashland A. A. 0000 Two base hits, Raney, livan, Moore, S. McGra fflr { Bensamin. CAE I WHITON BASEBALL CLUB ! NOW LOOKING FOR GAMES ! 66 ° 99 | Manager Caron of the Whiton base- | { ball’ club of* New :Londoa would like | | to-hear from any fast team in the! | state. Manager Caron has arranged a | {game with the strong Taftville team | |at Taftville for July 19. The battery | are S | for the Whiton team will be Murphv | There’s an antidote for hot Zicner 3 piteher from the ~ middle | west by the name of Cote, V. Caron 1b, we e i Schofield: 2b, Leo 3b, Willilams ss, Ban- | weather a proper kind of ning If. Murphy cf, O'Neil rf, J. Ban- | ning p. | clothing All games will be arranged by writ- | clothing that keeps you cool ing togalizf)ager Caron, care Whiton 1 H Machine Co,, New London, Conn. and comfortable. W-e’irte Al e . Sunday afternoon on the Mohegan showing the smartest styles|park diamond. the West Side Stars defeated the Taftville Red Sox by the score of 6 to 4. In the last inning and textures. Fith two out and three men on base ¢l the West' Side pitcherflnlfflt.er a,h \'3} ilori i 1 utside the field caught the The tailoring is so fine that| |38 mn 2ueics the e ine's aeteat | h . The lineup fc:dlh_: winnil’;(g‘ team :‘f_: / . { Bruckner, thii ase; ing, short- the suils are equally:as shape stop; D. Blinderman, - second base; t .. 1 l . f b Cook, first base; Murray, left field; retaining as the heavie: -| B.'Budnik, center field; Hitchon, right g ey field: Zief, catch; 3. Goldstein, pitch. | 2 The West Side Stars challenge any Tics. team averaging 14 years of age. Call i o Tl o up 1429-12 after p. m. 1 CINCINNATI REDS FORCE GIANTS FROM FIRST PLACE . N Cineinnati, July ,6.—Cincinnati went into "first. piace in the National league race today by winning both games o QUSLITY SORSER a double header from Pittsburgh, § to Opposite Chelsea Savings Bank, |1 2nd 2 to 0. Scores: Score by innings: Pittsburgh 0000000101 § 3 Cincinnati 01001600x810 1 Two base hit, Nicholson. Three base DR. A.J. SINAY | sressier. Salies, Lec. Score by innings: Pittsburgh 00000000 5 0 A - Cincinnati 0000202 5 0 Rooms 18-19 Alice Building, Nerwick | ' Three base hit, Ruether. Phone 1177-3 BRAVES’ SIX RUN LEAD TOO R G MUCH FOR DODGERS TO BEAT . Brooklyn, N. Y. July 6—Six runs | six. hits and a .pass of Grimes proved TO BE CLEANED AND BLOCKED | too- greatia handicap for Brooklyn to TO THE CITY SHOE AND HAT|overcame today, the Braves winning, - | 6.to.4. - Score: \ CLEANING PARLORS. Shineiby)hbings: 33 BROADWAY. {Bosten . . .6:00000000—610 0] = = [ Brooklyn . 10000300 0—410 2 | Two base hit, Gowdy. Three base | hit, Johnison. Home run, Olson. | INDIANS DROP ANOTHER T GAME TO THE BROWNS 1nesa petora the tariie.” thire e s |18t Louis, July 6.—The hitting _of medium better than thr thd ad- | Barl Smith, Williams and Severeid was . gl Soiie % S Hiies **| responsivie - for i i WHEN YOU ARE IN OUR CITY CALL AT THE VICTORY LUNCH ROO! RIGHT ON_THE SQUARE, 202 _WAIN ’ Second game callena nrst, rain. that he must pay . $487.05 daimages £Or | e ——— Binghamton 3, Rochester 6. rough riding with his automobile. + Toronto 3, Buffalo 9. The famous jockey, sued as John T Reading Baltimore 19. (First.) C. Loftus, was charged by Han‘)’l it 5 Reading 2. Baltimore 6. (Second.) Rubenstein, a taxicab owner, \\'ith‘ —— running into -the plaintiff’s car on straight: victory over Cleveland today, GAMES TODAY. ” the Eastern Parkway, while Ruben- | 6 to 3. Score: National Leagus. stein was repairing a tire punclurc.} Score by innigs: <1 o Loft did t both t efend hi: Cleveland . 0000010025 9 4| Doston at Brookiyn : T the Saiems, OeArRALT: s ] ~igy gt New York at Philadelphia. e Buprt 3 | St. Touis .00301620x—6 9 1 St. Louis at Pittsburgh. sent, to Sheriffi Knott for an assess- Two_base hits, O'Nell, Earl Smith » a ment of damages by:a sheriff’s jury.| { Only three games scheduled. zes b3 (2), Severeid. Home run, Elmer = Tkey fixed $487.05 as a fair allow-| Smith, American Leagua. uiic H o Washington at New York. It i ible Loftus will ‘be called |f -+ SENATORS HAND YANKS Philadelphia at Boston. B e Tiines aness srowingi i ¥ A TRIMMING; SCORE 3 TO 1; Only two games scheduled. . out of the same case, for when a| ] New York, July 6.—Washington de- Eastern League. representative from the office of;| feated New York here today in tne| Pittsficld at Providence. | Rubenstein’s lawyer called on the fifth game of the series, 3 to 1. Score: fi Springfield at Hartford. {jockey to serve him with a notice of | Score by innings: . Worcester at Bridgepor | the judgment, Loftus gave him a tip. Washing'n 00 03000003 7 0 New Haven at Warterbury. {1t was, “Don’t fail to have a bet on New York .000001000—110 0 b, L Purchase to win the handicap.” Two base hits, Pipp, Russell. Three LEAGUE STANDINGS. : ke 7o base. hit, Milan. Home run, Menos- Nutibnal Lsngis:. WINNING TEAM IN A. E. F. wey. MAY TOUR COUNTRY 9 Cincinnati . . The winning team of the A. E. F. WILLIAMS’' PITCHING HELPS e Yo s !may be taken on a tour of the prin- g WHITE SOX BEAT TIGERS chicago .. . cipal cities of America and.may al- Seqd. Chicago, July 6.—Williams® great| Brookiyn ‘ | 2, s8 EVNLEN-6,80 B pitching in the pinches enabled Chi- | Pitteburgh : cago to defeat Detroit 4 to 1. today.|St. Louis so go to Honolulu, according to Wil- liam (Big Bill) Lange, who is doing| {¥. M C. A athletic work with the | A L F. { Will Make Sunday Excursion io Ocean Beach every Sun- F Score: Boston .. S by innings: Philadelphia ot | *'Bill Lange is one of Asmeri 55 4 3 p! B Detvort -7 07000000071 9 2 T Rdesican Longi known diamond heroes and {§ day during the season, leaving the Railroad dock at fooi § Chicago 01011001 x—4 8 1 z i favorably mentioned F i . .. E :: o o It hidaon 8 s el o o e Wi LBl asnBESE Sl ifi of Market Street, at 10:30 A. M. and arriving at the Bzach } New Y¥ork - 39 -639 | tie came over here orir 1 base hits, Gandil, Stanage. at 12 o’clock. Returning leave Beach at 5 o’clock and § 5 S %‘;;\c:;s:nd tiag 40,000 worth of baseball S TAKE ADVANTAGE OF 4 o Clark Griffith, manager of the Wash- P, - Y cun . . 32 fnston club. " These moods nave been | reach Norwich at 6:30. MAY’'S WILDNESS ; WIN 4 TO 3 i~ turned over to the army officials. Lange also looking over the Chicago, July 6-—May’'s wildness en- | This is a brand new boat with Deiszl Engine and ample abled Chicago to win from St. Louis. | Washington EE it s I Trome ‘bix dcmmvietma. 1 to 3, taday on four hits. Score: Philadelphia .. T Ay terial H. as made arrangements | lati Score by innings: 5 ERath Puatie. eitiiiaevcral (nkjor Teagnie o accommodations for 600 passengers. St. Louis .0 0 0.3 704 Pet |10 sive a tryout next sp ¢ f Chicago . .0 000 (S0 ot 47 | doughboys who - he thinks FARE 40c EACH WAY. 4 Two base hit, Dea ‘808 | cNough _ability to become major lea- Bridgeport Worcester SATURDAY’S RESULTS. Pittsfield Naational League. Waterbury S9s | gue camdidates. He has been organ ‘160 | 1zing and coaching baschall 31 | Nice, Miramas and ‘431 | has been taken by a Just to show the | m New York 10, Philadelphia 3 ;f;;‘&gf;‘d 431 | tours of several re-sons ing. Jus th have retailed for about a dolu Brooklyn 4, Boston 2. game.) | artlord 3811 Plans for the win'ers of the old batting lamp isn't Brooklyn 15, Boston (Second { g E. to tour America were discus: 1 up th has been d liy out body his beer hide to more re than the hard- Mr. Lange with Ban Johnson, o 10, Pittsburgh 2. RIVALS DEFEAT THE | dent of the. American’ league, JAIL HILL TEAM the former left for France. - A gsame.) Chica Cincinnati 8, St. Louts | mote parts of the ic American League. The Jail Hill team went to Baltic on |ing to tentative plans the A. | Erst . dcie New York 6, Washington 4. (First|the Fourth of July for a game. Up to | chempiony cwonid play 12 the - opposing outf = the sixth inning the game was close, | feague p; and in the Intern: R S 3 ¥ same. . 3 e 3 > e o i “vaihm,.m" 11. New York 5. (Sec-|With a row.of ciphers for each club.and American association cf Afl_rf““’ RPN obegge A : : ond. game)) - In the sixth Engle, the 'star batsman| There are two tentative plans for Dense. g as the loser a sledo. They adm Philadelphia 5, Boston 3. (First|for the Rivals, with a man on'base. hit | the proposed tour—one for games be- as a corking good idea 4 g mer S motisn pitture of the fight from o I the ball so hard to the pitcher that he | tween the F. champions and ga&i])ade,phm 8, Boston 6. (Second |could not handle it. The Jail Hill team | the runners-up and the other for ex-| Take Over R s | cracked in the next inning. when the hibitions between the A. view of the fact The @ hoMe TolikE 2w = Detroit 6, Chicago 3. { Rivals put three runs over the vlate,pions and the league ched out on the flc Hik&ty Al TRl L St. Touts & Cleveland 2 {and shut the Jail Hill club out 5 to 0.{route would include the part of the batile PP R Pra - P The features of the game were,a | Nationel, American and Intern. i >m - overhead will K ina n b cot R bt t o, Eastern Lecague. | cateh in right field by Almaquist of the leagues and the American asso | clea ew of his classic countenance.| .i¢, -HOECUEHOTE New Haven Bridgeport 0. { Rivals. who doubled up a man on sec- | tion. Upon ing the morning after the | {7 e R A Providence 6, Hartford 0. | ond when the Jail Hill team had their| Lange hopes to have this plan aec- | (Horious Fourth ou hampion | ton_on the stock a Worcester 9, Springtield 3. last chance to score, the%pitching of [ cepted by. the army, if official ap- |DProved away that he intends :“wlh o lbe exercise Fittsfield 17, Waerbury 4. Shea. who had 12 strikeouts for the!nroval is essary. He evolved the | D¢ ginal by announcing | VP t° Ju -3 _— { Hill team. and Andefson for the Rivals |jdea himsc # and says he can make bat he e SR e ey ) who only allowed one man to reach all neces arrangements in Amer- | 2nd play vaudeville engagemen | Stamford. o Stamford horse sho VESTERPAYS SEIL Pac third base. The Riv: are lopking for | jca aft gets his discharge from| The much esteemed Mr. Willard|is to be held at Suman farm. \Westo National League. games on Saturday nd ‘Sundays. | the service. upon sing the same morning blink- | road, just hevond Palmer's hill, sat Pittsburgh 1, (Cil\(‘innhn 8. rF‘irs(E Ring up the druz store-and any L‘lubi —_— (&1“'(h‘rl \‘\‘ piped “Wher am I \'137 July 1 -‘:;I“‘} well k Y“““] hor Pittsburgh 0, Cincinnati 2. (Second) | will be accommodated. ac rd__boen himself instead |and ponies wi be exhibite e Boston 6, Brooklyn 4. | "Secore by innings: SPORTING NOTES dazed after the [ financial proceeds winbe devoted St. Louis 3, Chicago 4. | Jail Hill 2 000€00000-0/ A woman with two tickets fcr the he mi have made a|Stamford and Greenwich hospitals American League. | Rivals -0 0000131 °5!Eim City Kennel club show present- Dempsey leaving the pil b vala i Bo BE. Las §; Batteries: Jail Hill, Shea and Frost: ed them to Jake, the robust ticket notty problem would | Wallingford.—Two additional facto- Detroit 1, Chicago 4. Rivals, Anderson and Ellison | snatcher, at the entrance to the Sav- itself. E ries here which have announced a 1 Washington 3, New York 1. | The Rivdls had a game scheduled |in Rock ball grounds on Indepen- $101,000 for ‘absorging | per cent. ‘increase in _wages, wi Eaate et waiiie { with the Cyclones for yesterday, but!dence day. Jake, witi: all the dignit e 3 of TDempse changes in_the time schedules, are ti = jthey failed to show up. The vals [and grace a ticket slasher can mob oping. But judging from the|Insulated Wire company, with 150 em Bridgeport 5, Pittsfield 1. | would also like to know why the Du. |lize on a hot -day, poplitely informed|BUmber of punches Mr. Dempsey |ployes, and the 8. M. & G. H. Rogers | {handed out during that time they | company, makers of silver goods. Waterbury Springfield 4 | wels failed to keep their promise to!the prospective Fido _admirer _that Providence 2, Hartford 1. ay the club a return Zame at Baltic. | while the Weissmen were in the East- ‘Worcester 4 ew Haven bad dope to sign up for games or ern league cellar position he was pos- | American Association. promise_return games and then back |itive they were not quitc in the d St. Paul 4, Minneapolis 3. (First) |down. Yes, it's not only bad dope but ; house. ’ ; “olumbus 4, Louisville 5. (First.) 2 P r [the fast Singer team o Columbus 4 Touisviite 4. (Stsond.y | LOFTUS PLAYS IN Bridgeport. Christy.who played with Toledo 0, Indianapolis 4. (First) SOME HARD LUCK |68 Havel o while Jnckc Biure, who GENEVA, N. Y f Toledo Q. Indianapolis 2. (Second.) Monday was not a happy day for|was slated for backstop work with the Y Milwaukee 3, Kansas City Johnny Loftus. Besides not winning|Weissmen this season, is ,behind the International League. the Brooklyn Handicap with Pur- |bat. 5 890 Cumulative Participating Preferred Shares Dividends quarterly, Jan. 1st, April 1st, July 1st, Oct. 1st Cumulative 8 7% Preferred Shares Authorized Issued (this issue) (Par Value $100) $2,000,000 $1,000,000 Common Shares (Par Value $100) 600,000 300,000 Preferred shares participate equally with the Common up to 10 per cent. and are redeemable as a whole or in part at 107 and accrued dividend. Sinking fund: beginning Jan. 1, 1919, 20 per cent. of net earnings each year to be set aside as a_redemption fund for the,Pre- ferred issue. The Company is now paying 10 per cent. on the Pre- ferred—10'per cent. on the Common—has no bonded debt—is free of taxation in Connecticut—and present net earnings are nearly four times the Preferred dividend requirement. ~ Special Circular Upon Request THE W. T. FIELDS CO. INVESTMENT BROKERS Tel. 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