Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, July 17, 1919, Page 3

T INSURANCE . FOP EVERYTHING INSURABLE L. LATHROP & SONS 23 Shetucket St, Norwich, Conn. \ like you do your physician—it’s the { ONE WAY to secure adequate, nomical, DEPENDABLE protection. You can’t go wrong in selecting THIS AGENCY. : ISAAC S. JONES Insurance and Real Es‘ate Agent Richards Building, 91 Main Street CHARLES D. FOSTER FIRE INSURANCE Tel. 781 SHIPPING BOARD LUMBER *DUMPED IN SOUND Fairfield, Conn, July 16.—Lumber belonging to the United States Ship- ping Board and ‘valued at $25,000 was dumped into Long Island Sound dur- ing last night when a lighter carrying it overturned off Sunken Island, a short distance from Penfield Redf light. Tug Glenn had the lighter. The towing cable was cut loose and the tug remained afioat. The lumber was being moved from a shipyard at Wil- son’s Point, Norwalk. to the Lake Company’s yards here. It was float- ing about the Sound this forenoon and boats were out to salvage it. Most of & probably will be recovered. Working For The Nation’s Children Desste Locke, Corresponding of the National Kinder- zarten Aasbeiation, has devoted her life to securing more kindergartens 22r the iittle children of the United #:ates of whom 3.800.000 are de- prived of this educational advan- sags which all are clearly entitled 1o receive. As 'he kindergarten fs aa effective Americanizing agency, to extend its advan- t a!l communities contalning cuilZren of alien parentage. Fecreta MACPHERSON’S Every thing in Summer Hab- erdashery for the vacation man as well as for the umnI who doesn’t - get away - this| year—for sports, autoing and dress. No shrinking in the making, and hence no disap- pointment in the looks and wear. . Prices are moderate, J. C. MACPHERSON QUALITY CORNER Oppesite Chelsea ® Savings Bank. TEAMING and TRUCKING PONE VERY PROMPTLY AND AT REASONABLE PRICES AR THUR - H. LATHROP [ Goteborg ~ Orzryte, 161 Main St.| New York, July 16—Ten games ap- pear upon the tentative schedule ar- ranged for the Bethlehem Steel foot- ball_club, American soccer champion: on its Scandinavian tour beginnin; next month. The team, which will sail from this part next Wedtlesday, plans to g0 on to South America after the Scandinavian games,.. - Dates for the g: Norway have yet - the Swedish . footBall 't ! which 15 working eut the schedule baseball team selected from n of the 17 footballers mkgnt%_ wui play a series of games 5! mdiate dates. While in South ogt Fteam will_play a six-game - in ‘Rio' de| Janerio, Sao Paulo and” . B under the ausnices -of the" Brazilfs Federation of Sports. Ry The Scandinavian schedl}k ‘as . ar- ranged as present. calls - for ‘games igrarna, olm . sta i Aug. w,!r Allmanna . Idrottskabben, holm: Aug. 14, orening, - Stockholm; - Aug. 1 Sweden, Stockholm; AUg. 22, ) land, at Helsingfors: ' Aug. 27, 2 | Stockholm, at Stockholm’ 3 primens oL SR, P T almo, at Malmo, Syre S L8, .at’ . Gothenburg: at 7. Goteborgskamraterna, Sept, Gethenbirs. “POP” GEERS DRIVINQ«»&E!”( - REAPER WINS. $3,000.PURSE Kalamazoo, Mich.;: July- 16.—“Pop’ Geers, -driving Helr. Reaper. won , the $3,000 Paper Mills purse for 2.06 trot- ters at the Grand Circuit meeting at Recreation park 'this afternoon. ' 71t was a brifliant contest, -al with thrilling finishes and hard fought from the wire. E £ Only two ‘horses si _in the free for ail pace, in which Single G. won cach heat by a short head, 3. Muiphy won'the thre 4 casily with Brusiloft,; wi toot vith 13 in the <field wi Echo Direct. A Starter Merrill announced the four miles trotted by Pei ken and Winnemot in the Tuesday constituted a world’s record for a four-heat race over a half-mile track. The time was 2.09 1-4, 2.09 1-2, 2.09 1-4 and 2.09 1-4 2.11 trot, purse $1,000% Echo Direct (Brusie) . Mariondale (Murphy) . Luana (Owens) .... s . 2.8 Eritan Forbes -McMahon), 611, Mintmark, Peger' Pogue, Tommy Di- | rect, The Substance, Kerrigan: Bingen Pointer, The Triumph, Jess Y. Anna | Maloney also started. { Best time 2.07 1-4. t Free for all pace, sweepstakes: Single G. (Allen ...... Directum J. (Murphy Best time 2.03. 06 _trot, Paper Mills, ! 112,71 10 1.2 Heir Reaper (Geers) . Al ST Royal Mack (Murphy) 328 The Toddler (Stinson) ... 2.5 3 Prince Loree (McDevitt) LB w4y Busy's Lassie and Lord Stout also; started. | City | 1 B Best time 2.04 3-4. Three vear old trot, sweepstake: Brusiloff (Murphy) King Stout (Stout) Peter L. (Edman.) Grace Drake (White Best time 2.10 3-4 KINSEY ELIMINATES BRAIN IN 5TH ROUND MEN'S: SINGLES - Chicago, July 16=+Rebert G. Kinsey of San Francisco eliminated Philin < Brain of Minneapolis ~in/ ‘the fifth round of men’s singles in the national- clay court tennis championship tour ney today, 6-4, 6-1 o Trafford N. Jayne, the .veteran—_of. northwestern sectional tourqament play, defaulted in the morning to | Howard Voshell of Brooklyn. Voshell ! was scheduled against William M. Johnston of San Francisco in the af- ternoon and Jayne, who hardly could have beaten the hard hitting Brooklvn man, wanted to see the latter start azainst Johnston fresh. ‘ Johnston defeated Voshell with ease although losing the middle set, 6-2, & e.> in fifth round play. Interest in Johnston’s victory was! divideu with that of Axel Graven, Uni- Celery 2 fiilpp‘\ed owing to the dampness in 4 of the Rivals is trying to give whé fans versity of California_star, over Cedric 'ljom;, New York, 9-7, 6-0, in the same round. RIVALS HAVE SIGNED FOR “TWO WEEK END GAMES Saturday at their own grounds the' Baltic Rivals will clash with the Lis- bon team, and Sunday they will meet the Eagles. Hallville was to play there! the latter date but as no word been' received from them the Rivals took _on the Eagles. Wednesday night the Rivals were to meet the Hanover team at Hanover but the game was air. The Rivals will play the Ellsworth team of New Haven at the local grounds July 27, and if the fans out and support them they will fi,’?r‘ney to New Haven n&r the %3;“ e on Labor day. .Manager n of this locality some real baseball and hopes to bring several more fast out of town teams here during-the season. DUNDEE AWARDED DECISION "7 OVER VALGAR IN:1Z ROUNDS ° Boston, July 16.—Johnny Dundee of New York was awdrded the decision over Bennie Valgar of New York in a 12-round bout here tonight. ! Night Hawks Want 'fiirp\-- Ashland Night Hawks would like to heaf from teams including-the Greene- ville Kickers. Plainfield Seconds. Glas- go’ or the Runaways for Sunday games. Any team accepting challenze please answer through Bulletin or ad- ‘dress Mgr. Walter - Strakna, Jewett City. s T e Danielson ‘Bowlers Win Series From Plainfield. The Danielson bowlers had the bet- ter of the three-game match with the Plainfield five in the contest rolled here Wednesday evening. The teams broke even in the first match and in the roll-off the local team won. The | winning of the second string cinched ¥Perry.p base until the ninth. Score: New York (A) St Louis (A) ab hpe a ab hpo 3 e Proaugh.s 4 172 1 10 Pipp.1b o 270 1 300 | Lews, it o 500 e on y 3 200 I Pedie.ct 200 Hdckat ., o t10 10w T I on the game was a pitchers’ e twecn fimn and i':rrr, who relieved Jebuson. Score: 2 H 1 1 hes i s Thomas. ™ = e Gopp. 1t - e = e xBurrus xxKinriey zDowd Totals 4 (x) Batted for Johnson (x) Batted for MeAvoy (xxx) Ran for Kinmey in 9th. () Two out when winning run scored . Score by innings: Philadelphia 2000610010000 04 50099351079 8000 1% Two base hits. Walker, Shorten, Burns, Cobb, Witt and Veach. Time base hit. Thomas. 'SHAWKEY HIT HARD BY BROWNS; YANKS LOSE 5 TO 0 St. Louis, July 16.—Shocker was in- vincible while St. Louis hit the offer- ings of Shawkey hard and timely and shut out New York, 5 to 0. The Yan- kees got only one man beyond first S Esauaaa conrorar~ Detroit— Tannab & SENATORS WALLOP LEAGUE LEADERS; SCORE 11 TO 1 Chicago, July 16.—Erickson held Chicago to four scattered hits today, while Washington batted Lowdermilk and Danforth freely and won, 11 to 1. Score: Coutua of Plainfield car- < the honors of the evening. e S ame iaia getting 120 for high single and a to- |Judge o Ofueborarr "z 06 o tal of 304 for high three. The scores | Foster:d 1 vlCollins.2b 4 1 f 8 S ot Sienoses.rt o ofweaverss 41110 anielson. § . | Gnarsits o ‘ H Rounds . 101 . 81 S0— 272 = H irizs Burdick 91 « 81 99— 271 ?ha l;;‘\ 0 : l_: : : ,21 : Wilbur . 102 92 Totals 40 15 Danforthp 1 0 0 1 0 = otats 3 494 439 4511384| () puea’for Towdermilk g Sih. Plainfield. : Neore: by funings 120 5 91 .. 8z s0s] Remesen Lees 83 81— v T v 101— o 108 108— A Royle, S. R. 106 91— BASEBALL e — —— YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. 494 423 4741391 Nationa! League. MYERS WINS FIRST VICTORY FOR INDIANS; BEATS RED SOX- Cleveland, O. July 16.—Pitcher My- ers won his first victory for Cleveland today when Boston was defeated, 3 to 1. He would have scored a shutout but for a lucky hit by Schang in the cighth, the ball bounding over John- ston’s head. Score (o) Cieveland (A) i o N s e ] 1% .8 % R La3t leed § 0 gis i 1 Eae e T . - N K s R 8T e ] i (x) Baltted hean fu uth, (xx)_Batted for Pennock iu () Ban for Roth in Sth. Score Ly Innings Boston L8000 0000 01 Cleseland . 200000111 Two base hit, ‘Chapman. ATHLETICS AND TIGERS PLAY 14-INNING GAME; TIGERS WIN Detroit, Mich., July 16.—Philadelphia forced Detroit to go 14 innins today tc gain a 5 to 4 victory. Pinch hitters started a rally for the visitors in the! STOCKS WERE IRREGULAR. New York, July 16.—Stocks were hesitant and irregular during the early and intermediate stages of today’s ses- sion, but strengthened all around ‘in the furiously active final hour,.when more than half a million shares changed hands. Early uncertainty was traceable in part to apprehension regarding the money market In its bearing upan the more speculative issues, but this prov- ed unfounded, rates for the two classes of collateral varying only a point until towards the close, when loans on mixed collateral were made six per cent. while eight was de- manded for all industrials. Another development which propt- ed caution in conservative quarters, but seemed to make no impression among speculative interests, was the absolute demoralization of the foreign exchange market. Remittances. to London and Paris fell to the lowest quotations in the his- tory of the local market, Italian ex- change approximated its low point of the war period and extreme unsettle- ment was reflected in the rates to neu- tral countries. One of the most encouraging fea- tures of the stock market was the strength shown by ralls, ' secondary as well as investment transportations making the best showing in many weeks. Features of that division in- cluded St. Paul common and preferred at net gains of 6 and 4 3-4 points, re- spectively, New Haven 4 7-8 and some of the trans-continentals’ minor lines one to three points. Ofls, tobaccos, American Woolen, En- dicott Johnson, and surdry equip- ments and specialties gained one to five points, but Crucible Steel _and Baldwin. recent leaders of the rise, were -moderately reactionary. Ship- pings were among the active _and stronger stocks at the close. Sales amounted to 1,850,000 shares . Liberty bonds were firm and others. easier on lighter dealings. Total sales par value, were $11,400,000. g]d U. S. bonds were unchanged on call. STOCKS. Sates 12200 Allls Chalmer 800 Am Agri Ch 1460 Atchisn pr Alice Building, N rwich Flvnl\- muvl-t R 14 no acvertising medium ia “Bul- T ‘Conmecticnt equal ‘to “Th for business resuiiser . G e e g g, 6700 Balt & Okl .. 1200 Balt & Ohio pr 52100 Beth Steel B 100 Beth Steel 7 pr 1000 Beth Steel § pr 23200 Brooktm R T FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL e 7400 Brooklyn R T ets 500 Butte Cop & 2 5500 Butte & Sup 4400 Can Pacific 51200 Cent 200 Chand Motor 5600 Ches' & Onio .. 4400 Chic & Nwest S0 C R I & P G0 C RI&TPopé 21800 Chile op .. 100 Chino Cen C 6300 Col Fu & I 4100 Col Gas Elec 11800 Consol Gas 24700 rucible _Steel 508 Del & Hudson 0 Eric 1%t pr 400 Erie 2a pr 1600 Fisher Body 21800 Gen Glgar 3000 Gen Motor 200 Gen Motor pr 200 Gen Motor 6 pet 1800 Gt North pr .. $300 Gt N O Subs 300 Tlincls Cent 25000 Tns Copper Inters Con Interb Con pr Int Har Cor Int Har € pr Int Mer Mar Tnt Mor Mac T Piper - Kennecott . Lehigu Vatiey Max Motor Max M 1 pr Union Pac pr U Cigar Stores U S Rubber .. . U S Rubber 3 or . U S Stel 2 U S Steel pr . West Tn Tel Werth Pump COTTON. New York, July 16. — Spot cotton quiet; middling 35.25 CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET. conrx: Open. . Low Closs. July ... ....19¢ 1023 104 T193% 1935 1est 163 161% "~ 166% 9% 807 8% sl b 1 0% wh MARKET. Low. AN games rain. A never stood among the top notch bat- S Dr e hE hebe) ters. But Hy stared hitting early in New York 0. St Louls 5. the season and has bean at it ever Bowwon 1. Cleveiand 5 since. Yesterday hé grabbed three Washington 11, Chicago 1 more bingles for himself. 1 League. Lee King, the Giant's substitute Taltiore 5, Bing 10. (Piret game.) outfielder, jsn't going much better Baltimore ‘2, Birghamton 6. _(Second game.) than Al Wickland, the Yankee reserve Teading 2. Rothester 5. (First zame.) e, X - Reading 0 Rochester 1. (Seeond game.) outfielder, though King is not getting Newark 1. Buffalo 8. (Second game.) into the game as often. Lee has made Jemes ity 5 Toronta 6" (Firt” zame.) two hits and Al only one. Not much ney. Lk Sewny. et Tened of a second string outfield! v, Fons. In former vears when the two Sox Smmeld 3 Piteld o es would meet the result would be a b S R tight pitcher’s battle, won by _such o Ly scores as 1 to 0 and 2 to 1. Not so T e el R N this year. In their last two games the St Paul 4 Louiswiile 0. (Second game.) two Soxes have made thirty-nine runs Milwaukee 1, Colimbus 13. and fifty-five hits between them. mxlu.;:xsm 7. Indiaapolis §. (11 innings. sec- | That's inflating the batting averages inneapalis 1, Tndiana 6. (Second game.) Socause . Frsuoh . cRickey-. ‘doesry Kansas City 4. Toledo 5. (18 innings.) manage his team on Sundays, he et often has been referred to as the Sun- GAMES TODAY. day school manager. However, Petey Nat Harrison and Barry McCormick, who Pittsburgh | =t Boston. umpired on the Polo grounds last Cincionats st Brokim. Wednesday, are willing to take ti~ Chleaze N ouls ot Philaccpia, | Stand and 'testify that the Cardina SR oy “|do not deport themselves like good: o e R sunday school children. Branch should | N Eilicelhia oo Detroit read them the Golden Rule, There Wew York at St. Louis never is any telling when a St. Lou's | Boston at Cleveland. player m: become an umpire. There Eastern League Pittsfield =D'1"l‘fl:"| i = artfora =t Warcester. < Providence at New Haven. TO PLACE NC-4 IN Waterbury = Bridgeport. SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION | Eog New York, July 16.—The navy's fa-| LEAGUE STANDINGS. mous trans-Atlantic s ., the| National Leazue. INC-, _wili remain on exhibition in| Lost. Central" Park here for an additional week. ‘until July 28, before it is taken! to Washington to be placed perma- ‘299 i plane, which Lieutenant Commander ki - Albert ¢. Read piloted on the first e B 20 A4 Kb geaia A o sy B g el R ~ DEMAND BIG INCREASE | mind to is to keep it open.—Kar boat over the iniand canal route,| Southington. Conn. July 16.—More passing New Brunswick and Prince- | than 3500 emploves of the Peck, i ton to Bordentown, N. J., whence jt; & Wilcox company, hardware + Touts will journey through Delaware River!: “' weETrEdaIThel s Falters Wasigon fowns to Philadelphia. Then it will, 20N following demands made several oston ... be taken to Delaware City analdays ago for 25.per ceut. incre: Philadelphia 5 o oang an eight hour day and time Easern Leaso Providence Worcester Bridgeport Pittateid Waterbury Springfie'd Hartford New Haven .. SPCRTING NOTES. last Saturday morrning before they For some time the Cub offensive had had an opportunity to present was Fred Mitchell's greatest source | wage demands, declared tonight that But now his sreat pitching staff is also beginning to falter. Both Alexander and Tyler have had —bad | arms. The southpaw is not with the| Cubs on their eastern trip. He was| left behind in Chicago. There recent- ly was talk of Tyler coming to the Giants in a deal for Robertson if Dave could be mduced to go to Chicago, but of what use would, a sore arm pitcher be to the Giantd? A few months ago Jake Daubert, | Cincinnati first baseman, was threat- | ening to quit if his batting aerage did not show a decided improement. Jake was then hitting under 200 and was finding it well night impossible to get started. But thoughts of quitting now are far from Jake's mind. He has boomed his average 290 and is going better all the time. Hy Myers, the Brooklyn outfielder. continues to prove that he is the most improved batsman in the National| , league this season. Like Peck, the of worry of tire if you want is—mest guarenieed vested. You get that in skid tread. Yankee been a good batter in the pinches, but is Bill Dineen for ins nently in the Smithsonian Institution, it- was announced tonight. On its way to Washington, the big through the Delaws Canal, ¥ the Potomac River to the capital. GENERAL STRIKE’OF. | Bridgeport, leaders ers employed by the Warner I Corset Company, a general strike of corset workers will be called ‘throughcut result of employes adjust nouncement following IPRINGE ALBERrj boys =4 let it ! CRIMP CUT LORG BURWING PIPE AN CICARETTE TOBACCO. captain, Hy heretofore has ance. and_Chesapeake | nd up| down Chesapeal STATE CORSET WORKERS| Conn,, July 1 representing the .co t work- who were locked out the state as the a failure on the part of the nd -the- Warner interests to differences today. An- to this effect was i~sued a five hours conference be- their 6 BELL-ANS Hot water SureRel z 9 Q n (1) d ) v but after - ‘miles per dollar in- S, with C. V. PENDLETON, 45 BROADWAY other make what - you s, | 300 worker< Seatle, ashn., July 16.—~Federal investigation of cfrcumstances at- | tending the death of Frederick A. | | Dowsey, ‘rpecial agent of the United hipping board. ended when' a ~jury~ found vesterds: that died of natural causes, Ma- copyrignt s by 3, Reynolds 7 Tobaces Con "“’ iy practical pound ci #lass hamidor with onge moistener top that E keeps the tobacco in such perfect condition. i \UT a pipe in your face that’s filled cheerily brimful of Prince Albert, if you're on the trail of smoke peace! For, P. A. will sing you a csong of tobacco joy‘that will make you wish your life job was to see how much of the national joy smoke you tould get away with every twenty-four hours! Youcan “carry on” with Prince Albert through thick and thin. You’ll be after laying down a,smoke barrage that’ll make the think of the old front linein France! A. never tires your tasteibecause it has the quality! And, slip into your think-tank'that P. A. is made by our exclu- sive patented process that cuts out bite and parch—assurance that you can hit smoke-record-high-spots scven days out of cvery week without any comeback but real smoke joy | R. J. Reyn olds Tobacco Company, Winston-Salem, N. C. tween the labor representatives and|[jor M. G. Game, who has charge ef De Ver H. Warner, head of the War- |the inquir; . said tonight. ner Brothers Company. Sl G Mr., Warner, according to Ira N Ornburn, secretary of the staie fed- Fossil Fish Scales eration of labor, who is here' in the| A fossil may be of interest to many interests of the workers, refused to| classes of people and for many dif- concede the 44 hour week and the de- | ferent reasons. To the casual ot mand fon a strictly union shop. On| searver it my be only a curio witho the closed shop issue, Mr. -Ornburn | special meaning but the biologist ma stated, Warner refused to be brought | recognize it as representing the ance into a discussion. tor of some living form or one memt Demands will be presented to offi- |'of a race that has left no descendant cials of the Batchellor, Crown and |:and the geologist may find it useful be La Resista corset companies here to- [tcause it occurs only or chiefly in pa morrow. The demands will be iden- [iticular bed of rock becau it help 1l with those submitted o the[ito fix the date of some c ey Varner Brothers, including a fifty per A complete uaimal or plant is seldom cent. increase in wages and a 44-hour|ipreserved as a fossil The v week. igist may have to interpret a single leat The statewide strike, according to[s tooth, or an isolated hone Ornburn, will be called before the end [idescribe a _hitherto ec 1 of the week. {species-of tree or a mammal or rep ani from a small part of the-or A fish scale seems an insignifica thing, yet even a fish scale, when at tentively studied, is found to have dis- ADDITIONAL LIGHT ON U. 8. AGENT'S DEATH Tacoma, Washn, July 16.—Addi- tiyely & tional light was thrown today on the Hngiive o acteristics(by which fam mystery surrounding the death of I |llieS and genera or perhaps’ species A. Dowsey, the government agent ’"";‘, ,"'h‘, recognized. . Fish ' scales no found dead in Seattle, May 2nd, with |{N1Y differ In outline, but some of the [ Statements from. Geofge p. Weight|have minute features of _sculpture and ‘Horace: V..”X. ' Wright 'of the| v nich afe‘as distinctive as the hum bl E el e finger prints its patterns often suggest The Wrights in an authorized inter1 | ¥ish sciles are common fosil in mar view said they were in conference plages | where ‘complete fishes dre not with Mr. Dowsey. who was Investi.|found. cspecially in rocks of the Me- gating alleged shipbuilding frauds in | S0Zi¢ and the = followking 1 Tacoma two days before he was found | Middle and later ages of geo dead. After hearing what they had to time. 5 In certain Cretaceous forma- oy and going over the tvidense in rec | tions fish scales are so abundant tha gard to alleged frauds in northwest |2 SPecimen of the rock seldom fails to onipyards. Mr. Dow-ey is declared to|Show some. of therh, though the for o mation may contain her “I have now enough evidence to foslls except isolated he send at least four men from this part = of the country to the peniten HARDWARE EMPLOYES y. Use for Minds. Ashland The has found Bugle overtime. Between 200 who ~-o said tp be mem= bers of unions did not Jjoln in . Waikou 5 « s 18sued by the company. f for a Firearms @Ammunition Shooli{ggr&'gh_ DOWSEY’'S DEATH WAS DUE TO NATURAL CAUSES The Steamer Nelseeo IJ Will Make Sunday Excursion to Ocean Beach every Sun- day during the season, leaving the Railroad dock at foot of Market Street, at 10:30 A. M. and arriving at the Beach at 12 o’clock. Returning leave Beach at 5 o’clock and reach Norwich at 6:30. This is a brand new boat with Dzise! Engine and ample accommodations for 600 passengess. FARE 40c EACH WAY. y ; i o