Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, August 13, 1919, Page 3

Philadelphia, Aug. 13.—Grace Di- rect, the speedy daughter of Walter Direct, won a hollow victory in .the $5,000 stake for 2.06 pacers, the fea- ture of the opening day of the third | annual Grand Circuit meeting at the Imont Driving club's track at Nar- | th today. The race had only three starters and wag decided in straight heats. Grace Loéct won as she pleased, neither Frank Dewey nor Ed- ward P. being able to push' the Ten- nessee mare at any_stage of the jour- ner when Driver Sturgeon let ®o ef ber head. The races were decided on the three heat plan, every heat a race and the money was well split up. The 2.13 pace went four heats and furnished the best contest of the day. Ed Geers' Homefast, driven by Ben Walker, won the opening heat. Prince Pepper the second and Harper . the third. The three heat winners met in the fourth heat, which Harper won pasily in 2.13 1-2. - : The 2.08 trot for the A. B. Mathews cup and a purse of 31,000 furnished good racing. Oscar Watts took the first heat from Hollyrood Kate, which got off to a bad start, but Dodge’ mare easily cutclassed the field and captured the next two.in clese heats. The othier events were for Philadel- es only. : ,hfieho-r:n,per Wwas fair and the track in good shape but not fast. Romey Biggs of Baltimore was the started. ummaries B..us trot, three heats, purse $1,000, A. B. Mathews cup: Hollyrood Kate. r m, by Jos Dodge-Kate Bonner, Dodge Oscar Wattssb & by General Watts-Silva T. Hyde Don De Lopez, blk g Geer Emma Magowan. br m. Bru- Peter Chenault, br s, Murphy Jess Y. also started. : Time, 2.07 1-4, 2.07 1 2.07 1-4. 20 trot. Directors Stake, three heats, purse $1,000, Philadelphia rec- ord cup: The Jolly Landlord. b g b: Del Coronado, White Margaret Prima, ch m, Peter the Great, Turner Edna Owyho, o m, Hagy . Eleariore Axworthy, ch Brumfield rae 3o Gay Moko, br McDowell D. O. C. also started. Time 211 1-4, 206 pace, Hotel Adolphi three heats. purse $3,000: Grace Direct, b m, by Wal ter Direct-Misty Gentry Sturgeon RN TR Frank Dewey, b s. Cox Edward P. b s, Leese 230 1-2 three hea by M. P T o we e TS o s - by e PRI ~en o o 2 aem 06 1-4. purse $1, wan- 00: FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL MARKET DULL, IRREGULAR. | New York, Aug. 12.—Dullness and Irregular price changes were the con- spicuous features of today’'s ~ stock market The volume of business dwindled almost to the smallest total of any full sessidon in many weeks, sales amounting to only 775,000 shares. Unlike the previons day, the opén- dently as a direct ~onsequence of pressure from the short interest. which ceitered mainly in steels and the shares af related groupg. Thereafter the list rallied and re- acted alternately, equipments. oils and some of the food issues, as well as var- ious ‘unimportant #pecjalties / helping to stabilize the market. Rails, tobac- res and sund unclassified stock moved contrarily, but the tone at the tlose was firm io strong, Baldwin Lo- comotive leading at a gain of almost i points. There were no essential ‘charge in ‘undamental conditions touching .upon the stock market, call money remain- nz comparatively easv, despite mis- ziving created by the heavy withdraw- 2i of federal deposits, The industrial situation was more favorable to the extent that the rail-- *oad shopmen’s strike manifested signs of carly settlement in the east and prospects of a local® traction walkout were regarded as more remote. Additional eapital underwritings were reported. including the formation | of a_syndicate for the sale of the new U. S. Rubber common _stock. Rumors dealing with new foreign oans. with intimations of a French municipal offering, were said to be premature. Incidentally, exchange on Paris was slightly firmer, rates to oth- ar_important centers also improving. Bon were more steady than the stock list. althouzh Liberty issues rielded slightly and internationals were rregular. Total sales, par value, were $11,275.000. Old U. S. bonds were un- shanged on call ing was heavy 8TOCKS. The following !s 2 summary the transsctiens # the New York Steck Exchange to 3 P. M. ich. Allls Chalmer PP TR 7% | 120 101% ey less also started. ‘l'l-.n:..o.l. 1-4, 2.09 8-4,°2.08 1-4, 213 To beat 2.23 1-4 pacing: Marjorie. br £, by Manrico-Mar- Serrill, won. Time 222 1-2. To beat 2.30 1-4 trotting: Jack ‘Dillon, b g by Dillon Axwor- thy-Bewitching Time 2.28. MOOSUP LOSES 17-INNING 3 GAME TO BALLOUVILLE Ballouville defeated Moosup in a fast 17-inning game on Ballouville A. C. grounds last Saturday by the score of § to 7. The Moosup team are all home players and are showing the lo- cal teams in eastern Connecticut some very fast ball. The lineup is as fol- lows: . Frechette, Maguire _catchers. Tatro, Davingneau pitch, Rabideau 1b, Bellavance 2b, Murphy s: 3 Barnie_1f, -Laporte Chepate rf. With Bernarde an all round _plaver and pitcher as a reserve, Moosup | would like to hear from the Norwich | Colonials. Connecticut Mills of Daniel- son, Manbassetts of Putnam and Plainfieid or any other fast team around. Address all challenges to A. Robideau, manager Moosup All Stars, Moosup, Conn. INDIANS MAKE IT THREE OUT OF FOUR FROM YANKEES New York, Aug. 12.—Cleveland_won three out of four from New York, taking the last game of the series Dy a score of 2 to 1. Score: ) New York (&) n Po 2 e 57 272 10 o2 1400 18 2010 FiRe IRER] ) 0300 ¢ 3 210 00 °1 0z 40 04 0300 01 1316 _____ RER] 5 et b i €1z o (x) Ran for Baker in otn Score by innives. Cleveiand ... 0 000020002 New York 60006001 01 Two base it Granes. HARD HITTING GIVES TIGERS THIRD STRAIGHT WIN Philadelphia, Aug. 12.—Timely hit- ting enabled Detroit to win the third 600 Atehisor 100 Atchison pr ' 900 Balt & Ohis 00 Beth. Steel 00 Beth Steel B 100 Beth Steel 5 pr 100 Brookiyn R T 3700 Butte Copper & §09 Butte & Sup 4700 Can Pacific 12700 Cent Leather 200 Cen Leatber pr 788 Ches & Ohio 1000 Cni ¥ & st P 300 C 3 & St Popr’. 200 Chic & N W 1800 Chile Cop . 24 81 Sazemg R safSguny & 3200 Tns_Copper 9880In Mar A 2300 Tot 32 M 2706 Tn:. Paper 2200 Kennecot: 300 Lehigh Valles 100 Man® Shizt Co 100 Mar Rock 200 Max otor Max 3 1 o Mex Petrol e 400 Miami Conper 3200 200 2100 Reading . Rep 1 & Stecl South Pacific Southern Ry Tean Copper Tobacco Pro Tinion Pacific Tnien Pacinc U Cls_Stores S Rubber T S Steel Wortk ~ Pump MONEY. New. York, Aug. 12.—CEIl money easy; high 6; low 6: ruling rate 6: | closing bid 6: offered at 6; last loan 6; bank acceptances 6, coTToN | New York. Aug. 12.—Spot cotton | quiet: middling 324! CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET. omx: Open. Sept. 9] Dec. May 0ATS Sent. Dec. May WH Lady, Serrill. won.| 1% $7.00 GRADE $6.50 GRADE $5.00 GRADE $4.00 GRADE Hats oo ..$4.95 A good chance to get one for next season’s wear. J. C. MACPHERSON QUALITY CORNER Opposite Chelsea Savings Bank. straight game frgm (x) Batted for Kinney in 9th. Seure by inniugs Detroit ... Philadelphia Two base hits, Alnsmith. Home ru Boston, Aug. 12.—St. (z) Batted for Musser in 4th. Score by innin St ' Louis Boston & Two base hits Three base it Brooklyn, N. Y. Aug. for New York today. Bob ers Shawkey. duel with Mitchell, 1. Score: New Usck (N) ab e ” Rurns Younz. Fletcher. Dosle. PRI § b o ES 1 | Horssrsams Blussmoraion Ew BASEBALL. Natienal Leagus. New York 2. Fame scheduled. American League. Cleveland 2. Brooklyn 1 Only one New Yorr 1 Boston 3. St Louls 10. Philadelphia &, Detroit 8. Only three games scheduled. Eastern Leagus. Bridgeport 8, New Hurem o Waterbury 7. Providence 2. EN a New England. investment security is purchased -from us, experience has demonstrated that Manifestly, our {nterests are iden- tical, sincewe first subject Our - current Balletin _describes selected number -of unusually ateractive New ob:ainable now at' pi 5% to and exhaustive investiga- tion before we purchase the issuc.m our offerings , which to yield 8% are Only two games scheduled. . international Loagws. Toront 8, Newark 5, (frst game) th Breekiyn an Gue ST. LOUIS HITS JONES HARD; BEATS RED SOX, SCORE 10 TO 3 Louis knock- ed Jones out of the box today in the ) 123 e Gia: A h PO 1 20 2l ansmess 4 4 3 1 3 L PN 1 o CESTERDAY'S RESULTS. Toronto 4, Newark 1, (second gamed. Rochester ', Jersey City 7. Binghamton Mitwaukee S, Milwaukee Kansas City St Paul s, Mioneapolis 5, Toledo & —— GAMES TODAY. Natiesa! Leasue Pittsbureh at Boston Cinginnaii at New York it Brookim St “Louts at Phiiedelhis American Laagus. No games scheduled. Eastern Loagwe, Providence at Springfiedd Hanford at New Haven e at Pittatield ‘Worcestas. LEAGUE STANDINGS. National Leagu Won. Providence Pitiseld Bridgeport Springtield s Philadelphia to- day, 9 to 6. Cobb's base running fea- tured. He scored from second in the third inning when Turner fumbled Heilman's grounder. Score: I ) | Philadeiphia (A) hoo s 3 hpo a e 075 2 1k e 004 5 3 s 50 5. 313 0% 310 12600 150 51000 3.1% §1:3 158 031 53,3 25 25150 Toxir 358 50 173 1ln L 00 28130 ————— 10000 Totals . 38 = - Totals 39 PTEe 1—8 Peridns. third inning and won. 10 to 3. Al- though Boston hit Shocker freely. he was effective with men on bases. The score: St Louis (A) Boston (A) - #b hopo.a-e| o ab hopo m e Adstin. 3 5 L A 2 0 201 1.0 415 2 210 433F 0510 4 3.250 2400 1 2350 0112 110 2700 022 1.3 27 27y 1420 100 00 01 v a0 00 20000 Giibooley, 2 1 0.0 0 0 Totals 361027 8 1 BARNES WINS 10TH STRAIGHT GAME FOR NEW YORK GIANTS ess Barnes won his tenth straight game equalling {season’s major league record heid by Barnes had a pitc! the nts beating Brooklyn by the score of 2 to The Garage Manager’s Advice |f “VVeH, I tell you, Mr. Smith, I don’t think it pays to fool with inferior mixtures. If I were you I'd use Polarine. 7There’s a good high quality oil that’ll keep vour car smooth-running and powerful. Regulated properly, it’s the right oil for - any car. . ““You see Polarine puts an oil film between your cylinder walls and your piston heads which keeps every bit of power right behind the pistons. | ““No, indeed—Polarine never breaks down when the motor gets hot. 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Lake of Hartford, Conn., was low card! in the qualifying championships at Golf Clubs here today. be played in the two sixteens that finished to- first round will AND WIN FOR SENATORS Toledo, Ohio, Aug. 12.—The Rail Lights. a local semi-professional base- ball club, pounded Fuller for six runs, one of which was a four base hit, in the second inning and the Washing- ton American League club was de- tin or call 1211-3. Diffley, round of the men’'s the Shenecossett with 81 The tomorrow, BRAVES BEAT CHICAGO 3b, Clabby If, Gernhaldt cf, Stanley rf, and Walters. Answer through Bulle- Kinney avenue, IN EXHIBITION GAME Attorney-at-Law 40 SHETUCKET STREET et D s LRI R (8 LEGAL NOTICES Sou 2 missioners for New london Conmis op, hereby apply for & transfer of 1ieinsot” Patrick Shea to W. B & J. 11 Wi to sell and exchange spiriit a1 day. The final will be played on Sat-|feated in an exhibition game here to-| Syracuse, N. Y. Aug. 12.—The Bos- | toxicating liquors. ale’ Ixper” 3 oy a7 s ton” Nationals defeated the Chicago|Rhine wine and cider In the: builsly o R A b i Nationals 4 to 3, in an exhibition game |2t 8 Franklin street, Town of \op: NEW RECORD FOR TRAP Cars Wiiead here today. "™ wich, except in the rooms and apsd SHOOTING HUNG UP oot S ; ments in said building, an it B 4 4 The Junior Colonials have “been| (Additional Sports On Page Eight.) |Parts of which are cut off or g [ Chicago, Aug. 12.—New récords for|strengthened by Allyn and Shuler and ¢d in such manner as to form hooti the American amatuer trap shooting|would like Lo arrange games with any side rooms, or retiring rooms. championship and the professional|teams around this city averaging 15| New York theatrical producers re.|Place of business is not located w championship of the Grand American for 16 years of age. We play Sunday [port a shortage of chorus girls, not. | Lo hundred feet in a direct iine Tandicap teurnament were established | games at Allens field, Thamesville. We | withtsanding ~the fact that their | ehial cchonl, Cor the hroiblic or parg late today when (he winners in the|would like to hear from Taftville Red |wages have doubled in the last few |ing thersto, or any pocroinoe’ ‘bl respective events, Frank H. Troeh,|Sox, Baltic B. L., especially Preston; |vears. library, or cemetery. Dated at Nog wich, this 12th day of August 191 W. E. & J. H. Wilson, Appl We, the undersigned, are ale r taxpayers. owning real st Town of Norwlch and hers endorse the foregoing appiicar) WoE & T H. Wilkon for & itanse hereby certify that said ts suitable persons to be ant to sald Applicatl v 3 A wich, this 12th day of ) little knowledge is a danger- [ ioemae F deadon G g Casper K. Bailey, Lyman hapmaf - Charies X. Gager Iv. 1 hefebs 4 8 that the above mamed signers And ous thing”—and the con- doTsers”are” eiectors . nmd taxpures pwning real ‘eftate, the “Town AT £ dl Norwich. Dated at Norwien, tnin 128 day of August, A. 1. 1919, “ha = firmed tire “shopper” can hardly gaviof Avgust A D 1sis Cras MARGUERY H'GRATH v hope to have more than a very T Sy, Oroer 08 Notice State of Connecticut, County of New = London, Aug. 12 919 h l k 1 f mak Upon the complaint of the sald Mar. ttle knowledge of any e 2Bt anniain: ot haiaalt Mas sons therein set forth, a divorce, re turnable on the first Tuesday of Sep rof tires—or any real under- standing of true tire economy. The car owner who rides on Firestone Gray Sidewall Tires stops “shopping.” He knows that at least one make of tire de- livers more miles of service. He knows that the name Firestone uniformly spells economy to bim. IRES tember, 1919, before the Supert in_and’ for said County It appearing to and being surt the subscribing authority that ti defendant, Thomas MecGrath, is abser from this State—gone to parts un known; It is therefore ordered, that notice of the pendency of sald complaint be given said defendant by p this order in The Norwich Bu 5 newspaper printed in Norwich, Co once a week for two weeks succcss Iy, commencing on or before the day of August, 1319. HIEBERD R. NORMAN Assistant Clerk of the Superior ¢ f New London County. NOTICE TO CREDITO AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD t Norwich, within and for the Dist ¢ Norwich, on the 12th day €f Augu y b JING, Judk Estate of ¥. Brush, late of Franklin, in said District, decea Ordered, That the Administrat ta the creditors of said deceased . in thei- claims againsi said within six months from this d E POSting a notice to thit coffect, torethoe with a copy of this order, on the signs post nearest to the place where sail deceased last dwelt. and the samg Town. and by publishing the same once in a newspaper having a circulation in said District, and make return to thid Court. NELSON J. AYLING, ge. The above and foregoing is a trud eapy of record H Attest; HELEN M. DRESCHER, NOTICE,—Ali creditors of sa)d de: eeased are hereby notified to present their claims against » undersigned at Yant the time limited in th Zoing order. LOUTS SMITH AT A COURT OF PROBAVE ¥ at ‘Montville, within and for the trict of Montville, on the 11th d August, A. D. 1919 Present—DAN D. HOME. J Estate of Harrictt M. Palm Montville, in said District, dececa Mary L. Palmer of Montvil : peared in Court and filec praying. for the reasons forth, that an instrument to be the last iwill and | 8aid deceased be admit Whereupon, It Is ( petition be hcard the Probate Court in said District on purport August, A. D 1919, at 10 H forenoon. and that notice of dency of said petition. and ¢ hearing thereon lication of this ord Norwich Bulletin, a circulation in said District. at (ea three days prior to the dgfe of sa hearing, and that return be made this Court be given b, - one tim newspaner hay DAN and D. HOME Judge forego! 2 The above is copy of record Altest: auglsd SUSAN F, HOMR Cler: