Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, August 20, 1919, Page 3

red netit of expert e: anelatits as Wol e yi as well as s M’ufi:flflm along the “A. E. F. adopted for the in- _be made by the committee to induce. Central and i.mumu-.omy“ v“dmau hicn S e vt | a real effort has been made to win athletic homors in.Buropean: contests. JZ8th Bole, and_be: | MOHEGAN. REDS HAND i came two down Dlay. V'S e squared the match at the 32nd and mw:' SO cAu:: aatonl at the 35th green by two and ohegan’ Reds. mmef "5, Sy by e scars oD Tore.” 'The Bvans, the present champion, had day, by the score of 9 to: 6. n easy time winning his way inte | feature of the game was g'gg;nwl‘ e steond round by defeating Dwight | f Bill Dynon who held the Colts to ® Artmstrong of the home club, 7| hits and fanned 12 men. Skippinger's nd 6. a playing and Jim Mulcahey's hitting H —_— also featured. The Reds ,plhyF ';hc 1920 OLYMPIC GAMES TO Trimmers this Sunday at the 'air- srounds for a large side bet. The Reds | BE HELD AT ANTWERP | 55413 also like to hear from Norwich . New York, Aus. 13—Elwood .| for a same a week from this Sunday. i‘a-wn. who_was in_charge of all of | Answer through the Bulletin.- Young Men's Christian Associa- athietic activities during the war | o« ¢ and_who later was a director of the| SAST ENDS CHALLENGE inter-allied games, which were decid- THE BALTIC RIVALS Fed in the Pershing stadium at Joinville, | The fast Bast Ends of Norwich chal- France, has been called to Antwerp |lenge the Baltic Rivals for a game of {By the Belgian Olympic games com- | baseball Sunday August 24, 1919. For | mittee. A arrangements call 1247-5 between' six The next Olympic is to be held in|and seven o'clock Wednesday evening. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL —_——— . # Washington Pritadeipnta MARKET IMPROVED. 16008 Cent Leather .. % i\ New York, Aug. 19.—The stock mar-| s cha & b ~ T : Goodyear Cushion Tires Increase , - Truck Efficiency 50% Worcester . shEEE? Uitegnen? Yysnel ket gave a better account of itself Providence today, prices recovering materially in piiadd & number of leading shares on the Springfield 5 | better feeling engendered by the set- New Havem 5T A . 4 e any s mor withowe ™13 | Ty croats” % i o “1 consider that our oné ton delivery truck is fifty per'cent more efficient since having equipped the front wheels 200 Crucibie Steel “pr { auieting influences, however. a new| 3op b o Rudma. CINCINNATI REDS TAKE with Goodyear Cushion Truck Tires. | phase developing in the Mexi it- | 690 Dome Mines % ey b 2 ¢ 2 : *::‘,“’:;j’:’;‘;}d,‘::“’:’,:‘l"; e"""?"o‘:s“:}“" 080 Bro ik pe N e e “Because of the cushioning qualities of these tires the daily radius of the truck has been increased; there has {the sterling. francs and lires at lowest | 300 fo e 2. i3 1952 1580 | shut out Brooklyn in the first game been no necessity for truck or engine repairs; the driver is more satisfied and contented, and furthermore we,cannot o A i 18 e tear s 5t 3 e e e e see that these tires show any signs of wear after having given over five thousand miles. o Oil shares Ay a - | 316 G¢ ¥ O B ] oW, - o allv. wel isfie S R po arsee Mgnbee an . re- | G b o O ity ; 5 GRS ‘spefié'r',‘ E{f?m;;fi;&f T We are not only extremely well pleased with the results from these tires, but we are equally well s:msfu_d navy department contemplates dras- dne Copper . 8% | only five scattered hits in the secend with the service rendered by the Goodyear Truck Tire Service Station. It was at their recommendation that this Pacifie Refiners o sell their product| 'm m.o8 & 5;;:'351 bic ant e type of equipment was applied, and the application was made on a Sunday, which saved us the necessity of laying S on terms jmposed by the government.| 574 Int Mer Mar hy's single. Sherwood Magee made up the truck on a working da And, furthermore, they are making frequent inspections of these tires to assure Altogether, the improvement shown Int Snear g four hits in four times at bat in the P - Y- ,, the stock iist was fairly convine- : our receiving the maximum mileage. . CENTRAL COAL COMPANY New London, Conr. Signed C. R. STOLL ng. the market offering further proof of its stronger technical position, de- spite several reversals in which a few ant issues fell under yester- final quotations. ing; was'in smaller volume than vesterdas the movement, which was a its in the last hour-on: the equipments - and ‘Steels, a relatively grater vari- |- ' sonrsenrn We‘present the truck tire experience of the Central Coal There is a certain type of truck tire—either Goodyear Company as a concrete example to truck owners in this lo- Solid, Cushion or Pneumatic Cord—that will;serve you most cality of what they may expect from the , combination of efficiently. ) Goodyear Tires, plus our Goadyear Service. And, by careful mnlysi.n of your special trucking condi- The Cushion Tires on the one-ton truck of the Central tions, we will help you decide this important point. : Coal Company were applied upon gur recommendation, after Then we will apply your type of tire quickly and satis- - A 533 factorily at your convenience. m htl:l cl;:‘ade a careful analysis o.f the operntlrfg conditions of And after the application we will inspect the tires frequent- ortation division was the exception to- the higher trend, thaf group failing to make more | 100 1 § & St “slight response to advices from | iden e icne Serthwest telling of beneficia; Tain |, 70 Southem Ry £\ hgpicultural centers.. Sales| 200 Jouth Ry amounted £01,025.000 shares, Céntrary b ihe custom: of ‘recent months. call. mone: onened at easier But hardened. fractionally later. Thels were more time funds offered. 5 ly and carefully to insure your receiving maximum mileage. SIS lighpdemadd, oix $ercegipnl 335 And the results plainly indicate that you may well expect Decide now to profit as the Central Coal Company have, soDaphe w;;ne]c‘:}\w;wv'?‘x:‘»”lv:;r: o e s to secure money saving from the use of Goodyear Tires plus by Goodyear Truck Tires and our Goodyear Truck Tire Ser- ign sroup holding steady. Total sales, #EOTTON. - b our Goodyear Service. : vic GOODYEAR TRUCK TIRE SERVICE STATIONS ue, aggregated $12,2000,000. Old| New York. Aug. 19.—Spot cotton bonds unchanged on ‘call. steady:: middling.3140. 3 ?TOC KS. 5 wybu'zv.; 2% s o zie1 e O e Gy e Ol o Wientan e Grm * ¢ THE A. C. SWAN COMPANY THE A. C. SWAN COMPANY Tuling. xate I qlosing ‘b3 1 ,orfergd,i 3 loan: 4°1-2; fhank' acceptances PIRATES MAKE IT THREE OUT 2 CIiff Street, Norwich, Conn., Phone 230 126 Main Street, New London, Conn. Phone 574 5 - OF '"FOUR FROM ‘PHILLIES SIS T Philadelphia, A¥s 19—Pittsburgh NEW YORK BOND MARKET. made it three out of four from Phil- 3 adelphia today by bitting Meadows |{ll: i Liperts ,:“"5 L ;,oup(, unely in the closing innings. Tabey i } The Score was '5 to 4. The locals Liberty 1st %3 | Tiberty s | Liberty 3d 4%s Tiberty 34 4%s ... s { knocked Adams out of the box in the |second inning but Carlson checked hem. Carey’s single a sacrifice and Barbare's double won the game in the eigth. Pitcher Larry Chey recently pur- r-hgse(\ from Boston, reported today. core s per CHICAGD GRAIN MARKET. | z Pittsburan e e i cme i 4L s iy 2%, | pigbeett %3 077 § funcro '3 275 3 3 e |Catmer 301 0 olBMummci 45518 | SUSe 3 1 3 1 ofwiniameer 4 6 5.4 8 leats 4 310 3 Ol 42 308 o R I N 008 Gt Fars 3 | i SfPouetiage 3§ % 5 4 T 19 = 31313 Schmide 215 1 Shesteeny 3 0 33 % Chems 1 e A 1 = - = — - Carison.p o 3 6| Totals 32 82712 2 . = 2 Totals ol any team accepts this challenge please sz-gr:' Z : : : INDIANS MAKE IT TWO OUT whom Noonan received. the million, i a a o . call phome 1130, or answer through |, B Twis e OF THREE FROM YANKEES| but he'believes it was from a relative| sult o aive 2 1 0 0 @3 08 1 0-5 the Bulletin as soon as possible. —_—— Clavels e » in_the Unittd ates. | near his ho t 0 4.0 0 0 0 o Totals 26 12017 leveland, O., Aug. 19—New York Noonan with Andy Coakl was at| ents intended Whited, (X One out when winming run scorsd. was unable to do anything with Cov-| = ;. deeisy it | this fall and : e time a major star in the nati derus’ and " Moseth, BRAVES AND CARDINALS ) B o B B S cleskie after the first inning, when it | one, ¢ SaHEai nationn) | tings this {all ang TR SPLIT DOUBLE BILL |« 527 el SR made two of its three hits and Ceve- | Z4m¢ L Sorra o : t N FIRST GAME OF I R R land made it two out of three by win- | 1of\c’ Work for the K. of C., in & few| The New Z SEASON F Boston, Aug 19—Boston and St.| Two bam il Mann. Three base hi, Me ning, 5 to 1. Score: o ] | 5 tha % ] ROM GIANTS = ® weeks ation is You cannot afford to buy conds oy Tork, Au i Chiies e e | ot T VSC cven (BEaY, the viterefed Bm -} i im0 s e AR 3 o AU Wwon its | winning the first game, 4 to 2 and los- 2 s A ekadey, oy i 5 ek fobEnt 6 3 e Ry Cekx Rals wenot:| ing the escond 2 16 1 in eleven Innings. | TIMELY HITTING GIVES Torsiora £ 0 3 3 ol i ‘?"(’::mkp:"' Senadian, Boxer piokay Eirdet s s . by of a double| Scores: TIGERS GAME WITH SENATORS 4 101 olspeakercr Dou] LT ACK, et b e when you can get 6000 mile guarantee: cader today, 4 to 3. New York took (First Game) e Lr Lo 4 | nadian! expeaitionary: forve and clatm- | He is still a - y -4 } ihe second ‘contest, o1 in ‘\":‘m, o Lowts W) DeDtroit, Mich., Aug. 19—Combining 1948 dgendn i o) ant of the heavyweight boxing cha B. i . 2 3 | Gornes won his twentieth game, being 1% 1 1 & timely hitting with bases on balls, De- 504 0 o = “Firsts” at these prices. [ the “irst National league: twitier o R H : i RERE : win a score of games. Scores: 833 o o o|troit defeated Washington today 7 to 30 21 ofCoretesiion 1 ro— « EREE -+ 5 5|2 end made it two out of three. Score: g i U, = PRICE INCLUDES WAR TAX. e LY i1 PR e ) e ) H T 2 . ; e i 11718 3332 £337 0 D fmanas s Y1730 2—20x3 Swinehart Plain Tread CL ........ ..$12.50 2.2 fi3e e | By it b s, 2—30x3 Swinehart Ribbed Tread CL ......... $14.00 it i1t g P55 55 Bt S8 H 2 4 iy Fa s g 2o e s 11—30x3’/; Empire Non Skid Tread CL ....... $15.50 HE 4121 e ) B R e 5 e : $e el Bimerp 110 1 ofbemss 30130 PR 5—31x4 Enpne Non Skid Tread CL .. ....... $22.75 Snro H Zecho S PETER NOONAN COMES IN 2—31x4 Swinehart Hexagon Tread CL ....... $25.00 BeanteL FOR $1.000,000 INHERITANGE - 5 Peter Noonan, former star catcher 1—32x3Y, Swinehart Ribbed Tread S. S. ..... $20.00 ey Tout, for the Philadctphia Atnlotizs and. 10 245 o . . the last year or mo-~> a Knights of J—32x3%/; Empire Non Skid Tread S. S. . () Bated for Dougtes 1n g N e a0 092 Columbus Stcretary, nas inneritsed a 1-"32x4 Diamond Squeegee Tread S. S. . - i " i L e i (P r et e e L . * 1 r 3011 . 1 '3 H 4 Goodyear Plain Tread S. S. . . 2 H iiies x4 Goo .. Toree e H 3330 ol WHITE SOX WIN UPHILL ¢ 23 S H A Frank Plynn, anotho: K. 3—32x4 Empire Non Skid Tread S. S. 3 Sileeitie GAME FROM ATHLETICS | re; i 3 - 3 4 H tary. § returned after e : isdee months “Overseas, starss ihat he saw 2—35x4"/; Swinehart Hexagon Tread S. S. .... $40.00 X $1 283 Shicso. Aus. 13- -Chicago after 105~ | Noonan n’Jrelarfd just atter Miwser . 8% o BT e e ity mnings. owertook Phil. | had notifia Peter of nis 5051 fartune. 2 L o ; g : : : : : 8| adelph and won 8 to 7 making Secrtary Flynn. could not tell from y uarantee 134 B | Clean: sweep of the series. 'Weave 1 : : ST = 4 113 *7 2310 0| batting was a feature. Score: BUY YOUR SILO FILLING OUTFITS NOW 1—34x4 Swinehart Hexagon Tread S. ¥1 e e P, - S N 2 X . ¢ IR . ES S . $40.00 Sl PO %07 e 3 3% 8 READY FOR WORK WHEN FALL COM m 5 read S. S. . . $59.00 o e T T S s R We sell PAPE. ENSILAGE CUTTERS and FOOS ENG -f 3 LY BROWNS SHUT OUT Bums®# 3 2 1 0 ofiCciinemp 2 18 2 0 sizes of rigs. The best cutting equipment made. . 2 RED SOX, SCORE 5 TO 0 A SRR A The PATEC is lurable and easy to operate and will elevate 2 0 &1 .St Louis, ug. 13— One hit was all SR TR LT ary height, at six hunired to eight hundred rovolutions pe s 3 ; P33 olcwmate 2830 y height, Boston eould get off Liefield today and Risberg.ss 2 1 5§ 1 i - swer than he lower-cutter, It th 2 B MMCgst off Hiarieldiioday; s 20l ofRkbemn 21331 itk ore-fifth less power than any other blower-cu PANTHERS ARE LOOKING | and‘moved into fourth blace. It was BREE e s hlowa 3 ;4 Piaas . e ‘s last appearanc w5 FODS GASOLIN NGINES are bect for all power FOR SUNDAY GAMES | Boston's gl R Bhun 1 3 o - season. Score: e 0 nomical and serviceable. ‘The Panthers of the Falls would like Besten (A) St. Leuis (A) 1 very much. to arrange a game for-this 5 Voo o B . e e 4 Rontiss oo dieuot She o0 D mee T e s e AR AL D e THE C. S. MERSICK CO. They would prefer a game w. = | Rowm.er 1 3 1 1 6fjscchseirf 4 2 1 0 @ (z) Batted for Lowdermilk ln. 5th e o e B Miato ' § § 3 sl 3 31 § 3] (P S = 274-292 State Strect New Haver someam\mnmm;umrf’#m“"‘:‘53:;{’&'{:}_’. 5;5%;‘, HER R ® Sowm 3033 oswewde 31 !