Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, March 5, 1920, Page 3

MARKET WAS STRONG. New York, March {—The better ‘tone and day were popularly, attributed to lowering of the rate for.call;money wnd the further strength. of iforeign cxchange. ‘vastly increased activity manifested by the . nodnwto— "‘, Sunlight" bullding on, “The th hundrid ur-o,u vho tmdcd: Lhe “second qgm-k &. ning witn four snappy and ¢ 1| er boxing. bouts, bouts that fln—nmfid many exciting: moments and ail ‘par- uclpmu exhibited mu and cleverness. 1t interesting or . the Emerald.mlndl tie | their {alloweru( any team eV 3 i Dmnsv AND. KEARNS | ; NOW 'OUT ON - BONDS | Los “Angeles, Calif., March {—Jack TIRES od at 9 per m'. Demand loans epen for the first time ‘in weeks, holding at that rate out the session. mvm Demand bills' on of 4 Sales ‘amounted ‘to " 875,000 London made an overnight advante Ui low record of a month ago. There were many interesting vigorous rise of the British lahee “heas including a prediction early heavy exports of gold from Lo don to this country. Brokers reported . an . accession public interest in the stock market, especially from western centers, but demand probably the bulk of the 11 cents to $3.58, or.39 cents above ru- mors current in connection with Lh' Bonds were ‘firm to_ stro~-in the foreign division, but Liberty " issues eased and domestio rails and indust- rials were irregular. Total sales, par Yaloe, $12816000, Ol4 U. 8. “bonds “ were unchanged on call. o B 5OV STOCKS. Mea. . a0 of came from timid bears and pools, the latter resuming somte of thelr recent bullish manoeuvers. vera and als euch ng of short contracts. rally also came forward again, e movement in that quarter was specialties ralled BANK STATEMENTS Ne. €57 REPORT OF CONDITION usiness on Feb. 38, RESOURCES. a Loins and dlscounts Overdrafts, unsecured . a Castomers’ llability count of "Acceptances’ 10,000.00 207,000.00 . se2,046.18 118.50 716, ou o securities, etc 168.20 ollateral trust 235,168 48,500. 187, 208,711 500 454481 7,008, reperting bank cash ftems.... s $1,000,000. 550,000, 84,117 18,690 100,009, 9,316, 86,324 17,510, ble within 30 da; deposits requiring no- ice. But less than 30 days dends unpald S demand geposits subject (payabie after to subject to = more notice, or The Thames National Bank at Nerwich, ® State of Connecticut, at the close 78,007 of the high priced indust- with ease as to cause hamty cover- Low priced but 18 Ne. 1451 REPORT OF CONDITION OF The Marchants Natlonal Bank at Nor- wich, ,In the State of Connecticu the close of business on Jreb: 28, RESOURCE: 1..'a Loans and msmu\u Overdrafts, unsecured U. 20 08 $874,563.58 126.39 00 . Government se- curities owned: 46 |= _ Deposited to gecure clrcula- ton’ (U, s1| bonds, ;.r value) -$100,000.00 t Owned 4nd un- pledged .e. 80,100.00 97 otar i i 180,100.00 8 securitles, 80 | ¢ Securitics, other than U. 8.'bonds (not including stocks), owned and unpledged 28,193.75 of Federal Reserve ¢ cent. of ...... 2,300.00 banking house, owned and unin- CUmDOred ... :.o.iei:o: 5,000.00 00 | 12. " Lawful' ‘reserve with 00| Vedéral Reserve bank .. 33,833.61 14. Cash In vault and net amounts due from nation- SLPARRR. Scule’ s o 5 151,637.31 15, Net amounts due from banks, bankers and trust companies in the United 30| States (other than includ- d ir Ttems 12 or 14 .... 455644 | Checiks on other banks n the kame city or town 23| 23 reporting bank (other trmn Ttem 16) .......... 3,786.87 .00 | Total of Ttems 14, 15 ‘and . 17, $159,950.62. 86 18, Ghecks’on banks located outsid of tity or tawn of reporting blnk and other i Ltem 5 805.16 e * 5,000.00 93| collected (approximate) notes and bilis recetv- aBic not past due ... 1,030.88 Total . fii...... $787.452.99 TIABILITIES, 33 Capital stock pald In.. $i00.000.00 23 Surplus fun, 30,000.00 S Thdividea: Drofits ... ... % “Tess “earrent expenses, inter- | - est. and taxes pald %+ o 47.10 25, ~Interest and diseount callected or credited.in ad- vanee of matarity and not earned ‘(approximate) ... 28, Circulating . notes -out- 18,255.88 al savings) standing ‘ ates of deposit 31 Net amon; ner than for’ money banks, banker: borrowed) 16055600 | compantes in the United . Postal savings dej its 191,968.74 States and foreign coun- ‘ 565,269.18 | tries (other than includ- ed In Ttems 33 or 30).... 6814322 33, - Certified _checks out- wtanding ... 102.30 Total of 'Qem! 31 lfld 32, W, United States deposits | _sessd 461, b i (other than postal sav- Demand deposits _(other 1 Pthan h-nk @eposits) sub- . inited States de- Ject to reserve (daposits s, including deposits S &barsing orh- Letiers of cre raveler: r cash and ontstanding . 52 a A cuted by thi customers .... ate of Conngeticut, County Nathan A Payable within 30 days): 84, Indiviqual deposits sab- ect_t 477,709.64 2.002.00 s) _ subject ¥ ms 34 and 3! $787,433.99 Ot ' the total loans and discounts no::: above, the amount on which in- fereht and lscount was charsed i o8 15 excens of those permiited by gt ‘Tev. Blat) (exclortoe nahl‘ug:n we‘n Qflll.l ebvra not to “xces was made)’ was nor The momber of such Toans ‘was none " Py Gibba, r,.m.f of (he sbove named bank, do 7, awesr (hat 1he sbave wtate- | men the best of my kaows COSTELLD 3 NATHAN A GIBES, oy e Sabscribed and sworn to before me bscribed 14 ors_to befors me Ve ey 57 v 1920, "‘""“'""";l‘:gw GBORGE FILLMORE. @Y D oty Paite. Notary Publie Correet—Attest: Carrest—Attest: ERLS - ¢ irectors. i the Crescents, agqaadacaad QuenaguBnTa The feature bout was betwéen Bar- ney Keenan, pride of the local. farce, and Sailor. Jack Sullivan. -of New London.. ‘Both men started in at a| fast pace - witich . they: maintained| from start to finish and both ‘showed’ unlimited- resource in. defence and at- tack, neither giving an inch to:his opponent. Barney. started the bout with a fierce rush but was met by a counter attack - from . Sullivan _Wwho droye in with both left and 'right, scoring several -fast’ body blows and landing on ey’s neck. Barney fought wide open but forced fighting most. of the way. livan howed markea ability and outside of an exhibition his showing would be|- even better ag he did ‘not let himself out to his fullest extent. Sullivan was in the pink of condition and at the end of the six rounds. did net show any of the effects o the bout. Barney was a trifle heavy and showed the effects of the bout to a consider- able extent as the body blows that Sullivan sent in got to'Barney's wind. The semi-final bout between, two old-timers, Austin Rice of. New Lon- don and Bob Cunningham. of W socket, furnished a clever exhibit of spafring as both “boys” had an kinds of sclence. Rice, however, showed more speed than his opponent and his defense work was remarka- ble. Cunningham also showed flashes of speed at times but was not in as good condition as Rice and did not stand the pace that the old ring gen- eral set. The preliminary bouts were as fast as any .ever seen at any exhibition staged. _in i g0 be- tween Young Miller and Doty, two boys from the submarine base Wwas-a whirlwind from gtart to finish, Doty | outfighting Miller in every one four rounds. Doty's chief stock in trade was savage - back-hand left which he worked - continually with good effect. Not only that but ‘he was able to.change from-his left to a wicked right to the body. Miller led the fighting but was unable to land a blow while Doty hit at will. The first bout between Emmittson) and Tyre, two sailer boys, was fast and resulted in an even break. Tyre started off the bout with a flash of speed that stopped Emmittson and put him on the defensive for the first two rounds. ‘Tyre.worked a short left jab that found its mark every time. The third ang fourth rounds went to Emittson who started .his left work- ing and completely put a halt . to Tyre's aggressiveness. ¥ Before the bouts Eddie Connelly announced that the K. of C. athletic committee will during the coming spring and summer try to revive sporting activities in all lines. A’ track is to be laid out at the heme on Broadway and all field events will be staged. It is the idea of the commit- tee to bring back to Norwich the old time spirit and on every Saturday af- ternoon meets are to be held at'the home, : Austin Rice hurled a defy ‘at Red Rankin and = stated that he would fight Rankin at any time.-at any weight, for fun, .money or marbles. Rice stated that he understood that Rankin had made the crack -that he could put. the “old man” away in two rounds but Rice says thit he is will- ing to give him a chance if Rankin has nerve enough to take it. Sailor Jack Sullivan who' outclassed Barney Keenan, is scheduled to meet Jack Carbe: bout should be a good one if Carberry can show any of hie old time form. TRUMP WINS BILLIARD MATCH WITH LORD Boston, March 4.—Percy Trump, of Pittsburgh, defeated R. M. Lord . of Chicago tonight by a score of 300 to | 210 in the national amateur 182 balk ilne billiard tournament at the Boston Atnletic Association. .The match went 76 innings, the longest of -the tournament. Trump's average was 3 72-76 and his best runs were 18, 15 and 14. Lord averaged 2 §0-75, with high runs of 26, 20 and 18. Percy Collins of Chicago teok this afternoon’s match in 48 inings from | Julian Rice of New York by a score | of 300 to 215. Collins made an ave- rage of 6 1-4 and had high runs of 83, o and 2. Riche's average was 4 23. 48, 17. f the | His best scores were 29, 20 ami CRESCENTS STILL AFTER GAME WITH EMERALDS Manager McCarthy of the Emeralds seems to be ducking out of playing the rest of the series of games that | Wwas to be played between them and In order to show the anxious public, who want to see. these teams meet again, where the trouble is, the. Crescents again challenge the|- Emeralds, the best two out of three games for the eastern Connecticut ti- tle_or money. The Crescents have se- cured three of the best men in this section for this series and will make on the 13th and . the |- % A% [ 1 8% 9% i % 998 it o7k 110% nohy 60 Worth Pump B noad 200 Worth - Pums % 1% MONEY. New :York, March 4.—Call meney steady; high 9; low 9, ruling rate §; closing bid 8 1-2; offered at 9; last loan 9; bank ‘acceptances 6. COTTON. New York, March (—conan t quiet; m’iddlmlllo‘n o MEW YORK BOND MARKET. Kxfiiuig KA EEEES H L & :‘::l:xu:zfi": BpabEpEEsks ‘asgzEscss B Dempsey, heavyweight champion of! the world, and . his = manager, Jack| Keflmx today furnishied $1,500 bonds each before a. United States commis- sioner here, to appear in the United States district court in San Frangis- co: March 20 to plead to an indictment charging them: with . conspiracy to evade the selective draft law. ‘Warrants were- served upon Demp- sey and Kearns in the commission- er's c¢ourt room by a deputy United States marshal. The attorney for the sccused men waived a hearing in their behalf. CHALLENGE FOR DAVIS CUP NOW CLOSED Sydney, N, S. W., March 4—The time limit for challenges for the Da- vis ‘cup, the chief lawn tennis trophy of the' world, hds ended. Great Brit- | ain, the Unifed States and South Af- rica will be the only competitors for the cup, which now is held by Aus- tralia, . A despatch ‘from London February 28 sald Holland also had challenged for the Davis cup. The announce- ment was made by the British Lawn Tennis Association, Dempsey. to Fight. Los: Angeles, Cal. March 4—Jack Dempsey, heavyweight pugilistic cham- plon, will mieet Terry Kellar of New York in a four round exhibition here next Friday night, Jack Kearns, Demp- sey’s mann:zr. announced ~ tonight. Kellar's retord includes a = decision over Joe Beckett, English heavyweight champion, and a 21-round draw Wwith Dempsey. TUBES 331 Main Street mmmms " LARGEST STOCK OF Firestone Tires and Tubes IN NEW LONDON COUNTY BUY NOW WHILE PRICES ARE RIGHT LET ME SHOW YOU MY FACILITIES FOR SERVICE ALSO CARRY OILS, GREASE, SKID CHAINS AND ALL RIM PARTS. A. F. GREENE PHONE 1299 - TUBES Norwich, Conn. Geddard Wins Bout. London, Iarch 4—Fddie McGoor- ty, the American light heavyweight, Wag defeated tonight in the thirteentn round of a bout held in the Holborn Stadium by Frank Goddard, an Eng- lish heavyweight boxer. McGoorty bad, been so badly punished that the referee stopped the fight. New London T. A. B. vs. Y. M. C. A. The “Y" meets the T. A. B. bas- ketball team from New London to- night and the game no doubt will be fast ang clean. The “Y” will use the same lineup as in previous games while the New London team has a former Bulkeley star, J. Shea, who will play forward. wi Sex-N. C. 8. Game Postponed. The basketball game between the White Sox and Nerwich Commercial school, scheduled for tonight and which was to have been piayed at Parish’ hall, has been postponed until a later date, as the hall had been prev- lously enmed for other purposes. Zhy'zko Wins Match. Boston, March 4.—Stanislaug Zbys- zko, European wrestling champion, defeated John Grandovitch in° two straight falls tonjght. The first fall was made in 43 minutes and the sec- ond in 8 minutes and 40 seconds. Taftville Accepts. Taftville bowling team accepts the | challenge of the Norwich Woolen Mill and will be at the Palace Tues—l day night, giving them game, Taftville K. of C. Want Game. K. of C: of Taftville would like to bowl ‘a'w- fraternal bowling team in Norwich. Answer through The Bul- letin, a return ON PALACE ALLEYS. Yannigans, Quarto . 95 88 119— 302 Pineault 88 85 77— 250 Lewis . 119 119 138— 376 Bubeddy 93" 77 112— 282 Busch .. . 9% 99 102— 291 485 468 548—1501 Smith . 106— 304 | Furlong 93— 261 Dunn 115— 338 Brown 125— 332 Austin 86 104 495 491 ON TAFTVILLE ALLEYS, Melrese Five. I Paradis 89. 110 Lennis 126 87 L. Paradis 93 104 Farmer 120 92 Pepin 9% 121 103—— 320 S11 574 “3—1563 Lisbon. : 108 83 92— 283 110 99 85— 294 81 108 93— 292 107 107 100— 3814 90 106 114— 310 508 503 484—1493 BOXING NOTES Johriny Dundee has started training for his go with Willie Jackson, his chief rival, which will be waged at the. arena in Jersey City next Monday night. Dundee declares that Leonard has -qutgrown the lightweight division and that he intends to ciaim the light- weight champlonship. 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Coulon was thought to be fading as a boxer ten years ago, and since that time he has been aimost a total stranger to the sport, except through the slight work he did whenever time permitted. John- ny is now bald-headed. Coulon, of course, regards his ex- periment rather suspiciously, though he is putting the bold front on before the French promoters who gave him the chance.. To a friend, Coulon con- fides his doubt of the ability to stick for a very long time but he feels con- fident he can finish Ledoux in a round or two and thus obtain an idea of hig hitting ability. Jimmy Wilde's bouts with Patsy Wallace and Frankie Mason may be his last in this country on this trip. Jack Sharkey's manager is willing now to allow his man to meet Wilde, but it is understood that Wilde's manager in England is liable to send for him any time now to return home. 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