Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, June 2, 1920, Page 3

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Price for both $16.50 | miles. Price for both $14.25 Also bargains in all other sizes. You can do better at SILVY’S TIRE SHOP Expert Vulcanizing 80 Franklin Street A 30x3 first quality. tire Open Evenings—Open Decoration Day. | FINISH SECOND ROU Putnam High lambasted the ball all over the lot yesterday afternoon at Put- PUTNAM GIVES N. F. A. TRIVMING duced 26 home runs in the last 14 playing days. Score: nam and won from the Academy by the B"\.l? h"" rnm:.-;-n:”(’m‘ A score of 12 to 5. S Ah Fitzgerald stood the punishment for|bimes 5 5 3§ iffancreties’s 1230 one inning, being replaced by Captain | Mannlf 4220 42100 Meek. They hit Meck freely and a flock | Sullvandt 4 1 2 9 A of errors added to the misery. Dobson of | Boecie 1213 210 0 0 Putnam hurled a good game, allowing| Mmilless 4 o & e eight hits and fanning 14 of our heroes. | dow G183 egihore 21230 The game was close and interesting | “I2¥22 o 00210 for about four innings, neither side being| Totals - 30110 able to gain the advantage. From the et et 5 fifth on, Putnam walked away, Scoring| ) puted for wWitherow 1oy 21 two runs in the fifth, one in the sixth Score by Innings: 5 and four in the seventh. Buston io. er i 2200 001 38 . Als. tallies came in the third, | Puldeoils o oo f 0 800 D0 2000 ot fourth and seventh, with one, three and | powell %, Helke. = Home. ruus Maun, Stengel one runs, respectively. Meusel. Woodson, Putnam's third sacker, play- ed well, making several flashy plays and banging out a wicked triple, the longest hit of the game. E n Keenan slammed out a triple in the seventh, scoring Ringland. There. was only one down at the time and it looked like N. F. A. was going to stage a rally, but the mext two men expired without a struggle. Putnam played a better game in every way than the Norwich boys and deserved to Sven the umpire was all right, leaving no ground for an alibi from that quarter There are now but three games left on the schedule and these with Westerly, Stonington and Bulkeley—all of whom ten N. F. A. this season. Coach MéKay is anxious to cop-all three games in order to show a fairly good record for the season. They mow stand 6 games lost and 5 won. Three more wins will look like a fairly successful sea- will be worked hard between y. When they clash with h on the campus. Putnam ab hpo a e Chace.c i odinsky,of 0 dson. 3 1 elson.1h 1 ogsan.p elson. 2b “Ames.rt n 1. Struck out, D IN TENNIS TOURNAMENT artford, Conn., June 1.—The sccond| @ the third round ingland champion: the Hartford Golf The players who came Tound with victories of rd more, to be played which got continued. will be The 3; R. ¥ by default. ma . Swain defeated | lefeated D. P. Robinson, s defeated L. G. Pike defeated A.| am defeated Snow Steele and Swift , 62, 6-4. ENABLED AT PHILLIES 1.—Four double AVES TO D ladelphia, led Bo: a 8 to 4 today despite three local home s. M home run in the ninth with d the victory. Sten- to left field and wall. Phila- e pro- June ed R. H. Cole, 1-6, defeated uinan, | § ort defeated W. Rowe, Cook defeated W. B. Al-1) leféated Bryan and| . on to defeat Philadel-| REDS (‘Ll){‘k INTO SECOND PLACE, EKENOCKING CUBS BACK TO THIRD Chicago, June 1.—Cincinnati climbed into second place today and knocked Chi- cago back to third by beating {he Cubs, 6 to 5, in the third game of the series. Score: Gincinnati () ab hpo a e e Rathzb 3 01 3 g 0 Daubert b 3 113 0 0| dolloch'r.es v Greh3b 4 11 3 1|Paskerter [ Koplss 3 2 0 & o|Twombis.t 0 Nealest 3 0 0 0 0fBarber.t 0 Duneanlt 3 1 1 0 ofDexlsh 0 Wingo.c 18 1 ofHcrae1n 0 Rueter.p, 0 0 2 ofMrkefor [ = ferry. 20 1 Totals 627 13 1|Killefer,c o 0 Furrell.c 0 Hendrix.p 0 Totals, 1 Seore by Cinclnnaté 20 1°20000 3 Chicago 0023001003 Two base hits, Givh, Daubert. Hollecher, Kopt, Three base hits, Friberg and Pakert. Dodgers Clean Up Series. Brooklyn, N. Y., June 1—Brooklyn cleaned up the series of three games with New York today and increased its string of victories to six straight by win- ning, 10 to 9. Score: New York (N) Brockiyn (N Mairhhian npo a Dumsit 4 11 0 0|yeonss - Young.it z o o Fletcharss 5 4 3 .35 Dosle 30 3| \vemer King.f 10 ofuitewiii wlocccomsssmans $,3 1T 9400000 20002302 Myers. Thive base Cardinals 4. Pittsburgh, Pa., June 1.—St. Louis de- @ today 5 to 4 in a 13- game. In the final inning Mce- doubled to left d eventually on successive errors by Ponder and Schmidt. Score st Louis (N) Pittsbursh (N) BABE RUTH TRIED 1S HAND AS PITCHER, GOING 5 INNINGS New York, June 1.—The New York Americans won ‘their ninth straight game here today, defeating Washington by a score of 14 to 7 in a hard hitting contest. Ruth, New York’s batting arted s fi s a pitcher, after his 501 but retired in the fifth inn MARK imposed s well were off e middl, by sta main or enewed _at; nented the from pon the fail the more - y to catch up with ption by the lower sh bonus bill occasioned orable comment in - fin: es: 1 money market contracted nt of June, an e amount interest and ¢ nts be disbursed. I i was available opening at X per ¢ hened sses of one these b extended b fore Steels, equipments, moto: and of rered depreciation, but sug tobaceo: , chemicals and shippings also gave way to like ex- | tent before the clos Is were e only stocks to display some of the second- strengthening ter_recently wit- Sales amount- group: res. were under almost con- ithe second fours show- though recov- The general gular at moderate reactions. sales, par value, aggregated $12,- those U. S. bonds were unchanged on STOCKS. 190 Chi Nwest 0 Chie & N W CRI&P )-Chile Copper 700 Chino Con € FINANCIAL AND COMM COMHERCAL N Electric M 0N K & 200 Mo K & 800 Mo Pac 6700 Mo _Ta 00 2600 13400 100 ? Pierce Pierce oil South By pr Copper 1100 Worth Pump MONEY. New York, June 1—Call money strong; high low 6; ruling rate 6; closing bid 8; offered at 8; Bank acceptances 6 1-8, After the close of the market the fol- lowing quotations were made: high 10; offered at 10; last loan 10. last loan s GCFICAGO GRAIN MARKET. Low. Close. LIBERTY BOND MARKET. Hizh 50 20 FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES, Yesterday dollars per pound—) Bank, ) divs Benk: 98 dun Com., 6 days Com. 90 days Demand Cables . France, cents jer franc— Ttaly. cents per lire— Demand St Today’s 4 o Opportunities In the past six years there have been greater economic and industrial readjustments through- out the world than in .any similar period in historya The new conditions re- sulting have vitally af fected securities, hoth as to_intrinsic qworth and price. Let us submit for your consideration some sound investments, obtainable at bargain prices, to yield large mturns. Send for circular No. NB-550 BODELL & CO. 10 WEYBOSSET STREET, Providence, R. I. Boston New York RICHTER & CO. Members New York Stock Exchange Springfield Hartford New Britain We offer and recommend PROVINCE OF MANITOBA 6s Due May 15¢ 1925 At 93.84 and int. Yielding 7.50 Principal and interest payable in New York City. Full particulars ‘on request. Orders may be telephoned at our expense. team piled up a 10- Washington (A) a b d. Score New York (A) Ne pa i ATHLETICS Boston, both gam and 7 to 2 in the serie hiladelphia took ston today, S to & ce out of four Phitadelphia (A) Beston | 2 % uliooperst "4 03 0 1 MeNal i 1 1 Mex 41300 2 Her 432100 |agen [ rinsc v muell.p Kecfen [ ey 2Eibel Game.) Philadelphia_(A) ab hp Tw base hits, Walker, Myatt, © Tigers 11, Indians 10. veland, e 1.—Detroit Cleveland in a slugging ean to 10. Score: troit (A) defeated today, 11 Cleveland (A) Ehmke.p Totals wloeessonssassdosssnare | oo ‘standards is to buy from the dealers listed below. They sell only SOCONY Gasoline— pure, powerful. Look for the Red,Whiteand Blue Socony Sign. A wide variety of mixtures is being sold under, the name ‘‘gas-- oline.” The best way to be sure that the gas- oline you buy meas ures up to quality and the World’s Best Gasoline The Sign of a Reliable Dealer DEALERS WHO SELL SOCONY MOTOR GASOLINE NORWICH A. F. 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Physicians wao specialize on Infant ailments you kmow. All Physicians understand Infant troubles: all Physicians treat them. It is his. profession, his duty, to know human ills from the Stork to the Great Beyond. But in serious cases he calls in the Specialist. Why? He knows as every. .THAT there are Mother knows, or ought to know, that-Baby is just a baby needing special ment, special remedies. Can a Mother be less thoughtful? Can a Mother treat- try to relieve Baby with a remedy that she would use for herself? Ask yourself; and answer honestly!: : Always remember that Baby is just a baby. And remembering this you will remember that Fletcher's Castoria is made Children. especially for Infants md, Children Cry For GAMES TODAY National League. New York at Bosto Philadelp American Leagus. New York . 6. (Fl eveland 1 Eastern Leagus. Waterbury 2. Hartford 0. Haren 2. Albans 1 Reading 7. Buftalo 9, Syracuse 0, Tuunto 4, American Acsociation No games schedule A Challenge. 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One might almost say that that which is not copied has no value. So you have had the signature of Chas. H. Fletcher and a copy of the genuine wrapper kept constantly before you that you may guard against the false and the untrue. MOTHERS SHOULD READ THE BOOKLET THAT IS AROUND EVERY BOTTLE OF FLETCHER'S CASTORM ceNUINE CASTORIA Awwars Bears the'Siénat;ure of Diarrhoe: verishness oSS OF SLEEP resiting terefrominiafand: L T of FacSimife Signator®