Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, July 29, 1920, Page 3

NORWICH BULLETIN, THURSDAY, JULY 28, New Issue: b $500,00 Columbus, O, July 28—One world'sybats with the All Insurance ball club 5 £) i record was reduced here this afternoon, | 0f Hartford. The score® o when Rifle Grenade, the champion Gordysor. edts three year old pacing gelding, while 544 winning the American Association | Sommee{ Trotting Horse Breeders' -purse of woe The New Britain Machine Co. uummnm;;uu‘nfll%! R SEERTRRERRTRS IR TN aNE Ghimorert A 0 for three year olds, paced the |Emmensc RBE second heat in 2:04 3-4, lowering his | Frererb 610 ;11 own world's record a second and a half. | Boi? s1 89, CUMULATIVE PREFERRED STOCK 5 i;'v ‘was a prohibitive and barred in the Donais |t 08 0 . 5 ; ; etting. Howarthass S s ’ The programme was made up en-| you H 1 pE Dividends payable quarterly: Iy of pacing events, the biggest| score by luniues the C. T. Dunkle 2:08 | coodsest T January, April, July and October 1st. Pk Fretnekst Nnd g0 300wt - = s o boL. n.‘n“"\ i, Gommatt_ Neosn, TS 3 om | Tramsfer Agent and Registrar: . the 2:12 pace, had |Nesean 2 Siruck wut, b5 Niehols 17; &3 Noonsn 7 PIOENIX NATIONAL BANK, HARTFORD, CON favorite. He = e heat with Joe | TIGERS WIN FIRST GAME S CAPITALIZATION: cKay and both horses were places s 7 L on account of the unavoidable ptaor OF SERIES WITH SENATORS Preferred Stock (8%) including this issue $1,500,000. Geers behind Prosser, went down| Detroit, Mich, July 2§ — Hitting Common Stock T . $2,000,000. Joe McKay tramped into his|Schacht hard and timely, Detroit won . eel but The Company has no bonds. Ge was not injured. | the first of a series of five games from on the race after los- | Washington, 6 to 4. Two games will heat to Baron Russell. |be plaved tomorrow. Score Detreit (&) W Ao o2 i The five salient features of this offering are:— Business—The Company manufactures Multiple Chucking Machines, Automatic Screfv Machines products. Woodworking Machines, ins and tools, Pressed Steel s8hop Tractor. Its products arc the trade. ASHLAND CLUB TRIMS CONN. MILLS ON OWN GROUNDS 1 Jefvett City Assets—Upon completion of the present financinz the Net C played at of the Company will be §202 per share and the Net A mately $313 per share of this preferred sto Earninzs—Surplus available for dividends for the e 191, inclusive) was equivalent to atout tw. this issus of preferred stock. for the year the dividend, and for the first six mecnths of 1320 about five times the diviaend. R, Jouss. Judze Restrictlons—The usual stringent provisions wiich Drotect an investor in the preferred k of which we have been interested are Sinkinz Fu exceed CICOTTE HELD ATHLETICS TO THREE HITS, BLANKING THEM Chicago. Ju Cicotte held Phil- adelphia to three hi cago shut out the v Score Philagelphia (A) hpo 2 30 —Four per cent. of this issue retired esco ) $110 per share. Subjeet to xuhbscriptio ordees for this stock in t hy stockholders we will verstes and B der in which they are reeeivs 3 Price par $100 per share amd acerucd dividend vielding R% Richter & Co. The Chas. W. Scranton Ca. ubara N V. Stock Fxchange INVESTMENT RROKERS Cantral Row, Hartford, Ct. 103 Orange Street, New Rriatn, 11 Want Main Streat oo Havon. Cong. fosel Lani Earablished 1361 | 0 FTSHE early French and English . trap- L pers and explorers travelled from the tlantic Ocean to the Mississippi with- out crossing a single running stream. To do this they used the lakes and the twelve Portages between them. LT e ,g kZ a0 3 (T Light, smoothly gliding birch batk canoes furnished a comfortable mode 4 of travel upon the lakes. But, on the Portages the travellers had to face ) s B8 an ordeal that tried and tested the mettle and muscle of the'stoutest. d doubles by counted three r (First 6 ) it po Indians Blank Red Sox, Cleveland, O., July 28—Cleveland d feated Boston easily today, § to 0. B. by was in splendid form and was liantly supported, particularly by mieson, Gardner and Chapman. ( :Yllllill!lfll!lrlnVHll!lHH“!Hii“““lll"fifl‘ZIH!HUH”HH“H liL. AND COMMERCIAL e = €3 x Over those twelve Porfages have toiled such men as La Salle, with his band ©. : ke e Ol of white men, the first to see the Ohio, and first to explore the Mississippi: % 3 1 . b SR S emnicl T Celeron, the courier of the French Km_g, caming his leaden plates to annex : =t o : BICHERS FOR 18 HITS | e et 1 the new country to France: Marquette, in his journey to the Mississippi, and X T e BrookIva the zealous missionaries in their quest of new people to win for the faith. ed three Cinc ti pitchers for 18 today and evened up the series by [ White ] 0 score. Grimes not only pitch- | {riier! g out ball, hut he made three hits, ed three runs ed to drive RETTRT IR T Ee Tt SRR SRR L AL “These places are called Portages,” wrote an old Jesuit threc centuries ago, “inasmuch as one is compelled to transport on his shoulders all the baggage and even the boat in order to find some other river, or make one’s way around these rapids and torrents: and,jt is-often necessary to go for several leagues loaded down like pack-mules, climbing mountains and ¢ valleys, amid a thousand difficulties and a thousand f:: or amid thickets known only to unclean animals.” Iy (N) Tanessee s % s THE modern tourist journeys from coast to coust L of air. + The properly designed pneumatic tire gives to present day travellers the same easy-riding-comfort on land that the canoe gave our ancestors n the water. But ~ery often the tire designer—in his zeal to producc a sturdy tire—gains strength af the expense of riding-comfort. Rough riding tires take the joy out of motoring. York itors w WIN 14 INNING New Yeort GAME FROM CARDINALS y 28—New Y won . Louis | Fork n innij me from & to 5. Score: = (N) New Yerk (N) PORTAGE TIRES are big comfortable tires, scientifically designed to absorb jolts and jars and to keep shocks from reaching the passengers At the same time PORTAGE TIRES easily withstand the terrific impact that every tire receives in the day’s journey over uneven pavements. from further imports Perfectly balancey construction—is the reason: that is no great secret— but it is a most difficult perfection to achieve. Liberty and 5 case mod- otal sales 0. old| Portage Tires Ride with Canoe Comfort ‘ ©talees Cosey ofices SiEEEe: AT RLERE T NI T AR ST A IR M A T R . : : - _— DIRECT FACTORY ERANCHES < 2 % B i i AILANTA GA. 20l Swem DALLAS, TEXAS. 16 YcmgSirest MILY e Machine dence, R. 1. 3 N . || BRAVES AND CUBS DIVIDE o - BOSTON, 1ASS. 60 eson e DESMBINES, IOWA VA Lot MINNBABCL A b oo 2 Union 963 HONORS IN DOUBLE HEADER e CHICAGO. ILL. 1095, Mich. Ave. DETROIT. MICH, o WontwardAn. NEW YORK. n .. 11 poms % Boston, July 28 and’ Chica- fonal g CLEVELAND. 0., 40 Prospeet Ave, % % KANSAS CITY. MO.. 1513 Ouk Strect LOS ANGFLES, CAL. 410 W. PicoSi. Engine Founders Machinists Manufacturers of HARRIS-COR- LISS ENGINES. Brown Valve Gear a PHILADELPHIA. PA . 1402 Ridge GINCINNAT OHIO, 21 E 80 5¢ SAN FEANCISCO. 15 Misvn S the first g econd, 8§ to 2 (First Game.) me § to 4 and | FLeETIIINg . PORTAGE TIRE & RUBBER CO. AKRON slied o all makes of Cor- o 17 Lt - | g liss ngine: Engine Repairs, | 1% 0 o|eowener ah 1 = ———————————a Sha Hangers, Pulleys, Bear- Pick o 1 IR | 1 3 ings, Couplings, Clutches. | . o] RESIGNS FROM AMERICAN POLO TEAM jthat the clocks were used with large|whick Justice Darling presided. - Large stock always on hand. et BOXING CONTROL BOARD DEFEATED THE BELGIANS | COAvOys of American 1t which [ - Mr. Justic Darling in the course 38 General Mill Répairs. 0 Philadelphia. July 25.—Major Anthony| Ostend, Belgium, July jenen progeed oA lL his judgment. said that for ‘an sty e i J. Drexel Biddl | can polo team defeated to & unless oy to take a lighted pipe and smoke 3t when flying at a point where if it f8IL it would a1’ by gravitation to the . in the Olympic conte olling up a I h team did d method »on have been colli e Trea navy and civilian s preside International Leagus Nor New York, July ) pot quiet: mid- | 1 instezi of to the moon to allew gk atiibyiE: that were an to fall or not to prevent it to falli+ . 1001w %, “rorent of other emely usczy ne weapon. | that n itsell prima facie negli- dling 40.00. 0001 TR and busin: Zigzage d A Challenge A new baseball t h ganized in Jewett City, as the E ch Ho: MONEY. New York, July 25 eady: high 8: low ing bid American Association, adopt- | g f the pipe fe]l to earth Indianapolis 1. 4 tack or did any othér » the person injured was entitiid | ,[cu successtully apar I money ruling rate § ol 00 00 o 0 0 o action to recover damages for negli= 0 hereb; ue a_chal ny team Wind Stops World Time gence. offered at §; last loan 7. S ARG DR N R P in any one of the manufa A new standard clock of Briti S 2% Bank aceptances 6 1-8, 3ic Pimes te T oThe: LENGLISH GOLFERS DEFEATED (Second Game.) ns of the town. excepti ! Keeping Up the H. C. L. manufacture was orderddl recently 4 Ny Bosten (N) ACH _AND TOOL G wich, and the special features of per shoes ang fBe LIBERTY BOND MARKET. ab hpe a —Ha | this timepiece, which controls the syn- | ms ure they will give Ws High. 1Low. yeois inglis S e g chronatic world, includes and air more stylish —Columbus Dis= Es T L | Milton B. Reac e ¥, Conn. deuse, an Invar pendulum, and a self- | patch. = > i FE 4 the. Shrie S ne \ovemen — = €s st L PRIEREL L Thames River vs. Haverhill. pvimiing; Jnpyament. 8. - | can retain L3 b /i b course th An aluminim time-ball was also 0 Purple is the favorite color of Fije the original jue 4 winning nine holes to their op-| The Thames River ball team plavs|ted it to the tu last June, and fArst {nor Glyn, the ‘well-known novel r Vs rerle iS1 onents’ one in' 18 hole best ball mateh. | Haverhill team mext Saturday in Un-{brought-intouse in‘August Slyn, : novellgt newness and color s e Sl 3 e B e e e vilio LoTih DR dned Sfoam “has! Bosnll oo s s Sust Wien home she does most of her ts 00 424 | Ray turned in a score of 71, two ‘over the 2 £ as been | This time-ball is counterpoised ¢ -oom with purple walls of your shoes if you s L course record of 69 playing a good brand of baseball and | writin a roo purple w: vs e S %o select superior shoe T8 arranged in the It has Deen in daily usc rked satisfactorily, anuary on account of a lively game ig expected [ — and a purple carpet. BRIDGEPORT'S TEAM MANAC 1 The “Zigzag” Cloc i Inventors of the ‘“zizzas” clock.|wor v in leazuc tonight | Capts. Wyatt and Lewis. two former |the wind. that ILid Wals British navcal offic have presented} How very great has been the their claims for awards for their *in-|racy of tile balls at the Ads vention, which, they say, made possi- | Signal Station and the big Westmins ¢ moon | ble the carrying of thousands of troops 05 os e 0 1. 9_s|Washinzion Springfield, b g oY lits. Terry, Plek, s Dan O'Neil of the < confirmed the rumo: manager of the Bridge he violence of Bank, 69 deve Bank, % dsys Com.” 50 days Com, 9 days PIRATES AND PHILLIES Eastern Lean DIVIDE DOUBLE HEADER W Philadelphia, July 28—Ninth inning & s shown by a table, which gives until O'Neil lacrosq the Atlantic during the War.|(he return of errors greator than one o = wallles Byt the Roming i ok would give no reason for his act. By means of this device the h ccond at Portsmoutn and, Portland Donand 5@ |both games of today's double header, == man was able o alter the course ofto be nil, Devonport once, ind West- A e i 87 | Pittsburgh winning the first 6 to 3 and A Challenge. a ship in time {0 avold bei; “tor- | minster '(Big Ben) .55 times—Daily and .. s Philadelphia the second, 5 to 4. Gallia | The Third Battalion team of New iDedoed by a submyrine. The’ RoyalChronicle, London. e XA s usey In the ninth inning of 372 | London wishes to challenge any pral "‘no“nf‘;mr“i:&“l '"‘"‘"l;"l' L =i eigium (par 19.3 cents per frane) f Zles, FETTE g in Norwich or vicinity, barring non aken the 2 er consider- ey o 2 55 | Rawling's error, and_ Sowthworth TR AN LoAsuE We have open dates for this Sunday, [ation. ¢ A Smoke in the Air August 1, 1920 and also for August 8. Commader Wyatt read a Totter writ-| An airman who drops a lighted pipe Any-team wishing a game please write |ten by Admiral Sir Richard Webb, |from his plane is responsible for any to Manager Hurry Rosers, care of who declared that “zizaggitgz” was |damage his pipe may cause. This was Armory ew lLondon, or call 2§ most efficacious in warding off sub-|dec!N>d at a moot, or discussion, in London. marine aitacks The witness exlained Grays Inn Hall, London, recently. et i i 55 A double with the bases filled had scored = % three runs. Cooper held the locals hitless for six Innings of the first game. In the ninth | ynee Paulette’s single, Rawlings' home run | Latayotte . Won Lost