INSURANCE. away; T. R. Wilson's Naushon Mr |ning the first zame by a score of 9 1o of a neizghboring tow TRAVELERS' NIRECTORY. £ Belmont's Footprint and Watervale, |8 and the second by a score of 7 io | “Editor Connecticut News: and four others, and captured, the This pulls the Tigers from soie| “Mr. ——— refused several weeks BAGGAGE INSURANCE g Hopeful stake, with a net value of [ Dossession of last place and tiex them azo (o take your paper from this of- $19,090. He virtually overwhelm: with the Pitates fo claim to the tail ! fice, saying that he never sulscribed ; Covering anywhere in the world = ¢ Iron Mask who led until within 170 |end. Scores by innings: | for it, and about three weeks ago he A ‘ at VERY LOW COST. yards of the stand First game: e wishes you would discon- —_— J. L iATHROP & SONS. \Bill Austin Pitching for Centrals Mows Batsmen Down PP RS, e PR Batteries: Driscoll and ith; Mi- 28 Shetucket Siveet, Norwich, Conn. With Unerring Afm——Hospita]s Defeat Norwich NATIONAL LEAGUE /STANDING. ner and Meehan, w M‘ F. B A'LEY N 0“ w l c“ LIN E jy2daw Won Lost. Second game: i : Chicago . 73 | Pi — » Town in 11th—New London Takes Sunday Game— | riiis i g Eaaviy The water way — the comortab® 2 o Xou H 3 2230° ¢ traveling. S Philadetoiiia 3 ; Batteries: Blake and Smith; Y D : e - 2 (Snecessor to A. T. Gerdner) / Steamers City of Lowell and Ch Moior Beat dwners _ In the Big Leagues. it S rell and Mcehan. < )\ 2 o e iatech vesusis «Ill be repaid by investigating our E b4 The Standing. H k H tkat have every comfort and conven- Boat Jnsurance Policy. It protects SEY sk g ; " Won. Logt acik, leel‘y ience for the traveler. Them when runuing and-when laid up National League. T MC A 3 1 AEE A delightful voyage on Long Isiand and against all marine perils iaclud-| - g ey x % e 5 Cincinnati 3. New Yok 0. Emeralds .. 5 3 ary Sound and a superb view of the won- ing fite and theft. at very low rate. Bl e Il L SRR e R /| Baltic a. ¢, H 3 Gertul mkyiine and watertront of New &C Howpital ... ¢ e ] 1.006 Rt S Taftville A. C... 4 6 Boal‘di York B. P. Learned 0., o : ELEVEN INNINGS AT HOSPITAL. Tigers .. 3 7 ng Steamer leaves New London af 11 Bt p2s 1 AMGRICAN LEAGUE STANDING. Pirates .. 3 7 p; m. weekdays only; due Pler Thames Loan & Trust Co. Building | Novwith Town Leses. Hard by '8 54 e it St bl East 224 Street 5.45 a. m. (Mondays Agency Established May 1§46, = : S - . D B ThE WiNNER. a (=] excepted) and Pier 40, North River, apriFMW Pitche® Bill Austin had Manager |’ nore, Boston_. o el bt - 2 O 7a m. 4 Bowen's batsmen completely at his| Fast fielding and plenty of hitting | Dewoie "~ Takes British-American Trophy After 12-14 Bath Street. Fare Horwich 10 New York $1.75 mercy when the Greeneville team play- | were features of tha first City league | Cleveland . Spectacular Race With Pioneer. ed their opening game in the new City | Same at the Norwich State Hospital | Washington i HORSE CLIPPING A SPECIALTY.| Write or telephone W.J. PHILLIPS, league with the Centrals at Sachem |diamond Saturday afternoon, with Nor- | (hlcago - o -1 | Pluging along at high speed after ali AUTOMOBILE TO RENT. Agent, New London, Conn. augéd Only two hits were registered | wich Town as the Hospitals’ opponents. g 1o 1 | ner competitors had broken down, the| Telephone 8$83. . _apr2sd I's benders, while thirteen strike | S0 evenly was the contest fought that outs_ six of them in two innings, tell | it toek eleven inninss to show the su- e TP, Dixfe 1I, owned and stecred by i- Jomk 5, e s e samer: New vons | DISAE 11 grened and stcered by, ired: All Water Route Louis 1 (second same). the tale of how Me fooled them all | periority of Manager Farrell's ball| ™ ppji qephia 6. Chiceso i the Motor Boat club of Ameri won along, starting the game by fanning | tossers. The Hospitals had the better| neioir 5 Boston 8. the British-American international tro- his man, and bringing it to a close in | end of the 4 {0 3 score af the end of | Ciewland” 0. Wasington 3 (eleren tnsings. phy race for motor boats over the [ > a similar manner. the eighth, but Manager Casey's war- £ — Larchmont course Saturday afternoon. While McLaughlin twirled in excel- | riors pushed 2 man through in the EASTERN LEAGUE STANDINA. The Dixie proved the winner because | lent form, turning back nine xen from | ninth and prolonged the battls. After Wes. Lost. her engines kapt running while the | Rochester o h had passed with zeroes for replaced Britt in other boats had to stop for tempora repairs. and when the latter were de- the plate, he fell far below _lustin’s|the tent standard presenting the Centrals with | each side, ”“‘v'_\“" # - 1 * three frée passes to the latter’s one, | the eleventh. The visitors in their half liberating as to while they ; would | and eight safe hits. The errors be- | failed to tally and then a hit by Kane, | Montreal . be started again the American craft| e Sea Iﬂe hind him contributed largely to the|a free pass to Mapchester and another | Bumialo was under way all ths time. score, although the game was at most [ bingle by W. Auftin settled the game | Froldence ........ ... 13 The Pioneer, owned by the Duke of, | times fast, and was plaved in good |in favor of the Hospital. aa: Eeami Westminster and steered by Capt. Noei | « | time. The score: : & oo e came. atteen in. |- RODINs, raced over the course for | \ \ 3 | a"e ™ Manager Joe Desmond’'s nine maile Hospital Norwich Town. % ‘Newark 4. Tochester 1§ (second same. ning | the TSt seven miles at a ‘marv=2lous | LA \ ) Best Company any, man can ve| their initial tally in the second when | .. TS 5 darkuess). S game. W€ rate of speed, but she had a break- A B b eeaiieg? crdiufit 5 SEm—— omp: acks S | Savage” rove = ¢ Campion at firs Aness . : e - Montreal . i 5 (rst game): Mo ‘n, d er o ated zines . W S 2 o g e Tnsurance _after his | Savage's throw got by Campion at first { yan'iersn 4 1 4 2 ODLRyantit & 510 Tontreal 8. Jersey City 4 ‘st game); Montreat | down, due to’ her overheated ensine e WL 0 e IR T I - e Il and Nichols went down to sec &indb € 212 1 2 AMurphv.rf 4 0 0 0 @ and was compelled to stop. 3 \\_x\‘\\ Dot wait il this| 500 W Vo was 00 at caten wn- | BARraw 3 13 2 1 3013 8 ¥ Bumo 4 Pedence ¥ (Brsl game): Bufla 7. | *"Cni1 e came to srief the Ploneer AR | Al outeide Staterooms. . 1 k us_to put you i €| til Penney's arrival in the third, fan- |F'wlerctia 5 1 1 0 > Toronto 6. Baltimore 5 (Arst game): Toronto 4, | Rad shown that she was faster than right Company today. ned. Calkins' hit. brought in chols, | Fert’ 3 %9 0 4,0 5B W L o = et -t 3 | the Dixie, but the f b 2t 2% 2lCna | was the sale of thoroughbreds in train- to St. % having been at his home on Linwood . i BA"KEns R ) 2 5 17 %ing tnd property of the New cCastie| 4 o e sie. | . |avenue on’ His vacation, satisfaction of getting® Totals, 31 2 24 10 — — — —| stable,” H. P, Whitney, C. L. Harrison, | routs todsy in seven innings. Rain hasing stopped ‘William Jones has returned from ’ and i 92 9 4| Thomas Mohahan and ho‘poid Kahn, | the play. Rigler calied the game. The score: Willimantic, where he underwenf an g’ YOUr money S}Ngf,fﬁ Score by innings: which took place today. The New Cas- | sBatted for Willls In artn operation for appendicitis in the hos- f BH“KERS Groenesille . 09000000 08 e offerings, cleven in number, brought ‘Batted for Corridon in seventh otar The James Hﬁleg Brew'ng£° e M e R b;:[;m;.mo, H. 'P. Whitney sold six for e i 2 o, George Allen of Gilead was a caller Providence,*R. 1. - hiis. Penn: three bace Nichols: bases on | $4.950, and C. L. arrison three for| p. .28 3 1 i SR 1 ¢ |here Saturday 2 28 Shetuckei Street | baia._ o Toulinan 3. "ot 1 Gtriuck ‘out. by | $7.000. Leopold Kahn disposed of Black | Biiteir 5 1 3 1 ofknavesn 3 0| A fair sized crowd attended the so- Brewers of Ale and Porter | Howiivan 0%y Suntin 3 buss Gleasn & | Chief for $750 and Thomas Monahan | Mowrevan 1 2 0[Rates of s Al S eecroiibn £lion Uy FProfessor Telepaone 905 | ey > vi tme. | parted with Pretand for $2,500. e r sy ? ? [Lazinsk in Grange hall Friday evening. | I The unbeaten two year old filly| glatvyl 3 0 0fBransaa.in i o |Kelly’s orchestra played and Professor R e e Bashii was Tie otar of the sale, She it d 0 0|Doolan.= i 1|Hamiiton of Norwich prompted. | Preston Speed Boys Couldn’t Hit Bur- | was knocked down to Vhitney | Beteher.ss 1 2 : 1 0| Mrs. Joseph Sultze and son Edw Meml;en of New York oy for 330,000, McCready represented the | Wilis 1 2 plioreis 2 0 lreturned to New London Saturday and Boston Stock The Preston City baseball team de- ) Purchaser. James. Butler started “the| ooigey '» 1 ojEwingp having been guests of Mrs. Sult EXéh S e S i <377 | bidding with $15.000 and continued un- | vhuiwi: 1 o o : | parents on Linwood avenue for the past i e fated the Preston Speed Poys on Jat- [ til he had reached $23.000. Samuel S.{ittsbury Meride.1h 3 2330 Eawwich Branch, Sh < SATURDAY MARKETS. A S R B WATCH hILL '~ | BLOCK ISLAND ,50nx wich Branch, Shaanon Bldg. DAY MA . | i ool Dickons 5 00 1 e / Chlldrén S5, 7Z¢ Adults, Children 40c. Telephone 901 Stock Prices Worked Back to a Pari- | 1l 11" p.0, e A 2 F PO ; WATCH HIL 1% HOURS AT BLOCK ISLANE. 2 iday’ Towe Cestes Totals 31 augsd FRANK O. MOSES. Mgr ty With Friday’s Close. Iods Centrat pr “Batted for Dickinsos in ninth. o Shore Dinner Housss and Bathing Desch near landings at Watoh i cleds Formes-Soad and Biock a. For further Fmation, b ates app! - New York, August 20.—10:10 a. m. St L s of company near landing, Norwlch Cincinnati .. 0 *—10 TION CO., E. C. JEWETT, Agent, —Stocks were lower again this morn- 0 ICE inz, and some large blocks of Read-| 0. *. & - ing, Union Pac fic and United States 00 Misiowsl © Pack Eastes Steel were sold at from half- to 3-4 100 N. R. B. of M At Newark—First me, Newark 0. 4. Boswell Ave. will be closed | bciow " eeioria Closing fgures, | 118 Newa cluen’ mae O3 e R The market otherwise was without | 1190 New Yors ¢ essential change. .. 100 Noroik & 'r‘,m Seven'h ‘0 Twel'tll s m.—The bears did not follow | hern St. until fartifer notice. . e monie vea ol a parity h vesterday's close. Most of the business centered in the Read- Per order ing. Union Pacific and United States Steel, which likewise covered the Street Commissioner, | widest = fractional range American Agricultural Chemical yielded 1 1-4 (E. C. LILLIBRIDGE | 220 Averiso Garind Aosien™ '6i MILL LEAGUE. Y. M. C. A. 12—Taftville A, C. 5— Greeneville Tigers Hand Double De- feat to Pirate: Pittsours Pressed Stcel € Pullman Patace Car Reading Rep. dton and Sieel Roci T-dand Southern Pacific Tnion Facifi Pacific e ubber 15t pr. SPECIAL PRICE ON ODD - Dressers and CHIFFONIERS _‘X‘i\u b 23 M. C. A. team added another | hbut pressed in a manner that deserves victory to its list Saturdav afternoon | the small amount of cash you pay fo: by defeating the Taftville Athletic | the work is every garment or other club team on the Taftville grounds. |article you entrust to us for the pur- s \ cqmotive % Steel The leaders took their place in the [ pose, Cleaning and pressing is our I¥224 ~sined a_point. third inning by getting six earned | busfhess. but we do our work in such Close—The market closed eas: ru The game was full of hits and |a thorough way as to have almost an the "Association players kept Hhitting {exclusive business. Send us your for runs in the mext two innings. when | work and note how it looks afterwarda Hague succeeder Lambert on the | —for a slight expens2, too. 4 slah. He was moYe effective in stop- After prices had returned to where | v left off yesterday interest in the market abated and speculation be- came dull and common place. Fluct- uations were restricted to the merest ping the batting streak of the Y. M. Z fraction in the most active stocks. Money. C. A. team and during his four inn- h i n w k Prices were inclined to vield as the | New York, August Money on|ings he allowed only five hits and nﬂ s Dye OrKks, session drew to a close. call, 1 1-2 pes Srghirluce Y nlone run against 13 hits and 11 runs 2ty - p de Canl e et whe aitg Some momey Blon Lambert. The game though siow | Telephome. 157 Frankiin 51. In different styles and finish STOCKS. er” but tnis proved no Ereat attrac. | Was exciting becavse of the intense | ,uozq 4 3 i T r i 'y between the teams. The line- % i S S e tion to borrowers, and business done | lVAIry EXCELSIOR AUTO CYCLE was of moderate size. Rates, 2 3-4@3|"PF ' & 4 stone FOR THE NEXT TEN DAYS “hest by Every Test— = % |Der cent for 60 dava. 3 1-203-4 Der | yuruny'e Ricketts of y DR. C. R. CHAMBERLAIN Scns der the value of the free engine. E e an s Htind ey SSonthE, 4 158 & Bhe Ve and e ter 1f, Wilson 3b, White p. Waldro rf. No exertion tc start pedaling e g Pl i = i , ‘ - Taftville A C. Demarais throush the crowded strects R A R el b e T L 0 trecaue b, Da- Lenta/ Surgeon. rom . up 0 . C. V. PENDLETON, JR. Smsliing o dave indersed il roceivanie and| vignon

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