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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-04

To produce that lily white com , plexion try Madam Watsrs' Face Cream. T
 Keep U-Neat Co, steam dycrs, cleaners and matters, 5ls Main; old phone G57
 For Sale-Onc mare mule for sale, F hands high Call APO West 2d Ave , pi,e Rlufr Ark l-28-6t
 Let Farrar frame your pictures. also put in your broken glass. 3so Pine Street, Old Phone 5si. l ,2-27-lm
 You need have no fear of dying with Pneumonia If you will use Pneumo Emollient it gives immediate relief At all druggists 1
 20 per cent discount on Sheet pic. lures, also Framed pictures, $. C. Farrar, 32O Pine St., Old Phone 564. l2-27-1m
 Have just received a large ship mcnt of poultry wire, all heights. Get your fence up in shape to have an early garden.
 When you need wall paper and some one to put it on cali up Farrar, old phone 5e4, md lie will send a pa- per hanger at once. 32O Pine St. I've can't sell our goods for cost --haye to make a profit. but we are there with the goods and prices. Tom- Iinson X Knox. 20S West 2d Ave.
 The winter isn't over, nor our special prices on heaters. Now ts your chance to get one cheap Tt ICleyeland- Matthews Hardware Co.
 --"Money Rolls" to the person wno plants our high grade nursery stock. Roses and ornamentals q speciality. Meador Bros, Nurserymen and Flor ,sts Dumas. Ark. 2-2 d-1m
 See Farrar for wall paper window -lass md picture frames. 3so Pine street.. Old Phone 5G1. l2~27-1m
 FOR SALE--Flne Oak Sidehoard and dining table Will sel! both Tor s25 .oe. May be seen at 3os Wesf c;x,tb ave,oe d-tf
 -For Rent-.l'hrcc rooms furnished with all conveuiences for housekeeD- ing and situated close in. Call tt poe wo,nut St 1-31-3t
 --Haye just received another ship ment of I.isk Granite Self-Basting Roasters, just the thing for chickens, turkeys and roasts. Cleveland-Mat' thews Hardware Company.
 Does your lamp smoke and smell bad? Perhaps it Is the oil. why don't you insist on getting Eupion Oil' On tho market for forty years. We will absolutely guarantee every gal Ion of it. Waters-Pierce Oil Co. 1-22 d-tf
 GOLD WEATHER HAS COME HAVE YOU UAD YOUR BROKEN WINDOW ..NES FIXED? IF NOT DO TT NuW AND LET M'DANIEL' HlrCHMAN DO THE WORK. OLD PHONE, SO6.
 -WANTED-Sales of ability and neat appearance to call on all merchants In their territory: elegant side tine, convenient to carry: good commissions: prompt remittance. Bel mont Mfg. Co.,. Cincinnati. Q. lc-l3-16s
 The sale of seats for "The rest which Is to be presented by Miss Blanche Walsh and capable com pany tonight at the Elks Theater went on yesterday morning and there was q general rush for them. Before the day was over many of the choice seats were taken on the lower nooi and In the balcony. The Shreveport critics pronounce the show one of '"e
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-04

The only moving, baggage and storage company in Pine Bluff owned and operated exclusively by white people. Pine Bluff Moving, Baggage and Storage Company. Both phones sl, 1-2-H
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-04
Let Farrar frame your pictures, also put in your broken glass. 3.O Pine Street. Old Phone 564.
LOST OR SPRAYED.
i2-27-1n'

One bay mare. about 10 years old, weight about 800. with two small Jumps under jaw. one-eyed and small white spots on back. Liberal reward will be paid for the recovery or any information leading thereto. T. E. Easterling. 1904 W. 7th. l-29-d-6t Wit
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-04

Harsh physics react, weaken the bowels, cause chronic constipation. Doan's Regulets operate easily. tone the stomach, cure constipation, 25c. Ask your druggist for them.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-04

Accidents will happen, but the best regulated families keep Dr. Thomas Electric Oil for such emergencies. It subdues the pain and heals the hurts.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-04
SPECIALS

SPECIALS. Caulifiower, Lettuce. Spanish Onions, tomatoes. Grape Fruit, Fla. oranges.
 Fish every Friday.
 Oysters direct from the coast in sealed carriers three times a week. THE LLOYD GROCERY CO,
 "Eveything Good to Eat" ' Two Old Phones, New fnOn0 574.5A E
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-15
JEFFRIEs AT THE OLD STAND. Will Be Ready to Fight Johnson
 Champion Will Be Fit.

Toronto. Ont, July 14.-When in- formed of the contents of the Chicago despatch today, James J. Jeffries who is at present in Toronto, said he had no comment to make, except that he would be ready to fight the negro at the appointed time. Sam Berger, who is Jeffries' manager as well as his sparring partner. said that Johnson would probably not be on hand when they reached Chicago
 Jeff is very much annoyed at the published statement that he does not intend to do battle with Johnson, but that he is just holding it up as bait to catch the public during his the atrical tour.
 "Tn fight him." he said, "and it won't be any Tommy Burns that he'll find in the ring. Burns champion Well he was good fast little boxer. but no match for a big man. He was only a midileweight, and I think I know several in that class who would beat Toramy. Jack (TwIr) Sullivan trimmed him twice: Bill Squires had him beaten. but didn't know it.
 "I am here. now ready again to do business at the old stand. You can see for yourself what condition Pm in. I'm as hard as nails. Feel that arm and those leg muscles and my back Any waste tissue there? Not much fat in sight, eh? Well. I weigh 235 pounds now. My fighting weight I don't know myself, but 1t won't be much less this time. I've taken off 45 pounds since started training. I hurt my left hand a month ago, but it's all right now."
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-15
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
coNFusloN COMPOUNDED. Whole Market Runs Into Trivial and
 Unnneaning Fluctuations.

New York, July 14-Operators fin /stocks were confirmed in their inclina-
 ton to refrain from dealing today ow-
 ing to the inconsequential and inde-
 cisive movement of the market for
 several days past. This characteristic
 became even more pronounced today.
 The recent action has stopped at a
 reversal of the previous days move ment. Today the confusion was con- founded by the mixing of upward and
 downward movements in the same day,
 the whole market running out into
 trivial and unmeaning fluctuations without consistency. Influences tow ards halting the speculative movement were found in the news from the crop regions. Basic confidence in the profit able outcome of the harvests underlies the determination with which stocks are held by present owners. Such in- cidents as today's panic amongst the bears in wheat are sufficient, however,
 to deter speculatoEs from committing
 Themselves unduly with a period to race during which crop scares are not an impossibility and which all the in- genuity and resources for exaggeration of bear party in stocks would have to be counted on to magnify. The good news from the corn crop may have had an influence on the sharp rise in the St. Louis and San Francisco stocks. These were getting a belated benefit
 also from the placing of the company's
 bonds with French syndicate. Wa bash preferred was conspicuously strong again, but all the news con
 cerning the stock consisted in myste- rious allusions to favorable develop ments which remained vaguely de- fined. Steel trade advices were highly favorable and an attempt was made
 to use the sudden departure of J. P. Morgan from England for New York as presage of favorable developments at the coming quarterly meeting of the United States Steel directors, to be held on the last Tuesday of the month. Copper news was less satisfactory, prices of the metal being reduced again at the New York metal exchange, and an early fall in London being followed by recovery, without, however rally ing the copper industrials in the Lon don stock market. A commentary on the character of the market was found in the varying action of Virginia Caro- lima Chemical, which receded again fol- lowing yesterdays resumption of divi- dendS after six year interval, and Atchison. which held firm, although the directors took no action on the divi- dend, as speculative rumor had stated they might. The banks are making payments to the sub treasury on &C., count of the recall of government ac- counts which mature tomorrow, the burden of these payments, which amount to s9,0O0,OO0 for tomorrow. evil dently falling almost wholly on the New York banks. The effect was seen in further advance in the New York exchange at Chicago to 25 cents pre-
 mium per $1,000 compared with 10 cents discount ruling last week. The feature of the money market was the active demand for over the year ma turities, six months loans being done
 at 3-S per cent. Bonds were irregu- lar Total sales, par value, $3664000.
 United States bonds were unchanged on call.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-15
BONNIE WILKES IN FOURTH PLACE
Norwich Horse Favorite Dsappoints Bsckers A. Cs Beaten in New London-Cleveand Trims Athletics in 12 Innings Pitsburg Wins Again in Brooklyn

Norwich had representative We'd nesday in the yNoonsocket races. Frank Smiths Bonnie Wilkes, PA 1-2, which was entered in the 2.23 trot, but al- though the favorite the Norwich horse was beaten out The Associated Press despatch says;
 In the harpess racing at the Woon- socket driving park Wednesday, but one event was finished, the 2.23 trot, which Shila captured after six heats, with Bonnie Wilkes, the favorite. a poor fourth. There were many minor accidents and some sefbacks for foul driving. In the 2.20 pace Sovereign Boy finished first in the fourth heat, but was sent back to last place on account of the judges displeasure at Bruisie's driving In the 217 pace Prince Hamlin, driven by Dore, and Kings Heir, driven hy Forshner, were set back for a similar cause.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-15

cue expert Tor match. Jencks to make
 The spectacular thing about Shakes peare's playing is that 1t is all with one hand. and he makes many shots that are an impossibi1ity to many play CTS using two hands. One of his feat. ureshots is to pick the bah off the spot without looking. the, cue ball being placed on one spot and the object ball on the other for this feat. He gives number of other exhibition shots as well to prove his claim as a topnotch one hand pool player.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-15
WESTON IN sAN FRANcIsco.
Took Ferry from Oakland Last Night
 at Nine O'clock.

Benecia, Cal. July 14.-Edward Pay son Weston arrived here at 10.3o a. m. today. He started immediately at a land, which place he expected to reach about o'clock tonight. Weston Is five days behind his 100 day schedule.
 San Francisco, July 14.-Edward Payson Weston arrived at Sixteenth street station, Oakland, at 9 o'clock to- night and took boat across the bay to San Francisco.
 San Francisco, July 14.-Weston completed his 3.s75 mile walk from New York at 10.50 o'clock tonight when he arrived in San Francisco.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-15
c. A. c. Lost at New London.

ernoon, the c. A. C.s of this city were defeated b va New, London team, Il to ]. Cranker and Mcclure were the New London battery and the visitors from Norwich found Cranker for only 3 hits. Gallivan and Walsh were the c. A. c. battery and Jackie was found for twelve safeties, with four errors by the Norwich boys, netted II runs. There was one error in the New Lon don column.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-15
Battinq Rally in Eiohth.

Bridgeport, July 14.-By a batting rally in the eighth inning, i've hits netting five runs, Bridgeport beat Wa terbury, 5 to 3. A change of pitchers in the ninth stopped similar rally by Waterbury.
 Score: R.H. E. Bridgeport 000 % o5 -5 ii i Waterbury 10 O0OOO o 2-3 ' 3
 Batteries: Pollard, Gibbs and Koch- CT; McGarry and McDonald; time, 1.35; i; umpire, Sternberg.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-15
Arasss oaIIopsd ous of Pocket to Win

Empire City N. Y, July 1.-The Empire City Racing associations sum mer meeting began under the most fa- vorable conditions. A large attend ance was attracted by the good card offered. the feature being the Midsum- mer stakes at one and one1eighth miles. resulting in an easy victory for the to favorite Araeee- He had to be much the best to win. as he was la .
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-15
Walters to Play at Baltic.

After coniderable layoff, the Wau- regan Walters ball team is to take the field again in a couple of weeks. Va- cations have prevented the playing of games in the pas two weeks, but these will be over in short time, and Cap tain Scanlon has agreed to play Baltic agreed to bring down a strong team, SC as to give the Walters a good run for their money, and Manager Cote of Baltic promises that the Walters will have to play ball to add another to their nice list of victories so far this season.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-15
Northampton Collapsed in Eighth.

Northampton, Mass, July 14- Northampton lost to New Haven today ' to 2. The game was well played up to the eighth inning, when the local team went to pieces, and the visitors piled up five runs in the last two in nings. The feature of the game was the catch of a line drive by Guest in
 Score: RH.E. New Haven I 0.0s0o 2s3-7 II 1 Northspton 0100 o O D. 1 0-2 g 5
 Batteries: Wilcox and Waters; War. ner and Bridges; time, 1.30; umpire, Cullen.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-15
Flynn Rests Billy Papks. |.

Maud Junction Arena, los Angeles, Cal, July 14-Billy Papke and Jim Flynn met in a ten round bout before a fair sized crowdaat the Pacific A. c. tonight. They fought at catch weights, Flynn outweighing Papke eight pounds and the betting was 10 to 6, with Papke the favorite. The law permits no decisions, but Flynn had the ad- vantage.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-15
COTTON.

New York July 14.-Cotton spot closed quiet, 10 points lower; middline uplands, 13.05; middling gulf, 1890; sales, LOGO bales. Futures closed very steady. Closing bids: July 1255, Au- gust 12.56, September 12.57. October l2.62, November 12.61, December .65 January 12.65, February ., Marcf l2.66, April =, May 12.67.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-15
New York wIn. in Tenth.

New York. July 14-New York defeated Cincin- natl today to in ten inning game the locals having to come from behind to win By the sixth inning. owing to wildness the part Of Spade and timely hits by Devlin and Brdwell. New York was on even terms with Cincinnati The visitors broke the tie in the tenth on Downeys triple and Besch- er's single. and New York out in its half on McCornick's triple and singles by Murray and Deviin Murray having stolen second before Devlin hit safely. Murray made remarkable running catch. Each team used two pitchers. Score:
 circianatI New York
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-15
Risinu Let HoIyoke Win.

Holyoke, Mass, July 14--In well played game Hoiyoke defeated Spring field, to D.. With two out in the ninth and a man on second, Left Fielder Ris- ing lost a fly ball which permitted the home team to score the winning run.
 Score: R. H. E. Holyoke % 0 0OO 1-3 5 8 Springfield O0 00O0 011O-2 6 3
 Batteries: Files and Beaumont; Por- ray and Whalen; time. 1.50; umpire, O,Brien.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-15
SHAKESPEARE, POOL EXPERT.
One Hand Wonder Has Game on With
 John Jenoks.

Frank Mackervvey of Boston, better a pool expert, arrived in Norwich on Wednesday in the course of tour of Connecticut, in which he has visited
 and played in 37 towns. Shakespeare came from New London, where he had
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-15

Game called on account of darkness
 Score by innings:
 Philadelphia ......0 0 % 0 oE2 St. Louis ......-........2 0 2-l1
 Runs for Philadelphia Magee Bransned. for St. Louis Byrne. Ellis g. Bresnahsn 8. Konetcty. Evans Hulswtt. Charles 2: two base hits. Titus, Brans- field, Magee; three base hit, Delehanty: hits on Sparks Bin l inning off Foxen l in 2-3. of Van dyke in 1-3, of Brown f in (; sacrifice fly. Ko- netchy: stolen bases, Byrne g. Ellis. Bresnahan. Konetchy 2. Evans: double play. Charles to Ko- netehy; left on bases. Phladefpna 6. St- Louis g.: first base on balls. or Sparks l. off Foxen 2. of vandye 3. of Brown [; first baes on error. Phia- delphia 1: hit by pitcher. by Brown 1; struck out by Foxen l. Brown l. Lush 2; pasesd balls Mar tell 2; wild pitches Foxen, Brown; time, l.50; umpire, Emslie
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-15
MoNEY-

New York, July 14.-Money on call easy at l 3-4@2 per cent; ruling rate l 7-S; last loan 2; closing bid 1 7-S; offered at 2. Time loans strong for over the year maturities; sixty days, per cent; ninety days, 2 3-s; six months, 1-4@3 1-2
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-15
St. Inui,.
Philadelphia.

Score by innings:
 St. Louis ...-...o o e4 O. 2-s
 Runs. for Philadelphia Grant. Knabeh. Titus. Bransneld for St. Louis Konetchy. Evans, Dele hanty ?. Hrlswitt, Chares two base hit. Tftus three basehit. Konetchy; hits. of Moore in g innings of Coreleskie in 2; sacrifice hit. Covees ke; sacrifice fy. Byrns; stolen bases Bransheld. Delehanty Hulswitt Maaes q; double play. Dooln to Knabe to Bransfeld: left bases. Philadelphia IS. St Louis &; first base bals. of Moore l. of Harmon '. of Coveieske 3; first base error Philadelphia l; struck out. by Moore 10. by Core leskie 2 Harmon l. passed balls. Dooin 2; wild pitch Harmon; time. 240; umpire Emslie.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-15
pIr.... Max. il Two Straight.

Brooklyn July l4.-Pittsburg made it two straight today beating Brooklyn easily to ?. Runs came in blocks of two for the visitors until tho ninth inning. when Millef hit to the center field blcachers for clean home Brooklyn tallles came in the fourth solid hits by Cienn- ent. bennox and Jordan. Phillippi did not issue a hind Ruckcr was wobbly and his passes were cost ly The scores
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-15
DENTISTRY

The dental business established by my brother, whose assistant was for many years. will be continued by ma assisted by Dr. V. ID. Eldred.
 It will be a pleasure to see the former customers of my brother and as many new ones as will favor me with their patronage. Extracting 25c and up.
 novied DIR. cHAS- 8. ELDREpI
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-15
New rneIand -l...u. s,,uI,,.

At Lynn-New Bedford 5 Lynn l.
 At Worcesner-Flrst game: Worcester :. Brockfon 2. Second aame; Worcester g. Brockton 2. At Fall Riser-HaverhiiI [. Fall River 6. At Lzwrence- e-LaHrencs 2 Lowell l.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-15
pe,ssa.
.Batted fpr racksy in sth.

" -uHro1 11 7t<]F
 Score by innings:
 ss,'ss sa,ssso ...;..s sSscsSSes E
 Huns. for Chicago sheckatd 3. schults ]. Chance Tinker Archer. for Boston Thomas. Beaumont; two base hits, Beaumont. rstenfeldt; hits. of Tuckey in 2 innings of More 1 in | sacrifice hits Arch. CT 3 Schulte. double play. Brown to Chance: left on bases, Chicago T Boston 3; first base on balls of Brown 1. off Tuckey i. of More |; first base on errors Chicago 3 Boston I; struck out. b6y Fuckey
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-15
AmsrIesn Lsaeus slas6Is1.
Cleveland fskss Ia lnuIns csutsst.

Cleveland, July I4-Clevesnd again defeated to 3 h. twelve Innings The winning run was SCOT cd on fotng's single and Turner's triple. The game was haturtd bS the most brilliant nfIdine of the yssr Perrins Baker and Murphy ezceilins. The
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-15
BASEBALL WEDNESDAY.
Esstsra League Result.

At Jersey City--Jersey City B. Providence 5. At Baltimnre-First game Baltimore z. Newark 5. Second game: Newark 5. Baltimore 8. At Rochester-Rochester 5. Montreal {. At Buffalo Buffalo l. Toronto 8.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-15
Even sr,.k Is obls.so.

Chicago. July 1L-Nsw York and Chicago broke
 to through wildness on the part of Chicago fin the second inning The second game went to Chi cago to q Scores. Bfrxt H
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-15
New York.

s- - Totals, SI 10 50 l4 Two out whcr winning r.lr scored.
 .Batted for Fletcher fin 10th.
 .*Batted for, Raymond in 9th:
 Score by innings:
 Cininnan -. II % 0 IA New York .:......0 % 2 1 0 0 2-5 Runs. for Cincinnati Bescher g. Psskert, Downey. for New York Mccormick Murray Drvln. Bridwell. Schlei three base hits, Brdwell Downey., McCor- mick: home Bescher: sacrifice hits. Egan Hob htzel; stolen bases. Bridweil. Murray g. Bescher g. left on bases Cincinnati 5. New York B. first bbsse on errors. New York l. double plays. Doyle to Bid well to Penney. Bhdwell to Doyle to Penney; struck out. by Rsymond 2 by wiltse {: first base balls. of Raymond 8. on Spade {. on Casper l: hit by pitcher. by Raymond l; time. 2.1S: umpires. John stone and Eigler.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-15
National LsAsus s.aadIas.
.nuh. asllIsd in Riath,

Boston July 14-Todays game was hctly contest ed up to the ninth inning when Chicago seofed five runs. winning easily to g. Tuckey was eisen poor eighth. Score:
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-15
oeusls N.,d.r w,rt to st. LouI,.

FhiIadephia July 1i.Ast. Louis won both games of double header from Philadelphia today the first game requiring eleven innings of play and the second being called at the end of the eighth count of darkness. Scores:
 First 9ame-
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-15
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Even Break at New Britain.

New Britain, Conn, July 14-New Britain and Hartford broke even in a double header here today. New Britain losing the first game, to 0, and win- ming the second, 2 to 1. McCabe's s catch in the second game was the fea- ture. Hard hitting by both teams was also a feature.
 The scores:
 First game R. H. E. New Britain o 0 GO 0 o o--0 2 Hartford 0 0 o o 0 1 0 0 2-S 9 0
 Batteries: Hardy and Rufiange; Schuman and Wadleigh; time, 2.40; un1pires, Lincoln and Lawton.
 Second game R. H. E. New Britain % 0 70 2*-7 12 8 Hartford 0 O0O1 O-1 2
 Batteries: Case and Rufiange; Lew .erenz and Wadleigh; time. two hours; umpfres. Lincoln and Lawton.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-15

Canvas may be waterproof by cov- ering with finely shaved beeswax and then melting it in with hot flat iron
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-15

tzd pockef to inc upper {ufH: xhefe
 ne came to the outside and won by two
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-15
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PhIladslphIs.

1osals, 4J TO 36 I6 Fl
 One out when winning nin scored
 Score by innlnzsi
 S,ss,ls.;o rs,,.1.;os,. sssssssss ds Runs: for Cleveland Easteriy Hinhman BirmInf- ham. Young. for Philadelphia Oldring Davis Baker: first base on errors Cleveland T. Philadeiphia 3: two base hits Hinchmsn. Birmingham. Flick three base hits. Turner, Davis; sacrifice hits. Ganley. stovall. Ball: double play. Easterly to Ball: first base on balls. of Young 1. of Coombs 1; hit by pitcher. by Coombs l; left bases. Cleteand a.. Philadelphia T; struck out. by Youha s. by Coombs l; time. 2.2s; umpires, Eean and Connolly.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-15

Runs. for Chicago Altizer. Parent 2 Dougherty. Purtellh Tannehi Scott 2. for New York Demmitt. Cree; two base hits. Doushsry. Atz. Parent; three base hit Lake sacrifice hits. Austin. Parent. Atz.
 Altizer. Isbeli; stolen bases. Parent Dougherty 2. Isbell, Tannehill; lefte on bases Chicago 8, New York 10: bases balls. off Scott 1. on Lake |: struck out, by Lake 6. by Scott 5; pssesd ball. Kleinow; time. 1.53; umpires. Hurt and o'Lough- lin.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-15
'plttsburs,
afeoklyrn.

Runs. for Pittsburg Bsrbeau. Clarke. Wagner 2. storke Miller 2. for Brooklyn Clement Lennox; two base hits. wssner Miller Lennox, Lumley: home run Miller; doube plays, Hummel to Mc2lllan to Jordan. Wagner to Storke. Wilson to Storke left oh bases. Pittsburs ?. Brooklyn g.; first base on balls, of Rucksr 3; irss base errors. Pitts burg T. struck out by Rucker {. by Phillippi 5; time. 135; umpire, O'Day.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-15
INSURANCE
l.L. LLTHR0P & SONS

continue to issue insurance on Mcr. cantile, Dwellings and Farm Property In the strongest companies at low rates.
 Give us call before placing your business elsewhere.
 8 shstuekst Street. Norwich. Conn
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Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-15
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New York.
core by inninas:

Ne" iork ........s-..v VI
 Runs. for Chicago Altizer. Parent. Isben. for New York Demmitt. Knight. Engle. Cree: two base hits. Altizer. Laporte 2,- Tannehiil. Cree, Klelnow Is bell. Dougherty: sacrifice hits Parent. Enge. Klei- now. Austin: stolen base. Dougherfy: double plays Fiene to Isbeil to Sullivan TannehER to PurteE: {: left bases. Chicago 4. New York 6: bases on bafs. of Hughes 2: struck out. by F1ene g. by Hughes 3; wild pitch Lake; time l.5s; umpires. O'Lourhlin and Hurst.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-15
American Leaeue.

At Detroit--Deircit- Washington postponed; vel grounds.
 At St. Lcuis-st Louis Boston postponed: :: raIn.