MaseaIIBatIIe Begun.
OPENING OF THE NATIONAL LEAGUE
CHAMPIONSHIP SEASON.
Clue Gums Between Philadelphia and
Boston——.‘Jnv York shuts Out Washing
'ton—lndianupollv Brats (.hlugnv—l‘lttr
but: Don l'p Detroit.
Pulunrnrnu, April :l.——'l‘he League
ram owned in this city yestonlay with a
thinly contested and clue game between the
Philadelphia and Breton clubs, which r9
milled in n victory for the latter by the score
of 4 to 3.
The weather was rather frigid, and the
I,“ Ipoctaton showed but little enthusiasm.
The batteries were Clarkson and, Kelly and
Gleason and Clemenla The honors were
about evenly divided, although Gleason, who
i the latest. acquisition to the stuff of League
pitchan, dcaerms much unlit, as he pitched
awinnioggame. For the loss of thegame
'Iulvoy and Kelly are reewnsible. The
tormer threw wildly to the home plate to cut ”H
I! my. and the “Beam," as he afterward
admitted to Umpire Daniels, held Clement:
to luv-vent him securing the ball, which al-
IowodWiaeboscomalm Afterthis un-
gautlamanly act Kelly further tantalized and
dhguated the crowd by facing the grand
mainland shouting, “That's the soup." The
team of the game were the base play of
Bastian and Nash and the batting of Wood.
who. terrific drive overthe fence for a home
run war the only play applauded Daniels‘
umpiring gave general satisfaction Follow-
ingiathescoro; ‘ 1
Boston ................ 01000030'4
Philadelphia.....1 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0-:
lunuxarous, April 21. —The weather
wascoldandoloudy for the first champion-
Ibip game of the season yesterday. Both
Boyle and Vim Holtron pitched effectively
when men were on bows. Hims' and Myers‘
batting,1aml De y's work at short field
were features of t game. Ryan and l‘ettit
the ball over the fence in the tint
inning. Myers tied the score in‘the lint hull
of thenintb, sending the ball over the fence
for a home run. Several times' during the
game the home team had men on second and
third bases, with no one out, but their inabil-
ity to hit the ball at opportune tiim resulted
in their defeat.
The 5,0“) spectators witnereed a very pretty
spurring match during the tifth inning be»
tween Estorbrmk and Sullivan. Sullivan
made a hit and while at first base made a
remark to Esterbmk, who taking oilense,
struck him several times; they separated and
upon Sullivan repeating the reumrk Ester-
brook again went at him, nn-l the smack
of his glove upon Sullivan's. fare could
plainly bu board in the grand stand. Sulli-
van struck very wicke lly nt listerbrook, but
was neatly worded otl'. Katerbrooli threw
oil‘ his games, but players interfered. Both
men were arrested and will appear before the
mayor.
in tip.- first inning Hines came in from
tlm~ . um 11 hit by Donny, the bull “'ns fielded
1.. w: . anti .3 Hints started to walk away be
in: 1 vinudy strut-Ii in the back by Dar-
ii. _ . I ..::.' deafness being the muse of tho
1-"nllmving 'b' tho scum;
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. .. 1 ;.1.. 2103;, April :ll.—The tirst game!
the vlmihpiomhip season of the National
league was played here yesterday between
the New Yorke and Washington. The
weather was unfavorable for the sport, yet
more 11:11:13,100 people saw the game, which
proved a complete shut out for the Washing-
tom, this rwdt being due to Titcotnb‘s olfact-
ive pitching. Being left handed, the heavy
left hand button of the home club were
powerles New York fielded without an
error, and if O'Day had been properly sup-
ported the result would have been closer.
Myers played a brilliant game at second, and
Deasly’a combing and throwing to bases
could not have been excelled.
New York's decisive victory is entirely due
toTitcomb‘s pitching.
NewYork.............8 L’ ll 0 l t) l
Wuhington .......... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 M
Pl'rnllllmo, April 2l.—Tbe championship
mason opened up practically in a snow storm.
Light batting characterized the game.
Wheny’sflrstnmswere madeou bite and
daringrtealingbySunday,and the winning
ruminthetwelfth inning were made oner-
rorsbyBoweand'l’hompam and a rattling
hit by Knehne. The score was as follows:
Pittaburg.............1 0 0 0 l 0 0 o H
Detroit ................ 0200000 0 0-2
HI
Ohio Republican League.
Darvon, 0., April 2l.—-At theOhio Repub-
lican league yesterday about 100 clubs were
”prorated. Judge John A. Caldwell, of the
Blaine club, of Cincinnati, was elected presi-
dmt of the league by acclamation. H. L.
Morey, of Hamlltm; Capt. E. Carson, of
nilbboro; William Clillord, of Cleveland,
and 3.11m,“ Sandmky, were chosen
vice pruidenta B. J. Fanning, of Columbus,
waaelectad secretary. Cbarlea W. Donia, of
Dayton; M Sloth, of Cincinnati;
laugnaadoptndaatmug resolution Morning
mutatiokatnominatad by thooonvantion,
andtbeaadjom-nrd.
I. mill-a liacara'a Water Power.
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AB Ii. PLACE.
Booth Norwalk Conn.
Aux. e. ornaou.
Orgaule‘ tottholhatCowefioua.’ ‘ 'Church.Water
bury. Tea: at
l'ianol‘orie. Organ and Burial
Committee. -
it): ly Lock Box 39 I'. 0.. NOBVVALKOOBN-
DB. C. I". BOUTWELL,
DENTIST.
0m and Boeidrnrc,
hvura‘s chx. IAIN 8‘11. 80 ROBWALK-
Teeth extracted without by the ntcotfluor
“w or. .
wane: opened «mugs.
SOUTH NOBWALK SAVINGS BARK.
5] Washington Street.
I: Dallyfrom9 to 12am..and from 1 tolpJI
au on Saturday cvenlnga from o to 8.
William allowed on Deporltt.
ALDEN some Pm.-
roux 11. tennis. poem;
1. Joan 11.11NAPP. Sec. marten
DB. McfiONEGA L.
« —omcu All! mutual-r
Cor. West Avenue and Butler Street,
NOBWALK. CONN.
Ofllce Bonn-17ntllli arm: from I to a. and 1' to
8 p.m.; Sundays-3 to 4 pm.
H'Oornmunlcatlon by telephone.
W s. warp.
ARCII l'l‘EC'l‘.
by now prepared to make plans and Nation-
aad auperintend the conltmction of ulldlngr
TERMS REASONABLE.
Omar—Taylor's Bu lding Washington 83.; So.
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Nomi. I 0- Box A A5.
:I—c. cnovvrr.
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Carpenter and Builder.
Plano furnished and Estimates given.
Jobbln of all kinda promptly attended to.
buxom rtrect, ncar Main
P. 0. x 443. South Norwalk Ct.
ATTENTION.
Sewing Machine Supplies,
Attachments. Part0. Needles. Belts, etc, furnished
General Repairing of all kinds and makes of
Sari Iaehlnee. 0. LI. SBAILKB.
_ - in 81.. 80. Norwalk. 35st
J n: navnlosu.
. ,
Builder and Contractor.
”Work done by the day or contract.
Ollie foot oi llavzlund St. on Water. Ito. Box 617.
‘ 'ruomrzs,“
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mum rou Till:
Phoenix Insurance Co. of Hartford
AND
NOTAItX’ I‘ll IILIC.
BOWAYTON. CONN.
J D. JENNINGS,
o
Succcsror to L. E. Quintard.
Undertaker .& Embalmer.
No. 4 Knight St. Residence, 5 Elm bl"!
880-3m Norwnllt, Conn.
C n. ni’iiiiaiéf I
.
Cam for Weddings and Parties. [cc Cream
constantly on hand for the sick and wrll. ilia cric-
brated Root Beer. and Employment Office.
50 IAIN 811. 80. NORWALK. ('1'.
George II. Bonito—rid,-
FURNITURE DEALER !
And Furnishin Undertaker.
Call and see my large a of all kindeof furniture.
30 Main Street. Norwalk.
Also prepared to turnlrh everything for
the interment ot the dead, day or night. 'l'elcp one
connection with resilience. No. 3 Berkley place.
Ich 19.6m
1'. '1'. RYAN.
Bu ground the admire right tor Xorwuk
and nth Nerwalk to use the Dental Elam-i:
Vibrator. and extract: teeth without in, and tree
01’ any extra charge ”am 1:11 teeth a
rpecialty. other: and residence adjoining lethodiet
paramage,Norwalk.Ut. Open eveninge. mam
Monuments and Headstones.
Do not buy amonument or Headstone from any
ho ph, but go direct to the show rooml of
f! W. tea, Water Street. Norwalk and select one
all completeand u will not be disappointed in its
a ea or in all kinds of building rtone
cemetery work.
P. W. BATES.
u 3 m
A REMARKABLE
SARSAPARILLA. _,,
Eur erox, Mare.
A. F. Quintard. Esq" ‘
Dnrt Sun—Your Samparilla ha.
pwweda greataucceulnmycueand bu anllrcly
cured Inc. lean attendto my homework now as
well u I overcouId. llave lived here tor 40 year:
am am mdy to tertlfy that your treatment doe- all
thatyounoommeadltlodo. ltalea eat
Inter-eel in valeting humanity. and will do all can
turnout-Ea the people to use your remarkable
Bamparil .
Your: 'l'ml
1'into. 1.. non.
1 mm. rm run
Exrre- Highest Cash Price
P011
Bags, Bones, Bottles iron
and Metals.
Pattie-meringue tell the stock hyreadlnupoa-
ulcrrdto
WILLIAM PODIIORB,
IOO'I'II HOW“;
to Iain Street.
.0111]: Romans.
A late and fine ammo! of
Wall Papers,
Borders,
and Centers.
spring Styles-
wumxm w
DECKER’S
Paint and Wall ‘Papor Store,
' 64a.
Dalllllllt! I; NOBWALI 1117181011.
Corrected December 1111:. 1837.
Putnam Trains.
SOUTH.
Lv. Norwalk. Lv. Bo. Norwalk. At. Wilma l'oin
antral. 71533111, 752
an “ 12:: "
z. . m. m.
4 399“ 4 50 p;
2‘ N “ Bind 715 .. Mixed
NOIVI‘H. I
in. Wilson l‘mut. hallo. Nowell. ALNDKOEIhi
T :1) a. In. luvrl Till; m. I'a‘d ’l' 41 Hired
8‘10 " 0m “ 9:15am.
1218 .m.
1 52 land
5 19 p, m.
5 0t 6 ,5 A. > I It
030 “Hired 1000 "lllxcd 1007 Iliad
W. ll. Brrvrrror. VicePree. nod Geu'l Burger.
l'. o. Pun. Bu standout. .
ll. D.Avunu.1.. room Ticket Agent.
0:15 -' 1213p.m.
1140 “Hired 145 "lixod
15331.11). 5l5 “
BOUSA'I'ONIC DIVISION.
December 11. 1881.
Leave Bridgeport for Pitlatlcld.
7.10a m. accommo’n ,
10.06 .. ..
1.50 p. In. Mind 5 wumr HAIL.
4.32 " erprcee .730a.rn.
5.50 " uoommo'n f
.I‘Vm It on
War. 11. Samson, Vice Prrs't A: Gen'l Man‘g'r
W. K. Lvou, Supt.
ll. D. Avnuu. Urn. Ticket 191., Bridgeport, Conn
r. r. .1...” e ... 1.1.1.101...
Jan. 15111. 1888.
some win. some ns-r.
4.56 a. In. uproar. . 1.22am. Wuh‘on Rx.
5.16 " Express. 03.31 “ Accom.
5.40 “ Express. .751: " Accom.
5.50 “ Special. 8.46 “ Aroma.
6J2 “ local Ex. 9.20 “ Boston Rx.
6.16 ‘ B'porbr‘lp. 110.58 Accom 5
1.23 [“11 Ex. l2.1fip.m.Boeton Rx.
7.4:! “ MealEx. 1.15 "' Accom.
5:33 " localEx. 1.4: " lliggtleld Way.
9.06 " Local Ex 3.06 “ press
9,33 “ Accom. 1.32 “ Accom.
10.30 ‘ lanai Ex. 4.40 " Bum-re.
11.15 " Acrom. 5.10 “ Express.
12.59;). m..l-1xprcee. 5.42 “ shun-m.
1.90 " So. H.031, 6.14 “ local Bxprcue
2.“ “ Accom. 15.29 “ Brit! ’18 ial
3.33 “ Express. 6.53 “ Sp' eld .
4.46 “ Boutonlix. ".15: ” Bri ‘tSpeclr.
5.08 ' Accom. .819 “ Accom.
5.51 " Exprcae. DJ») “ Amour.
6.51 “ Accom. 11.06 " Adam; B: Ar,
7.32 “ Localhk. 111.7 " Boeton B1.
8.24 " B‘port bpec. 12.21 ” “
9.50 “ Berton lit.
10.15 “ Accom. ,
12.56 “ Warh'ton Er.
human. Simone.
9.15 Aocom 7.32 " Accom.
6.11pm Accom. 9.11“ Arc-3m
7.3-: " Locallixp. $.51p.rn.Arcom.
8.30 " arr-om. .
'l'ralnu Leave Burt Norwalk.
oolso was: some not.
6.0? a. m. 6.31 a. m.
7.15 “ 3.43 "
2.36 “ 1.15 p. m
9.3 " 01.11; “
11.41 ‘ 10.00 "
2.40 p. In.
6.48 “
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(Sen. Sui"
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loud H. SMITH,
FLIIRIS'I'.
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MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK
~bottle-roll}. new:
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”TO .wl'uIl '. .-
E VERY PM? SOLD WITII
_FOLl.0IVIIl0 GUARANTEE.
Wamntod not to break nor
roll up with one year’s vvcnr.
"they do the money paid no
for them will be refunded.
For sale at the Boston Dry Good- Store,
45 Main Street, sour-Ill. I10 am
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11013010201110 manor»: 4' '
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Announce the looming
l'lrt l'i'l‘rll'ul.
50c.
worth 15 to 250.
590.
and Towels.
WI IillIlI‘iII
at the
WASHINGTON ST.
and invite inspection and trial.
or the 1mm: rtock tron: w let: to have
one. c.‘_ s'rILLson.
Real Estate and Boone Agent.
Fire, 11:.- and Accident.
Ocean Steamship Tickets-Cabin and Slocum.
all parts of Europe.
Notary Public. Acknowledgements Taken.
Railroad Tickets.
to Destination.
65 Wubmgton 81., (Next door to Port-0mm)
over shown bvforv of
. A FINE
l 3111‘ 018 pierce for
? PARLOR SUITS
From $30.00 lprurcls.
Dining Room Tables,
Sideboards.
Button Chairs,
I’hairs, Hut. Bucks. Book
(Fuses, etc., etc.
AGENTS FOR Till:
Standard Folding Bod.
Call and arr-them at our wnrrroome.
Bed in the market for the money.
UP STAIBS,
” Hot W
I 1.01 Hamburg Edgings,
500 yards, 2350., worth 30 to
1 Lot Do Do 750 yards lilo,
1 Lot Corset Covers, llam-
burg Trimmed, 210.‘ ,
3d Invoice of Kid Gloves.
embroidered back, 5 button,
Bargains in llamlkcrchicis
ll IIIII' PI'IBHS.
lSIIIIIIS.
NEW DRUGS?
OldStand!
We have now «solved a full vnpplyof new dmgr,
oday we are
better furnished than ever with all that goes to make
up a llrut clue drug'etore and the ubiic can be‘ an-
Prescriptions Unmluulll‘
At ehort notice and in the most rkiiltul manner.
Jacob M. Layton,g
General lusuranccAgeucy .
Drum for one .2 and upwards and Money Dram to - ‘\‘ it]; c
Baggage Checked
South Norwnllr. (10an
EAR/lb ‘sTOw.
l’IIlllIll‘IIllE
Wuhan just received the law: at and 60091 clock
OAK CHAMBER SUlTS,
WALNUT CHAMBER SUITS.
AXTIQUB ASH "“"““““$2".00
Tho finest
87, 89, 91 Mail] 31.;
SOUTH NOR‘VALK
Isl.
each.
390. each.
)uir.
Iient’s brown half hose, full re
Infant’s Slip and Robe” Department.
Infant’s long Culnbric slip, neck and sleeves 'lrilnmcd with ,‘ Hamburg, only 250.
2nd. Our infant's long slip, with lucked yoke and Hamburg trimmed, will be sold for
3rd. Infant’s long Cambric slips, with all-over Hamburg yoke and Hamburg trimmed
neck and sleeves, and Hamburg rulllc at the bottom, only 690. each.
11h. .Our infant’s short Carnbric dresses, tnckcd and trimmed with fine Swiss point Ham-
burg, quI be sold for 24c. each.
Remember. we also have a large line of the liner dresses and long and short Embroidered
Cashmere Cloaks, :11 prices that defy competition.
WHITE, WHITE
GENT’S '
SHIRTS, SHIRTS,
Reinforced I'n mt null back, will be sold on Saturday Ior 450. each.
Ludios’ brown balbriggan hose, only Ilc. per pair on Saturday.
Lmlics’ Silk Tull‘cta Gloves, in black and «blurs, will be sold on Saturday for I70. per
LADIES’
GOLLARS, GOLLARS,
apes, all sizes, worth 10c. Our price for Saturday, only 30. each.
BOSTON STORE.
45 Main St., Norwalk, Gt.
gular made, worth 25o, only 17c. per pair on Saturday.
Pearl buttons in all styles will be sold, 2 dozen for 50. Examine them.
LINEN, LINEN
" 110 mu LIKE
If so order the
lululesteriw
Lounges and Couches:
Pam-y Plush 1
’Fflllll BIfllIIIBI‘I,
One Lb. Prints.
it.
MUSIC HALL BLOCK.
Sizes,
Prices,
To all who are obliged to pro
should avail themselves.
flood Butler?
Our llurcaibo Coffee at
2:1 015. mul’t he beat. 'l‘ry
B. F. Stevens,
I ATENTB.
I (E. It BI'ISG'I‘OK,
Washington. I). C.
I Ten years in United limes Patent 0mm.
I
' dkw Gunle to inventors mailed tree.
Illa Mnlel Mariel.
”1113 BEST-—
‘MEATS
SERVED L‘l Till; BEST EARN“
If on want the china-rt MEATS. obtained to
card-ere of trouble or cost. you will find them at my
Market. no well no
Poultry of all Kinds,
IN "'3 SKASON.
F. HAYES.
mantra nwcx.
- aouru NOBWALK.
eather ié T’Cti'iifing
*—
The Old and Reliable.
nu mm 1.0
Nona 11911011
-THE PROPELLERS—
1‘
lCity of Norwalk & Eagle,
Will make daily tri , Sunda excepted, Ill
freight between New ork, Norvyv'uk and South
Norwalk. Will leave Pinafoot of Durham
New York.every evening, ex Saturdays, at 5
o'clock,andon Saturdav at 2 p.111. have For-
w-lk Bridge and Soalhxorwalk every crating.
Prelght taken from and received for all
, point- on tho Danbnry and Bar-walk and
I Shep-n; Railroad. at Greatly Boduead
' Ratea.
l'pon a plic‘lliou to agents the City of Norwalk
and lag e will be sent for rpeclal lotid freight
anywhere III New York or he vicinity.
H'Allpenous are forbid truatin an of the
cmploymottheboauon this line 0% ”blunt o!
mwneruthereo
..
woubwszFUL
NOW 18 THE TIME To PREPARE 1
For the Next Six Days. commencing Monday. April sad. we will oler
GENTS 5 GENTS
16
5e
18
7&0
M
vlde for the want: of the family this to an opportunity of which they
These goods are Perfect, no seconds. and the price: given above
100 noz. cnrnnnnu’s oauzr: unnnnvns'rs.
20
1100
22
12%0
24
15c
26
17§c
BO DOZBH GENTB’ BALBRIGGAN UNDERVES’I‘S FOR 25 CENTS EACH. GOOD VALUE AT 450. AND 500.
100 DOZEH LADIBS’ REGULAR MADE BOSE FOR 12in). PER PAIR; WORTH 250.
CHILDREN’S RIBBED HOSEfiBEGULAR Rubin}. PER PAIR: WORTH 250.
28
200
30
22%c
32
25c
34
27,10
GEI‘I'B’ UNBLEAOHBD K 8083 FOR. 170.: WORTH 250.
aw
are lean than half the wholesale; value.
LINEN sAL-m ALSO oommxmumn.
QJ.W.&
.5. SMITH,
68 Washington Street, South Norwalk.
Norwalk Chronicler