We 'a'ré'héadiiuarier's‘ lien: for
fi....;r111p,».«v§a 1 w.
it Lace 'C'oruers. ., '
Choice 5cis.
With Embroidered Corners.
Choice iOci‘s.
Embrhidcred or Lace Trimmed
stitched or Plain.
15.15.11.010: 25cls.
Lace Tnmmed or Embro1de'red.
1
11111 on
10111111
furnish your hoim‘e complete. Ou'r assort—
urnitute is large and varied. We have
largo. and carefully selected stock oi“ CidRPETS,
obtaine
has not
. u rod-lot,
-, Stumtorl
tout the 'ho'st and classiest line of
11mm tcd' White. Green 8nd Brass Beds. "'1‘
pr ttlcst patterns of FANCY ROCKER
“111a" Mods. With the marlin
urticlos. timer-12' 1s vast satisfti'c
goth; says: Sid Dnrlin 1'01 no it! t
011111111th liuronJ‘Iich ii
it ' 03' Widow-thou nail
't‘i‘hnd physician or turtln)
‘ Milk-r, Shelton:
, Lockwood; Avioo presidont
' curator
' , 'R'Thn‘ 11111.
. ChambnriMn'in, of
" of tho stoic; Honry‘iv,
, ,il ‘hri . stsoui
11111 1 Chicoridapj
, soul. New “1.0111
1) danish mono
Mitohpll' South triumph. and Captain
Richard P. Frénmun. .71)., New London
The non—cummlaslopod officers are
Sorgeuuh Major [insane H Greene
Hartford. chip! trumpeter; 8811111111118
1111in C Down. Hartford, mounted oru"
dorl'y; crgeant Walter Hall. South
Norwalk‘. mounted orderly; Corporal
Frank D. Layton. south Norwalk
mountod orderly; Corpbral Lester J
Waterbury. South Norwulk. mounted
orderly. Grand Marshal Frost, stuff
and non—commissioned oilioers will be
mounted. ,‘ -,
Following that): will be Captain A. A
Bolts or Norwnlit and his aides. Lieu
tenant Harvey Kent and Sergeant Har-
rY Rider. both. of Norwalk
The Fourth Regiment, Colonel Char
ins W. Hondric and staff, commanding
will come ncxt. The stuff consists at
Adjutant, Captain William A. Pratt. ol
Stamford; Adjutant First Battalion
l‘1‘1odcrick P. Wood, Stamforul Adiut-'
out Second Battalion. First Lieutenant
Robert N. Burroughs. Bridgeport‘
. Quartermaster, Everett E. Noyes. Slum
- ford;
Commissary. First Lieutenant
John D. Hertz. Stamford; l’aymaster
First Lieutenant Waiter Staplcton
Bridgeport: Surgoon. Major George B
Cowcll Bridgeport; Assistant Surgeon
First [lieutenant Frederick Schvoh
Std1'111'btd;lnl1ucotor ot Small Arni-r
Prdéti‘oé Captain Chmlns A. hmdlcy
Bridgeport: Chaplain Rev. Charles P
Hall Danbury
Rosctti' s Marine Band of New Ym i:
will head the l‘lr'st Battalion il‘ou‘rtl
Rogimcnt with Major G. L. Fitch. of
Stamford. commnudlnu' 'l'hc oompnut‘
ins in the First Battalion will be in linr'
first rind will 111) in the following or
«lot: Company G. ‘C'aptaiiu Vincont M
kind. Danbury': Compdny F. Cnptair
William l. Comstock. Norwnlk: Com
puny D. Captain Howard J. Bloomor
Norwallc. and Company C. Captain A1)
draw J. Moran. Stamford.
'l‘hc Socoud Battalion. Fourth Rngl
mcut. with Major J. J. Hurley. 0)
Bridgeport. commanding. and the com
panics will lino up its follows: Com.
11311111 1. Captain George M. Crossmnn
Winston: Company B. First Licutenaul
James ‘J. Hnillgnn. Bridgeport: (Tom-
puny K. Cuptnin Stephen P. Cronan
Bridgeport. and Company E, Captuir
Edward J. .loy Bridgeport
Fullowing tb'ls Will be tho Fourth
Suction Brigade: Signal Corps, Firm
Liciuonant William ~Il.1111nsb11ry, (‘om-
mnndlnn: Fourth Muchinn Gun Bat
inry, First Lit-utenanl. ’1‘. ll Conn
Bridgeport. commanding: ’l‘hird Divi-
slop Naval Battalion. Ll911truautFrod-
crich A. ',Burtletl; Bridgeport, (om
mandlng. '
Lioutnuant Governor“ Edwin 0 Knol-
oi‘ and staff will complain the milltniy
division. 'i‘h‘c stuff consists of Adjutant
l‘cncrnl George M. Coin Now London"
Quartci‘mustdr Gouerul. Goomo R
Newton. Hartford; Surgeon Gcnom'
GDOl'fiP H Knight. 'i.nknvilln: (‘omxnls
story General Matthewsou W. Pollor
Docp lliv'or: Puvh'ins'tcr Gonoml John
‘Atwood Plniuviilc: Julius. Advorntr
Concrnl Phelps Montgomery. Now 1111— .
you; Aldus-dollamp Colonel Watson .1
Colonel Mniihow ll
lingers. Bridgeport; (‘ol'onnl Walter E
Cdlc Now Haven: Naval Aide i‘om-
Winder Louis F Mlddleli1‘pol1.lia1't-
ford: Assistant 11111111111 General Colo-
nel William E. F. Anders. an lion-
. don! Assistant Quartermaster General
Colonel Henry (3'. Morgan. Colchcstcr
Following tho 'mliiupy divisibu will
come the state officers in carriages dis
tln'mdshc'd visitors. oillcluls of tho town
. of Norwalk. City of N'c'rwulk City of
' South Norwalk. "Dang ters of the A111-
prison Revolution '0 cers,3pllil.01‘icul
., . Society, and celebi‘htiou representatives
, The officers of tho Norwaik's Historical
, 11nd 1111111111111
lbrary Association are
resident, F. St. John
John ll.
'Sla‘r'uuoi Richards
John. P leroadwoll:
. 4611?, Tho' ’11):
as follows:
For)‘ in": soo‘r‘c‘tury,
Wood‘ trousiugu',
, ncutive romni col 011111411111
your), .loliii' l'i ‘li‘héi‘ls Sdul’udk Wood
l'ohh' '1‘.” Trendy/nil. Dov C l‘lotk
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Woo: . ,
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the nttornc fignncmi, wh
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K' and his aides. William Miller Joseph',
. ’wt
thirty 1111111111,) 011 6.111113911111111. ”Tho 1.1.1:)
represented are Konchabatonah Tribe:
‘ wear satin star collars.
compit‘o'llci’ {9314'
ii stud) stimuli)
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'11: mun)! s an 111! v sit
Siren in detail
and visitinn‘ tribes
this division" our 11p V
George W. Raymond, tho maxehull'
W. Gorhum. F. E. Parker. Harry Smith"
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lilo!) wgi't'rh 119111111113 Jlitr'nh '11"? li'i'tt
will c'o‘rnd next. and their tho ti‘ibos,‘
consisting of 700 men, many of whomi
will be attired in original niaheupsi
and will be th‘o‘ delight 01! young; Moor»
11:11. linens 1111) will tum but a 1111
”is men. while Cockeuoc Tribe, ‘ot‘.
Norwalk, will have 135 mon in line.;
The other tribes which will hc equally}
Q]
0: Bridgeport; Pausausott Tribe. of
D'a'nbutl'i Hombnassoit 'l‘ribo. of New‘
Haven; Ansnntaw'an 'l‘ribn. Now Hay-1'
en; Toantic Tribe, of Waterbury Pow-j
shay Tribe, 0! btuml’uid' P1111111) Tribe}
or New Canaan: 'i‘utixls 'l‘1',ibe of Wat-l
orhury; Monnawauk Tribe of Seymour:
and dolega from Port Chester and;
Thompsouvi le. ;
Civic societies. .
The fourth division is the civic .51.;
gan'izntions. in command 01‘ Captain:
James L Russell tho marshal and his
aides. who are It'lhirt W. Fitch James ..
L' Hommediou and Eben Hill. J1".
The Old Guard Band. 11! Now Hoveni
will be the next in line. 'l‘hcn will fol-
low thc local and “visiting (ounoils of
the United American Meohnnics. in
command of John H.1’iandnr.1nurshui.
with F l..G1'ny and J. S. Seymour ns'
aides. bearing a bu1111or.'l‘hon will
follow four men in Contincutni dross.
and twelve men abrohst in military 11n-
li‘orm. from Dnnbury; forty Continen-
tuls. allegorical liont.An1ori1uu ling.
Lincoln Council and visitors. with re-
calla, members of the state council
carriage with state councilor. National
vice councilor and other guests. ’
The members of the stotc council will
Members of
the subordinate oduucils will wear
cashmere coll'ars. Without the shim
The local council 'will have souvenir
badges for all those who take port in
the parade. G A .R Hall has been
engaged, and the,.vlsitors will be serv-
ed with 11 light lunch at noon. After
the parade a good dinner will be norv~
nd. 0. U. A M. 11111 will be used for
dressing purposes, and general hood—
qunrtors for the band and members '
Tho Romp italinn bond will bond the
Italian independent Societies Leonard
Disesa' will be marshal of this section.
run) he will have it hides. J. Fumilli;
J. Bloom and F. .omongolli. 'I‘Imu
will come the 1{111111111 Lpdcpondent S1)-
cicty of South 1) "silt. nnd‘tho Georgc‘
Downy Society. of Bridgeport. making'
ubout 200 men in line. The local so-‘
nioty will take care of tho visitors and
will feed them in thier hall in Ely nvo—
nun.
The Hungarian Brass “and. of New
York. loader Adnlbort Poronyi. will
bond four Hungarian societies. The
first in lino will be the South Norwalk
iiuupadl, with President Stcphcu liai—
11118 as marshal: First Hungarian Sick
llcnnflt Socioty. of South Norwalk.
President .losooh Schon commandinuz
St. Joscph's Church Society. South
Norwuik. Julius I‘lllus, m1mma111linu:'
llridzoport Rnhor‘y Local Sick Benefit
Society. John Louchnk. commanding.
Float”.
'l‘ho floats. which pro always 1111 in-
loi'ostim: lvnlui'r‘ of 11 purudo, ' mml‘
lost. but thcy will by no moons ho the
least in this iusliuu'o. Inn-.11] husiuons
1111111 intoud lo nuiko this 111111 ot llio
loluiun ublnm with lu'loht 1'.ol()r11 uud
handsouu- (lis11l11yn.'l‘liiis for Captain
Russell has received word l’lom sov
oral who want to how 11 float in line.
but thorn 1111: 1111111)‘ others. which will
not be moutionod l1n1‘c.thut will fall
in hot) at almost the lust mon1out.'l‘ho
Norwalk Lodge of, Elks will hnvo 11’
handsome flout. Thorn will be a lai'cc
elk. emblematic of tho, order. .Tlic
body of the float will be in purple. the
lodim color.
Commodorc Clurouoo Osborn. of tho
No: walk Yacht Club. will have :1 novel
float in line. Ho is to how) a model
of the hi1; yucht Columbia, in full soil.
This will he (loito a foaiuro'.
Tho Norwulk lrou Works intend to
hayo 11 unique Altair. Thor will have
an air cumprossor in full working on
1101211111] tho lnruo engine which will
pull tho nppnrutusi alum: will also
'nnryc 11s prh‘polilnc power for the con)
:"nss'or. Men will ho on tho flout
showing how tho apparatus works.
Qt'horri who will huvo limits in. Wil-
iia 'H 11.311.11.11 tho cloihior: Coiuslovlr
napalm-11,1110 cloiiilors: lioyt d; 3011:).
ow Connor). a float of flowors: Huh
h'cll & Ko'nior l111dwurcthn liovton
Fltorc, dry goods and crislunics; J. 'l‘.
y ‘ yaooilh, l,‘ ’I“ 'Sboeban. rluuri
I ri'c' Cc'u'hpauy. the Soul
orgd'll (‘l'QtlllBl‘d ,
It this auction will no pun 0':
t unique and novel" or rennin
but. although it Will not he 11'
old top i)
good thing, and thcro' are 11 lot of oth
lige‘iliii'utfg'd'l’gwhfldige. inning" ii
billy and Now
only nine your )1
Will , .
1111' that he on d','1'o1'n'em 'Wh'o'u' 'moro
y novordl lil'r indi'ims in
clown Sixty your ego thorn w ‘ ‘
w'i'i'lil l) "112'
on in) resided in south Noi'wnlk
n'l‘d count the moss in tho piano,
obi; 11111111) «11111111111. 'if they worn)
odt playing Mrs. Charles Swan ot=
Byxbeo.
tho hold: 111 1191' native born rosidcnt
Followiii'r': Coptulu' Byxboo and his'
an'b'lcut curringo, will come on old-
sleigh on whéois, but it is not yol do
aided Who Will occupy the sent. it any ‘
one. Then to sin) 'th'c' proa'rcss in.
a'i'riuzzos ninco the little l)1.l)oNoyos‘
visited puticnts surrounding Nc'w Cau-
i1. up to the present. Mr Hamilton
min to have his two boys. Allin
and Cho1',ice dr‘ivo thch little pony bc-
' 1611.111.) curt. nnd following them will
ho the pneumatic tlro runabout wagon
of Edwin Adam‘s.
GOLDMAN CASE CONTINUED.
Anarchiatic Lecturer Will Have a
Hearing September 19. .
CHICAGO. September 11~Mngis-
trato Pi'ludivil'lo today‘grautod a con-
tinuance until September 19 in the
case of the anarchist: loclzurnr. Emma
Goldman, who was arrested horo yes-
terday. City prosecutor Owous stated
that the prisoner was charged with
conspiracy to murder the prosidont
and therefore he decided that she be
hold without bail.
Miss Goldman was not represented
by coupon] but (inclined hor desire 'to
ha‘ve 'un immediate hearing: sun shill
niiu‘ was ready" to- proceed without
«ouusoi When tho court granted tho
continuance son said sho wanted to
be allowed hor freedom under bond.
’i‘ho magistrnto tool: that point under
consideration
Miss Goldmun appeared in court at
9:30 a. m., undor the escort of Matron
chgau. She seemed surprised that
no lawyer was there to take up her
defence and ginncod unousily about
the 100mm] of uncouth prisoners and
curious spectators She asked for
lawyers Sultlol and Brownc.Tl1ny
were not in court and Justice Prindi-
villo said he would wait 11 rousonoble
time for them to appear
Although the telephone was kept
busy: an hour elapsed and tho inwyors
wore still‘ahsnnt. Chief of Detectives
Colloran thou domaudcd that the hear-
1111: should p101 nod it took only a few
minutos and then Miss Goldman was
lod back to her room in the women’ s
anncx. She look‘cd tired and ncivous.
When prosecutor Owous repeated the
charge against her, she flushed and
thou smiled. ' . ‘
“i asked tho chiof of police last night
to have luwyor Sallie] sent to mo."
she) said to an Associated Press report
or bciorn leaving the court room. "l
nurse ho must have forgotten it. l in:
pooled that my friends Would have
boon busy in my hohnlf, forgotting that
most of them have boon locked up in
the nation-wide dragnot which the
police hnvo flung out."
Shortly after Miss Goldman ini’t
court. hnwyor l‘lrowuo called iii tho
prisoner and ini'm'mod her that he will
111111 for a writ of hubons corpus in linr
hohnif today. Justice Prindiviilo there
fore consented to a filrthor postpone-
ment or the bail mattor ambit i) p. m.
Attornoy Sultlol auponl‘od before
Judge Chotlaln just beforc unonI‘todny
and asked permission to lilo a petition
in bubons corpus proceedings iin ho.
half of the lsuuks and other till!) od
anarchists charged with huvln'r: cn
splrcd with Czolgosz for the murder of"
President MoKlnlcv
Emma Goldman was not bathed in
his pctiiion. Snitiol had fullod to not-
ify Chief O‘No‘ill. Sheriff Armstudt and
Justice Prindivlll'o itgaiiist Whom the
writ was directed and Judge Chctialn
ordnrnd him to do so before proceed-
ings could be billion.
wan-oi.
UNBECOMING AN OFFICER.
-W,vn.lvw i.
Policeman in Nev/ton. Man. on Trial
for Speaking Lightly i)! Pr'e'sldont.
NEWTON, Mano" September 11m-
“Conduct unbecoming nu oilicor and
tho use of harsh. violent a'nd proluno
lumruurro with roloronoo to tho prnsh
ilcnt of tho llultnd States," was th
f‘lllll‘lm‘ on which Patrolmah, Maurice
F. Riley, of tho Newton police depart-
11111111, was put on trial today boforo
Muyo'r Edward L. Piciiard and Chief
1)! Police) h‘rcd A.’i‘11rbox. .
'i‘ho uiYuir Was the outcomo of on
nilogod s turnout of roimonxiley
upon hour 111.; that a crust hndhoen
nind'o on the pimsldeut’s lite; "it's 11
ors who oughtr 1t1 tho name does.
Klioy wus 8) tron: duty ou‘
tl'io nvonliur in q sbiouI and e tormni
' , vii-111,11 Wm; protor'rod' 111111111111 him by
*i'in prop11otor or
'i‘h Moray homo Solid M ’
' to
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Morn 11111119111111 low
Ca morni'ih
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h" dico'dopartu'iout 1m
‘ use at
bloutcnant Fran Mitchell» of tho po-
. ‘ witnosaocitostl)‘
lied to 1111-1111111; thmalldged romeo: of
Rudy. but (1111111 and an to the alleged
mnityrr'rtliiiirloa A. Pookoaa
ship c on! im‘. radium): at Newton:
vino-111111111 by Mo 9111151111111). said that
-1ihiI‘ 0115 3:11 to ho hum),
Walnut? 11w
hearing in in case of
1‘. no local
h a'iz'i'h‘g 11nd sottlod 3
Bridgeport, is a daughter of Captain p
Nothdu libberts. of East him-walk. is' "
3 of Justice to do so or unless they an-
M , .
“”1"” w‘. mm” 1111a ""°' ‘1‘ ”" ““3, 1.1111 until mm 111mm): or until such
' ' tlmhrtiili Mundaflhutlain. Iln thd‘ utill'lir
3 pout, but It is sold to ho lamaww
A SUBJECT 01" ,1N"J‘l'€llii$'i7 just now is jnrdiuicrs for
the most pleasing disposition of such plants as it' is (losircd to
kt‘ccp hidoorsi during the coming Winter.
\I’aricty within'tlio
lino.) oi pciicct taste is notable in the designs which will be
shown for. auto)” days in a MFaitfield Avenue Window and at the
fool offitlic 11min staircase.
From 1lzii11lvaiiitic white and gold
Fcrucrics to liiagu'ificout Jardiuit‘rrs will) Pedestals, they are
uniformly attractive 11111] tlicpriccs will be found not their least
sziiisinti'ory icnlurc.
For Tabouret't'e's and J'a‘r'd‘.
go to the big Furmturo 5"ti3"1"e upSt‘airs.
w“...
nicr Stands, ' i
11.111111111131113”
For school Boys
MO TILE R’S
mentioned 21:) it necessary icatuic
outfit.
SFRIEND ".WMSIS have already been
of evoly small boy's school
If, however. he scorns the Shirt Waist and nothing will
do save a "Grown up" Shirt and Suspcmlcrs, why we have
I 4 I a y ‘ I
lhcsc, too—Colored blurts w1ti1 mthcr soft or stiff bosoms, and
white laundered Shirts, at 50c; Suspenders at 10c, 15c, 30c &
25c.
Collars 12/-_c or 2 for 25c; made up
Treks 25c;
all Silk Four-iirhauds
Wash 'lics (their washablcncss is a blessing) 4 for so;
hit.
ouuh'n 1111111111 'Nlfilll‘lilllllls
YOU WILL AI’PRECIATI‘E thou) soon, if not 110w, and .5
now is the time when there's
most to choose from.
White,
cream, pink and blue in solid colors, and line striped pink and
blue Iiinicrinl, made up plain, at
(18c and 75cz'witl1 tucked and
corded yokcs 75c; stripes trimmed with plain colors to match.
7515 and 89c; Lace and Ribbon trimmed $1.00 to $2.00;
Lliildi‘cn's Outing I‘lauucl
50c
Slllpt‘d
Nightgowus, pink and blue
and 75C
To be displayed' in window.
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I. l
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no.1) M. REAIG'W 1d
, . .......15.E,....
WEBER l8 ARRESTED
-.—-._
1.:—
Aileged Danbury Anarchist Will Have
a Hearing Tomorrow.
D.ANBURY September 11-11uwrti
Weber on alleged anarchist, for whom
a warr'nnt was issued today on the
technical charge of breach of the
peace; was arrested late this afternoon
and locked up in the county jail. Al-
bert Weber Sr. lather of the young
man furnisl'iod' a bond of $200 for his
sons appearance in couit tomorrow
At the police station Weber dcnlod
that he is an anarchist, and also on).
phutionlly donlos that he made the
statement that “he was sorry Czolgosz
did not shoot higher." in explanation
Wobor says that his shop mates Wore
continually taunting him boosuso he
was of foreign birth and worn in the
habit of calling him an anarchist 11nd
hc booumo accustomed to being ad-
dressed in thiamnnnor and therefore
when asked if he was an anarchist ho
replied, you. Weber is won-known
horn and has the reputation of ‘bcing
a quiet and gentlemanly young man
He is 11. member 01 Company C. Fourth
rcgimout.1
,.._...__......
CHICAGO'S ANARCHISTB.
gulp-poo-
Mey Be Taken to Buffalo for Triair
There.
WASlilNCTCN‘ scptoinber 11——'1'11n'
Dopnrtmont 'ol J111'1tico has not decided
upon any stops to secure possession
of 'lihhmo Goldman for tho purpose of
taking action against her it) the Fedor-
al courts. The bullet is that the gov.
crnor of Illinois will honor any roqui-
sltlou the governor oMt New York may
make for the prisoners. The socret‘
service authorities state she Was not
arrested at. their rcuuont and that thcy
have no idol). of proceeding against
her unless dlroctod by tho Dopuitmont
cure testimony showing that who was
involved in tho shooting .of the prost-
dont. Chiof Wilklo said today that 151)
1111 ho had no scourod 111111 ovi-
donco tending 19.1w that the hour]
chlnt hodicn at Patterson, N. .1. had
anything to do with the shooting of the
president. _ 1,1 . , , ,
Bifi'i BEQUEBTS LE; 1'" 'BY Mil HAY-
_.,, ,,.,,’, ., l n I ,,..~.
31') Till‘i,'8139llomiiul" lleBoques'ts
oi» $101000 pooh to thriymnusaohimatts
tleucrnl hloiipitaigudd thorflostoniltu‘
seam otuFinn Aztd‘dn Wildmwich
tut lilo-'15 lihii'drnn )muital Mitt dim
Masaaohuoottmoharitahlo ovum. liar
luflrmurv. immiifoundnin .tha- .will pl
which warmulod, 151.1111) pronto)
hot-o toduxr'y Mo
Drummers sevoroi'prlnm _
111.111) roniduo of thematic
divided eduaiiy nmona cove-ray: innit».
tutionh The Invaluo oi.’ the residuary
‘eutats' cannot .Mbnruacortained. supra:
W
RHIMDELPHRIQANO’YI CRICKET
”r
*NATIONAL LEAGUE BAS'EBALL.
PHILADELPHlA. September 11— A
heavy storm brought today‘s game bo-
'twoon Philadelphia unrbSt. Louis to
an end, after the sixth inning had been
played. The local hitters had the
game well in hand. Attendance 1,837.
Score:
St. Louis. 0 0 0 0M 0 2—2
Ph1ladclph-ia, 0 0 0' 0 4 2—6
At Philadelphia—St. Louis. 2; Phila-
delphia. (i; called at end of sixth in-
11111 ~rain.
Li ilostondChicago 6; Boston. 3.
At New York~Ciuciunuti 4; New
York. 2. '
At Br01.)klyn——Pittsburg, 5; Brooklyn
4. .
1111151110111) LEAGUE.
WASHINGTON-Scorm
Wash’ton. 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0—0— 3~5
Boston. --‘2 5 0 0 0 0 0 1 i~—-9-.——14—l
Batteries—Murcia *and Clark;
Young and Creiger: time 1:20; umpire
Bolts; Attendance 2.848.
At MiIWnukoWicdgo and Milwau.
ken. game. postponed..rain.
BOSTON September ll—ilughco
was very effective e'xeopt in the sixth
inning, whcn three singles and a three
bugger netted .Bo'sbo'n three runs.
:l'hneou was bathed .hard throughout
the sumo. Attendance 11,000. Scorn;
Boston. 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 ‘0 0—3—7—-—1
Chicago.' 310001100——6 -—12—’1
Time. 1:40; umpire, Nash. .
Dattorioa: Diocen and Kittridgn;
llughos 11nd Kihle
HNEW YORK September ll.——luabil-
ity to hit the ball and stupid base run-
ning lost the Now Yorkh the game
with Cincinnati at the Polo Grounds to
day. Scorto ‘
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