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does no the nude the tenth inning, ‘ ‘ _"* “‘“r’” “”‘”
~» » with the score . tie, eight to eight. Totals. ‘ 36 5 9 27 11 2
The game woo filled with eliciting
more. as the More was clone until the
ninth inning, when thel West llhnde
4 scored four runs and took the lead But
the it M. G ut.’ e weteinot beaten yet,
andxcame in hnweoomd twomuns, tie
in; the'eooreimeithenteam‘ ecorine in
the tenth. Detoiied score:
WEST ENDS
'flunninghnm, it
Nelson, on
:Dletenhaok,‘ 8.9.,
F. Ritchel. 1b.,
Carroll 2b.
McCullough. rt,
Seeiey, 3b., »
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Hill,. 3b;.'
Union, 39.,
Koorr. c...
Kraut, it.
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Crouchley, 2b.,
Davidson, rt.,
Arnold,1li.
Benedict of,
Total,
Score by innings:
West Ends, 1 010
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Summary: Two base hits, Cunning
brim .Dlelenbook; three base hit. F
Ritchel; hit by pitcher. Cor-non :;1 limit
on bolls, by Brody 4 by Cornen 14:
left on buses, Wont Ends 14; Y. M. C
‘A., 6; encritice‘ hits Carroll: stolen
bases, Nelson. McColloogh 2, Seeiey 2.
Knorr (lumen struck out h'y Brody}?
by Cornea 10‘; passed glib, Nelson 1.
Knorr l. Time of some: 2 hours 20‘
minutes. Umpire; .Bry‘ant.
Accompanied by the “orchestra Hot.
ry‘ Stevenson sans the new labor song
"Government ownership, monitored by
Robert Stairs; in South Norwnllt. He
who led! l'ynfiplnii
‘ ' at it: 80 o'clock
The World
in the evening. it‘one or the boot
lever wit attend he town. and was
‘i'nifgeiy'ii e to th arts of Joseph De
econ. 'ohoi’rinoh
:‘llngements. dAmmtihlltmltm lb be
wh one over ry hill? on:
“66.5.. osnohi‘tnth he most noticehbie at
those exhibited, ”and received great
toonuoehd‘etien from the longs number
or spooihtbro. m -i
The more” which had the el-
toll to enlarge “his mum: ' ~
:hmnpmmoileph ”linolrlohtil-
‘htont edouph Pordeili. Leon-rd Dionne,
algaromeno, D. Riooio,v woindue. 0.0
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Reception Commitment-John Fanzilli,
Salvetor Jo eph aPuroolii, Jo:
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Floor (halo H. Monti, Fred
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The score by inning’e:
Stamford, 000203000—5
Notlvalit, 100000000~1
First base 0
Stamtord 2; to n b so, Norweik' 6,
Sterniord 31le.2 o hells, oil Gibiln
2; two base hits,“ J.; Gilllln and
Movien; thread) , Tim W
Gibiin; double olpy, Ache, Cunningham
and Downoy: hit by pitched bhli
Whome by Gibiin: struck out by Mc-
Grnth 6. his." Gibiin 2; itime of game,
one heurnnd forty-dye minutes; um-
pire. William Mohlllster.
DABiENS. 9: LOGKWOODS. 8.
a "rite nutrient deletion on Lockwood
Mondt'sét'urln‘s Company. Saturday. on
the Btndy grounds in a very exciting
ten inning gluon. The Darlene had
a scrub tenm, owing to the fact that.
Billy collino. who who to: pitch in the
place 0! Austin. who is on e vocation,
was on the sick list are three other-lot
their pl (13ers not putting iii an appear
once. rlen Substituted Norman
Ferguson. Holihdn‘ and Bowen, all of
whom played a hood genre. and John-
son. who has been playingi short was
put in to pitch, nod nth vb that he is
a first-close twiriei limiting out four-
tceo oi the visitors and siting only
two bases, on: balls Darlene. eterted
in the first inning by scoring one run
and also scored one in- the third. the
Vinitore scored three runs in the
fourth.- end potions tied the score in
the filth. in the sixth Lockwoods
scored one and Dalton three. Each
team scored one in the seventh In
the eighth Lockwood scored three
runs taking, the lend score eight to
seven in the ninth with no only. For-
gneon hit “at” rm— one been, stole
decond and 30 third on an error by
Drisooil Bowen hit eiy into con
tor heid‘. ‘Fetgiioon ta lied, ,tieing the
score. mid much onlhuei esm, in the
tenth inning. Lockwood'e 1 first
three men fanned. No rune. Dorian
lime to the on in the loot hall of
the tenth. with Jelmsoo ”up He hit
solely, stole second and third , R.
Where was thrown out at that Holi-
hnnil‘iit sorely over short, andl6 6hnoon
Scored winning the game with one
It out. The teoiureo oi the demo
to the bitching of Johneon, and
bush ty at second gloved apeood
ogne. 1“!th three chences,
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the t he so taken to Me: mnoltiiordruz
more soothed it drama. to m to-
pg'rtodmtiorwordo? that hielonlole on
bill 9i» Smith then went in the box,
”realm Jnmel played third for the
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Department Commando:- N Burton
6 l d 4 iii y ytfisllssuod
(there or are nt r 0 at no—
tlohel emnmilmeh (all it WQthlli 666069.00 0
tober 6-12 The oiliclai train will go
by way of Gettysburg, leaving Jereey
fifidturdity.’ O‘cto
her 4, The {tire to the round trip
will be regularilere no? .way, with
82 extra’ for dell tyélllr .
lord the rate is iii. 75, or 21 75 by way
01 Gettysburg ,. , . .
Upon the tone ' ,
several post com honors the follow-
ing named comrades one appointed
. aids on start of the department com-
rounder:
William R Palmerr Poet N0-
. Bridgeport.
to Jd Edwin Towuer Post. No. 7, Bron
(“Joules R Slenne Poet No 9, Meri-
e’Weale oM. Nihioek, Post No.16,
Sluthlnt
m.llohn Wohitney, Post No. 17,New H92-
1
~0§e0tge A. Bliss, Post No. 23, Stam-
6
Joshua Lyon, Poet No 24. Green-
wich
Charles A. Potter. Pilot No 27, Don
ieleon
P. M Twitehell, Post No, 36, Wei.
lingiord
W
H. F. Caewell, Post No. 49, Water-
bury.
Charles 0. Mouse“, Poet No 50.
Hartford.
t John 0. Fisher Post No 53, Middle
own
Rev. Moses Lyman, Post No.’ 58,
lwlnkeviiie
F. E Weed, Post No. 61, Now Co-
noun
R. H. Rust Post No. 62, Unionvill’o.
l C Taylor, Post No. 63 Weetport.
“William J Noail Post No. 71, Rick
e
George Glover, Post No 67, Windsor
Locks. .
George Lyon. Post No. 76, Aneonin.
Thomas W. Howling, Post No.79.
Chn‘plln.
“lg J. Wheeler, Post No 80, Litch-
Charles 0. Browning, Pest No 82
Stonlngton.
Aids thnt desire to parade in Wash-
ington mounted; will communicate
With lrn R Wiidman Danbury, senior
aide de- comp. who will furnish all nec-
essary information.
BIG PROFIT IN CIGAR FRAUDS.
m.
i-iil éultom‘ero. ,
Dealing in oheaii cigars in Imported
and customs stomps have; been remov
ed has been it prosperoueébusinesa, ac
cording to .the internal Revenue oili
not: who attested Mordnn Marshall.
the service at 150 Naomi Itreot. were
piled high with cigar, hence the other
boxer taken tron: the, lott at 296 Broad
way and trom Marshall 5 stare at
Broadway and Chambers street.
tests for thin hiolniion oi the low took
place from tithe to time; the revenue
important on this, for the number of
3618..
at set literal we been settled
imported Potent bores at a good profit
whilefllh
or
he club conilnitteoo. of course
t 96992-1- ‘
Iii};- E, Wing Post No. 48, South Not-
85 a Box to the “flotilla" Who Fools
cigar bones (tom which the revenue .
The emcee of Frank! 6. Thompson; of
day He had between 6000 and 6.000 _
Mr. Thom‘nsohmnid that while. ar- .
officers never had mode it canture as
boxes round showed that the business i
had been conducted on a wholesale
low >
'eir ,
fit." msg#- mode it tor high :
sobleces Simpson 5 E
dark grounds, many. white 11
. :25 pieces
Fine French
tion shirt; waist Suits.
Fashltm sheets, Patterns
for September.
Combs. 9c each
Capote, too hot.
Snap Fasteners, 5c card
Pocket Book, '10: each
Vici Kid Dressing, IOC bot.
Hooks and Eyes, to box
Shields, 7c ‘pait
Gilt Hair Pins, szc box
Collar stiffening for Stock
Collars. ' 1c eech
Holdfast Hair Pins, 5c card
7:1'1ri :4“:
rates F F Street
Percale,’ in medium and light
gronnds, colors fast, So a yard.
7'5 pieces En'glleh P ' Cale, .iuil yard wide, medium and
block effects, tel/2c a yard.
25 precise Corded Mdclres, all light grounds with small
‘56 a yard.
Cambrlc',’ quality combined
with style, dark, medlum and light grounds, stripes,- fig-
ures’, tinge, polka dots and plain colors, go a yard.
_ 75 pieces Fine Chembray and Madras, stripes rind
plain colors, t5c a yard. This' 15’ the proper vacation wash-
able, specially designed for mountain, seashore and vaca-
and DeStgnet are new hero
SPECIAL SALE OF SMALL WARES
CENTER COUNTER.
Side Combs; , , 5c pair
Horn Hair Pins, 5c, doz.
Cube Pins, so each
Safety Pine, 21/,c' pap.
, Pins, 2%c pop.
Whisk Brooms, So each
Card of 3 doz. Ivory But-
tons. to card
34 yd. Garter lengths: silk
Elastic, ‘ IOC po.
Pearl Buttons, to‘c card
«we have learned thet o number or i; .
fashionable New York clubs bedldos ‘
, reptoureote our] saloon. and not
a
knew million at thi viol tion atone
Milli-i The mat 1&6?“ 60:68 Maj fill»
ried words or othe em-i
tinieood we
on eds The buyers 6i old
23er pay from 26 cents to a dollar for
i,
3’l‘he superiority at Portland over or.
ninety cements is well understood.
The price is now so low that Kneeli-
daie cement in, to on: eight, beini
crowded out. We handle
which is conceded to be the best broad
on the market Our sales at this ce- ‘,
wont have increased ten-told within~ .\
atew yearn. '
,' cement une "ATLAS.”
04' course we have the “Rosendolo”. ‘9
else, and our line or nihyono‘ building
motorinlil blue otbne, sewer pipe, “on >
THE D." M. READ c'ohrhNY.
Bridgeport; Conn.
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