Shannan}! writqtul ‘omglPd
Wm FD.“ In ' '
iii votin'a‘éwi' e'" .d :3 fifigfig ”lam"
.‘i' m I?»
i1". "“‘i
ht woo no imp:
Is '51;
233.....W
out: 3‘ won on... to the. livery
0
it one [Ill-d to lie but!
' w H;von won.
TFOitD. 2551.6 «.New Haven
to (i. The game was absolutely ('ie
of features with the exception
a hard stop by Justice. The Hillt-
‘or rs, the entire team making six
.3 of those proved coolly. however,
'on the sole. tally of the game was
3 floored in the first. inning through hits
by Jone and Lenox. Hurtl‘ord liud
, 'i‘nl (Ilinnoes' to tie. the score .pui-
‘ ,tcularly in the ninth, when Fallon
opened with it two hugger Corooron
. - hilt! good control in tight places find
‘. ouccoeded in holding the hits down
, they would have been handles.
Uniiii'ro S'mink'a decisions woie unsat-
ialwtbry to both tenths 11nd iiuyster
’ wail pill out of tho grime (or objecting
to a ruling on second base in the ser-
oath. The Hartford playeiu crowded
about tho umpire and for a time, it:
looked as it‘ there. would be trouble,
butthe storm was soon over. Score:
' R. H. II}.
New Hoven....10000000tr~1 ti 3
Hartford ......00000000ti~li b it
Batteries: Uorcorun 11nd Jope; Fox-
on and Connolly; umpire, Smink.
._ . " v—--—-‘-
“ . Springfield Successful.
SPRINGFIELD Mass” Sept ti
3 pringfieid bout New London hero yes
terduy afternoon in ii. game Wllii' 11 was
robbed of its interest utmost. ut the
start: lions; was boiled mi six hits
with a total of nine in the, ilft'iiilitl in
uiiig. in the Home inning i’lko spoiltul
a three hose lili by cutting tirst, unit
,wan thrown out. The score: .13 n_ ..;3
.3 it. ii. ix‘..3(,‘leroinnd .....(i ii ti o it u out. 3., :i i
Springfield .Bbtitiliti l tix-~~ 5 1:: 3.8.. Innis ..... iii no .1 iitiiil ti ii i 3
New London“ltiti0ti21lttti-~3 7 l
and Pike; umpire, Kennedy.
Hoiyoko Took Both.
‘.HOI.)10KE Muss. Sept. “5"“01
yoke took two listlously played 3:111in two hits in 11
from Morlden yesterday ui'lu noon by
the noortIu of l to 0 und 7 to l i1 (Int
3,5horlstop was credited with thine. '
with
la w" (I if
flint“: on elem up
‘i. ......wiWh'iiul
“ib'w‘pfifl'g
"(we I
he Won erfui math in: that ctr-(l ”fl‘gna #3:":
.4;
1
all to fun out a pop liy which was .ilelding icuture. Score:
3 1dropptétl by 'i‘orry
‘ ' 'i'3nompiiy hunt-bod by Manager Fryslnx-
' (Ii. The so'oie:
Bogota and wittt
First. game.
11.11.15
Holyoko ......otiioootttix-—1 l. 1
Meriden .......ounintuittittwo r. 2
iiutterles: Motiabo and ltonienier;
Rogers and 'i‘li‘nckorn; nmpire3 Jiiek
Fox.
Second mime.
II. II. It}.
Iinlyokc ...... ‘3 0 2 ti 2] it it x~ ~7 H L’
M ill‘ltlilil ...... ti ii ti ti ti ii I (i ii .... Ii Ii
lintteries: i'iolnn rind litunentor: ilo
get-s (uni ’l‘huokera; umpire. lliokoy,
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New York Defeats Washington by
Timely Hitting—Other Games.
WASHINGTON Supt. it.» 'l‘imeli’
hitting by the visitors coupled with
buses on (It rots of the lot-n15, gave Now
York yestoidny s gmne.iitiglies'1n.,-
god wollt was in ahnrp contrast to the.
lust. fielding of New York. Hickman
curried of! butting honors The Wush-
Ington team wus presented (1 mnmmotli
floral hotseshoo in iecognition of their
good milk on the western tiip. Pli-
Clit‘i‘ Hughes was given it (liiunonti
sonri‘ pin on a tribute of his. recent lino
playing. Score:
' . it. ll. ii.
Wushtngton ....Otit‘ititiiotiti~~t ti 2
New York......lti32tittoott~~~ij it i
Butlerloa: Fulkenbnrg and lluydon;
("lwshro tmd Mt-(iuiro: umpire. Sheri-
(lun. Attendance 5,215
St. Louis 6; Cleveland. 0.
11113 shut out 1.1mm by St. Louis its
wi-uktIntItl lenin living unuhlo to hit
i'elty. Score;
Batteries: [loss nnd t‘lnrko; l'eliy3
Biltterion: lit-sit and itoluuge; iAillggllllti Roth Time. 2 bouts. Umpire.
t‘onnolly. Ationditnco, 1:...tili
| Boston, 3: Prhtladetphla.2 . 3
. BOH'IUN. Sept WiltitltIll zillti\\l'tli
lne innings but his it'liiii l NltI hols und Doom. Time. 1:50.
went to pieces in the. ninth itnd ilos
lion tit-(l tiles s'eoiiI in tho Lilli u IiilHI‘i
urea wore the hitting ot lien] in both on hulls. Sinhl‘ s unorliloe und (‘ollins‘
games and it (Intuit hy iiumnun in the hit gave the Iliiiliii the winning run.
iiritt. in the second tonne iioiirnun A one—hand (Intch by Ber
tr-‘t‘\ 3;! (MW r‘
i. ' E
“Wilbui‘m i. ’
.. .: m Moratoriummm Wiho ‘
whole. ”highland”: (linemen that have
“shim from diatoms iid
Warmth Mire. unbeeiii femyqsl. .693.-
mence talking. 5191.. Y’ S KIDNEY CUR 3
at the first oign of danger. Do: not (in:
h‘a‘vin trig Brights. Diseirao o‘l‘ Diibetoo.
....
a,“ 4“." f#”
Mitt]? ”fixiii our.
'Phitsiin'stbkhomm
. Fruit. Willhor. 0t Poutnlo. Mitzi... has.
. neyiii diaopiiean
H:W...m.iic‘ '
5'. 1 “wraith. v
i
’Ii.
..., “...: I ,1.
yrii'iog’iifitw or... tii't‘lii'“
put his teum out of running.
two bases on balls nod tilt two butt.
..100000010000tim210 2 men. Attoudnnco 2..5titi Score:
W.0t)liti0ti002iitit)l~~1i
and Sehrockzl i’ittuhnrg .....I'iOOititilOthi .8 it
-Cl1icago . ..... titi300iiii01~i 6 2
Ailtintiniice. (5.381.
--— hitch, lmndgren uud O‘Neil. Time. 2
Detroit Wine Double Header. hours. Union-(I. Klein.
DE’l‘ROiT, Sent. 6. --i)otroli ngoin
_ double bender from (iiioogo.
inuklug four games in two
“Vii“ ‘4 WWW“ KM“ ‘hi‘ “Win“ 5 big (‘lnclnnuti hi'oko even in (1 double
lend in the. first grime. but by honoh-
ing {our i-llllgii.l~l with 11 base on balls.
Detroit SCiii‘et‘l four i'tllli-l 11nd won out ponod gntnos. Aiitzuuiunre. 1,500
(licotto ii lot-til pitch or, :Scomgz
who IlilEi bo'en at Augusta (ta... th
3 war mudo his iielrolt debut in tho St Louis 33333 “00“0““0“fi 8 2
second and aside from wildness plt- (‘liielnnnti 3_ ."ti08(itititi"~»]2 .5 0
(-hod it good game.
the smooth by bundling a single t-rip Cheuh mm Schlei Time, 1:45
The holding or Cohb.|
McIntyre and Schaofoi und Wurnor'o' St Louis '''''' 200211.).3x.._h 12 0
Mimi!" Cincinnati . (ititlltitiltitl—-~2 s 1
hendohi. both contests being i'enltiiod
by heavy hitting iioth were poat~
Detroit won in
to and double.
throwing were. fontums.
Joints. or (‘hicugo received notice or
his indefinite suspension. Attendance, mph. and «5..th In"... 1:31_ Um
.' pir,o Emilie.
..000000204 ii iii
”000103001-«5
1 Donovan and DIrill‘.
rot k and McFarlund.
pires (i‘ [Ailiglllili 11nd Mti‘ICiillli'y.
....... tiQOii1020x-‘l
..(i 1 ii 00 001 (iii-~13 it!
Wulsh tlnd Sulllrun,
liil‘t‘i‘. (i'litughlin und McCarthy.
_iiolyoke ............. ’1‘. 1 M .688
Springfield .......... 70 4‘2. .525
Iliridxeport ........... till 43 .556
Hartford ............ 57 .3 but
“Mt-ritlen ............. iii (.9 .441»
New London ....... .18 tiri .432
New iimen .... . ..41." 70 .375
Not wlr l1 ..... . ....... 40 71 .300
.. NATIONAL LEAGUE.
('1.lch31.ANl'),S.I.pt.LII.» t‘ltI Iteiund’
Cincinnati and St. Louis Break Even
~Other Gamee.
Philadelphia. 7; Brooklyn. 3.
poorly plug-(Id .tunw hero yoslortluy the
home ll‘iilll won ii‘om Brooklyn through .
lllt‘ lotter‘s errors and Slrioklett's wild—
New York ........... till 34 .7]?
Hi i shim; ............ Si) N .135)“
(iiilt‘ugu .............. 7.‘ M .5751
Philadelphia ..... . . .tii ' fill .525
('llit‘iiiiiiiil ........ ...ti: tiii .Iiilt‘.
Rt. limits ............. [iii 79 .lih'ti
lioslon ........... ...-ii 83 .330
Brooklyn ............ 37 till .3le
...2ii1i2iiii00x‘ 7 iii
..... UliiiitiltitHII' .
. l’lilludelphlu .......ii if. .til'J
Pittoburg, 6: Chicago. 4.
‘ ii.--Rliulliiiiiii'8
first. inning priwtirnily
i‘llleugo ............. ti? bit .573
(‘ lmt inud ............ ml 57 521’.
New York ............ 58 54 .le
Boston . ............. 5k 56 .505
litlloit . .............. .iii ill .492
Washington .......... -i7 88 .409
St. innit. ............. ii 76 .36?
hold Wins the wildness iii in .
' New Britain Man Nu a Narrow Ee-
ww-
It is conceded by the highest authorities that the
soda cracker contains the life-giving elements oi when
~ in the beat proportions. '
This being no. then “and. Biscuit must it
once take fint place no the food of the world“: soda
cracker, but such a soda cracker! Mule by exoct
science in sunny bokeries so light, bright 1nd clean.
thot they are a revolution. The flour it tested; the
purity of the inter i: nbooiutoly muted; the very air
in filteredwvhy even the temperature had minute oi
the ntmoqphove is accumeiy regulated. The sponge in
hooded by polluted peddle» not by hand. lilti‘eod,
Unm‘ ’bcuit one only touched once, Ind than
by it poorly girl, from the time the flour louver the be;
until the bountiful picnic it placed on your able.
Ho gave
RHHE.
Batteries: 3 Lynch and Smith: linol-
s.. Louie-.Cincinnatl Break.
ST. LOUiS Sent ti.~— St. Louis and
RMIIE
Batteries: Moi‘urlunii and Grudy;
R. H. I!)
liotterles: 'i‘nylor 11nd tirutiy; Vow-
Connectlcut League Standing.
Won. inst. RC.
National League.
Won. Lost. l‘.t‘.
American League.
Won. host. i’.(,‘..
GOT OFF CHEAP.
”o inny well think be him got all
.Ihrnp. w'.l1o utit-r hnving eontrnrtod
tiillttlllillliiiil oi indigestion is still oh
i. to [it‘llltih ..‘sioro lib. health. No
tliiinn will do ililn hut Iir King's N. w
lite l’iilu. A dun-k plenum... and PW
lulu cure for Iil'ilililt‘iit', vonullliiilion
on. , 251-. hi I". it. linxter'o drug stun»;
gun. illliul: .i "
. .. ...-”......” ....
FREIGHT CA'R SMABHES Auro.
cape at Plainviiie.
l’liAlNVll i .iI}. (loin... Boolomhor ti.
While. (towing tlu. iullrotld tiuckii
nt Mtiiii ulltet into .eiitti'rduy this big
Ztilmrue'ltUW-t iur owumi nod drlvou
by lumen Min-i son oi iohn ii Mill
... or New lliiiuiu. watt nirurk by it
ii'i'iuht our and t-ltultotod. Young Miri-
er hud not unlit-(id thu opproiivii of
tho out. which won helm: "hickod" on
in it ntdln... until iir wnit oitnout upon
it when he jumped and (Iuruoml inx
Jury.
'l be bullish“. oi the automobile and
trunk... (out tiw iuuuhine watt badly
umul up. it won ..ohm oi u tuir role
(if not-«Iii WllIIii tho (rout. lame but
one. end It in ill” on... that i’ronltiout
Motion. of tho New York. New Hutton
do uwoy with by tho hint of the Will'-
mun-«WW
ONLY GUN! F0“ DVDPI'IIM.
hue-1A.. 53%.“: at... to
L.
VALLEJO, Guilt, soptombor ti.“
31ml for nooriy n
for Viotlithoii. on
than trout tin. alleged unjust in. r u ..
mom and in on his why home 153:3“;
' in; in tin Jutit received here.
{3.111%qu 1131 9’ p '
‘hrlooumotit woo tho result. of the activ-
ity of certain American financial lu- .
" .Iteroots operating, in Paint! u 11 1 . '
regions 3 mi u”
initially (1!.th lentil hull not)“ ii at)“-
remain... tint it is ocl no (51......
. worn notified (hid it guarantor... 0i 9.:
.ponson for his return was Iiiilll'editlter
' gultment variety. '
WhlltI in Honolulu Prof. Pickering
. onpoott-d. The lichuoi building Iii
“night (m ...-1.1 ti... lnliw‘ (it? im-
Minor Wilii union. by the Jump. 'liie
t-ronutuu at I‘iuiuville iii n (immoral...
it, iiurilord Railroad lilii manhood to
Mrs. Franklin 11th. (it New cutie.
not. me: "i (inland for you! with
Whileiillii. (not) to law greet (ii-tron
lull holoiiiiiu. hill“ ”WI i
ottiti am of. hhhmhl he helped no
Brain “on!
""ifu'ut'ho «mo. ht”
(5.2 .0 D. o l“
Mammoth. 1!.”
lot in... the (mm. W 'i' '
"i‘iin i‘iuaatnn rrtiinor‘i'mo.lt‘th;§h :3.
1mm tilt-rum] to am Hi i.
... l'ytilf.‘ will loot/(n toI a“: 33%|!th Pill. mm in '
nan Nanci-(to next. naturally. where WI Will it hut.
stilt! will (to into motioned“. 1’8th
Alon hon boon rouititodmflordomln 3 , -- ail (of
new waited for tho W it“ n . ‘ 3 '-_ . .
Doritorr. Miolif.‘ outstation (.~‘
been rolomd by tho Pontoon author-
reudii deolnrod that his im-
Wulkor was. ib't'fip fillhmign (a... "
public to stipoiinleiitlont exploit 111 nd' '
log property jointed by Bambi
Plantain omit lint... 135151..
ilfln
were woll utdor Wllyil1d0'ftgglfig
oluiilvely PSial;llal1gi.Wfl.ui§r disup
heartla- and wait till lly lofoio at. a
prison in. the moon his 28 grille; from
the Pacific con i. he 3‘ vinoo of
been filthy and infested with vermin,
Whilo tie prisoner will. given lttlo
food. etoro what come. he iii out
lost. his. mind. ii‘rlondu carried word
to the American consul tit. Panama uhd
n don... (t was mode for Whilror' (1.3.
11311813. ié was taken to i’unuinn on
{liven medical treatment. i Whites
ly cabled The affair will be thorough
ly investigated.
NO UNPLEASANT EFFECTS.
it you ever took Dertt a Little Enr-
Those famous little .3pills cleanse the
without producing unpleua‘iii'it effects.
hold by The Clifford Pharmacy. "
PROFESGOR PICKEHING HOME.
Visited the Volcanoes; on the Hawaiian
I'olao ‘
SAN FRANCISCO. September ti.—
Professor W. H. Pickering.otiinrvnrd.
the astronomer, is here enrouto home,
(ruin it visit to tho Hawaiian island's,
ilo makes the interesting statement
that although he had hover soon the
volcanoes or the Hawaiian Iiilunds pro
vious to his recent trip there he rec-
ognized in them old familliir friend'i:
He says he met their ancestors from
Mar. :18 it Wer r.e through a tub scope,
unit that they are siniilul to those of
the moonwtliat is those of the en
delivered a lecture. in which he advo-
cnlod the tlioory that tho moon was.
originally 11 part of the (Iiiith and was
thrown oil and that the Hawaiian is
lands were about in the center of this
lunur sonnets. Tho (solve that was left
when the moon material was thrown
off was the Pacific Conan. The. large
volcanoes of Manna Lou and Kiluueu.
on tho lslund ot iiawuli and Haleaka-
I. on Mimi. were Prof. Pickering stat
ed. in many ways exactly liloI those.
he hnd observed through a telescope
on the moon.
W-
CASTOR 1A
MWIOIMW
ii. on it. lint tutu glint
...“ '1'"
PASSENGERS HELD FOR OBSER
VATiON
NEW Y.()iti< September G.~—Seveii
persons of whom two were second
('nhin passengers 11nd flVtI members oi
the crow oi tht,I 'stouiuor Advance, from
t‘olon. were removed to liol'imnn ls-
lund for observation to-doy. 'l‘heh'
iemporimiren werrI suspiciously high
mid («Iverui of them had been under
trenimen on the passage. '
ATTACKED BY A MOB.
and heuien, in n lob riot, until covered
with sores, n Chiengo street par con-
imd was soon sound (ind well. “i use
it in my family. " writes G. .i. Weleh of
Tokonshn. Mich "and find it pértort, “
Simply grout for cuts and burns. Only
25c at F H. Baxter‘s drug store. 2‘
_.—.—..——.._’._....'..
DANIURY "Dara; SCHOOL OF
iiANiliim’. September 6. —~'i‘ho new
state ttortiinl (it-hoot. oroctod in this
city by tho Btuté oi (‘onneetlout nt :1
rout of $itiii 000 watt opened yeitlerdny
tor the iirst tlmo. The. students who
reportod numbered ooveuty- live and
tho number will be considerably in
oronuod within the next tow days. It Is
"the mo... cmnplotiy equipped of any
lniho otuto.
...... oi. w. or. “r. . it»
Beadioiu‘ e. Pilimro. the ‘lbunccio‘i
rcvrntiou" that saves (natty a dot-
ur ior rurc. Koo disease irom
gutting III. and it wil never lay you
out.
'iiie unit-guards ll'l [but oil 1.1.3.
unwrapping Are: Adm“.
y I. m
(1.5mm. ......n.
Hutidledl 1 of minnow.
men and wanna—keep healthy by
mink . ..
"2:29.‘ .
to in ii “iii” ' and
w.. Gm f"
trifle £15.: roots at 5mm...
t it . lilii I‘
(...... “110me andgmpm.“
me inlaingood
its."
7" “PM
ly Riooro for hilliousneus or collation. ‘
. tlon you know what pill plefisure in.
liver and lid the Within: 631 all title 3
m
e D. M Read Co
t“. motto/mi 1857. ..
- . L" .i' '. .
a «... 3-; v3.33 13‘
- Big ‘ no of Autumn. '
The stormdiuirsltumhmnanihir oflihéiohfingmg seasOn.
Almost imperceptibly the summer things are withdrawing
gluing platc3 to autumn fabrics and gittrineiits. Evian the |
("it‘SS iiiL‘t‘SSOi‘lt’S are (hanging with the rest. New bcitp. t
iwcktvear, and veili ngs appear. New trimmings, pass; 3‘
nienteries and bin is; reflect the shades of the autumn silks . .
and dress goods
The Dress Goods.
Perhaps a bill. as 110 Autumn (Hothoaihuy be. welcome. '
Some. of the licaiitr rwcavos for winter stilts are the emt
.ounteipait oi mcn‘ s snitings Smooth twillccl mixtures that i
will make into fine (talking suits, \(Iry sensible and business 1
like. ~ t
Fine plain cl'ollis are designed for handsome tailored
gowns and Cacbeiiiire Russo is one of the most bountiful. ‘ l
3 Other light weights are Chariots, Serges and Henriettas,
both all wool and silk warp
Piaids and Checks are seen in profusion, both in silk
and wool. New goods every day. Stop and see them.
New Carpet Rugs.
[be large’ 'Rugaé in roipéi slics shown in new patterns
and (olorings make an interesting and beautiful collection
\I\ iltons, \rduhans and Axminsters show a richness and
beauty which seem not (Ii to have been equaled before 3
Many of the Aitlalians are exact copies of Oriental
Rugs. in fact the Rug is shown as the. American Oriental. .
'l‘or instance. you may have the reproduction of a Senna, I
a Kiritu. or a Daghestan. 5
tool.» \\ I [\I. dalians' 1n crimson or green.
\\ iltons and Axminsicrs in a hundred patterns. A mag‘
iiii'icent line from which to select. . '7 3 '
it... (i155... V5555.
A remarkably fine group "oiLFlorthté Glass Vast-s on
a table in the tiltina Store attracts much attention. There
are both Vases and Bowls in clear red, green, or blue, with
cut patterns heavily tilled with gold. Some delicately tidied
tall Vases have plain cut patterns. Prices from $1.50 up.
(luetor applied. Bueklen's Arnlcn Sulve‘
BAN hitANolsC'O fitiittooiim 6.--A.o (it I for tho. vellum!"
oerlitieuto not been oil
«only clot-Ii by the WWII Pool tic Otto month mmhfiflan iii A
human... .iie git-ac. u... it hot. in. tuition 1.203 (hint. at until
orenne
000 to "6.000.000.1119 certificated t‘toti. During the 'oiiiiio be
tituiotilmi. tin lo mummy 2 Vtiiiimlii with t. tonnago oi labs,-
t’or tho put-pooch»? tog commotion. '
Anlotm ..
‘1 ““1190“;
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out «no out an moi M ”on.
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Stock of Mien and Gents
Eondkéi‘bfiief at ‘Iihé‘
Popular Prices
' yin '
106 - '2 tor ”255 and 25a 5551.
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“weo'roim M's/trio toonii'itoi'o ion...“ nfioflol '3'“;sz
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Olin. Ii 'K (autumn?!
, Diéymmm $0. ' WI “trunk"! in the” mom...
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