J "ihy‘h'y Berry
, . 9 the first stir
‘ Port 0hesi9r and were dwgom'
‘ ' no
t ‘, close score at
out in the ninth
inning. will? I?) u: "wildness cl
lulu Janey? (Woollen wool. reels-l0 area}.
for hgntlgrwslks.a and e um
local? ns documented the
the rhsuit Rudolph lot l-
iege. hitched a consistent some and
Nil. Erect sup
game were cGrsth' catch“ oi
Green‘sil Ily In the canons null"
double play in the sixth. Msiso‘r‘nsde
some souls stone at hot grounds“
or t e scrim Stats League teem.
pili‘yod With Film Chester undo “the
summonses“: "
The aggro: ... . . .
nonwaluts
rt. 'l‘h {collated
, Hari- Noyes. the” crack third because
i
t 2‘ It PO a s)
Connors. of.‘ ......1 l 2 0 0
332322.21) ... ..... mmg i ; 1‘0
i 1,". .........‘.... ‘ (l 0
resclifdmflitwg aherer. ss. ............. 0 0 2 4 '1
9 Llcyu;su. ........ . ..... o o o 2 0
$351136an ..... . ..... I1) (I) g 2 1
. (2 email 0 ......... 0
i 91' my" ”‘ “1°“ m Noon-urn r‘r ........... o l a o o
.... n8”- 'Jamefiv than lined "J“ H ' 0 1 0 1 1
9 in! twobcggor to center. 9 9.9“”. l’ """""""" ___ __ g __ ..
Did The next three were TToinls . 2 6 2“ 9 3
' ‘Nene out when winning run was
’ a
WWW“ ma . PORT ounsrnn,
ABRHPQAB RHPOAE
3:: l, g "Thomas-man ......m a 1 1 i 0
0040000! 0.3154... ......... 090300
2 13 01H .............1 39.1. 4 0
l 12 o 0 Reilly lb. ......, ....... 0 019 0 0
0 1 2 0 “9&3"th .. ..:..........8 9'0 92 0 0
0 0 8 l 1 QBL'” ..........9.... 91 3 0 0
ozqoomggk,%b.n ............ 01120
0061095355,? ............... 0061i)
,. -d..._._..“'3rhs."lp ............. 0901 a 0
"'éflfifiéfina ”7 a 2 Totals ................ 3 72711 0
' Score by innings:
ABRIll’OAEPorIcneeter ..... ooo 020001~3
0 I) it 2 1"Nprwnlks 10] 000002—2
‘0 0 3 0 0 ”filmmary: Bases on balls—~05 Tuck-
0 0 3 1 1 'oftBurns l. Home run—Thomas.
0 0 1 1 .0 Three-base hit—Colilgan. Two-base
0 0 3 ,3 3.- hie-consuls. swims mos—43mm.
0 0 3 0 0 Clhiil. Stolen buses—Bone 2. Struck
o o 2 .0 0 out—By Tuckey 5. by Burns 6 Wild
0. .0 1 1 0 pitch—Green. Passed bailc~Gioen.
9 0 2 ,2 0 ,McKlernan. Double play-rsheror. Co
"5"“- *'— 'l‘lil] sud Brennan Umplre—Mr. Ma-
0 0 34 9 5 ions. Attendance-1.212
W
10 l 0 1 ““3 ‘WINNIPAUKs, 12; RIPPOWAMB. 6
0 0 0 0 0 0"!) . '
' it on buses—Norwnlks 9; Stem-
2
. Dduble puma-Johnson. and Bax-mp
s in, Lightroct and McDonald.
' on mes~w. Lauder Lloyd.
on errork—Norwulks 5; Stum-
,1 hitcher~McDonuld.
Dent.
'sn Seems to have got the
’ , runs Opportunely Keep It
line had it in for them
was speeding them‘ over
helped wonderfully
5.110 to be an Eastern
Doesn' t look fast enough for
the NorWelks oppo-
t rosy. We are utter
M cliff dwellers.
bills robsbiy had on ex
hittn us the hull lie is
“hunted" every time he
.m0
Microbe arid
g Burs for Brillichllis. 506
Group in a Few Minutes. ,
Throat and Ulcerattd Tonclls.
one for Quick Consumption. .
, ‘ Cline in the Mouth.
some.
Howloy Pitched and Dotted a Great
Game. .
The Winnipauks had their butting
eyes with them Saturday and pounded
out a decided victory over the Rip-
DOWams. of Stamford to the tune of
12 uto 6,- nt the 2’olo Grounds. Winnl
flThe vlilIIiOrs' started out rather nus
piciousiy. but In the fourth and mm 1.
innings corralled enough runs ti) win
the contest. The Winnipnuks handled
the willow so dexterously in the fifth
inning that they knocked Johnson out
oi! the box and he was sunblciit'ed by
Mo Cinnis. who did considerably bet-
ter. »
0n the other hand. Howlcy pitched
a good, consistent game‘ for the win-
ners. One of the textures of the
game was also the hitting of Howley.
who knocked out lhreE two buggers
over the right field fence.
The full scare of the game:
Winnlpauke.
all. r. h.p.o. u. e.
Benjamlin.rt, Ii 2 i 0 0 0
Riley.1b, 5 1 3 5 1 1
Howley,p. 6 3 3 0 4 ii
Duster. .4 1 l 4 0 o
Mull, as, 4 0 2 3 '2 0
Kane. o. Is 0 010 2 1
Benedict,3b. 4 0 0 1 0 2
Britt, if. 5 2 i 1 o 1
Ross.2b, 5 3 3 ii 3 1
'l‘ciaie, 43 12 14 27 12 ii
' clilnati‘. 1; .
ll
10; H t
Mull.
Next Naturally the
play the New Donahue;
AIIN‘A. 9 a. 13‘“
sailed. in
The Alert Athletic Club defeated
the South Norwsllr High 5M001.8lfi-
urdsy lay the score 0! 15 to 11.
Borsqs‘ msnd‘g‘er‘ ind A ls‘lsgg captain
of the iiuccessiul team.
follow:
.........Ferris
. ..,
lilibbell. . . .
Catcher
firmer” ..... ... .H.B_orst
Pitcher.
B: Saubye .. ............. .. A. Fin.“
7 First Base.
Bi Shocks . ......... ....F. McMahon
Second Base.
T. Moran ..... . ......... . .. J. Hull
Short Stop.
8‘. Stubeli. ...;........ J. McMahon
Third Base
amorous ............ . E. Leary
Left Field
ll. Ferris .Brumstrun
Center Field.
F. when ................ Pickering
Right Field.
Pastimes, 7; Mystic Chain, 8.
The Pastime Athletic Club of East
Norwnik. defeated the Mystic Chain
nine, laaturday. on .the Wicks lot. East
Norwalk lreisud and Nickerson were
the battery for the Pastimes. and R.
Hawkins and L Hawkins and Seoileld
tor the Mystic Challis.
,’ .y ‘ SATURDAY 8PORTI._
New Haven Last Two Games to Non-
‘ with.
The results of the games in the state
league were:
At Norwich~Norwich. 4; New Hays:
en 2; second game Norwich. 3; New
Haven. 2
At. New Londoanew London. 2;
Bolyoke. 0; second game, New Lon-
don, 3; Holyoke. 1.
3 At Bridge art—Bridgeport 6; Hart-
ford. 2; sec nd game Hartmrd 6;
Bridgeport 1.
Ki: Springiield~8priuglieid 7; Wet
orhury,‘8.
‘ " ‘ me College cm...
At Princeton-Princeton, 2; Yule, 2.
At Cambridge-«Harvard. 4; U. ofP..
At Antiwar—Phillips Audover. 3;
Phillips meter, 2.
At Hartford~Trlnity. 5; New York
University. 2.
At Yule Field—The New Haven High
School deleted the “profs" 13 to 2.
American League. ..
At Chicago-New York. 2; Chicago.
At Cleveland~C9leVeiaud. 3; Wash-
ington. 1.
At Detroit—«Detroit, 7, Boston 6.
At St. InuiswPhiiadelphis, 2; St.
Louis, 0.
Inn—u—
’ National Lea so.
At Philadelphia-Pitts org. 9; Phila-
delphia, 0; game forfeited in eighth.
At Brooklyn—Chicago. 2. Brooklyn.
At Boston—Boston. ii; St Innis, 9.
At New YorkeNew York, 7; Cin-
called in the seventh,
darkness.
~Ston earache In two minutes
toothache or pain of burn or scaldln
live mlnuteo. hoarsenhss. one hour.
muscle ache. two hours. sore throat.
tchVe hours—Dr. 'I‘homas' Eclectrlc
(ill, monarch over pain.
Jinks—*“How‘s your We?"
Rinks—“My wife is lost to sight. to
memory, dear."
Jluka-‘ 'Why, my dear fellow. l nev-
er heard your wife was dead!"
Bluks—-“8he Isn’t. I’m paying her
850 a week alimony. "-—Lile.
. has closed the season there and is to
i
all.» who. MINI)“
The lineups
‘ Company, whl
. p dying duringt pa tseason In “The
“retransmit! of lanes" comedy
ll Vestry will
was or 8:15; ‘
b‘ie hue glass
Percy Head's aio‘ ‘
will: Yacht Club I was intrigued
today bit Raymond’llrothors one will
he out In commissions shortly.
Mica (curs Mect'otridge. or Yards-
lam: Pin. i9; visiting mar sister, Mill's
Ella. Mach etridge, o Norwnlir. [or
the summer. 9 . _ 9
A meeting of the church history
class at the South Norwullr Baptist
Church will he held on Tuesday eve-
ll 58.9 .
miles. oi the Non
The Rev. John C. Fogs‘rty,‘ curate of
St: Marys perish; Is In Hartford to
day attending the conference of the.
Junior clergy oi the diocese.
L. H. Decker wishes to have cor-
rected an errone
that his children live been ill or scar
let lever. hie airy ‘s the children are
eruoyius the heat 9,! health.
Miss Grace Seymour. who is at the
Normal: hospital, ”transmit final.
no; condition this most favorable
since her rec out orbendlclils opera
tied and a rapid Imp evident Is likely
Attorneys Denis El...— Beers and W. F.
Tammany are ln ll‘rl'dg‘eport today. at
tending 6. meeting or the directors of
6.0 N Melt Kihhin Menu turlnz
h I: kghiug through the
United States u‘tipy Coil
St Mary's "kills? Alngelety has
completed the working section and to
morrow eveniri; the members will on
joy a little recreation. On till ecce-
siou there will be Instrumental no vo
cal music and initiations. WY“!
merits will be served.
1
Governor Roberts has broilhaniniod
the following members or sin 6 com-
missions whme terms expire July 1:
Board at examination and registration
or embalmers’. Doomed muck oi
New Haven. and George Lord, of
Norwich, such for three fussing.
W
dmund Connors.“ A. Soimsns' liv
efry stable. is recovering from on i
jury to his right leg. one of the co 3‘
W3 been broken a tow days ago,
'6 offering‘ or the Nor-well: congre-
gstidnol Church yesterday w t all.
nuul olferim for the Con out one!
Sunday school and Publishing source
A number of people lrom The Nor
walks one had planned to return home
tron: Bridgeport Shthrdsy night on
fine Washington express. did not or
vein South Norwnlk' until shoe} suit
rise Sunday morn-iris. ‘l‘li 9 “Wash’ w a
delayed about three and onehnir hours
3:03:86 of e. freight wreck at Bay
00
The Young People’s Society or the
Norwich: Congregational Church will
meet Thursday evening at 7: 30 o ‘cloclt
when the pastor, Rev v. G. D. Egbert
still speak on "What About Sunday "
giro weekl y church prayer services lol-
lws at 8 o'clock; at‘whicll the topic
will be "A Second Halt- hour with the
Apostles Creed; “
m
The annual conven‘iotl of the Epistle
p‘si Diocese of Connecticut will be held
tumor-row at St. Johlis Church. Stain
lord. commencing at 9: 30 s. m.. with
services and address by the bishop
The" delegates from Trinity Church.
South Norwnik. are 8. C. Palmer and
P. N. Smith. The alternates are E, ii.
Mathewson and P. N. Smith.
The Rev. W. W. 1‘. Duncan will have
his headquarters this Week at the
home of .i. A. Richardson. 10 West
nirenue. In view of the fact that a case
92 measles Is sgain evident at the
eihodist narsonnge. He‘ may he
reached here by telep one or other
rites. and thus his tut pastoral and
her work will not be interfered with.
‘ ”he‘d--
’Miss Vellum errel. who has been
he Broadway theatre. New York.
I out the summer at North Stamford.
lss Bert-cl who is. well known here.
is it talented actress who he‘s mode
old strides in her hrofcsaiou du‘rinl
is past season on gable proioa‘sion-
t. . .
Norwalk Aerie. 15.00.82. at Its last
hinting. decidedto held only one cos-
it duringlcho months a! July and
not. and “these will probably be
the third Wednesday.
horizon is vo
'. mailman-got ave has been sepals
“Initiation at the next meeting. A
4 will. in concoction with. the on.
tdnment committee. arrests for a
,c rubella to be given the latter part
06 July or early iniAugust.
£0.31.“ ancient and headlights old truck
ich for was: did only “h Old Woii
been
' doing duty at
nucleic-ills file. “*0! ordguldr cit.
ich it Nifitll! noun rig. no
6 ’90
lig‘hn
9 Charles iii. soquuc hos had two new
Dii " MTG very handsome thei-
9 show cases installed lu' h 6 store.
sreport to the effect ”
There will .
“10hr "or"
12““ how“ Instilly .. ~
eve been ln'lu‘oiltn ii there
lli'i‘o"
lad doubt org
tell; you 1th Poueikols‘
he protest on at an
chili skills
meat oi stomach diseases It is easy to
understand why this rcecriptien is 66’
on Ivorssiiy successfu. * ' Prollnhl
other remedy later made so our [calls
renumtlon ill so short it‘ time: for Poll" ‘
Nikola Tobi to are now sold in circuit ‘
very prom dent city shin
ey Ii'o riot cure you of your haircuts.
sour stomach wind in lithium” I)!”
spoils palpitatiou. nervousness. s) eon-
loudness and other symp toms r(II-
sestlon we will willingly my?!)
cents back They will renew "l u rcan.
'org'y, study your nerves. aid digedtion
and put new lilo in your stomach. Try
them tor ten days and It you are not
ireatiy benefited come In and 'get your;
money back. . .
1:69.19
the or the state legislature some ‘
on' A baby restaurant the other ocean
d ordered a. porte‘rhouse steak.
hen the portion arrived it did not
3min apnea:- tgi himnss 59in: guill-
n y 090 e on e e we r.
“all the Albany mom 39
“Would you kindly take this hick to
the cock arid toll mm to broil It a little
more ?"
figure!" replied he oi the white cost
This Is how the polite request was
notified to the cook:
"Say. Bill. that fat guy backed away '
strain this piece 0! horse. He wants a
little more tire on It or it‘s all up with
you and your little pots Get a move
on. or you I! have him butting in here
gridu calling you by your real name.
ee.’
Men should talre a lot more vacations
“their wives’uldn't go along with '
0m.
NGTICE
ranches assetsuosumw
coNoucrso IV THE car‘s MAX
TARLQV, coNNscricur schuz,
mu. no comment: av Nit AT
run out: sues. . .
MRS. M. TARLOV ‘
fiW'tl‘ilhll I
THIN
lien Pulnailliiuli
65° per ; i
iii «1033160
New MAIN ST.
,P‘Tll
Tel tog-z. ‘
“ENTER 3 illt PMGE
MEN 6
m. can Panniqu men-.91.
caper? TIE!
sussiAN cALF‘. PAT“. COLT
I'M
GLAZED KID BULL QUAETERB.
. “I V‘s": f
4.2L: ’1 r It'll!
ii
' Pan waists.
t. mealtimes sr
These Belts. which fell into our hands through the ill
luck of a manufactureri.willicertnni‘ly he appleciate‘d by all
women who are fastidious about the small details of dress
All are seasmmbie novelties in calf of various colors,
blue. green, red, gray and black; in lcvaut scale
Also there are a number of Jupdhese Belts' m may?
(Lkid
like.
There are about thirty-five different styles; may” one oil
which. it bought regularly would be tram 59,06 to $91.00.
We otter them at
25 etc. each
'Any woman cafi. allord to g
a belt to suit every .costuute. ”
ratify her taste and have
Center Cecilter, Notion Stock.
A Corset Special. the P. N
Interesting as summer approaches, for it is suitable
for warm weather
It is. the Sdeciai RN .151 late model
or fine batiste with deep hip and two attached hose sup:
porters.
SEt.‘
' 79c,, On sale now.
0 I.
. L111. . 611‘ ‘ .
If ever a c0tton cloth looked like
is enunenylxwthe 'matshmi 502‘
t cannot be 0l(
experienced hand. ‘
too a yard
linenflithis this.
white coat stilt? and Peter
from real user éxre‘pt by the
The ‘P. N. is well knbwn as a very reliable. Cor—
' "and
At the White Goods Section.
Windsor Ties.
These are the latest fad for the.¥eter
Pan waists. All shades are to be had, 25 cts ea'cll.
Lace Canopy COvers for baby carriages, new designs,
and some at little pnces.
W
Anyone iinhkmgmi a thin Black Gown should see the
Cotton Novelties, lawiis‘. mulls lace striped initiates, arid
Wash Goods Section.
‘0'.-
cotton mixtures.
lT“'l4tll‘E 25
-' 9. his area
we mew enclosure allow AN imm‘fMim sill
cairn here 1
‘ irim- ‘i' .9. , " .
err « _ .
1’}; ..l (3.9.; I: a;
0mm sues. slant vanes av wanna, iN vsalous shims IN.
chemise measure. ear canines. rsensrav AXIIINSTER sNo
sour assassins. we lsvlrn comm. ”runners do one
‘- #5“ WIN
’ Ezdmgk i. it i1;
”it! ’1‘ W
9.1mm; lit ’ It‘ll “1’ ‘
Mlle '
‘ queries to «may cumin riisr commence. ssrusoav.
.1qu so AND cosrmmNo intone. mi suns-ii mo surrog-
l
{possum wru. not. snail IM’ilflDAV reclaim-y
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