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‘ halaly
Cfoug'h
yvirtue. or II. Hartman's hit
V ’ b ioctilli‘ half of tild to urtli t
. visitors showed what they wore malts
ofwit mast hive been hot air. {no
313:!“
3’tones for the clroaitof t a i
ra
. at
A Niall? arhadthni‘. bu
fissonrod oi! his deilvéry, to sin all
shows.
pared by‘ his opponens
The full aco‘r‘é of tilt? (also:
at one
Winntpsuks.
orb sky high in the uh.- find [I . a; 1;, 0, A.
tst. sin landed on torts titho'p '. all...“ 11,, 1 0 9 0
hits had sent ihve man across Mungg. 1 1 3 4
times. the first Inst]. iloy. m, 1 i 3 g
.- 1’. yI‘s. 2h. 1 1 :I I
011) f l’iorco, of. o l 0 0
It ,1"? ilowiey, If I 1 ‘4 0
reunion Brennan;- McGrath sin n 1 1 o
to 0 I‘d. Chili" hit to N ill. :01“ uiauiin, rt, ' I) 0 0 0
II liloKI‘ernsn and 96th {all . p. 0 0 1 3
ӣ031 ' E" Wt Lauder melted my, (2, 0 ii 3 0
it Cdtir‘tnuy' s tumble anathema _. I. _- ~. m
haunts“ bonsai. oahhi sear Totals, 5 0 27 1o
uder stole third nature the Nationals. *
‘ n the catchers hands ”(I - n, u, I), A,
‘r was retered, Dom to Ill liart Larrigan. 3b. ' 0 0 0 2
III scoring on the out. Brooks Hill at. 1 a 3 I;
Murphy singled.- sending Tollniadga of 0 1 2 0
, monks to second: the Iattst bola: re Ksyser, ss, II 0 I 2
ttroii at third by McDonald to Court a, nanny, iii, a a 10 0
H} Clancy, rt. 0 0 2 0
Voik. it. 0 0 I 0
othh’y two olefin hitsv Tumor drove Kane. c. It 1 5 2
. nice one toright for two sacks, scar Craakh. p. o 0 o 2
In on C Hartman's single , —~ -- —~ ~
p hint tho visitors gays thou Totals, 1 2 2 It
hinlt an added another to tlislI Score by innings:
J». The rat two men were my Winnipnuks. 4 0 0 I o 0 o 0 x~h
haunts was then hit . Nationals 0 a 0 I o a o 0 0w]
’ noggin hid ti ltifi
utmun toV I r to It or
‘ 33:...“ on autos hit to but,
”Waist-day the New York Color
a“) s will cross bats with the
N“
lilo,“ Instead of the Cuban x
a. ho latter new. mixed on
‘ mt, 'than the game here visa
.but will play later In the
time
Deltz doubled to r;
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Summary:
Trio—bass htts~Tornor Deli:
moron—~10!“ Hu.rtmun
mon- -b‘ils-0fii Turnor.Mi ..
uStruck out—By Mom-nth? :by Tur-
:Mftl on bascs~Norwnlks. 7; (lo.
“8‘oriiica hiim W. Lauder.
Stolen bases-4V. Lauder. Brennan.
first on oImrs—Norwailts, l; (lo
Ii teams usual.
0 y pi 'nuIIIWIIisII. '
W hour. thirty minutes
owL
Hits WWII. Knock».
hm n nuptials. the way
out tit that? mu.
0 at all erratic ethi-
pitching as has been seen
lab; ntrozch
rmhod
0 hand runs III In tho
and if that
h:Iimiipportunity“to M
II rodent
Into a, vhlushlo
unitio’ratin on hitting. ,
swing It tho hall with nil
Mitts hits won. ‘I
ig‘fllh'snitfli :
" I “lions
.. lfll limoi
ll
of his .
It" Into“. Delta's IiMibew. 1
nl rollovem boon ”on“:I oi ‘
W“? .
'Csuu;
Ila.
ates.
liridgeport.l
ORG. 1;. ii?“
hon
I'qrfl. 0. ‘
phln.
_ In
rain.
in
Detroit. 4.
button. it;
Oraton.
tilrst
Cleveland 2.
and tool: tho
it won the porno
LIE; loath; with out root.
it lid (Enlist pitchod good
‘ t It former aha the better
two hits being
h wool. 01) i'n the air in the
i nlhu, When he was hit tor told
and a. twobalfiel‘. but aetllod
mmdia‘thly attorward and nor-
I‘émnihdur of tho hams. ‘as tho
Innate hit was so-
Stolen bases Davis, Howlsy; sacri-
ills hit. Day; two brine
bases on balls off th‘flgll 3. off
Britt. 2; struck out. by Ufutgii d. by
Britt, 3; doubio play. Sclloclt and Du-
'l‘inu\. of gumml hour. '10 min-
Umpiros. Smith and Whono.
SATURDAY SPORTS.
its.
Now Haven Takn One From the
The rnsuits of games in tho Stnto
leuguo Saturday worn as follows:
At New iiuveanew Haven.
At Ntirwioitwllolynko. a; Norwich.
'1. Second game—«Norwich. 1: Holy
AI: Witorbtirwauterury. 3; Now
’At 800iiigflold-8prlugflelm 1; Hart-
Socond quueMSprlngtiold. ‘l;
Hartford, 4.
' ' 1
National League.
in Chicago-(lithium. I;
i; (called. darkness).
in St. Louis.
York. 5; St. Louis, 3.
New York. 1; St. Louis. 0.
CinclnunIIM—Brtmklyn Cincinnati.
sumo I—New
Boeond‘wue»
AI Pittsburg—Pittsburg. 2; Boston
0.
American Lupus.
Phliadolphla~l’hiindolphla,
so. It.
in Washington itirst gamut—~Waah-
(Second
enmeerlnvelnnd. ti; Washington. 4.
’ 1 8ch itaSoaMIlldII Ina Borneo.
W-
Davis.
2:
Philadel-
h:
in New York—New York. 9; Chica-
.Iaw‘ Yorh.o ‘
I‘ll. Innis. 0i)
Iaattoriosmi. ‘ '
ban; Druhot. how and Hannah,
At Cinoiauiitl (first “their
It." II. III.
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0min. 0010001010—206
ol‘ialv-‘Iiwlnl. Wicker and
B
(Becohd Initial:
R. H. Iii.
10610110x-912'2.
«limit 0 o a a 2 on on 4 s a
V mBnlt‘ehieh-s-Erlilerhlid SchloizV Eason
and Bergen
Clucin. ..
Mr‘
New London. 7: Waterbury. 4.
WA i‘ERBUiIY, Jilly 10. -New Lon
don defeated Waterbury yesterday.
7 to 4. (sun nu pitahod well until the
seventh In It When Its unaudited and
on Ibras hits. two bases on halls and
two errors the vialtorsnnorsd Iivo runs.
Outside} of tho third inning, when Wnt‘
orbury z’o't livs hi to and thou runs.
War hithioif goon bull mint no
patriolt or this city. second baseman
on the Now Haven fenm, umpirod the
gating and his ducts ons were not. dis
on o
W
ENOLI§H RAILROAD ABOUMEB
, RESPONSIBILITY.
Saiiisnphr. lasing/aw Iii—m. the
resumption horn («My of t to corner a
inquiry into the o of_ tho wreck of
i the Plymouth stun :- express July I
résultlhg in the loss” of 27 ilyos. coun-
Bill for the motion and Southwostnrn
Railroad. announe lhlil Ilia railway
accepted full responsibility tor the m-
chdont. and all the legal cmtsoqu'oncon
Insulting frdm it. addin that ho hop
ed this stutomont wood minus the
time occupied by the inquest
There. is no improvement In the non
ditioii of Robert S. Crilhtilali of Chico
go. who was seriously injured in tho
wreck
'l‘lle bodv of lddwnrd W. Sontall. of
Brooklyn. N Y., who succumbed to his
injuries July It. will bu taken to
Southampton and shipped to New
link with tho bodies of his wife and
ihloo ciIllIiIoII, who were killed at tho
time of tho accident. _
3 The gIIuId of tho express Harrison.
testified that’tho. iiivfnted train was
running at the rato of at least. fifty
uIllos an hour. through Salisbury.
whereas the proper speed is thirty to
truly miles The company issued is
structious in February rounding the
speed at this particular point, but tho
innirurtions worn subsooturutly. emu si-
or
Ilsior Prlngis ropresoutlng tho
[hoard of Trade said his invostlgolion
showed that the spoon of the train hr
Iwueu Wilton ,aud Salisbury was ovor
sixty Intios an hour.
-—-.——~—-—-—-
CANTON's CENTENNIAL. CELE-
BHATION.
CANTON. July )6.-Tho coulouial
relobratiou of .tho town of Clinton was
continued today. the weather condi-
thons being fine. Many formar resi-
deals of the town name hers today for
the celebration. the biggest day of
which will be Wethiosdsy. when a fine
program at exercises will be hold in
the Congregational Church The op
suing of the loan Inhibition in the
town hall this evening will be the
principal event today.
AI) POWER BOATS. 1.
STORY CREEK. July It) -Tho fleet
of Ilfteon boats of the American Power
Bout Asmciittlon oh s cruiss. In
Mauhaflaet Bay to Newport and hot
IoVr island and which came from Not-
walk to the Thimble islands. yestor
day was awsy ouri today and will'
unite New London 0 next stopping
piano. None of the members ostne
ashore here yesterday or last night
.Littlo WilhoimMV-"O uncle! Why
don‘t you soud some of your poems to
Australia. l havont any stamps trout
thorn in, my collection. "—-- Fliogonde
Blotter. ’ _
.wlnorotnry of
‘th‘. Issnud Sat-
33:; I. shows III there were 1323
to» during tho Inonth oi III as. tau
Essa Innal in my “It‘ll biggie“ thug:h In
one 0 list In more an
Ind average wimllin.‘ at dosthan during
Jillio for tho flvqiyotll‘s prsdo
The death In 30 III for“ ills largo
tIlquI. for the ’IIII‘I towns. 11. 8 and
forwtho. whole state 10.1.
fl‘ho dsnths rs rind tram Infectious
diso‘ nos worh Wbelnulll .0 per ocu't.‘
at V6 thtd‘l‘tno’rtiility.
on ”port adds: "0n aooouut at the
small sonroprintiou toads at the last
sons the stats logislaturo for in-
votitl Ital of tho pollbthuV of str'car’n‘s‘
and nut
board of ho'nlth Will unable. on the
first or January. 1900. to renew tho “TO
trout. with Phil. Smith or the Ya
Medical school for valor analysis.
The invosti ation was practically con
lined to spec aiaunl sin 0! water. mosh
iy well wator. sent a by the health otli
cars of alumni towns.
”Tho board has. howov'or' mono or-
rangementrt, béfinuiug July lot to
have these has sis curries on undoi-
the direction of Prof Good, of Wesley
an, at the state buotoriolog‘lcni labora-
tory in Middletown. As the laboratory
is in continuous operation. the addi-
tionai Work does not involve any great.
expenditure, and the board will he on-
abiod to resumo tho routlhe examina-
tlbu of resnrvoir outer and to docum-
pliuli much more thuittbo abbropria-
tiou available. It: lino been the custom
to exuiniuo monthly a certain numbdr
of roservolrs and the following yoan'to
make analysis of that-In brother parts
of the. state. and, thus all the reservoirs
have, bash. in turn. iIIVosligutad.
“Special examinations of. well- and
other which! are made ontho uppilou
Ilou of tho town health unicorn only.
subject to the approval of the county
health omcora. in future those appli-
cations should be lorwnid Ii dii‘octly to
Prof. (.‘onn. who will son to tho up-
piiouut pauper royieptaclos forum war
or to be analysed and full directions
for tollecting it. .,
"I’IIifossor (out: will boys as ‘hIs
assistant. Mr. Jamos A. Nowlunds. Mr
aniands has studied at the Mason-
chuse ts institute of 'l‘oobnoioxy and.
befor co ting to the statwiahoratory.
was out: in WulI'f‘ analysis under
l’MI-of. Andrew Smith, utiioloit. Wisoon
It It."
in Norwalk thorn were. thirty-throt-
living births III May. and two still
births. The Inst-rhinos In May num-
berud oieveu. 'l‘hs total number of
deaths in June was ulnotoou, ropro
seating an annual douth ruto..of, III?
per 1.000 inhabitants. 'l‘bern were
three deaths of,chiidron under on
year of ago. and lilo from one to Iivo
yours. Tho cllliiwtl of deaths were:
'l‘yphoid fever. 1: conmmtptiuu. 2:
pusumouia, 3: bronchitis. I; diseases
or norvous sysII-In, ll: heart disease.
It; accidents and violation. 2: all othur
diseases; a. The following number of
infectious diseases worn reported from
nearby towns:
Monies—«City of Norwalk. Ill; Town
of Norwuikula; Wohtport, l.
Scarlet Favor—"City of Norwalk. 6;
'l‘ownot Norwnlk. 2; Westmrt 4; WII
ton. .
Typhoid Ft’Vi‘r-"NOI‘WRIK. I.
The health unicorn In South Norwnlk
and Ridmfleld wore the only two who
did not moire a report.
-M(‘nu't look well out well or foul
well with impure blood totaling youVI
body. Keep lb..- blood porn with am-
Iiouk Blood Bitters that simply. take
amt-else, keep clean and you will have
long life.
SOLDIER DROWNID iN PHILIP-
P.|N18
MANILA. July III—«Private R Loos
dale. or the 'l‘enth United Status In
tautry. was drowned In tho Push; Riv:
or near Mantis on July to. He fell
overboard from a launch while on his
way to Camp MrKlnisy.
Money makes tho lunro no, but. it
cannot anywhere. ,
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mill Onolilglit. " {-23
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oh Sore Irma ind liberated Tonéill.
1 ply i’oaillvo (lute lot Quirk Contamptioa. .
MiliI tho Ceilidh liliérobe Ind Ca, V
«y.»
I.
l
‘h
Milo. ration
Intern at the state, the '
V your.
bunker to carry 10 not
Y i" emugiimtegfl i?tg§;?tums
F ioy.,Wso harms.
roll. W or mutual wiv
n...,.'} '
was now Wonk ‘ I
AT oom- rooaumuur.
(Continued Fran» First Page.)
great shape and tho greens true,
most as a billiard table.
Woe Burn gets the championship
tournament the decond tinie this
it is s, at years since Connaour
out, Magus Golfers packed their clubs
and, turned their fades Wes Burn
ward .
as the course minds today It is
ouo of the best in tho state and it is
largoly on that account that the tour
amount is to be bold hora. Members
of the club are wishful (lint tho addi-
tional laud purchased some time since
by tho Woo Bum Qorporatlon hull
boon mudo madly in time for the tour-
autumn. With this Inlditlou to the
links (them are some 1.) notes in the
tract in duration) Woo Burn will have
the finest nine holds course in the
Blaio. it In only a situation of months
now boi‘oro the addition will be
made.
There are 20 clubs in the Golf
lesson and a big entry list is expect-
od. Entries will be received up to
July 17 and soy tongue Gulf club
Immber who is :1 legal resident of
Conunmlcut has a right to outer. There.
on six events—«tho championship.
I-ousolntion cup. bunker out. four
games. handicap and team ampion-
ship Tho low sooriat in the champ-
tousliip wil recolvo a silver modal. as
will the runner up. To each member
0f the winning team will be uwardod
il broom medal. Play libel us on W0
destiny moinlug at It o‘clock. when tho
qualifying around for the «summon-
ship will be started Thirty six bolus
will be played and tho first. sixteen
will pualify for the «Whampionship the
second sixteen. for tho. (mmtiilnliou.
and tho third sixteen. for the unitVor
cup 'i‘hn team chmuplonshlp w it also
bu played on Wednesday
Thursday. match play begins in the
cup ovonts and tho first round of tho
fmtrooiuos will be played. The semi
finds in the r up events on Friday. rind
more will be a handicap at 18 holes,
modal play The finals in the cup
events 30 holes will be played on
Saturday. and the finals in the four-
somes. III holes
Sanford. who in nftor honors. has
been playing under 80 all summer and
knows tho course- so well his chances
ot gutting Into the finals are the hot
tor He has boon sand-finalist on
two occasions in the State champion
ship He was (infested by Horrors in
the Apnwmnis tournament but he was
'way off his game. Sanford has ‘
dn'shiug stvln and is strong in his long
game. As with aooley. most of his
mistakes are made on the putting
mono.
Boeloy has the record for the Woo
Burn courso, ill 32 and a as. He
made it two mars .Ixo in a match with
Professional Sitsldnrd and Dr. Gorrot
Smith. The professional rec. out for
the coruso is a 74 made by Stoddard
swam bolus threo limos winner oi
the 81an Championship. Stanley won
the Metropolitan championship last
1901. . Ho has par rtorl'u‘fit‘l3
tournaments and is ru 0 as all:
thp loading ardhtdur players of the
country. When he is on his game
Ilia all hnvo to play tail to boot
Ill
,1". Carl Martin. an 91- -BIan olintnp‘
ion who will play; shares with Wil-
Ioh IA Baldwin another record for tho
. course. Each has made the eighth
hqls u very sporty 178 not: aifatr in
one stroke. Bonny for this hole in
I. and to do In in a it you've not; to
Root! your drive absohusiy omlaht.
'i‘horo is trouble onQ eiihor aim and o
I from the
t ii iii' duo- -in
the State championship in 1000 and
Midwin reputed the partaruims on
ltuylor Merritt.
- ' era is the course with the bony
‘I‘ each hols: 470 yards. 234. 028.
44080—ch
aactlaut (loll Clubs sr‘s Prolidont 0.
it. Zimmerman. Now Haven “County
oluh; soorot‘l’r- draught-Ft
IIIIIIV exnizutlw
$16!. of Hartford dbl'
III-onion“ II court also: . D.
Iluulion. Wall "Mimi uty (Stub: h
s. Pitt Woo Burn: India» commit
II'III. domino I'llilli o rt. Seth
Alfred if. Norritt.
y r. and was ssini- finalist in the Iifllh. .
il‘ championship at Atlantic Glty in .
until upon
0 rlotmnl day. 1902. in a match with
" 230. 200. 210 .808, 170. SWIM—total. .. 0.770:
1.5.04.4. Isa.
1' Ii'ha olilom at the manic at Goa '
Rum L.
32.? Gur-
,. llni l I II
.t [I It) i '
1:. wasmuorou s'r. .~
,4": W;
Changed prlciis Is tMiIe
right tiIrOquiI the stock. W I: can furnish any size, and the
variety is unlimited.
,D.
a... lib/us Ion I“ ”i .,
Shirt: Waists _ ,.
.Read
5W
mic now, $00210 has been niadt:
White Polar Pan W aisls.
Whitt. stn Tailored Waists.
Lacc- «rimmed [ringerle Wnists,
r t
01160 and Up. .
‘0 . ' . . . ' ‘
Shirt \Vatst Section. mam floor.
Separate White states
it IS it lgibai salmfacttouéio icnow lbs? a neat and stylish
for immediate wear.
White Walking Skirt, perfectly tailored can lie 13an really
i‘here are sedersl cloths that hold
their shape through ireQueut visits to the laundry, and 3:0 ‘
very serviceable. V ,. .
Indian Head, from $I.50 up.
.Wliltc I'opliu from $4.50 up.
Willie Lawn from $2. 75 up. ,
White Linen from $3 75 up.
Coat and Suit rooms, second lioot?
v i 1:, .
Handkerchiofs’. '
One of the bait Holirli-Iércllioi Specials we have ever of»
fored' Is ready now EiCl‘) liil‘tlld pure linen, with initials' In
the corners, DiallLI’it'mSlllCht‘ll, a quality never said beiore
for less than 13C each, in this sale for
i
.v.
we; 3 for 25¢.
sacquéé and Moons.
1'100 I”! 0"-
f
The dainticst. Sacqucs appear in white dotted and flow.—
cred Iiiusilus, made in the most buwitching fashions with
Dutch necks and elbow sleeves.
nied with lace ctlgings and ribbons.
Kimonos of pretty minted lawns, from 50c up.
They are slashed and mm.
Towel Specials Huck towels, good size, 9c each
Brown Striped Shop Towels, I234
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in on now summons 'ro snow as arrsac'ri . ,
churn-r noon. arm I none 3! 4 nabs. IN visions showman:
comm mounts, All? admimiéi'. rshas'rar sxinuh'rlllii all!
non! sou-alts. wn myrrh humour. amurrotwrti oil's .. ”it
mums. m. owns out no "sun 3mm; trimaran "
columns his memoirs. I sinus r0 onons a arm". .
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