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O. H. JENNIN‘IELIS CRITICALLY

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Grip and Complicationa Make Condi
tioo tat-low.

,WitiS'i‘l’OR’l‘, May 29.~--0. li. Jen

"Infill. ft 93:; 111109111 Bridgeport bunt
llutlli man among the moat popular
or the allure contingent here during
the aummer .‘ia critically lit at hit.
home at the Farm An attack of grip
haa resulted in a complication of all-
menla and Mr .leunlhua in in a count
tlon that notations aerloua IIppIoheIt
IIluII on the part of relatlvoa and
it'loutlit fir. ildllel lilo phyalnim. call
ed in ooiraultnlton several others Wed
flotilla) Report)! today are that the":
III ii t'llllllptti for the better In the pit
tlout II condition

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TD IUILQ le itAlLROAD.

l’rnhldnut Motion. of the New Haven
Iona. William Skinner. of gimme a
director. and batuuel ”opponent
bani: president. of New Haven. are
among the incorporate” v: the Range
ley batter and Reunite ilroad 00m»
they. which proposes to build a line

trough the lumbar region of Franklin
and Oxford ehuntida in Maine. The line
will be operated as a connection of the
Maine Central railroad incorporation
was granted by the Maine legislature.
The onplutllaatlon will be $100,000.

£006 MAN OIAO.

ANNE primary .1. itinb
a wall-tut gominenh oiti n 01
Artifiillh. is dead. attor II briafl ill
arid so. an amen had lived in Air“
eonia many your- aod ltnti alwaya beenL
identified with the lumber luminous
"(39193“ president of the Bavlnge Berth
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’ iiayea at second bare.
, hlmaelf together and street: out Klan

tie: into their otrido hair that bed
have without ou‘abtioh (fight .01” the
angina“ lineupa the teeth baa «Ivorby

tated in tha‘I '

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It It 6u'a Neill its due a
.btinelto «credit for the war he diapea
ad of thin Waterbury gum in that in-
ning. . Wm malt no. hit to
Reilly The latter alloy/ed the hall
to not. ghim. Titan literati attenuation
in ateal II eeeonti anti Hayes stepped
up to the plate and proceeded to uni-
variao the bail. lie their; quite (to

 

 

 

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for two atatlona. which ve Moran

 
 
 
 

he did not allow to 50 wool gathering.
it. looked stormy for Voila, Already
there was one run to. ob. outs, and
N’olit pulled

berg, which wait a little balm. but. a
moment later a decidedly painful oat
nationhe happened to eIlly.
hit the ball such a he [Value on tho
head that it. gave a violent and linear
tnln hound landlntt' against ltollly'a
left eye. For It time Reilly thought
lielley'a eomot had atruelt the «rib.
it waa aoon apparent that the player
won out of oommiaaion for the mat of
the game Umpire Malone called time

 
 

Moran

 

. while a bucket of water waa being

dithitoa Over the atortato‘pe injure
lamp. The latter cloaed completely
under that. treatment and will be in
mourning for some time.l Dr. R. M.
Wolfe. who looked it over later. dip
covered that, while no permanent in
jury had probably been dime. a blood
Insael had been ruptured running the
eye to bleed.

Jack McGrath come In to shortstop
from left field and George Gibilo went
out to .laelr'n lob. following which the
sesnlon wan reanmed. it looked like
Waterbury boil II good start, but here
Iii where Volk again with a crusher
If fond hopes llo ptruek put the next
two men up.

The W uterbury' a not thtilr other run
In the first inning. chiefly on account
of two errois on the unit of Reilly.
though home had landed at first on
four called bnllI-I. llollly dropped the
ball while image. was trying to steal
second and the former bran at that
iuetnnt to catch him. Reilly followed
thin up by allowing It irrounder off
I‘nmplou' but to get by him. 14'th
ii‘i'il'llig from second.

The. Xerwnlhn made enough runs in
tho flrat two tuition to win the game.
Cunningham made tho first run. lie
lInII worked bin way 130““ to third (ill
I been on balls a panned bail and a
sacrifice hit by llelllv and aranlpered
home on another out. \‘ollt drove in
me of the rune in the abound innln .
which wurt mail:- by llnvia, who he
landed at tint on a note hit and reach
mi mound on an error. I Then ramr
\‘oilr‘s bit Thu ot’rtlr was mode on I
mil butter by (“rough and bottom the
timing was over. (‘reuh nod worked
his way homo on It bit. It bow on built
and an out. The other for. run» In the
fifth and limit luninxa Will‘l taken for

good Iitououro.
Norwalke.
All ll ll I‘f) A I“
Cunningham 2b :l l (l 0 a 0
itoilly rut. .......... i ii 0 (I g 3
Millliln if .......... i 0 II S
Kernc, ............ 4 0 1 l0 1
Vellum. Ill. ........ 4 i (I 13 0 0
ilmoka. rf. ......... i (I l (I 0 0
variant ........... i 9 2 o o“ o
Mcfimlh, if.. an I i i if 0 l
.‘mugh. lib, ........ l i l i .i 0
Voiir.p .......... i l .‘i I 2 o
Tuliaiu ........... 36 i3 12 27 ll 4
Waterbury Independents. '
All it ll [.0 A F
laawlor. If, ......... i ii 0 0 ti 0
.illiford. an. ........ i ii 2 l 0 0
lAan.iI..,..,.....1ll o 2 0 I
Chlnpion. 2b. Ii 10 0 l 5 I
Mulligan. lb, ...... i It 0 H l 0
lieuehry, lib. i ii I 1 ll 0
Moran If. ......... i .i 0 l 1 0
ilttyeII. IV i .0 l l 0 ti
"Klanbertt p ii 10 l l 4 ll
'lulnln ........... :‘u. ‘2 we 14 1
't‘ unulunham utii. hit by battntball.

Kerr out for not touching aeound babe.

“Martin boiled for l-ilmiberg If!
ninth innlnn.

HCOM by innings l
\‘oreulla ....... 00 ll amt.
Waterbury ind. .I 0 0 0 00 IIM

Earned rune—~Norwalit 1.
“Stolen baaea ~1.awiur.(_‘.ilffmd. blur

“flotilla hitav-Lliavle.’ alliy

Baertilea flaw-Cunning ant

Two-bale batik—lime. Nolaon.

[Double plawaoiiI anti Nelaou.

llaaea on ~00 Vblk 1 off Klon
berg

Struck out-by Voiit 10 by Klan
but; 1. ~

Pulled bailamiiayea 2

Left on omnivorwalk 0. Water
bury 7.

llmplrow Frank Malone

[Time of turpentine hour. 30 min
u all

la‘l'abatl babe. ‘

The mornlnf game in. Amoimmerit
Itarir {odgy on be playtid III 10 :III and
the d toriionn radio at :1: ill). The Mad
batten Collette team, who are to be
the Norwalitafo orphaned are a ran
arrow; a: result II. line of the gather
with be plotted by their star twirl-r.
who fluently Inhde an n a’ éorient 9‘;
“1111009" nation. “Still! 9
'f‘raininc School tearir.

tremawui b Hitched “WI“: New? It by
Qua Yellow . M0991;

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box in the ”IT:

Pill-y :13; trait-Int will and ‘2‘
in.“ inhumane every to an a “
arday he lay- a our It hibi it oipo
deal that. ”our itvenh ayarabaaue
that pin toilet.- on. Pm a;
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The score:
Mayflower-a.
All it 11 PO A h:
lienha, 2b . i 0 0 l 2 l
Nash. 3b. .. ........ i 0 0 l 3 4
1*. Round. if. ....... It i 0 0 0 ti
Webb. ii ........... ii 1 ti 0 3 ii
(i. Keene. p. ...... l l 1 l 0 0
ltmwn. of. ........ :1 2 0 0 0 0
Wright. rt. ........ i 2 l 0 0 0
Dunn, r .......... 4 Ii 1 ii 2 0
Petty. an. .. e 0 0 0 2 II
l'orliteiui. lb. ..... ll 0 0 iii 0 0
Totals ........ ‘ , .ilt 7 ll 2?, 12 5
Wilton A. C.
-, All it if PO A ti
hie-yore. 2., If." .... 3 0 0 3 0 0
Jones. 9. w 'n O 0 o 0 3 o
\Viiaiin, an. .‘.. . ....I. ti 1 0 3 ii 2
«worm, II, 3.....i.I I 1 I o o
Moroltuuao. ih. 2 1 0 ii 0 3
line, lib. .......... ii i 0 i b l
Orin. 2 ........... i l 1 0 0 0
. "tiring. If, t‘. ...... II it 0 it 0 0
('oley. cf. .......... 3 l i 2 0 2
Totala ........... 31 .0 2 2i 0 8
snore by innlnxa;
daynowora ..... I 0 II II II to 2x I
Wilton A. t' .0 0 6 0 0 l B 00 ll
Earned rune ~unytlowot‘a l
Tonbnae hit-wit. Keene. Wright.
ilaIIr-s on balls I tilt lunoe 2. on
Wilehh
Strutir outw ilI lonea 0 by Webb 6.
by Keene 1.

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The Mayflower .
their tape“ of hardd Beholder. by
defeating the Wilioli team in all exett
illti content by the were of ‘l to ii. in
the eleventh inning. after the Mayhem
era bad a his lead the, Wilton: had a
rally which made it loolt for a time

at! tho viaitora would win out. but
the Mayflotmn finally got their mob
sure and held them down in the lard
two innings.

For six innings Webb pitched a real
game for the Mayflowera. the WI tone
letting in get a hit or even to aend the
ball out of the infield. but in the new
enth they not to him. when-a hit.I
hate on error-a and a tree pitta netted
II run in the ovonlh inning, after
three rIInII. had been scored Manner
Harry Waterbury took Webb out and
put Keene in the box. The Willem
tlnlahed up the inning with two more
rune. though after that inhibit Keene
waa invincible Keene went in to
pitch without even warming up and
there were men on aeeood and third
baaea at the time. A timely lift at this
period peered both million: butting
Wilton in the lead. ii to h. «to tile
elshth inning. the Mayflower: regain
ed the lead. Keene, who wait the that
than no. hit for two baaea: Brown got
to first on error and Keene and Brown
wot-lied a double areal, taking them to
third and second babes. retroactively.
Dunn redeemed himself for previous
poor throwing by hitting safely to com
tor. scoring both men on the batten.
winning the game.

The Mayflower: showed much im-
prominent Bhturday. oamially in
thelI been running. Another feature
of the game ms the fielding of Wliitiil
of the Winona at ahortetep

'l‘ltlu morning the hiey-ilewera will
play the. All Sinmforda, at 10:30. at
Mayflower Ural.

hell on linaoawhiayliotvem O‘.‘ Wil-
Inn A. (1‘. 2.

Double oloy— l‘odaeini unualated

Vt ild pitcher Jonea 2 '

I’aaaed liAIlil llartog 2 Dustin l

i-‘irat ban on errora~htaytiowera" I.
Wilton A. t‘.2

Hit by pltehorr—ily Webb 1.

Stolen baeeawllrowu 2. Wright
i'odnolni, i-‘. Keane. idoyara and tied
trey.

Time of gantow—Oho hour. to rpm-
titan.

i'mplro enamel Arteil.

800ml Fred inmdoulat. .

Alteudauéew-ioo.

COLONIAL! IIAT NUTMEOB.

Local loya Diapou of Mumford Team
by 0 Score 0113 to 7.

The foal tulofl'iaI amour team do-
touted the Nutniopl. of 81nmford.,\ea
iarday afternoon it the Rhodouolln
Park around» in Neroniit. by the aeore
up iii to 'i.

The Colonial. tooit the i d at. the
atart and held it throuahoo. ylor
bitched hie aecood new for the colon
no. and held the nine to: the entire
nine lntttnxa. whit, the itamforditea
tried three. Taylor attach out. nine
men. paused um and allowad only at:

him liawaou ot the Qolooiail, tbrew
llifi arm out of Joint during the note.
making it 1100008er tor hint to live
up playing. though it to expected that

0 will he obiotho play today; Wil-
tents. of the Na one. in re It;I ate
iirat brine. ball ti dulllfltiii
.lntltlnn It. "mom for him

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Map minimum I ,oaiau.
Menthol Iawliiolar
mum ‘ 'ofnrldw

at boundary; , .at 11 p.01.
w’f‘ho full acorn rday‘a name:

. , - Homage.

‘ billiPOAili
hlt0.lf..aa. ..2 0 l 1 l
liy.ae.. il.. .0 1'1 0 0 i
won». rf.ilh...i 0 0 d1 1

..li 0 0 It 0 ll

déyneh. ii. ......ml 0 ti 2 i ll

Molnar. .........i 0 1 b l. 1

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Reade iii

Erioitinaon. of. It. 2’21: 2 0 0
tialdweli.ilb 1‘; 0 i 2
‘ . I mow-hum“
Totah........... 7. 324‘ at
“Wilde ' no In
John Lawnon.lf.. .3 0 R 0 1 1

2.COnnorI.ci. 2 11.1 1 0 1 v
eGulio,e. ........4 Sara it 2 1
austere. . a 9i ‘1 a it
Lane.ef..lt. ....t .111 8 0 1
Weafar, 2b. ea. ....4 1 2 3 i 2
(3011011.er ......d 11’ 0 0 0
‘OrlamaaZb .....4-1-11121
Gumieri, lb... .4 1 .i 7 0 1
Taylor.p. .. 2 0 :1“). a. 0
Totals ....... 3718 was 1111

ll l|'lI‘irlekinIIon out, running out of bane
no

score by inninxa: .
Nutmegn ...... 00011011
Colonials ...... 2 l 2 0 8 0 0 (ix

Three- bane hltmouarnlerl.
i F‘l2rat on belie-«Off Twila 1. off Toy
or

Struck out-By Twiaa 1 by Reed 1.
by Taylor ti

Left on liaaea-hlutmeu 3, Colon-
iala l'I

Wild pitchw'l‘wiaa.

it‘lrat on errorawhiutmega 8 Colon
lillo ii.

Hit by pitcher-Waylon Cullen

Stolen bales—Caldwell. liolly.
Brown White Chimera. McGuire. Wea-
fer. Orla 2, Taylor.

Sacrifice bite-Lane. Woofer White.

Umpire Charles Lindeberx

Time—MOM hour. 45 minutes.

Scorerwh‘red C. Riedeli.

Panaonaeue aoour Vaeioue
Tame.

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Rewita of Saturday and “May" Con-
teata-Gamea for Today.
The Americans will play the West-
porta this afternoon in \Vatport.

 

The Silverminen will play the Broad
Rivera in the morning and the Orioles.
of East Norwalk. in the afternoon.
built gamma at Slirerniine.

The Americana wont to Ridgeiioid.
Saturday. and played the Ridgelieltlo.
losing by the score of 3 to 2. The loan
of the promo is laid partly to the our
plre. Kll'lf. 'who was over ntrlel. Mitch-
ell. of the llaratrom oehool, pitched an
excellent name.

 

 

The Union Parke wont to ltowaylon
Saturday morning and thereohent the
Rowuylonn by the acute of ii to l.

The Marvel Social Club team will
play the Elm Grove tllub tomb a start-Io
of bnaeball on the Wlolte let in bloat
Norwnllt this afternoon. The Elm
(trove team is compound of athletes
and they feel confident of winning.

.- ... ..

The High School baseball team win

reiteduied to [to to lie-the] this after-
noon to play ilelhoi the third game in
the Meta in which each baa me one
game. but on aocount of the trouble
In the school cauaed by the lock of
funda, the game baa been cancelled.
The Wine Ianlrn will play the Choir
out this tour ins and will play the lie-

qnotn of Bridgeport this afternoou‘on ‘

tho Shady side pounds.

 

The Knights of Columbua baseball
team defeated the Hope flood team in
a that sun of baseball yesterday
morning by 0 score of ill to it.

The Nerwulk Slara played the (ten-
tor Avenues yesterday morning In a
game of buaebali and defeated them
by the aeore of ii to 10.

 

-'f‘he Cube were defeated in two
games yuegtarda) III the morning they
played the Granitetllloa. on the hill.
and were beaten by the acorn of 8 to
is. The IIIIIpirtI woo Jack 1.00. In the
afternoon they played the lilo;-
woodh and were defeated by the shore
of s to 8 in II hot same. The umpire
one ti. Talmud"

STATE LEAGUE REQULTO.
New Haven. 0; Bpfloqflaid. 0.
View HAVEN May 22. *New Ha
you eerily defeated liprinflleid here to
day. 6 to 0 Although the hill ware
equal. New lldven' a were at. opportune
times lloth o hora receive hood
aupport. The at: r0: ..II E
t-lpringileld . ..000000000~0 7 2
New llav.an .2 0 0 0 ll 0 0 1 RM“ 7 l
Editorial-«Plank and Bali: German
and Wnlera.
w..-" -
New Britain. 12: Waterbu'at'y. .
wn'rrittutlu May till. “New urn-
Itio defeated W tarbury here today by
1! to it In a same marked by hard hit.-
tin. and but fielding oi the vlaitora.
The acorn: R 11.10.
New Britain a 0010 2 ii I lie—i2 10
Waterbury .200001000«-— 8 7 i
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It' Is the dainty, girlish frock that most appeals for grad-
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lace, with tiny tucks and a touch of embroidery. For easy
making, and where expense must be considered. the exqui-
site Lingerie Robes are suggested, for one of those can be
made at home by an inexperienced noedchoman. l‘itey are
of linen, batiste, lawn and muslin, with lace intiertion, em~
broidcry and tucking, distinctive with refinement and aim-
plicity. ,'

Prices from $5.50 to $20.00.

All planned, ready to put together.
At the Lace Section.

Fans for Graduation Gifts

.Such lovely Fans of gauze and lace. T he Graduation
I'an should of course be white, and it may be a dainty affair
affair of plain white gauze with shining white sticks or it
may be elaborate with spditgles or lace.

White Gauze Fans have id or silver spangles, and the
sticks are in imitation of old Ivory. Pretty and low pnced.

White Gauze Farts are ed ed with Duchess or Princess
lace in effective patterns, and Hire white sticks inlaid with
silver or gold.

Duchess and Princess Lace Fans are mounted on white
polished bone sticks that are hand carved.

Prices from $1.00, Smsup to $6.00.
At the Lace Section.

Lace-trimmed Handkerchiefs
A Dainty Special.
A beautiful quality which is well worth $1.25 regularly,
but we offer it at a tempting price.
98 cts. each. Ask to see them.

Men’s and Boys’ Wear

We have another lot of those $2.00 Shirts for $1.00. This
offering has been the “talk of the town."

Fine Soiaette Shirts for warm weather. These are made
with bands for attachable collar, and have I'rcIIclI cuffs.
(it) cools.

Bengaline silk Four-in-hands, heavy quality, newest
shades. 50 cents.

Boys‘ Pajamas. fine Madras, for ages (I to 15 years, 75
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WE HAVE COVERED A LARGE AMOUNT OF FLOOR SPACE
WITH NEW RUOO. CARPETO. LINOLEUMS AND MATTINGB THIS

 

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COME ”1 AND LOOK AT OUR STOCK OF

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Linoleums, Mattings
Little Curtains and Draperies
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Ollicmo. Mby 29 wii netted hit!»
and a anotiiloe gave t‘hlea trio ratio
and today‘s game with l’ittabnrrr, by"
3 to t The vialterh' lone more we!

 

We from the allot! White. than the 1‘00“". oi llyrtlea‘ double to left a

burner buyer. rm «embodied 0-1 anorilleo and a anorllloe fly which lion

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fol noticed that the expieetioh on

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Anaiyalp of title appaiiI‘Iiu loaa shown that. a large amount of thin rep:
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late Senator Plait had a whim-
sical way of oriented hit elem of life

in heat cool rains; .

ruler oiled allia. to
Mltor wrote: " ooh w fallen to
marry dul‘ehm'ngw'I“u 5’. e the dome
good a v eo'. w
“At. anemia thereto more than one "No." raid Senator one “Adina
tray to akin a eat," it reflected. And is worthless. We learn only by caper
remniiti by each bold analocloa itblenee."

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