. but fell down altar stations
, start. Outlay, llrst mount the but in
, this inning. Was wilted by I’V‘filll. and
‘1 then Carroll.
struck. out three times, stepped up to
I)“ Will venison to Four.
,{iilioouh Gallic Wars Good
N5i‘walks slipped over a defeat
a Watsesslngs.8atu1duy utter-
noon. *at Amusement Park, in Meadow
Jedi. by the score or o to 3, in a game
that Was played on the most depress-
y hot and humid afternoon of the
notion. On another kind of
ii smile would have been decid-
erostlng. but the wcuthei con-
dl one were such that it was hard
work; fur the spectators as well as the
he Norwalks got-their lead enrly
fter developments proved that
d fortunate circumstance 101
the visitors from Jersey commenced
to look dangerous in the eighth inning.
. up for Watsessln
. o“
eighth. whorl they ins
“ with a free pass to first and Kerr duo
‘in the fourth inning Cunningham was
i rat run, but he redemined alarm
I Isl-er by butting ins. run when no
I though the
1 lanes.
4 I! ,
I. in i an.
limitllor to
09hr, which sue the visitors than:
M
the opportunity Bosnian. the that than
all struck out and Our-
bit. lirt‘vl‘r'hiilh hitter this»
bond until? out.
loft deldd ., her
he runs on I In the;
0 “"0110“
rt to catch up with the precession.
sailboat:
.I
who had previously
the plate and humble all out it home
run. the bull limits :0 or the lenco
on .the mildew street ids; oi the
grounds. durluy, of course. went home
ahead of him. .
The Norwulks also made a tub in the
iirst inning Cunningham started on!
rlilced. sending him to second Alter
Carter bud struck out. Brooks mitten
iniized with a right lield drive. which
sent Cunningham home. in the sec-
ond tuning. the Norwslks made Iiwo
more of their runs. With one out.
Davis got a life at iiret on an error at
third base.
center ileld drive by Volk and both
illlmelil wen home on a right held hit
by Cilnninnhum. Two more hits weno
made in this inning on Kréluls and it '
looked is it he would be driven to
cover. but he pulled himself together die
and there was no furthol scoring The
Norwaiks completed their run getting
again walked and Ken- drove the bull
to right field for three bases. which
allowed George Glblin. Who run for
Cunningham. to complete the circuit
(‘nrter' a hit nllowed Keri to go home
with the lust I1.le
In the eighth inning it looked till it
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mm
[liliRlll llllIlilS
(FORMERLY HOYT’S THEATRE)
Thurs, Fri. Sat.
SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT
Helen Royton & Co.
Alias Irish Tessie
I) ~CAST-
. essl 'liiion. ullxls lriah Tennis is famous shopliitvr ...... llolon lloytou
eon. hcr Maid (‘ 1 Inpnnion ........................... Aloon Walker
gill Returns. a Central Other Ill‘loi' live or "null” ....... Wilson Reynolds
cm. the baggage Mun .................................. Thomas itiley
Scone ~—Apnrtmont oi' ‘li ish ’l‘ caste.”
June- 30; July I. 2‘
New York
Nevins & Gordon
in the Little Manicure Girl
Gordon & Keyes
in Comedy Singing and Dancing
NEW MOTION PICTURES
CHANGE OF
VAUDEVILLE
Monday and Thursday
Motion Pictures
Daily
bur tired
lie Noerllu iiihllb AI will7
hintcan knocked s ~
lie went to third. on a ‘
of the sum: aplrlhgwoods.
allerwslks. I mailman
ABRHPOAII‘. Doltus. ill) 4.0 1 1 2 0
conciliation». 2??2 113 o 0? Bradley, in. ...”..il ll 0 h 0 0.
Korma... ....I...,a 1.211 0 .oIIBInrisst.Holland 0 i. i 6 1
G‘m’ ”III-~Ivsrr5 0 ii 1122!‘Wenlt.orovuvn“ o z 2 0 1"
mm.l'........... 0 2 3 0 IQIBIMISII..........4 0 1 1 0 2
alipli. l). (l O 7 0 ll mimcf. ......u 4 0 0 2 0 0
Moii’iran'ha it. “1...: o o 1 o o unders.c .......4 o 117 o o
torenulm‘ab ll 1 1 2 1‘Bellus‘,p..........’.4 1 ‘0’0 1 0
Davis.“ .. ..... i l 1 ti 0 1 i’owell.rl'. ......lull 0 e 0 db
Volimi .I 110 2 o I 1...»-.."0?
_ ”'HH-"W'" Twin Ivblus0'h384V 1 833.8 ‘
Totals ....... ....ili 51127 6 4 nil-loge by innings:a 00401 ....9
ay were x
I, I “mm"fi'r , 'tiprinuwooiis ....oooaooo IO-1
A” R H 10 A E learned runsw Muyiiowsrs b.
Bosnian, lib i 0 ll 1 3 l Two-huge medium“,
(Earlene. ------- ..i 2 0 0 1 0 Threebass hit—J. Keene.
Lsrrell.2b. --------- 4 1 1 0 0 0 First on balls-01! [lotion 2 on
Sui-[timcpnuuunl ll 1 l 1 0 Wright].
oYIr.... ..... 300000 Bc .. y b
g‘em‘w'qfi ......... ‘ 0 1 ii 0 0 7 trukout Byllelus 10, yWright
“I"M- -------- 4 0 0 3 0 0 Lotto buses—~M w r . -
Fuy..1b. .. ......... 4 0 III 0 0 wmdg'l.“ ayflo 0598])"0.
Kreidlo. il. -------- 4 0 0 0 1 0 Double play—~Artell.ilanks and Pod-
?”f‘”"“"‘ ..- zclui.
70““ ----- ....Ii 3 423‘ 6 1 Passed bulls-8suodersi.
*llilcy. running ior Cunningham. out,
bit by batted hall.
Score by innings:
Norwalks ...... l 2 ll 2 0 0 o 0 x—«h
Watsessings ....i 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0-~3
Stolen bases—«Brooks 3, Carter. Volk
2. Curler. Dsiley.
Sacrifice bib—Kerr.
Left on lmsesflNorwniks 10. Watson-
bin: 6
Buses on halls-flit Volk 1.0!! tirel-
i.
Three-base lilo—Kerr,
Home mow-Carroll.
llit bi: pitched bsiiwmiiey.
11Ellruc out-~—liy Krcldlo 10. by Voik
11I‘assod bull Ziernnn.
Umpire Flank Malone.
Tirm- ol' gainer-Mylo hours. 5 min-
ulcs.
Baseball Dope.
Jack Mctiruth is ordinsrily a good
better. but Saturday afternoon, while
most of his teammates connected with
lireldlo's delivery. that pitcher's serve-
up was a complete mystery to Jack,
who struck out three times in sllccoo
sum and the fourth time at but went
out on an easy tool ily. The same was
rings, for most of the game, but he
finally landed with a vengeance. Al
icr fanning three times. he hammered
out a home run.
Kerr has been doing some heavy but.
tins this season. Ssiurdsy he not It
triple and a single and a Week also be
made a triple. a double and a single.
l’ntsy Cunningham. the. Norwalks'
captain. is still suffering from an in-
jury he received several weeks ago in
a game in llridlrepori. lie landed
heavily on the injured left leg Ssiur
day and for It thus it looked as it no
would have to Iolire hilt he plilcltily
held to the some and finished it out.
with ills assistance of matters when
he reached llrsl base
"Who 'lenrned' your town to play
h cobalt?" yelled someone in tho
b oachcrs at n Witnessing plnyor. 8st-
lirdnl afternoon. "(learns Washing-
ton." came buck the audit response
Colonisls Trim suburbs".
The Colonials defeated the Subur-
bnns. or Itowayton, by a score or l7
to «i. The lectures oi the game were
the playing of Cullen. Kelley, Connors
and the base running oi Wenior.
The score:
Evening
2 Complete Shows
AT 7 AND 9 I
O‘CLOCK
[biometrics
To Rent
by the flour. Day
Week or Month
' y oiling. comiortsble cars. driven
' byewerieueod
" ohsuiisurs.
Intentions 00-2 [or partiduisrs
Matinee :PRICES: Evening
and 100 ”Egg“; £910 and 15c
so sxctusivs‘tv
Int-r. IMHO. by s'rslusnrs sous a co.
flfld OII‘Oflil ‘
BAS E CALL
AMUSEMENT PARK
ussoow 011011“.
Next Game. Saturday. July 2
NORWALKS
Wattlessiug
m
vaIn'
"it” A. M.
N. Y. Black Sex
me ii. iii.
{ ‘1
Suburban.
All it ll PO A E
H. Unites. cf, ....... .‘I 0 0 0 (l 0
00m. lib. p.. r. i l l l i 3
cGunnls. as. ...... l i 2 l :l 0
(3. Smith. If. ....... i il l 2 0 l
'0. Cakes. p.. 3b. i l l l h l
Morley. 8b.. p. ..... 3. l 2 l4 0 0
Wright. 2b. ........ 4 0 0 0 l 1
Prince. r... lb. ...... i (i l i) l 3'
C. Smith. rr. ....... l o u o 0 0
Totals ........... lid 4 8 fit it 0
Colonlsis.
All it ll l‘il A E
A. Connors. 3b., p. . I1 l 2 1i 0 ii
Orin. all. 8b. ....... t 2 l 2 l l
'cnier. 2b. ........ i i l 2 i ll
iuarnlerl, it. so. s :l l 2 o 0
uiion. cf. ....... .I 5 l :i :i i 0
Taylor. 11., ...... i i l i 2 0
l’ (Tollnols. rl‘ ..... i i ll 2 ll 0
Kelley. lb. ......... h 2 ii i 0 i
McGuire. c ......... ll 2 l 7 0 i
Tolsls ........... till 17 ill 27 ii 3
Score by innings:
Eluburbsns ..... 0 ll 0 i2 1 0 0 cm 4
Colonial» .i l h :l i L' i (l s-l1
'l‘wodisse hits Woofer. McGuinnls,
Prince.
First on balls Oil Taylor 2. oil
Oahu 3.01: hicrciy 1. oil Monro i
Btrucll outmliy Taylor a by Gen-
nous 2. by Gait-s 2
but on bansw-tluburbsns ii. Quinn-
ibls i.
(iris sud Keilsy.
Wild stitch—Tutor
W boll» "fictions. Princi-
Mt on errorswiiiiburhsus i. Colin
M0001.
till b pitehormblcduim
bitm-P lionuors.
”unmet. Wright.
'l'iniwt’lno hour iii: minutes.
IWW (. Riarlsil
W
usvstowsss {an aniline.
wooos.
notes s Picnic suit Win More a
outwit by «do or s o 1.
Th fibrin'nhods m cosy plotter
enema for the tinyilowtn'
/%illt.m racism
mun who
_~ y ”n llsinili ‘
(I. crisscross
I iOIDIdI ‘
the rose with‘Csm-ll, of the Watscs- '
Double pisyswosiios and Prince. “
:‘ovsi in Mi Mi
tbs seems! lilo i, Tile couplets
Total! ....?.......liril ll 9 27 lily
First on crrorsiwhisyilowers 3,
Bprlngwoodsil
Hit by pitcher-«By lleilus 2.
, Stolen bases~Bhnks ll, Artell, Du-
gsn. Wright snd liar-dos. *
llniplre-r-Josoph Molten.
Thaw-«One hour. 40 minutes.
Scorerwlt‘red Lundquist.
Crsscsnls. 7; Orioles. 6.
A large crowd was on ‘hsnd yestew
day on the Wicks grounds to see the
Orioles line up “stunt this last Crew
cents of Bridgeport. The Orioles were
deiented by the close score at 7 to 0.
The game was toll of e’scitement until
the last man was out. Dunn pitched
a hard game. allowing the visitors only
{our l1its.Bloornquist knocked outa
home run in the ninth inning. Next
Sunday the Orioles go to Long island
to play. The lineup of the inmate as
follows:
Orioles. Onseents.
Dustin .................... Chinchek
Pitcher.
Skidmmo ................... Mudox
Catcher.
ilolly .................... . .. linbor
First base.
illydenliurg .................. Clarke
. Second base. ,
iohnson ....... . . . . . ........ ilnlmlk
Short slop
liioomouiat ............ but;
’l‘hlrd base.
Lonchnk ................... White
belt held.
ilrown ..................... Darien
(.‘enter ileld
(linen .................. Campbell.
Right iield
Score by innings: ii. iii.
()Iloloa OIIZOOOB—R 8 3
Crescwls ...... 00 0 00 2 2 3»? ii 2
Ridcsfloidt Doubled.
The Wilton baseball team trimmed
the Ridgefleld loom Bsiurdsy in Ridge-
ilcld to the tune of 4 to 3.
All MW ? Muted.
The All Amerlc'sns Vere beaten in
Neil l‘ notion leurdby by the Non Cun-
iuins, by the score of i to 3. (‘hosior
Monitor pitched tor the Norwalk lads
....
WInnlpsuks Deli-t luv-mines.
The Winnipnulis but ill e Sliver-
Ininos. at the letters grounds. Sutur-
dny afternoon. by the score oi“ I to .i
The Winnipsuln will play the tl-olon
lnls at the Shady tilde grounds in w in
nipsuk. this ailornoon A good some
is expected. Ml those teams are old ri-
\nia
Gilli A. c. Did Not Apps-r.
'i‘ho ladgewooils were supposed to
play the (‘liit AI t‘, Saturday. but the
lsilor did not appear. Next Saturday
the l-Idsenoods will play the Harbor
Sides
Today‘s Games.
The Norweihs have two good base—
ball gables out out for today. in the
morning at l0230. they will play s very
last colored tum from New York. the
lllsrk 80x. Matthews, who played on
the lisrvnrcl imibali teem s few years
one will. it is exported. be in the limo
up of the Halters They are monas-
vd by Wilkins. who bu mined consid-
elabio notoriety by altering in be!
M00 000 on Jack Johnson to whip Jolt
rles today. This afternoon the Nor
walks will play llsn liroulhors' ('olis
again it will be remembered that the
Colts but the Norwallts it week no
in an oxrliinu name by the score oi 'l
to 6.
The Msyilowcrs have two tunes on
for today with the (lienbroolts. mom
in; sod afternoon. it the Mayflower
oval. in (ova avenue.
also Loan to clubs.
The Cu Ii deioniod the in. of
iisusniuclt. by the score of l to ill.
The Cubs would this to bar from the
“hairpins...“ oi' the same place
KM tilts at Columbus "Win.
Th. K «his oi (minibus hall loom
wolsrdny silsrnmn defeated the Win
ultlauini by amre oi ii to 7.
CONNIOTIW‘T LIAOUI.
Waterbury. 2: Northampton. i.
\ll'A'i‘ililllltlllY J iy :i.-n~~WatsrhurI
«son from William on in s sixteen in
runs lysine um ruddy. I to l Neither
noi' s also nabbed ililrli until the slew
«nib. A ammonia min by iiooy in
the fourth rollbch Nurihlmnlon at s
rim and thlism' throw from loll held
to the piste out! all a: run.
“ripple“. trim «can. I.
sew-“3
’ Mpwmuasi,‘
“gt “in Int 8
‘lubdiolddli
fluctuations-rus- a“
Jill—ate
zb‘
* has under him a corps of six young
I sent. many ‘ot them iuivln
side scored until the iourioenth. and
iy , Allow i-lavsn'
hits with Bloated“ a or- ? «1
MONDAY, JULY 4, into
1 Bridgeport m m
Moment! won mil to 2
Plitfllflli‘fi. 0M
TO
When.“
humus adouhle nod s llllflb. win
our got two hits out oi live tines to.
M
solutions LEAGUE.
Drill-ell, 4; Olsvslsml, 3. .
DETROlll‘. July 3.~Dstrolt rallied in
the eighth Inning todsy and moored.
three runs, giving them the some. i to
3. Cobb secured three. hits out of five
times at but. and Male two hits out
or three times up.
HUGE RAILRO D JOB. -
I .. W» I a, . I I
What New Haven Road is Being Near
Brookflsld Junction.
The New York, New Haven and
Hartford Railroad company is putting
through very extensive chances and
improvements in the vicinity of Bronte
lleld Junction. The work is being done
by the Holbroolt. (label. 8: Rollins cor-
poration. with main. odioes in New
York and Boston and twenty or more
sob-oidces, like the One at Brookdeld
Junction scattered throughout the
country. at the points where it has
contracts under way
The ares. covered by the work is ap-
proximately three miles long with
Brooklleld Install“? station on the cob
ter. The main _ air the nbolishment
of curves and the elimination of all
grade crossings, and the elimination or
one set of tracks where the Highland
and Berkshire divisions parallel each
other between Brooki‘leld Junction and
iiewleyville.
By the ohollshrncnt of curves, nearly
a. mile will be saved. Nine grade emac-
ings will be done away with. Six of
these are below and three above the
l.1.1nciion in speaking of these cross.
logs on odidsi of the company reicrred
to them an inning "us nasty a liunch of
r musings as i over new in my life. "
The general superintendent o! the
work is M. J. Delay. of New York city.
He has so his assistant superintendent.
W. M. Rogers. also of New York. The
resident engineer is George Suther-
land. a his graduate. Mr. Sutherland
engineers. all college gradustes.
Some idea of the magnitude of the
work may be gleaned from the follow.
in; tact»: The work began the first or
last October sud will not be finished
until the liret of next January. 11nd this
with over 200 men. working ten hours
a day. six days a week. Four dummy
engines are needed to do the hauling
required. to say nothing 0! the count
less list ours on which dirt and rock
are taken away to be dumped. Twa
onuormous strain shovels are in con»
stunt operation.
Buryrus. now doing work in the rock
out. about a quarter of :4 mile south
of the Junction. is s 70-,ton machine,
The smaller one. the Vulcan. stationed
oi the ilrookilcld Cooler road crossing
in no «IO-ton machine. Each requires a
crew of three men. the dreman. the en.
lslncer and the cmuesman. The buc-
ket of the Bucyrus has a capacity oi
two and onebali cubic yards beings
roll to overflowing st each “scoop.“
The Bucyrus moves shout. l5.000 cu-
bic ysnis a month. about ionr-iliths of
which is solid rock. shattered into
fragments of all sizes by dynamite
'l‘bu Vuitnn. the smaller or traction
oieun shovel moves over 6000 cubic
that dynunlle is purchased in lots of
2.500 pounds, gives a little Idea of
the size at the operations.
The molt rut, which is shout s quar-
ter or a mile below Broohlleld Juno-
lien is a small edition of the now inm-
ous (lulobra cut on the isthmus oi
Panning it. is about on eighth of a
mile long. and 25 feet deep. it alone
will save over a quarter or a mile track
distance. doing nwny with the sharp
curve lust below the Junction. on the
mm to llewlnyvilio. it is mostly rock
the workings of the cut was in illicit
n innit that would seem formidable to
the average contractor. it is here that
the lingo Buckrns is world”.
The msin highway connecting Dan
bury and the Bmokdeld country. which
crosses the trucks .0th ol the June
trucks This is quite a piece of work.
requiring a great deal or excavation
All or the bridges and culverts built.
lire constructed oi reinforced concrete.
in the one at the three grade cross
thus the road is being out above the
Ili‘sclis and is the case of tour it is
being out below the trucks. The road
lie shove the tracks.
work hsvs comfortable quarters in
tempo“?! modern but”. 'l‘llcy
so their own mmmi Tm
lotions are of a higher nines than
‘iiose employed directly!» bribe rullv
mils land are vary orderly «assault
what
ltb llw‘ ltolbrooil Osbut
onls tor years. Their pay room
from It.“ to our allay. e
’ililm “in Milan horses busy III the
ribs limits: dump carts sad Miss
slid other materials.
1km is I Iowa stable. ransom
$109.1!» bluimlilill shops; two car-
mm shops and “sight store houses in
burmomihuhity.
sum in on which aural.
in“ him and a boilers. more
m cm: or dress. The M
rigs herbs-sum the stud shirts.
dWIl liar it“: “mam them-uses
I ' 7,
W WWW on MMNW ii.-
'lllu b months It Is talisman-s with air
now will am ”than
shells um is still out mouth.
W
IAIII.
mid he lustre his instill”
1 Will“ Chili”
“Nn,_l1sconniiidsdils would do
at bst. secured a bolus run. a three ' A
The larger one. the {
words of dirt every month. The fact :
or the hardest ltind imaginable. and ,
lion. ls being out beneath the railroad ,
donneciint Dsnhm and Newtown will ;
The 300 indium unployod on the '
M. Read Co ?
Establobad I857.
Commencing T esday, July fifth. the store will close at 5
i p. m.. except Saturdays.
l
At the then Section
A Sale that will be welcome to all Housekeepers.
Towels! The coming week the Towel Section will be
overflowing with extra good oii‘crings.
are already heaped with snowy Bath Towels and Huck
The counters
Towels of all weights, qualities and sizes.
soc each
6 {or 55. I2 for $1.00.
13¢ each
6 for 75. I2 for $1.40.
15¢ each
6 for 85, 12 for $1.65.
soc each
6 for $110. 12 ior $2.00,
25¢ each
6 for $1.40, 12 for $2.75.
35c each
(I for $2.00, 12 for $3.85.
The Turkish Bath Towel at 35c is big.
white, and more than a yard and a quarter long.
Fine Wash Cloths.
Huck Towels, in every size,
Huck and Bath
Towels
in every required size for
the Household.
A most favorable time
for restocking the Linen
Chest and Closet.
Lowest prices in
accordance with quality
and size.
flufl'y and
8 for 25¢.
:3 to 50¢.
Tumblers, Special
On Sale Immediately.
Saillplcs show 11 in the window of glassware, Iairfield
.\\ cutie.
Thin Blown
Fleur de Lye
Common Tabiri’i‘umblers.
'l limblcrs,
tthcd.
m
6 for 205.
6 for 25¢.
6 for soc.
Punch Brili :111dSllcrhct.Cups Pitchers, etc. at low.
prices this wegt'
Thail
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Now is the timl: A
We are prepsrem
We lmven‘l for
years to 8
IATHING CA ‘
reeds emerge
cam”
Mill mum“):
trash...
0 {recs the on
’I‘iist “Webb
4‘“ WIM'I low?In
mouthful cry
iii».
I THI w:
A flood oi silver,
moon.
Whore nstiuht b
In the China Store.
“~~'sua-
..M Read c...
rs. at $1.00.
.... «4.....- .
RSI-its.
I beneath
Md except
(trial so
rti est
l
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l
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l
LADIES‘ BATNING eurrs
$2 to so
on the little folks.
lUlTS FOR MEN AND BOYO
$1 and $2
BATHINO CAPG, 250. 600, 150.
be, 50c; Silk, 01.00.
‘ hiugtou St. So. Nomalh
Telephone 446
the
‘ antler. steaming
ol' the lonely
the
bins will pass-
T!”
hit
a on the dis
«harden-0.11
“tr
CHILD‘S FLANNEL SUITS, 2 L
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but mum
”"r I“ queer."
"Millet is“? .1
”i have to work to luvs" -
'I see anything unsu- gm!
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"neutron?” '
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