. rtloy Ailernooh’e Bolus
In no sills by 3 Score oi
- .qu to Three
Blillll Bl illilllllll
Boers Was Seventeen to Four,
Although Game Was Good
e Norwailts slipped pvcr a defeat
‘ o Witnessing-s, smut-day often
at Amusement. Park, in Meadow
. II" the score or 5 to 8. 'in u some
Illot was played on the most depress
lint and humid afternoon of the
I sooaon On another kind of
I. Illa some Would have been decid-
Interesting, but the Weather eon-
too. ’were such «that it was hard
for the spectators as well as the
aft. '
. _e Norwolke got their lead early
. Itér-deyelopments proved that
, a tortuoute circumstance for.
alters from Jersey commenced
dangerous inthe eighth inning.
.. I
in the first inning. tinrter, at short-
inlizcd with a right field drive, which
sent Cunningham" home. in the sec
and inning. the Nerwslks mode twu
more of their runs. With one out
Davis got a life At first on on error at
third base. He went to third on n
center field drive' by Voik and both
runners Wen home on it right field hit
by Cunningham. Two more hits wele
made in this inning ofi' Kreidle and it
looked on if he would be driven to
cover. but he pulled himself together
and there was no further scoring The
Norwniks completed their run getting
in the fourth inning. Cunningham was
again walked and Kerr drove the bull
to right held {or three bases, which
allowed George (liblin. who run tot
Cunningham, to complete the circuit
Carter‘s hit uliowed Kerr to go home
with the lost run.
in the eighth inning it looked as it
(FORMERLY HOYT’S THEATRE)
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Thurs, Fri, Sat.
June 30; July], 2
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——CAST-
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..................... Thomas Riley
New York.
Nevins" & Gordon
in the Little Manicure Girl
Gordon 8: Re yes
in Comedy Singing and yDancing
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CHANGE or .
VAUDEViLLE Evening
Monday and Thursday 2 Commm snows
M ' Pill AT 7 RM) 9
A'l‘ 2 r notion I ures 0.0mm
Daily
Matinee
1“PRICES”
.EOX SEATS. E5:
Evening 6
10 and 15c
.1
' I5 and 10c“
we
utonloblles
To Rent
by tile llour. Day
Week or Month
Day riding. comfortable curs, driven
by experienced and careful
ehsufletlrs.
Telephone use for particulars
brittle. sv s'rsmsti'r s sons 1 co. usso sxctusivstv
been BALL
AMUSEMENT PARK
MIADOW STREET.
Next Game. Saturdsy. July 2
NOR WALKS
WatsesSi‘ng
3300
m"
JULY 4th
WIN A. M.
N Y. Block Sex
liar. 9 ’3 3‘: M ‘-
Dan Mothers" Cb
- NONI“.
by the score of n
thin." ul‘The
will
tired wit. three men on the buses.
*Riioy. running for Cunningham. out.
bit by gbatted boil
Scoreby innings:
Norwoilts ......:i 2 0 2 0 I) 0.0 x-5
Wotsosoings t . .1 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0—~3
Stolen hoses-Brooks 3. Carter. Voik
2 Curler. Dolley . »
sacrifice hit—~ Kerr.
heft on beecs~hlorwellts it). Wnteea-
him; 6.
("Bases on bolle~0if Volk 1. off Krcl-
e .
Three-base hit err.
Home rum—«Car ll.
liit by pitched boli~llnlley
Struck out—wily Kroidie it). by Voik
Passed bail~ -Zierrlon.
Umpire—- Flank Mnlonc
Time of gamew'l‘wo hours. 5 min-
uteri.
Baseball Dope.
Jock McOroth is ordinarily a good
better, but Saturday nftornoon. while.
most of his teammates connected with
Krcidle'n delivery. that pitcher's serve-
up was a complete mystery to Jack.
who struck out three times in succes-
sion nnd the fourth time at but went
out on an easy foul ily. The same was
the case with Cure", of the Wetsuit-
limits. for moot of the game. but he
finally landed with a venxeshcn. Af
Ier fanning three times, he hammered
out o home run,
Kerr has been doing some heavy but-
ting this season. Saturday he got a
triple and a single and I week ago he
mode a triple, a double and a single.
Patsy Cunningham, the Norwslks“
captain, is still suffering from an In-
jury he received several weeks ago in
a genie In llridgeport. He landed
heavily on the injured lefl leg actor»
tiny and for s time it looked so if he
would have to retire. but he pluckily
held to the some and finished it out.
with the assistance of runners when
he l‘t'lltil‘lt‘tl lll‘bll belie.
"Who ‘lcui'nmi’ your town to play
baseball?" yelled someone in tile
hlcuchcrn at a Weisessinx player. lint.
urdny nitcrnootl. “George Washing- .
ton." t'amo back the quick response.
Colonisis Trim Subumsos.
Tile (.olonlnls defeated the Subur‘
bans. of liownyion. by n score of 17
to l. The. features of the some werc
the playing of Cullen. Kelley, Connors
Mill the hose running of Weafor.
The score:
Suburbs-ls.
All it it PO A it
ii. Oukos, of. . . 5 0 ii 0 0 0
Moore, 3b., p., o. I l l l I 8
Mcfiunnis. es. ...... l i 2 1 3 ii
G. Smith. if. ....... l 0 l 2 ii i
'l‘. Onkes. 3)., 3h. I 1 I l G l
Morley. till. p. ..... 3 l 2 ii I) 0
Wl‘ight. 2b. ........ I 0 0 0 l i
Prince, c.. in. ...... i 0 1 6 l 3'
L‘. Smith. rf. .l 0 0 0 0 0
Totals ........... till i 8 24 ii 9
Colonials.
All it it Pt) A hl
A. Connors. 3b.. p. . 6 l 2 4 ii 0.
(ll-is. so, lib. l 2 l 2 l l
Wetlior, 2b. ........ l I l 2 l 0
tluomlcrl. If.. so. -i (I i ' (I o
(lulled. cf. ......... i» i ii 3 l 0
Taylor. p._ if. ...... 4 l i i 2 0
l‘. (lollnors. ri. ..... 4 l 0 2 ii 0
Kelley. lb ......... b 2 :i i il l
.Victluire.c ..... 4 2 l 7 0 l
Totals ........... till 17 iii 27' b 3
Score by innings:
Suburbnns . ..0 i) 0 i 2 i ii 0 0w 4
Colonist: ..... l i5 ii i 2 4 0 sml'l
Twobsse hlistoofor. Moiiuinuis.
Prince.
First on hollowed 'I‘sytor 2. off
mites ll. off Merely 1. off Moore l.
fitwelt outwlly Tsyler 2. by (ion-
nors 2. by Dukes 2.
Left on bnsewsuburbens it. Colon:
Isis lI.
"Double pi
orb! end list or
Wild pitobw'i‘sylor.
nosed bolls-«bictmire. Prince.
fire! on enorswhuhnrhsns l (icing
ulsll Cl
flit by pitohsrumoauil'o
sacrifice hltw P Connors.
UMQMJ Wrighnc
Timon-One hour, till minutes
Scorer— Prod I“. Itledell
‘ W
unnowsss ssmr
-- wooes
Haws one. s Plate sod Wis Islets s
‘ste drifts Ily sum it to t‘.
The lipringweods were my I'M“
fistulas! G! for the '41er
swell him It the oval. iii Ills:
This title elm wen
1. its oomph
Camry}
[all i ll
.1 b: 4
. i llllsiisio
fill
Dalton snd Prince.
. .
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stop for the Norwolks. mode s bed The complete sunroof the in:
., grror. which guys the visitors their Nor-walks. u ”1""?ng H PO A E
l io'i?!‘ $611636”;th rm‘mhilmli A“ R H PO A E Mkub’ lib. 4 ll 1 1 2 0
h iCunningllnm.2b.... it 2 1 ii 0 Il Bradley. lb ....I...3 0 0 5 0 I)
toopportunity. Susman.the first man Ken. c .3 1 211 ll .0 Sorted” . ‘ 0 1 1 5 1
p“warningdimple“Cir-two.i.;.;3:::““” t. o l . I owed" can": it e I l o l
9" “9f 21‘“? Th ”ck“ “broom". ..4 (l 2 3 Ii 0 Bernoulli: WWI 0 1 1 0 2
g; . 91:43:“; {fummrmm‘ N, .4. .. .. .4 e o 7 o n Krosko,oi. 4 0‘0 2 o 0.
him homowithsieitfllddrll The ”6 Iii. " " ‘ 1° 0 1 0 0 Sounder-em “'”"" 0' I" 0 o
visitors'totlier two runs comet the 0"“th ‘ 0 1 l 2 1 llolius.p. 4 1‘0 0 l 0
» Davis ct. ....4 11 o 0 i Powall rt. .........3 ii I 0 0 i)
eighth, When tho? made a. stronuous Voiit ' ‘ , ' ’ . __ ,
elicit to catch up 'with the procession, . ' 1" ‘ ‘ ""' M ,1 ”1 0 i 1’ Totals r‘ g; "i '3 23.: ”'4'
hurts... imitlh‘t‘l‘dht’i“ ... ... 27 . . w ......-.. ,
' e n “ Mo 'liow'crs. 22 (l 00 I 0 1 1—4
this inning, was walked by Velk and Wntssssings. a I?!” woods. " "0 0 0 00 050 0 1 0.4
then Carroll. who hnd previously A" it ll p0 A 1.; ”1‘3 8 d r 1"“ flowers
struck out three times. stepped up to Snsmun.3b. """""" 4 0 0 1 3 l Tailltalaseuhi'l: 36kt:
the plaicnnd hammered out a homo Culley. es. 4 2 0 0 1 0 Three bone hie—F Keene
run, the ball landing over the fence Carroll, 21,. ....... .. 4 1 l 0 0 0 First on bulls—Of! llcilue 2 oil
on_ tin; Mzadng sttreet side ofh the Curtis.cf ,,,,,,,,, .. 4 0 i 1 1 "0 Wrightl '
grooms. ‘ur 03.0 course.went onto Dolley.“ ,,,,,,,,, 3 0 0 I) 0 0 '. __
“Mid of [mum a Zlernen,c .......... 4 t) l 8 0 0 7 Shock out By llellus 10. by Wright,
'1‘ eNorwn sninomn esrun in the Dunning”. ........4 0 (l 2 (l (l ' ... .
iilst inning. Cunnlgghtom dmingled off My. lb. ........... 4 ii i ll 0 il $33.? ‘7’“"98 Moyfiowers 9.8M“
with efrecpass to I'll on err eec- Kroidie, p. ........ i ll 0 0 i 0 ' ._.. . . l .
riiiced. sending him to second. After ’ w -- ~ .. m ~ ”with” play MW" Bonito and led
Carter had struck out. Brooks motel» Totals .. ......... :ii '.i 4 23‘ II 1 ' ,..',...d bmlgwgmmdem i.
First on errorswldsyfiowers Ii.
hprinxwoods 3.
Hit by pitchorwiiy Bolton 2.
”Stolen bsseamlaflh’ 3, Arteii,
gen. Wright and hordes.
ilmpirewdooepll Moflett.
Time-0ne hour. 40 minutes.
Scorerw—Fred Modernist.
Du-
Orssesuts. 7; Orioles, 6.
A large crowd «I. on hand you»
day on the Wicke grounds to see the
Orioles line or; talent the {not also
cents or Bridgeport The Orioles were
defeated by the close score of 7 to 6.
The game was lull of excitement until
the last man was out. Dunn pitched
a herd some allowing the visitors only
four hits. illoomquist knocked out s
home run in the ninth inning. Next
Sunday the Orioles so to Long Island
to ploy. The lineup of the tennis is as
follows:
Oriolss. Orsscsnts.
Begun .................... ()hinchelt
Pitcher.
Bkidmore .......... . . . . ...... Mudox
Catcher
lioily ...................... Haber
First peso.
lllydcnbulg ................. t‘lerke
Second been
Johnson ......... . .. ........ [inbuilt
Short stop.
iIloumquist ............. Lung
Third bsse
lionchslt .................... White
heft field
Brown .. ..................... Daricn
Center field.
Olson ..................... Campbell
Right iieid.
Score by innings: R. ii. l-l.
Orioles ....01120002~o 8 :i
Crescentn ...... 0 0 0 00 2 2 3....7 i 2
ltdgsflsids Wanted.
The Will/on bunt)!!! teem trimmed
the Ridgeflold tom Saturday in Ridge-
ileid to the tune of; to 3.
All American. Dotsatsd.
The All Allu-rlronn were Imnien Ill
New t‘uusnu Saturday by the New t‘ulr
nuns. by the contain! i to it. (theater
Meeker pitched for the Norwslh lsds.
Winnlpaults Dotson alivsrmlnss.
The Winnipoults belt lb 9 Silver-
:uines. at the lstter's grounds. Sutur-
dsy afternoon, by the score of 7 to h.
The Winnipsuks will play the Colon-
inln oi the Shady tilde grounds In Win-
uipouk. this afternoon A good some
is expected. as them tusms are old ri-
rilln,
Cim A. 0. Did Not Appear.
The deawoods were supposed to
play the Cliff A. C... Solurdoy. but the
.titer did not opposr. Next Saturday
he Editowoods will ploy the Harbor
lilies.
Today's Games.
The Norwslks here two flood bolte-
bnll gsnlcll cutout for today. in the
morning at ill230. they will ploy it very
inst colored team from New York. the
liinck Box. Matthews. who played on
the Harvard (muesli tent s few years
ago will it is expected. be in the line
tip of the visitors. They are Milli“
oil by Wilkins. who has ruined t'OIlllid'
orsllio notoriely by oflcrlnn to but
“00.000 on Jack Johnson to whip Jell—
ries today. This afternoon the Nor,
oslks will play lion iirouthcrs' Colts
again. it will be remembered ihst the
Mills best the Norwolltn a week ago
in In exciting name by the score of I
to II.
The Msyliowors have two notes on
for today with the Glenbrooks. mom
in; sud onernooll. It the Msynower
oval. in (‘ovo avenue.
Isa Iss Loss to Coho.
The Cubs detected the ins Ios.of
lisuutuclt. by this score of i to III.
The Cubs would like to hear from tho
Ysuuigsus. of the some ptsce
Kilt his of Columbus Win.
The Kn able at Ooiumtlus hell team
ysmrdsy afternoon denoted the Win-
nipoults by a score at it to ‘i
oowwsoriouy LIAOUI.
W
> . mealtime; Northsmoten. i.
lW'AmhiIltY. Jilly 3.-Willfiliiry
wall front inbrlhsmpton in s Iluiquii
niosfm here today. 3 to l. ‘l'lelthot
tilde lumen until the fourteenth. and
not a mu reached third until the siev-
:
_ tooth. It conductor notch by Hos: in
nu foul-II muss Northsmbwn of or
run end Wiillsuw slim from left held
to the plots unit ofl 1 roll. .
‘8 km ' i
'fll‘lflwfl‘t ’3 m "DWI I.
new trends summon Hoveu‘
lost to lptinfllslit m. it to I. In I
‘ rut sud migration solos. Poor bolts
resins; as the port at tilt! looshl mi
them the some. . i
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NWT-ION“. LmUI.
4 Ar P Mite
. chiosuo. 8 Ct. Lento I.
' July 32%th wot
0 mm ill. mun today
. grsdnfiotlteutoa
“M“ n
Lil). .......ll 2 112 0 0
bunched their tilts viiith millilllnoti‘ner— ..
tors today and won locality. in to 2.’
Wilson. of Pittsburg. out of live times
at but. scoured A home run. it three
buster. s double and s single. Warp
her get mo hits out of five times up.
AMERICANWEAOUE.
Dstrolt, 4: Cleveland, 8.
DETROIT, July 3.-i)etroit milled in
the eighth's‘i‘nnih‘g today Ind scored
three nlns. giving them the some. I to
3. Cobb secured three hits out i live
times at but, and Laioie tw’o hi out
of three times up. .
HUGE RAILROAD JOB.
w...—
What New Haven Rosd is Doing Nssr
Brooktioid Junction.
The New York, New Haven nnd
llcrtrold Railroad company inputting
through veryoxtenslve chooses and
improvements in the vicinity of Brook-
iield Junction. The work is helm: done
by the liolbrook. Cabot k Rollins cor-
poration. with main offices in New
York and Boston and twenty or more
subofflces, like the one at Brooktieid
Junction, scattered throughout the
country. at the points where it has
contracts under way,
The area (‘OVCI‘ed by the work is ap-
proximately three miles long with
Brooklleld Junction station as the cen-
ter. The main idea is the. uholishment
of curves and the elimination of all
grade crossings, nod the elimination of
one set of tracks where the Highland
and Berkshire divisions parallel each
other between Brooktieid Junction and '
iinwieyvilie.
By the abolishment of curves. Marty
is mile will be saved. Nine grade cross.
lugs will be done away with. Six of
these are below and three above the
Junction in spanking of those cross
than on official of the company referred
to them as being “no nasty a bunch of
cronslngs (til i over now in my life.‘
The general ouperlntondent oi the
work is M. J. llnlcy. of New York city
lie has as his nusistnnt superintendent.
W. M. Rogers. also of New York. Tilt-
resident engineer is George Suther-
land, a Yale graduate. Mr. Sutherland
has under him it corps of six young
onilllloers. all college graduates.
Some idea of the mnsnitudo of the
work may be gleaned from the follow-
ing tools: The work hogan the first of
lost October and will not be finished
until the first of next January. and this
with over 200 men, working ten hours
a day, six days it Week. Four dummy
engines are needed to do the Insulin:
required, to soy nothing of the count
ices fist corn on which dirt and rock
are taken away to be dumped. Two
onuormous steam shovels are in con
thut tllsvrutlou. The larger one. the
Buryrus. now dolnlz work in the. rock
vut. about it qunrtcr of a mile south
of the Junction. is a 704ml machine.
The monitor one, the Vulcan. motioned
ut the ilrookileld Cantor road Housing»
is no ltl~ton machine. Each requires a
crew of three men. the lircmon. the on
gincor and tho cmnoslnan. The buc-
ket. of the iiucyrus has at capacity of
two and one-butt cubic ynrds. being
full to overflowing at each “scoop."
The liucyrus moves about 15,000 one
hip yards a month. shout four‘ilfths of
which is solid rock, sheltered into
fragments of sit sizes by dynamite.
The Vulcan. the smslior or traction
steam shovel, moves over 8,000 cubic
wards of dirt every month. The foot
thot dynamite is purchased in lots of
2.500 pounds. gives s little Ides» of
the siso of the emotions.
The rock out. which is shout s quer-
lcr of a mile below Bruckneld lunc-
tion, is a small edition of the new film.
one (fulehm cut on the Isthmus of
Psnamo it is about on eighth of o
mile long. and Eh fool. deep. it alone
will have over it quarter of a with' track
distance. doing away with the sharp
rurvo just below the Junction. on the
Why to Hnwleyvillc. it is locally molt
of the hardest kind iulsolnsllie. onti
the working of the out was in llsoli
u look than. would seem formidable to
tho svomxe contractor. it is here that
the hunt- llucltrus is working.
The lnniu highway connecting Ilene
bury end the Brookiluld country. which ‘
cream the trucks oouill of the June-
tion. is being put beneoth the rsllrosd
lrsrhs This is outta s piece of work.
requiring a great deal at excsvnilnu.
All of the bridges and culverts built
out constructed of reinforced concrete
In the one of the three mile crest
ius the solid to being out shove the
oflrsolts end In the case of four It is
being out below the trucks. The mod
connecting thinbury sod Newtown will
be some the tracks
The 200 Items employed on the
work hsvo solutes-total. quorum in
temporary modern buildings. Tits;
have their own oommlswlr. Those
Itslhm» one at a hlshsr clam than
them crumbled directly by the all
roads. sod are m elderly and intent
mitt. many anthem halving worked
with the lioibtooit. Outlet 1 Rolling
people for years. Their psy muses
trout (Hill to II Iii s duly.
:i'hm lire fifteen horses busy oil the
lime bottling dump e Issud when
mllrosd ties end or lost is.
Tim“! is s litres stsbio. s molt no
shop. too blockslsith shops. in est-
lisnulr shoes sod eight store houses in
IN! busy community.
Among the shines which attract
m’o tutor-gotta m the him“ 12mg
WW“ I
m be “will.“ will.» only it.
ragga}: or for the slum
di Is for rinst roushth
flow it on tblsioh
060 I noon .sud
tended such meek” .
6 about moon in m «In»: month.
“IV.
"Did he mite ills lurk?”
. "No. its concluded he would do
something else. "
‘WMI", ’ . l .
"its use WWI
d
W Advh'tissstimss ...
MONDAY, JULY 4, 39m
The I. M Rwd C”
Establzsbod 1857.
Commencing Tuesday. July fifth, the. store will close at: 5
p m.. except Saturdays.
At the Linen Section
A Sale ‘.
Towels !
overflowing
I will be welcome to all Housekeepcrs.
itll cxtra good offerings.
.lllcwming week the Towel Scotlon will be
1‘ he counters
are already l lpCtl with snowy Bath Towels and Huck
Towels of hi weights. qualities and sizes.
10c . ch
6 for 55. [Tor $1.00 HHCk and Bath
13c Ah
6 l... 75. . go. I... Towels
15c 'h in every required size for
6 for 85. l or Sills the Household; .
20C 2 ‘ R most favorable Iime
6 for $l.lo. ‘ Moo. {or re-stocking the Linen
25c . h Chest and Closet.
6 for $i.4<l. gior K\:.75. Lowest prices in
35c ah accordancc with quality
6 for $2.00. j for $3.85 and size.
The T
white. and (c tlml a yard and a quarter long.
.4 Cloths.
. ill cvcry size.
Fine
Hook
8 for 25c.
13 to 5°C.
Tumblers, Special
On Sale Immediately.
Salupl
mum in the window of glassware, Fairlicld
Avenue. 3
‘ umblers,
Fleur dc L tolled. 6 for 25¢.
Common Tumblers, 6 for too.
Ptlilt‘ll vls (Hill Sherbet Cups, Pitchers, etc, at low
prices this ‘ ‘
In the China Store.
h Bath Towel at 35c is big. fluii'y and
fl
6 for one.
~ "*1.
"2;” w--.“ . figs." -.
g " “ fine.
Bathing Sons
New Is the titer the purchase of Bathing Suits, Cops and Shoes.
we no pl'olluo show u lnrge variety and at Popuisr Prices.
LA Di E8' BATHING SUITD
$2 to $6
We llnl'l‘il'tlt‘ulll illt‘ little folks.
yours to uni. tit ”.00.
SUITS FOR MEN AND BOY!
$1 and $2
linnmo cons. 25c, 50c. 76c.
smmuo 0. 25c. 50c; amt, soon.
A. ckeml
.> fill“ e ;
8 ashin'gton St. 86. llofimlky
Telwhonogm .. ... .
{up .
s a
a'i'Hl DILEMMA.
"it Is queer.“
"was: is?
"l have to work to two.”
how‘s.
a. I...
TH! E ARBHEI.
A “00d 0! Eli in lioflllliil
moon.
Where noun
. from time
To trees the c or the lonely
the
lender; sluumln‘i’
It
rem tutti."
first hows. ind except. the "Don'tyon'f" ,
Th I'M. I‘lo 1W um“ ‘
s mourn u soul swift
. M... ° 9‘" with will: do you one i f
Or on. timing surge for?”
“gunman miter tides that . bit“ when" I '
slum me. me entire in» m.“ u “ " 9““ ‘9 “'3’"
tsnt dune
m ”Cl ' A chum
._. stirred the slot:
quoted by the
lit sholsot n d at
“Mo n [boom
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"00an see th’lhllll ou‘ser shut‘
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