Evening sentinel, Monday, September 5, 1910 · page 2

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 

 

Musical

 
 
 
 

Erig

a. airliner-t star in

and her EOys and Girls in a

Atchis

gar.” A few hike in Vanda no prior to hie
atarrlnk tour under A. 1-1. Wooa'a Management, in

Character Songs

lexander Clarke a Go. in Ed. Pauiaoh'a Screamingly Runny Sketch

A Stirp rise Party

Caat includes Edith Allen, John O.

 
 
 
 

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Dixon and Alexander Clarke

 

 

MATINEE

The Vedinar ---Comedy Bloyllsts

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5 and 100

T for Aduita and Children

 

PRICES

 

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SA'lllllDAY seer. s
NORWALKS

Mayf lowers

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LABOR DAY MORNING
Westports
" AFTERNOON
Winnlpauks

ADMISSION. - 25 CENTS

IOYI UNDER 12 YEARS. 10 OINTO
Grand Stand Free to union.

 

 

ExcursiOns to Huntington and
Valley Grove

SUMMER TIME TABLE
On and After MONDAY. JUNE 20. 1010
. The New and Commodloua

Steamer Huntington

Capt. Wm. G. Young
Will run as follow:

Leave Huntington for Norwalk Mon-
gag; and Fridaya at a: 45 a. nu, and

Leava glamour for Huntington, Mari-
daye and Fridaya at 8: 45 a. m.. and
39-1, "‘-
IXOURSION TICKETS. 600.
, amour trans. «to. ,
Children ii to 12 year-a, Ixou‘raion 36o:
anpia Fare 25o.
Pattie! of ten or more can matte a ar-
mlementa with the Captain to atop
, at Valley (trove.

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(Continued from Fleet Pane. )

”Daniela“ F. Joaeph put 1) 0 Hum in
ten the first inning and the K at
‘ o. tound him for three hits and three
rune. Walker, the first man up, hlt
, to left field for two baeea. Smith Iing-
‘iod to rixht. Walker ecorina. Friend
Wail poaeetl. Mulvoy hit to center.
mooring Smith Friend wee atom at
third. Chevalier to Riley. rotherton
51111 to 0' Hal-n. Mulvoy aoorinc. Cahlil
ntrbok out.
into; alter a tool. atrueit a atone and
Intanohed hie ankle. it melted Io
5 that he could hardly aloud on hill

4
(.1: halo Joseph then put ireiuud. the
13 Rivera oraolt pitcher. in the box,
and 31111101110 catch. James also eaten
“misread Diver team. O'Hara
to neuter

in thin inning 1. London.

 

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struck out. The k. or 0.. team only
got to him in one inning, the fourth,
when they hit him for live hire and
soured eight rune. but this was after
an error by 1". Joseph. when there war
a (mantle to retire the side. He only
allowed two hits the balance of tilt
some. lie utrucit out iii men in eight
innings.

.lnmen Barry. or‘ihe K. of (1., math
an exooliexoateh in right held, Keen.
ulno mail nullt catch ill center.

The Winnlpnuke aoored three rum
in the second inning on two bite and
two errora. in the ninth it looked as
it the thnipnuka’ were going to tie
the score. They had three men on
buses, hilt the best (Illovnller could (ll
woe to hit to Smith, who threw him
out at ilrht.

Today the Wlnulpnuira

 
 

will lll

. strengthened very rum-h when the)
play the Nor-walks.
Yesterday‘s adore: _
Knighta of Columbua.
, All R 11 PO A E
Walker. It. ......... :i :l l 0 0 i
Smith,p...........h 2 3 0 3 ii
r‘rlulul.ih. ......... 4 ii 2 '1 1 2
Mulvoy. 0.. an, ..... i’. l i ll 0 ti
ltroihortun. ct. h i 0 2 0 0
(tahlii, :ih. ......... 4 2 2 i i i.
rYttrium. an, o. ...... 4 0 ti 1'» 2 0
Mason, 2h. ........ :1 ti 1 4 1 ti
llarry, rt. .......... 4 1 l 2 i) I
Totals ........... 37 10 ii 27 ll 2
Winnipault. ‘
All it it 1’0 A 17‘
Riley. 31), .......... 5 t i l 1 1|
James. (1.. c. ....... i 0 0 iii 1 t
Keene. rt.. oi. 4 1~2 J 0 (i
McGrath. no. ....... -l 0 1 0 2 1
Joeepll.1b. ......... .i l 2 8 ii 1
1181111193.". ........ 4 u (l 0 l (l
Chevalier, 2i). ...... h i 0 l 4 ti
O‘Hara, 1).. rl’. ..... 2 l 1 t) 1 0
l. 1.0uden.c. ...... 0 it ti 1 0 ti
lrelnnd, p. ......... 1 i) 0 0 1 i’
Toinle,..........3:l it 72711 4
Score by innings.
of ...:i 0 ii h 0 01 l~—iil
Winnlnaulm ...0 2 0 01 t) 0 01
The summary:
Earned runqu. at C. h. Winni-
paulrn 2.
TWO-little hltnqulkor. F‘rlend

Smith, O'Hara.
Firet on belie—.011 Smith ti. oil
O‘Hara 1 oil ireiand 2.
Struck out-«By Smith ti, by 0 tiara
l by irelnnd 13.
Left on beann—«Winnipuuite 11. K
4

l-lite-l-Olt O'Hara 3 in one inning; .

oil lreland. 8 in 8 in‘ninge.

8toleu boner-Walker. Smith. Mnl ,

voy. Riley. Keene. Meornth, O'Hara,
ireland.

Flret on errorewWinuinauire 2. K
or C. 1.

Hit by pitcher~0'linra. lrelund.

Buortlloe hit—«ireiead.

Umpire—Mr. Optimal.

whim—One hour. 50 minutes

Scorer-«F. C Riedell.

HILLOIDIB WON GAME.

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Defeated the Colonial «More in a Hard
Fought Game.

A game that Would eertainly have

 

proved the beat ever nixed on tug

diamond lilltl it been it

plane yontdi’tiay more

atrona Hilleide team ‘11“th Colonial
Juniors o beta. There to much
rivalry trainee u there team and the
llama VIII a hard fought one. For the
that three 'tunlnne lamina Who ador-

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1““ the}; “its:

game on tirei.

Itdoa tabloids" 11mm
tuned ”at: nearly

diet. ta militant mtg"
attiin the dolomite a
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he Iwaelitotl nlavoro1the

lil‘llald'ota‘.m
The line-up:

HiltaldIa‘.

Smith.

‘ Colonial Juniora.
Sullivan. Harlin

.....-

Catcher.
Millard Brian
, Pitcher. ,
Sheehan 0.1.eon’ard
; h‘lret bane.
Karplnukl ............... 13. Woofer
Second been
Miliburn .. .. “your
A . Sherman. ‘
. .i. Mosul): .1. Leonard ,
. 'l‘irdh bane.
; Nettetord .F. Leonard
Lott field .
lelryian ................ ..E liloBally
' Collier field
it). McSelty ............. Callaghan
' Ric ht field ..
Trainer baited for!“ Leonard in

. ninth.

Urnplre~31ekloa

Cuba Diaappeintad Again.
The Cuba,arent unto the Colonial

, ball manila yeaterday. with the in- .
. tuition of pinyin; the Graniteviilae.
. After playing an inning and e. half.

with the more ’i to 1 in taro; ot the

. Globe, the teema had to give up the

trounde to another game which had

. ensued the diamond. The Granite-
. ville had given the (lube every aneur-
tnee that they had the option On the ,
. around: tor yeatordny.

Orlanta Deieat nitrogen.
The fast Orient team defeated the
that Norwalir Blunera. Friday
Holmes pitched a great game tor the

. Orienta Cumming: wan to catch but

o‘wtnit owing to a euro arm Dunn took
hie piano. Sherriood played a treat
The more was ill to 18.

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Coloniala Beat springwoode.

The Coioniala beat the Bpriuawooda
In a teat and exciting name at baee

lei grounds. by the more at 7 to a.
Guarnleri pitched for the t‘olonlats and
Bella: tor the Sprinuwooda

BRIDOEPOIT-WATERBURY Til.

 

...-......

Same Called on Account of Darknaaa.
with Score“

WATBRDURY. Bout 4.m8ridlreport
and Waterbury playeda 36 me here
today the score bola; ti a when the

playing was ended in the who. tuning
by durltiioaa Each tilde need three

.titnheru. Snore:
Bridgeport.
All 11 1! 1’0 A it}
idly. r1. ........... 3 0 2 0 0 1
Slow. 21). .......... -4 1 l 2 3 2
.lacitaon. it, ........ 5 0 2 4 0 0
build. ct. .......... 4 l 2 3 i) i)
D. Miller. 31). ...... h l 2 ll 2 i)
Crook. lb. ...... 4 l 2 10 l 0
ill”. on. . ....... 4 0 l l 4 1
Rather. c. ......... 4 l l 7 3 o
Snyder. p. ........ i ii ,0 0 0 ll
Waller, p. ......... 2 l 1 ti 1 ti
Swanson. p. t ...... 0 0 0 ii 1 1
Totals ........... 36 (l 14 27 16 ii
Waterbury,
All it 11 PO A E
Rodgers, cl. ....... h l 3 1 0 ll
Gonnatlahton. 2h. .. h i 2 3 5 1
Harry. ri. .......... 4 0 0 2 1 0
Lee. ll. . ........... it 0 l 1 0 1
G. Miller. in. ....... in ii 1 l4 1 0
Needhnm. an. ...... 4 ti 0 0 4 11
Hoover. 3b. ....... 4 2 4 2 2 I
Aboard. c. ......... 3 l 1 ll 1 0
Smith. p. .......... i 0 ti 1 0 0
llanuieter. p. ....... l 0 ii 0 u i
'l‘uolrey. p. . ........ 2 l i ii 2 0
Totals ........... 37 6 13 2? id 3
Score by innings:
liridgeport ...... 0 0 l 2 3 ti 0 0 0~8
Waterbury. ..... 1000l04006

Two-bane hlta 1). Miller. Crook. C.
Miller. Hoover. ltodgere

filth-'01! Snyder 11 in 3 lnninxn: oil
Waller. 9 in 3: oil Swanaou. l in 3; oil
Smith. 6 in 4: oil Bannister, l'. in 2'.

Sacrifice blip—Stow. Ely. Land.
Ahaarn. Hoey.

Stolen bales—'7'Conhauahton 2.

Double playu-«Ahaarn, Miller and
Denver; Needharn. Conunuxton and
Miller; Hoey and Ahnrn: Waller.
Waller, Crook. Miller and Kocher.

Left on buem—Dridaeport 'l. Wat-
erburyil.

First bane on belle—«Oi: Waller l
Fira‘t blue on errata-«Bridgeport l,
Waterbury 2. .\ .

Hit by pitcher—«Ely. Lee.
. mightier—4% 8 ith i. by 'l‘ueltey
20 ml. nyder a by altar t. by Swan-

will 1lt—«tdnydar.

lew'l’wo hours. .15 mlnutea.
UmpireI—Hart and Lawton.
. 13 ereluonr non New HAVIN.

Defeated Northamptpn by Score of a
to I in Feat mine.

7 oil 'l‘ucitey, 3 in 8.

 

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3’1 h the team.'1‘he retire at the and I

ball yesterday afternoon on the Colon ' '

 

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tartar notion nitrogea

a nut Vladimir Theatre in solidi "Milt

hat the... wed. Sept 5 6 7
Swain ACTS-«S

 

 
 
 

Late of King Quay 00.

Stone 81 Sheldon
The Juggling LaBefles

in Their Beanie Noveltyw-ipaeial Scenery

v .

The Itaborate Scenic Production

“Raffles vs. the Devil”

haunted by

 

INTlR! 'OMANGE OF PROGRAM MONDAYS AND THURIDAYI

 

_ the f
PiCTURlQFflAHOED DAILY

......

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Try$...

{ ‘~fixml?

.3 H~9~vO—-H ~H—-.O-O—
New Haven.

All it 11 PO A E
("onnoll. ct ......... 4 i 2 0 1 0
Printer, 2h. ........ 4 1 1 1 it 1
Cough. li’. .......... :l t) l l 0 0
l'ociianpauah. ea. .. 4 1 i 2 3 ti
' Snyder. rt. ....... 3 0 i. 0 0
Sherwood. ill). ...... 4 il 2 ii 1 l
iiuuyen. Ill. ., ....... 4 0 011 ll 1
liridxee.o..........4 1 0 ’l 0 0
lionl. p, ........... 2 l 0 0 ti ii
Totnla ....... 1....” h 8 “’13 ii

x-Baited lor McLean in ninth,
'-Newton out on inlleld ily.

Score by innings:

Northampton ...0 00 0 1 1 l) 1 0 3
New Haven. .1 00 01 1 0 2 0 amt.
Summary:

Two-bane hltilm Sherwood. Peniten-
polish Snyder. conned.
Three-b aee hit—Connell
Bnorliioe hltawflwartemater. Yale.
Snyder, Dent.
Stolen bane» ’Burna Conuell.(iouah
Matt on haeee «New Haven 0. North-
ampton it
struck out wily liiclaan 2. by Dent 6
Time~0no hour. 30 minutea.
Umpirewmbner.

“W
NATIONAL.

...—annual.-
Pittabum and Cincinnati Iraak Ivan.

CINCINNATI. Sept! Il.«-Clnotnnati
and Pitteburx brolto even today. the
locale winning the lirat 8 to 0 and toe-
ing the recent! a to 7 Susan tree in-
Jared in the first some and woe toreed
to retire. idem-e:t 11.1-1

li'lra game.
l‘iltahura .....00000000M12 1
Cincinnati. 0 I 810 0 0 0 time 11 2

 

 
 

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a neuronal-r arm “in!!! rally rami-

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~e ewe—«eweme-e ~~e-«-e~e~

THE NEW SUMMER DRINK
Bunker-Smock

AT SODA FOUNTAINS

Dgiicious, Pure and Refreshing

oro-o~e~~o+o~o~19~e+

iy. thoulh
stirring to win.
The games the Norwallra have been

arranging with local and nearby teams .

have proven at each intereai that it to

belieted there will be bi; crovda'ai

posh the morning and afternoon genre
by.

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SHOULD COLTLECT PIROONAL

....M

Commiaaionar Corbin Writee To City
and Two.

HARTFORD. Sept. 4.41am! ’l‘ex
Commissioner William H Corbin to-
day aent out a letter to mayora ot
cltloa and that eelanunon oi tonne.
calling attention to the new peraonnl
tax law So Iota iorth that the liabil
liter: 0 (making a hat or there liabili-
ties to the tax mate with the bored at
aelectruen. or the proper oity officers.

inadequate Iiatutorr ”Minion-

have heretofore been eat up aa a rear "

one to.- tallure to collect the poll and
military commutation tax, but he now
atatute aeetna to provide a complete
and adequate method tor the enroll-
ment of all liable to the tax. 1dr. Cor-
bin aaya. hie nointa out that etery
tux collected [one into the tree-arr
of a town and neither the number In-
rolled nor the ‘32th 001le bears

any relation to t payment the
atete tor aupnort or t. Intilitin.m

ADVIITlalb LMRD.
Below ia a an of lettere reinainina

D. uncalled tor at the following poet oni-

eel for the current year.

 

in N a r b 8”” Millie... a 1 mill 1.3mm
mow HAVEN lit. 4.“ art even itta are ........1 , t
.r‘nafde 1t thgzrtea‘n atrtagghmlemgi?” bit}: Cincinnati .......101000 i-«li Ill 4 {pupil iguWinnipaulr.
meaning or are ay. ,
it our tent mg rotting oonteai. “0°” “““EL 'ronAY. “31:3 .212"
m“ m “:33” ‘3‘“ 3““ Two Gemaaot Much Looet interaat At ‘ Hm Mam Finland
2’; 1'. H Po A E Arena-Mont flit-it, Meadow Iii-eat. “' PM” ”W-
Madrigal". er. ... 4 01111 g 80 ill The rain not a quieter tangermfi {£3 Fran‘ilm loony
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genital. Ia. l 0 1 8 ti ii that clean gain" of local Internet o interean It" . “7
ardeila ab. 4 1 a i i 0 there tone. Title mine at 10:80. "ruinot notadre m» replied the rag
filillld.l.dr......... 4 o o a o o the None in will .7 . Meet the lumen learnt. “0hr lien nu tired;
Mommy. it o o o 2 1.1Vaaiporta. ml. mentiydataat- when new tummy "my:
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*Tllé 3. M. Ré Mica

Ellablnbad 1857.

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Commando: Tandems Sept. 6th, the nine or twill be all:
p. in. except on. Saturdaye. when it will

0 ’clo‘ck he usual.

 

not 7.... at Closing Prices

Out larg'o Stock to be Cloeed out in ten daya.
Everydne needs Fruit jars now for the time of pmserv- .
ing is at itsheigllt We olier the host makes of Jars at these
in pints 45c. _’

“was: ‘
anon Jan
in quarts 50c.

Royal and Soil-nah“ Jere with Lightning style chmps
on the covers,

pints, 75c.
quarts, ‘ Soc.

Get your orders in. early for we expect large deliveries.

Ingrain Carpet Remnants, Clearance!

This will be a welcome notice to many housekeepers
who will find a place for a small length of carpet in refitting
the house for fall. Lengths run from 6 to 16 yards. Regu-
pricc 65¢ a yard. ‘

50c remnant price

Many desirable patterns. >
Carpet Store, first floor.

Burlap Pillow Slips

In dark red brown. Ollie green and blue. Stenciled de-
signs and applique work in corded outline, quite artistic.
The material is coarse and heavy admirable for a “knock—
about" pillow Remember there are college rooms and
studios to be fitted up soon lhese are 50¢ each.

Upholstery Store. third floor.

 

Come and ace our new and interesting lines of Alcohol
Could Novelties. Chafing Dishes. Dnmngroom Tee Ket-
tlee. an Coffee Percolatora.

The D. M. Read Col

 

is Hosiery Day

W (‘ can supply the Hesicry. The desirable styles at POpnlar

Prices.
“CADET HOSE"

Is one of the deservedly pOpular brands. Linen Heels and Tool
For Cliildreno-«Blacks, 'l‘nus, White.
For Iiidies~Blacks. Tans.
For Men—«Black, Tan and Fancy.
“NOToA-SEAM”
Is a very light weight Gauze Lisle. Its name indicates a com—
fortable Stocking for men and women.
"TRUE SHAPE"

A fine finished Horse in light and medium weight. Try it and
you will use it

The above are our moat popular Twenty-five Cent Hoee
Better Grades. 35 and 50 cents.

Flack Silk Hoae. so cents and $3.00.

A. Diokerman & Sun
84 Washington St,~ So. Nowell:
Telephone 446

 

 

Wall Papers, c.” on.
matte haunting Gorilla etc.

White Enamel cottage Dolea with Fix-
ea.
Beat 0M!» indnv Shadetdlile

Window Bitedee Made to Order