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sixth inning to Monahan, when ,the.
scene was ill to B inlfnvor'of the All
Norwallts. in the eighth inning tho
Winnipuuks got to iionniisu‘ for nine
runs. Harry Cuhiii was flit-ii put in
the box and they added six more runs.
The All Norwsiks found Harry in the
fifth and sixth innings. 'i‘hoy secured
three hits in tho iiith and five hits in
the sixth, making ton runs in these
two innings.
In the fifth and sixth inning Broth'
crton made doubles. He had his bat-
ting eye with him getting ihroe‘t‘wo-
base hits. He also played a good
game in the field. mulling s mo tine
catches, assisting In putting no man
out at second base.
Friend of .he . Not-walks had his
batting eye with him. He made four
hits out of live those at bat.
Mulvoy took F. Joseph's place in the
sixth at first and O'lirien changed
places with him in the ninth. liu also
made a double in the eighth.
in the eighth Inning every man
scored a run,,some men stored two,
A. Joseph, Meeker and O'Brien were
twice at bat in this session and «Inch
made two hits. O'Brien made a
double.
, When the game started it looked as
if it: was going to be u pitrhors' bai-
tio buts/con Cmnou and Harry. tor
non struck out all three men in the
first inning. Thomas mos made a
neat catch of Cornell’s h t to center in
the ninth. ,.
Arthur London, for whose benefit the
same was played. was present in a rar-
risse and saw the game. He name
home from the Hospital in the morn.
ins. 'He at this time wishes to thank
the players of both teams, also the
managers. the fans and friends who
were there. Over $105 was turned
over to him from the proceeds of the
llama.
The score In full follows:
' nu. NOliWALKB.
‘li - all r h no a e
Walker,if...........4 2 i 8 ll 0
Burks tib............s i o o i u
nosed," ............ i a o o o u,
Brothei'tos.cf........4 3 ii i 1 tr
.Friend.ib............ti u i a I 2
tiliohsban. ss~p.. ..... l l i 2 .l u
»Mcl(.iernan,c ........ ti 2 2 ti o 0
Hcsly.2b ............ 5 u i i it u
.Cornen,p-su... ..... .ii 2 2 ti 3 i
. Cshlil,p..: .......... u (i u u o 0
Totals ...........il iii ii 24 9 ll
.. WINNIPAUKS. .
uh r h no a o
Riley.iib.............5 ii 0 2 0 '1.
Jsmsnct............l 2 2 it 1 l
Adm h.rf.........ti a it 2 0 o
Modrst,us..........i 1 i 2 ti o
F.50scph.ib.........il e o i 0 o
Muivoy,c.ib..........a iyi i o o
,,iisymu,lt...........l 2 i 1 o o
fMeshsr,2b.......fi....b ii 2 2 2 0
hotllirisn,c-ib.........s s a s 1 i
Wlimytpuruntsrsussat 3 0 0 a 0
; It’ll" ...........42 is 18 27 12 4
‘7 (Whiteninssz‘
kingdom-i “.0101400 son-14
Meritorious ...001oiitiiss-is
“urinary: . . ,
mus}; how-A. Joseph. O'Brien,
1! ‘ l s sflrotlisrton . l.
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vliuyilowers ..'....l 0 i ii ll 0 ll 0 limit
All Amerioaus....i ti 2 0 ii 0 0 il (lull
sat) Moon, 4; lion-
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shell; 8; 0a il i; any. 5.
"Ilruoii outin- y Corliss, 3; lionsiisn,
Sgggiai LOZITOS BAN
S W and 100
Jams-Plano.” mitten, d Sons 60.. Used Exclusively
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l; Caliiil, ll Harri; fl.
Left on bases~Ail
Winnlpalrks. 8. ,
[louble play —- Meeker-dimming
Joseph. l
Passed ilallswhiclflernan. i. ‘
First on 0rrors-Wlnnipnullu, 4; All;
Norwslks, l. , . .
. Hit by pitcher-denies , 1
Stolen lisscswiiuymes. Meeker.
tl‘i‘irien, Harry, 3; linrko. Friend. Mo-
Klel‘nah. .
Umpire—whit: F. MrAillslt'r. ;
'I‘imowi hour and bit minutes, ;
Scorer ----- Fred C. Riedell. 5
Attefldalit‘O-—-Ab0,ut 1.500. l
MAYFLOWERS wot. 3
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Defsst the All Americans by the Score
. of B to 3.
The Mayflowors defeated the All
Amt-ricotta nl Amusenwni l’urk. Satur-
day, by a score of 8 to 3.
The Moytlowers had a batting rally
in the seventh inning and m six hits
and a wild throw by (trough they scor-
0d six runs. Creuah had pitched a
good game up to this inning. only all
lowing seven hits.
Keene played a very good game In
the field. He made a neat catch of
Walker's hit. which was labeled for
three bases in the fourth inning. He
also made a heat running catch of tin-
Icr‘d hli in the seventh.
Webb pitched a has more. only al-
lowing the All Amerlrhns sis hits, but
they were scattered so that there was
no Iiarm done.
Wulkcr made a bountiful throw front
left hold in homo lilnie. catching
Keene. who was running from third
base.
The score:
MAYli‘ililwmili.
ab r h po a e
flanks. 2b ............ 4 if 3 i i 0
Noah, rf ....... . ..... ii i 3 ti 0 ii
Keene. if ............ 4 0 ii 3 ll 0
iiloomquisi. lib ....... 5 i i 2 ii i
Webb, p ............. 4 I i 1 ii ii
.Bro’wn. of ............ ii ll 2 l (i (i
Arteii, ss ............ 6 ll 2 i ii 0
Dumas ............. 4i i i ii 0‘ u
i’odtolni, lb .......... l 1 l 12 l 0
Totals ........... in ii 15 27 iii 2
Alli. AMERICANS.
' ab r h on e 0
Walker. if.... ..... ..i i 2 ii i (l
(luliill, iiii ............ .’ ii 0 l b i
i)usan.ri..... ....... i 0 l 0 0 u
Voik lb ............. i (i i 7 n u
Brollierion, cf ....... 4 u u i o u
Kcyscr,ss...........i 0 u i i ii
Vii-Kirrnnn. o ........ i ii 0 it i b
Haley, 2b............4 ii 2 it it it
3ressh,p............l 0 0 ii i 1
Totals ........ ...lii it ii 27 13 2
Score by innings:
Earned rune-«Ali i:
uuynowsrs, i.
Two-bus hits-hash. Keene, Haley.
First on noun—on Webb. 1; off
Dressh. i.
1 Struck out-wily .stb. lit by (trough,
Left on bssestleowcrs, i; All‘
Americans. ll.
his visit-vital» shill hilt. -.
Dull
Wild pitchu-Wobh. 0
H“ it: by pitcher-«dislike Webb. (is-
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stolen bssssuilsnits. Keene, Webb
2. Brbwn. Walker 2.
Americans,
Nerwalks, 6: l
'od did not ill'lC‘l‘ tho llrosd Rivers from
”would-bemarried." The latter team
decorations and the manor in which
Umpire-milder” 'i’sliinsdso.
Time») hour, lib minutes.
Beorsr-Frsd (t. itisdsil.
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MUSIC IiAlila.
Opponents Failed to Appear. and Mar-
risd anti Single Men Pisysd.
The game which was to have been
betweenihe ilroud lIIVet‘ baseball mam MWWWW WW." mm“ its regular fall
and the rum iirovo Athletic cum team ““0" mm". “inch chsuses the
did Iloi hanpen. 'l‘ho idiot Groves did i """m 0‘ ”i“ hook-from two shows to
hot appear. This is the second time one show m‘el‘y ”."mm‘ 900" open
within a short time that this team has mstinro at 3' “30.“. at 2:30' floors
failed to show up. they having treated ""9" ".‘W‘Wmm‘ at will, vaudeville “N"
the (tubs in the some manner. if this at 8”“ PM ‘Q ”N" "‘M‘W” °r
Is the way the idiot (lrovos intend in mm" ”“H' “mo secured " M“ at-
play, their success in “mm. for no traction‘ for tln- opening night. in h‘rutr
other team will ever not the chance to PM”) ( ”WWW 3"“ his Iinndu ”m“
"trim" them. The foot that, the resu- 3:13:23: $0,”:C' pici‘mniliris‘ihtkir Tl"
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iar silitdniod game tould not be play and Eruptitm or Vesuvius. It is the
mostlstupondous and meritorious art
in vaudeville u oonsinni wonder lo
the eyes of the world. Winifred Stow-
:ijrt. smug ‘u‘ingln and soma‘dsnving,
bullion and fielding of Tom James were‘ unit W 'ynmiminody WW WWWW WWW
l’oatnres. lie allowed only to bits and Many fl“ 0'. A“ hats and “‘m' A;
2:: bases on balls. llut it wasnt the list iluxnnot & "a" l" ‘llui‘ltn & ”cm“;
that he loomed up so strong. sirlklnq little Dill‘il‘i coiled “‘0 Denim” ML
out only it; limos, Marshall also play "“30““ l" “ legitimate actor of “3'
mi his t’ilfiltlfllllt‘) mild name In the isblished reputation. for three seasons
iloid. making only nine errors of too be “M in m" "mum” of John Iirow
.:hsnces. in tho third inning things and "W the past two ““0“! “‘0 p"
Iookcd dark for the umpire. One of trons 0’ "‘0 lending vaudeville tlwn-
hia “brunt" decisions so angered it‘or- ' ”W" “"9 MP“ greatly entertained by
hell that only by the coldness of some ll“ doll‘i'rhiiul characterisation 0‘
of the players was be promoted from Kimball In lite m“ Fm“ There
t-iiuiiiing up unit flooring Ui'ili‘flti Mills, will "”0 h“ m” reels of motion N'"
the umpire. lures at every poriortnsnoe which
will he rbsnsml dully. Prices will re-
inaln the union.
having a little inn. however. as the
married men lined up against the
swamped the former. The plichlill.
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WAGER UNDSCIOED.
Joseph Mitchell's Fast Tabled in Fs~i SCHOOL lUlLfilNO PR'NC'PALS’
voroi in Cream Sodas. Miss Aunn ltirimrduon. teacher in
. - 'll. ‘ . . . .
“m Wager between (’npiain Hills A. (liado \ at the lililnlillll school has
‘ been made luiildlni: principal. She it
(.umpbsil still Joseph 6. Mitchell. of to be assisted hyil-zdimr ll. lane. who
the 10¢” mum,“ of the Southern New bus charge oi the school, supplies and
England Telephone Company, which
was... w
is general substitute In the Union ills-
trict.
WM to have been settled Saturday sf- Mi J n i. it touch i
tornoon. was disposed of differently 3",)?"ij :1 ‘1 1.? ”small; schooilW,‘ halt“
than anticipated. thousb in I planner new mam. building principal there.
satisfactory toali‘psrties concerned. Miss Help“ u, Flynn, teacher
lliwlt'lWVWsW tile gfmlmulm Wb the lllW undo if. at the iJnooln school. has
po nisn sree.wore ebp‘li i t.
wager was to be decided. it was unsni WW WWW WWWL W “EL-«WWW WW“ Wm
motillly agreed to table the proposition 0 l 'l' 'i' 1".
indefinitely. Captain Campbell had ,OWW C W)” OW v0 WWW U‘W.
bot Mitchell "0 that the latter could 1“” "‘"mmm of votes of the (.lty
of South Norwsili will meet at the
not slim n
b ii iii ioob polo n d install city court room in tinlisnd street on
complete, without assistance, I too pin
arm, in 30 minutes.
A good sized delegation of the lo.
cal force had gathered at the scene to
witness the spilling of the waiter. At
the liont‘lllflltlll of the ceremony, Mll-
tilioll "blew" the party to ice cream on
«a.
:3 p. m., for the purpose of correcting
the voting list of the city. The city
clerk will revolve names to be added
up to H u. m. Hoplomllor 2d. The list
wii ho poulml in tho posivomw‘ two
Weeks prorodiuu election.
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lootirn llwra tire Molly air! as
sinong illo new» all-over. lieu. W‘
stones to in... 01.00.,
(in Sunday alteration st 1 o‘olook
all the lirond lilror in II club mot lit
the hemp of Mr. and, rs. ladwsrd 8t.
tubs and were treated to a grand
chicken dinner. That this wss well
an eyed by the slab members rhuidbe
in gall bribe look in satisfaction
stamped on the faces of the boys after
they use nuishsd. Much crsdlt undue
to the hoitetis or the amendment of
the affair. the very appropriate table
'l‘lio pointed hood of velvet is one of
the new styles for motor Vicar.
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if you are tired of so much rain, 50
to Texas. gr , . .
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The people oh: i to natural laws:
they want spool ism. .
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it was served. ' he is old enoliuirtobs arrested.
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c’socus'r sum: in FINGIR.
Mrs. Kate Thomas. of Rowsyto‘n.
has the extreme mistortu to run s
crochet needle In her fin r at. the
Knot). 0 saturdsy. it want is dull»
iy and uss‘oi‘tlts ”collar point
there was some dillisulty in «trinity
up; it. or. A. it. 'i‘iiriisr. who was
near. succeed in rmvlnglths nos-
riio but it was i sushi. that an incision
would have to be mails. at first.
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You tum save .lyibth health sud mon-
ey by cutting dow’n expenses.
About the most attentive way to
waste money is to buy early cantsi‘
ones.
When you roll a certain number 0%
or the telephone. and Central replies
that they are talking. don'tyoquII u
if "lo burly you until” boon rude
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Wednesday. September 2H. from 2 to,
A boy never bshsvss hlmmlt until ,
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A. liuuu u
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That Pierre , Rarities
Attorney allies Judson
of William H. Benrles.
. will waive extradition
- this state was the statement made bi’
,. William H. Brennan. chief of the Stun»
;ford police, last night.
, Mr. Bearles, who isn
manufacturer will at:
i
in order to conform o t
ration.
the state will be arrslg
‘ criminal superior court
Bridgeport, on a bench-
ihrough an
be difficulty in
‘ fart that an attempt at
her son in this place.
On September 7 the
ion biscuit.
attended by lir. ii. (i. N
iiuner home with her.
ill. and on reaching h
ncsr neighbors. Mrs.
for her son, the Brenna
him to out, with them,
son‘s son Were
Charles Mead called to
who was attending the
and ii wits only after
hlsvuiis were saved.
tilt! all those taken Iil
‘iisrult prepared for th
oar, and the flour that.
sBrennon. to Mw York,
make an Identification of the poisoners
'iuklm: tho hisrult was
state chemist for analysts, who found
.4 quantity of arsenic mixed In tho .
pounds of floor that remained.
snails Eaton
.Slliiiii‘fiti Thirst-7’ i
and. his wife,
lionorie. rumpled in flow Workilfihtur-
i day, on bench warrants in od‘by Billie
. of Faitheid
county, charging them with being im—
plicated turns poisoning hi the family
of 'i'okencke.
and. return to
retired which i
company Chief
today. and
he laws of that
state. which requires positive idcntlib
This wile disclaimer! any knowledge of
his wife disclsilned any knowledge of
‘ the poisoning and on their return to
tied before the
now sitltng in
warrant.
The fact that an attempt had been
‘ made to poison the Beatles family no
.not made public until the arrest of
_‘. the alleged poisoners, who were traced
employment «agency in
New York, for fear that there would
locating. them. The
poisoning had
« been made was first brought to the at.
, tentlon o! the police t
_ ness of Mrs. Mary Robinson. employed
- by tho Searies family and living with
hroush the ML
Seafios entcn
,tained a party at dinner for which
Ida Pinnow. the family cook, made
Soon after eating.
Bouries fsuiiiy was taken iii and were.
the
ixon, of Darius.
All Mrs. Robinson was returning to her
home. that night Mill. Scaries suggest-
ed that she take the biscuit left from
which she did.
tin her way to Stamford she was taken
ome early the
biscuit lo the family of John Brennan.
Robinson hu~
rams Ill and unable to prepare it must
it family naked
which he did.
Shortly after partaking of the meal
the Brennan loudly and Mrs. Robiir
taken ill
and Dr.
attend them.
Dr. Mead diagnosed the case as sr‘
sunlcni poisoning. as did Dr. Norton.
Series family.
heroic efforts
that the lives of the psrtakers 0f the
An Investigation broufllt to light
had eaten tin»
e Senrles' dinv
remained after
sent to the
The
matter was then taken up with the
of the hiring of Horiile
do general housework.
They were in her 9
weeks. Mrs. 80mins ssi
bur 7 she discharged
she said. they did not
properly.
The matter
brought to the attention of State At-
orncy Judson, who on being told that
the hour from which lthe biscuit were
made but been used «flier in the ill)‘
ovaries famiiy and Mrs. Searies told
r and his wife.
who are liniluns, through a New York
‘mploymeni agency, the man to work
around the urounds and his wife to
mploy for two
d. and Septem.
them because.
do their work
was then
(or cooking purpoaes and no ill effects
‘md been exlmrienrod
Saturday night.
The lierltlers
were Innocent.
in New York at s has
tin-linen of Stamford.
his wife. twenty-three.
‘ourl. but pending the
‘tl until today.
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Treasurer of Ventures
*S'aihcr Finn.
Insists-d
Herilor and his wife were
by those who
had parishes of it. Issued the war-
~ants which were served in New York
rdlng house at
No. 237 West Thirty-seventh street.
where Lieutenant David Brown, of the
urn"!!! office. accompanied by Chiel
had made sev-
eral prior efforts to see them.
iioritior is twontyfli'e yours old and
NEW YORK. Sept. lil.—-Pit'rre Herb
tivr and his wife. ilouorine, were or-
raiunrd here yesterday in a police
arrival of will
issues their examination was [tampon-
Mcsntlme the couple
no in jail in defsult of 01.0mm.
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MIBIRINDINWMISiRENDlNO.
Garibaldi land
TIMI Irldt.
Miss Grace Miserendiuo and Josopht
Miserondino wars msrrlo
morning. at St. Mary's.
.4 yesterday
dumb. to
After the Wedding service I touch ,
:lon wits held at the residence of the
lroom's mother, in Winnipsuit. ‘
Mr. Misersndluo ls treasurer of the
Yonturas Garibaldi Band, of Bdnth'Nor»
walk. The band of 28
iopilon.
The bride came from
”(handsome prompts.
0st slits otRow top.
sit on s of Dan on;
Besides s of nodding
$inth
Residents of Walther-t
Residents of the, (my 0
o'. Assess-sot
f'l‘lle'
undidsiss when «only
other osndidstu. .it is
soils
J'QM‘L
sustain! the units of the
applicants.’ 0! the it t
. ‘avs cums hers since July. itliiil.
18 have been smploysd over two
pieces played
i f‘illlf‘t'l'l and for the dances lit the re-
The band was only started
on months ado.‘ but the selections
, ,‘hoy playedwere rendered in 0 very
Dinning matter and were heard for
tiiito a distance in Winnipsuit.
Italy a month
use. The bridegroom is in the employ
of the Norwaik Mills..'l‘liny will reside
at at Main street. Winnipsuk.
i, They rsosivsd .Jtnsny useful and .
ssstosucsasoearious 0s omen". .
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Number of teachers
Residents of the City of Norwalk..
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tats-assassin (,'
committee always layers best ~W
firmness
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‘ friablnbad j(857.
Corduroy isEStyiisii
for Various Uses;
For '«i‘aiiorediiowns that one expects towear for rough
and ready use. for sporting-suits, skirts or coats, and for
cliildrcn'ssults. Itcomcs in white, black and such fashion—
able colors as iabac, beaver. gun metal, rhubarb and blue.i
Look at the line of colorlngs, and notice how handsome and
supple the fabric is. .Curduroy is going to be quite the thing.
22 inches. $i.ooa yard. ‘
At the Colored Vcivct Section.
About Blankets
They certainly look . inviting those first cool days.
Whether all pure cotton or all wool ilic Blankets are today
finished and colored in a way to cause envy in tlic housekeep—
er 3 cvcs. . .
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in elcucrrqnart'cr size, for double beds, all Wool, soft, light
and holly. $4.50, $5.00, $6.00. $6.50 and up‘to $15.00.
in tcn~quartcr for single beds. from~$3.oo to $8.50.
White Wool Blankets with Colored Borders
li soft cotton. at 98 cts. $1.75. $1.98 and $2.25.
In all wool. at $3.00, $3.50. $4.00 and up.
Pure cotton, but very beautiful. thick, soft and warm.
Plaid Blankets.
Sonic beautiful l’iaids are shown in a Fairficitl Av. win-
dow. 'l‘iir combinations of blue, pink, tan. brown and gray
with while are exceedingly attraktive and these, iiaukcts do
not readily show soil. $2.50, $2.75, $3.50 and up.
Jacquard Blankets
l’urc cotton, but wry beautiful .tlllck, soft and warm.
They are pink and white and blue and white iiorai designs
with with: silk bindings. .
\‘cry delicate and appropriate for guest rooms.
Single Blanket. $5-°0«
Bath Robe Blankets
A vri’y larg- line of coloriiigs, all combinations. light.
medium and dark. Convuilionai and floral patterns. $2.50,
$3.50 and up.
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in fixing up for Sunday. a new Ribbon helps out. Look at our
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at 250 per yard
FOR SATURDAY ALWAYS
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LADIES‘ HOSE~lilack and colors.
FOR ALL—Black and Colors.
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With tin: coming of cooler weather, cold nights and mornings
suggest
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