1'
" lion.
couuacriour Landon:
Team Standing.
Won Lost P.C.
. ..~.23 13 .639
. .7.) . . . .21 16 .668
rldaeport ..:........21 17 .553
mow Britain ........19 , 18 .514
pringiieid .........19' 19 .500
Northampton .......17 21 .447
o‘iyoke ....... 13 25 .342
'.‘ Yeaterday’o Raoulto.
Bridgeport 8, Holyokc?
: New Haven 4, Waterbury 1
j Hartford 2, New liritain 1. .
_‘.;.Northampton 11. Springfield 4.
mmomii. LEAGUE.
Team Standing. .
‘ ‘ ’ . won Lost PTO.
New York ...... .. . .29 17 .630
Chicago ..2 ......... 28 17 .622
“_ Philadelphia ....... 29 18 .617
Mttaburg ...........25 21 .513
' St. Louis ........... 23 22 .511
'CInoinnati ...... 22 25 .468
Brooklyn ....... ....17 i 30 ‘ .362
Boston ....... ...'1?. . 35 .255
Yonorday'o Roaulta. "
“New York 4. Pittsburg 3 (ll in-
lilacs). ‘
Ghieago ll. Brooklyn i.
Philadelphia 8, Cincinnati 4.
St. Louis igbnoaton 2.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Team Standing.
Won host RC.
Detroit ............. till- 13 .735
Philadelphia .......37 17 .6”
[Boston ...... . . ..... 25 20 not
Ohlcago ‘ ....... . . . . :2" 19 .537
New York .. . .21 22 .488
Cleveland .. ........ 19 29 .396
.Wnomngton ....'.“...17 30 .362
8LLOuls...........i.3 32 .319
Yesterday's Roluiio.
Chicago 7, New York 2
Detroit 8, Philadelphia 3.
Washington 4, Cleveland 2.
St. Louis 11. Boston .3.
EASTERN LEAGUE. ,
Team Standing.
Won Lost P.0.
Rocllester . . .. ...... 31 12 .721
Toronto ............ 27 17 .614
Baltimore ....... 25 19 .568
llontreul ........... 20 21 .488 .
Buflalo ............ 19 20 .487 ‘
Jersey City ......... 17 21 .4147
Newark .. .......... 14 '2.‘ .333
'rrovldence ......... 14 29 .321;
Yesterday’s Results.
Jeroey City 6. Providence 4.
Baltimore 2. Newark 1 (12 innings).
Other games postponed. rain.
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DINNER AT ROTON POINT.
”w...
Judge McCormick Enidrtaina Forty
Lawyers and Judgoo.
Judge McCormick, of Bell inland, en-
tertained forty New York lawyers and
Judilco at, a dinner lit the iiolon Point
Iiotoi, yesterday afternoon. The affair
W was a huppy one and everyone present
moo xenorouo in his complimentn to
. the Jacobo Brothers for the flue spread
with which they wore relegated.
‘The men came in automobiles from
the city. each car hearing one or two
lingo. marked “Jury Panel No. 2" and
the cars attracted much attention all
they oped towards the Armory, last
evening at about 6 o 'clock.
f'i‘he party was a ioliy‘ouo and Judge
WoCormiok was the lion of the noon
‘wl'ormers. mechanics, railroadors,
6‘ “borer: rely on Dr. Thomas Electric
on. Takes the sting out of auto, burns
bruise: at once. Pain cannot stay
more it la lined.
’ Money Well invented—ma Advortioe-
, doom in The Sentinel.
, "fl
MEI:
‘ 'il‘or tender (we and neck alter 1!th
m. 101- pimples, black honor. dandruff
or oily skin or «nip diseases nae
W and ileum Hoop. -
: mo ll gunmntoed to relieve nil
"baboon and itching. The scrip iii
M iii the treatmentmboot for all
«if.» porno/m.
u
me
hold by drngfn‘ui «anywhere can in
Norwich: by it. Ii.
111111111111 '
~ Surprise Slim '9 in House by» ile-
live Whlton. of New London,
_1111 interview given out here. replica
Pin the attack made upon him in tho]
iiP ilii iiiiiiiilii
quest for. immdiiiaie Consider}
aiioi'i of Measure»
9.~Ropreaentu-
aprons
it"surpriae on the house Yesterday, lif-
teruoou by moving nuancnsion of the
rules and immediate consideration of
"the public utilities commission bill.
which had come in early from the non-
nte and had been adht to calendar.
A sensation wail caused by Roprc
aentotive Johnson. of Newtowu. who in P
speaking to past oppoaltlon to a put»?
lic utilities bill, said: P
"Just now a man had uncalled in]
here like a snake in the grass whoP
two years ago atiiicd the atmosphere
uith hill Moscow and throttied the
will of the people! ‘
“Who do you mean?" was ankcdi
from the house. P
"l refer to Mr. Morehounc. " P
Representative Peck. of Hartford
objected to Mr. Whiton a motion. iioi
said he wanted to see the amend‘
montil printed nod to further study
them. Representative Knight. of Sni-
iabury. oxprosnod the hope that Mr
\‘i’liitoirwolilil withdraw his motion. i
Mr. Chandler acid that the maiterl
had been one of long investigation und .
ho plucoedcd to review briefly the his 1
tory of the hill. He heliovod lhut the:
houegwu not ready to act. . 1‘
"Two reasons why i am opposed to
the hill." said Mr. llnukn, “am that it
attempts to delegate to an lillminialru-
the board of power fixing rates andP
it confers upon the court the right of
appear on udmlninlrntive mntlors' i
(in. motion of Mr. ’i‘iugicr it “till.
volod to make the. hill the order of
the day for next Thursday 111 llzild.
Attorney Morohoun Replica.
NEW HAVEN, June il.—~Altornoy‘
Samuel C. Moleilouec. of tilin“‘(ity. in ,
HARTFORD. J lino
house at Hartford ieatcrdny. by Rep P
rosculatlve Johnson. of Newtown. in
his comment Mr. Motoliouoo says: “i
was in Hartford and ohuli continue to
be there to reprotlcnt certain internals
legitimately and inlrly. and them in
P
i
‘no reason why i nhould be ullucilcii. P
Mr. Johnson has the wrong man. that 1
iii 11ll.l “118.110! in the house at the”
lust session at the time the light ovch
the public utilities bill came up, no he
llllfl the wrong follow. it is true that
l was in the capitol that any. but not
at the time the diacuauion was hot."‘
mm...”
WINGS TOO LONG.
A Modern Dragon Disturb: the Chi-
nou Cloth Trade.
A pcculhiPr coco was that of an Enli-
lfsh manufacturer of cotton cloth. who
had enjoyed it largo trade for muny
yearn with it rich Chinouo importur ill
Hour; Kong. One day he received a
letter uuitiug the lust shipment woo
unnulnblc nud was. therefore. refused.
The gooda were identical In quiiliiy.
nlzc, weight. and donlgu to former or»
tiers, and what the trouble might. ho
no one could imagine. ilowovor, Mi
the shipment involved thounnildu of
dollars and the ountomor'u future undo
very much more, a compiliont mun
wan diopntohcd from Engiuud. 'l‘hlo in
what he found.
To satisfy the iocul trmlc, there had
been printed on each piece of cloth a "
good liiilk sign, or what «with no, cor-
responda‘to a trademark. This high
conuinted of the figure of a. dictum,
about the elite of.) at Milan half dollar.
Continued use had no worn the hrintl
lng pinto no to necessitate the enimw.
ing, of a new one. This was appitroiih
iy identical with its original. hilt on
actual inoaiiuroluoni proved to possum
wing: oneeiirhth of an inch longer
in the now than the old one. which wan
sufficient to queer the good: Wilhfilo
retail buyer. who initiated they were
no longer being curved with the
illimnmpuiu article. Evidently tho.
Chlnnmnn line the "hilt 1111 semi" idea
developed to «much higher degree
than we Amorlcanu.~«l’opulnr Mow
chanted.
Pulunding in the room with lhc
‘lniiua up.
Pacino to u opocialiul she“
V‘ Ho Struck and Clicked iieranii
Ordered Telephone Removal!
From the House
of South Norwalk, ugnluat .lnmua E
Grace. or decline place, was bound
ill the superior color. yesterday, he»
idWi’idge Joel H flood, After
Mrii‘. Bruce had given her testimony.
Attorney Davin for tho defendant
wanted to cross examine the witncoa.‘ _
theV'
bill there won an objection on
part of Attoxuoy Taylor, counsel for
Mia Grace, and fluully Judge Reed
decided to have the cane come up at
the short cuioudnr collision today for ,
medicament
it Woo undoriltood between couuuoi
that only wlmouuco for Mrs. Gmoo
were to he heard at yesterdays trial.
but. Mr. Grace, who won in the court .
room and heard his wife toll of the ai
legcd ill treatment, wanted quoctlom
asked of her. Attorney Taylor stated” .
that he had been led to believe that ‘
the case would not be' contented. ill
though it had been set down as a con- 1
touted also. He told he had more wit-P
nestles which he would like to have
toothy. rind he did not care to have
the witnesses who were in the court;
room tell their stories no that the do-
i‘i-ndnnt could find out what evidencii
the: bad against him Judge Reed
was of the opinion that an Attorney
'i‘iiylm had thought it was to be an unf~
«untested colic, the trial should be re
consigned. .
Married In 1900.
hire. Grace (million that aha mur-
rlcil Gmce on October 17, filth). and
the; had two children, our six yeat‘
old and the other four. Rho Mild that
no matter what she did she could not
pleuae her husband. Pin had a violent
minim-r and on muny ocraoiona ho
found fault with the. way in which allh
cooked bio meals.
lbut aometimorl he would get up from
the table dud ionic lilo food which rho
hull luliored no hard to cool: to hi; lit» ‘
1 inc. untouched.
Silo tuck cure of hi.
.childron tho lK'fi l rho (mild illid liiwal'fi
foiled out for lholr welfare. as well no
her husbund u
Had to Luau.
lining to his ill lieutmclil of her
she has forced to leave him. alto said
(in one ocinolon one of the children
had oliuyod away {mm home and
itirnro won! out early in the owning
11nd returned about midnight. Lum-
en he wont dounalaira to the mic.
ihom and. calling up coon-Ll loid
hur lo folio Out the telephone in the
morning Mini. Glare finuiiy a‘ol him:
Plo no back up Militia and no they won»
cur-
oho made. on littompt
lowor mom imd 11er a few waldo.
;i.irace. and outed. ruruck her in tho
:luit eye and it had a (lurk color imam“
mom weeks. She became alarmed".l
over the condition of her mo and on
was told illfli
u none had been affected.
(in another occaaion Rho aaid
husband tried to choke her and her
illnoai wit! \ory sore union lo the
press rd of his h:.iud11 fhcre were
constant dispulcn liuluovn her and
lirulo and once she iuiill alie sun
111le a loung girl at Roioti Point
and going up to the young lady aho
informed her flint the man she won
with Will a married man.
BTDKES I“ BMW
M8! AGAINST WOMEN
NEW YORK. .lunn 9.-~>Pronocutlon
of the too women who shot W F l)
Stokes. the millionaire proprietor of
tlio iloici Anaouiu, will begin us soon
as Mr. Blokcu' condition euuhlou Iiiin
to nppour anuinut them. liili attorney
ruilcrulod lhla nluicineut toduy in re-
1113; to rumors that the cone might ho
droiipcd.
At the honoitnl Mr. Stokes wan re-
porlod nil improving. it, will be new
cral (hiya. however. before he in past
the danger of bloodpoiiionlua. . Mean-
while the women around. Minn Lillian
Graham and Min Ethel Conrad. will
be hold to await examination.
insiato that the clone fired the roots
that Itruck Stokes. Mina Conrad can
that the wounded man came to their
apartment looking only for her. Mm
Graham new that one land engaged a
lawyer several day: before to one the
millionaire for defnmntion of churn
tor.
~ ii
, amount contour. lulu: regatta.
The divorce cone of tuna M. Grace. .
She did her host to. /
piolido him with pulumhie oatnhiea. "
it).
her» ‘
Mproacnt the police are somewhat
tit lieu owing to the conflicting lotus-loo»
told by the nrlnclpiiln in Wellhead”;
nlgiit'u shooting. hitch young woman
RN
morscl.
more to satisfy thirst and
ircshi'ng sleep. And the
' loot Bur, Blood Oran“ and
[anon Soda.
awmno was on Film.
John Malone and Silas shot-wood Did
Valiant Service in Main “not.
Fla-Street Coiiimiiudoucr John Mu.
lone. of Norwnik. translated by Stinu
Sherwood, an employee of Humor and
linguiilhed n’umnll flm in the turning
of lilo attire. yesterday nildrlioon about
1 o‘clock. 11nd saved the hotter purl of
the canopy lrom lioalruczion. The fire
wall discovered by Wui‘incc Parka, who
promptly communicated hill
.mm lo the allure incuiioned fir.» ind
digit Mi Malone. with Mo hill uni
Phir Siloruood. with a sprinkling poi
.wcul iii lilo flames with n will and
noon bud lin- ohniinxrafion under um-
Pimi.
acetic smoker in tho
lllu atom1 i iiuaoii tho file by dropping a
P ‘."hllil
w “ p...._...,.—-
TIGKET AGENT TRANSFERRED.
Jmnm Mollicruoy who for sometime
in]! has been telegraph operator and
nine had «burst: of the ticket otllco at
tho liolliol iiiilroad station complolcd
his \illlk there Wcllmwiay night. hov-
lug boon lxuiiofurrmi lo the South .\'oi
walk sum: lon whom he has been anointi-
‘ oil to u ulmilar intuition.
sentinel ado. bring manila.
i
:A nice, thick. juicy
i . Steakmtender
and tempting
GAS
is in a field by
itself. when it
. come-l to
Smiling.
W ”all
a.
. Hmatoni c
(Kiosk-o Clair)
GPNGER ALE
Try a glassiul of Clicquot Club these warm even-
lugs—with pcrhapd‘ a sandwich or other cold
There’s just the right amount of lemon
and confectioners’ sugar offer a mild, stimu-
lating, grateful food value, which the
stomach craves and needs.
“urchin-toned: for mum
haul! “Mamba”
cm and We! Icahn.
Other Clioquct Club Mom—Sanapuilla, Birch Beer.
Two has:
a. m
bhflgudn «Mk GLASS“
rhaoucouor coon co." EVERY
f Miliio. Mm.
downs. REELER it SELLECK. Wholesale Distributors
Malone”: he'd NON" in Main smart. or: .
Anothur'poko with the hat illill'
a sprinkle of water and the or» won:
if is thought that a carclcail riu-'
apartments over i ”00.00000
,7 ‘ f e i _ .
_‘ ii I ll "no.“m
PPPPP-ilWP l P“ P
t
induce restful, rel»
pure. fresh ginger
GETS ONE YEAR FOR ARSON.
liAitTFililll). Juno 9.” Murio line:
rider. \h'ilt‘liilt‘l fin: to bill uloro on
Market street. pleaded guilty to a
charge or attempted arnou in lilo (‘rim
innl Court today and was sentenced to
one year in jail.
The court ndlournod until next 'i‘uuo
day when the trial of ladies i". C‘Ai‘v‘un
nah for murder will begin.
Advertise in The Sentinel.
iiiiulll E
.CityNationaiBank
'TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
BUSiNEBB AND OFFERS EVERY
FAClLiTY CONSiSTENT
WITH BOUND
BANKING
Surplua and Profits
”17300.00
Capital
W
Pam Depoalt Bout $3 and $5 per year
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON Pres
JOHN H. KNAPP. m Viol Pm.
FRPEDERICK H. ROWAN. 2nd Vice-
roo.
. WILFREO BODWELL. Caahler
DIRECTORS
E. H. Mathowoon Samuel Grumman
John H. Knapp J. Wallace Marvin
Ghrlaiian Bum-ta John H. Light
Henry Seymour FM. Pi. Rowan
Lowio R. Huributt
mu. ~vle—w .. .. W
5%
m... ._ 5...... . . .. ,....t...._.........
The following are “Gold Fania.“ We
handle only one quality of ice. lilo
host in the city. 0111‘ men are honest
iiiid reliable. All ordcio nro tilled
promptly rind courtcoiiltli. Our mules
are accurate: you not correct wuight
And bout hi all. our customers may
with no (live 1111 a trial orderwwe‘li
convince you.
Brooksidc ice Co.
”PHONE 88d
Ohio. and Mount. N. it, N. H. A H.
R: a. Freight Yard, AM so, no. Nor.
L
" onion in
it u «not once.
, “M In “II .
Wlmilliuii shout
i PRICE’S w _ ,
Winow : Display
o
Spcciul showing of $20.00 stills.“
Manuel and Surge (lilting Pants, $5.003ndjttlltl.
‘ iloi‘n' \Vanh Suits. Bathing Suits. Straw I-lnto.
Shirts with soft collars and with collar build and
soft cuffs.
'lan and Black Oxfords. strafing. fllxl'fli’
interwoven Socks, assorted colors.
iiund Bags and Suit Cases.
.1».le PIPE 35.13353“
Ni .ikwear.
Price’s 'CIOthing Store
98 Washington Street 4
‘ Phone No. la now 1185-2
I
You are on theSaicSuie
uhcn you buy your meats, poultry,
min. at (.huruok‘s \ie are expert.
judges of prime meat and tender poul-
‘irv and nothing finds its Will to our
market but the choicest and most do-
licious meals that can be produced
nuynhelc A prime roast of beef.a
dainty leg or rib of spring lamb a
tender roasting chicken or iulkey ulll
make your dinner a ieuot when it
comes from C.halnohs
C H AR N OK‘S MARKET
76 NORTH MMN ST.
TEL. CALL “-5. FREE DELIVERY
”w”. .N W whom—m
pm
i M TENDAR‘CE ALL HOURS DAY 8: NIGHT
Frederick H. Gannng
. FUNERAL DIRECTOR
l AND EMBALMER
Monumental Works in Connection
’Ph 118 904 84 So. Main Street
0 South Norwalk
SEEM HARD WORK to gel the heating system in
your house in good working order every winter?
Does \'ll.\' not let our men thoroughly overhaul the fun
ESTIMATEB CHEERFULLY FURNISHED
17 Wall Street Phone 742 Norwaik. Conn.
LOO at the 4-door, 80
h. p. Touring Car
nnce now. and restore the worn out parts and clean
it thoroughly, so that you‘ll have no trouble when
you are ready to start it.
Equipped with silk mohair top. wind shield. gall and oil lamps. Bosch
magneto and coil; orerythinx first-clans,
the
it
The Jones 81 Hotchkiss Co.
Guaranteed for one year by
manufacture". for .1526. For full particular: call or address
r. E. LOCKWOOD a (:0.
or Wall strut—4PM”) Garage. Wnlor street. Nov-walk. Conn.
The Hatch 81 Bailey Company
IOUTH NDRWALK. CONN.
Telephona 46, with amen Station in All Department:
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
ROOFING
iincoinAsphoil. Wiimnted Barrett‘o Auiatito
. 4‘ Burrous'iarred Felt-ml, 2. 3piy
if your Carnage, Wagon or Auto
Needs Repairing or Painting
Luther M. Wright’ S?
i; mowing f g. .
Norwalk Chronicler