fieoiei literature or automobil-
is relationship to disease, is
rare and V'ilulierie‘ct, and it n
otionii od cam in order to canto
the tavmahle or unfavorable 815-" l
to it relatively new methods of he”
‘otiou on diseases, There is noth-
pecific about the motion of auto;
r“.ilos£rl18uaulsn at
‘. annulus
(Continued Vt‘rom First Pete.)
his on balls, tum errors and Another
ho was substituted for the look slab
Artist, crossed five men. Darien held
the home team to some. but. in the
2th Schumann laced out o liner which
struck the twirler on his pitching hand,
inflicting a painful wound and hitting.
Umpire Dowd, thereby retiring the
- battel.
A inh- sized crowd was present,
iwhich Whfianooursging. and had it not
been. for the injury to Darlen. they
imifiht the seen a good contest. al-
gflmush there is no donbtus to what
file result would hMe been. no the
‘ Norwalks clear 1y outclassed the chem-
".Wna.
Kelly was a star nbettor to fielding
infuses and altogether the N01 unlit
hays hit him fol mm clean ones.
., or which was a double and the
other at scratch th1‘ée-bagger I
'V The Norwnlks scoled one in the
Mouth and seventh and closed their
1‘ were or the batting in the eighth by
2' lowing three times. The visitors scorn.
god in the mm and seventh, Schu-
mann‘s injury to his leg. sustained in
the sixth inning. causing him to allow
two singles. which netted two runs
.Volk went in the box in the eighth in-
ning. .'
V In the first Riley hit to second and
”Wed h‘y
V ion 4 2-3.. Schumann i. Volk 2.
noble on Dari/en. the star twirier. .
Vic“ ‘fiis’ViVVVto V1 ” OVV
, 'i‘ho, hilllllillli‘y:
' i3 oloh ibmwiiilsao. olesry u.
Twodlnse bitswo‘ilgion. Mull." Luubi:
sober nutrition. Hniuln. *
Home ruuwlilohurds.
Double pinywfieyx moor, unassisted
-_ Etude outfit? Station 9 b liar--
Vonses. Oppenheimer read 8. paper on run 7. V k y y
habitual] vertigo. trom whloh it append ”a“; on thn ticsnlo'n ll.
ed that this condition is less nhnurent' n on b ”am“, It oris 10 K. at
to the pntie‘nt when lining in anionic Le a e p '
C. i.
bliss or muwhy trdim‘. In disouselon Wild pitchm-Bonnlon.
laid by pitchermBsrron.
V.-Petsod bhli’wé-Hulbln. 1
Umpiree'l‘homns Smith.
, SCORE-“Fréd' C. Riedell.
Tims‘h-Two hours, 5 minutes.
Attendunoewsdo. V
bsrisns‘ continue to Win.
The Darlene kept up their winning
strodk by defeating: the Bridgeport
Brass Company. lust Saturday, in it
one sided some, by u some of 13 to
1 The Brass Company did nut score
until the eighth inning. TheyVando'
two hits one a double. and Beers
‘ crossed the hints with the only run.
The Darlene cloutedthe boil for
keeps. Hslnln as usual we there
With his but. He‘ made ‘twa doubles
out oi! three times «that. Captain
turns that railwnyV‘tmvei Will he {81- V
the some or similar eon.
sentient:
At is recent nesting or A8 Iio’vllu 80‘. '
Vail V
batting eye. lie mudez'foul' hits out oi
five times at bat. tones! these hits
was a iIotlhle.‘ .
The Dnriens made enough rune in
the first inning to win the game V
Coke‘s, the first man up, hit the first
bull hitched. to right field, stole soo-
Grath. Lauder and “Smith.
Innings pitchederelley 4 1‘3, Dur-
Struck out—~by Schumann l. by Dur—
ien 3. by Volk 3.
Bases on hallo-03 Kelly 1.
Left on buses—moments 4. St. .19-
will 8 2. and lid soured on Fred Smithy hit to
‘ con 1‘. Smith-secretions wild pitch
”5??“ runs—~Nomolk 9' VSt- J“ by Boers. Hnlpin walked to third on
the some wild pitch and then ho stole
home. ' . -
In the second inning Norman was ‘
hit on the nose by u pitched boil and
had to retire from the some, Willmott
taking his place in right
tossed bullanubsuhar 1
Tlme-0ne hour. 36 minutes
Umplr.e——M 'Dowd.
A
Wastpom Defeat Knights.
The Weslports demand the Knights. in the third innlns her hit to let:
0: Columbus oi Norwnlk, Yesterdly at field. stole second third and home. in
ternoon on the Keene grounds, by mindset-emit inning Captain i-‘red Smith
some of ”1:! to :l.'rl1e Westumts cerihlent in to pitch and Stanlon went to
taiuly did clout Scanlon in the anaconda “‘0"
ii iii. eighth and ninth innings {or NH! Saturday the Darlene will hilly
runs. In the umd inning he got out the St. Joseph's of Bridgeport. and «88-
or a had hole with three mm on and D9“ W ““99 oii'E’the “‘9‘“ they “if
m the fourth with two men on He celled hr them. with tho assistance
struck out even man on the tohm.'ol the umpire. There will he no tron.
extent Lnu‘iisciler and M. Downde. hie with the decisions of the mobile
The Knish“ had 9138“,!“ Seaman!“ this grime. as Umpire Watch is
and Haipln for the battery and also} giving hutiui’notory sol-vice, Mid the
Norman sey moor. 0! Fast Norwaik, yo patrons are well pleased with his work
play short Set mour played an “my“ Manager Bmlih will hme exile souls
lont game at short and probably will for next Satuudai‘ :3 llama. M n his
be u fixture at that position. He hadlCde is expected. The game will he
Your dlliicult chances and accepted “will doing some distance to see. as
them all without a muplay Ho unybnth teams are sham)» bull ulnyere
tin-on and plays his position like n his llml a good same In expected
ieuguer. The full score of Saturday a game is
in the second inning Barron nut hill 1“ {0'10“‘3'
face in the way of Sounlon'e uni-it in- Bridgeport 3,”. 0,;
shoots- and was struck on the mouth,
...—... - c. fir...“
Fred 8 h was also there with his , ,
missing: 13922116“; 11735011 Il‘tae‘llgf; latgsenln? some do: his teeth. but. 3"? Ration. rt, oi. ”Ala 3t fli P10 i: is
‘4 VihroVw. Schumann's single brought 2:11:11: mnutes “W he continued t ”finallonfld. ....... . g 0 i 3 (l (l “Mammy-18; l‘flhlllhl 1;, mm.
. e ' . m . . . ....... 2
.333“: gm: siififiaadi‘iffii in the some inning O'Connor robbed;M cxyxxé: 1b” . . 4 3 ‘1’ 10 3 3
_ E8861; scoring Schumann and Friend oi'a ihr-ee base hit by n won'l‘sivords ct.“ 3 0 1 z ‘ 1
Me. Dorian was then substituted denul catch 1" center. in the mm‘l’otier. [0-1 of 3 0 0 3 0 0
the hard hit Killey Friend doub- mm“ mm “m““mh 0' ”my" 183811.211, 4 o o 1 2 o
H scoring Smith McGrath flied out fly in book of second. in the fourth Worth. if. 2 ll .0 1 l .1
m Hurt and Mulvoy took em on the mm” ”mm“ m" 5“” ”u“ Meschin. rt. ....... 2 o u 0 o o ,
M'tstov’ 3 error while Friend scored. 1m” was we first room to h“ Bsr- - -« ~~ - .... -
on. muck out ’w' “d “m “we in "“3 “'"d ‘9’ Totals .........2u 1 r. 2411 3
.1.th score of the game was as (01V hint. when he hit to right field. He ‘
. scored on Sesnlon‘e hit in front oi ”mm “'99“
‘the plate. Barron was not hit again AB Ft h PO A E
"mm.“ 311nm the seventh and then it was by 091m" 0’- 5 2 1 9 0 ll
; , » ABR H PO A E Friend but 118 was forced at second. o.3m1tli.1r......... 5 2 9 1 0 0
«Mint. 3!). . ....... .. 5 1 1 a 2 o in the eighth Riiéy hit to rizht Ind R Smith. 86.. p. 11 ll 4 ii 3 0
Ladder. 21) - 4 1 2 i 2 I scored on Seaman's double iooentot‘. ““11““19- 3 1 21° 3 1
DV- - 4 1 1 0 4 0 Sconlon scored on Britain’s double to Sconlon.p.,se. 5 0 0 0 3 1
4 1 2 1 0 0 left. This flnlshedtholoorlng torthe L958 3". ...........4 1 1;? 1 0
. ... l 3 310 0 1 locals. Normsn,rt.........0 l 0 0 0 0 ;
~-» ~55 2 3 1 0 0‘ M.Downsdorthe visitors wnsthere Cantrell. 1b- ....... 4 1 1 7 1 0
. i 0 1 8 3 1leth the but, setting four hits out or Shnughnonsy.2b, 3 1 1 2 1 3
ii: i .1 1 i i i 0 nvetlmosthut. Heslsosiolosecond Willmott,ri........3 1 0 0 0 0
,,lr«.l>~...-... 0‘ 10 0threetimes. *-~--r‘~
rotterton. nl‘. 0 o 0 ‘ o 0 01 The crowd wu one or the inmost To“!!! ...........36 13 13 27 15V 4 ‘ “ A.
. “‘ '“ .... .... ‘~ - there this season. numhorlns about ““9 “9°“ by innings: ‘ . ; V ' V ‘ V
tnls ...........86 to 1s 27 iii 3 800 people. , rim. urea CO...0 o o do one 10* 1‘ ”“110.le 019w 4- T119310” W,
.. or. 48:88:11.“. ‘ l Next Sunday the room: will cross Wm ..........3 4 1 0,0 ““113 “i“ 9‘” 1:“ “if“ “A film“: 1:.
an a n “m A n m" “m m" "m“ w“ 8"“ ”9““ “1° summary: A? 331.2? ‘8? $33.. runllxln :1";
r. or. 4 o 1 u o 0 °‘ WWW“ Th"“‘“““°“““ "W 8mm bauwmmn 12' memo.“ fourth and 211 (game sixth ‘
iii. u. ...“... t 0 V0 1 2 2 Weatports the first time they “gm“ Brass 3' V ’1 a so “i til sure we: as to)
190. ll). § 0 0 ll. 1 1 that piece. but the Westpom trimmed TEE?“ ”“9““ Smith F Smith. low; '3’" ° 9‘
._ mane”... ‘ 1 a 3 V3-0 them the in: time they went there. .Hllrlnmfiem- ; * ‘ M * _
”l‘i'yky it . 3 1 .1 "1 o 0 The full score of yesterday; yam Double plural”. Smith and Cantrell linoleum .
' " , . :5 as follows; . innings nitohed-8csnlon 8. 3V hits; , AB R H 90 1‘
'wmsv 4‘ 1 1 3 3' 9 l' w i: .Smlthli 2m“, .;_.' DIV. his ........... 4 1 1‘1 0
r 2h.210 1'1 4 0' “PW“ , ’ . 1 . _:
' '1 ‘ . , V. - ‘3 RV H Ian A m ”S‘l‘nck Othf‘By gunk”: V8.11)? Smith RHUSI", “' "““““' 3 0 s 0 o
“......u 0 '0 3 0 0 ‘ »- ' ‘ ‘
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Mun-WNW“Mull’ab"""“”“6 1'11 20 L ‘ B‘flk' 2b ‘ 1 0‘ 2
u 80 s 8 28’19 4 1'3“¥Vi'“h9"°' ......e 9 .2 77° 9 3.33330” mflwmm a Mama“:wobu,'rt.:ll;“:::::.8;l it “a
...V“ “““mem ”if“ ”‘1‘ 3.1.x? 73235:: f 3 a 9;”; Wild nitohe‘sw‘iieors 11.3mm 1.. William 8' 12,112 7*
m by “mum.“ V V Rfohoi'ds. . ...”... 4' 2 13 0‘51 H“. by )llEChWNOl‘mVflhtV 811“???» Wright, D. v-aH-‘ilriVi “38:! .3.
....5 o 0 our: :1 a ire-1o WNW“ g 9 g: you... ...........ro s 7 w 7
mv—licdrsth.
mile!
“1V sate
Diamonds ‘ at
A
J ewelrv
‘ Cut Glass, Sterling Silver?
1847 Rogers Iros
.I
and Other high-grade SilverWare
and a large variety of’goode usually round in u Jewelry store. With
39 years' active experience in Jewelry business. sud having oondncted
the fluent business successfully for 3:! years and disoouuied all bills
for the lost two Velll‘fi can odor goods at as low prices as some
' ..goodsronn be sold [or
w
.. l have goods that are not native that will be sold at a shbstuntlsl
widows: {ram cost. as all bulky goods must be sold
1'0 M‘V EWING! MD PATIONO:
.... Honing mm 33 young in this line or business and owing to ill
health have decided to quit. sod invite you to attend the soles ahd
1m:
feted you
A
Idsontugo oi this apportdnltv in the bargains that will be. of»
Having always sold a dependable line or goods. and enjoyed )our ,
confidence. nothing wt ill be elicited a: this sale but my own stock sud
even thing will be guaranteed by me. ‘
Store VOpen Eveningsstlli 9 o 'clook
AW
dowel”.-.
THURSDAY Ls
BARGAIN DAY
AUS-:‘
40 W181! St... Nonvalk
For this week‘s Special we have tattoo
Ladies’ White Undersltirts
We imlte tour inspection or our large vnriely or Ladies White
From 50c to $3. 50
Embroidery and Lace Trimmed Sample
Skirts at Reduced Prices
We have a oonsidersble number of ammo Skirts on which no
here put Bargain Prison The» prices are for the' balance or the
A. Dickerman & sun
84 Worthington St SuNorwailt
Telephone «6
«salient Allusions.
horns. of. t .V .
We. Give VS. 8: ii. Trading Stumps
aiereéoes-scm
813““), p||ii'iiosvs‘ 1 2’1 ‘ 0
VGVilruth.lf...........3'0 o 8 o o
Willims,n.u.....4 (l 0 3 8 1
Bennett.rr.........4 i) 0 i 0 0
0i:lhsl.8b..........li ll 1 1 1 0
Totals ...........33 4 all 10 ii
*liurho called out for not touching
«sound hm. . ,
The score by indium ‘
Hsyliomrs .....il 6 o 0 00 darn—ll
Advocate ..'-.....0003010llli~i
V'l‘ho summery: ;
melon buseswiiuss‘oil. Bloomqnist.
some Bolisnhsoh. -
Two-hose hub-“DAY, nusstli, Webb.
Smith. 1
gym. 981nm“. on:
Vouthy Wright 12, by
CHINA AT HALF PRICE.
Odd Pieces That Are Desirable for “Use or Decoratron.
V 1., ml and for Gifts. . . ' ,' ”
_ A gathering of odd pisses. Wedgcwood and other
\ English fine”; watt-spin which will be found
Ale and Cider Jugs of unique design.
Brown English Coaching Picture Ware -
Roxane jugs. Vases and Candlesticks ‘ “
Steins and Ale Mugs of art pottery . V
Coalport and Foley Art Wars, Small Pisces, Cream
Jugs, Sugar Bowls and Odd Pieces for drawingroom *tea.
tables.
Plates. Salad Bowls, Tobacco Jars. and Novelties.
ALL AT HALFV‘ PRICE.
A
HANDY HOUSE FURNISHINGS.
A Sleeve Set Consists of a padded end covered sleeve‘
. board. with detachable handle. and with it goes a long-
nosed slim iron, convenient for ironing gathers in thin
waists, or children’ 3 little clothes, laces and nschwear. The
whole outfit' us of a size to be packed its a trunk if re—
quired Price 39c complete.
A Milk Bottle Holder" is a clever device of heavy gal-
vanized sheet' iron. designed to be attached to the side of
the house. the porch or veranda post, and the bottle there-
. in is out of the way of marauding cat or dog. The milk- ‘
man removes the empty battle and replaces it with the full
one safely and quickly Price Ioc.
Wax Paper 18 convenient for wrapping all eatables,
and of course necessary for lunches and picnics. In long
rolls, :2 inches wide and 3 yards in length to out as re-
quired. -V i; Price 5:.
‘ . ' Basement Furnishing Store
SALE OF MEN’S WEAR MONDAY TUESDAY AND
WEDNESDAY CONTINUING
SOISVETTE SHIRTS. extra good value, were $1.50.
89c. . .
NAINSOOK ‘ UNDERSHIRTS. coat style. no
sleeves, mo, 3 for 50:. ‘
In connection are several collections of odd lines
which do not contain all sizes. broken assortments in
men‘s and boys‘ wearables.
FANCY PARASOLS which were S5 00 have been
marked to $3.60 for clearance.
Gin: E. lid. Emil Glnmnuug
PARASOL‘S
Everybody is huylngPsrusols this year, and we‘ve
sold more this season than ever before. Now we're
going io close out the balance ol‘our storit nt re-
duced prices. it you haven‘t bought your Summer
Parasol yet who in great luck to have this splen-
did chance. .
83.00 PARASOLS now ......... . .‘ z..82.5o
$2.00 PARASOLS now ...... .....tl.50....
81.50 PARASOLS now .. ......... .. ”$1.15 ' ‘
81.00 PARASOLS now rec “ ' V‘
. ”lilo PARASOLSnow ..-... ..... ........V59o 1
500 YARASOITS now . .................. 39c
CHILDREN S PARASOLS. .15, 19 and 39c
The N...E Ryan Co.
80 Washington fitted!
C V“
Emitth.‘ . , Boston 0 88 out.
Time—one hour, 33 minutes. ...... , .
Umpire—«John Mullah. Yesterday’s Results. ..
GDNVNICTICUT LIAOVUI. Np-fismes scheduled yestorduy. V VVVV
” \_ ' . “
7“,, ”My“, AMIMCAN tumult. ,
‘ Won ‘1‘“ i a" ”Team alluding.
Bridgeport .........43 26 lizii » K W Won Lost PGVV
gauge W3: :2 233139;...” Wm 2‘4 .704 ..
W "e" ‘ f ' Philadelphia ......51 2% .illlii
floriuglicld ......“35 do; .538 Chicago .w..‘....... 2 is? 632 ._
New Britain ......hs, 10 «'41 New Mk , .n 39 “m ,
Waterbury .....V....'.3ii it .423 *Boston W.” iii Um“ -
.. ......... clevernnd‘......... .12 43 ;_ .ii‘do
y."m’!&flllm3" V Washington t 1.51.333 55 .337 _V 1““
Waterbury #1.
New Havens. New Britain
lirldzep‘ofl H, Hsrtioms.‘ _
Elli'llmfldld‘ 1. _'
'M
7‘: mirrors» estrous.
m
Tum tisndlno.
y .
Phgudsib 81' .......ul
New itorlr W.“ V
omelet) ...........iil_ [ "
stitch: 41'
Pit 11hr: anVnacni‘a V
.4:
8t Louie .........i,.... as
g . mm
VVYsstordsy's Results.
Philadelphia 8. St: Louis 4.
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