3 . 3r. .d W e Ireleeaa 1 gill 11110411 llama. 2n. ...... 4 ‘1 2 2 1 ,j. 5,1 2'1 1 1, Ariell. lib. 4 o o c 3 ‘ 6'0 ‘2 l d 3 hhgllltelhliu ...... 4 0,1,3 ,0, M ..,5,1 1, e a onetime. ... t b o r it 46" a4> , $1.11 0 art! :toerraey‘ 0 1 pd. 0 1 . N‘nll‘r‘h 1‘; ' I“ . r edeiltleer ‘0 1 1’; o 0 Canal “...“... ll 0,111.1 c lump. W 4 so 0 at o 0%.”.9... ...,:4 0 3 0 3 OWOOCI ten-u, en :‘VI 1““0 0 , tb‘e.mauth rim three bite. manure. ct. We 3 3 ° 1 v3 1. ***** two or them doublee, and tied the hermit ‘4 o o, a o 0 mi. ... .....37 2 7 33 15,1 ‘ and---“ loath lode. L . «a to "A" ‘ Connere, of the weatporte. lied hia' rom- L.....3d 5 1! 26‘10 8 y, . AB R H PO A it ...”....... , battingtoee do Saturday. 8a m “ '0‘!“ out. mm“ out of lip. or Fitzpatrick”. 5 0 2 2 0 0 laae upuae e-aoeeeee.”uaeeaearadirh .1m‘o “m w “v. “m. .nd M Mr h“... bw “mull. 2b. ......... 5 0 0 3 ’2 0 TAiQil WW... ..... .. .4» to 00.47 _ ,Lgubgchu “a cum both made three score by inninga:81auaon.‘lb. ....... 5 1 1 9 o o , rib ' ......... atoo’toauo mu apiece. 02.1mm“ cloutinthe Oriolee .. .. ...z to too 3 2 1 17 Murphy. ea. ........ 5 o 2 o o o : ' L‘WH sanctum) lWflhvai-amuzafitirmgu xflsotc ......100100010 5 Smack ...... ...: g i: g 3 3 ‘ , not a heat leider ig would re urnmary: , . ....... ‘ ' mm” ”a R." "'M m"? """ ' """" "' "WW" made change run. Earned rune—Oriole”, K. etc 13 Bella, ct. .. ........ 5 o 1 a o 0 13mm FOLIO . ....-.......... .................. ..10o to 31.00 ‘Next sum“, the Darlene will pl” 11.19.11”. hitguseynyyur, "only, .Wileun, li. .. ........ 4 0 0 3 0 0 llflllliori RODS ......... .................... ........10o to m use atrong nengela. oi Bridaepdrt. Guernieri. I Helen. l} ----- 4 0 0 0 4 0 Three boya play a very good name Threehaae WNW. , "' "" "‘ " ‘. ‘" end alweye bring the belt team that him on built-08 Gautier! 3. on Will! ...........48 1 9 31 12 0 in in Bridgeport. Duran 3 8mm: 1c erman on The score: Struck outhy Guarnie'ri s. by on. Two-Whitman 2. Murphy. Darlene. gen 4 Thret-baee bite—Kreako, Slauson. Balk-(lowed. Double play—Baillie to Ryan. f“ Washington St. SmNorwalk . “3 R H P0 A'Eel Left on baua—Oriolea 9. K. oi C. 7 bolt on beaee-8pringwooda 2. ’ 0'1“" of. ””m" 5 0 0 2 ‘1 0 Double pleywl-lowloy to Johneon; South End: 10 ‘ G: Smith, 1" 1' 1 1 2 0 0 Keely to Hunter. Firet blue on bells—Oil Beliua 1.011 F. Smith, as. ...... . e 2 2 c 5 1 Wm, warm"... - ,.Hmn 1 .. WWI- °~ ------ f" 1 ° 5 4 0 Pencil; ball—O'Brien. Struck out-38y Bollua 4. by Hogan Scenlonyp. d 0 0 0 3 1 Elm on errore—Oriolea l, K. at C. i. 8. 1‘" ‘3“ ----------- 3 ° ° 1 2 1 Hit by pitchernilowley 2. Dunn. Umpircw'ralmadse. Willmoit, I". ......o ‘ 0 2 0 0 1 Stolen blul-Johnltln. Huly, HOW' m _ Cantrell. 1b. ....... d 0 0 12 0 1 I”. Bergren. Dunn, Caliill, Gauntlet-L, CONNECTICUT LEAGUE. Shaughnoasy. 2b. .. i 1 1 l 1 0 Umpire—George Bunion. ‘ —--—- ‘ ~ """""" Time-One hour, ilii minutes. Teen: liandlnn. Totals ....... ....14 6 c 30 15 a mm”. c mm“ Won not, the. ‘ .' Bridgeport ...... ..61 .40, @1004 Wanner-ta. . Attendance—600. , l ' it u no A n. garland? ...... :2 lg '62: AB ‘ at or ........ ... . .5 Mull, 3b.. .......... 5 0.1 1 0 1 Tmlnd'u‘ei.“riahi.Lezgue‘;entlene‘t:“um New Heven'..'..... 49 51 .490 Connere. ci'. ........ 5 1 4 1 1 1 League “in. tree 3mm out today at New Britain ....... 46 66 .455 Barron. p. ......... 5 l 1 0 1 0 lollowa: - Waterbury ......... 40 62 .392 ‘ W. DOWIXI. 1b. ..... '5 0 0 6 0 0 I w. L- EC. —-— mm??? c' ------- 1 (1) g ‘2 i (1‘ Lockwood ma. Co. . c .1 .666 “mm” 11mm. “cabana; ...”..H. ‘ .1 1 2 2 l mvbi’ldll Box 00.. 5 Ll .625 Springfield 7. NG' Haven 6. ' ' Norweilt [Mk Co. .. 5 3 .625 H rum 4 w". ll 1‘ Clslli‘. fl. ......... ‘ l 3 0 0 wlNorw“k 30! CO I 4 55: l' ‘ . r My M. Downe. ir. ...... a o o 1 e 0‘ ‘ ., 'L, 3 “WWW" 13’ 1“" 3mm ‘- Hurley ll.‘ ...... 2 1 1 o o o Cluettd: Paw" " ‘ 5 "8° . ' ‘ “ .- ;_ .. ___. .... _ Hermit Iron Work: I "I .222 NATIONAL LIAOUI. Saturday the Trowbridge Box Ccm- -—--— , _ ,-.--.... , ,, .. :33}; g'lhhfi‘la. ° 1‘ 3° 9 ‘ pany defeatedo‘the Norwallt Box Com- Team “:1?"th rc ’" .» ‘ “ ' “ . ' may in one the cioeeet genera or. II - - .‘VFLOWE‘N LMT ...! Friend of .......... 5 1 2 3 0 a Weatporta . ..0 1 0 1 1 0 2 0 0 1—8 m. mun, m. .em be.“ 3 to 2; iChicago ........... 64 as .621 ’ Keene.” ......... 5 1 1 0 1 0 Darlene ...... 1000040000-5 New York .......... 65 i2 .507 TO "I! InflwlLKS Smith. lb. ......... 5 1 1 It 0 o The «mom: "MM" Pitteburg .......... so 43 .605 Go n ir m nuivoy.c 4 2 3 2 e 0' mm, M»; 3...... mum" AER HPOAI‘ Philadelphia ....I..so 48 .556 l n “‘M ,°"' f" "”1 htetlrath. ae. ....... 5 1 2 a s 2 ".19... mm”, Bum ' ' Aquino ------------ 2 0 0 8 0 0 e1 Louis .......... so 49 ' .1546 Cf catches “d fut. bu WEN“ 0‘“. VOlk, l'f. ........... 4 3 1 1 1 ‘ sum-tn“ fly-‘L.’ :‘eleulr ‘ ........... g (1’ g i 3 ?.Cincmn‘“ ....... “47 60 "39 aide of the em and mm mum T , " " “ ' " " Nob-he alto—nun. Conn-n. mu 8:” °; ------- 3 o o s o 1 Brooklyn ----------- 41 66 .383 the Norweika had everything their otaa """""" Bil ‘3 l7 '7 2° 5 acher, Horhheimer. Shaugneeey. J ymou --------- 3 l l 1‘ lloeton ............. 27 82 .248 own. way, urinal: proving on” so. Meyiiowere. “"wa “9.43“,“ vi'l)l;:on ...... . 3 0 (1) 1 f 0: “”310”,,“ who hit mm “my aev Anya. H p0 A p; Struck out—By, Barron til, by Scotti?" i ‘°“ """" 2 l o 0 ‘ 0i Yeeterday'a Mummy “Mn “‘9' (our of which "to ‘wo. Johnflon, 2b. ....... ‘ 1 0 5 2 13km 8‘ lTflbro. ............. a o 2 0 o oi N ma e been" “a on“ a,“ no,” N. b, Neeh. rr. .......... 4 1 1 s 1 0' Dance on bella— on Barron 1 mam” """"""" a”. o , 0 03 -° "m " "e ”hymen!” ‘l‘riend The iir’einen did aome clever Bloochiat, “l- 3 1 1 3 1 0 1““ on 5“an 2- Weat- no ...... ....” -.- M .1, ,. _l AMIIchd LIAOUI. Itioh wort elao, being credited with “”0"”, Cf ------- 4 0 ° 4 0 1 ports “ Totaia , 25 3 3 20 8 3‘ ......~ ' men bite, two or which were for Rum“- “3 -------- 4 1 2 0 1 2 WP“°“”’“““‘°”- ' U "..."; Ion. l Team liandlnl. 4..., bu“, Beymour, ab. ....... 4 o o 1 1 1 Hit by Dim-Scamon. °""“ i w... 3.... no. The Boot Norwailt boys invaded the B‘Wn» "- --------- i 1 1 1 0 0 ““9"?“ h°“"- ‘3 R " P0 ‘ E Philadelphia ....... 73 39 .652 winct. of Amuwmnt “It! can“. DU‘ID, C. .......... 3 0 I I 3 2 Umpire—Thom“ “ytlch. ,Skidnom .......... ‘ 0 o 8 1 0 “no“ ............ 69 ‘5 .605 my "a hacked '4“, I. M‘ (0110'. Lonchak, p. ........ 3 0 I 0 5 1 Scorer-«F. C. Rledeii. .Dilllh .............. d 0 0 2 0 O‘Boaton ............. 59 5;, .518 leg. who, led by Stewart 0. Merehail. ~~~~~~ Attendance—400. . “5"” ------------ l 1 3 ‘ o 0 New York ...... *...58 56 .608 Mm my... mm. m... cm. Totals ........... 33 5 7 24 13 s c | e- a m o. “with ------------- 3 0 1 0 3 0 Cleveland ..........57 57 3500 in the Norwalha at every turn and The ""9 by inninge: r olonlae. ' Ned VON. Hurlbutt """"" 3 0 1 0 0 1 (3th ------------ 53 ‘7 .496 greeting every 800d play of their law. Norwnlka ,o 1 2 4 0 o o 45 p.13 The Broad ltitere were abut one in Well ............... 3 ii 1 l 0 il Wuhlngton ........ 48 66 .421 V eritee with “my...“ and ahouta. Mayflower-a ....3 o o 2 o o o o o.— 5 entry rubion. leturday ailerncon. by Club ............. 8 l l 1 0 0,34 Mule __________ 33 79 295 1‘.“ T" “m hl‘n' mud m, 'Oi tn Tb. lunmy: Rh. Cohllhll. 'M ICON “in I'll!“- 0|“. ............. ‘ 9 0 2 0 1‘ .. Inyilowere, who ecored three rune Stolen haeee—Voik. Lauder. Riley, The Broad River boye made ae inany Bout ............. it 0 1 3 0 1; Yeetarday'e Reeulte. and hot the 30m. can do“ to a Schumann, hulah. Smith 2. nuivoy a, bite ea the Coloniala, but they were ~~~~~~ l ...... link. Johnecn I0! drat on Ru”... neat-gm, Brown. not ea timely aa thoee oi their oppo Totaia ........... 39 2 7 2i 3 it New York ii. Detroit 8. error: Naeh ... “4,1, to the tint Sacrifice bite—Schumann. ,nente. The Coloniaie played an error The ‘anmmary: ‘I Chicago 11. Weahiaaton 0. ‘8 on ma] error. advancing Twmbaee bite—Juicy, Friend, Rug. leaa fielding cane. while the Broad Stolen“ hence—Ferric. J. Dagonh Philadelphia 6. 8t. Louie l Jehneon to third. Naah atoie aeoond eell. Brown. Icaratb. Voik. (Rivera were credited with tour. Con. Clark, Dug“. Waleur. Aquino. ; Cleveland 9. Bolton 5. and on Bloomcuiet‘a clean Ilollo. both Home rung—.mnd, ,nera and Wetter were the battery for ' Two-beae hiie—dcbneen, Smith, 2 d the iornter came home. while the Double playe-mhioili'eth to under; lCoionteia, while hieraheil. Bedell and Well. Beret L IA.T“" LIAOUIL , W took mud on lauder'e errw. McGrath to Lauder to Smith; Volt tolJemea acted iihewiee tor the Broad elm Dltchad~Ferria 7. Dunn 5. .i ' 1,” 'me _ ‘ eealated by Keene and Mulvoy. Le» “m”; ““0"“ to Smith. “m“ - ‘ Weir " Won uat PC ‘- ». m” at“ out to “a“. Ruaeeii Struck out—By Schumann 3. by M Struck out—By Ferric 7, by Dom, ' V ataxiod and Ecuador tiled out to hic- ”0th t ON" 17: “‘ °' 0. 5' J. b! m" ‘ 8mm” """"" 78 ‘0 'm V ’ Grain. who coolpleted e Pretty double 3”" 0n belle—«Oil Schumann 1. Oil Tl“ Oriolee debated the Kniehia M 3““ °“ ”HM. Mia 1' °' D” :33" """""" :10 :2 a: by leldlna the hall to Smith at cm. MW“ i “mm“ ”mm“ ““"m' °° "" I“ 1- in...“ """""" 5. 5, hm catching Run,“ belt on heaeawNorwallte 7. Haydon Keene grounde by a more cl 1'! to H Hit by pitcher—Dunn. J. Dagon‘. gloatnal """""" ‘2 a .452 The Norwallta eterted to ecore in era 3' Th" ““4 Guarnleri for ““N‘“ 1 l3..." m£;"":"“" db .480 the aecond. Run. did the need v wua p]tch-hncb.k_ hita. while Dugen wee hit ior eleven. Millim- IMO-l lamb ‘0“- ’ """" ' i. We 4 The SD” woode deieetod the 50““. NOVII‘I . . . . ........ d7 70 .403 '0‘ and “rock out. Smith took lint Umpire—G. K‘ofi- The Oriolee '0' a. ”m ”mic. Bl meme. ‘4. 74 303 on Seymour’a error and atole aeoond. Time—4511a h°“'- 3” minutae. ally in the tint two inninge. They aim" 0‘ Stamford, yeateMIy aller- '''''' . ‘“'0’ “a!“ “leI‘ In” [0 W IWM l'O rune ll the “at on ‘" noon! Ill Ill QIOV..‘ inning “1"! by yme. Rum ‘ WOMM 0: Darlene. l. bite. a haee on belle aid a lean hit. all” wore of 2 to I The game "I : ' third. luiyoy immediately alerted to ebeel, on eignei. the hall haying been Ielded iron right to Dugan at home. filo threw it to Johneon at aecond ”h and forth between John-on and ”nuclei went the ephene. with Ital» ea, playing hie game dnely. while lIlth ataalthiiy crept from third to hone. :ohnaon, homer. had hie eyee epic and at the peyoelcgioal moment. fined the ball to Seymour at third, who touched smith out. apoiiing the queen. lulvoy atole eeoond and third. Mdlrath‘e timely aingle Milt in Iuiyoy tor the cm ran. Inch etoie eeoocd. but died there m Volt died out to Johneoa. score 1 to I. ' The Noe-wait: tied the more in the mood. tallied ioni- time in the fourth and croee eia more men in the eighth. The acme of the genre in an iol~ Harwell-ta. ......... ....... it toot ten inninga tor the Weat- port team to Melt the Darlene laet Saturday. They defeated the bone- ‘ alert by a name at 6 to b. The game no won alter one man waa gone. Connera hunted neatly. thia being hie fourth hit oi the day. went to eeccnd when Scanlon threw to Cantrell to catch Connore nappies; Barron hit to her. who caught Barrett at am. and Cannon by iaet running went near home plate. and waa aaia at home when Cantrell, who threw very bad to Helpin to catch Connor-a. Cen~ trail had iota oi time to eat Connore at the home plate. The gene wee very exciting all the way through and the teeturee oi the cattle were the double eteai by liaipin load loanicn. Helpin adoring. the laid in] ct Show." and Oehea. The Darlene alerted to acme in thee iirat inning alter the that two can much out. tired ataitb rent a fly ' locum. who mulled it, etole Illi- ondnd acored cc lintitheialer‘e lum- ‘ble oi Helpin'e hit. The Weetporta tied the more in the ”and inning on two hita end a poor throw at Willmott’a. They looted one ' ie the fourth. and another in the iii'th, ' taking the lead. The Darlene not to ”Sari-onintheeinlhaedaeohedm Italian-lead- lheaeeeeey withdoethle in the eecond they adored tour race ondvehiia.a$heeoabaiieandae error. The Knight: did not eoore until the third inning. when they got to Dunn tor a couple oi doubiee. one by Ber moor end one by Heely. in the hut Inning Heeiy etoie eac- ond baee by a perieot elide. which would put Ty Cobb in the M In the eeooad inning O’Brien waa hit by aiouitipaadhadtoretireiortbeia- ning. Ioltiernaa dniahed the lotion tor bill. in the lourth taping Berg- reil node a wonder-M catch 0! Bomb rout ell lrat beae. neeleyvolayed lett held very good. Be made two oatehaa which meant rune. ' Next Inniiay the Knigbta will play the atroog All liamlorda. llama every atrong teen in the laid. and aim elated that the teeth will deieet Coleman announced that he will put: played on the Heater groom. and it wee exciting hora the int h the lee: inning. The South Ind! eeeeed their Int end only run in the aiath inning. when Blauacn lamented act a three beggeraedeooredonehithy lur- auy. Inflmood tree the econ when baloney bit into rieht held. during lance. llea pinched for the lpringweoda aid than her the loath Dada. Both pithlera wot-bed hardndtheanpportllyentoeeoh wae excellent. there being only one springwooda scored their winning run in the eleventh taalng when mac ahaabee out a threw-u» and acor- edaaabltbynardoa. TheIoath linda bed three men on bacon in their hair and a catch by Arraii and another by landere cut all their chance or adoring. Bella and Wilton made acme pretty caichea tor the South Indethat looked like acre hita. while much! pulled off a catch that tooled like a cure W. Ariel! played an error- tiie Btecticrde. Theeocre: Orleiea. AEBHPOAll Johaeon.yb........d it it a t 0 ltiiey, ab. ........4 4 it 2 8 Howley. it. .......4 l d I i 0 Benjamin. cl. s I i 1 9 l‘ Bargrec.1b........41 2 d o t Mu- Ideoellleb. 1 lital‘ o uflfihflflfl. 0. start. 0 1 3’1 1 Wm“ adtiaaaaa ." fi ’ 9 0 Ileaa game at third. having had at: pat. ,onte and three eaeiete. ”all can lord lade could not w a hit over when it waa mm .Mw m l! mm to with la? error throughout the genre. The '1” doerteinly at: new tool like when an“ .amedaunhiewnrttaiadvenue locheeter 8. Newark 0. Janey City I. Montreal 1. uuou Hollaca'e Lerner. Weather Prophet Foreeeee Storm tor the New Midge Opening Day. liere'e the lateet prophecy at Her» ace Jab-eon: Noticing the announcement that the opening at the bridge at Daybrooh ie to take place on the nth. of the pree- noath i ll! inclined to the calcite it ie not well timed. treat the Ild tethe lath. there will be a general dietnrhanca oi the etmoephgre. Poe- eibiy it may he fair on the m, hardly probable‘.‘ Had the time appointed been the am: a lair day could be ex- "0M- ”. . a reality RIUMON. The cemedaata or Uniel aaa clar- rile L. Adam (1100) will hold their alntli triennial main» in been: wett- eraleid at the Midanoe of Ira. A. lat-la. liawn'e (next door tattle old bunt-ed). Waco-allay. leptambert The mat oiloare are: Wildcat. Harlem metal. hire. iii. 0. were. loath Wither“: aacrete‘ry and treaaarer; in it. b. lenierd. Mid. or» B. ill. limb 0111 Emhiiullrb lhfif. The Store Cloeea at 5 O'clock Except Saturdaye ', “ii i an“ (ler ribbon. more of it." 0 _‘And that is so, in truth. greens just as pretty. 1 the toilette of the , Section. The New Auttun with a free pattern. I ‘ Dllinty Remnants/oil Wash Goods In vacation days a great many women like to while away the lazy hours 'with a bit ofinecdlewurk. One wo— man saYs she has made several priottygilts to store away for Christmas time, and among tho attractive articles was ‘ a little Kimono that was simply llewitclling. some sheer silk and cotton fabric, a light ground Willi lav- , endcr flowers it was. and lined witl‘i a soft and film'y plain lavender that accentuated the coloring. with an inexpensive lace edge and sonic loops of laven- “It ‘(lldil‘l cogt anything, hardly,” creator of it. . "l'd be ashamed to tell you how little bought it in Read 5 Half- -price Sale of Remnants. 'Hurc’ 5 Look at the original cost. "t4 F.- " “1g . Made of 'It was finished the I said Ami if there shouldn't be just that pattern of lavender, thcro are pinks, blues. and a Half-price while they last. ‘ 1 Welsh Goods Section. I Pins. of Many Kinds 1' A long slender Bar Pin is oil the greatest service in fashionable collar. jabot. fichu if” or scarf uitll equal efi'ectivcnoss Cloisonne Pins in (ltllC'llt’ colorings three inches, 50c. Gold Pine studded uith brilllilnls, 50c. ' Smaller lizee in infinite \ aricty. singly or in pairs. 25:. woman, for she uses it for , jewelry Section. 9 The September Designer is on sale at the Pattern lt ‘conlains a number of good short stories. and late fashion designs that pronuso 10 be popular. 11 Style Book is out, and too. is 20¢. a on.» B. ill. Eleni}; anmpang.“ have ever had. ' buaineee. Neckwear A ahowing that la worth your luiiest conaidoration, for it hee been choaen with [great care. and we be- lieve it ie the moat. attractive Nechweer Stock we irieit Lace Stock Gotten. iriah Lace and Swiee Dutch Colin. New lide Planted Jabote. handeome, deep Inner Celiare. a hlg variety of Mindy Tiea. Launderbd Coil-re. embroidered or plain. aeeertment oi Ruchinae and Folda. etc. Watching for what is new and good in part oi our 1 large The Ill. wnigngyan Co. ' Morioao'ore‘ a "can? one. flirt Nearly Hang Up a Fare. and Man Lcet' Fine Panama Hat. Two tillage oi intereet occurred yea- terday on a fitnntiord line car. tearing Norweik tor Stanton at 4:10 p. 111. While on the way down Weat avenue. two young ledlee boarded the car. and not getting a neat. aloud tip in trout or a neat lull of people. Later. upon looking up. one of the girla aaw a etrap. and thinking it waa a map tobeeecnto.toeitholdoi it. A about from the conductor called her er tectioo to the tact that it tree the (are rope to which the had tiehbaned her creep, and aha releaeed it beiore ahe had rung up any iaree. guet of wind ewept through the car. Several beta blew from their plaeaa on iced'a header: One doe Panetna went entirely ed the car in treat oi Henry etreet. South Hawaii. in South Main etreet. and tile pencil. part of ti it that the loan of the ehynpieoe did not aeem to be aware that he had ioat anything. At any rate d! the car turn- ed into Woodward avenue. the hit “tun held mm in the center or the alreat and no one tell the car to renor- ar it. The owner meant diamond. Tot-titer along on the trip. a audden ch QIA'I’TIE'O TRML IIGINO. Indicted on a coil” oi wm Murder in Virglnia, July 8th. icunsrmnhw COURTHOUSE v... Aug :1 ”Bare-beaded. chewing win and emiling. Henry' Clay Boattic. Jrl ewept up to the Cheaterneld Cotirt- hohae'a priaoner in an‘automobtie at io‘o'clock thie morning, to enawer the chum that he killed hia wife in n motor car on a turnpike near Blair mind a month ago He had been hnbught ircm the Richmond Juli. I'll!“ Walter A. Wataon arrived abort- iy before the prieoner. Beettic’e aged lather reached Ghee. teltileid half an hour earlier. in court fat boy and eon act aide by aide annex— Enged whicpere. ‘ he olerlt formally called the one to the commonwealth at 10:20 a. 111., will the proreeution aaited that the prlaoner be arraigned. e 11m Carter. ion the deienae. then ae‘hod lot 'inrther delay on the around that the defence wee not ready to go to trial. the plea waa that the cane gr over two weelta. until September iii The court denied the nrgumenta tor pt ponement, and inatructed that the ti iproceed.
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