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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, June 18, 1912 · page 11

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ON BOARD Till}: S. S. lt‘l.\'l.ANl’)
A'l‘ S " , liy wirolt‘su telegraph. \‘iu Sir
fistliillhll,, MilSS._ Juno lil.~-~'l‘hu trnin-
ing of tho large team of uthloton who‘
are proveoding to Sitwk‘llollll to repro-
sont tho 'Unitt-d States in tho ()lylnpl '
games in timing kept up with the luv
most vigor and as far “‘8 the circum-
scrihod space on Hllllillmll‘d will por-
mit tho daily work of the atillottis ist
similar to that which they would go}
through it’ they were on land.

'lioth morning and afternoon all tho
men 0x091)? hall 11 dozen who are non-
tm'k, burn out. on (lock tor hard pror-
tice under the dirt-Minn oi the trainor
who is oudeavoring no kvop tllmn in
thorough physical condition no that
when they reach land a few tryouts on
shore will bring them to tho top oi
their proper form. .

The swimming tanks on board are
very popular nmong tho athletes to
whom they have proved a grunt bailout
One of them stretched aheatn on the
attordock creates n surf effect when.
the ship mils. wllit‘h is grt‘lntly enjoy-
ed.

On ”Sunday n'churr-h service was
hold in tho‘dinlng saloon.

 

 

‘ troolltli‘ulralght boat. Marqunrd in do;
yuiopinn into a. wontlol‘t’ul pitohor 11nd
' if ho (run only oomhino linthownon’u
head with his own skill as a twirlor.
ho will no tho greatest in the history
of tho game. ~

 

(lot (1 Suntinol pocket tarot-oi" and ro-
ully vnjoy tho gntno. They urn handy.
llurahtu and useful and tho cost will
not brook anyone".

The lint-up oi' the South/Ends has
liven rouxidornhly slrungthonod by tho
addition of several well known players
‘ and tho onttiold is now as healthy as
that. of any local loam. Snow Knonr.
of tho Norwnlku will hereafter nppour
in left tleld, Johnnon of the Mayflow-

 

‘O oru will he found on. second hose. and
a . .\l<tiniro or the St. .lounph’n of Bridal--
9.. port, will play uhortutop. Friend of
s‘ v the Norwnlltu, Matthews or the Look-
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TH E tint cums .

The Colonials of \Norwalk defeated
the New Canaan team on the South
'Avenua field Saturday afternoon. it to r
4. The game was well played, the
teams being evenly matrhod. New Can
nnnn lqlst in the ninth inning. Davis
walked the first man hit. the next and
then followed a succession of hits
which ended after the Colonials had
scored three runs. The local tenmi
hallween ahead. Alter scoring three
runs in the seventh. those three runs (
cinrhod the game for tho Colonials.
The two teams Ihntlod equally, each
nine securing nine. hits. l'lotll pitch-
ers pitched good hull. Guinari having
u little better support. Balizhalt“s two
truce hit was a good one and helped ill
the local niiie‘s runs. Tho score fol-
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Great Britain.

NDEUQUERWUE. N M., luno18r~
Gov. lg‘a‘ollonnid who remand to the
WWW um mutter lflflt night let it.
the khonu that he would attempt to o
prim/end the WuhMuu‘tih innit 111 11
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inn taunt

punt yours,
paid to the playing oi (Tupi. North. 1an
hillpin shortstop oi' iutnrrollnnialo cir-
5108:
hand nltoher;
hauder haw pl‘nt‘iit'ully oionndlmgmh
ntions with than three players.
Nash is slated to illicit up with the
Cleveland tonnl of the ‘
gun. Conzlotnnn
Pittsburgh cluh of the National tongue

sued a declaration or war walnut ADVERT-MING GINIhALLY PAYS

quickly.

mm-.. TM...- a. .1”...

LEIBHE RESULTS

CONN ECTlCUT LEAGU E.

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Standing on (links.

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Now ilnron ...... “.24 l2 .657

Bridgeport .......... 20 if.
, , 7 lol' i" ............ it 5 it:
ruovtonxt‘n. .luo l7.~--llis: loanuo '. w‘" I. 1’ '.’ .
. bprlngi‘iuld ......... ll 20 4.19

scouts who hnvo been iollowing' tho

wot" oi“ tho Brown‘tt-ntn (1105le tin Hartford """""" 13 22 '37“
" ‘ - ‘ Wnt’orhury .......... to 22 .371

with osporiai attuniiorl

Gum" Today.
Wutethnr)’ at New Haven.
Bridgeport at Springfloltl.
Holyt he at illultford. ("1.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterday: Results.
Now York 3. l’ittsinlrlgh 4. (ii
nin‘n‘s.)

Joe Connienian. the great right
nnd Eddlo Warner, loll

 

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Antorioun ‘lmn-

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fllltl Wnrnt'r is still on tho tonne and firm“ 3 3p Louis 1' ”4ng in
COLONIALS IDotroit American League rinhs are up,“ ruin)

, i an r 11 no a o camping on his trail. liosioli 4 Cincinnati 3. ohm name).
Matthews if ....... 5 ti ti 2 o (lI 'W”'“““““‘“ lClnt'lllnti .3, Mouton ll, tsucond game.)
,Healy as .......... ‘- 0 ti 1 2 l ‘ Chlongol’hiiadelphim«rain
Johnson of ........ 4 2 l t) 0 (l ”on! TRBUBLE ~—~--

Riley 3i) 4 1 2 1 .1 o va’sranlomn ssu ”.8 Standinu “05v". L PC
lilamos ill) .......... 4 0 3 .17 0 tlI ___,M___ N . Y “I..- ‘iS' iti- . "‘9';
Cnhillc ........ 3 l 1 3 o a; New England League th ° ---------- I); II It-I~
Meeker 2n ........ 4 l 1 1 r. o it “it!“ ---------- -. -1 mini
“"7““ ”mum” ‘ mm “mm“ (inclnliuti .......... tit) 24 .556
Dngon rt " """" 3 1 1 1 1 0 l. you ll Haverhlll 0. MW onli game.) . . . . ,.
(. lilongo ............. 2h 21..)l13
Guillal'i 'p n 4 ........ 3 0 0 l 5 OI I RWVL’HCU 1: \VOITQHLPT 0‘ u ’1 1 l) 0
. “ M ‘“ ‘ ‘” “i Lowell 4. Fall River 2. ‘ 133‘???“ ”""'32 , g: fig
Totals IIIII 3) fl 9 0 18 1 Brockton 3’ .l'ow. Bedt’ol'tl 2‘ ‘Elr‘oo‘lllg‘n ll’ 30 .383
NEW CANAAN American Association . ECHO“ . . . , . . . . ...... If} 3? 314
011 l‘ 11 D0 3 9 At Columhun--«Columbus ii. Kansas Game. Today
I Bunzhnf 2i) ........ 4 ti 1 2 0 1 (‘lty ti, 5 Pittsburgh at New YOl‘k‘.
E. Kelley Cf -------- 5 0 1 2 0 0 At Toledo~Toiodo 8, Minneapolis ll. Cltlcago at. Philadelphia.
Schmidt if -------- 5 0 0 1 l 0 At lntiinnnpolis #- lndinnapolloSt. Sp Louis at Dranklyn
Rutledge l‘b ...... 3 0 0 9 1 0 Paul-um) game; min i chlc‘npa” at “055mm
have” c ---------- 3 1 2 5 -2 0 At Louhnlilo~~~inuiuville Milwaukee
Miller 31) ---------- 4 1 2 5 4 l ~no game; ruin. ‘ . , . AMERICAN LEAGUE.
sitevena us. ....... 4 1_ 1 3 0 1 _._... _
Hersum rt ........ 3 0 0‘0 0 0 international League. ' . Yeltorday’s Results.
Davis p ...... ‘. 4 ,1 ,2 0 n. 0‘ At. Baltimore. (first unmet-«Rochea- Boston ti. Chicago 1. .
‘ ~7- ~~~~~~ ter ll, Bultinfore 1. Second game—- Other clubs not soileduled'l .

Totals ..... 1.... (ill 4 9 24 ill 3 Rochester 2, Baltimore 5: i — .Stanciing of Clubs.

Score by inninga: , i At Jersey Cll.y--'i‘oronio 0. Jersey W. L. P.C. .
"Colonials .. .,O 0 0 1 0 2 O 0 3—1- 6 City 1, (rolled and of sixth; ruin) Boston .............. 85 '19 .li‘lii, I
New Canaan .. 0 0‘0 0 o o «4 o 0- 4 At \Nownrk-r—Bni‘inlo 1. Newark 1, Washington . ..... 33 21 .611

The Summary: rolled out] of sixth; darkness.) Chit-ago ............. 33 I23 .589

Earned-runn~New Cannon 1. 1 At ProvidenoewMontroul 7, Prorl- Philadelphia ........ 28 21 .571

3W0 tlihse hit—~Hnnzhni and‘llugon. deuce 2. ,Dett‘pii: . - . . t . 3 .216 30 .464”

acrlfloe fly~tluniarL I ; -—~«-— . Cleve! ' .z.......l.2il 28 .451

Stolen baneswliiiey. llnmos, Bnnz- ‘ “MM" Lulu“ ' k ....... 17 81 .354

Mg 2 Muller 2’ Slavenfi ”I t At Memphistemphis l, Chatta- St, Louis ,,,,,,,,,,, 15 37 .233
[lane’s on «bails—oil (lulnnrl 4. oil ,“003” 0 «~5-
Davis 3_ At Montgomerwaew 0mm 5 , 33m“ 7“”

Strut-k out-why Guinnri 3. by Davis" UlltKCmel‘y 2 .1' Phlla Thhlll It Withins’loh
5‘ At Nashville (ilrtit snmel~anhvlllo 01 “land in 99mm I I

‘Ulmpiro—émdward Crang. 2 Atlanta 9. Secbnd Isnmewhialrhviile 3t Donia at Chiolxo. .

Scorer—A. tH. Raymond. 3‘ Atlanta E ‘ ‘ WW »‘
, q; ‘ __ At Mobtlow‘hlohilo 0 Birmingham I3. wear an Right. wit is in“: on easy to
-t‘ ‘I . Wm awkdhcadotnhydiyaun
" fl" PREVENT FLVNN“ 1001'” ANNWERBARV- week human. 11 you amt rights—Al ,
- Jim one hundred years ago today bani" Journal.
10""8‘I 'IBHT on 41'“ June 18,1812, President Madison is- -MMWLL.

At any rate there is some autism!-
..._..,..‘._._ , _ than in having been a. presidential 6:113
New i0 REAL IETATE TIMI. (tidal/o.
Advertise your mount property mhnainea.-Wnterhuny Republioan.
arty and not: it ranted Sentinel clap _ . “We.
tiled this. do his work charity null Money wall laymen-1n “will”
. rant in ’l‘llo Sentinel.

 

 

 

 

 
 

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poi the grand, ultimate. of tho reunion

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First of Annual Series of Base-
ball Games Will he Played
at Yale Field Today

i —~————-2-#——

NEW HAVEN. June lS.-Ynie plays
Harvard in lint first name of its annu-
oi llawnan Series. at vnle' Fluid, this
ai‘ternoon. utnid tho picturesque and
oven gorgeouunens which in the port.

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clashes. Every inllit-ntlon was that it

n by one of the smallest.“

uotlld ho 3
halo oomenlmont gnthorinu, on over
12.000 tickets had boon lotion. and

‘ lotion. ‘There is n divinity thn uhnpal

. through with it. "

 

“out Furs Wear Long With Care.

Moat tum are durable. airports any,
and will lust for a long time it guard-
ad from moths, high temperatures and
spring a shine. A less durable fur is
broadtui us it. is taken from young
Chinchilla and ermine are
.llcnto both in color and tex-

 
 
 
 

Piacos that make a specialty of stor-
ing furs keep them at a uniform win-
ter- temperature.

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Mnrrlago a Failure?
The statisticians inform us that
there is an increasing tendency to-
ward divoroe, but the very worst di-

. vvorce tablets show that 12 couples: out .

of every ltliiugot divorced within 20
years of the marriage day. But only
look at thin ntutoment from another
angle. There are 88 couples who do
not get divorct-d And IO, in marriage
a failure? llnrdly!

 

Heredity.

Home vary pretty things areholng
said. for no special reason Whatever,
about genealogy and heredity Natur‘
ally this is associated with tho nume-
and hid of what is called the nobili-
ty." Yet no commentator has quoted
the conplet of Pope, which reads raw-
ly that “His ancient but ignohle blood
hue crept through acoundreis ever
ainco the flood."

 

A Paraphrum
"What is the moaning of thin quo-

our ends, rough how them a: we
may'?" "Well," mulled Senator Sor-
ghum. "the propouttlon it something
like this: It's easy enough to pass a
law. but. you dont know Math: 50-
ing to be till the Supreme" court gets

 

Many Fioh Wore Blind.

More than 17,000 yellowish wore
caught by Japanese fishermen at (no
longmhu-f rocouily This in the 1919's-
eat (Itch for one day’ l aching our re-
cordod in the boy district. Among the
tinny specimens were neural deep sea

lace, were found to ho tomly iblind--
Lon Angolan Tribune all

 

Opportunities Aimyl Preheat.

EVENTS

 
 
 

 

me Dacron
masonry-o

‘ nourishing and strengthdnlufl‘r
maltod beveragev-tonic in 4:11 -
hatter wordwfor a patient. in,
this vicinity just see how many
times out of ten ho’ll tell you to]
not liupports beer. Wawhml
as to results and with a good
nnmoty he knows that, this
hrnlnl will hook up his sound
advice.

Magnet ‘ 8: Flynn,

Th; Place With 1 Reputation.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

w: wu.1. cLos: our THE BALANCE or 0th

Metzger Wind Shield
RH)

FORMER PRICE $25.

 

F. E. Lockwood 81 Company

 

 

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"it. is not a single opportunity which
cane: to it man it is a trgin. it in I

or and more insignificant an the your:
flow on. but ever and niwnytl oppon-
itinttlest too numerous. too great and
too la'rge for on to utilize fully.”——Prof~
James. University of 'Ililnélll. ,
w ‘
Overour‘d.
Doctor-“r’oit .ndmlt that. ‘T cured

 

tilt-re was clulnoting for more The

game preceded in a “march around" l
ot' the clams with their honours. in to.

begin at 3 o 'olook. Yale goes into the
poorest confident in spite ot‘ two do
fonts; in the past few days.
close followers of collage git-mes look
upon dimorlmnon no, a, hit hotter.
'Bntting order.
Y»alo--Blounom. no Gross ll. Reilly

, ri, Bennett 2h. Ritldell 1h, Motlhio cf.

Merritt 3h Burdotte t E. Brown p

LilarvaN—q-Winlznto 33. Reynolds rf
Bnh‘aon ‘1'... Hitter 2h. (31qu hi: Reeves
0. Gill-oh 3h, Wiggloswonlh ct.‘ Bas-
tolt p , I‘.‘

 

@TATETEIBUE RAILS

FBI PRESENT WEEK

17’

 

, madly
Waterbury at New Haven.
Bridgeport at. Springfield.
lliolyoke ut Hartford. t2
. W‘edonday
New Huron at Hartbrd.
:Brlll‘gop‘or‘t at Holyoke.
Waterbury at Springfield.
._ Thunduy
Springfield at Bridgeport
Hartford at Holyohe.
New Haven at Waterbury.
Friday.
Springfield at New anen.
Hurtfuudli Bridgeport. , .'
Watérhiiry'at Rolydke... . .

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fill“,
, Saturd‘ly‘
Hartford Int New Haven.
ammonia ht“ Bridaaport.- .
Holyolle tit Waterbury.

 

DO YOU WANT
to cuttings your ‘pmnlon? 11 so, try
a Bootinal ad. for 11 week
it in the rocbonimd medium in Tho
Normlltm employo’rn‘ Int! employer.
Try it for It went: rind lieu.
Wan-é—
n’ gringo can that arranled in new
more it.

 

nut that

. "that of his «Enroll
."'¢0mhl parlor.”

”than no»: mother to miwuwiummm Mum-f

you of insomnia, then why don't you
pay my bill?" Pationt~"30”rry, doc.
but. i sleep so soundly now that my
wile goes through my pockets night!
.and takes every cent."—-Bontoa Tran-
script.

m

The final Qua-lion.

"The Arabs have ammverb‘that ‘11
wine man’s day is worth a roof: lite.’
it isn't A matter of how long you have
been in business. but how mum: busi-
nests are you now doing."*-PIIrolitnblo_
Advog'min‘ . ' .

I .. r
Dim.

Willie Warwick-4N! pl my: in
New York they have building 40 uto
. rte: high.” Tommy Runlw'mh't
that line! A kid could spend .inost all
his lite sliding down the lithium.
couldn't: he!"

 

Oeif- Confidence. .1
"Self-confluence it: not «ohm It
in knowludno, and it camel m the
consciounnm of pursuing the obli-
lty requisite for what. one autumn».
Civilisation today rem upon halt-cm
fldcuca."——0riuon Swett Mutton. ‘

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_. On. ”Win.

In after "an; ‘woman may be nor-
ry Ibo mat-rind the mun in the own
but. nho'n. «twang and that “that
other woman" didn't at: hm-scnw
so News.

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Mntrltnon vi Rivlval. . ,
lit Boston more. mu tho buo-
Will"? into on
Plan!“ m ninth
would rovivnl. u it Verve-Neill York.
llonild.‘ .

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cum" and cumming.»
"Chmot’or in built: out of Simul-
mud-Hmm «not: EM, with in»
tot-lulu our m 1mm Mom with.
mom- button naval—at 11!..an

 

, Advantage of Truth. ., ,
Wit" on. hint no dos!“ but to
opal: tho min” truth. be only any n

 

neverondlng procession some math;

‘nel Want Advertisements to secure

gifl RR IR

Shore Dinners and All into at

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

AN OLD-TIMER REVIVED

Smoker: of 20 years ago have pleasant memories of the

R. H. TEN-CENT CIGAR

We have been fortunate to purchase duplicates of the H“
tobacco from which this Cigar was made and the R. E. is now
«tie at WHELPLEY a CLARlz's, DREYFUBS‘. LEARY'S AND 0
ER CtGAR STANDS.

OLD WELL CIGAR CO

 

 

"MW

TRAINER Mill OBITS
“MP!” JAMES FLY“

his VEGAS. N. hip, lune iBwTom-
mt Ry.nn retired middleweight chatn‘
pion today resigned as trainer in chief
of ennui of Jim Flynn.“ who is to meet
Jack Johnson here for the hoary—
weight. championship of the world on
July 4th. There banner, been hartncw
By slietwoen Flynn and Ryan since tho
arrival of the trainer and :1 disagree
men/t nrosp between Ryan and Curley.
The muse oi the. disagreement in not
known.

 

The‘connoisseur goes out. to.

PORT, SHERRY, ANGELICA,
CATEL, ETC.. ,
{or it delights his critical paint;
yond his expectation. The
perfectly made, more and of
flavors. they will prove just the
duct you ve been looking for. 81
gal, in stone Jugs. "
Try some of our CLARET It;
and 900 gallon It cant be be:
price and quality. '
Free delivery everywhere.

Castellano & Bar .

Tel. 451. 25 RI"

Tho woman wno relies upon Senti-

the household help has a little time
for other things. -

Baseball

SATURDAY
.JUNE 22d -~

aterbury
., XS.
wawo

Game Starts 3:30 p. m.

VERELLE. UMPIRE.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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NO CHANCE
ARGUMENT

when talking about us.
smoker agrees that we
the best
linger Ludiow
Twin City
Nugget or
Lillie Gem U

5.1. REYNOLDS.

ALL DEALER!

 

 

 

 

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Stephen
45 Railroad

Emlunive distributor all,
mann'l Eutorn pure 1-” ‘

W HIS
High grade imported out! ,I

wines. and pillar bottled
Free Delivory.

 

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'IA'av non-WALK .

Sea Food Control! to llrtior

 

 

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