Throngsleho'Will Sofie Yale and
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‘ the dawn. and gained headway with
‘1lrrvt trophy offered for ihmn by A. l..
ulp!”l*.1*pwl‘ ”lulu/mewfm'wim HAWAII-thinflt/fi’l aim "V”"W‘
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- tint t
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Harvard flow on Thames
Tomorrow ore Pouring
Into New London Today
~0ititzial$ Ready
tor ,E‘vomnts
'N‘nw hONfiEhh 2'}.—-'l‘lle ga-
thertng of the. Yule and Harvard re-
gatta throng for the, annual rowing
that-chest on Thames began today with
evory hour. .
Stately ‘yurhtn came in from Long
island Sound and slipped through the
big drawbridge ut t‘roqhont intervnlu
in order to obtain rhoire places for lo‘
morruw‘s events. on the upper river.
Revenue cutters, whose launches
will patrol the course. were early on
the so “he t ill by noon the Sent-d. lit.»
Ituwh lid ’ Gresham were at. their
posts. “‘
'I‘llt‘:19gattgl committee headed for
the. thlz'id gear by F. Valentine Chun-
pell 111E510. frequent: tours up and down
the course to see that the lialt‘~tuile
flags had not been washed out of piano
by river steamers. and to add liltili
ttouohes to the arrangements for the 5 .
races. .
The regatta. whirh nrtunllyfihegan
soveral'duys lino when Harvard won
two informal rnros oil the crew (inur-
Ll‘l's will he continued into this ulter-
nnuu with d contest. hetwaen freshmen
nubslltuto fours and two eights'ntnde
up of graduates who cannot get the
rowing lever out. of their systems.
These root-s have become llxlnreg.
and lust. your liurvm'd rnrried all the.
(it‘lHt'S. an old Yulu oursuiun.
it. it‘. lierrirlt. of Harvard, inmwdi»
ntuiv ilpnntml another cup, which will
hu tom‘gd for this your for the first
time. fit goes to the college winning
it three times. These rnoes willhe row-
ed ovefishort ("nurses off tin» (punters
lute tlfli nitrrnuon.
"x’i‘ltdprinelpni reunitzt events
Wino into this ulternuol‘t.
'i’iu: pl‘lnripul rounttn events
(mum tomorrow Hurting with tho
h‘eehnten rut-e upnlruum from the
druwhridgo :tl 10:30 a. lil. uud followed
itntnvdiutvly lvv tho ‘vursity substitute
foununrod rrmvs. ’i'hou will rump tho
'vurnlty utlitstitutn fourn ovur the ro-
ntulndor oi lli("-i'(ilil‘>lltlli‘ course. The
‘vurnity oigltt~ourtul moo four miles
(lowstrmtm into tomorrow ultot‘noun.
woreiiiiflitfirno
' son: BALL TEAM
'l‘hu Nurwulltn will Hillt'k up (mutual
nt'tanl lentil when HH‘)‘ plu)‘ tho Vi’ntm‘
bury nine on Huturduy. 'i‘lto vlnltinttE
truth will he romponud lnrgl-ly of (on
user ntnte longhorn who know the
gonna umi urn hill] in tho uwixn. ’l‘lto
[nun gume of tho titttlhliil it: oxpecuni
and tho tannin loom urn ulntod ma thr-
wlnnt-rn. nithoutth tin-r will intro to
oxlmtd lhotnoulvou in hot tho lntt'on.
’i‘tu- vinltlnu tooth will ilnuup (in tol~
luwn: .
Mtwior. lt.. Nuunnn rl‘., imam» rtj.. .i.
(:onntn'~ lit, lt‘ltzpntrtr-h. 2b.. it. lion-
Jtor. 3h. Edmondu. an. Keller, i‘., it‘nrn
hit p., lionloy p.
mummwoufl m...- M.
will
will
fiTfliKE AT TRIMBLE HAT FAC-
TORY AFFECTS 50 EMPLOYEE.
ORANGE. N. .l.. June 2tl.~»«iiissnlls-
find with the. plead reoolvod on the}
strode of stiff brain. tho: curloru employu'
on by the. Trlmhle Hill (to. of timtthE
Juitorttnn, ntroot. mango Volley. Wont
on ntrikv. Their notion mode it not»
‘uoonrgr for the finishing department to“
close down and about. on mm: new or.
denied, . The curlers nnk for on ho,
(arouse of Eli rents t1 dozen.
The firm and the (”ileum or the this
iohm‘ loool were to intro hold it. monk.
lug yesterday to reach an agreement.’
Tito nrm want not concerned in tho:
lost his «strike, no it is independent:
at too old innoraoutrm' Ametation‘
our) theinrbitrottmr ogreomont entered.
into when tho‘otnlw Wittehded donut
not apolytorln ,
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turnout ill “r9;
TAKE HillillllllSEllIES
Eli Twirier Holds Down crimson
Batsmon, and Blue Wins
. Second Sam, 5 ‘2'
CAM nuttni- a, tn“...-
the series. Up to tho opening of the
Eleventh things looked good for Har-
vard victory. ' ,
The local oolloginns got a. jump on
the Elia in the fourth inning wltettsilr
gles by Porter and "Clark with Reeves,
double throught in two tallies. Hart-
well tightened after that sension and
allowed only three hammering élopn.
in the, seventh with one otrthennett
and :Riddeil hit. and trotted home on
McGhie‘n triple, tying the score. “Capt.
Merritb single, which brought 'McGhie
home sent. the Biuointo the lead. Yale
strengthened her hold on the lead in
the ninth. when Mt’Ghio got ills third
hit of the game rind registered on
Morrilt's homer. l
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.
. Yesterday's Results,
, rHartford .2. ,No\\;.._,Iiltvt—in ti.
Bridgeport 4, .Hoti‘oho 2:- ~-
Vl’aterbury xi, Springfield 3.
Standing of Clubs.
‘ . W. L. P.C.
.New Haven ........ ,l. 2.3 ‘13 .658.
Bridgeport ......... ‘. ' 2i- ,‘lli .588
ntiiyotte ............. to l x .515
Springfiuld ......... 13 2! .482
Hartford ............. lti 132 .ifll
\i'nterburr .......... l l 3: .378
Games Today.
New ‘iluven at ‘ii‘utorhurr.
Springfield at illrltluuport.
Hartford ul ’HOii'iilW.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterday’s Results.
New York t}. Boston 7». tin innings.)
Pittsburgh ii. St. [.0 "q l.
Brooklyn 5. Phlimleipntia ‘3.
Standing of Clubs.
June 20.~«~' ‘*
ilurttvell‘hod an Indian Sign on HM?-
vard yesterday. Yulo humbling. the I
. Crimson on Soldiers' ‘Field before 12,4
. 000 by the score oil) to ‘2 and taking
,vaornoro THE turnouts ”or, LIVE
lilillllliElllIE lil ilEW. its“
Sayo Yale.Men are not up to
. Usual Standard but are
Confident
MW
SALES FERRY, .lutu‘.‘ ‘10. w Couch
.t
gave out. the following l-vlutotnent on
the orow: ,
"'i‘ho. crow iiils made simuly pro-
gross since its; arrival here at Gales
Ferry. but in point of harmony of ac-
tion nnd sm‘mithnvsu of motion they
are not up to the high ntnndnrd set. by
l‘ot'mur \‘nlo err-we. The men are. all
' W. 1.. PC. in good physit-ul ('Olltilllmi and in lino
New Yuri: .......... it!) i .780 spirits. Thorn in n quiet feeling oi
Pittsburgh .......... 29 21 .581; self-roundonce prevulling in the quan
tiliirttgo ............ :27 :32 .s’lfil tors. hut eontll‘ienre -thztt they will
Cincinnati .......... all, {it .343 make a good showing on tho. 212st. such
Philadelphia 2t) ‘26 .435‘HS that the gruduutos will he remind-
St. Louis .......... . 2: 2t .494 cd of the, old Yale crows of the post
Brooklyn ........... til flu .389. which used to row on the Thames. Tho
iiustun ............. 17 Ill; .32] crew hug nuturolly been handicapped
_ Games Today
New York at itontnn.
(liilt'lig’t) ui Flt. Louis.
Pittolmrglnnt Cincinnati.
Philadelphia ill llroohlyn.
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AMERlCAN LEAGUE.
Yesterday's Reunite,
Philadelphia 2. \VilHltlllKlOil l. illl
lnnimzn: nerond tonne, i’hllndulphid l.
VVtiHillllRiOli :l. ’
“Union 5. New York 2.
'(‘Ehiouno it, St. Louis 1.
illrvlnnd Ii, Detroit 1.
Standing of Clubs.
f . w. L. .1.
plinth _......... ..... :to to .oso
thttllltltztnn . . . . . . . . . ill 23 . .i'iiili
E(litlrnuo :ll 24 .58!)
i'hilntloiphlu . . . . . . . . ii 215 .077
W‘it'oil. .. . . . . . .. ..... 27 ll] 4W
tilovnlnnd tit 29 .453
NovaIrk...........ill‘tll on
St. touts iii 38 .290
Game Today
Woohinulnn at Phllndnlphlu.
ltonton ut ‘Neni York.
Cleveland at Detroit:
fit. Lbnln nt Chimigo.
, Tit-to WiNSOME wmo
enuw barman. Julie 2it.wA. rmw-
Bridgo Hull'o "Winsome“ won the an»
nual run or the tuition tiiorbor Yacht
ohm from Greenwich to into place you
tertiary defeating (loom: M. Pynnhoo'o
“Isttttlettn” by 12 momma Cornellun
Vamierhlltfo "Auroro' was third. Tito
odiololo tor that three boon! were run:
ponttroiyns follows: 6:46:46; 0:57:36
and 71:04:12. ' ‘ _ "
aeolian Witt" not. until: mono
,V v,;.». k Vt.‘ . ‘ .l a: 3’“: : My,
i «moo, room-ion roan ' tattoo“ ,
f it.
in palm trill be? I own" in: omi- PM
by boring to replnre an nnporieot and
pump-rennin! uynlrnt with one new to
them and 1 bottom tittu we hare been
able to inaugurate o. oven-tn similar in
tin; old rowing systum nnd lhnt it will
renull in turning out of Yule crews
which urn up to standard."
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MOLL PITCHER FOR HALL OF
FAME
'l‘lto movement. to plnrn in the hull
of lame lrlntut of Molly i’lioherptitd
only woman nergonnt in the United
Stolen army. him into euthuuluotlo sup.
; port of i'ot‘mur Sonntor ('fltttttttcoy M.
liopew.
it. With in tho important, ntovomontu
of the your 1778 that lit tho bttttio of
Monmouth Molly Pitchur won (lorry-
llnu wotor to her husband who was it
nunnor of a hottnry at one piece of ur-
tlliory He won dinoblud uhd tho linu-
tounut protninod to rnmovo the plum
out of (longer. when Molly said.“ i can
do ovorrthlng my husband could."
stud she performed hor lmnhttnti'o titt-
tiog at» his old gun hotlor than ho could
itnvn done.
The next morning sun was taken but
fort: General Washington, handwritten
ll'ul not. won reported and its innuendo
_. upon tile outcome or the battle which
twat; a victory. and Worthington made
her at onoo a sorgoont in “tho orniy to
Intnnd’on tho roltowln that rook no
long on one would.
Alt anoint; appropriate now for no to.
more among tho imtnoriolo and in the
hall of lame this only woman oer-goon:
l
"1
E Tempting
“nob" (.‘ook oi the Yale crew. toduy . . ., . .
.onrn. them under stssumgd ponies. At;
t
l
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of tho ‘Unlt’cd titular army who won.
her title fighting for new country noon
the hold of trottioyrtatloonl Moan»
able.- : . » ,
at booting!- Wont Mr. to
I!
-A unname-
~ liko to make arrltngontento lfor go
. .l’li‘s to 23 row i
Write. ‘ '
ti‘ILiJiAM It HARRISON.
' ii Spruce Stunt
Stamford, Conn
standing and thus Saturday's
Will be thodnltlol one. ,
«ht... ‘ilolv Naming. or Stamford woitljl
‘ for Hunt-toy litter-nouns to he pin: , t 1"» 3
opponents grounds: tOnlytAloraoi; mu. '
teur tea-tun thnt‘outt otterjmd : "rill;
~ tlon preferred.
. ,- All dill
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Tho ci-l:.-ttet,ioonl or stile Song of St. 8 ~ :04:
‘Georgoqvelcomo Stranger Lodge, No. . . Vii: ’
364. and the. Stamford lodge are to . I o . '43. I
meet. in Norwalk to play a game on» that .~ » ., ' ‘ " 0:”; {a
.Mnione‘ lotbn Saturday afternoon. " \ “7 535» 5 '
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Last ween the Stamford team came ‘ ». :,-..'. ["59 '
to tNorwolk itnd the local team went to E J/ $635,;
1 9‘ .
stuvtnl’oid asthe resulttot' a misunder- . ‘
game
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WHEN THE nocron
oneacoi‘aa
o nourishing and otrengbhoning
malted beveragewtonlcis the
hotter rword—-~-l’or a patient in»
this vicinity, iuot see how many" .,
times out. of ten he'll tell you to ' I
get Itupport'n hour. Walk-Mul-
us to results and with a. good,
memory he knows that. this.
brand will bark up his shun .
advice.
Magnet 1 & Flynn
The Place with LROputulntt 5
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illumination
. intuit-u t.
otters from smut-profes—
playing Sunday [zines
are bound td‘result in” serious traithle
if members of the Giants. Highlanders
and Brooklyns continue to decent and
sional clubs
lehst that won the opinion advancad
,yentorduv by a magnum who oaks lib~
ei'nl- salaries. ~11. seems that a Certain.
promoter oi‘Asemiprol‘essionnl games
has hrunelted out an the employer of
major lettuttv utnrs for Sunday exhi-
bitions und in also a sort. of booking
agent for teams outside of Greater
New York that desire dates in the
tnotropolltnn district. Thin individual
"”30 the story goeumln authorized to
otter us much an 3250 for the services
oi" a star player under rontzrnrt to n
major league ninth to pitch cutoh or
cover any other position on a stunt
«professional team anxious to defeat u
rival. ’ '
When this print-tire nws iirst begun
the major tongue club owners didn‘t
my much ottontton to it. ”they didn‘t
ohiovl: to the earning nix-any money
by thelrgplnyoru on Sunday and in
fuel in oomo cones they enouuragttd .lt.
lint gradually the prttntice has grown
into an or” nguinot which, in due
limo, the big mommies intend to corn
duct n rinorottn crusade. it was lnurn~
ed vootorduy that on norerul munitions
atnr plight)“ on tho pay rolls oi the
Now York ntnio'r‘ league clubs have
worked on Snmlnyu for on much on
$250, only to foil utwrlr when called
upon to ontnr tho box tho- next day by
illolr reguhtr otnployero. rA certain
crank {trot bnnonmn. it to alleged. has
pitched a number of thereto namely un-
dvr nnothnr home no that hill employer
would rnnmln in ignorance of tho [not
when the box ohm-no Worn pubilohnd
tho followtng'momhm. When pltchorn
are outraged on the quiet they gotten
ally on); for permission-to, bring their
rotnltovn no that they can do them-
Bolt/ml Juotlco. A Well known boxmnn
who Wear: it. Now York uniform and
in in rdcolpt of o it rol notary ro-
oontly pin-lined lit sixtoon inning «mo
on annuity in it Httdtton River‘town in
spite or no hint that. if“ Woo his regu-
tor turn to pitchott'Mondny. 'rlto ro-
nult was root‘when he tried to earn
his salary withing own mom that tiny
no will. «hammered oltover- the hold.
Ho toldhln monagor an an ultimatum
he wounjtfooiing well-«had malaria
or is sworn pain in Mei dlgootlm on
goon. , .
The first nun was. Ill-oil morally “by
the major lagoon when the National
commlamwplmn the lion 21”“ o wall
Malnutrition... rostrum-mm. ‘ltt .
Illinois 8.
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. i 33.9%...‘9‘09'900(‘3‘. o¢~°r3a~9tw§gtcf¢vza,»~,. . v , «:43 ‘
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“ ll 4 ~ ~ R ' t. (limiting players under contract to ’9?-
‘ 5ganized clubs from accepting offers
from semi—pro managers. if a motor
league player is caught inking setup
pro dyiinrs under an assumed name it
is said that he will be indefinitely and.
pended not only 'hy the club régulorly
employing him but also by the coin
mission. it is understood that the 111an
jar league men, considerably Worked
up over these conditions have decided
wiremploy deciectives to dig’. up evi-
dour-e. The commission ii lspl'ediru
ed also will ans. rule prohibiting ma-l
jut: league rooms from pinyin}; negro
teams ill any time.
MORE RBUBLE
New England League
Litwrlmco l2; New Redford l.
liztrerhill it, NFuli River 4. (first.
game.) ,
'Hn Full River 4“. (first
Vtinn s.
gnmel ii innings; hy nurornwnt.)
lowoli 4, Worcester ”3..
Bruolttou ii. Lynn O.
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United States League
At. ilir‘hmond ----- Richmond 5, Pitts-
burgh .‘t. “
No other game scheduled.
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international League. .
At BttltlmoreTF‘irst game: Roches-
ter l_,'nnltlntore ’5. second game hooli-
nnter ii. Baitimm'o ll. _
At .lnrsoy City-Jl‘oronlo 12. Jersey
(lily 6. ,
At Nownrlt~~~Builnlo 3, Newark 7..
At Providence ~~l~‘lrbt mime. , Mont-
real t. lirovldont'n 2: second grime.
.iloutroul 3. Providence ii.
American Anooolatlon
’At Louisville» within, name. Muta—
vllle it. lndlonntmllg 7. oecond some.
inninvllle it. ludinnopnlla 0.
At Toletmw't‘oledo 3. Columbus 1.
At. Kaunas CitymKonous City 4. St.
Paul 7. 4
At Ailiwookon _... .‘tlllwnnkeodlilnno-
npollo two guinea rolled off: rttltt.
, Bouthorn League
At Noohvlllewmnhvllio i. Memphln
7. -
At Montgomery-willow Orioonu 7.
Montgomnry ii. , , ‘
.At Mobllm‘wMohllo 1.. Birmingham 2.
I. At ChMinnoogo»:--Ationto 8, Chaim»
noon. 3. ,, ‘
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{lotion Gum“. .
Al Phllodotpmiawcornnh i. t’nnnt
unintuitive; , L
nourishment)
an: monotone. Juno tomato
Watson and Aha titted will light
intro early in Angnot at 133 ‘ponmto
itnownzootnldiro otoumt’or titlflioflhg ultimatum nonunion; monitor tor 7
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ER CIGAR 8TANDG.
a OLD WELL
AN OLD-TIMER REVIVED‘ "
R. H. TEN-CENT CIGAR 3
We have been fortunate to purchase duplicates of the Hair ,
tobacco from which this Cigar was made and the R. H. lo‘now 01!
note at WHELPLEY a CLARK’S,
DREYFUSS’, LEARY'S AND OTH
CIGAR Co.
summation",
FOR PRESENT WEEK
Today
Springfield at Bridgeport.
(Hartford ut. i-lolyoko.
New Haven at Waterburi.
Friday.
Springfield all New Haven.
Hartford at Bridgeport.
i‘i’aterlnuw at ilolyoko.
Saturday
dim‘tt‘ord at New iiuven.
Springfield at Bridgeport.
iiolyokc at Waterbury.
The woman who relies upon Senti-
nel Want Advertisements to secure
the houohltolti help has a little time
for other things.
Baseball
AMUSEMENT PARK
i SATURDAY
JUNE:22d
Waterbury
Nomutlks
Game Starts 3:30 p. m.
.' VIflELLE, UMPlflE.
“had...“ .wmmou'» n .. .t..t._,.....-.- . w.
rotor-noun out. 720
mm a
Bill [ill llllllSE
(Granary Boulevard)
to A or do n no i. K
Show thinners anti All Kinds of
so: Footi‘Gooltod to? on“,
Minna-airs hollrrtill porno into hot. at '
to
7 I'd-emit
"t \A‘
The one borerage for you to (it! E
this roott'rtt is our ' '
BOTTLED BEER
which represents the acme'of 90th
brewing and bottling. For home ltd! ,
oun norrucn mum is unexceito‘q.‘
nsit is nutritious and absolutely pitta
A splendid line of whiskles. wt Q,
hrnndlen, cordinils, etc... always in.
hand~.uopnn.t’rt:t.r priced. '
Castellano 8. Bordo-
Tel. 461. 25 Railroad Ava.»
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NO CHANCE. roll”
ARGUMENT»
when talking about tilt/ Elf .,
smoker agrees that we are
the best
Honor Lodlow'
Twin City
Nugget or
tittlo Gem
wines, and othor bait
Fran Delivery. ‘
or a fielitinei cinnamon “d
you a good ohttioo oi ‘
Get the neutrino: ’
Norwalk Chronicler