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, First our iballawtm (luurnleri 2; of!
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Bil-lick outmlly Carusony,
Guurnleri, 10; by Webb, 6.
.Lel’t on buses—~South- Ends,
Moyl’lowere, 5.
Double pier—«Seymour and Dugun,
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Stolen buses—~4M11ivoy, O'Brien“
Drown. '
Umpire-~Tuimodge
Time of gume~Two houra.
Scorer—"Rviedell.
The South Ends took the rubber
game with the Muyflowers yesterday
afternoon when they defeated them
by a score or 14 to 2 The South
Ends won the game by their heavy
hitting and the good support they
gave Guarnieri The South Ends
1.
jHenry Price is in New York today
on business.
The Norwalk Bird Club will
thiu evening.
“188i.
0. B. Dubois was a visitor in Mount
Vernon, Sunday.
The Metropolitan orchestra, of Nor-
wnlll, will hold a rehearsal this even
lug.
Concord Division. No. 2, S. at T, will ‘
meet. this evening for routine‘ busi-
ness.
Our Brothers Lodge, No. 10, l. O. (l.
R, will hold a regular weekly meeting
this evening.
The Norwnlk Board of Fire Under-
writers will hold its regular monthly
meeting this evening
Miss Elizabeth Duffy spent the Sub-
hath in Mt. Ve111on N. Y , he the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Roy 'Siien.
—-~Tl1e Picture Shop is now open
for all Ipl1ologrupl1io work. Amateur
work :1 specialty.
The directors of the Fulrlleld Coun
by National Bank will hold 11 regular
weekly meeting this evening.
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There was no baud concert 111_Nor-
walk Saturday evening and the crowd
on the street was noticeably smuii.
,Iiuidy Washington Lodge, No. 21.
Shepherds of Bethlehem, will halo 3
regular semi-monthly. meeting this
evening.
The monthly business meeting of
the Cigar Makers' Union will be held
this evening in the lnbor lyceum, in
' Washington street.
The postponed monthly business
meeting or Putnam Hose Company
will he held this evening in its rooms.
in Franklin street.
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The monthly business meeting of
Oil! Well Hook & ladder Company
will he held this evening in its quor-
tors, in lluvlland street.
Mrs. George Lockwood returned
her dutleu he bookkeeper in De‘Kiyn'a
store. thin morninguller a two weeku'
vuonllon spent In Maine.
The uemi-uioulhly bunlnouu meeting
of Palestine (Joelle, No. 2. A. 0. K. of
M ll will be held thlu evening in Ila
Smith with two men on bases in the
fouuth inning. The starting of the
gnmel’wuu held 11p for about fifteen1
minutes to let the funeral of Husselil
Tomes go bv as Manager Steel) did not.
want any noise while the funeral Icor- '
tege have u: the grounds
The Maybelle” bud Cnrugony’ the sixth. He atruck out ten men and Waterbury
Sougutuoli plebher. In the box at. the
start He only lasted one inning. be
ing touched up for live hits. while the
team behind him made two coolly er
rors which netted the South Ends six“
runs Webb went in the boil In the
uecoxid. In this inning he struck two
men out and Icuught the other man‘s
pop i’ly. - In the following innings he
was touched up for ten bite and nine ‘
runs. ills teammates gave'hlm my
god support. V,
The South Ends scored one run~ln
the third on three bite. in the fourth
come the fireworks. Riley was puss.
ed and bought stealing second. A
Johnson singled telcenter.
singled
Muivoy struck out, but Dugan dropped
the third strike and Mulvoy was safe
at first. Duguu tried to catch Cullen
napping at second, but his throw was
poor and A. Johnson scored Cullen
going to third and scaling when
O'lliien singled to mentor. Mulvoy
advanced to third and «both men
scored when Walter Smith made his
home run Into left field.
the. locale scored another run on one
hit and n costly error by Banks. The
South Ends scored their last run in
clouted the bull safely fifteen times., the eeventh on two hits
, 0
one was for the circuit by W-nlter The Moyflowers scored their only
run in the second when the Euut Nor-
wnlk lire fighters got to Guurnierl
to or three of Itheir eix hire and scored
two runs. in this inning Guarnlerl
hit Russell and Wolfe, then tightened
11p and the visitom ne1e1 saw home
Cullen‘
to left advancing Johnson.‘
in the filth .
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plate and did not get It hit until the
only phased two men. 1 i
The other teamree of the horde
were the flue outoheu made by F.
Smith in center. He robbed Riley. of
athree base hit when he caught his
tly indeep loft and he mien robbed
cule’u oil a three benevolent when he
caught his fly in deep right'inr the
some Inning.
Another feature of the game was
thut every vmun on the South End:
made a bit or more eXoept Riley and
‘every man on the South Ends had a
put out to hie credit except Guornlerl.
in the sixth inning missed, tile
Iplnoky short stop of the Muyi‘lowero.
in elldin'g ililio e and when he made
his double, turned his ankle, and at
first It woe thought that he broke it
After a few minutes of rest. despite
the captains order not to play, be In-
elated on finishing the game.
LEAGUE RESULTS
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.
Yesterday's Resultu.
New Haven 13, Springfield 1.
Hartford 3, Waterbury 0.
Bridgeport ll. Holyoke 2.
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W. L. RC.
New Haven 73 38 .658
Hartford G3 48 .568
Bridgeport b7 53 .518
Holyolle Si 55 .493
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Yulerduy'u Results.
Cluclnnuti 1.2, St Louis 8
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Chclcago 81 48 .628
Pittsburgh 77 . 53 .592
Cincinnati 65, 67 .493
Philadelphia 63 66 .488
’St. Louie 55 76 .423
«Brooklyn 49 79 .383
Boston ‘ 39 90 .302
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterday's Results.
Detroit 2, St. Louis 2.
Cleveland 5, Chicago 2
Standing of Clubs.
W. L. , RC.
Boston 92 38 .708
rhiladelphla 79 52 .603
Washington 79 54 .594
Chicago 64 66 .492 ’
Detroit 61 72 .459
”Cleveland ‘ 58 73 .443
New York ' ~46 84 .354.
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TO A FIFTYYEAR‘OLD MAN
Woe evident beyond denying.
The dreorieet of commonplacea;
Today we Mter understand
The meaning 0‘: mien! lumen.
coral
You still can walk your thirty mile,
Your eye is clear, your hand
may:
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smile.
And grow polite and deterentiai;
When Horace taught. us in our youth,
My Postumus, that years were flying
.- We laughed, the veneralile truth
We lonnd it, learned at second hand,
But. though 'tlo well nigh titty year
'SIncd'yop first sucked your baby
You shall not on your birthday hour
From me the dark Homtlou moral.
And, whenolmt .0qu had seen you
Would call you middle-axed already?
Yet the boys at college think us old.
Young girl» are either our and cold.
‘01' but too kind and confidential.
dreame,
Our Hill 0: Difficulty gieams
The mount of a serene: vision.
Our least experience a straw
'llo show how winds or God or
log.
lNor mourning In past recovery.
Our life a. voyage of diocovery.
in And It on no Utopian shore
We land as dreamed our young
wade,
A league or two .we may explore
And chart the mud to El Dorado.
iDLE THOUGHTS.
There are days tor idle dreaming
And the morrowo promise tenure
Nor grudge we ymibh his mornl
His cloudy realm of vague ambition.
'l‘o closed gripe with fact we draw.
Even failure is a way or knowint; -
oo frightened :with the gifts or m
We hold. on in our earllorrprlme.
R. in. Low in London opaciotor. ‘
When the World is void and all“.
And there in many mother alga,
ll‘o worn on that our age advances:
Our cam. for instance. how we dine,
Our mrineu of new romances.
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New celeb words to our m are
Ibmusbt;
idem“ too have churned their lub-
ion;
New art would masquerade no thought
lAitd tthM linoleum for mien.
Same. domicile or their imam day,
Mun to linen, trend and putolod:
Orr "Would that m were well any!
The worlddo hold and would he
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or the yieldqu. placid will;‘
And the put a vague and for
When the heart forget: it: bruiul
When the villon is enthralled,
When the hearing lint: to voice!
That in tumor days here call“
And renewed in timely millions
To meet in ohm-e nod tone
Wont must come to when have!“
in thereulms othmum glen
When an initiation film.
in Imbitlon’u home to quieted
And they pun beyond the you‘ll
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lied one idle minute. tailored
'l‘imo could 11% m lo» mood.
‘NOW 10 AMI. “TATI 1"
When the prom thoidu no shadow
.And the wounds betray no war. ‘
There are Idle any: and moment.
Though“ tint haunt ill domino,
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