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NAT IONHL LEAGUE.
6am Vane-day.
Philadelrh’n, 2; Realm, 1.
New oYl-k, 7; Brooklyn. (.
St. Ltuis. 8; Pittsburgh. 7.
(tango ,2. (‘mcinnutt 1.
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naming in National matte.
w. L.
My?) .............31 20
Philadelphia .......... 31 22
New York ............. 36 24
Button ................ 25 25
Cincinnati ............. 26 29
Chit-ego ............... 35 2?
flttaburgh ............ :2 2!
St Louis .............. 24 3:
Games Today.
Now York at Brooklyn (1.
Boston at Philadelphia.
CWnati at Chicago (2).
St. hauls art-Pittsburgh (2).
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Games Yemrday.
"amenton, .12 Philadelphia, 0.
~Kow York, 6-5:
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Washington. 5-1.
Standing in American League.
W. L.
mfeiaatl ............. ‘33 24
int-roll ................ 32 25
New York ............ ’31 85
Washington ...., ...... 31 - M
Baotou ................ ‘ 30 7
(‘hioago ............... 27 28
‘51 Louis .............. ‘24 I7
Philadelphia a too a u, o.- o . 16 ‘7
Gama Today.
Chicago at St. Louis.
lieu-land at Detroit.
“habitation at New York.
Philadelphia rat Bertha. '
‘91).
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
cameo Yoaterday.
Ployidetlce, 4; Toronto, “
at.
Richmond. 6: Rochester, 4.
Buffalo. 8: Baltimore. 3.
Montreal, 5: Newafir, a.
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NE‘WtONDON, Conn. June 24.;—
Rowing the course in recur dtime,
the Harvard varsity .crew defeated
Yale here. late yesterday afternoon in
1th {comrade rate, the Nature event
at the 50th regatta between the two
uniterl-litits. The victory capped a
,day of joy for the L’l-t’mson crew sup-
porters aad‘tbe Cambridge followers
generally. for the winning completed
a cieanwsweep of the Thames river.
trim-ll began yesterday with the row»
ling ot the freshman aahstilute fours
and extended through the freshman
and second varsity eight rat-ell, con
tested and won catty yesterday after-
noon.
l’t-l-ftrt weather and water condi-
lit-ll: Lire-tailed want: the rival uniyerv
my tights rowed to the main; line
shortly before 6 o'clock and hold true
'tlll‘otlghout the entire period of the
race, which Harvard won in 20 min-
ntes, two secondmthua (stint-{Eight
stt‘OlldS oi! the but pmvious time for
the four miles, made by the Yale
new of 1888. All a result of the fast
.64 pace set by the Harvard oat-smell,
‘Szoéellce the shells were straightened out
. tinr the long race, Yale never seriously
‘tllreatened the Crimson, 'l‘he' Blue
Lilli combination tried desperately several
times to cut down the lead 01* their
rivals, but Harvard anawered each
spurt with a spurt and finished
strongly, while the Eli onrsmeu were
badly exhausted when tholr then
drifted across the finish line.
Harvard spurred on by the lead se-
cured in the early portion of the race,
rowed in splendid tom throuahaut
the entire four mum and won by
Gully tame-taunts firm the Nowada-
vell crew, the outclal time being
. Harvard, @0302; Yale. 30:17. A re-
mruble‘ljuturq or the race was the
(ad that. slurvard wowed the final
P13.
.608
.505
.520
.500
.473
.473
.131
.421
.579
.561
.554
0
till till this unit
NEW HAVEN, June I‘L—Caaea' a!
liquor law violation occupied the at-
tention of the City com, yeotarday af-
ternoon. when ,the outlets of 6?. mean-
hers of the Arion club, 32 members of
the Harvard club and 26 member: of
the Lithuanian club again came up
for trial. Most of the principals did
rot appear, as they were hays-d doubt
members in good standing of their 02-
mms. lid in W of 1
metal “that; by Judge George filial]
they were not liable to prosecution.
Same few men who had not aatahttnh-
ed their ale-hermit» were in can to
show that they were honaido near
born. This they all (lid and were
wanted discharges as a molt. The
rises which were not represented were
nailed. Thur were disposed of me
of the moat WEI eaaea‘which
the City court has our been called
woo to hear.
With the disaoeitiona in City court,
yesterday, the Hater clitatlon M
to a definite clone. '
UNCLAIMID LETTIRS.
can..-
tht of “Island killers at the Nor-
walk asst finer hr the weak endiu
June filth, 1916:
Canal Namath.
Boonie Grimes.
Mills Joule linen. Gen. Del.
Mm. Mary Judd, Gonnania Hotel.
Mr. W .11. Hargarys.
ANDREW LEARY. P. l.
Nor-walk.
Edwards, Mrs. Alice, 17? Warwick
Ave.
Hyatt, Mrs. Ferrell Ave.
Hagen, Mrs. E. Y.
Hurt, Mrs. J.. CHI! Si.
M. J. HOWARD. P. M.
"001' AT‘MLON'S‘POINT. .
May is maintain” at Mr-
len‘u-Pofnt traps, the our Warhol!
under the IWK’OI of. the Norwaih
(lull Club. It W’W that quite
a nlmlhétr 3f "ratchet-dinner; would
\ l . . ‘ r :
....._._... two miles in faster time than it cor. M [IR-int ‘0' hrtk‘ipate in the d”.
featltitier. An handsome watch .fob
Standing in hurrah.“ Laa no... «claim, (but llau‘of the our“. the .. J
. . a . ‘m mph? Ian, n dim by th Dqut
..l r 'W M . P.(.. first two hulk-s inquiring 10* minutes. ~ . .
. . .. Powder Com any, to be awarded-tn
Platidance ............ 31 15 .Gli 3 seconds. and the second two miles th “'3" of the t All .
Richmmd .............27 :2 .551 in the splendid timeotttfifl. “came in“ ~ u {to “am” é" “Sumo"
Buflalo ................ 23 22 .511 at the winneraand new record hold. N .1. . ~ ~
. . . _ , thtlrJIVn. can more the name from
LRI'ImOIF ............. '2» 24 .610 era by half miles wait an follows:
. .. members of the club at the tram.
Mammal .............. 2.. 26 .469 Ilalt’ mile, 2:30; wile. 5:00; 1 1-2 h eon . "attha unda
Newark ............... :2 25 .403 "tilt-s, 7:33; 2 miles, 10:03; a 1.; 5"“ " N: - . "'0 -
33:22:?" ............... i: g: .33.“!116" It’d-51 three .mllot‘. 14):.58; 3 STAGE-iN-BLOOD II‘ A MALADY,
. ............. . . (1-- "men, ”.30. four miles. 21-02 .“vggnu 5y Multan.
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MTW- "4 3M4" GAME TODAY' #aniay Iaya it Troublu Him Con-
Toronto at ProvIdcm‘é.
. Montreal at Newark.
l'utl’alo at Baltimore.
.ltOt-ilester at Richmond. '
EASTERN LEAGUE
Games Yesterday.
Hartford. '4: Lynn, 2.
Worcester, 2; Now Haven,
0.
Springfield, 4: Lawrence. 8.
fianland, 2; New London,
widow-ell. 4: Bridgeport, 3.
.._._
1.
Standing in Eastern We.
W. L.
New London .......... 28 11
Springfield ............ 25 15
rottland . . . . .......... 28 H
Worcester ............ 31 20
Lynn , ................. .82 31
Well ................ 20 20
Lawrence ............19 21
‘Haflford ..............‘ll 20
‘1“; Raven ........... n 37
Ilrttigoport ............ 14 I:
A Game- Today.
Lynn at Hartford. '
Iowan.” . Bridgeport.
Lair-tee ahfivdaglald.
Portland at New» London.
New Haven at Worcester.-
at.—
mum .Mllmouiomss .
YESTERDAY.
Columbus. 11; St. Paul. 2.
Indianapolis, 3; Milwaukee, 1.
ilinneapolis, 8: Toledo. 7.
mnuazcity. 2;.Lcaliavnle, 1. , .
SOUTHER
. . YESTERDAY.
flotilla, I; Memphis, 1.
lamingham. 1; Naahville,
I. ,- mo Roch-Now Orleans. rain.
.40h'attanoosa‘. 1-1; Atlanta. 1-0.
a
0.
N ASSOCIATION MS
lettilel'thl Croaa 'Bata “With 'Faat
Norwalk Team.
The Btthal baaollall field will hethe
some of a battle royal this afternoon,,
a; 2:30 o'clockwhen the Ilethel team
will attempt to defeat the fast Norwallt
troopendents. This team halt played
.mm games this uaaon. win-hi; at:
or them, and against «such opponantal
as. the Port Ehoater team and the?
Remington Arms 00. than. of Bridlw‘,
port. Witilrurlt a rerord it looks as.
if the Norwalk‘mell will give‘Bethel‘
our of the but antes fought. if she
P.(‘. is 10 come away the victor. '
.118 Manager Cunningham reports the‘
\
minty—At Tho Rogant To.
night.
.Brndley Barker, who play! the hero
in the new William Fox feature plc‘
(UP. “A Woman's Honor," martian
Jase Collins. restate the fact that a
hr“-
ill wt. holllll g
mulls} minim} ~—
NEW roux, 1m at.—.Wl The locals were tater-ml yam, this we who amended the ball game,
John K. Tenet, of the National tag. that the Atlantic City baseball oluhlin NOV Haven, 0:! Wetlands!-
ue ,today mm the mfllumas on their team. an a twlrier, a' -
date! {g- playtime! 308W udmtlominatt colfege. man~he is from M1. and Mrs. Janus D. Fessenden,
games; ' iFonihan Collegevand its a wonder, wilt were former summer residents of
At m, g'l‘ho W of the team are of the-Wilton, have rented a house in Nor
With Brooklyn: July 1 (two unifies: bunch of ball players that can be walk.
and September 8 (two ml. tiled in and m Jenny. They'll!
With New York2 September 2 (two hares: my strong mand-withthe‘ The little sun! Mr. rind hfrs. Storm
gains). écxoellaot baseball that thalocab' are the family now viaitlml Mr. and Mrs
With Plush-rah: Amt m (on putting up. another good game is ax-iA. it. Freeman. is lilo! the males,
33“.): mtember‘iii (two my mini. ’and the house has boon quarantw.
With Cincinnati: ,Amt 3 (two fie heals will have the same line-9 . ‘ , ’
ems)? August 5 (two uracil); Away as they and all aeaaon, with Dick ““5 “my” ““0““- drum"
suit 7 (1.0 m). iBII‘W “41110 u ,1)! Mrs. B. N. ~.“(fikl‘flktm MW
With St. WI: ‘de as (two mm.who plays leftfieldlorlfm ““ ”0"“ “‘1‘“ “1“); °“
WI). and August 1 (two III“). .the to“); “a was among the m Tuesday.
. a
.-
M 3'00“”. ins. last Sunday. stole a tow bases 033 y f
With Benton: Anal 12 (twothe boys and went on and got mar—i ”Land urawut. .1. Habitat] were
,‘llmoel. fled...“ spent his honeymoon in mums thoae from this place who at-
Wi‘h N" V0“: J“? N (Moron. Pa. and will be amongst us “Willa-dad the griaduatlonraurcius at
games), and June 23 (two men). row. ‘He will certainly play a bettarTWe' on May.
’ o———P
With Pittsburgh: August 5 (two,xame of baseball than heretofore on! .
M98). lat-count 0! his better half being some‘ 9‘” 21"“ Lockwood. of North
With Cincinnati: July 1’ (two‘moter and. of course. she will rectifium‘ m eanvaaalng the "W: in tho
gallium): July 31 (two grantee), and for him as well as the. balance 01 wetlF‘W‘ of the Modern Prionla‘ub
September l6 (two also). turn. ‘lleataon.
With (‘himttot September 23 (twof
l “we
I
Th“ “mm" “9"“ °" ”‘9 Gian“; 'rlle Wilton friends of lr..and-|ln.
names). M New york than informed the local owners that “(Samuel K001”, of Norwallt, 0'" non-
‘ V‘lth 80mm. 8e umber 80 (w will‘hayo tho Giant regulars PM 'hemratulatlons on the arrival of a little
my“) ‘ I p 0'13”“; mun” vi"; “tr Sawmill“: ‘ltlson. Mr. and Mrs. Kinder were far-
‘ - > iware lla yaettt yes or ay—l e an; . t 0‘ this ace.
\‘l‘lth Philadelphia: July 29 (two‘wm be announced 1.1". ,merly ”Md“ 3 N
t.
imiter): Srmember 8 (two games). Come out in 1.,“ numbers and show Mr and Mrs Mary Dowtna and
“ith lb ll: '2 . . . _ ‘- ‘ ,
unsl' Pin: a; (”July 9) ("3.1M ‘t’uunagenlent ‘1'“ Mill “‘1 havkvalnily have arrived In Wilton, after I
a . . o flannel . an Ithem in securing the hit: lt‘all‘s and L. if“ voyage from Cotultantlnople,and
9"”"mb" “3 ("'0 sauna). ilott hard for the locale. (lame wil‘ :h, encoding the aummrr with Mrs. D.
With St. 1‘0““: 'AWWL 9 ("0 be called by I'tnplre O‘t‘rrody at 3:15 ll IAmbert
Lumen): September 88 (two an"). 5p m. . l '
W' h :1 M I ‘29:“. E Howard Fable. of Weatport. who
u a“ on. “'0 I L :was married, on 'Wodamday, to Mina
p
”:13; ”mam”: Sarto-bar 1 w" R619" MI remit-k. of New MIII‘ortflJoanative elf
‘ ‘ "“ifton. the son of tho late Mr. and
“m" "" 3'9“: “9’“ 1‘ “l" _ '\lrr Edward Cable ~
names). I ' ' ‘ 3
. , Tho steal-er Grand Republic. of ”fl"
“ml Pittsburgh. 1 86 o
a ) “I, (tw New York. Mount over 1000 near-2“ ‘Tho Whirl Club met. Tuesday utter.
ianhta to the Point, yeatorday. A has roan, with Miss Caroenter. Four ta-
unt. WM 01110!“ by those Dmnl- hits were. in play. and all bands do
The roarhind Bartlet Sunday lightflul taut». The elulb will meet on
achoola. o! Bridmrt and South the Tharaday..betore theilt‘ounll. the
With Chicago; July 29 ("to anneal:
August 1 (two men). and Satan.
h." 16 (two m).
atria-burgh. N I,” , . o
“It?! Pinion: August 23 (W0 genie It; 5:: szgzmfile“ “mm“ s "m3 TMY mm the mac“
lloiday, with Mrs. John Gotham.
8‘1””)- . , Madame Mario Thalia. the great _
With BMW“:- Jm-V 1’ (“'0 Anatrallandivcr. in to given free ex-
““““)- . mutton at lloton Point every after- new. COLE AND CAPT. Hosanna
With Philadelphia: ,Jti)! 1-5 (two and and evening of nut wank. Mull THANKIlD.
Sfimetl- Thalia dim with her clothes lighted The women or the Him-walk Chapter
With Cincinnati: Jul: 3 (one from allot-tr toot hull platform. into of the United sum Military holler
ulna). ' a mall pool of water anal-rely six of the Red (‘maa «aim to extend to
With at. 1min: June 24 (two fut (loop. A awen'inl of an inch one Adjutant (tenant Gaol-lye ll. Cote. ”4
salami; Mater 6 tang-am. , way ortllo other means instant death to Captain Albert 'Iiloaanan. their
At cinctnnhtt. to luau ‘I'halhl. ”the young lady has hearty thanks and doop appreciatton
do Mr not”. of tho-mirrma hr
their weekly mum.
'thh- Brooklyn: My 1 hath-nod axon-bot or lino:
iii-nail). .
laiywmln
(two
With M York:
ultra). , ,
With Pittsburgh: Jilly 2' (two » 1 .
"M" Yeti ‘M AY DANCE
With at. hull. Jane :5 (two ' , ,‘ - _ . f ‘. , 3 , I
am).
At Chicago.
we or the theatre and the inability to
szaxmm the stake la a tainti With Pittaburxll: June :7 “'0 . , Rb", A ,
.Mr. Barker, who comes of a theatl‘lmgtg' Cincinnati: June :4 (mo 'glll I: I: " Ilsm I; am .
*rlcal family, was rturtcd on a path ) ’ ‘
that led away from the theatre. He 88!!“ AFTERNOON AND E ING
was‘ out ot Yale, Hill father insisted
that he pursue a bullies-ll camel“; But. I
in spite of fotheer, Bradley turnod 1'0
the stage door aa naturally on tho
ldaclr of aquatic tame.
'After met-a1 yaars',.piaylnz leads.
'6’5?'°"°“““ "“9“” f" f“ ”m“ (with Dustin Famllm and other‘male
£38.; 'Memol',r3b; hlinger. all; Bro-jun, Mr. Bu“, indulged a whim
.‘lltdie, 2b; Moire, 1b: Hanna. of: Gilbert of hi! my. and 0M0!“ the 0“,!
5.1! or Carroll, it; Hiattror Brennan, art;
.GOOtinndaloy, c; lyerlach,.,p.
met-chi told. no lasted in this branch.
, just three month—not through any
.175! Norwalk~1loward. 3b; Seymour all; ”mm” to succood,‘but became the
.459|Smlth, 2b;‘~ Hay-mes. lb: Kent-(cf: an of mg alum was too strong to
.ms’i‘riend, if: Marshall, rf: Mulvoy, my)". overcome,
.304‘Gun'rnicri or McMahon. p. 3 Although only thirty-one yeara‘old.
Georgefltrauon a! Dublin. whodser. Barker hm had hounded atazo
elklmown" for his work with the regs experience and a all“ mater‘uum
ltd. will umpire. picture career. Sunroof the stars
. w...— , llwtth whom he garlands”! m
mm; may ”‘1’: load are- Olga Patron, Mary Fuller
Tamas CHMPIONBHIP%”‘I 303° 0'01““
.HORRJSTOWN,.N. 1.. Juror—n... M
,A.‘Ti:rockmorton won the New Jersey; A ”UMAZmLmRMnS
' .‘al-k'ch-lal'..hl ' V ’ n W . , I
am. « 9' I ”with clad-m or athlshz‘aohqoi.‘ adr
terday an m'm-Tmil" the nor
. . .. ' ‘b t t
riotown' Fteldflttlhhm. to thumb "m them .not to fall In um u ‘ ‘0
an m. 4.... mm mm t
poned‘dnal of the tournament“"Pill-och-l,‘ll anoint! the‘haart." M W
morton. holder of the national inter»Ex ‘
u
w
is
_ w-W- m—_
Boat 0. A.‘Iajor'in Might sets, 34.1,; "n m I“. My tainted to
“2'7"" The "WWW t°‘ in“ ”mums-“I'll mrit
_ tats“ were 103 to 70. ‘. _ ‘ ’ ‘
m in nonaem.—!’mtdauoe
~mmaaam om: my
r, (3;:
tin fine in In'
ullolaltlc -l!!1 Maryland-minutiaim fifiau‘cfllfl’dl ‘0’! mal
metal at if this clergyman m”h-.
“WMLLN WWW . ' ‘ ih‘mt airman 33." mo‘ml‘ ? . WWI” ”3"" 'WM .
M‘mmwmtcm- madam-Mint 11m mu“”‘m.“¥#m3fl.r .. “ 135%?” W°'"-5‘99"mr ”m.” ~"‘°-
WW"°‘MW7'W “ L Md? 1.1 an. as granting» ~
we mom. .4 a» norm “ ' ‘
wall Nu rout: allot-t 17 (on AT THE
lam): Allan-t 1 (twonnan.
l Atat. Lolita. .
With Chicago: Jaly 1 (two games).
IUMING MONEY.
, filways Cool ’allllflumfmtahle
j’I’flE BEST OF EVERYTHING TO EAT AND DRINK .
——————
Hundred-Dollar lilla Converted to
‘ Nonfiction-for “M
t Mimic-um thin-val atllho
luau surly otllaepaacr my in-
'aaed by the Confederate‘ aonrnnent
during the Civil war. Today not much
lot it.“ not with. and "an moan-
ddmnul have to «mart .to «at
contortalta. What has been. of it? ,
There taamantnltlantlcflooan
'amwer that question, for to Ina (liar I
Load.“ million- of it. 'flmwh Ml. ‘
”more: or commercial travolara withi
ifrhonho was acquaintadt-‘hnwaa to!"
Im'fimwnt “Iv-airline W :
innate bill: that could hotprocurad. at
‘anpflal.M1ao-dtto natty too high ‘
nor what nu. arm-alt, .wortllleu pt» .
per. ‘
mun-n he. not“. to tha Mimosa.
(tor-4a and price. For/autumnal!
include-out law- which meridian
people war- manut‘actufinx. a certain '
. Mexico’s " Greatest “light 'f‘ili ”
18 to 22 Miles .per Gallon“
of Gasoline
You CanAfiord to Burn a Haynes “znfiht'SiX”
Two Mil—Thmtm .flylaa
“at adv-America's Great “Light £1!"er
mam Ila-Mullah m _ .I‘onrtu Car. 121 inch wheelhue. weight 2950 than 31355
°’ ‘5‘ we T“ “n“ “3"” 1’ . ”513.; fififi» mist: mmwch’” 414:5
”underarm. inat.tl§100;tred-, dunno. Kaiono ”Bir— r i ,
“mt.” "”41 “' ‘“ ° '°‘ ~.1§ar,'.1fl‘lnoh Immit also an. mart
m paper.
small-din when term . -
mountain-helm; mama»
yea grass 9|)er no longer be had;
titanium» twin and Want it
to. nag-lam allia~ltarmattnani :
doorman duaaaea for being
All Prices 1. o. b. IMO. Ind.
11532933 mummmi‘m
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Bathing Suits
Bathing Tights
fiddling Gaps
Bathing Shops
(30 To
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24 in. high. 41
23 in. high, 37
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so in. Iliah.
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18 t... w. :3
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from New Vorkto an
OceaniPandue" .
'Ratuflto'Bermuda and . .
including stateroom,
and meals, '
325.00 to 8125.00
Ticket: and Ramadan.
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