H Distance Events
he 0! the fastest rrack athletes
flue East \vrll compete in the field
w which is to be run on June it; at
We Falls. Mass, under the
Woes of the Fisk Athletic Associa-
m Andy Kelley oi Holy Cross, the
intercollegiate .-ha:upron of the sprints;
‘ one of th» headliners. and he will‘
”appear 'in run 100, Burr and 440 yard
'hve given him many a brush during
his college career.
indoor mile record. He will run. in,
the mile and two-mile events against,
brought together. ;
j . ’l‘his ‘Fisk meet has the sanction of
Ilia A. A. l'., and will have for offi-
, bials such sterling men as Metzdorf
wot Springfield, Professor :y'elligan of
Amherst, and Stone, Heidi and Sex-
ton of Springfield High school. The
events will be run off on Fisk Park.
just. outside of Springfield. Mass. The
link Athletic As'sociation is com- lint-clay of Barre won the Vermont
'posed of employes of the Fisk Rub-
her Company et (‘bicopee Falls and
,B a. registered member of the A. A. U. among botl
It is estimated that not less than
Connolly Thinks It One of Strongest
Team Ever Gotten Together .
Frank Connolly, until recently an
. impire in the American Association,
jnd a good one, too, said the other day
that the Indianapolis lndiaus. Jack
,Illlsague clubs ever gotten together.
, years he has gotten a bunch of play-
§rs together who look like sure pen-
nant winners in the league this year.
l, & youngster. is one. of the best pitchers
. I've seen in many a day. Gene. ilale.
“The A. A. is faster this year than
» itdlas ever been before. There. are
.tinobad there must be troubli- lwtrvcen
the league president and his club own-
. . The way I look atit, wrangling
* as much of the color out of a pen-
nant race."
McGRAW HEAVILY—‘FINED
‘NEW YORK. June 1i-—Thc. heavy
fine-and lengthy suspension of Man-
Axor McGraw oi the Giants was ex
pooled today to bring forth a strong
‘firotest on the part of Metlraw and the.
file largest that has been assessed
ainst a. baseball player or manage:
htyears.
ENDEPENDENTS VS. NEW CANAAN
guide the toughest proposition that
ey have rrru up against this season.
tilrday afternoon. when they meet
venue Grounds, in New Canaan.
The locals will take along;r their best
'm‘to oppose the New (‘zmnanites
find will probably work (itmrnieri,
‘ ddie Smith, and Sullivan as their.
. ‘er.
The team will make the trip by an-
obile, leviug Slielly‘s cigar store
1). in. A lat-so delegation of rootcrs
11. accompany the. local ball tos-
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D LEWIS AND
' _ BRITTON DRAW
”NEW YORK, June 13.——.l:tck Brit-
of'vCllicugo and Ted “Kid“ Lewis
fight ten fast rounds to a draw here
as: night. lrit’ton weighed 13¢; 1-2»
abounds and Lewis 1:24 1-2.
TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
; OSTON, June 'I7.~——A. t‘. butler, a.
nypllriitiv ' unknown player, defeat-
Etiw‘in Shale, on hyperirrncer‘i tour-
ucnt contender in the t‘(‘((‘.!ld round
Ville. state lawn trawl". singles chair»
ship yesterday. The scores were
6-4; 6-4. All the lllillt‘llf‘“ in tho
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Opinions and Gossip
FLAG Travis
CELEBRATED
BY THE ELKS
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Looks good to see the old sun on c more.
Benny leopard is now" in training for his bout with
. Another star of the first water is which will take place Monday night.
Sohnny Orerton, captain and long dis-l
Juice man of this year‘s Yale tearn.’
Oyerton is the holder of the. world's draw.
Gee. but people must be tired of seeing Britron and
Last night's battle was tlli‘ tw'elfrh time the lads have clashed
The feature of the St.
Rain euchrmi out the Yank-White by game )‘t‘slt'l'tl'dy.
Battling Kunz will work out lur his scrap with Chick Brown with the
(ashes, agz inst some or the men who White Hope, that is. Joe lluclu‘r. erc . .. is a good man to train with.
Johnny \‘elson'
fiql‘t to a
Louisllod ger game of yesterday was that tlrert‘
‘fl picked field of the fastest c0119?"- were four Smiths in the tussle. Jack Smith and Fred Smith played for Stf “d m“‘“"'”‘“ “1 ”‘”“ “1“ of ""“"l'”.
and amateur stars that can be Loni: and Sherrud Smith airI .Iinuny \‘uiythe were with the llrooklyuites.
cultivate their little gardens and thus
in this work.
See to it that some of your money
fights for ryou by buying a Liberiy
Build. and make no mistake about it.
the real issue in this whole Liberty
Loan matter, so far as we Americans
are concerned is now simply a choice
1' between American bonds
l tonic bondage.
We have a silly idea tint? all that
. is necessary {or our luturc is supply
13” :unreasoning reliance; guptm
diodgiven ingenuity and daring which
we claim to possess ,trnd unless \\'t'
,we are apt to be wiped cil' the map
lot the world by rivals, who are really
[working for success, and not taking
Nothing onus-l things tor granted.
ltirue that we marked well what other
countries are achieving in the way of
it is indeed lush
Barclay Wins Vermont tPirate‘s Buy Steele
Trap Shooting Title;
RANDOLPH, rt. June 15.—o. rl.t ”TTSWWHL
3w ~1 i no amateurs 1““
in the two days‘ tournament.
7,500 persons will attend the games. ed 142 out of a possible 150 the first
‘ day and 146 yesterday.
INDIANAPOLIS STRONG of Po‘rtland, Me, who ,won the pro-
‘t‘essional (touipetition, scored 142 and
HS.
’sPEEDING TO SMITH FOR GRAD.
UATION, ARRESTED, FINED
15.—Spceding
through this town on her way to her
Hendricks-s entries in the A. A. pen» class reunion at Smith college, North-
flout race, are one of the strongest ruin- ampton, Mass, Misti Mabel
. :2 years old, an attractive. youug lady
“Hendricks has built the. club up oi llronxville, N. Y., was arrested ‘ou
r ‘Inself" said Connolly," and in three a charge of reckless driving, by Eliot-
torcyr-le Policeman liouis Leapinaito.
was arraigned
llacon \l'akcruan later in the day, and
only one member of the club. Keller. on her plea lhttt it was necessary for
an outfielder. remains of tho aggr'ega- her to reach Northampton today, her
» flan Hendricks inherited when he mm.
.went to the Indiana capital with Jim- short
my MC Gill. and fined
“The pitching 5‘3” “f the ludiauupo- Ir r line and a few minutes later was
lit} Club is its strongest point. l-‘illiugim, hurrying toward Massachusetts.
ltoy Hayes, of 3S l’utnani avenue,
.\'orwalk. was arre‘ucd on Wednesday
. Box Dawson. Jake Northup, Irv Knutle- by
later and (‘lint Rogge make up the with kalpgs driving.
‘ staff. Hendricks also had Falkenberg. raiuued in the 10“." court yesterday,
but sold him to the Athletics and made but his ”we “.1”, polled on the
a good deal for a pitcher he really merit of (.0515.
Hart lord and
leaving
out the
.., or an average
she was found guilty
$2.3 and costs. quota of 2.225 by .quc
enlistment of Ti recruits it day,
.was followed today
by President IE. it:
' so runny bank“ rs had joined the
mime good clubs in the league. and it is ‘
filolals of the New York clrrb. Mctlraw :
' fined $500 and suspended sixtccn‘
days as a result of his row with Urn-E
“fire Byron in Cincinnati. The fine isl
a New Canaan nine. on the South[
BASEBALL PRESIDENT'S WIFE
KILLED
lll‘t‘truelytlca. .irit; rub t'\ t-rut‘w shrdl
S'I‘RINGPII‘ZLI), 0., .luut- ill—lira.
.l. liltucr llcdrllc wife of the presi-
dent of the Springfield baseball club.
was shot and killed last night, by .l.
‘M. lliuke, a farmer, who thought
members of an automobile party of
which Mrs. Redcile was one, were at-
tempting to steal his hogs. llinkle is
held for investigation and, according
to officers. admitted firing into the au-
tomobile as it was speeding away from,
near his place.
THREE ATHLETES "5‘” S‘rrvrrn island. \\'ur.
U. S. MARINE CORrP
BOSTON, Mass, .luue lS.—Thrcr-‘
former well—known athletes, Raymond
McWecney of Providence, R. 1.;
lt-rr‘f‘l'gt‘ li, Houghton of Holyoke, and
Llrrrues T. Andrrfivs of Newton, have'
’i- ined the l'nited States Marine Corps
in this city. .\Ic\\'eency was it hurd-
‘ler, baseball and football player at.
‘ rtlr-orgctown Yniversity; l-loutgliton a
.. The Norwnlk independents will . track man and oarsman at Springfield
high school, anti Andrews playeddhird
base a few years on the Univcnsuy of
Georgia team.
mw—m ‘
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Pa, June Err—Pur-l
chase oi lloberl W. Steele, left hand-
amateurtrap shooting cliainpionshil1 "d “When from the S" Louis .\'a-‘
tionals at the waiver price of $1,500.
was announced here
Barney Urey-fuss president
Pittsburgh team,
RECRUITING AID CLUBS.
NEW HAVEN,
lbit clubs are being formed in a num-
ber of cities and towns of the state. it
‘was stated today at the headquarters
of Major W. A. Mercer, U. S. A., (‘Oltl-
mandaut or the Connecticut district, to'
aid the regular army recruiting sta-
\\‘atel‘bury,x srr-ni to stern.
Bridgeport, and to co-,
operate with the main sitttlolt at New"
These clubs, it is slated, will
be given hearty tic-operation by the
New Haven and other recruiting
li.—llo your‘
issued todtry shows
that t‘onnecticur has sinCe April 1, rc~
still 1,275
state's
BANKERS ABANDON CONVENTION
Nl'7\\' Ytillly', .ltmt‘ lfi.~~.‘\ubouucc»
Aiu'u'icun Instituti-
llankinr: had decided to :r’mudou
annual convention, which was to have
in September.
it start-merit
lit-Williams
tll's,;ts to create t‘rnrcrgent'y conditions
War conditions gerr-
crally, he said, have placed upon
ext rnord i no r)‘
Work the details of, which
pin-formed largely by members 0! rlrr‘
it luou lrl
must
in place of the convention it one
sissiou will be held
Sent. to. wlrere each of tho. seventy.
live chapters 01' lllt‘ institute will be
represented by one delegate.
in (‘nicagxo
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
. Lounsbrrry' to William ll.
ttrnmit avenue,
to Richard
with, 1 acre and buildings at Straw-
berry Hill avenue. ‘
ltobcrt A. Edmond and wife to t‘hris-
topher \‘i', Fay and wife, lot and build-
ings at who Osborn rrvcntre. War.
Edgar H.
‘l‘reusser. 2 lots at Lenox place. War
Harry C. Show to Ernest V. Shaw,
land and buildinlis on East avenue and,
Beacon street.
May ti. Adams to George \Iitcboll,
Grand street.
Mushrooms.
tine enterprise and proyress, and pro-
filed by their example.
‘ ' rllUOTQ'S us to condemn the Kaiser for
from Cardinals: his colossal egotisru in view oi the
we llllYe been one
ir, but i think that anybody in Am-
crir-a who insists upon exploiting our
‘ and childhood
on wages that do not permit the luv“
to war their families properly. or did
women to remain lr;tIl'»stippoi‘tiiig and
virtuous, and that
of their birthright
t‘uruie develolmeut, is worse than it
llcuedlct Arnold to his country.
We need drastic child labor lii\\'r~,
rhir‘tuuru wage laws {or women work-
aud totes lor
night
of
He is to report
robs the children
lbturselvcs and their cl‘rldrr-u against
(ltrr whole system of justice ill this
legal practice l'i
tank with red rape and technicalities
ol'teu srri‘ir and the nuilr" rir'lr too
often trrrwlriprwd «it justice.
democracy and .deuls as wholly cool
and perfect and Germany's numeracy
and ideas its wholly bud and mil.
in condemnation of
some of the things tiermalyv has dour-
yield to no man
some l).ltl things that no richr lllllltlt-rl
pcrrplu care to emulate. it
sort why we should rncrlook the vale
urrblc lessons tieriirnpy
and is terrclrim: to all tirankind. it‘ltl to
the foolish notion into our head.
\l'hilc moral and rnltricul frr-cdnni
luv» llt'l'll the tlr-r-l' L:tl.ll.~‘ or err icinoi'
in America. l-Irirzlaud and France.
Irourruilc . wr-lt‘irr'c
:rurl \Vlltlt‘ Germany
“to wrrv of political lib-rly by subor-
dination to too gin-at :t tlr‘;:l‘l't‘, the ill-
rrruclr in run way of or-ouoori-~ vw-itarr-
lt‘l' our people
ilmost i‘ :ir'llselt‘ss degree the state to
the individual.
The war now being wound is coin:-
to tlelrrr‘liilllt‘ in my opinion whether
the wl-nlr- civilized world
in the future :1 similar llltlk‘fill‘llt'liilllt‘
suitor-din at i u:
r‘ llltlllm wbr-tlrcr war between the nu
as wur between our separate slates.
times are ‘stl close
that they often scorn devoid of rolnr.
and romance. pro'sait: and platter of
inspirirr;r as have
many of the past epochs ol‘ history.
and none will give the historians and
love s of history in the future a great
lnsrriratirrt or
more devnutlv that
too. had lived and played their parts
in the great world drama now bolus.
rum-WI than these ururvelous' tinrci,
in which we live.
3
' Harri star at so.
I
{this world war makes one the great-l
est. turning points of progress and‘
civilization in all the annals of lllllP,l
itary organizations resettled. in or
dcr to make him vatuoose from that
rial. with the exception infielder
t‘ounolly who is still laid up with a. W. L. pp‘
l stu’ this because i believe that TIGERS STACK AGAINST J Tl‘iE STANDINGS.
SPELKE A. C. SUNDAYI
Eastern League
V . . , . - . n . _ r
intents ‘now transplrrng are clearly. 'lhe Tigers Will have as their tip-{N _ H “9 L-
lladen With _tcon011ilc possibilities that ponents Sunday at Amusement Park. rt“ .. ayen ........ I; Z
rr‘ani'cend in importance the passing I}... last gunk“ A . . “ ““‘““ --------- 1d 1')
.ol t‘eudalism in Europe, and with poli- - , ' k.‘ l ' .0! pram i‘M'w London """" I“) ll
ticai potentualities as 21““ as those told. This ream played against l Lawrence ....... . . .15 35
involved in. the French rcvolurionf 'nt‘ llldt‘lrcndcnts of weeks: lli‘ldm‘ll‘lrI - - . . > - - >13 “
Letk us no proudly to our appointed asu, losing out by one run, with rh-e Ema“)? ' """ 11'; 3 11;
ta."'.~' ,. ,. ,, , _ . . . ,. .oztan
e ‘d ill? IHWHQUHH} Lu. Lrt Ll.‘ r('Ul" ol 7 to ti. lliey ll.l\'e strength ~ . ~ ~ ' -
go sightiul as the great visioued so . 1 d m“ 1' 9 ~ y ‘bfillllgflt‘ld 9 lo
mm lalth m ””d and our cause, w .19 it. in up ((.lisld‘tld ily attord National League.
that “... may MUN, lrb‘dse ourselves rug Ir) llit'll' unrnagemcnr, and are com . \V. L.
to this work, the glorious and lilting ing “1’ dl’ll‘l'lillflt‘d ‘0 “l". bl‘ll‘lglll‘; UP 5‘“ \mlk " """" 29, M
lialror ot llI'll'lllK the hand of provi ”“'““ EOOil box men. flit-1'12. Meadow-s. Ellill‘ddt'lplllil ”MW-:3 1t;
.. ..., . ,, . , - l"' ....... .....- 1.2.
Ltiltt to ll. r toi ull l'mr and twin and (Jordon. plnvcd . ““0. ., .
words ni‘l'iH‘i‘ and Democracy." ! » - ' ‘bl' 1‘0”” """"""" H 28
__ . I,wirb the regulars 01 last ‘ Cincinnati ........... 24 30
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BISMARCK‘S HOldSE STABBED ,rfil‘h‘tm and lrl'tibably is one (it the last- Brooklyn ....... . , . . .1; 24
... . ~ ‘w o; .............. ' 2
“w litllltitlx August Wrchruann, ,p'rh (stitrrrned out in btamtord Ill .1 goodl liltilsthli‘p-np :3 mi)
erwise known as l52>llliil‘t'lvi onee more while, is booked to apprar with titer ‘ D American-League 0‘
,, . . . \‘t‘ “max-'3' 's'." -1
(.llllt‘ below the gaze oi the public ‘ "lmimd‘ 1”}1 “ho h,“ Ju‘l round I “7- L- P-
ost-s- “'le atternon when a fre~h ed into torm, will probably do inouudq‘mm“, ,, 17
youua participant in ”w 1 mm” Bond duty for the out of town team. if such .iloston .. .. ........:.'. 17
I, 1 ' '- n... . ’iv '- n q
parade stuck a bayonet into the sides I“ ”"9 (“'3’ ”w game In Hue to be M“ 1:11“ I‘m; 4 WWI-)3 32
. .. .. .. "Merl ".‘rl'e't lc r'>‘ 'e (*“P‘Pam """"""‘ '
oi the horse he was riding. [\Ir. \\ rch- 4s . . Z is Lt) 3)“ h M” “h n h :lietroit . . . . .21 2:3
moon is always interesred in public 1‘ LUlllg.llg)' . Philadelphia ......... 19 28
tleliroustrutions and shows his patri—‘ The Tm?” have argued up 8””!an \‘i’ashingtrrn ' " ' ‘ ‘ 18 29
ntislrl bv lr'trtit‘ilratln" in them y,,. the crack shortstop ol' the Port t‘lies~| lnternationa League.
.. a . r- .- y,‘ _ ,.._ “'
tr-rday llt- saddled up his horse, noted “'"” ““5 Md)“ 1” out 0f ‘1“ m“ pmyidpnpp 09- 13“ 1:10;
. . . , ,k. ' ",, .. ., ‘: .- 1, “'11 ,5 . .......... .
tor his laurotr's cakewalk and rumble f5! .mlh’mrjl" eur IVIH)\Hf1ghh .. ”l Newark ............. '37 17 till;
. stroll down the South Xorwalk rail- m .\r)l\\it|k, .rnd ’1 L5 “ ”"1“ to “‘”“ 1, Baltimore . . .37 2t) ..Trl‘fi
road station tunnel stairs and pro him 1“ “mm” a" he combines giacciui-l “Who’ll” --------- 337 3” 5"
, . .- . ..2' 2r r
cct-tlcd to take part m the riionstcr' m >5 “,”h N.” ( d' .. . I‘lll‘lnfilfiriuo I I . V I l H 3 at: ‘
parade. .ir times, he lr‘aded it. a fact Outside oi behmell file-Imp” “m \ion‘trgal ''''''''''' “g5 37
_. , , ,» . I‘s‘ c team 'r.‘ us- ‘. ' . '
which a :curlt'lualt lll one of the urli~ u“) llldtlltdll) ”1‘ dm ‘5 Richmond ...... ....lo 3 .“‘Iu
American ASSOciation.
.. . . - i 1' r '1; .........' 9 id.
positron lll lively order, that uentlc- Km‘umd hg' lk ll 1 l 1 } ,(lpgfilfig‘lfilh 3'" ‘l’l ’17:
. . i ~ ' - -‘ (J l l I (my. . ............ it- .. ..-
ruan prom-tidied to stick the bayonet —_ 3191;“:"13;“’““!“le l .tllle W; St. Paul ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 27 24 .5129
into rm. 'n'ltlt‘ry of llislurlr‘ck's llOl‘s‘ru He ”‘jf‘n *3 “" ‘ Louisville . . . . ...30 28 or?
ripped the flesh or” the annual consid- “'"ng 9" ' Lliansas (‘ity ....... ..21 27
. , . - ,._ ._ . , .. 0.; ..0
cr'rrblv and caused a painful wound. . Minneapolis ... - . . - —' 0
EPENDENTS WANT A PITCHER . , 22 3
.‘.lr. \\ iclrmaulr has t‘tlllllllitlllt'tl to lll“ ”“3 . , . , ,A .Siiilwnuktt ' ‘ ‘ “ _ ,,
1- I l r . . Sunday's game at the “and nurse 1‘.”de ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 23 33
“or“? an" no mu H' "Hm” “I” lit tlrounds, berw‘t'eu the Not-walk lnde-r W“"‘"—
lit it ll. [wmpimg and the Nnruums, gives (iv-i YESTERDAY’S RESULTS.
was obscrycd with unusual displayl
evy indication or being the best con,
EAGLES FARADE 'N WATERBURV‘ test that has been Hinged on the tip-1
“y‘vmltumv’n‘ J‘mp ””’“Vlilg WY town grounds this sensory, '
At the present time,
'Eastern League.
Hartford, 1]; Portland, 4.
\\'ol‘cc>lcr, 3; New Haven, 2:
lllt‘ indepcn- inning;
in this city, the chit-f tcatnre being llltf tiruts are t‘tlslll‘i-‘i about tor a pitcher, Lawrence, 4; New London, 2.
“‘"“ ””'“”” ”Y m" l"""""'“"‘l 0“!” inasmuch as the)‘ will u<e li‘l‘t‘d Sillllh‘
ot Iiaelcs. Public and private build-Lung unnrniei-l in the New t‘anaan
inns \tr-r'c elaborately decorated in
unit--
National League.
St. Louis, 5; Brooklyn, 4. I
km“). New York, 2: Pittsburgh, 0.
horror of Hit occasion Nearly every illooiuqtlist will again be humid the, (‘incinna'i‘ 6: philfldprphm. 5_
city in tlit- ulillrr in “rm-h there is “"lplnte for the locals.
Homes. and lllazey will compose the
”I“ WING". the procossion being both Xnititou battcr)’.
aer'lr- ot‘ l'Irz'Irs had a delegation in:
patriotic and picturesque. lrrill and
lirtlrr ll. Huber, or this city, was glr'ilnd
marshal, and the parade was reviewed NOTICE TO SPE
by' Mayor Scully and othcr' city oili—
cinlr‘. .\ ball will be l‘l‘ltl t!ri~~ t-y'errin:
hit: at El o'cocli.
- ~ m”? ST'RRIMG UP THE SLACKERS lllutllll'll'lIWN ot' theatres. public ryhibi»:
I” t-crluaur, NEW YURK’ .luue 1;,‘~_‘\ ”"“p‘m“ tr‘us. bill‘irrrl’aud pool rooms, bowl-l
of education to bring home to .\‘r\\' irru nip-vs. uiauullrctrrrclrs ot‘ tolmcrrni
' ' "' “ ' ' ' ‘ '.: - ’.s and ci'urtttcs, rrrlguisrs, Ill)"
\"‘k‘ I» ”1 {Ml ”h” ”h I ‘1Midiiltfidlns,dentisls and vctcrimrluus. tic”: 'GAMES TODAY.
are subject to >llt‘t'lttl tax.
The ittxt‘s are due and pay
Slates is at war was begun today.
L
when I-‘ruucis ti. Landon. with rank
of "corrrrurrndt r,"
fit-cs for Lillltl Speakers period from July l.
The slucknrss of enlistulcuts in the “HR
arurv is given as. a reason for a strong-
rr r‘tlllt‘flllllll’rl campaign. ,
011!“ 0| Illr‘ i-ll"‘itlt’<i drawbacks ml
the recruiting llltl‘.|‘2‘.t‘lll in New York
city l.i the zri "r rite of wages paid to;
all class: 2 or ',‘l‘ r'. i
CHALLENCE room WEST SIDE
v A. C.
The West Sid» .\.- t‘. ('lltlll°‘l'l,f!"§ :rnyI
team in .\'n1w.rl‘.i r ring from lti to
18 years. "‘rey would like to her
from the Tichtwady, Federals or (’lu-
counts.
d,-;;ri-v ti‘llllis tippt-rtrr‘ti in uniform MW of them step lively ””5
and there were several bands and .\‘ororon defeated \\'lritn
drum t'ril‘pa‘ in line. titty (-lcrk \\'il- Sunday. by the Sum, oi.ti to 5‘
CIAL TAX PAYERS.
ll.\ll’l‘l«‘(TTlet.rnn.. .que ll, Nil.
1 rt-spectl'ully beg to call attentionl
. - iot' all those concerned: rhaT 'ForLu-s ll j
and ll!" <t.llr‘ t‘nllt'r‘lillml oi the Pa and HS hm... been s. or out to all spe-r ,
Lil‘s will he held horc tomorrow, opcn- rirrl latx my,” in this district. l
lilt’Wl'l'ri. rectitlers, wholesale and‘
retail liquor dealt-rs, wlirrlcsn‘c and re-
oleorunrgarine brokers.
J A .\l LS J. WALS) l.
Collector.
CITY COURT CASES
Solomon Smith, colored, conir'rlaiuod
to the down town police that he
, ,lcst or been robbed of $7.20. The
:licr‘ are investigating.
bad 3
arrested for: ilull‘alo at Baltimore.
u. drunkenness by Officer (laiuor last
night and in the city court this morn
l Chicag , 5:,Bostou, 3.
‘ American League.
St, Louis, 3: Boston, 0.
ac- ,
, ? Other games pusrponed, rain.
"“ International League.
season. Rochester. 17; l’ull’trlo, tr.
last l’rru‘itlcuce. 21-4; Newark. 1-8.
3 Toronto, .‘i; Moutiral. 3.
l llillllllltil‘t’lilt’lllllOiltl, ruin.
! American Association.
i ‘L'Ollllllbllb, l: Louisville, 2.
.\ii|waukec, 4-}: Minneapolis, 3-].
Kansas City, iii: St. Paul. 7.
igs.
' Southern Association.
t inns.
New Orleans, 3: llr-nrplris, 0.
Birmingham, 10; Nashville, 1.
'Mobichittlc Rock.- ruin.
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opened rccl‘lllllllis‘ “5" before June :ir’rth, tlrlT. and cover iho~ llarrlord at Portland
‘ “'17 I” .lrmc 3".“ Xew‘ London at Lawrence.
Norrprtyrncur of 1er within they Bl-idgppnrt at Springfield.
prettri‘nr-ti lllllt". subject; delinqurnts" New Haven 41 \\'orccster.
to ll .30 WT cent penalty, '
r National League.
I New York :'I l’ittshlll‘zll.
: llrooklyu rrr St. Louis.
1 loslou at Chicago.
i Philadelphia. at Cincinnati.
‘ American League.
l (‘Iricago at Boslon.
' St. Louis at New York.
Detroit at Washington.
po- Cleveland at Philadelphia.
i International League.
'iflJ-J’J‘v (—Taw—«w
' R0(ll(‘$le‘l‘ at Richmond.
*Tornnro at Newark.
Montreal at Providence.
. n he: Wlll‘l‘P..“llt" was arraigned below, ~____”K __
cits for a game for this bunday morn- - ' I
ing Itlno l7 ‘i'iiue‘s will be pl'tvcd on Judge George II. Vosburgh, was sen-l HOSPITAL NOTES
. i . \ - t . . . . - . ‘ _ ' \ ‘ 9 4 $ X F.
the (‘oloniai or any other field in tenced to 30 days ”‘ 13‘1' r Arthur “ll-“b 0f 1- Rtymond “”8 '-
town. . .
‘ HENRY OLSEN,
Manager. Tel, its“.
Omcer Flynn found a grabber used and Homer Ferguson. of 24 Spring
in picking up articles out of store Win ‘jstrcct, were admitted yesterday.
ldows last night and it is now at the! Stanley Taylor. ot‘East Rocks Roads
down town police station.
died in the hospital yesterday.
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