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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-28
Batteries: Bresnehan and Mcclure: Sud-
hon and Murphy,
.Umpire--Mr. Kelly. Time. hour and
Is minutes.
LAJOIE. .HoW COME YOU SOL

umpire--Mr. Kelly. Time. l hour and
Is minutes.
LAJoIE. "How COME YoU So"
PHILADELPHIA. August z.-Lajoie
went Into to-day's game yisibly under the
influence OF liquor. His stupid work gave
Pittsburg one OF their two runs in the
first inning. He was then, retired, Gelr
base. Pittsburg won the game by doing
the better hitting. Attendance. 1850.
Philadelphia :. ...o11oosoooG 10 .
Pittsburg go. .2O1000021 II
Batteries: Wheeler and Mcfarland;
Umpire-Mr Mcdonald. Time. hours.
GIANTS IN THIRD PLACE.
NEW YORK. August H.-New York
race to-day by winning the first game OF
a double-header from Anson's Colts. and
clinched the position by taking the second
game. The Chicago players were never in
Il with Joyce's men. They. hit Meekin
at times, but scored in only three innings.
The Giants. by their hits off Friend, with
the assistance Of bases on balls and err
rors. won out
In the second game Sullivan was a
puzzle. Chicago could get only two hits
off the big twirler Attendance 9lq % T.
New YORK ...010420o2.-9 II 0
Chicago, ...1OO1O10OO- s 3
Batteries: Meekin and Warner; Friend
and Donohue.
~ minutes.
Second game: r. II. Il;
Chicago 10000 100000 2 4
Batteries: Sullivan and Warner; Briggs
I'll Umpire-Mr Emslie. Time hour and
* minutes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-28
ANOTHER GOOD GAME
RICHMOND TOOK THE SECOND
CONTEST FROM NORFOLK.
WON BY CLEVER BASE-RUNEING.

The Johnnics Made Every Hit Count
for All IL Was Worth, and Lost No
Time on the Cornerstone Quick,
Snappy Fielding.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-28
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MATURE ALMANAC. Ace. %, 1897.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-28
SCORE BY INNINGS.

't"iS.ss. ...sss .s........f ~ 10
"Flaherty batted for Viau in the ninth
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-28
THE MEN DISMISSED.
HEALTH COMMITTEE sUsTAIys
PRESIDENT OF THE BOARD.
WANTED WALTON REMOVED.
The Sanitary Omccr Turns the
Tables on Those Alleged to Have
Been I'm This Observation-Disclosures
Angle I'm the Matter.

The Council Committee on Health con-
vened in special session in Room No. IL
OF the City Hall at O'clock last night,
at which the dismissal OF five men from
the Health Department was investigated,
with the result that the action of the
President of the Board OF Health was sus-
tanned. Those present were Chairman
Hobson and Messrs. Blanks, Cutchins,
Burton, Moore, and Williams. The fol-
lowing communication was read in con-
nection with the matter:
Richmond, Va, August q 1897.
To the Honorable Members Of the Health
Committee:
Inasmuch as we have been dismissed
from the force for waiting on the Chief
Of Police for the purpose of having Mr..
Walton Zone of the sanitary police Off
cers) removed We ask for a hearing be-
fore that body tonight that we may find
out who told Mr.. Walton this news, as
he would not tell us when we were dis
charged. We hope this committee viii
see fit to reinstate US TO our places, as
we have families TO take care Of Hoping
you all will give this matter your careful
attention. and do by US as you think
proper we will remain as ever, truly
respectful X. III. FORD.
j. Il. BRANCH,
&. KENNEDY,
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to s in favor of Taft's. Tomorrow the school will play the alumni from Yale.
EAST MORRIS.

COMMUNITY AND PERSONAL JOTTINGs.
 The Morris church has had it's Easter service and it was great success in all points of view. The commemeration of the Savior's resurrection ever brings joy to the hearts that believe.
 Roberts Stevens of Thomaston has been guest of H. B. Stockbridge, for a few days.
 Timothy Whittlesey. of New Haven is 8 guest of Mrs R. Nj. Treat.
 Miss Sallie Johnson of the Normal, New Britain, ard Miss Ingersol of Waterbury, are spending their Easter vacation at F. Fl. Johnson's.
 The Union mission held social at Samuel Lewis,' TuesdayIevening. They had 8 most delightful time, with recita. tions and music. Prof Cole of Harwin' ton gave very entertaining readings.
 Mrs Calvert Randall, who has done much for the Union mission work, was on Thursday evening, most delightful ly surprised by many friends, and had g chair presented to her from the Mission Sunday ischooi by Superintendent Wright. A little later another easy chail was given to Superintendent Stockbridg' of the Morris Sunday school from friends in Morris and East Morris.
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NEW MILFORD.
THE BIG FIRE AT STILL RIVER.

Monday evening about o'clock the whistle of the Bridgeport Wood Finish ing Co.,, blew an alarm of fire at their works. The paint department and stor- age building of paint materials, together with the shipping office were burned to the ground and large quantity of paints ready for shipment were destroyed. By plenty of hard work and by the assist ance of plenty of help, the fire was kept to this one building which was fortunate indeed, and it being situated so closely to the large main building, it seems al- most 8 miracle that 1t was saved from the elements. The railroad bridge, cross ing Still river, was set on fire and dam- aged slightly. Agent Theodore F. Platt at New Milford was aroused from his slumbers and he went down to see about the safety of the night trains in crossing over the bridge. After some delay and slight repairs the trains crossed over in safety and all trains are running as usual. This fire makes the third one in town within the last five weeks and it haaagot to be an old saying, and gener- ally believed by many, that fires and &C., cidents go by threes before there is 8 long lull in time between them. It is hoped that we may be spared for long spell before being obliged to give an ac- count of more of like nature.
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to be experiencing workable cyclone of prosperity. Owing to genuine demand for increased advertising space, it has been enlarged, from twenty-four to a twenty eight column paper. Its pub- fishers, the Messrs Farrally Brothers, will please accept our congratulations Westerly Tribune.
 Rev MT Gilbert has visited at Carlysle, Pa. He also attended the Methodist confere nee.
 George E. Ferris began work. this week, at his brick yard, of which R. F. Maxffeld is the superintendent. MT Fer. ris turns out some 800,000 brick in the course of the season.
 George E. Ferris was at South Norwalk on Monday.
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THE MERRYALL DISTRICT.

Miss Emeline Good spent Sunday at her home here, much to the pleasure of her many friends.
 J. H. Hall, Sr., is recovering from the humps.
 Mrs George Roberts moves to Torring. ton, this week, where her husband is em. ployed in brass mill.
 Our spring term of school is taught by the same teacher, Egbert Warehouse.
 Merton Peet has a new carriage.
 Miss Minnie Peet furnished fine col lection of potted plants for the Easter exercises in the chapel.
 Clarence Hendricks has bicycle.
 MT and Mrs s. Waldron were at MI Ives', Sunday; also Minnie Pomeroy al her brothers.
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A SOCIAL EVENT,

One of the most successful entertain ments given by the Sexta Fiera so far, was that held at the residence of Mrs Merritt Heminway, last Friday evening. Prof Hubbard was present to make the audience laugh with his inimitable selec- tions. Everyone who has heard Prof Hubbard knows that to have him present at an entertainment ensures pleasant tune for the rest. Among others who added to the amusement were Charles Farnham of Waterbury, violinist. s. A. Wise, pianist and Master George Zeidler, 8 pupil of MT Farnham, who rendered a violin solo with piano accompaniment with excellent effect.
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In New Haven County.
QUAKER FARMS.

UNION MISSION ORGASIZ ED.
 The meetings held here during the last few weeks by MT and Mrs G. A. Stanton of Waterbury, have resulted in the or- ganization of the Quaker Farms Union mission. It will probably be connected with the Zoar Bridge Methodist church, in measure. The officers are ss fol- lows: President, H. B. Brewer; vice president, c. c. Ryder; secretary, Theo- dore Hine; treasurer, c. c. Ryder; chorister, George Thrall. Messrs Kelly, Christianseu and Rowland are also members of the executive board.
 MT and Mrs Fitzsimons of Waterbury were in town, last Sunday, and conduct ed the meeting at the hall.
 Mrs s. c. Kelly has been visiting friends in Bridgeport.
 Miss Eva Brewer has been in Water bury for two weeks.
 s. G. Kelly has bought 8 handsome horse in Waterbury.
 ". G. Tomlinson has set out 4000 strawberry plants.
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Dentist Frank Thomas of Philadelphia spent few days last week with his sis ter, Mrs Walter Thomas.
 Col A. L. Hodge attended the Grant celebration in New York City on Tues day.
 E. c. Andrews, agent for the State Board of Education, has been inspecting the schools in order to see that the school laws are compiled with. Miss Lida DavenporG spent Saturday and Sunday in New Milford The Congregational church was closed, last Sunday, owing to the absence of the pastor.i
 A number from this place attended the funeral of Eli Minor, a former resident of this place, in Bridgewater, last Wednes- day afternoon. Dr L. J. Pons spent a few days in Bridgeport, last week. Mrs Willard Hodge has been quite sick the past week and unable to fill her place as teacher at the Center school.
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WATERTOWN.
OAKVILLE AND VICINITY.

Mrs Charles Bradley has been quite sick. Mrs Clarence Yale has taken care of her. William Mccormack is very sick.
 The new houses of Messrs Joseph Baird, Sylvester Lefage and John Ken nedy are all being finished for occupan- cy Mrs Charles Warner has had her house painted very pretty, where MT Newall lives.
 Mir and Mrs Russell of Orange were visiting their sons, William and Harry Russell of this village, over Sunday.
 Edward Beardslee of Hartford was here at his aunt's for a few days, last week, being one of the ushers at the At wood-Mattoon wedding in Watertown.
 Henry Stone was home at A. A. Stones over Sunday.
 Contractor H. ". Warner is at work with large force of men and teams at the Congregational church, Watertown, fixing it over.
 o. F. Hungerford has improved his place very much by new barns and other buildings.
 Frank Ball has his cellar built for h is new house.
 Eugene Skilton has his cellar dug and ready for stoning for his house.
 William o. Beardslee and wife from Bridgewater were in this village with friends over Sunday.
 Miss Mary Beardslee has gone to Hart ford for a few days.
 Russell Brothers drive 8 new horse, No. 6, and good looking one.
 John J. Rodgers had his house painted, last week.
 Miss Bertha Watrous of Hartford is visiting her sister, Mrs William Russell, for few days.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs HAVE A FINE TIME.
 There was jolly time at Pythian hall last Thursday evening, when Columbus lodge, No 12, K. of P, celebrated it's sixth anniversary. The arrangements were in the hands of Col John Evans, J. T. McClery and k. w. Bunnell and right well did they acquit themselves. About 300 were present, quite number having come up from Waterbury. A fancy drill was given by the drill team Of Mag nolia lodge of Waterbury which was much enjoyed by those present, especi- ally the ladies. At the conclusion of the exercises special train returned to Waterbury. There were present as grand lodge representatives Grand Chancellor V. M. King, Grand Chancellor F. W. Chesson, Grand Keeper of Records and Seal H. o. Case, and many other promi- nent members of the fraternity. All
 were well pleased withG their evenings entertainment. After the speechmaking which kept up until about 10 o'clock, dancing was the order of entertainment
 About l o'clock the people began to scat ter and one of Columbus lodges most successful anniversaries was brought to close.
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BANTAM.
PERSONAL AFFAIRS.

Mrs Nettie Benedict has been under the weather for few days.
 Miss Myra Emmons is back from Tor ringten.
 Miss Cora Emmons is at West Morris attending her aunt, Mrs Samuel Bur- gess, who is sick.
 J. D. Wheeler is in Buffalo buying stock for his new farm.
 Charles Wheeler and family move to Torrington, Saturday.
 Frank Parker and rsmily have moved to Torrington where he has first rate job as mason.
 The Epworth League held sociable at Euos Benedict's, last Saturday even ing.
 c. J. Parshley was in Meriden, last week.
 Howard Bissell has bicycle.
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ooNeREGATIoNAI, cHucH TopIcs.

Rev H. W. Pope of New Haven will be- gin the series of meetings that he is to hold here at the Congregational church, next Sunday morning. Meetings will be held daily thereafter for one week or longer, at 3.30 and 30 D. m.
 Preparatory lecture in the lecture room of the church on Friday at p. n.
 The sacrament of the Lords Supper will be observed next Sunday morning tain. widow of the late Ralph Rowland, died at her home on Tuesday of last week and WAS buried in the Congregational cemetery on Friday.
 MT and Mrs J. F. Gibbs were in Bridge. port the first part of the week. Mir Gibbs went to attend meeting of the State
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ROXBURY.
THE PURLIC LIBRARY.

The report of the Roxbury public li- brary for its first quarter is as follows The number of persons who have regis tered to draw books is 154. The library has been open 9 days. The circulation of books has been S64 volumes. The cir. culation of magazines has been v. The reading room has been fairly well used. There has been taken ID fines on over due books S1,16.-[Walter Downes Humph- rev. Librarian,
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SOUVENIR!
TheAMERICAN QUEEN

This store again demonstrates it's position as the city's foremost establishment and VIII present each visitor on Merchants Day with a copy Of the American Queen, a journal of Fashion and contains the highest, newest happenings in the woman's World. The American Queen will be one of the features to carry home. There will be others, in prices, in goods. and in special values.
 Register for tho monthly publication and ask for particulars.
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KENT.
A SPLENDID ENTERTAINMENT.

4 SPLENDID ENTERTAINMENT.
 The entertainment given at Gibbs hall, last week, by the blind people from the institute at Hartford was we'll attended and rare treat was enjoyed by all pres ent. The music and readings were ex- ceptionally good and Miss Hinman's il- lustration of how she dId her work as clerk in grocery store was worth see. ing. By peculiar method of typewrit. ing tshe lean take note of orders with greater dispatch than they can be writ ten by one who can see. Her accuracy is wonderful.
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AT CHRIST CHURCH.

On April 2l Bishop Coleman visited this parish. A practical and interesting sermon delivered by the bishop was fol lowed by the confirmation service. Quite large class for so small parish as ROx- bury were confirmed. There were II ,old and young. After the service the con- gregation was invited to meet Bishop Coleman at the rectory, of which large number were glad to take advantage.
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sOUTHVILLE.
PERSONAL sOTTINGs

PERSONAL SOTTINGS. Mrs D. R. Barnum entertained friends from Bridgeport and Brookfield, recently. Mr Whalley entertained friends from Danbury over Sunday.
 D. Beers was the guest of Mrs Laura Welton, Sunday.
 Messrs Evittss & Keeler of Bridgeport called at G. W. Northrop's, Sunday. Mrs G. W. Northrop and daughter,
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BOYS, DON'T SCORCH.

Last Friday evening while Clifford Tolles and Elliot Griffin were scorching down the new road on their bicycles, Griffin being in the lead pulled up short to let team go past. Tolles, who was coming along in the road at what might be called 2.40 clip, did not pull up quick enough and striking with his front wheel against the step of Grifin's wheel he made flying dash through the air. eye sums up the damage. Boys, dor't scOrchi
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Miss Miilie, were in New Milford, last week.
 H. N. Camp and A. NJ. Worden took 8 drive to Woodbury, last Saturday.
 Mrs Squires, who has been taking care of Mrs E. W. Smith, has returned to her home.
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HURRY UP THE TROLLEY.

~ Farmers are very busy with their spring work which somewhat interferes with the merchants, as the teams are kept busy and the families can't come to town every day. Just wait till we get the trolley line built from here to the Lake which will stop some of this keep ing folks at home. Gentlemen, hurry up the trolley!
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Mothers ISook

s Are your children restless and thirs-s ty, with slight fever at night and 5 fretful through the day? Wormss
 are undoubtedly the cause of thes disorder. Smiths Worm Syrups will remove them if used as direc-s ted. Sold by all druggists. Prices
 25 cents per bottle. 5 S. ". Smith < O.. Ansonia. Conn.i
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Wilbur T. Kilbourn and family spent the day in New Milford, last Saturday.
 Mrs Earle Buckingham came home, last Saturday evening.
 Edgar Calhoun of Waterbury is at his farm on Calhoun street.
 Mrs A. c. Titus is confined in the house with rheumatism.
 K. G. Clark visited the Wallingford Masonic home, last week, and was much pleased with the manner in which it was conducted under the management of Charles Buckingham and wife.
 The last meeting of the Women's club was held at the Gunnery hall on Thurs. day evening. Mrs Carter and Mrs Dr Ford went to Bridgeport to attend the state meeting of the literary societies last week. Four ladies were appointed to prepare program for the coming year, Mrs William Hickox, Mrs Ford Seeley, Mrs John Brinsmade and Mrs Angell.
 Miss Maud Cross of Brooklyn is guest at Henry Foulois'.
 Ernest Black and father and Mir Pop penseik went to New York to attend the dedication of the Grant monument on Tuesday.
 The concert by the blind was we'll at tended, last week Wednesday.
 Mrs George Richards is with her sis ter, Mrs Julia Richards, for few weeks before opening her house in Litchfield.
 A reception was given at Frank Wood ruf7s on Tuesday evening to George Watts and bride.
 The railroad company have commenced distributing ties at various places where they are needed. They are employing an extra force of men. Dayton Durley and Nels Peterson are mong the number.
 The school committee have made i'm provements about the Romford school house. They have bought more lana so that the children may have room Fin which to play.
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Board of Health and returned Tuesday evening. Mrs Gibbs will remain through the week.
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CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES.

CONGREGAllONAL CHUhCd NOIESs
 At the Congregational church last Thursday evening there was an enter tainment given by the young people. Quite large number were present who enjoyed themselves to the utmost. Last Tuesday afternoon there was a meeting of the Congregational society for the purpose of taking into considera- tion further improvements around the building. Work on the improvements already agreed upon is now being pushed forward. During the time necessary to do the work, services will be held in the chapel.
 Mrs Harry Lewis is sick with pneu ! monia and it is doubtful whether she will recover.
 Mrs James M. Atwood, who was badly burned some time ago by putting gur powder in the stove under the impress l ion that it was turnip seed, has com l pletely recovered with the exception oi he right eye, the sight of which is com pletely destroyed.
 James McGough has moved into the Mary PritchaId house, lately vacated by H. M. Judd.
 1 Last Monday evening the Christ church choir gave their sociable whicf had been postponed. There was goot crowd present and dancing was indulget l in until after II o'clock. Freeman's or chestra furnished the music.
 At Mir Taft's school last Saturday even ing Henry W. Raymond of Germantown
 Pa., gave lecture on the mauufactur of guns. cannon and smokeless powder also on the education and life of officer and men of the navy. The lecture wa illustrated by stere0ptfcan views.
 Last Saturday the first ball game 0
 the season came off at the Fair ground between Tgft's and Yale '9S. Score, l
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WEST CORNWALL.

DEATH IoF MRS HENRY FAIRcHILD.
 Mrs Henry Fairchild died, last Satur- day night, leaving husband and baby about six weeks old to mourn. The funeral was attended. Tuesday.
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LitchfieId County News
WASHINGTON.

THE SWEDISH CONTEMPORARIES
 The Lutheran minister was at Bristol two days, last week, in attendance upon their monthly convention.
 There has been three days mission ary meeting at the Swedish Congrega- tfonal church. Their pastor, Rev MT Borg, was installed on Sunday after noon. A missionary from Alaska spoke on Tuesday evening.
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LACES.
 Oriental Laces for Neck and Sleeves in cream and butter, l2 l2c yd. worth 25c.
 Cream Silk Boleros 0sc, worth 81 50 to $2. Children's Lawn Bonnets 25c each, worth soc to 75c
 Ladies' Swiss embroidered Handkerchiefs, always sold at 26c to 39c. Special 12 l-2c. And a thousand and one other offerings equally as cheap.
 ladies' Fast Black HsrmsdOrt dye, double sole heel and toe, l2 l-2c ipr. 25c quality and others from Sc to soc pr.
 Ladies' Jersey Ribbed Vests in White and Ecru 9c. regular l9c quality and others from Sc to 75c each.
 Ladies' clasp White Embroidered Kid Gloves, 69e worth &l.
 Ladies' button Embroidered back Kid Gloves, In all shades, worth $l at 69c.
 Ladies' 1 button embroidered back Kid Gloves, white, tan, mode, butter, reds and black, worth 8l 50 at 9sc pr.
 button Lisle thread Gloves, 29c worth 4sc.
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The measles are still lingering saround the suburbs of this village.
 Now is the time of year for planting Don't forget that Bradley's fertilizer is the best on the market.
 James A. Cochrane has been in Yer mont the past week buying cows, youn g stock, etc. He is expected home thii week.
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DEATH OF MRS ROYAL BUCKINGHAM.

DEATH OF MRS ROYAL BUCKINGHAM.
 Mrs Royal Buckingham, whose health has been somewhat impaired for many years, died at her residence on South Main street. Sunday night last. The fu- neral was on Wednesday. Her age was 70 years. Rev MT Plumb of St Johns church officiated.