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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-14

ID RoPOSALS FOR, SUPPLIES . MA
Il tional Soldiers Homo. Va, Treas
urcr,s OFFICE. July, 9th. 1870. Scaled pro-
posals will be received at this office until
noon. Tuesday July Eth. 1900. for furnish
ing and delivery. of builders, engineers and
painters supplies at Southern Eranch.
National Home for ID. Y. s.. during the
three months ending seth September and
the six months ending Slst December, 1850.
Standards can be examined. and printed
instructions and specifications ana blank
proposals will be supplied upon applica-
ton To this Office. Bids aggrcgatng over
$4,000 must be accompanied by Il certified
check, payable To the undersigned Treas
urcr. for ut least five per ccntum OF the
amount thereof. which check will be for
fcitcd to the National Home for ID. V. s..
In case the successful bidder refuses or
fails to enter into contract as required:
otherwise, to he returned Ia the bidder.
Samples presented by bidders will not he
considered unless same are called for in
specifications. Tho right is reserved TO
reject any or all proposals. or 10 waive
informaIiiics therein; Envelopes contain
ing proposals should he cndorsed-"Pro-
posais for Supplies. y. u. u; V. s." aud
addressed to the undersigned. WM.
THOMPSON, Treasurer. Approved: L. r.
WO0DFIN, Governor. 1t
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Before You Travel.

North or West. call upon the under
signed for lowest rates 10 all points
via Baltimore and Ohio railroad (Royal
Blue Lne). Bay Line. Washington
steamers and Chesapeake Line; finest.
fastest and safest trains in the world
ARTHUR G.. LEWIS.
s. T. A. Baltimore & Ohio II. r.
Under Atlantic Hotel)
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College Of William and Mary
WILLIAMSBURG, VA.

Two hundred and eighth session.
LIST. Full Normal Course. board. includ-
Ing fuel lights and washing. so a month.
No tuition fees for STUDENTS In NOR
NAL DEPARTMENT..
I'd. Full Collegiate Course.
Session begins first Thursday in Octo-
Der. Send for Catalogue.
LYON G. TYLER. NJ. A., LII. d.
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OT1iCe OF TIC
Board Street. Sewer and Drain Comb

Board Street, Sewer and Drain Comb
Norfolk, Va, july 18th. 1900
ID IDS WILL BE OPENED At THIS
ID office at u o'clock noon on July DIST.
1900 for sand to be delivered at needed
points in the city until June Goth. 1891.
Bids must be made at so much per load
of twelve bushels Only clean sharp
Sandy Point sand will be accepted, and
bids.
Any information in regard to above may
be had NJ the City Engineers Office. The
right to reject amy or all bids Is reserved.
j. ID. IIOFlIETAlER.
Chairman 3D. s., S. & ID. Commrs.
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Virginia Beach.

Special excursion tickets again on
sale. good for round trip, meal. and
bath. only 81. at Atlantic Hotel. Good
on all trains. Ask ticket agent for this
ticket.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-14

Special excursion tickets again on
sale Good for round trip. meal, and
bath. only 81, at Atlantic Hotel. GOOD
on ali trains. Ask ticket agent for this
ticket.
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Ewes Examined Free.

DR.. A. Week manager OF the optical
department OF the Gale Jewelry Com
pany. will examine your eyes free. De-
fective vision and complicated cases
specially Invited to call. ie26-tf
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ROaRpERS.

w ANTI5D-BOARDER VERY DE-
w sirable location: convenient to bust
ness; rooms we'll furnished and airy: care
ful attention to table: terms moderate.
Apply 4Sl FrecmaSon street tyl4-2ts
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE


VXTANTED--l2 LADIES TO TRAVEL
w salary $3.50 and expenses; absolutely
no canvassing; permanent position; ref
erence; enclose self addressed stamped
envelope COLONIAL COMPANY. $50
Dearborn ST., Chicago. jyS.14.15-3t
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AGENTS WANTED.

O. 5000 PER MONTH DURING CAM
10 paign and permanent position after.
Man or lady. ZIEGLER CO, 2l7 Locust
St. Philadelphia je2O-sa, su. WELT
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ADIEsi Use Chehes,er's English Pennyroyai Pills.
ii h Heat safseti osly Reliable, Take no other.
ntars snd Rssfor LHflss IA letter by return M ali,
Chiehcater Oh eaical Co., PhiInda,. Pa,
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+ R .. G. !

Elegant music by Prof Schwenll's
full orchestra and Gancing at South
Norfolk Park.
These entertainments are given
Monday, Wednesday and Friday even
ings of each week.
Dancing lessons given before amuse-
ments begin.
Good order preserved at all times.
Refreshments served. Take ferry to
Berkley and electric cars will carry
you direct to the park. Come and en-
Joy yourselves. tf
Office Of the
Board of Street. Sewer and Drain Conn
Norfolk. Va. July 18th. laIDl
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.

TO CURE COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All drugE!sts refund the money II Il fails
TO cure w. Groves signature IL on
each box CSC.
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FOR RENT.


NOR RENT-THE RESIDENCE OF
II the late Judge Blow 90 Boush street
Tor a desirable tenant the premises will
be put in thorough condition. with all
modern improvements. Apply to r.. f.
ROGERS, Agent. jeff
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T1OR RENT, LEASE OR SALE-LOT
1, of land. 125x5o. fronting on MIahone's
Lake; is high and dry. Enquire l76 Ber-
muda street. mal2-tf
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UNEEDA BATH AT OCEAN VIEW.
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SUMMER Excursion Tickets.

UNEEDA BATH AT OCEAN VIEW
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

II ENNIE p. WILLIAMS e CO. WITH
diseases Of and nd ee. Gue all
pody and Manicure departments equal 10
best In America. Bunions; Corns. Gallo
by Painless Methods Every instrument
sterilized before using. Beautiful and
result of our Artistic Manicure. ' We = ) e lne
ploy no noyices. Ladies' and gentlemen.
try us. 1e2i-1n
DAIRYMEN : SPECIAL LINE OF
Shoppers at Northern prices A large line
OF mechanics tools and house furnishing
$685. S4p WRITE afb e,n for prices j. sPAN
M o THE PUBLIC.-MRS. Il. a. WAR
II WICK. Expert Chiropodlst and Man
icureiof Richmond Va. guarantees to cure
naiIs a db s1 pills eor a Dnhhaons
Warwick has treated the leading people
OF Richmond who have suffered with their
feet. and from whom she brings the high
isfacton Mrs. Warwick can be found ut
Hotel Monticello. Hours: S n. m. to D.
M; p; m. to G p. IN. Open Monday
June 10Th jc22-1ms
IT ,IGHTERAGE AND SToRAGE-MER-
points, Newport News Sound and Bay
points at reasonable rates. Steam, deck
ana derrick barges for hire ut low rates.
NJ & p. Belt Line r. r.. with ali rail
roads connection, where accommodate ton
STRGfSIA &Np N esp T qsaSkhs RSTfSs COS
LTD. Main office Burtons Point Norfolk
CO. Branch Office No. 51i Columbia Bldg,
MONEY n mounts hoA NJ ad IN Any A. =,
est terms LEO. JUDSON. Academy of
usic bullolne. ma27-1m'
$4,000 10 hRs saa on 2.s.s TIE 4 :.
II
Reoma. kowenbers b bld sNA'NAH nos-; t.
MONEY Heos s,ss;;, no ..s %...'ns
NoussiIoid Furniture Whii. is. use
Mertgsges and other securities liberal
tntes and permanent incomes. Interview,
strictly priya,e and AZ transactons rig
s GAGE LOAN COMPANY. W. ii. Hef.
heIiner, new No. 3oS Main street, Mor.tz
Onice Building. suite 8. and T.
NoRFobK DYEING CLEANING
cleaned; Gents Suits dyed. $40: cleaned aHsd
ana pressed fSe. pants pressed loc car
Old phone 1855.
/ ID RoF; HARVEY IS AUTHORITY ON
Kidney Trouble. Inflammation of tho
s sIsaSsr 5y ana o5hsr ORGANS Thick and
suit him at his Office 42l Church street.
Je15-ly
- DIR HARMON. the
AgRFA& ySSszNA only exclusive opti-
E3tSi4Sf GT<SsffSAcian- Eyes examined
@&A&STf t%sS5ts&9free. A largo stock OF
rs MAIN STREET.
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WATER REENTS S.

Take notice that after MONDAY. July
10th. TEN PER CENT. PENALTY will
be added to unpaid bills.
j. THOMAS pEELE.
1yl3-3t Registrar.
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nAIRYMEN = SPECIAL LINE OF
H. Milk Cans, Bottles, Strnincrs and
Shoppers at Northern prices. a large line
of mechanics tools and house furnishing
goods. Write for prices. j. j. SPAN
-DoFER. ACE Church street jel5-im
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-14

wickless Blue Flame OIL Stoves are
made i'll various sizes, and are sold
wherever stoves are sold. If your
dealer does not keep them, write to
STANDARD OIL COMPANY.
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WANTED.

HTANTED = AN EXPERIENCED
w salesman for dress goods depart
ment: a iibernl salary to right man.
AMES, BROMLEY & HORNTHAL.J
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The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-08-06
MILFORD.

Aug. 5.--Mrs. John Brown Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank Shove in Moun Vernon. Mrs Charles Smith of Orange avenue and Miss Jennie Smith of North ave. nue are visiting the latter's mother ir Meriden. Joseph Mallett, well known and life long resident of this place, died early on Saturday morning at his home or Prospect street. He had been around town the day before, as usual, but was taken suddenly with hemorrhage which caused his death.
 Rose Row1er is improving from her serious illness.
 Mrs. Kate Kane Is entertaining friends from out of town.
 Miss Laura Jordan Is now at her home in Shelton.
 Assistant Past Master Hayward was at the office yesterday much improved from his recent indisposition
 Miss Aleda Palmer is enjoying visit with friends in New London.
 The services of Miss Louise Adams of South Boston have been secured to fill the place made vacant by Miss Ensign in the high school.
 Mrs. George Weed and son are visit- ing in South Norwalk.
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AT ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH.
MT. Brenner of Meriden Occupied the
 Pulpit Last Evening"

MT. Brenner of Meriden Occupied the
 Pulpit Last Evening.
 A large congregation greeted Richard Brenner of Meriden, who is q theologi. cal student at the Springfield, H., Luth eran college. at the Zion German Luth eran church, corner of Davenport ave nue and Ward street, last evening, MT Brenner preached a forcible sermon.
 Next Sunday morning young theo- logical student will occupy the pulpit In the evening at z o'clock Rev. Samue Chaser of Meriden will preach
 On Wednesday, August 15 Zion church will hold its annual picnic at Primrose Park, near Savin Rock. There will be ball game and other athletic events.
 On Sunday, June 26, Rev. Frederick Ottman of Hartford will be installed as pastor of Zion church. On that day the congregations of the Meriden, Danbury and Bridgeport churches will be invited to attend the installation overcises Af- ter the services in the church a ban quet will be served to the visitors in the sehoolhouse adjoining tha church. Some time during that week there will be a reception rendered Rev. MT. and Mrs. Ottman by the members of the church.
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A LAWN PARTY.

Much Enjoyed on Orange Street-At- | tractive minations-Music Danc- l ing, Supper and Social Entertainment. 1 Miss Maud Crane entertained a large number of her friends at a lawn party at her attractive residence on Orange street during one of the pleasant even- ings of last week, when the grounds and lawn at the house were handsomely illuminated with many Chinese lanterns and other lights. Mrs. William J. Do herty acted as chaperone in a very agreeable manner. Music, dancing and social chats were much enjoyed by the young ladies and gentlemen who were present to the number of about fifty. A fine supper was served by Mr. Doher- ty. The unusual pleasure of the occa- sion will be long remembered by those who were present
 Mmong those present were: Miss May Holcomb, Miss Grace Hutchinson, Miss Ida Cox, Miss Irene Evarts, Miss Mar garet Dickinson, Miss May Peck, Miss Ethel Reyes, Miss Holbrook, Miss Do- herty, Miss Wright. Miss Parsons, Miss Benham, and George Sellew, Frank Carr Harry Benham, Roger Townsend, Walter Totham, George Smith, Charles Smith, Will Mum, Ray Hemming, Fred Landquist, Fred White, MT. Platt, MT. Powers, MT. Bennett, MT. Read, Mir. Frisbie, and MT. Brown.
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KEY WOULDN'T WORK.
Young Man Tried to Open Police Box
 With the Fire Box Key.

Young Man Tried to Open Police Box With the Fire Box Key.
 Fire started about 5:30 Saturday af- ternoon in the basement of the Elm City pool room on State street and for a few minutes things looked dangerous. One of the men in the pool room smelled the smoke and another yelled fire" and ran out to ring In the alarm. He went over to the store of s. $. Adams at the corner of Court and state street and got the key to box 224, To- cated on the corner. In his excitement he ran to the police telephone box and tried for number of minutes to open it with the fire box key, but it wouldn' t fit. A small boy ran up and took the key away from the excited man and pulled the alarm
 In the meantime those in the place were fighting the flames with pals of water and in few minutes had them subdued. By the time the fremen ar- rived the blaze was under control and the chemical apparatus finished the work. The damage done will not ex- ceed 1925, owing to the prompt work of the men in the place and the firemen.
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DEATH or MRS. JAMES RIGGS 0
ENJOYABLE AFFAIR.

A delightful little luncheon was given on "Wednesday last by Mrs. John c. Clark at her home on Fountain street, Westville, for Mrs. Garrison Theodosia Pickering. The table was daintily laid for six guests, pink and white forming the color of the decorations, which were astcrs Mrs. Clark's guests included Mrs. Ella Wheeler Wilcox, Mrs. Garri- son, Mrs. Samuel F. Merwin. Mrs. N D. Sperry and Mrs. Frothingham.
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THE CONNECTICUT MAGAzrn

THE CONNECTICUT MhGAHINE, o
 The May-June number of the Conncc- ticut Magazine is now out in a brilliant and attractive cover and full of matters of interest. District Attorney r. H. Parker of Hartford has a paper on the Nathan Hale schoolhouse at East Had dam and w. D. Freer of the Hartford Courant has an article full of iliustra- tions upon golf clubs in Connecticut. MT. Parker's sketch is brief and clear, and the illustrations show the school house, the bust of Hale as it stands and also a fuller representation of the head. MT. F'reer describes all the golf clubs of the state and illustrates his paper with a host of living pictures. For New Ha- ven there are half-tones of the New Haven Golf clubs house, of the New Haven Country clubs house, the clubs suspension bridge across the lake, view of the landscape from the third tee of the club, etc. For Hartford there are half-tones of Francis R. Cooley, captain of the club K. w. Cutler its president and Miss Ruth Whitmore and of the fine new club house. Everybody inter ested in golf will find MT Freer's paper entertaining and informing. There is a paper on Stamford, another on Hale, one on Samuel Huntington and various others, all making very attractive publication.
 The Connecticut Magazine is doing ex- cellent work and each number brings papers that are of permanent value im setting out the story of Connecticut Copies at T. II. Peasa & Sons.
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AT wOODMONT

Miss Lilly Dunn and Miss May Gal win, both of Hartford, are enjoying the invtgorating sea breezes at Bradley s hotel at Woodmont-on-t the Sound They are having much pleasure bathing, boating and at games during afternoons and at the hope and social parties in the evening. Miss Dunn Is relative of Mathew Dunn of New Haven.
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STATE LEAGUE STANDING. .
THE WEEKS SCHEDULE.

T WtGK
 Tuesday-Bristol at Bridgeport, Wa terbury at New Haven, Derby at Mer- iden.
 ednesday-Bridgepor at New Ha- ven, Waterbury at Meriden. Derby at Norwich two games), Bristol at New London.
 Thursday Meriden at Bridgeport, New Haven at Waterbury, Bristol at Norwich, Derby at New London.
 Friday-Derby at New Haven, New London at Meriden, Bridgeport at Wa terbury, Norwich at Bristol
 Sa turday-New London at Bristol, Norwich at Meriden, New Haven at Derby, Waterbury at Bridgeport.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-08-06
AGED LADY,s ANNUAL VISIT,

Mrs. Sarah A. Leete, daughter of Me dad Kirkham, who left Guilford to re- side in East Haven fotty-siX years ago, will during the present week make her annual visit to the home of her daugh- ter, Mrs. E. L. Eldridge of Fair Haven Mrs Leete is in excellent health, and on the anniversary of her next birthday will be eighty-one years old.
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BARN BURNED AT GUILFORD.

Guilford, Aug. 4.-A large barn owned by Anthony Kirkleswlsi on Great TIill was destroyed by fire yesterday after noon at 2 o'clock with thirty tons of hay. The horses and agricultural ln- plements were saved. Children were playing in the barn with matches. when one of them set fire to a pile of hay.
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CUNNING FOR A BEAR.

two weeks ago is supposed to be roam ing about the woods in this vicinity. The animal has been seen several times and several hunters with their rifles are looking for him.
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MAY RECOVER

Miss Griggs, who is the daughter of Attorney General Griggs, and who is suffering from typhoid fever at the home of her aunt, Mrs. Elizabeth Cur tis, at Hartford, is reported to be rest ing comfortably. Professor Alexander A. Smith of New York was in consulta- tion with Dr. O. c. Smith on Thursday. Both doctors take a hopeful view of the
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-08-06
NINE HOTIRs A DAY

Derby, Aug. 1.-The board of alder men voted last night that the working time of all city laborers should be nine hours per day, the minimum wages to be $1.50 per day. This action was taken on the petition of the local Moulders' union
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-08-06
SATURDAY BASEBALL.

New London Defeats New Haven in a
 stiff Game
 New London defeated the Blues at Savip Rock Saturday by the score of l to in one of the finest games seen on the grounds this season. Gallagher s pitching for the visitors was revela- tion and Canavan's men seemed power less to hit him. But two hits were scored against him. Hodsous pitching was good, but the New Londons placed their hits well and his work went for naught. The score by innings is as fol- lows:
 New Haven ..........o o00 0 o 0 0 0 co New London .........0 1 0 0 0 0 0-1
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FOR BREACH OF THE PEACE.

Three Italians Arrested on Fair Street
 Yesterday.
 Michael Setero, Dominick Bove and Raffaulo Savillo were arrested on Fair street yesterday afternoon by Patrol man Waas on the charge of breach of the peace. The men were talking in a great hurry and finally they all came to blows and for a time things took the aspect of a heavyweight fight. The men were subdued with no little difficulty, and were finally brought to the lookup. none the worse for their mix-up.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-08-06
sAII. ON KAISER WILHELM

The Misses Anna and Maida Beetz, daughters of MT. and Mrs Paul Beetz, of Grand avenue, start to-day on a years visit to Germany. Mrs, Beetz will accompany her daughters as far as New York. They will sail on the Kais- CT Wilhelm der Crosse.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-08-06
SUBMARINE TRIP POSTPONED.
Argonaut Not to Make Her Trip Until
 Tuaaday.

ATSUIIdUl NUL 10 MIKE IfFT HID UHCII
 Tuesday.
 The submarine trip which the boat Argonaut was to have taken Saturday was postponed in order that all of the invited guests might go. Several who were expected to be present were unable to do so and it was decided to have the trip on Tuesday next instead The boat lay at Morris Cove yesterday. It Is said that each trip below the water that the boat makes entails q cost of S100
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-08-06
What Shall Wa Kaya for Desssrtq

This question arises in the family every day. Let us answer 1t to-day. Try Jell-G, delicious and healthful dessert. Pre- ing! simply add boiling water and set to cool. Flavors :-femon, Orange. Raspberry, and Strawberry. Get a package at your
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-08-06
MIR. KELsTY's CONDITION.

Somewhat Improved Yesterday-Fever
 Not Yet Gone.
 The condition of I. A. Kelsey of New Haven was somewhat improved last night although the fever has not en- tirely left the patient. MT. Kelsey's ul- innate recovery is now looked for.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-08-06
E. Schonberger & Sons.

Palace and Central Markets. Special Sales Saturday-Big Cut in prices of Meats and Provisions Veal Chops 12c lb, Veal Roast 10c ID, Loin Steak 14c lb, 3 lbs Hamburger for 25c, Beef Roast s-10c b. Poultry Fowls 10c lb, Turkeys 1oc ID, Spring Chick ems 14c lb Fresh Vegetables of ali kinds cheap. Fresh Eggs 14c doz, Best Butter Prompt delivery phone l20. F. sCHOEN- BERGER X SONS, 92-96 George street and 1-2-3 Central Market, Congress avenue.
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OLD GUARD BAND,

gagged to furnish the music on the ex- cursion of the Meriden T. A. B. society to New York and Coney Island Satur- day, August IS. s N
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NATIONAL TFAGITF

At Pittsburg-Pittsburg 1, Philadel- phia 3.
 At St. Iouis-St. Louis 9, New York S.. At Chicago--Brooklyn 6, Chicago ?. At Cincinnati-Boston ?, Cincinnati O..
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OTHER GAMES.

At Meriden--Meriden i, Derby O.
 At Bristol--Brldgepor 8, Bristol ?.
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HERMAN sPEH ARRESTED.

Well Known saloonkeeper is Charged
 With Non-Support.
 Herman A. Speh, the well known sa- loonkeeper who runs place at No 1o3 Grown street, formerly the Senate" was arrested yesterday on the charge Of non-support. Spehs wife made a com- plaint at police headquarters and the arrest was made shortly afterWard.
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FUNERAL OF JOHN LAWSON.

FUNERAL OF JOHN LAWSON. The funeral of John Lawson of Ox- ford took place in that town Saturday morning. Services were held at the late home at o'clock, conducted by Rev. Mr Shaeffer of the Congregational church. Afterwards the body was talk en to Seymour and thence by Undertaf- CT Ward to Ansonia, where interment was made in Pine Grove cemetery at 2 o'clock.
 DEATH or MRS. JAMES RIGGS OF
 OXFORD. The wife of James Riggs of Riggs street, Oxford, died on Friday at an ad- vanced age.
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AMERICAN AssOCIATION

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. At Kansas City-Kapsas City, ?; Buffalo, 10.
 At Minneapolis Minneapolis, 1; Cleve- land, B
 At Milwaukee Milwaukee, 5; Indlanapo- lis, 1.
 At Detrot-Detroit, 9; Chicago, 0.