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The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1904-11-18

HE wasps Of the ocean; such
are the torpedo boats and
torpedo boat destroyers Of
the nayles Of the world.
These wasps Of the Japa-
nese and Russian navies
have rfavad euch n prOmi-
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Local weather Report.
New Haven, Aug. H..
BRIEF MENTION.
,sb 1uatar to-day. 1928 B. M.

High water to-day, 1:26 p. m.
Reports coming In indicate a large.
attendance at the Veteran Odd Fellows
semi-annuaI dinner at savin Rock next
Thursday.
The annual shore supper of Olive
Branch lodge, f and A. NJ, will be held
next Friday evening at the Morris Cove
hotel, and all members of the order are
invited to attend.
The Knights Of the Golden Eagle will
hold their grand annual field day next
Saturday, August 20. at Double Beach.
Al parade and fine programme of
sports will be features.
Mrs. G. II. johnson Of 1OS Foote street
to-day starts for Boston to attend the
convention Of the w. v. r. p. as first
representative. When the convention
closes she will 60 to Manchester, N. H.,
TO visit her daughter, Mrs. w. g. Frear
for d month.
A permit to erect a two family dwell
ing at the corner Of Orange and Hum
phrey streets has been issued to Miss D..
q. Clerkin. The cost will be $4,000. The
14etss 11As
for the Joiner work and George Warter
the mason work. y
Fire Marshal Gladwin has issued a
building permit to p. H. Berger to erect
a one-fafnily dwelling house In Edge
wood avenue. The estimated cost is
$4,000. ]. S. Osborn company will do
the Joiner work and George Warter has
the contract for the mason work.
The state board Of railroad commits
stpners have set Tuesday, August 16, as
the date for the hearing on the petition
of the New Haven road In regard to the
changes that the railroad desires to
make in the cut. The hearing will be
held iii the city hall at 1890 o'clock.
The railroad commissioners have al
ready notified the residents whose prop
erty win be affected BY the alterations
planned In the cut to appear at the
hearing and give their views on the
case. They are about thirty in num-
Der.
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NEW HAvEN's PENNANT
CHANCES.

BY defeating Meriden IN double
header Saturday afternoon New Haven
succeeded in gaining five points on the
league-leading Bridgeports, who In turn
easily shut out Hartford in the Park
city. The Orators, however. still retain
a comfortable lead OF fortythree
points
But when a new week IN the league
race begins to-day the real grind OF the
season win commence, for the teams
have now settled into the homestretch.
And though it may be q somewhat poor
criterion to follow. the cranks not only
lin New Haven, but all over the circuit,
believe that the proprietors Of the
Prairie have a fighting chance to win.
Altogether 1t seems very probable
that during the rest of the month New
Haven will cut down Bridgeport's lead
but very slowly. The only fear is
that the season may prove too short for
them to pass and overtake them.
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MANY ENTRIES ron BABK SNOW
Parents Advised to Quickly Enter
ChiIdren-Prizc for Each one.

Parents Advised to quickly Enter
ChiIdren-Prizc for Each one.
Parents are advised to lose no time in
filling out entry blanks for the baby
show at savin Rock Wednesday. The
number Of entries to be admitted has
been limited to 500 and owing to the
great popularity Of the affair the de-.
niand has been very heavy. Every child
entered will receive a handsome silver
sugar she'll The entries can be made
at M. Mann & Brothers, 789 Chapel
street, where the special prizes are now
on exhibition. These prizes are more
costly than those of last year, and also
more numerous The amount laid out
for them was upwards Of $500, which Is
to give away in souvenirs
Al one day, but the managers are de-
Itermined to keep up the tone of this af-
fair, which for years has been one of
the most successful Of each season.
Among the prizes are two FIVE piece
silver tea sets, two silver chocolate sets,
two silver water pitchers, two large sill
yer bowls and two go-carts. There are
also several silver cups and saueers,
toilet sets and a silver cake basket
among the large list Special prizes
have been set aside for twins and coll
ored babies.
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AT THE THEATER.

The great attraction at the theater
this week will be the Only Way and
his four American Beauties, q combin-
alton Of fine singing, dancing and mag
|nificent wardrobes, without an equal on
the vaudeville stage. 1t has been the
feature act at Atlantic City for the last
six weeks, Elesce Hamis is a very
charming songstress and she also has a
magnificent lot of gowns. Hodgkins
and Leath have a singing and dancing
sketch which Is full Of novelties, Moran
and Marley are very good in an Irish
sketch. The special engagement Of the
York Herbert Trio is down for this
week. They have a grand, good sketch,
full of comedy, singing and dancing,
which, combined with their acrobatic
work, will surely be one of the hits of
the bill. Matinees at 3:15, evenings at
1915. h -,
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GRAND ANNUAL.
OF the Fraterna1 Benefit League at
Savif1 Rock ss

OF the FraternaI Benefit League at
Savin Rock.
Several thousand members and their
families attended the first annual OUT
ing Of the Fraternal Benefit League
at sayin Rock Saturday. There were
special trains from Hartford, North
ford, New London, Waterbury, Bridge
port, Derby, JeWett City and Manches-
ter.
Sports were INDUCED In. a baseball
game being the feature of the day.
Altogether the affair was a brilliant
success due to the excellent arrange
1nents made by the different commit
tees from the various lodges Those
attending were: Supreme President
John u Howard. Of New Haven: su-
prene Vice President William Fl. Nc
Cabe, OF BROOKLYN; Supreme Secretary
Frank r Taylor, OF New Haven; SUI
preme Treasurer William S. Dyer,
Northford; Supreme Medical Director
DR.. Edward G. M. Hall, New Haven;
Past Supreme President and Counselor
James r. Glynian, Winsted; DR.. Albert
u. House. supreme organizer, of New
Haven. >
It is predicted that the membership
of the Fraternal Benefit league, which
has been increasing rapidly will double
It's membership in the near future. The
membership has already reached three
thousand. $3.50 ~ 81 5'~F,
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MAIL CLERKS FEAST.
clambake and Election at the Light
Saturday ..

Saturday -:., -.
The. eighth annual clambake of the
Postal Clerks Mutual association, di-
vision No. i. was held at Lighthouse
Point Saturday, and was a fine success.
Although the exacting duties Of the
clerks prevented a large attendance,
those who were present had a grand
time. The report Of the secretary-treas-
urer showed the membership to be 227,
and that there is a cash balance on
hand If $103O,75. 81 -.
The officers for the ensuing year are
as follows: --,.,-.. 500, ~ f's5
President, M. K. southworth, Lynn,
Mass. (re-elected). ,:
Vice Connecticut, Charles
Squires, Hartford; Rhode Island, Wall
ter Baker, Providence; Maine, E. B.
Foss, Portland: Massachusetts, c. H,
Wainwright so1nerville; Vermont H.
B. Blanchard, Rutland; New Hamp-
shire, Arthur w. Quinn, Keene: New
York, ]. P. Fonda, Albany.
Secretary and treasurer, James K.
Gushing, New Haven, (re-elected). .-.
Executive committee-George T.
Boucher, New Haven; e. L. Knowles,
New Haven; f. p, Gillen, New Haven;
S. r. Keith. Norwalk; James e. Bren-
nan. New Haven (re-eIectedl.
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FOR q. a. R. VETERANS.
Special Train out of This city This
Morning.

Special Train Out Of This City This
Morning.
A special train VIII be run form this
Icity to Boston this morning to accom-
modate the G. A. r. veterans who are
going to the national encanlpment to-
day Many regular trains from New
York will be run iii two sections to
handle the travel from the south and
west, which will nearly all pass over
the New Haven road.
Among the many visitors from here
in Boston Cor this week will be Com
mander .. Horton and wife, S. ". Conn
mander y. M. Grove, Adjt. Il. g. Hast
|ings, Quartermaster w e. Whfttlesey
and daughter, Miss Mabel; Mrs Phoebe
Foster, Daniel B. Acheley and wife,
William Benton and wife; Warren
Pickering, George Reynolds, Ray
Downs, w. T.. Woodnlansie. David r.
Adams, Samuel Barnes ana wife, w.
w. Miller, George IL. Dudley. George
Barnes, Hiram T. Peck, william H,
Bowen, Eugene e. Hawley, George
Bradley, G. Leroy Gilbert, Samuel
Moore, George Bassett, Horatio Shaw,
AVS A1aIlAG03 - I1MllEIS Ill "
I. IF. Dickinson, J. d. BeekWorth, Je-
rome johnson. e M. Ufford, George e.
Reynolds, George NJ, Rice, g. wv. Sher-
man, Walter Ainsworth, David Ferris,
Charles ]. Fish. George 1T. Thomas,
George w. Farnhann. John r. Brown,
L. r. johnson, Louis Hurley, Samuel
Knox, Joseph Robinson, j. u. Barthol-
omew, John Farrell George w. Pierson,
w. A. Pickering, D. WI Tader, +. w.
Hopper, Alexander Rogers, wv. A.
Woodmansie, w. =. Cook
w. S. Wells. past admiral De the
naval veterans OF the United States,
will attend, and will deliver an address
at the naval veterans national con-
vention Wednesday, evening. Mr.. Wells
is chairman of the committee on the re-
vision of the constitution Of the asso-
citation. ..~-.&s s5%F.,54-2 s.5 Z
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EuGENR ) MccARE.

Eugene P. McCabe, formerly Of this
city, died in Middletown on Thursday.
Mr.. MeCabe was thirty eight years old
leaves widow, Lauretta, who resides
in this city. He was a member of the
Holy Name society of Sacred Heart
church. The funeral will take place
from H. A. Keenan's undertaking par
lors on Columbus avenue at 10 o'clock
this morning. Interment will be in ST.
Demands cemetery. A solemn high
mass of requiem will be celebrated at
Sacred Heart church Wednesday morn
ing.
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SARGENT PROPERTY SOLD.

william 6. Hungerford Buys New
Britain Piece for Another Party.
New Britain, Aug. 1s.The Sargent
property, which was known at one time
las the Crystal Palace, has been sold,
through the agency Of 2. ". Schultz
and r. 6. Costello, to William G. Hun
gerford, who Is supposed to have acted
for some one else in the deal.
The property was purchased BY Jo-
seph b. and George III. Sargent from
the Peck 81 walter Manufacturing COM
fpany in 1859 and has a frontage Of 1870
feet on Elm street. The Sargents COM
Quoted factory there.
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BENNETT CLUB WON,
Defeated the Orioles Saturday BY Score
OF Is to 3.

Defeated the Orioles Saturday BY Score
Of Is to 8.
The Bennett club. Of this city, defeat
ed the Qriole A. G., of Bridgeport, at
Bakers lot Saturday. The Bennett club
has never been beaten and showed why
by letting the visitors have only three
runs, while they took thirteen for them
selves. Although the Bridgeport team
put up a good game, the play Of the
local club was errorless and they out
played their guests at all points. The
lineup was as follows:
0riole a C.-Laribsher, &: Downey,
b; Cornell, IS; Poland, ID: Bunclock.
2h; Franey, sb; Noonan, II; Sales, cf;
Rock, RI
Bennett club-B. Sloane, 3b; Parault,
&; Neurnan. RI; w. Sloane, If; MCCOY
ern. Id; 7. Neuman, %; Forslund, cf;
Donovan. So; Miller. p.
The umpire was Edward Clark, Of
this city.
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OPERATION PERFORMED

At New York Hospital Upon William
w. Price.
William w. Price, president OF the
Price, Lee 8 Adkins company, went to
New York Saturday morning and was
operated upon yesterday by DR.. Brew
err at the Roosevelt hospital, for a stone
in the uretha. DR.. Frank H. Whitte
more, of this city, accompanied Mr..
Price to New York, Mr.. Price is a
prominent G. Al r. man and a we'll
known yachtsnan.
The operation, his host Of friends will
be glad to learn, was very successful,
and Mr.. Price was resting comfortably
yesterday.
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POLICE ARE ACTIVE.
Howard Avenue Officials Made Two
Raids Yesterday.

Howard Avenue Offfcials Made Two
Raids Yesterday.
Sergeant Doherty and Policemen Nc
Queeney Cook and Dooley raided the
living apartments Of Michael Gursky at
AS Oak street yesterday afternoon. and,
1T is alleged, found him doing a good
business. They contiscated al --ss.e
liquors and a number of cigars. They
then arrested GurskS and charged him
with violation of the liquor law.
Policemen Stowell and Prior raided.
the living apartments Of Michael
Stokes, which are over the saloon kept
by him at 40 Putnam Street. 1t is all
legged that they found four men drink
ing IN the room, and that Stokes wife.
was making change for some Of them
when the police arrived. The case will
be laid before the liquor prosecutor this
morning
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MANAGER BuNNELLs TRIP.

win Bring Back --latest Ideas for I'M
provement of New Haven Theater
Manager G. B. Bunnell is on a tour
in which he will combine business with
pleasure On Thursday and Friday last
week he was in Buffalo and proceeded
from there to st. Louis, where he viii
spend week at the exposition, return
ing to New Haven by way of Chicago,
Detroit and Cleveland.
During his tour he will inspect all the
leading theaters to see the latest inn
provements, which knowledge he will
utilize in his New Haven theater, which
he intends to have up to date in every
way,
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HAnrBuRG-AMERIcAN NEW CON-
TrNENrAL SERVICE.

On October the Hamburg American
line win start a new continental ser
vice to Naples. Genoa, Trieste and
Fiume, to be maintained by the new
twin-screw steamships Prinz Adalbert,
Prinz oskar, Palatia and Phoenicia,
The steerage rates for this new service
will be SIS to Italy and SIG to Trieste
and Fiume. This is the beginning Of a
new move against the Cunard line In
which the competition will be directed
against its italian and Adriatic bust
ness, and shows the strong and deter
mined stand which the Hamburg
American line is taking against the Gu
nard line In the trans Atlantic rate
war.
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YALE oARsMAN FISH TO RETURN.

A report has been circulated among
Yale men that Stuyvesant Fish, of New
York, who rowed on the Yale four
cared crew in the New London regatta
last June, would not return to college
in the fall.
/ 1t is said that he felt so keenly his in
ability to stand the strain of the race
with Harvard that he had given up the
idea Of finishing his course at Yale.
Yesterday this story was denied, as
several days ago Mr.. Fish visited New
Haven and assured Campus Policeman
James Donnelly and others that he had
no intention Of not returning TO college.
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OBITUARY NOTES
Mr.. Mary sykes.

Mrs. Mary Sykes. of 10 Dow street,
died at the New Haven hospital yester-
day afternoon Of complication Of dis
eases. She was the wife of Timothy
Sykes and she was taken to the hos
pitaI on August Z. Arrangements for
the funeral have not yet been COM
pleted-
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FIRE AT WHITE CITY.
Explosion of Gasolene Burns Up the
Popcorn Stand. ID

The gasoolene talk which supplied the
popcorn burner at the stand In the
White City at savin Rock exploded yes
terday afternoon and set fire to the
stand. The stand was composed mostly
Of canvas and was qcickly burned up.
Owing to the splendid facilities pro-
vided at this popular shore resort with
which to first a fire, the. blaze was
quickly extinguished before it could
spread No one was burned or hurt.
and the damage will not amount to
much. The entire city IS equipped with
the latest fire fighting devices 50 that
there is but little chance for much dam
aage from this source.
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HAD A WATERMELON CUT.

Boys Broke Into a Freight Car and
Stole the Fruit. -. s.,
Eight boys were arrested last night
by officers Mandey K. Farrell and Fer
dinando Of the Howard avenue pre-
cinct. 1t is said that the crowd broke
into a freight car on a siding in the
yards and after cutting through the
seal and a wire door, stole about thir-
ty-flve watermelons consigned to the
Calvin Fruit and Commission company.
They were having royal feast when
the officers arrived and Interrupted
their gaiety.
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NORMAN L. SPENCER.

Norman Z. Spencer, well-known
singer, who for twenty five years sang
lin the South Park congregational
church in Hartford. died at the home
Of B. r. 7. Jennings at Manchester
Green Saturday night 81 kidney trouble
and heart disease. The deceased was
forty years old and Is survived BY a
wife, one son and 4 daughter. The flu
neral will be held tomorrow afternoon
at 2 o'cIock.
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d ASSAULTED AZ GIRL.

Fadoul Habib, a Syrian peddler re-
siding at 1856 Congress avenue, was ar
rested yesterday afternoon BY Police
man Grant for assault on Mary Habib.
It is said that he struck her and cut q
long cash in her head. He will be,
charged with breach Of the peace In the
city court this morning.
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TO CONSIDER RAILROADS.. PETIT
TIONS. IS
Board of Aldermen to Hold Special SEES.
sion Tonight.


sion Tonight.
There will be d special meeting In the
board of aldermen held in city hall this
evening for the purpose Of considering
the various petition which have been
submitted to that body by the New
York, New Haven and Hartford Rail-
road company. The petitions are for
permission, to change the grades, to
widen the cut, to raise bridges, etc. The
special committee having had this mat
ter in charge will probably not be ready
to submit its report to the board as 1t
was stated after the public hearing
which they held on this subject that
they wished to hold another public
hearing next Thursday before arriving
at an opinion. They have also consult
ed City Engineer Kelley about these
matters. r.
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Monday, August IS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY.

Amusement-Th White City.
All STANDARDIZATION Furniture GO.
usement-SaVin Rock Theater.
& Nettleton. js-
Clark,s Cruises-SweeZey & Kelsey.
Double Stamps-Brown & Durham,
Free Daneing-The White City.
Fruits-Boston Grocery Co.
Glass Vases Gamble Desmond Co.
Groceries-E. z. Hall & Son.
Prayer northumberland Haus.
Pre-Inventory Sale-Brooks & Co.
Seven Weeks More-N. H. Shoe Co.
Steamers and Red Star Lines.
SiIks-The Chas. Monson Co.
Scales-The J. Z. Bassett & Co.
Wanted-Work-S3 Eddy st.
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MAX GORDON,

Max Gordon. who was so frightfully
burned at a fire which occurred at his
refreshment booth at Savin Rock Grove
a week ago last Sunday night, died at
the New Haven hospital Saturday night
as a result of his burns. The deceased
was twenty-seven years old and resid-
ed at 124 Washington avenue.
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GRANVILLE CASE SETTLED.

BY d decision handed down by Judge
Ralph wheeler in the superior court
Saturday the action Of Ida Granville
against Alfred Al Arnott is to be set
tied by division Of the assets of the
Meteor Gas Lamp company between the
parties at issue. plaintiff TO receive one
third and Arnott two-thirds.
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REAI. Esr Ale ArrAcHEp.

Papers were served Saturday by Dep
ItIty Sheriff Goodhart on Abraham Gold
Istein, OF Hallock street, and real estate
to the value of $500 attached to satisfy
the claim Of Edward Brown, who is
lsuing him for 1858 on a breach Of con
Itract.
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CHARLES. II WILSON.

Charles H. Wilson died suddenly at
his home, 141 York street, Saturday, in
the sixty-fourth year of his age. Mr..
Wilson recently moved from 574 How
ard avenue. Arrangements for the fu-
neral have not yet been completed.
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TN a MTx-TTP

Yesterday afternoon Simon Tannen-
baum was arrested BY Policemen Cam.
non and MarIowe and charged with
breach of the peace. 1t is claimed that
he assaulted Mrs, Tony Tannenbaum,
who keeps a restaurant at So Congress
avenue.
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ABOUT 700 .BLUEFIsH.

a party of three piscatorial artists
returned last evening from days
bluefishing off Mansfeld's grove. They
had great luck and brought home about
roo Of the little snappers, and some
were not 50 little either.
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LADIES NIGHT HELD.
Friends Of the Sailors Received on the
E,lerida.

Elsrida.
Saturday night was ladies' night on
the Elfrida, the guests began coming
at d o'clock in the afternoon and the
last one LETT at II o'clock in the even
ing. About 500 are estimated to have
been received by, the sailors, including
city officials and the members of Col.
SUCKERS staff. At s o'clock dinner was
served to the officers of the battalion
sT "
at the Pequot club.
Shortly after midnight the battalion
left on cruise to Bridgeport. Yester-
day they sailed to Greenport, L. l.,
and returned last night. =.
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SATURDAYS BASEBALL

New Haven Wins Two from Meriden
e. Other Games.
F. Connecticut League.
At New Hayen-First game, New Ha-
Ven s, Heriden 1; second game, New
Haven 6. Meriden 1. .s..
At Springheld-First game. Norwich
B Springfield !; second game, Spring
field s, Norwich /.
At Holyoke-HoIyoke I, New Lon
don 0.
At Observation-Disclosures Z. Hart
ford 0.
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II the Baby il Cutting Teeth, be. sure
and use that old and well tried remedy,
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, for
children teething. 1t soothes the child,
softens the gums, allays all pain, cures
wind collie and is the best remedy for
diarrhoea. Twenty-Five cents q bottle.
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RICE PICNIC IN NORTH GRANBY,

ItIDI1 II ~ = = = Is1A1V P I !.
Y The Rice picnic was held Friday near
the Congregational church in CRANKY.
Among those present were Judge Of
Probate Livingston w. Cleaveland. Of
New Haven: Robert 4. Rice of New
Haven, Mason M. Clark, commission
merchant, and ''Mit'' Lewis, ticket
agent of New York city. Many others
from a distance were present and all
reported ia most enjoyable time.
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National League.

At New York Cincinnati 2. New
York /.
At Philadelphia First game, Chicago
5. Philadelphia o: second game, Phila-
delphia 4. Chicago 0.
At Boston Boston /, Pittsburg 0.
At Brooklyn-Brooklyn 8, st. Louis 1.
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Local Games.

Milford 5, Eclectics Z tten innings).
Hamden Z. Crescents 2.
Rivals l. East Side 0.
o. ks II, Pacifics 5.
Silver Stars 30, Olympia, jr., 0.
Hamden Giants I, Hillsides 5.
At Danburg South Hills 4, Danbury 5
item innings).