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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-22
MARsHF1ELD

Nellie, the little daughter Of j. Berton
Pike, is i'll with bronchial trouble.
Tho Unwin children are gaining. the
younger one being able to be around
the house.
Remember the Christmas trees and
exercises at both churches Friday even.
ing.
Frank Borce, who has been in very
poor health for about year, was taken
| i'll with pneumonia about two weeks
ago, and died Tuesday, the 20th Fun
eral Thursday, at 10 o'clock Burial at
Walden.
Mrs Oscar Morrell is improving slow
/ ly. There are hopes entertained Of her
partial recovery from the strokes of
paralysis she sustained several weeks
ago.
Mrs Ruth Cameron was taken sudden
by i'll last week Friday afternoon. Her
son, b. l.. Cameron, was hastily sum
moned, fears Of her never rallying being
lentertained, but she overcame the trou-
lble, which proved to be q combination
OF heart trouble and asthma.
Mrs, Cora Glidden of Montpelier and
son, Pefley Glidden of Washington, will
be guests in the home Of J. Berton Pike
on Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Elmer Powers has appendicitis.
She is as comfortable as possible, but
viii undoubtedly have to undergo an
operation. DIR. II. S, Carver is attending
her
Mrs. Nellie Haskins and Clyde OF
Barre visited at Frank Townsend's last
Sunday.
Mrs. Lucinda Northrop went TO Peach
am last Wednesday 70 remain over
Christmas time
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-22
Playing Cards

We make a specially Of Playing
Cards. Last year we sold $50 packs
Of the following brands;
Congress Cards. Beautiful backs,
with forty different designs to select
from. These sell for SOC.
Bicycle Cards ~ You hold good
cards when you play with Bicycle
Cards. Celluloid finish, artistic backs.
Price, 25c.
Cards in pocket cases Tor SI.OO to
.SI.5O.
Cards for I0c and I5c. Biiou
Cards for los, l5c and 2Oc. Just the
thing for the young folks.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-22
CHRISTMAS NOVELTIES
LOOK OVER THIS LIST.
YOU MAY FIND JUST THE THING"
Toilet Sets

in genuine French Stag, with sterling
silver and lacquered gold mountings. at
81. so, 81 so, So so, 81. 90, $500,
100 and 81. so per set.
Toilet Sets in Rosewood, Ebony and
Celluliod at 500 to $500 each.
Hand painted Toilet Sets at 81. so.
Toilet Sets for the children and
babies at 7Sc to 81 90 per set.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-22
THE GUEST OF HONOR.
Judge Parker Dined by New York city's
Bench and Bar.

New York, Dec %. Alton Brooks
Parker, formerly chief justice Of the
court Of appeals, and Democratic candi.
date for the presidency in the last cleo
tion, was the guest Of honor last night
at dinner given at the Waldorf Asto.
ria BY the bench and bar OF the CITY OF
New York. Republicans and Democrats
alike were present TO honor the Justice
return to the practice of law.
Jnstiee Mogan J. O'Brien OF the an.
pellate division Of the supreme court was
the presiding officer. The speakers IN.
cluded former Gov. Frank s. Black. for
mer Secretary Of War Elihu Root. vii.
liam p Hornblower and Judge Parker,
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Pocket KniYes

Knives for the boys, Knives tor the
ladies, Knives for everybody. We
warrant all Knives from 75c up.
An elegant line OF Pearl Handle
Knives from soc to So. 90 each.
We have a special Knife for stone
cutters and grinders for eye use. They
have slender, sharp pointed blades.
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Christmas Stationery

A box Of Writing Paper always
makes desirable present when you can
think Of nothing else. We have some
novelties in Cabinet Packages, assorted
sizes and tints, at 35c. SOC and 75c
per box. Little Folks Stationery at
iOc, I5c and 25c.
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TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings TerseIy Told For
Busy Readers.

Holly wreaths at Emslie's
Read Perry's advertisement.
Diamond set iewelry at Brr's.
Our Si.0o gold pen beats the world at
Burs.
The finest line Of jewelry is at
Holmes.
New consignment Of dress suit cases
for Christmas at Moore s Ovens.
a new lot Of our home-cure yellow
haddoek now ready, and by coming early
you can secure a small or large haddie,
as You wish. We guarantee them 60
give perfect satisfaction. City Fish
Market. Telephone 1912.
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Leather Goods

We have the best selection Of Purses
in the city. Seal, Grain Calf, Ooze
Leather, Snake Skin, Alligator Skin
and Morocco Leather. Prices from
Toe to $500.
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Miscellaneous.

King and Queen Chamois Vests at
81. so each. Chest Protectors at 25c,
SOC, 75c, Sl.OO. ST. so and 81. 90.
Hov Water Bags, 75c to $500.
Rubber Gloves, Bath and Complex
ion Brushes, Razor Cases, Cigar and
Cigarette Cases, Ash Trays, Tobacco
Jars, Brush Brooms and Holders,
Brush Brooms in Leather Cases, Tooth
Brushes and Holders, Puff and Puff
Boxes, Perfume Atomizers, Perfume
Sprays, Perfume Pumps, Etc.
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Manicure Sets

in Stag horn, Ebony and Hard Rubber.
These goods were chosen for quality
rather than style, and are all right.
We have them in soft seal leather tray-
cling case.
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Military Brushes

in Ebony, Stag horn and Boxwood,
silver mounted and plain. We have
them in sott seal leather cases for trav-
cling. Prices from ST. rs to SIS. 90
per set.
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Christmas Packages

Beautiful Christmas packages from
l0c to SIS 90. Quality and styles I'M
surpassed. Don't fail to see these
goods, and remember that bottle Of
Perfume is always an acceptable Christ
mas present.
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Perfumes

Everybody admits that we are the
leaders in Perfumes and have the best
line of them shown in the city. Rieger's
California Perfumes, made where
the flowers grow" We have fifty
different odors from which to make a
choice.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-22
THE BARRE DAILY TIMES
THURSDAY, DECEMBER q, 1904
Weather Prediction.

Fair tonight and Friday. Probably
followed by snow in northeast portion.
Warmer tonight and Friday
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Cigars

We huve them in Christmas pack
ages for SOC, Sl.OO, $500, $500,
SIS. 90, 81. so. $500, 5000 and
$40. 90 per box.
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TraYelers' SeGs

in Leather Cases. These are beautiful
goods. Prices. 81 Is to 81. so per set.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-08-17
BRIEF MENTION.
Iirh water to-day. s:14 .. m.

High water to-day, S:14 a. m
 Plans for the Harugari Singing soci- ety's excursion to Saratoga next month are nearly completed. The society starts Saturday, September 3.
 Town Clerk William R. Foote. of Branford, accompanied by Mrs. Foote, left yesterday for two weeks vaca- tion to be spent in Bethlehem, N. H
 The entertainment committee of Club Eichenlaub is making extensive prepa- nations for the last outing of the sea son, to take jlace on August 2S in Vest Ndlle.
 The Twentieth Century Whist club, of Branford, will enjoy an outing on Thursday to Savin Rock, with shore dinner at the Pier House. The ladies will leave on the 10:S0 a. m. car
 On or about September 5 the fall and winter term of the New Haven Turn Werein will begin. The school commit- tee Is negotiating with instructors, and a competent man will be engaged in the very near future.
 The Germania Bicycle clubs next run will be held August 2S. The start will be made at 8 o'clock a. m. The event will be in the nature of a family gath ering. The last run of the season will be given October 16 to the east shore.
 Special orders have been issued for a meeting oe the members of the Foot Guard for Monday evening at S:30 for the purpose of nominating an ensign vice Russell Thompson, whose resigna- fion and request to be placed upon the retired list has been received by the adjutant general.
 Frederick Payne, formerly superin- tendent of the Air Line division of the New Haven road, and recently station agent at New London, has resigned. MT. Payne lived in this city before the consolidation of the Air Line and Northampton divisions three years ago and is well known here,
 Michael c. Murphy, Yale's athletic trainer, who went abroad with the American team .of athletics that com peted with the English team, arrived in New York yesterday morning on the steamship Staatendam from Rotter- dam. Members of the Yale team re- turned home several days ago, while others remained abroad to spend the summer.
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GREAT BABY sHoW TO-DAY

over 600 Entries--Extra Chr servlce--
 Through Service on All Divisions. The baby show at the Rock this af- ternoon with any kind of decent wealth CT will be the greatest event of the kind the country has seen. This may seem like exaggeration, but 1t Is not. as the number of babies entered and the prizes offered are larger, as the figures will bear out, than those of the annual baby shows held at Asbury park and Atlantic City, which at one time were leaders In these affairs.
 The managers yesterday were com Ipelled to close the entries when the six hundred mark was reached. Twice they have extended 1t. once from 400 to 800, and yesterday from 800 to 500, owing | to the rush. None of these, however, will be disappointed, each one receiving a splendid silver sugar shell as promis- 1 ed. The entries include twelve pairs of ltwins and twenty colored babies
 Owing to the great number of moth CTS and babies that will attend the troll Hey company has decided to put on fifty II
 four extra cars on various divisions of + the road where cars usually do not run to the Rock. These cars will go direct, land mothers will be thus saved the in- Inconvenience and danger of crossing the
 tracks. Extra cars will also be run from the green, and by the above ar arrangement every division of the road will have through cars to the Rock. The
 extra cars will begin to run as early as I 10 a. m.
 Mothers should remember that the
 show starts at o'clock, and they
 should have their babes there before, if
 possible. To distinguish the babies the Igirls will wear pink ribbons on their
 arms and the boys blue. A physician land nurse will be in charge of the hos Epital and recreation tent for mothers.
 If stormy the show will take place the lpext fair day. ~s.
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MARY A. PLATES WILL.
NEps.MALLEN@s

The will of the late Mrs. Mary A. Platt, of Terryville, has been filed for probate. No public bequests were made. The estate goes to relatives with the exception of Mrs. Sarah M. Bonney, who has been life long friend of Mrs. Platt, and who in her girlhood had a home with Mrs Platt. Mrs. Bon- neys devotion in the care of Mrs. Platt in her last sickness was like that of an own daughter. To Mrs. Bonney she willed two building lots on Crescent Heights, Terryville, a piano, lace ma chine, some furniture and one hundred dollars in cash. The remaining eleven lots which Mrs. Platt owned on Cres- cent Heights she gave as follows: Two each to Jennie M. Lyon, niece; Hen-. ry G. Burr. Byron Humpl1reyville and Lewis Humphreyville, nephews, and three lots to Mrs. Martha Humphrey - ville, sister. Real estate in Southifs \ ton and Cheshire she willed to llerI brother, Birney Futile. To Martha Humphrayvil!e is willed old china and half the money in the bank after debts, monument expenses are taken out, and to her niece, Mrs. Jennie Lyon, of New Haven, half of the money in the bank after debts. monument and expenses are taken out. Byron and Lewis Hum phreyville also will have the copper stock. All the remainded goes in four parts and to Hattie Burr, Jennie Lyon, Sarah M. 8onney and Martha Hum- phreyville.
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AT sAvIN ROCK.
Naar Ru Regimental Reunions.


 The following regimental reunions oc- cur in the near future, att at Putnam's pavilion, savin Rock: Fifteenth c. Va August 25: Twenty fifth c. w. Au- gust 26; Twenty c. V, Sep tenber T; Second Heavy Artillery, Sep tanber &.
 The business meeting of the Fifteenth c. V. will be held at the rooms of Ad- mirai Foote post. Music Hall, at half past ten o'clock in the morning. At the conclusion of the business meeting cars will be taken for savin Rock, where dinner will be enjoyed The committee in charge is composed of James A. Church. Hugh I. Finnegan, Daniel J. Ackley. Sheldon B. Thorpe and Oscar F. Ives.
 The TWefity-seventh c. M. was q New Haven county regiment and went out for nine months. It saw heavy service from the first and really did as much fehting As many having been in the great battles of the three years regl- Fredericksburg Chancellors- vile and Gettysburg. The regiment was incorporated in the army of the Potomac at the start and was heavily bounded on many Virginia battle field
 The officers are: President, Colonel Richard s. Bostwick, of New York; vice-president, Henry Clark, of this city; secretary, E c. Mansfield, Of west Haven. The treasurer, George Dade of this city, died since the last reunion. Usually at the reunions sena- tors Hawley and Platt and Congress man sperry are present to address the veterans. The committee of arrange ments for this reunion are George M. Rice, of this city, chairman; 2. A. liar rlson. of Wallingford; Joseph R. Clark, If Milford; Ellsworth Smith, of this city: Albert Bradley, A. M. Hastings Charles spreyer and Charles A. Bald- win, of this city, and Henry 2. How'd, of this city.
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hNNIIAI, OITTING.

The Bernard Kiernan association, composed of sixth ward politicians of both political parties, some of the sub- stantial down-town business men and ex-members of the Cuban cadets, will hold their annual outing and clam bake at South End on Sunday September 4.
 A large attendance of members and friends is expected. as many have sig nified their intention of being present on this occasion.
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THE WHITE CITY.

The number of lights on the electric tower is S,615. The ten guesses nearest this number and which received season tickets to-day are as follows: ". A. Boyd, 3,620; Ned c. Strouse, s3,5ss; E. Carter Hotchkiss, S647; H. F. Tatlock, 3 3, 555s;; A. H Hall, 3,611; Mrs. J. B. John son, {, ,53S;;. H. L. Hall, 3,491; Mrs. A. H. Valentine, s,531 Ryland s. Banks, 8, 3,6OO; EAlice Scovi1l, S,55O.
 In addition to Martie Sprague, the woman high diver and the other two open air acts this week, the dancing pa- cilion is now free to everyone, after moons and evenings, except on Satur- days.
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Wednesday, August IT.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY.

BasebalI-Savin Rock Grounds. Boncs-James H. Parish & Co. mfortables-Mendel & Freedman. Excursion-Steamer New Hampshire. Est. c. R. ngersoll-Probate Notice. Est J. T. hittelsey-Probate Notice For Sale-House-J. T. Soan.
 Financial--J. 6 w. Seligman & Co. Investments-C w. Scranton Co. Local Investmen Russell.
 Offers-The EdW. Malley Co. Planked -brau Haus. Rug Bargains-G Gamble Desmond Co. SuppIies-Boston Grocery Co. SiIks-The Chas. Monson Go.
 Things We Do-Howe & Stetson Co. ;Women's Ties-N. H. Shoe Co.
 d-Work--C. C.. This Office.
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TO co TO HARTFORD.

West Haven Engine Company Will
 Attend Convention.
 At a recent meeting of the West Ha- ven Engine Company, No. 1, it was vo- ted to participate in the big firemen' s parade at East Hartford on September g in connection with the state fire men s convention theres The company Y has engaged the Orange Drum corps to lead them in the parade.
 The towns which have received inVl- tations to participate so far are Man chester, Windsor Locks, Thomaston, Hartford, Rockville, Unionville, South ington, Bristol and Broad Brook.
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HIS CAPTAIN IN THH srxTTEs

HIS CAPTAIN IN THE SIXTIES.
 Captain Philo F. Talcott, Of Chicago, is visiting at the residence of the Miss ses Emma and Mary Gilbert, at No. PAT College. street. MT. Talcott was for smerly a resident of Hartford, where he had large crockery store. He enlist ed in the civil war and attained the rank of captain. He attended the First Baptist church yesterday, and ad- dressed the Sunday school for a few minutes. Joseph H. Daniels, an old Grand Army of the Republic man. at once recognized him as the captain of his company during the war MT. ban iels and Captain Talcott held an yn1- promptu reunion after the servicA.
 diddletown Tribune.
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THH BERKELEY MEMS CLUE.

The Berkeley Ben's club has arranged for an interesting social evening to- night from 8 to g at the City Mission house. Thomas R. Thompson will speak on ..Lolly Pop and other habits, and
 the rest of the hour will be taken up with instrumental and vocal selections. Tickets must be presented for admission but they may be had free of charge till "Wednesday noon at the City Mission off, fee. s."+
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A. o. H. PICNIC.

Ninth division, A. o. H., intend giv- ing a picnic some time after Labor day, probably at Schuetzen Park. ->
 The committee in charge consists of John Naley, chairman; John Casey and Milton Barrett.
 Fifteen members were taken into the society Monday evening. A social time followed the meeting.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-08-17
YESTERDAYS BALL GAMES
BOTH LEAGUE LEADERS AGAIN
 DROP CONTESTS.


 New Haven Loses to HOIyOIze in Close Game and Bridgeport is shut Out by springfeId-New London and Hart-i ford Split Even fin Double Header Norwich Lands Double Header from AIeriden.
 Holyoke, Aug. 16-Corghlin, who started in she box for Holyoke this af- ternoon, was hit5hard at the start and he was taken out in favor of Clancy, who was very effective. The home team won the game in the ninth inning on singles by Dowd and Batch and a base on balls. Hanafin was wild. Con nell's batting was the feature of the game, the New Haven right fielder get ting a single, a two-bagger and three bagger. The score:
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If the Baby is Cutting Teeth, be sure and use that old and we'll tried remedy Mrs, Winslows Soothing Syrup, fos children teething. It soothes the child. softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind collie and is the best remedy for diarrhoea. Twenty-Five cents bottle
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WEATHER RECORD.

Washington, D. C., Aug. Is, 8 pm.
 Forecast for Wednesday, Thursday For Eastern New York: Showers, fol- lowed by fair Wednesday,; Thursday fair, fresh southwest to west winds.
 For New England: Showers Wednes- day; Thursday fair; fresh southwest to west winds.
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CAT ATE cHIcYs

J. W. Bailey of Durham has succeeded
 in finding out how his chicks have dis appeared nightly. On Sunday he espied Ia tramp cat just waiting to spring upon one of a group of his chicks. A shotgun
 disposed of the cat.
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Eastern League.

At Baltimore-First game, Jersey City 8, Baltimore 3; second game, Bal timore 5, Jersey City 1.
 At Rochester Buffalo 6, Rochester (ten lnnings). x At Providence Rain.
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THE rHnArER

The programme at the theater. this af- ternoon will start at 3::sO, instead of 3:15 in order that every one may see the baby show. The show Is one of the fin- est of the season.
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and New Haven, and an exciting con test will surely be the result. as the Whalers always play great ball here. Paige will pitch for the visitors, and Coreoran will do the slab work for the locals. .....
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Agnes Arthur, smell liquor oA your breath" Arthur That's just likel you, Agnes. What you ought to smell is mint. < Cincinnati commercials -Tri-| bune.
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NorloE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

If you are going away. for short or long period, the Journal and Courier will be sent to you by mall without extra charge. The address may De changed as often as desired.
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ETuRNEn TRnM NEW YnRE

E. w. Baldwin, jr., has just returned from an enjoyable trip to New York, which he spent with his brother and wife, Mir. and Mrs. George Baldwin,
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FOWLER FAMILY.

A reunion of te Fowler family will be held at Hanover park, Meriden, Thurs day, August IS. %
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Pittsburg ......O0110O0Oa4i1 2 New York ......0 0010O00O- 2
 Batteries Lynch and carisch; Tay- Tor and Warner.
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National League.

E At New York (first game
 R.H.E. Pittsburg .......2sO00O01 IT F 1 New York ......0 0001001 1O-2 g Batteries -Flaherty and Carisch; Mathewson, Wiltse and Bowerman.,
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New Hayen.

'Two out when winning run was made.
 Score by innings:
 Holyoke ......1 % 2 0 Q Q 1..5 New Haven. 70 1 2 1 0 Q 0-4 Two-base hits Slater. Council, Han afin, Anderson. Three-base hit-con- nell. Stolen bases Slater, Schince and Rossman. Sacrifice hits Dowdl Clam cy, Bannon, Jope. Bases on balls of lCoughlln 1. off Clancy | off Hanafin f. Struck out By Coughlin |, by Clancy h, by Hanafin 1, Passed ball-Jope. Wild pitch Hanafih. Time of game One hour and forty minutes. Umpire Dwyer. Attendance 65O.
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Chicago ........30111000s-611 Il 1 Boston .......000000 co 8
 Batteries Owen and Sullivan; Young and Farrell.
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STATE LEAGUE STANDING.

TO-DAY'S GAME. To-day's game at the savin Rock grounds will be between New London
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At Philadelphia 0first game)-
 R.H.E. St. Louis o04O020 IA o Philadelphia ..O000O1O0 0O-1 g 8 Batteries-Nichols and Grady; Fraser and Roth.
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R.HE.
NORWICH LANDS DoUBLE-HEAD. FER.

Norwich, Aug. 16.-Meriden lost both games to Norwich at Sachem park this afternoon. Robinson's fine pitching. was responsible for the first local vic-5 tory, the score being to 0. In the sec ond game Norwich used a new pitcher named Ross, who proved effective and won his game 6 to 2. Weisbecker's home, run with Kennedy on first was the feature of the second contest. The scores by innings:
 Second game)-
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ghe guuruar aud Gumrter

DELIVERED BY CARRIERS IN THE CITY, 12 CENTS A WEEK, 50 GENTS 4 MONTH, S3 FOR SIX MONTHS s8 A YEAR. THE SAME TERMS BY MAIL SINGLE COPIES, 2 CENTS.
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Second gamel-
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st. Louis .......00000100O-1 5 1 New York ......0 Q 1-4 s Q
 Batteries sudhoff and Kahoe orth and Kleinow
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St. Louis ......0114O0O10-7 10 l Philadelphia ...1 0000O 0 0--1 5 6
 Batteries and Grady; Duggle- by and Dooin.
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R.HE.

- " 4ksI1f4 Norwich ........2.102 OO o-5 g Q |Meriden ........00 0000 0 % co 6 2
 Batteries-Robinson and Fisher. |OGara and Burke. .'.. s.. @$o3&"t ,' ,f5t' .-----.--- ' -' 7
 R.H.E. Norwich .......sO511 02 201 1 *-6 Il 1 Meriden 00020 0 0 0-2 5 4
 Batteries-Ross and Fisher; Thomas and Burke.
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At cIeveIand--
RIFE.

cleveland .....1o100230 -7 Il Washington 10 100000 0-1 2
 Batteries Bernhard and Bemis; Ja- cobson and Eittredge.
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Second game)-
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At Brooklyn-(frst game)-
 R.H.E. Brooklyn .......821000OO-61 10 1 Cincinnati ."..O Q 60 100 000-0 4 1 Batteries -scanlon and Bergen; Kel- lum and Schlei.
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(second game)-

Brooklyn n......200O1OO0s-3 6 O Cincinnati ......O 0O0O0O0O-0 g |
 Batteries Cronin and Ritter; Ewing and Schlei
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American League.

A. Chicago.