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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-24
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X6ZSS
: The Week In Society. g
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only attendant viii be the matron Of
honor, a married sister. formerly Miss
Eoise Gregory. Mr.. Stuart Sinuott.
OF Paducah. is Mr. SCOTS best man.
There will be ushers. The marriage
will be solemnized in the little church
that the brides mother. formery
Miss Emma Bassett and we,l-knDWn
here, was married from. The couple
VIII .eaya that night on southern
bridal trip and viii make their home
IN Wilson. y. c.
Mss Gregory is a girl OF much
beauty. She rs the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs Frank Gregory and Is popu-
lar IN Paiucah where she has visited
On several occasions. She was
one OF the brides maids at the
ssott-Bewley wedding here last April.
Mr. Scott j. the eldest son OF Mr.. ana
Mrs Frank l.. Scott and Is repre-
sentative young business man with
vide circle OF friends. He Is trave.-
ing representative for the Plttsburg
Steel company in the state of North
Carolina,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank /. Scott. Mrs.
Edwin Elmore Bewley Of Fort Worth
Texas, Frank l.. Scott. Jr.. and Mr..
Stuart S.nnott will attend the we'd
ding from Paduoah, going mp on
Wednesday Mr. Vaughan Scott will
arrive here Sunday night and will
leave for Louisville on TUESDAY.
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WHEN SUMMER WENT.

She smiled so sweet and sang so gay.
That scarce a flower In all the land
Knew when the summer turned away.
Or seemed to feel her loosenlng
hand
But birds OF song. with Loyal heart,
Followed, full soon her noiseless
light:
Some charm dissolved from. earth and
sky.
And earlier fell the shades Of night.
But, in her place. sweet autumn
smiles.
And filings good gifts on every side
Aud gives the world no chance to
think
The year is on It's ebblng tide.
\ purple haze lies ON the hills.
The scent OF grapes Is in the
breeze.
When autumn shows such winsome
grace.
How can she fail the world TO
please?
Emma A. Lonte, in zion's Herald.
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Farewell Luncheon ~ Ms. Noble and
Mrs. Sanders.

Miss Ethe. Morrow entertained in
formally at luncheon FRIDAY after
neon az her home on Broadway IN
honor of Mrs. Rabb Noble. who left
this morning for st. Louis 10 reside,
and. OF Ms David Brown sanders,
who went last evening 10 Seattle. her
future home. Twelve of ne girl
friends CT Me Noble'and Mrs. San
iers were present and the luncheon
was a pretty farewell affair
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Matinee Musical Club.

4 beautiful Song cycle was rem
dered az the Matinee Musical clubs
regular meeting on Wednesday after
noon at the Woman's club building.
II was entitled "Biond'na" and is by
Gcunod Miss Maymie Dreyfuss was
the soloist. and Mrs. George b. Hart
the accompanist. and a sympathetic
appreciation OF the theme was
evlnced BY each DO the redition. The
story of "Biondlna" YVES told very
delightfully."- by Mrs. Hubbard s.
Wells. the president Of the club. just
preceding the musical The song
cycle is divided into three parts: The
beauty. the marriage and the death OF
Biondlna. which are vividly described
% the songs. tributes from the lover
of the beautiful girl Mise Dreyfuss
voice never showed TO more delight
fu. advantage Than the range the -
longs Afforded 4 The clubs active
and associate members and num-
Der OF visitors flied the auditorium
The Matinee Musical club Is inau-
guiating It's fourth year and has
done a notable work a.Ung the line
Of musical uplift In Paducah. Not
only has II been instrumental in
some notable musicians
here and educating along that lhe,
but the fortniehty meetings have
been especially Inspiring. The study
each year has been outlined IN a most
way. and outsiders have
gladlN paid a small admission fee to
hear Ne program afternoons This
wear The work promises to be espe-
c,aay tellghtful.
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Nntting Party Acoss the River.

The Sewing Bee club COM
POSED Of some Of the society girls.
gave pleasant nufting party on
Thursday in the Illinois woods. It
vas an az day affair aDd a picnic
uuCh was served n noon. In thu
party were, Mrs. John Brooks.
Misses Lucy Patton. Of Lexington,
Va: May owen. Lille May Winstead,
Blanche Hills. Cor.nne Winstead
Ethel Brooks; Mc@rs. Wallace Well,
David KoGar, Edwin A, Paxton, sam
uei Winstead
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-24

Miss Mae Milburn, of S25 Madison
street. entertained Tuesday evening
in honor of Miss Nell Holmes, of May
field The house was decorated with
green and red. and after pleasant di-
versions refreshments were served.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-24

the North American Review. Mrs.
Frank l.. Scott gave a series of cur
rent events, and Miss Helen Lowry
an article entitled "Too Much Sue
cess" "The Heritage OF Nhe Emil
grant" IN the Outlook. was discuss
ed by Miss Frances Gould. I'm a
Poets Workshop" containing some of
the unpublished poems of sidne,
Lanier, was reported from the Cen.
tury by Mrs. Samuel Hubbard
'"Iombrosa and His study in Crimi
no,ogy" was given from the same
magazine by Mrs. W r. Bradshaw
Jr
A delightful luncheon was attrac
lively served during the social time
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Attractive social Entertainment.

\ pretty entertainment and muslcai
was gwen on Thursday evening In
the league par.or of the Broadway
Methodist church under the auspices
OF The Newell society a series of
graceful. moving tableaux entitled
THE Revcl OF the Maids" were Civ
en- 10 slow music by Misses Ale ID.
Fos,er Mamie O'Brien, Madeline
Cook. May Frederick. Lille May Me-
Giathery, Willie MAY RasCoe. Vera
Johnston Mary Byrl and Nell
Thompson. Taking part in the de-
llghiful musical program were:
Misses Anne Bradshaw. Anna Hill,
Mary Scott Lucille BACKYARD; Messrs.
Frank Check. savln Mall. Robert
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-24

building was a delightful compliment
to Miss Mona Hudson. of Louisville
the guest OF Mis- Eloise Bradshaw
The german was danced Mr.. sam
uel Hughes. Jr., ed. Frappe was
served during the evening. Mi.
Hudson returned home on Thursday
so the affair was a pretty farewe
compliment to an attractive and pop
ular visitor. The guest list was a
large ono aud included the youug
society set with a number of TIE
married cement.
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WEDDINGS.

The marriage OF Miss Grace Ru
do.ph. the daughter OF Mr.. l.. e.
Rudolph. Of La Center. to Mr.. Urbe
Smith. of LaCenter is to take PLACE
at the home Of the bride on Sunday.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-24

Those present were: Misses Fleta
Price, Chaylotte Bower. Nell Holmes.
Of Mayfeli: Irene Sel.ars. Mae Mil
burn, and Messrs. Kay Gregory. VIII
Schmid, Henry Ruoff. L. d. Mitchell.
Elmer English.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-24
SOCIAL CALENDAR.

TUESDAY -The Delphic club will
meet a. 10 a. m. at the Carnegie r.
brary. The program is:
I. The Twelve Greater Gods
Mr.. George c. Wallace
=. Their Temples and worship
Miss Kathleen Whitehead.
.. The Lesser Gods-Mrs. David
A. Neiscr.
WEDNESDAY - The executive
board Of Inc womans club VIII meet
at 10 a. m. at the club building
THURSDAY The Woman's club
will meet at $50 o'clock. The open
meeting at o'clock Is under the
auspices of the Civics department.
Miss Adine Morton. chairman. The
program 10 be featured Is:
Noca. 500. "Gal,y Chants the
SUMNER Bifds"-Mrs LelA Wade
Lewis.
2 Talk. Building Beauty Into
Ciiies"-nr David C Murrell. pres
ident of Paducah Board OF Park Com
missioner
. Instrumental Solo. Concert
Vase" tRudo1 FrimD Mrs. George
b. Hart.
Talk Some Beautiful Foreign
Giles -Mrs william Bra.nerd.
.. Vocal solo-Mr Frank Cheek
y .Remlniscences OF the Bienna.
Mrs. Hubbard 5. wells.
THURSDAY-Mr. and MIS-. Louis
NJ Rieke's reception In the. evening
from S until " o'clock IN honor OF
" and Mrs. James Calhonn Ricke.
FRiDAY-The Kalosophic club
viii meet at 10 a. m. AZ the Woman 5
cub house. The program includes.
1. Dante Life and Writings -
Beatrice.
?. vita Nuova- Selection from
Same-Miss Ethel Morrow.
3. Divinia Comedia-Miss Clara
Park
g. Current Events Mrs. John
Scott
Grcgory-Scott Wedding Ia Louisville.
The marriage Of Mr. Vaughan
Scott. Of This city, and Miss Elizabeth
Gregory. OF Louisville, viii take
place IN Louisville at the Woodland
Presbyterian church. Thursday even
Ing 90 : O'Clock n VII not be an
elaborate ceremonial The brides
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Blankets.

Blizzardy winter In the northwest
suggests get ready with warm bed
blankets.
We offer the heaviest and largest
Cotton Bed Blankets We have ever
shown before for csc. sl.0O. Sll5,
sl.25. $3.50 and S175 pair.
Warm Wool Blankets I'm ten and
eleven quarter sizes for s. TO Si.9o
pair
The same bIizzardy winter coming
suggests warm underwear prep
arations for the whole family. The
kinds with the weight, the finish, the
Equality and the warmth are here at
real under prices
Here are some suggestions OF
small things with small prices:
Electric Curriers'. per card Zoe
Shell Hair Pins. per dozen Be-
Needle Point Pins, per paper &c.
Safety Pins. per card Sc to &c.
sc Crochet Cotton. per spool &c.
Roc Shetland Floss, per skeln &C.
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CONTINUED on page 60

The Automobile club of France has
offered a prize of $4,000 for a new
fuel, which must be cheaper than gas
oline and give as good results.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-24

The Beneplacito club will ENTER
'a.n with dance at the "Thre,
links" building On the evening OF
Thursday, NovembF ..
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Parties for indianapolis Visitors.

A number Of the friends OF Mr..
and Ma william f. Kelly. 1047
Monroe street. gave an enjoyable sur
prise party at the Kelly home on
Monday evening. in honor of Mrs. ID.
j. Kelly aud Mrs. j. e. I.apkin. OF
Indianapolis. the neither and sister
Of Mr.. Kelley. Unique costumes
were worn. Mrs. ]. d. Harrington
captured the prize for the lady and
presented IL 20 Mrs. Lapkin. The
mems prize went TO Mr. A. j. Con
nell After pleasant game of
tuchre. a delightful spread was en-
joycd.
Al ~ rf..oft.,. fnt- 1ro..f
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The odd Fellows entertained with
IA dance at the Three Links" build
ing Tuesday night There were 40
couples present and the occasion was
a pleasant social one.
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Pnnmlar Women.

Society has responded in symua-
thetc unison this week to the strols
touches Of sorrow and JOY that came
10 Two popular Tennessee women who
are now making Paducah their home
and have won many friends here
Nh W. B. M!l.s ana Mrs. Mark An
thony 1928 Washington street are the
daughters Of Judge r. z. Taylor. o.
Trenton. Tenl. whose heroic escape
from the Ree,foot Lake night rideIs
on Monday night has he'd the whole
courti, breathless and they left a.
once for Trenton when the first neWs
came Mrs. Il Z. Taylor has just re-
Gently visited her daughter here. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Hillsmau Taylor. OF
Trenton brother and sister-in-law
were popular guests OF Mrs. Mills
last winter on their honeymoon Mrs.
NILS he- Just recently moved from
.2000 JEFFERSON bou,eyard to Wash
.'ugton and Fifth street
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-24

Scott and John l.. Robinson. Candy
made on chafng dishes was served
during the evening.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-24

Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Barker. i15
Harahan boulevard. entertained at
6 O'Clock dinner on Wednesday even
ing in honor of Mrs. ID. J. Kelly and
Mrs. j. Il. Lapkh, OF indianapolis,
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. William
.E. Kelly, 1047 Monroe street.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-24

Tuesday evening in compliment to
Mrs. d. ]. Kelly and Mrs. J. f. Lap
kin. OF indianapolis, and their host
ess. Mrs. William +. Kelly.
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pictty luncheon To Out-Of-TOwh
Guests.

MIS- Armour Gardner entertained
at luncheon on "Wednesday al her
home. on Fountain avenue in hoaor
.of Ms. James u. Black Of Terre
Haute. Ind. who was Ms Lena Me
Knight Of this city, and of Mrs. Pau,
Dysart. Of Kookuk. Iowa. formerly OF
paducah The table was charming
n its appointments. and the eight
GOV rs included: Mgs Gardner. Mrs.
Back. Airs Dysart. Mrs John 5.
B,eecAer. 81 Columbus. Ca. Mrs.
Milton G.. Cope. Mrs. Saunders A.
lF6w,U Miss Claribel Rieke. Mss
Car.ie R.eke. Following the lunch
con there were two tables az bridge
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-24

MIS-. r. A. IIazelbar 1047 Harri-
son street. entertained at dinner on
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Magn1Inc cIub WIIh No. Lowry.

Miss Helen Lowry was hostess to
tho Machine cub on Thursday after
noon al Ter home. 1928 Broadway
II was delightful meeting Of the
club and argely attended. At the
bushes .ession Miss Matte Fowler,
a former member OF the club. was
elected tl he place of Mrs. Louise
Maxwell who has moved from the
lcity. Miss Alice Compton's resigna-
ton was handed IN and her place
will be- fNed at the next meeting
Several chaVges were made in ,hs
club dates and hostsses as arranged IN
the year book The Thanksgiving
meeting was dropped out. making bur
one In November, and Mrs. Frank
| l.. Scott vii be the hostess.
The masa1.ne reports were espe-
lcially interesting and varied. From
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-24
Stirring Values in Kid Gloves

~ Button lengths at 1Sc pair.
2 Button Clasp al Sjc pair
Choice Lamb skin Cloves at CSC r
pair.
Dress Goods at i5c to s125 a
yard.
silks at csc, CSC. soc, 7ic sc
ard Csc yard
Choice soft-hnished. yard wide
Bleached Musins at &c TO loc yard
12sc Canton Flannels at Zoe
yard
zoe Wash Dress Fabrics at l5c
yard
Let Those Who Want Good Mer-
chandisc s.nd Not ray EStrsarantly,
Investigate Our Goods and Prices.
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Women's Suits, Coats and
Cloaks.

II you have not yet tested our Of
fcrings do so now II will not BE-
your last visit and YOU Will send
Others. We are showing BETTER
STYLES. BETTER WORKMAN
SHIP. BETTER VALUES than 9th,
-ers show.
Now, while We have higher stand
ard OF selections than ever before
we are maintaining our small profit
prices. The critical will find our Of
ferirgs to conform to their most ex-
acting ideas. This statement can be
verified by Investigation. which we
heartily invite. We are expecting
the arrival of hundred or more
stylish Coat Suits the coming week.
The best Coat Suit values In Padu-
cab for 10 to $50.
Special values in seasonable Dress
Goods at Il sc to s1.25 a yard.
Underpriolng on silks at 24c, Ssc'
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500. 7lc. soc and Csc yard.
Hosiery for everybody at price
saving bargains isc TO 2oe pair
soc Hosiery 3 pairs for Sl.O0.
Ideal soft-fnished. yard vide
Bleached Musllns &c 81 r0c a yard.
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Miss Paftou Hono,ec.

Or and MIS-. David G Murrell en-
teiiainCd Informally al dinner on
Thrrs day evening at their home. on
Broadway. IN honor OF Miss Lucy
Patton. Of Virginia. the gracious and
popu'ar guest Of Miss Blanche Hills
The table was Beautifully appointed
plants and fruits being the decora.
TORS. The covers included: Or. and
M MuuSll. Miss Patton. Mss
Eiuise Bradshaw. Miss Belle Cave
Miss Kathleen Whitehead Mis-.
Blanche HIS. NJ Douglas Bagby
Mr.. Fred wade. Mr.. Arthur Martin
Nj Edwin j. Paxton, d.. /. b
Howell
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Honor Dance 10 Miss Hudson.
Miss Elsie Hedges dance on We'd
c.laN evenlnp al the "Three links.
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Bargains in Boys Clothing

II you are skeptical about this
come and investigate. An honest
skeptie Is one who investigates.
Boys Suits are here at under
prices at from $i.00 Suit up TO
5000 on which we challenge investi-
ration and comparison with what
Nou ean do elsewherg
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Distinctive Styles in Clothes
for Men.

That we keep Clothing that Is
above the average in style. in 1t, in
tailor work. can be demonstrated to
you in five minutes II you Will visit
our Clothing Department and in
vest.gate
Young Mems SIS Suits at Sl2.90.
SIS Suits at $500.
S2250 Suits at siC.50.
s25.0O Suits at $500
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Shoes For Bows and Girls.

HOnestl sturdy SHOES pIenly Of
styles. comfort aud toe room and
plenty Of service IN every pair
boys shoes from 81 to $z5o pair
Girls Shoes from 75c to }s.oo a pair
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-24
The Great Sale Of Mems and
Women's Shoes at Cut
Prices Continues.

Both Mems and Womens.
2,0O Shoes at Si.cO.
$3.50 shoes AT Sl,95.
$500 Shoes at s2i5.
$500 Shoes at $3.50.
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let those who want good mer-
ciandisc and not pay eStr,vagantly,
investigate our goods and prices.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-26
RESPESS STABLE WINS.
Dick Roller Gets the kniekerboeker
 Handicap.

Yonkers, N. r., Aug. 26.-The En- pire City track was in excellent condi. ton and the card classy one of five overnight events and the Knickerbock- CT handicap. The latter was the fea- ture for two-year-olds, at about six furlongs. with S3.000 added, and had a small but select field.
 J. B. Respess won the Knickerbocker handicap for two-year-olds with the bay colt Dick Roller, which was at a good price. Dick Roller went to the front and, drawing away handily in the last sixteenth, went on and won easily. Erbert was second under a game drive from Footpad, which finish ed third. The winners:
 First Race.-Lawton Wiggins, first; Arondack. second: Star Thistle, third.
 Second -Nimbus, first: Don En- rique, second: Firestone, third.
 Third Race.-The Squire. first; Royal Tourist, second; Balbus, third.
 Fourth Raee.-Dick Roller, first; Er- bert second: Footpad, third.
 Fifth Race. cymbal. first: Black Oak. second; Milford, third.
 Sixth Race.-Rockstone. first; Miss Lida, second; George G. Hall, third.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-26
THE DIAM THE SIGNAL OF
 DISTRESS IS OURS Meriden Was the Latest to Pile on the Agony-The Games Play
 ed Elsewhere.

The smallest paid attendance in the history of the Connecticut league was present at the game out at Reid vile yesterday. There could not have been more than 75 people there all told and those who were there witnessed another defeat for the home team. Waterbury had the honor of making one more hit than Meriden. The outfielders on each team had busy day for there were just 13 putouts made by each side in the outer garden. All the scoring was done in the third inn- ing, Meriden making three runs on a bunch of hits off Eastman and Waterbury doing the same off Hallis gan. The locals had several good chances to take away the victory but poor coaching and bad base running interfered. After the third inning Eastman did some clever twirling and held the visitors at his mercy in almost every inning. Swander was the boy with the big stick and hammered the ball hard on almost every time at bat. This chap is bringing himself into the limelight in the last few weeks and if he con- tinues his good work, there may be higher honors for him next season. The score.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-26

half way down the stretch while oth- CTS were fighting for position. Nc Henry was on the outside, but those who have seen his masterful drive knew he would do something to get among the winners. He sure enough pushed Prince c. at stirring drive and landed second from eighth DO. sition 200 yards away, and close to the winner. The others were so well punched that only the judges could separate them. The great event was over and the following were announced the six winners.
 Allen Winter, $30,000; Prince O., $10,000; San Francisco. $5,000; Ralph Wick, S2,500; The Hunts man, $1,500, and Peter Balta, s1,- 900. .
 The slow horses had thus won the big stake, as a glance over the fore, going summaries will show that the winners were placed respectively in the following classes: 2:10, 2:12. 2:11, 2:14, 2:1l and 2:12. ? All interest in the two other events on the card was lost in the excitement following the finish of the big event.
 The summaries:
 2:12 class, trotting, purse, s1,2O0 -3 heats.
 Maryeletta, b m, by Grand
 Baron (McDonald) ....2 2 1 Loyal H. by Boreal (Geers) 1 2 Aloma, b m, by The Con-
 queror (Cox) ..... ....5 b Za "a, blk m (Payne) .,. a 5 Nance Royce,- b m (Me-
 Carthy) ..... ...... A 5 Murray M., bb h (Durfee) 6 5 4
 Time-2:11h 2:10A 2:09ls.
 Money winners-First $40, sec ond $400, third $2S0, fourth and fifth, each $40.
 2:O4, class, pacing, purse. s1.2Oo -3 heats. Hedgewood Boy. oh h, by
 Chitwood (Sweet) ...1 i 1 Black Lock, blk h (An-
 orews) ..... "a. ...2 3 3 Baron Grattan, b g.(Geers) 8 { 9 Gallagher, b g (McEwen) A 2 4
 Time-2:03A, 2:04&, 2:06%.
 Money winners-First $S40, sec ond s16O, third s12O, fourth $50.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-26
NEW RRITAIN CLIMBING.

New Britain, Aug. 26.-New Bri- tain narrowed down the distance to the coveted goal of third place in the legue by taking a fall out of George Bone's White wings yesterday after noon to the tune of to 2. Dan Coughlin was in the box for the Han naites and Paige for the Boneyards. Six hits were secured of each, but the Bristol boy kept the bingoes bet ter scattered than the visiting twirler He also received better sup port. The score R.H.E. New Britain 1 1 0 0 *-4 5 . New Haven 0 0 0 01 0-2 6 2
 Batteries-Coughlin and Retiange; Page and Murray.
 Two-base hit, Herbst; home run, Cabrera; sacrifice hits, Marsans, Burns; stolen bases. Burns; double play, Cabrera to Burns to Bunyan; Firgue to Simmons to Reischman; left on bases, New Britain 6, New Haven 2; bases on balls, of Cough lin 1, off Page 4; bases on errors, New Britain 2; struck out, by Cough lin 1, by Page 4; passed balls, Ru- fiange 1, Murray 2; time, 1:4O; umpire, Tyler. --