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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-05
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CaT-lgaa AID Wagner. Wagner and Bradley.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-05
DARTMOUTH WINS POOR GAME

Hanover. y. H.. June Ain spite OF err
rors, Dartmouth defeated Massachusetts
Agricultural College here to-day by a score
Of II 10 Q. The BAY State men halted the
Dartmouth pitchers so freely and the Hano-
Verians made so many errors that the
team was lucky TO win.
The score follows:
dartmouth 2 0 3 o-fa "a
NJ \ C2 o o o % IA 4
Batterles-Gsmmons Steen, Mitchell srd
Chadbourne; Williams and French. Tine-2ib
Cmpire-O Reilly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-05

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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-26

There win BE- special review If Har
mon biya, No / 1. @, I, ~. Thursday
evening in The x. Of Z. hall Ballot on
candidates and any other necessary bust.
ness win the guards be present for
practite Those who have not paid theif
May assessments can de so q this meet
ing Il il hoped there will be 4 large
attendance
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-26
The Daylight Store
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Ii win poy sou to read The Vaughan
store SO. On page >,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-26

Dd Won get one Of those waists fat
0sc each % sale last Saturday. II you
did not yon can buy orc next Saturday
for ase at Perry's,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-26
DrummsIs Muslin Underwear Samples

These should Be seen at once They
are not the usual medium grade goods.
They arc che better kinds az being made
Of fine embroideries and Lace on fine
cloth and uainsooks.
These samples a. the price asked are
brought down V common prices So that
you really get fine, beautiful gamrnt
at the price 81 coarse muslin.
One third discount Is big allowance.
IT makes d use garment cost SOC, ana
q $500 one only $500
There are Night Robes, Corset Covers
Drawers, Skirts and Combination Suits,
all in these samples
Next week we will have on
and Double Edged Insertions
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-26
TALK or THE TOWN


Hamburg for die es 81 Yauebans
short.sleeyed waists, sioo IL Abbotts
saturday sale, ladies' waists o5c at
Nanghans
New iine of Silk waists at Tie Paris
shigtwaist Elouse
set the June styles FOR graduation
dresses ~ terrg's.
Saturday sale, white muslin under
skirts az e5e n yaughans
Mrs. ". IA clouqh 81 Camp street Fl
seriously III with pneumonia
DR. spurgeon, great English speaker
|at the Methodist church tonight
pr Sturgeon, great English speaker
at the Methodist church Tonight
Fake advantage 81 che closing ont
prices az Merchant \ Ffsser's This week,
William Jones went to Iberyille p, Q.,
to-day, where he has secured employ
ment
White Mountain ice cream freezers Are
The best. Buy them ut The N. p Phelps
company
For your ice cream or soda, step in
at the Vermont Fruit Stores new Ice
cream parlor
Why not LET is protect gour income
when You are sick The FareieW Casual
ty company
You will save money hy investing n
one of those waists GA sale saturday for
csc at Perg.s.
Mrs, Joseph Wark went to Burling
ton Wednesday where SHE expects to
pass severhl days
Mr. and Mrs f. Glover and Mrs. ).
q Griges are passing few days IN
Waterbury.
Pr Sturgeon at the Hedding NJ FL
church tonight win speak % @John
Bulls Opinion Of Uncle Sam
There win Ia a meeting Of ihe mem.
bers 81 hose company 10, 2 at the hose
house Friday evening 81 6sl5 o'clock.
Miss Lena Beekley returned 10 Der
home ID Piainheld yesterday alter pass
ing several days with friends IN Che
city,
The Frank McWharter CO. ean Show
Xoli the most complete line of cbildrens
suits, including wash suits, 10 be iounO
p The city.
(abert Towno Of Waterbury was
business visitor "a the city Wednesday
Re was accompanied from Montpelier
by George Lord
Tbe item II yesterdays Times stating
that John q Smith Was seriously in
was Incorrect OF late his health has
been better.
pd vou Get one Of those waists far
Csc each on sale last Saturday II you
did not you can buy orc next Saturday
for ase at Perrys,
There win Be 4 special review of Har
mon bisa, No i. O. Il Ma Thursday
evening in che ~ Of r hall Ballot on
candidates and any other necessary husi.
ness win the guards be present for
practices Those who have not paia theii
May assessments can do Ne at This meet
ing Il Is hoped there will be 4 large
attendance
Renairs on the spire nf ST Monica's
church Oh Summer street are rapidly
nearing completion TIE Rildei crosses
surmounting tile apex 1t Tire spire and
fhe east aad west ends Of the body.
uhich have wifhsfo0a the wind and
storms 81 two decades VIII III taken
MI IA ~ Il
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-26

PASTURE 10 EEN r-0g viii take IN stock
within mile anu hais Of the ely. y. slaY
ton. Rarre GitlQs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-26

we are selling children's Fast Biack
IlIose ID ail sizes made double elastic
knee ANA double heels and toes. this
SALE at o. per pair.
one lgt 81 hest Domestic Ciinehans.
l2l4c regular value, now at 10c pef
yard
job lot 81 dns yaleneiepnes Lace.
worth So @ Lei pef yard au our bargain
table at 81 per yad, SOC PER piece Of ~
yards.
Ladies Write Waists with long 81
short sleeves. High neck and Dutch
necks sl.25 and Sl.S5 values, now &1.O0
each. On our bargain counter
One lot 81 ShantuHg and HQmespun
silks ia asserted folors, our sue and So.
Wash silks now q close at 35c per
yard.
sale a beautiful assortment Of
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-26

Next will have sale beautiful Of Wide Hamburg Flo
Double Edged Insertions O. 28e the dollar They will be advertised TIL
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-26
Loo 80 10 Ia cLAssIFIED.

WANT EU--& MsFsand man . wefk en- tarm
We l2ta
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-26
TALK on THE TOWN


caaHlower and curly cabbage plants
1T Emslies.
biz sale of Shirt waists 40 the Paris
shftNaist House This week
Bay your New Perfection Oh stoves
and wiekless Oh stoves at the N. y,
Phelps company.
Mls. Cooley nurse Ms returned from
0flsans ana * now located 1T 10 Spauld-
ine slfeel Tel fS8.2
pscial meeting 81 the Barre Rangers
football club will be held in the pavilion
rmMsday night AZ O'clock; business
important Members please take l2s8.
ear on saturday ior picnic Special car
home q night IS Mcknight president.
Style book for June just ILL.,; fashion
sheets free by calling al Perry's.
eale al ssynnls ,ndsvt,5als,,s ~ Ak.
boti}a
yon wili ,asrt t.nn,a.l. W. NJ.
ioI KY 49, H s.,. ~, M ., s.
co r
I'll i'll ns,r liren..o,,r s,,s. os,v
ss sa III Vanphnn's
" y.
a.as1 go - se.uts ~ ~ eeas' T q,s
ss9,.. NuAN
'auh'1A 'slVS'
Sew WASH beits IT Aaaghans
Fifty lingerie, batistn and muslin
waists for 0Se each, reduced from SIZE
land $3.50 "a PefrY's on Saturday.
To djsDose N KS white waists next
satbrdaV NJ have restee8 tbe pyice a.
onF sl IS and el s0 waist. ta 49, saei
At perfv's.
Tho sba-,s .bot, s. III paat;s, sb.sol,
III, NV ' e%o s 49, Z. ls ~ .ist
-at o'clock Please notice change of
time. II is important that al members
be present.
Hates a,tetiop room w,ti IL ,nsn svarv
aav MA eyenine me weet Sneeial ane.
tion sala ~ n6nssboId gaoda tk;a avon.
inc AZ O'Clock cousisting 81 every.
thine IL Keen honsa with Thess Goods
nt,sf be sola ~ partiss Sc teavipa Town
Come.
Arsepats 81 laaa ar anraving vmr
trees N Keudricks drng store
$3.50 NJ. te4.i 49,
were 50 follows. 81 a chsnn,ap con.
cora II AZ. Band. Burlington. II Il
Aiken svraeuse N III 81 81 Carmen.
ter Bellows Fails A L Ihayer, Bur
iingtohi WI strong. tiainneldi Y. An
~ Ssencer 81 Jobnsmrv n 81 TavloT,
pafiand. .ganes Henderson, Norfh6eia
W n SAGE WiddletoWn Il NJ. James
sFitsArI psfhei, W yvtlEa,os Tr9v
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-26

II opportunity
kinds that sell tot less than have been wholesale kinds
other Those attending Of drummr Mus
lin Underwear % 2 The dollar will realize these purchases
tlet
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-09
TY COBB INCREASES LEAD.
Heads American League Batsmen With Grand Average of .381-Snodgrass Still Going Up in National League.

Last week Ty Cobb of the Detroits increased his lead by several points and now leads the American league with the grand average of 1881, or 13 points ahead of Lajoie of the Cleve- lands. Strunk of the Athletics in Il games has a batting average of .43S, but he doesn't count in the figuring. Daporte and Knight are the only mem bers of the New York team who are within the three century mark
 Fred Snodgrass is still the champion slugger in the National league. During the last week the heavy hitting Giant increased his batting average from -367 to -396. CrandaIl, Becker and Meyers, together with Snodgrass, make up the Giants quartette of those who are lin- ing out the sphere better than 300. No
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-09
Important 10 all Women
 Readers of this Paper

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 Women's complaints often prove to be nothing else but kidney trouble. or the result of kidney or bladder dis ease
 If the kidneys are not in healthy condition they may cause the other organs to become diseased.
 You may suffer 8 great deal with pain in the back, bearing down feel ings, headache and loss of ambition.
 Poor health makes you nervous, ir- ritable and maybe Respondent; it makes anyone so.
 But thousands of irritable. nervous, tired and broken-down women have restored their health and strength by the use of Swamp-Root, the great Kid ney, Liver and Bladder Remedy.
 Swamp Root brings new life and ac- tivity to the kidneys. the cause of such troubles.
 Many send for a sample bottle Co see what Swamp Root. the great Kid ney, Liver and Bladder Remedy. will do for them. Every reader of this paper who has not already tried it may address Dr. Kilmer & Co.,, Bipg- hamton, N. Y., and receive sample bottle free by mail. You can purchase the regular fifty-cent and one-dollar size bottlesNat all drug stores.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-09
GOVERNMENT eY COMMISSION.
Further List of References on Impor-
 tant Subject.

The following is continued list of publications upon the subject of gov ernment by commission, furnished from the chief photographer of the con- gressional library through Congress- man Edwin w. Higgins:
 Trcusdale, H. C. Municipal ownership under the commission plan City hall (Montreal ed), August, 1909, V. II: 38-39
 corporation. McClure's magazine October, 1906, V. 27: 61O-620. Webster, ". A. Problem Of city gov ernment. Boston, Mass, 1909. Whtlock. Brand. The spread of the Galveston plan of government. Circle, November, 1907. V. 2: 2s9 29o.
 Robbins. E. C. comp. Selected articles on the commission plan of munici- pal government. Minneapolis H. w. Wilson. 1909.
 ment. New York: D. Appleton 8s Co.. 1908. s5s pp. References at end of chapters. Commission form of government: pp. 1s3-I90. Sampson, H. E. Des Moines plan of city government Century maga- zine. October 1907, V. 14: 27O. Shambaugh, B. F. The Des Moines plan of city government (In Amer ican political science association Proceedings. 1907. pp. 1ss-1s2. Slosson, w. B. Government by com July 25. 1907. V. @: 195-e0o Spread of the commission plan. Out look. July 4. 1908. V. ss: 495-497. Spread of the Galveston plan. Ameri- can monthly review of reviews November, 1907. v 36: 62S-e SPA
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-09
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN CROPS AND coPPERs
Attracted Much Attention in Wall Street Monday-Feverish FIuctua- tious

New York Aug. S.-The governme ent report on condition of the grain crops on August 1st and the July statistics of the Copper Producers association were the two items of news which at trasted the most attention in the finan- cial districtt oday. The effect was more of repression than stimulation on spec nlative activity, as the appearance of the two reports did not occur until the session of the stock exchange was well ernment crop report was to depress prices sharply, but rally followed.
 The copper producers report was well received, more from its contrast with predictions of it's contents than from positive betterment in trade con ditions to be inferred from its showing. The impression had got abroad that substantial increase in the surplus stock on hand would be shown by the report. An increase of only 2,254, ,661 pounds was accepted, therefore, as an agreeable disappointment
 The feverish fluctuations followed the appearance of the crop report in the last half hour of the stock mar ket. An abrupt decline was the first response, the low condition of corn and the further deterioration of spring wheat signally failing to meet the hopes of an agreeable surprise. Sup port was accorded teh market and the raIlying power of the coppers helped in sustaining the general list at the last The more favorable weather conditions which have existed since the date of the report both in the corn belt and in the spring wheat region neutralized- the effect to some extent.
 The engagement of additional gold in London today was in accordance with expectation.
 Bonds were irregular. Total sales, par value. $906. 900. United States bonds were unchanged on call.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-09

The Norwich City Athletic league, with the object of promoting all kinds of athletic sports, came into existence Monday evening at a meeting held by the directors, George Casey William H.. Bowen and Joseph P. Desmond. For the present the new league will con fine it's activities to baseball and the managers of the Norwich Town, Greeneville and Central baseball teams.
 At the meeting Tuesday night con stitution was adopted, officers were elected and a baseball schedule of twelve weeks beginning Aug 14 and ending Oct. 30 was decided upon, be- sides numerous other matters of detail incident to the smooth running of a league.
 The league will start with three teams, although the constitution pro- yides that this number may be raised to six. Each manager is to carry twelve men, and no players are to be barred the list to be given to the secretary on the Friday evening before the game to be played. The managers may be compelled to strengthen their teams if the best interests of the league. The managers have posted their forfeits to carry out the season
 These officers were elected for a term of one year: President Charles F. Whitney; vice president and secretary L. $. Manchester; treasurer Timothy Fields; scorer, Joseph P. Desmond. The president is to appoint an advisory board of three m embers. The three managers shall be known as the com mittee of arrangements.
 The schedule adopted is as follows:
 Aug. 14-Centrals vs. Norwich Town.
 Aug. 21-Centrals vs. Green eville.
 Aug. 2S-Greeneville vs. Norwich Town.
 Sept 4-Centrals vs. Norwich Town.
 Sept. 11-Centrals vs. Greeneville.
 Sept. 1S-Greeneville vs. Norwich Town.
 Sept. 25-Centrals vs. Norwich Town.
 Oct 2+Centrals vs- Greeneville.
 Oct 91Greeneville Norwich Town.
 Oct. 16-Centrals vs. Norwich Town.
 Oct. 23-Centrals vs. Greeneville.
 Oct. s0-Greenevills vs. Norwich Town.
 The league has leased Sachem park for the remainder of the season. It was voted to charge no admission fee, passing the hat to be the method of raising the money for expenses. Seats in the grandstand will be charged for. No prizes for batting, etc. are to be awarded, as it is believed that this would result in too much encourage ment to individual playing. The presi- dent will have charge of the umpires.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-09
New York
TENNIS AT ROGUE GROUNDS.
A. L. Brown Holds Lead in Summer Tourney-BrookIyn Cannot Come to Play.

The summer tennis tournament at the Norwich roque grounds is provid- ing some interesting matches the players try to increase theIr rating by defeating the men who have been placed above them in the plan. Allyn L. Brown continues to hold the lead.
 Following is the present order of standing: A. L. Brown, Tyler Olcott. H. c. Tainter, Frank Toss. John Mitchell, Henry Arnold, Dr. Thomas, William Perry. Herbert Cary. F. Sym ington, Carl Hoffman, Walter Gilbert, A. Chandler, w. T. Sullivan A. F. Robinson, B. filling, l.. E.. Stockwell w F'risbie, Daniel Brown (out of town.)
 Matches in singles and doubles had been arranged for Wednesday of this week between representatives of the club, and players from the camp of Brooklyn Y. M c. A. boys who are camping at Gardners lake but these had to be given up. The management of the camp decided not to allow his men to come here to play and has can celed the date
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-09
eRoToN RACING MEET.
Manager Trying to Get Norwich Motor
 Cyclists to Enter.

Captain De Malchin, manager of the horse and automobile show and meet to be held at the driving park at Groton on Thursday was in Norwich on Monday. The captain endeavored to induce a number of Norwich motor cycle owners to take part in the vari ous events. In the motorcycle class Nelson L. Cole of New London is the only one to enter so far, and L. S. Manchester is trying to arrange for the entrance of local motofcyclists against him. In the other divisions of the programme there has been a satis- factory number of entries and plenty of sport is promised. One auto driver went mile at the Groton track on Sunday in 1.35.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-09
Mcintyre Still Leading Fall River
 Team

Slim Mcintyre still holds the nominal lead in the batting figures of the Fall River team, his average at the close of the week being .290, having bean 62 times at bat made IS base hits and scored 4 runs. Devin with SIS times at bat and S6 hits, was second with .270. During the week Mcintyre made three two base hits, two sacrifices and stole one base.
 Mcintyre was at his home in this city oyer Sunday. returning Monday morning to take his place at first base for his team. His present pace indi- cates that he will hold down his posi- ton without trouble.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-09
Speed Boys Too Much for Preston

Manager Canfield's Speed Boys of Long Society went out to Preston City Saturday and gave them d good trouncing to the tune of to 1. Fea- lures of the game were the fielding of Garfield and the all round playing of Dtsco on third.
 Following is the lineups:
 Speed Boys: ! D. Savage C. F. Johnson p. Perry 1b. J. Savage 2b, Bowen ss. Disco 3b. ,McCfimon If, l.. Crary of, Garfield If.
 Preston City: J. Caron c, Burdick D. Holden 1h, c. Johnson 2b. H. Caron ss, Swan 3b, c. Burdick If, F. Crary of, H. Johnson If.
 Score by inninfs: R. H. E. Speed Boys 2 c 2 Q @ 0 0 3-s 10 3 Preston City 0 1 0 0 0 0 ofO 0-1 8
 Manager Canield would like to ar range games with Pachaug, Voluntown or Glasgo Write to Manager Charles Garfield, Preston, R. F. D.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-09

was charred at the time of the fire there is considerable good timber in the walls. MT. Evans will dispose of 5000 feet of the best of the lumber to G. F.. Hedge. who will use it fin building a shed for wagons at his liv- cry stable on Franklin street. MT Evans began rasing the paint shop Friday anc expects to have 1t down in 15 days.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-09
Tearing Down R. R. Paint Shop.

The old paint shop belonging to the New Have.a road opposite the raiL- road tracks from the station which was set on fire by boys and nearly burned down several months ago. is being torn down by John s. Evans of 4S Lake street. who has purchased the building. Although the roof was burned off and much of the building
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-09

tween s25.o and s30.000 to adapt Fort Trumbull to uses of the school. The antique stone barracks at the fort, to- gethers with numerous cottages. will accommodate 15O men easily
 The government has been dismantling Fort Trumbull ever since the Spanish American war. In the past decade 1t has deteriorated from a coast defender to an ordinary garrison post. Its only distinction has been it's reveille and retreatsgun, the only one of it's kindfn Connecticut. l.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-09
New Enslana Lsaau..

At LoweII-First Fall River | Lowell l3 innings Second game: Fall River 0. Lowell 5; innings by
 At Lawrence-First game: New Bedford f. Law '. Only -one game played
 At Worcester-Brocktsn 2, Worcester l.
 At Harerhin-Lynn 5. Hsverhili l.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-09
Foley Kidney Pills.

Tonic in quality and action, quick in results. For backache. headache, diz- ziness, nervousness, urinary irregulari ties and rheumatism Lee & Osgood Go.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-09
COTTON.

New York, Aug. s--Cotton spot clos ed quiet, 15 points higher; middling uplands 1895. middling gulf 16.30; sales 13,144 bales.
 Futures closed firm. Bids: August 16.0S September 14.74, October 13.91 November 1879, December 1879, Jan uary 1874, February 1876, March 1873, May 1880, June 1888, July 1884
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-09
HospitaIs PIax Norwich Town reem.

The Norwich State Hospital baseball team will have a strong attraction at their grounds Saturday afternoon. W hen they take a shot at the Noah Websters has played only one game this season, making it a win. hence they are some what of an unknown quantity and some good sport Is in prospect.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-09
NATIONAL LEAGUE srAnDIne.
National Leasue.

At New Yerk-st. Louis-New York pcstpon- ed rain
 Al Philadcphia-ch chicago-P -PhIadelphia post poned. rain. Two games today.
 At BrookIyn--CincinIati- Brooklyn game postponed wet grounds Two games today
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-09
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Waureaan Trims Andems in 12 Inninas.

Wauregan won in the 12th inning from North Grovevenordale on Satur- day in a game that was close and well played all the way. The Andems start ed off strong with a tally in each of the first two innings, but the Grays came back in the fifth and seventh, and from then on it was pretty even thing The score:
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-09
coNnEcrIcur LEAGUE srANoIne.
Connecticut League.

At New Haven-Bridgeport 2. New Haven 0. At Waterbury-Watsrbury- -HoIyoke game scheduled for Monday played Sunday
 At Springfeld-Sew Britain 5. Springfield .. At Hertford-Northampton l, Hartford 0.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-09
NORWICH CITY ATHLETIC LEAGUE
Oreaniz>d Promote All Kinds If Sports Beginning
 August IA With twelve We=ks' Baseball
 Scheduie-Athleiics Increase Lead Ty Again Ee- featng Rrowns-Rain Intsrferes With Many Games.

other team in the National league can boast of as many in the coveted class. The following tables made up to Au- gust show all players who have an average of 200 or more:
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-09
MONEY.

New York. Aug. s.--Money on call easy 1 1-4M1 3-4 per cent, ruling rate 1 1-2, last loan 1-2, closing bid l 1-4 offered at l 1-2.
 Time loans steady and very dull. six ty days 3m3 1-4 per cent. ninety days 3-4Q4. six months 4 3-4M5.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-09

Pains of women. head pains, or any pain stopped in 20 minutes sure with pr. Shoop's Pink Pain Tablets. See full formula on 25c box. Sold by Lee X Osgood Co.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-09
Philadelphia
St. louis.
Cleveland 3, Bostcn [

Cleveland. O., Aug s.-Cleveiand took the last of the series from Boston. to T. The in the first inning when Turner doubled. Gra-
 tripied and Bemis singled Falkerberg kept Boston's hits scattered except in the second The
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-09
MONDAYS BASEBALL RESULTS.
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.
Eastern League

At Newark-Toronto- Newark game postponed; wet grounds. At Jersey city-Bunaio-Jersey City game pospon ed wet grounds.
 At Baltimore Montreal Baltimore pospOn ed; wet grounds
 At Provdence-Rochester 4. Providence 1.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-09
Cleveland.
Washington 3. Chicago 2.

Chicaso. Aug s.-Scott who relieved Young in the first inning after had counted Milan's double, Schaefer's single hit batter and infeld pitched hit ball. but Washington ?. Johnson found for four hits. i'm eludng triple and scratch single in the seventh that neted Chicago tally. and his lack of control and McBnde's counted another in the ninth
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-09

WalIing ngford.-The board of electrical commissioners is contemplating the recommendation of new building to be used for office purposes.