f
ndlcapped In shooting
~ 48? it iggou'b‘ifui If this present your
iihddo $90.11“, shots be fired in 20 sec-
sari riada. r o momma
‘ will a el at out. éisou. Frlé
at Saturday. July 28 and 29. will
. ”it 1y i
I' from mate as of former years
“Admit in shooting to a marked
npdoubt edcly be revi ed’.
unécticut National Guard
Ill close successfully.
Thu gta 9 makes meager provisions
mm“, compared to some eastern
tats. Ind th'ér'e is no outside source
; f ”N to carry shooting on. as
‘ '0 $301077 ew York state. At present
range is the only one on
birth a brigade match can be held.
0 plan to construct I range at P0
aonock has evidently fallen through’.
is nothing has been done toward it
ecently. At Nlantic the old state
Inge 3 unsuitabled for long distance
ting W091! 0011 has poor pros-
eots celiii easy to alter pver
find rA Went rang'e In Bates
vhiost of the Connecticut men have
ad very little chance to practice
booting in the newly specified skir
ish rap arse and at rapid fire
here bits can hardly a chance to
ractice. The brigade match will be
pilot with many new men at the firing
point. as the distinguished marksman
regulation debara them from particl-
. a brigade match This rule
Ti 0!“ f-tiiata a who has attained
' ’ of dis nyuished marksman
toting in, a national thatch
chewed to shoot in a bri-
ll no b
gade match.
Seven ExportI Gone.
The Third regiment suffers by the
loss of seven expert marksmcn from
the list of eligibles for the brigade
match These are officers.s namely:
Lieutbnant Cdlonel Henrys Do.rsey.
Captain William H. Warrcll of Com-
pally M: Capitals David Conner of
Company 1 aptain Percy ll. Morgan
inspector of small arnls plactice; First
Lieutenant Clarence W. Judson of
Company C; Second Lieutenant Ilenly
T. Prowitt. of onlpany D. and Second
Lieutenant Arthur P. Woodward, of
Company M. The Second regiment
has twelve men in this class, who must
necessarily be debarrcd The First
regiment will not feel the ruling very
heavily. as but one man has attained
tile distinguished marksman qualifies
t on.
The question as to the outcome of
the shoot depends in its answer ex
pertg think on the new timber that
the different organizations are bring
lug out The Second and Third regi-
ments are looked upon as the most
likely winners of the match while the
First regiment Is not regarded as dan
gerous at all. Third regiment men
think they have a good chance to take
first prise. as some ood shots have
developed. while the econd regiment
“if not developed formidable men to
til 0 the places of the mainstays who
have gained the distinguished marks-
manship lass. Captain Percy H.
Morgan w ll be team captain of the
Third regiment team
Captain Morgans choice of candi-
ditto! Will probably fall upon marks
has of the third battalion. which is
obm'poiled of four companies In this
section of the state. The third hat
talion team won over the other bat
taiionl and Danbury with such large
scores that there Is no evidence of
good men being produced by the first
and. second battalions.
light Men in a Team.
This year the teams will be compos-
0d of eight men and each team will
said two alternates Although the
privl age of entering teams has been
given all organizations of the . N.
Oi. theft is no likelihood of any but
the three regiments sending teams to
the shoot. Each team In allowed one
“In captain and one coach Coach
is; under the new regulations. In
Tosif'icied so that it is illlposIlblc. for
coach to “steady" marksman as in
ormer years This is thought to be
A drawback to some men who require
71m owl; t9 be at their side all the
muons undor which competi
ii is now done. wnlch
#37 p0 touch from former conditions
leave the new marksmcn, who take
the places of the distinguished marks
in a rather peculiar predica-
5%..“ The time firing taxes his
all dud it require. a good deal of
practice to overcome this. The show
firing done in matches is specified for
the 200 yard and 600 yard ranges.
here is the easiest part of the shoot-
II done at 200 yards
The regulations pro-
0 shorter range and are
a be tired in 30 seconds at
this“1i Ion or range. The Ikirmish run.
new to the Connecticut
' 'gg‘lw iI‘If'lilliy keeps him think-
sires nick action too. Two
. shod, then. There
‘ if. at Danielson
’Wt one man ’from each regimental
m occupy a ”target while men
“lobed marksman class,
‘ r the state team, may
5W' bet or targets.
. .. , Skirmish Hun.
€th skirmish run the competitors
” 10000 yard. and run at "double
. dawn ran“. stopping to
the ad Idistancer._ The
. , l the start. 600
L. Wilde! be fired in 30
I too. Two shots mustbe fired
marksman reaches the too
, . was time. Three
the I hector
tiara It? and
194;? cc-
oifya sic
fferont ragala'v .
,callied of! the honors with the largest
lowed a slip . ”cu _ ‘
tier ‘uat e
to did ave shots in so seconds. At 000.
and. the flring is still more difficult
because five shots are necessary in 20
seconds.
Th timing of shots by the watch
the last note of the hu-
"nring Is sounded and
last note of cease nr
. if a marksman fires
diving or neglects to fire
lofted time expires be Is
vpoihts from his score.
[is the skirmish run is done
decent objectives One Is
the silkend of a man kneeling and
facingth a shooter The other is the
silhouette of a man lying dowu and
the target represents the sectional
point of an ordinary man's shoulders
and head. The silhouettes are black
agd usually a background is provid
of light colored sand or white
boards.
The“ conditions compared to the
shooting at i500 yards and 200 yards
at black buil' s eyes on white. tal gets
tend to me e a opting nowadn a much
lilirder. Te still of "mail g“ the
piece. which some marksman have re
lied on in former years: has. but little
chance now and it can be seen that
the men who compiled Uncle Sam‘s
shooting regulations. aimed to get rid
of these practices.
-—A boon to travelers. Dr. Fowler‘s
Extract of Wild Strawberry. Cures
dysentery diarrhoea seasickness. nau-
sea. Pleasant to take. ' Perfectly
harmless. , ‘
YEAR'S POSTAL RECEIPTS.
Annual Statement Shows New Haven
. Load up the State.
Postmaster times A. llowarth. of
New Haven gate out yesterday the
figures showing the busineii: of the
post office for the fiscal year ending
June 30:1‘lle total leceipts during
the year were 8364.116 12. against 8354 ~
602. 05 last year showing an increase
of $9,513. 47
The largest item in the sales for the
year was that of postage supplies. lil‘
cluilillg envelopes stamped envelopes.
postage stamps, postal cards and news-
paper wrappers '
Last yeal the New Haven postofflce
receipts in the state. Hartford being a
close second and the honors go to this
city again this yeal by a (omfortablc
margin. The receipts in Now Havcll
lll(llt‘ iilan trebled those of Waterbuly.
Tile amount of money handled in the
money- 0| tier department also shown if
large int lease the total during the
ycal being 81. 506. 508 87.
FEEL lMPENDING DOOM.
The feeling of impending doom is
the minds of many vittinls of Bright's
lisea‘sc and diabetes has been chang-
d to thankfulncss by the benefit do
veil from taking Foley's Kidney Care.
t will cure incipient Bright's disease
and diabetes and eve n in the worst
cases gives comfort and relief. Slight
disorders are cured in a few days. “i
had diabetes in its worst form." writes
Marion Ilse. of l)unrcatb. lnd.“l tried
eight physicians without, relief. Only
three bottles of Foley's Kidney-Cure
made me a well man.” Sold at Plain-
led's Drug store.
CHILD AS EXHIBIT.
May Be Shown at the Next Shallot-
Buliock Case.
In the current issue of the Atlantic
Reporter. there appears a digest of the
finding of the supreme. court of the
state on the appeal in the case of lilti-
belle V Shallcr against the nev. Ml.
Bullock One of the most interesting
parts of the edition relates to the
child of which the plaintiff claims the
clergyman Is the father.
in the case the late Judge Bishop.
who presided, ruled out the child its
an exhibit on the grounds that any rc-
semblance of the child to the defend-
ant was not of probative value. The
supreme court says that. the court err-
ed fn refusing to admit the. child as an
exhibit. This means that. if the case
again comes to trial the baby. which
is now a couple of years of age. or
more. will be one of the exhibits and
will doubtless prove an interesting
one.
THAT LITTLE PAIN iN YOUR SACK
threatens your Kidneys. if allowed to
go on a little while you will suffer
throughout the entice system. Take
at once Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite
Remedy. It is the most certain cure
known for the treatment of all diseas-
es of the Kidneys. Liver and Blood.
Write Dr. David Kennedy's Sons. Ron-
dout. N. Y.. for free sample bottle and
medical booklet. All druggists 31.0.0.
CONNECTICUT CENTENARIANS
(Hartford Telegram.)
Although born In Providence. R. l..
100 yehls ago last Satuiduy. Benjamin
Warner. Putnam, has been a familiar
figure on the streets of that town ever
since there was a town in Connecticut
bearing that name. This period covers
more than half of Mr. Women” 3 life.
The celebration in honor of his hav.
ing reached the century mark took
place at the home of his daughter at.
"Lakeside.” on the Woodstock Lake.
and one of the most interesting fea-
tures of the event was the presence of
Esra Hammond, of West Woodstock.
who on February 17 next. will have
attained the distinction that Mr. War-
nor attained on Saturday
m. Warner is still ‘a wonderfully ac-
tive man. He not only expects to ob
tend Mr. Hammond’s centenary a few New
months hence. but looks forward to
the enjoyment of several years more
of life. ,
These are two more noteworthy In-
stances of longevity in Connecticut
which has long been famous In that
respect. \
W
THI DIAMOND CUBS.
The latest news from Paris is that
they have discovered I diamond cure
for consumption. if you fIar‘conIump.
tion or III. It will. havevorgbe
but for ye take thalowt remedy
mentioned it of Van-
lesr, Tenn. "1 had a cough for four!
teed years. Nothing the. duo
till took Dr. Ki
” going over his head like it cannonbilll
' wicll from scoring yesterday. Spring-
W
Iwa 01mm leftist
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130303.011. News
new HAVFTL padl- ADATN.
Run Bridgeport An IHal-d Race But
NEW HAVEN F.fiillly 26. ~Brldgepolt
landed another victory from New Hu-
von at the Savln Rock grounds yes-
terday by a single tally. after a close-
ly contested nine innings of play. A
.number of brilliant bits of fielding
were mixed In with several bad or»
rare. both sides contributing each
style of play. A magnificent stop of
a line hit by Beaumont. which was
express. and ii quick recovery and
throw to first made Sherwood most dc-
servctliy a lion for the time being
in the fourth inning.
Score by Innings;
. It if E
Bridgeport ..lt-0020001—4 9 5
New Haven ....100100010—3 ii 4
fitlttcrleswtloughlin and Beaumont;
Kelly and Bunyan.
Hoiyoko. 2; Hartford. 1.
HOLYOKE. July 26.-——0f the three
runs in the game In which Holyoke
yesterday defeated Hartford, 2 to 1.
two were home runs. that of boron
saving the visitors from a shut-out.
while Deal's limit. the tie and gave
the victory to the home team. While
both Hodge and Luyster pitched capi-
tal ball. the wonderful fielding on
both sides turned several apparently
safe ones and two-buggers Into put-
outs McCalllster and 0' Reilly making
especially difficult catches. Deal a work
in the field was also a feature The
balls on which the home runs were
made wcllt through the left field het~
ting within five feet of each other.
The score by innings:
R H E
liolyoke ....... 00000011'«~2 ll 1
Hartford ....... 0 l 0 0 0 0 0 0 0~l 6 l
Batteries—Hodge and Henlentt-r:
Luyatcr and Doran.
Sprin field. 3; Norwich. 0.
SPRING IELD. July 25.—~l.uby's
pitching and bright fielding kept Nor—
ifdd winning‘.‘3 to 0. McLean was
fairly effective and Springfield had no
0888000 until the fifth inning. Flanagan
helped toward two runs with a‘ pair
of double-buggers and scratch bits by
Nagcl and Golden came opportunol‘y.
Tighe. of Norwich. was hit In the face
by a swiftly pitched hall In the sev-
enth and had to retire. The score by
innings.
B. H E
Springfield ..... 00001 101 '-tf i) 1
Norwich ....... 000000000-«0 4 1
Bail.0rieu"‘lliiby and O’Connor; Mc-
Lean and Plonkett.
. New London. 3: Mei-idea, 2.
MERiDfliN. dilly Bur-New lmdon
buncilcd three of their hits In the fifth
inning yesterday. which sent two runs
across the plate. enough to win the
game. Long pitched a good time for
London and kept the its well
scattered never allowing more than
one In an Inning. It was a well play-
0d game throughout. The score by
innings:
‘ R H Bl
New London ...100 000—«3 0 s
Meridan .......001 i00—-—2 0 If
Batteries-«Long and Jessup: Rogers
and Theorem.
002
000
National League.
At New York»
R If E
New York .....aOOIoooae—t 9 0
Ci cinnati .....010010000—2 9 a
starter-Mathewson and Bower-
man: Harper. Check and Phelps and
I
Value
i ” Soda Cracker
, n‘.5~l E, l! ‘7’ V.» ' “:77“;
You have heard ihatsome foods furnish fat.
. other foods make muscle. and still other: are
* tissue building and heat forming
you know that most foods have one or more
of these elements. but do you know that no
food contains them all in Inc
2: omionvu I good sods ct
The Ballad Stale: cavernous: report shows
that soda crackers contain less water. are richer
in the muscle and fat elements. and have a much
higher per ticitt of the tissue building and heat
forming properties than any article of food made
from flour.
That is why {in
form an important part
represent the supeflatlwehhcii
their goodness and nourishment
from the oven to you in a peekagoithdf it proof ~.
against air, moisture and dust—the price being
too small to mention.
o'tv’éty ideal
, .
1
0
>' f
NATIONAL slscurr COMPANY
At l’hiladclphia—
R H E
Chicago ....... 000000200—2 ti 0
Philadelphia ...1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0~i 6 0
5 Batteries—«Wicker and Kiihg; Dug-
gleby. Nichols and Dooin.
At Brooklyn—-
R H E
St. Louis ...... 1000l0002~u4 I0 0
Brooklyn ...... 10001 001 0—3 fl 4
Batteries—~Brown, Taylor and Gra-
dy: Stricklett and Hitler.
American League.
At Cleveland——
if H ll
,Wushlugtoll ...010230300—4 l3 3
Cleveland ..... .000 0 00 0 0 0~~0 fl 2
lillttcrieswiiuglleu and lleyilon;
ltlloadt-s and illlclow.
At Chicago—
R H F
Philadelphia ...l 01005 1 00—8 16 1
Chicago ........ ii 0‘0 0 0 0 u 2 0—2 ‘4 l
Batteries—Whittle" nlld Scllreck:
White. Smith ilnd Sullivan.
At St. Louis—
R H E
New York ....430003000—1011 2
St. laouis ..... lil0100020——414 5
l3flilt‘f‘lt'5"0rlll. Griffith and Mc-
Guire and Powers; Pelty and Roth and
Spencer.
Connecticut League Standing.
Won Lost P.(‘
Holyoko .............. 48 26 .648
Springfield ........... 44 29 .008
Bridgeport ........... 41 32 .662
New London ......... 40 36 .680
Hartford .............. 87 36 .607
Mcriden ............. lid 37 .479
Norwich .............. 27 45 .375
New Haven .......... 28 53 .303
National League Standing.
Won Lost PC.
New York ............ 62 25 .713
Pittsburg ............. 55 33 .625
Chicago ............... 52 36 .581
Philadelphia .......... 49 37 .570
Cincinnati ............ 46 «ill .523
St. Louis ............. 32 57 .360
Boston ............... 29 59 .330
Brooklyn ............. 26 01 .291
American League Standing.
Won Lost P..C
Cleveland ............. 52 30 .635
Chicago ............... 48 32 500.
Philadelphia 38 .693
Detroit ............... 48 29 mt)
New York ............. 37 l .470
Boston ............. .88 if .855
St. Louis ............ . Ill 52 .373
Washington .......... 27 63 .338
STAMFORD NOIWALK GAME.
The Norwnlks will plantho second
game with the Sinmfords next Satur-
day afternoon. While the Stanifordu
will lose the services of some of the
players they had last Sunday they will
probably have just as strong a team.
it is not known the exact maker lip of
The Norwnlka. as Manager Null to
keeping quiet. An enthusiast suggests
that a place might be found for 3960‘.
Day. who is an old- time Norwal ii 0!
er, and whose Work in the Mid iii in“
as good as anyone who. fiat 190“?“
this season. He was always near the
top In his batting average. and dur-
lng one entire season: had only one er-
ror to his credit til; did work. He
could always be cc ted on to appear
on time and not. dibappoint the man-
agemeni as did Donnelly last Sunday.
Norwalk is layin plans already to
get back that go dent Saturday of-
ternoon. at ltoto iilt. Th6 Nor-
waikers say the Ito Would have been
different, Sunday If 1600? {affirm
In , rum 0 .. i Pt
tube .21” iii» . 0'
with “in ' 19
team. but they say he
l
i Mi l'
V
for Consumption. all out ----
which gave instant. relief. 0nd “0800;? At Boston»—
apo , , lad. die It. It fit
cure for __ “i Pit-tailors . 0105000101»? 0 1
his. .. .M‘li‘JJL-‘r‘iiu ..im 3...:
. It
W'M‘ ‘9 Momma r” . i
. allit- J'V‘tuy m; .‘ a“ .-.ii
in Norwslk. Saturn,
piII heal Siam-ford. ”3th
r .
bt‘f'lns.‘ ( 3
With
for the Stamina.
1‘00“ 0.
n, 1
.._ . 0..
h re :1 balanced
ARV—r-
A Biscuit should
pluck”. all
tips breath!
. " when l was sick with typhoid and
(
They
THIRo REGlMENT RIFLE SHOOT.
Team Selected by Colonel Fitch. but
Norwalk DMIn’tCef. a Place in it.
Col. Gilbert Fitch has issued orders
to the members of the Third regiment,
to the effect that a brigade ride match
Is to be held at Danielson, July 28 and‘
29. The. members of the team have
been selected anti include: Capt. John
A. Hegbcrg, Company A: Sergeant
Howard Ruse. Company A; Sergeant
William A. Kano. Company C; Lieu.
tenant John J Walsh. Companyl; Ber
geant F. E loung Company M. Cor-
poral Clark H. Otis, Company M;
Charles IL Nichols Company A; and
Sergeant Tubbs. of (‘ompam C. have
been selected as substitutes. Lieut. A.
P. Woodward. of Company M, is the
team coach, and Captain William w.
Warren, of Company M. Is the team
captain.
The alternates are ordered to report
to Captain Warren In Dallicison on
Thursday. Jilly 27. Transportation nlld
hotel expenses will be allowed all
members of the. team. and the com-
mending officers of Companies A. U
and l have been ordered to forward
the team captain certificates to the of
feet that eAcll member of the team
has performed 75 per cent. of the total
military duty during the proceeding
year.
ISNT HER DOUBLE.
“I knew no one. for four ween.
kidney trouble." writes Ill-s. Annie
Hunter, of Pittsburg, Pa. “and when f
at better. although i had one of the
cat doctors i could get.
I was heat double and bad to rest my
hands on my knees when l walked.
From this terrible affliction l no fee-
cued by Niccolo Sitters. which ros-
tored my health and Itrength. and now
i can walk as straight (is ever. They
are simply wonderful. ” Guaranteed to
cure stomach. liver and kidney disor-
ders; ati‘ Haulers drug store:
price 69c. '
auralm uuar pgolsrsa.
“a.
New State Law Compel- Thorough
R0 Iatratlou.
State Secret y Thebdore Baden.
weln has stint opt the Mowing notice
to automobile armors: “
"Under the new automobile law all
owners ‘of motor vehicles In Ihe state.
whether previously registered or not.
must take out new certificates. Blank
cards for Itatemeule' villi be forward-
ed by the secretary on Application, Ind
when upturned must be accompanied
with the registration fee of one dollar.
No resident of Connecticut is exempt-
from til requirement: by reason of
registrdt n in anotllsi state. ‘
“Old statement forms are vsluolou
and should be desire ed.
"Separate calls are Issued for ino-
, or death among the
gym
Ronald
victim
llanco. Neb.
been concluded and
too Nothing can be learned as to
but. there appears reason .to build
that they have decided: iy one
broke the steam pipes of.
pollen; and that till“! i
if:
i’harmacy and Zeltfuss Pharmacy.
SECRET SEQl N
. STOCKHOLM.
en. uiy
(presented yeste
to deal with the crisis between N
and Norway.
llching or Protrudi Piles.
genuine DeWItt's
Sold by The Clifford Pharmacy.
TUGSOAT WHITE Imka.
today as a result of a colltpit‘ln wit
New York Central lighter.
was rescued.
Winland of the
3’? l wo
aster dfistemhmufiwfig 3:
and fiddling. 7atmnmdemfllss
a port In being
prepared to be ¢foiiwiirdxdw to' Washing
contents from any of the three officers.
or exploded. but that t e explosion __
..abber
or con-
tributed their share of t e dcai h deal-
i “Thrlifl yearfiualgobx‘lml three doc
on w l our 0 overtaking
that they could do seeing .In vain. At
not afford to be without thisJ medicine
K8909
Both houses of ,wthe mkldag have had
secret sessions to discuss the paport
eddy} ofth saccl‘ai
committee appoint by the gill d
way and Sweden. It is understood that
the report was approved in principle.
Some regret is expressed at the resig-
“P"?
A one fl03's sundae.
When you fin it necessary to use
salve use DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salvo. .
It Is the purest and best for Sores. ‘
Burns. Bells. Eczema. Blind. .Siepzfing.
the
hip Haul Salve. .
NEW YORK. July 26 ~Tlle tugboat
Robert White was sunk off tho Battery
The crew
Hon 0 Worry
were; .m. ”'Ibdat mo
1 Assessment insurailce.
but transfer it to an old line coin-
pany. where page: remain the
same each year. ow guaranteed
this and particulati. address
'0 H0 FIELD. O'HIA
.....iuzauri '
abouts
.w up“.
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its
3th.
i.”
Ins steam. . . . - the strainer up not. loose.
CHAMD'IREaL838Acot‘igg‘Cf;OI‘:¢A as ou TH; manner.
12k film-r 13;; m) 9”, 260 A LARGE IorTLs.
at it“ 7
last when all hope seems to be gone
two began using Chamberlain's Colic. "ill I!“ ”.158 ”dimdcy.
Cholera and Dishwasher stir and in
a few hours he temp revs. To. auto. MAIN IT.. SO. NORWALK.
day he is as healthy a child as parents it” i to“ vi . a I 't-lrr - up.“ '
could wish for. We feel that we oils NO! I Folsom Not its «Iv--
In our hollie.’ "billion . J. Johnston.
ti“§:h§3.‘.“§.w§{ili.l§$tlio this; CLEA ANCESALE
lien aesiulele Suits
~ hints $10.00
ThisSflgWEO
o. “Gottlleb
oi
nation of the Swedish dgoverume etbe- '" CLQ NINE! OEC’AN ' ‘
fore the Riksdagdia cited the Juamuih . ‘ ”a“
committee‘s report as l is fanned it if North fdain Strapii‘ Hamil:
may Impede progress towards soiu
tion of the difficulties between apleden
Gill's iiiiili Fifi
For 46 Ozone
Soap ma.
Marks.
“ 2 Ozone
Starch Trade
Marita
2 Clone
Waéhing
Powder ,
ha
Automobile mutants.
BOSTON lNIURANOI 00.
' 0.8"” 0mm
form of insurance covering the
wherever
portstion risks—~thsft er pilferags.
on the most favorable tel-ma ‘
Jacob H. tallies.
Agent.
5 Railroad Place.
TII.
810. 50.
10, 26.
July lb. 28 29. August 6.
16, 88, 89. August 5. 13. 19. 20.
July 24. August 7. 28
Saratoga
818. 00 or 810.
list 7. 10. ll. 88. September 4. .
July 17. 20. 81. August 7.14. 21,
September 0.
Tuesday. August 22nd.
day. August 32nd.
from New Haven
1.2m
from New Haven.
her 11th.
trip. 8 0.00 from New Haven.
October 13th.
cribing all fours and tickets call 0
for bicycle slat on ..
"Except formutbgr bicycles. ail
markers must be supplied by the sec-
retary. These are furnished at cost.
Emissions“, of whloliwiii be given as
rly nil poeaib
“As the re trillions will begin Electrical illumination. Board Walk.
{:0 ip’ifimuiblc to re-
DOWNWEIN.
. . ‘iSecrutaryl'
with No. f. it
assign whigm hunt
This Company writes a: most liberal
it may be in the United\
States or Canada. against flro arising
from any cause. explosion and light- --.
nlng Included—also marine and trans)
South Nacwalk.
"10 Recreation fours.
Block island. 3 day trips, taco to 3
Watch Hill. 3 day trips. 810.00. July ,
Cottage City. 5 day trips. $17.00.
White Mountains. 6 day trips. 823.00. 3
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