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I (‘lorire formerly with the Bridgoport
into League team played loll IlIIId,
rlplo at the but.
Lloyd, of the Ontario: of Now York.
hovered the third station and secured
roe singles McEnroe had an off
" uy- at short, making one- -thiId of tho
ortiora crodited to the. Norwalks.

Wade also an (Ix- dilate Longunr of
I tlcilithd an slnh artist for the lul'illi-l,

iiiiti pitched a fairly good gum:I solar—

ills eleven strikeouts and allowing but
tWO miles to first. Bulnn wan knock-
.. till out of the box in tho eighth, John-

Boil being Sllbéilwlliltt‘d
‘ . Regan carried off tho batting hon-
bra for Stamford Rt'lt‘llllllg I‘our util-

li‘s. Donnelly. Loyd James and NM
. iaman shared the batting honors for
NorWnllt, each uncaring tlIrIIe hits.
~_George (llblin mado IIII «XI-(Ilium
‘cltcb of Brennan's long hit. to loft.
While W. (libiln distinguished himself
by running back into the tall grain:
near tho right field i‘onIIII and rap»
tlirinu Laudor‘a fly,

UmpirlI Shannon had his trunnion
heaping th(I playcrs down on till-
third bane (touching lllit‘. IIII also
mitts a decision which IIolIhod IliIquio
Gibiin of u possihlv womanizer. The
hall litruck fully five font inaldc tIIII
.1001 flag. hilt tho umpiru was confus-
, '00 by the large number of flags IllIlt‘tl
for domrutlon, and railed t‘hv hit tool.
but he refusal] to (honor his dtIIIIsluu.

After the Norwulhu had HIIIIIII'IIII tiri-
runs on six Hlligluri and an (Irror III the
seventh. illry allowuti Stamford to ti"
them In the ulglith, IIIII visitors III-(Ir-
Iugflvu'runs on two I'l‘I‘Ol‘tIi by hit-Eu-
roe. a base on balls, a single. and
Moylun‘s two-hallo dIIII/(I, oIIIIr Jumun‘
head.
in the tooth .Iatnos iIIIIiI oil It ripping

Ililille directly over IlitI pltl'hur'u Iltiatl.

McEnroe walla-(I. MIIIiiIIrnnn till-n
. stepped into tho III-(IIIIIh with llltl third
. lift. of tho llama, II lino Wihllllgflt‘r,
loading In tho winning run.

The ammo In detail:
Fit-Ill IllnlnngJllmnlII IIIIIliu IIIIIIIIIIII

to loft. Italian nnrrlIIIIIII .IolIulIon
flied out to iii-(Innnn. II. Iiihlin than
to Jflmi‘il. No rum-I.

Brennan walkout. Itotiuully narrliir
ed hint to Ileuoud t‘IaIIIIII IIII III to ilill'Il.
Lord that In the way of MII' of Iluriut
’ Illouts. Lililtlf‘l‘ Ilild out to find No

Will.
’ Swami InnianIIMIquhy and Luillor
both did Ilia IIumII ~hil tin- nld. Lar-
m tiled i0 abort. No lIuna
‘J‘IIhdil wall dot-IIIIIIIII out. for infor-
faring with .Iohlnmu whiiu rutrhius
Jill 1 on tho llllttt‘ tiIIII. MIIIGIII'IIII
lit. pitcher to find. MrKiorniln wait
, life (In luiraoud' (Irror.
‘Ivittlhur to 'lirtII No runlI.
'I‘hirtl Inninxwluoyhm IIIIIII to Ilrvn
Alli. Burnt! alngIIIII to than lliIi wan
. (ill! It. trying It) «tool alIIuIIIi.
01bit! fanned. No IIquI
..Brofinun hit (I Igrnnndor to tirat.
‘I‘nonnoily hit to toninr fol two hum.

Mutiny Loyd II ilit flIIl lli’t'l‘ not'.rtfttl
will; beam-n...
Willie tiIhIlIIII (Irrllr.
rider torrmi Lumim- at
Hill.

.I Ilinnrl
IIIIlItInlI.

‘ florid around. Johnson fanncti.
Ila fIiod to JIIIIIIIII.

lo rluht.
‘ Ileana. (wading Mar.

lIIIli tanned. Our rim.

Juanita.

With that to loft

.. mm ileitiiemn (It sw-

”runs.

Moitinrtm at summit.

an to third (Ind llama to WI

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fur his people.

Won 1 Out In In».

Wllilt‘ out.
.iIuInIIII

Mlle hit a ground to find. ndiaurinli

Landm- w as auto

til innlugm Ill-gun plum-(i a (lion

Murphy
LIIIIIIII- Iiinitlod to

nm‘lfwr fly was gobbled up
McKiornun ainalou

. salon-«Marina aingiwt pm
mlflifl lift to Willie. who threw
tho hull
do cantor arid. allowing hilly»

Glhiin out, Wide to Brena
(I took (hi.I some ovum.
i a limit on to Motorist. Wm
. (m In (In: nature or u-
' W halt

(dually

the purity of the cleanest bakeries.

 

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its course being checked by the right
flcld bleachers. in the meanwhile
Moyiau and Linrnssuorod. Johnaon
wont to third on the same pitch. (i.
Gililln filed to iii-(Innan. ’l‘wo runs.
lionnolly boat out a groundor to
short. .Ciarke hunted. the hall slowly
along the first hand line. Douneily go-
Inu to third. Loyd nlno heat a hunt.
along the first baso lino. llonuolly
scoring. Ularko going to third. Loyd
stolo sor.on(l loud“ fanuod. James
hit a hard liner which tho pint-her and
Umpire WIIIIIII hint to (lodge (‘lurko
and Loyd scoring. McEnroe forced
.Iamrs at: second. MoKloI-nau out,
Burns to Johnson. 'l‘hroo runs.

Sixth inning—Murphy filed to Bron-
Inln. Lauder dropped LIIIIIIIr'II iiy.
Lalllcr was (taught trying to steal. W
(IIIIIIII flilid to McKIornnn. No roan.
WadiI out. .i. (iihlin to Johnson. ti.
Gilllln mode a great. (Iatrh (It lIrIIII-
nun'n lung fly to tho (Iolitor fluid
from. Donnelly illud to short. No
runs.
Sovonth lnIIingv—Moylau out, lion-
noily to Iirennau. liurus (Info on lion~
iiviiy'u (Irror and soda around. .iiin-
iuio tilhlln walkod. Hogan sin led
pant third. (liarho fumbled the all.
allowing llurnu to scorn. .Iohnnon
film] to left. (i. (:iblhl hit to icit {01'
two hustle. 9001‘an J. (libliII. Murphy
i'iolnud. 'l‘IIIo runs.
Clarke hit to comer. llcgnn full .llll'll
an ho was to catch tho bull, (Tlnrkc
ranching third. Loyd i‘nnncd. Lull-
.lrr lilililI-Itl along the first lllllie llliI‘.
Johnson. eager to catch IlIo qun at
the plain I‘umllll-Il the hall. tl'lullto
mortal; and Landur Hair on lhI.IIt
.lillllt!il lift to rolltor for two ballets.
sun-Ina Lnndur. Mtrttinroa built out a
hit. McKinrnan singled through sou—
alili, filling tho bauw. Wilda sinuiod
to loft. «coring .lainoii. and McEnm
IIIIIIIIIIun fanned. Donuclly Illnitlud
through abort. Mt'Klttl'lllIII pouring.
(Harlin wnikvd, aliain filling the blinds.
Loyd Ilinglull past IlIIIIIIIIIi. allowing
Wudo to snow. but lionnolly wail
Inuulit at ilu- pinto. Six ruiIu.
IciitlIth inning ~I.al|iIIr auto on MI:-
'luruo'u (Irlor. W. Illhllu hit to third.
who llIrIIIv wide to around to cult-ll
Lilith-r. both bring unto. Both will
advanced ml (1 piowll bull Mtlylllll hit
to (IIolIIoI for two Ilusus. scoring Lalilut
Ind Larson linrua tool fIluII in Mc-
lulu-nan Both nlon advanced on
printout ball Iteuau till. a 'l‘uxun lunItI
IIIIr Ith‘l‘ IuII:.(IIId III-(Irina Llillinr and
latli'lluli. Italian nioin almond. .lolmI
.ou out. WIIIIII In iirvnnnn. (I. (llllllil

 

to throw tho hall (Ivor Ihu I‘IIIIIIII. ltIII
loin arorhm. Murphy out, lIlquIIily
to iirolllmii. Flvn runs.
ti. Lnudrr Iliad to right. Jumps wan
hit. hit-Ilium" niod to right. hit-Klar-
nuu out, III-(Inuit to find. No rllun.
Ninth Inning-I- Lnltlur Iliilltlod uvor
Ital-.oud. W. Illhlin wnlIoIII MrKIurI
nun Inndu it good catch or Huron” foul
IIy. .llmlilit' Gihiin [011000.140 rnnll.
Wudo (Info on IIIIIIquI' II (IrroII. [Iron
.nnu (nurtured. Mricnron. running for
Wade. utolo third iionnrlly ntulo
mood. tilnritu hit (I short fly to Ii
(main and Mutilation triad to more MI
in; th'o (IIIuItI. lint pm» naught at tho
pinto by II niIIII throw No mull
'i‘uuth innlnuwitognu Illusion to loft
Juilnnon filed to iionuuily. (i. tilhiin
turvott Rttgtili III mound.
(I grounder lo pronoun. Nu rural.
Loyd out. pllrIuIr to Mill.
Mo. on second II error Janina singled
(Ivor (mud. lilo
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left. scoring Landon Que run.
The more: .
. NORWALKQ.

RHPOA lei.
Brannon. in. ..........0 (ii: 0 0
IJolrhrliy, 2h. ..........iI I ll 8 i
Clarita. if ....... I l 0 I
I..Ilyd all. .i d 0 II I
Landon”. ............Ii 0 ti it t"
.lnmlili. (It. ... . ......i 1 3 0 ti
McEnroe-.09 . .......... 1 I 0 8
maximum. (I. .........i “It 2 ti
..4 loitrt‘idiltibolr‘l 1’° . 1
1.00“. Iniununn‘rll 1‘” ' .

I‘m! WAIM filling
Ionian singled to

. , should he deepliy Intereltelflliiwvliiip hd has said about soda
crackers, because they are the one food with which all of
them are familiar.

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IIII iI uIIouIIdI-r to Mrlcnroo, who lricti '

IIIIIIuhy hit _
Lauder '

Uncle Sam has given out figures showing that soda
crackers are richer in nutriment and body-building elements,
properly proportioned, than any food made from flour.

This is saying much for contmo’n soda crackers. and
much more for unwdfl ahfifllt, bet-nose they are
soda crackers of the has: quality. {llley are halted hotter—-
l'iIeyI are“bll(fke‘d 'Bétter~I—nlore cleanly.
The (lamp. (lust and odor proof package retains all the good—
ness and nutriment of the wheat, all the freshness of the best

Your Uncle Sam has shown what food he thinlts best
His people hate shown that they think

"“096‘ 3033“" the best of that food. nearly
400,000,000 packages having already been consumed.

Uneeda

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Norwnllis

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Loyd. .IIIIIIL‘H. Wltdt’.
lli‘t‘lillltli,

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for fast. fielding.
host. (If it was.
timely.

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lilo np- «(tutu boys.
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lionnolly.
SnoriIIIIII hits—-
lJoIIuolIy. Moylan and flu-
pan. Struck out I-By Wade 7. by Baron
Welch.

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'l‘InIo

Heard Among the Film.

I‘apt. (inhlll played II good game.
JiquIIo (llblin wan thcI tnrgot of the
booth and jet-ring of the hioarlioriteu.
’l‘ho endeavors of tho mnnugomont
lo hurtI tillI field dry worsI plaudnhlc.
hutIthe ground was in no condition

Juana, tho
III-allow.

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ominous ..... 0 (i It I 2 0 2 (I (I (Jr-I10
'1‘-wobase hita«~G
lll|,ll\10)‘tllfl|| James lionnoiiy.
Bases (In bulls-~01?!
off Burns i. of! Johnson 2.
Hit by pit.(IboiI—»~l.oyll, dailies.

tinilli~~MouIeruan 2. Moyland 1.
Burma,

’i‘hree- .

Passed

Norwalks‘ hits werr many, and tho
most of thI-ul

MtI Klornsn had II buuy day, Imth ho.
bind the hint as wall as at tho and of
III a hard worluII.

Bantu along the first hallo line lll‘lll‘v
iy always moan safe hits.

Those air ratios from BIIIIIIII will
Iolnln to town noxt Saturday with their
nugroitntion of hay toolmru,
Ind thIIy are betting apple rider to

II’

Imllguc lerlvr probably. wiltic Walk
will; It Ill lu-Ilcvcd make monkicil of

Norwich Htato Leanna train (III-
.‘outoi tho Stamford uasily. 7 to 2. In
.lnI illitur place, whim-tiny.
(mum iiroohlyu National
wan? knoIIlofld all over the lot.

NATIONALS. I4: ORIMENTE. 3.

An Interoo'ting Gum: Playod (In Wick.
I'lldo (I. hit Norwailt.

'I'lio Natlonaln and (trullcontu (‘I'Illlif‘ll
itiluu Nor.wullt
Saturday Migration. tiltI scorn tiring
.ourlI-IIu to thrlIII In favor of the [WWW it

 

 

min: “that: Ian. 8.
.Tlta. Manchurian the
Bowl of Fiat: ill , in an exciton; same
.0f‘bWI“Ml . "
6.. airman. I a
31 “Niall! t
..4 rd .. Fray
i) ii” at fling ll ll
”(than on. all ooh struck out
lulu let who won walk and
pour alloived six to do the some. The
Ilw- Iup follows:

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H lat-h Field.
Uinpire-lluWard Finch.

SUNDAY BASEBALL-

‘Holyoka Dot-ail Irldqoport-nwnh the
Big Luann Tum.
BRIDGEPOR'I‘. Angliat 2.8 -'i‘ho
game at steeplcc‘haue Inland yester-
‘ (lay afternoon between Bridgeport and
Ilolyokc was won by the visitors 0 to
B. 01' the seventeen runs scored only
mm was earned There wore three

Iliod eighteon passion to first base.
Hoffman in the first three innings gave
six passos alone. llolyo‘ko won the
game in the fourth, when there woroa
number 0! (In-ms passes and hits. In
line ninth inning tII(I locals mode a dos
poi-ate railv but Wore unable to ovm—
(Iomo tho load. The score by lir‘mIHugs:

ilolyoke 0 0 0 8 010 0 0—-il ti 2
Blidgoport 0 l 2 0 0 0 0 0 fi~—8 9 Ii
Ballerina: llomnan. Hodge and Shin-
col; Coughlln and Beaumon.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Chicago Wins a Double- Header
CHICAGO. Augasi‘z ----- (‘hloago won
ilu sixth succesni’vo. victory trout [plow
ton youtordny. by taking. both games

 

- . . of a doublohuador fl: Opportnnu
.:i(‘G'Illllllll(:(31l. """""" J, l 0 3 t hitting Chicago won the til-Isl. name, 7
Ng‘lf“ {.."il'i'", """ 6 0 S a, 0 to 2 And tho 2nd proved a torch, (‘hi
t: 21.3”“; it: " l' 0 i .. I 0 ungo winning 0 to :I .\ttundancc. 27.-
Mil hilly l’.,b' """""" 0 I 3 1 2 84.5. The scorca IIyIiuuingn:
Lnllurl'ng. '..'.‘.'.'.'.'.'.'.'..... l 2 1 I 0 “I“ WWI R H E
fii’j‘f!“ 1}" '''''''''''' g 3 j 3 i Chicago 01 I. 3 000 lax—4 7 (I
u““~~‘ IIIIIIIIIII 2 ‘ ., 4 zBunion 0101000004 5 3
“ll mill]. "1. """""" 1 ii 2; 1 0 Batteries: Alti‘ock :Iud McFarland:

‘1 ' "I r """""" w M -- __‘_ _ (lihson and Crigor.

'I‘ninls .............. .10 12*28 Is I: 3mm“ “am“ R H. m

‘Jlunnn out. inlerforouco. One out. Chicago 0 0 1 0 0 3 0 0 x—‘t‘I‘ 12 3
whoa winning run was scored lloaton 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 [M3 6 3

Ilattorios: (iwon and Sullivan; Win-
t(Ir.4 and Armin-aster.
st. Louis and Washington Break Elton

ST. LOUIS. Anauut 28.--Waahingion
and St. Innis aplit «you yesterday.
Washington bllllt‘ht‘tl hits oft Polly in
the first game. Buchanan won thII
sownd gnmo IIIIulIa- ho not only out
pitchod Patton but had good support
AIIIeIIdnnle Haiti. The scores by
Inninns:

Find game:

Gil)-

l-ltol-

R. H. E.
Wash. 020100000 0-“350
St. Louis 0000 l 000 0-«1 7 1
Batteries: 'l‘owusond and Kittredgo;
Polly and Sonrrr.
Second gnIuII:

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It. II. E.

St. Louis 0 0 0 1i 0 0 0 0 x——:i 7

Wliah. ] 0 II 0 0 0 0 0 0—»1 3 2

llnltorion: liuohannn and Spencer;
Patton and Haydon.

 

Neral-k (I L.) 4 at. Loni. (N. L.) 1.

lIi.WARK N ..I Annual 28.- ~“IiIIISI
LonIII Nationals and the Newark East-
Iirn Iniugue loam pluyod hare yen-lei-
Iy, tho \Iluliorn bIIlnu beaten by a score

WIIIItI

0t 4 to 1. The score by innings:

it. i. E.
Newark 0 l 0 ti 0 0 ti 0 1—4 Ii 1
Stimuli: 000000100»! 3 I

Baiiorlos: MorIiuity and Shea; Egan

gosh. and malty.

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(ehlnklm (Iorli that they will again Hobolun. 3; Cincinnati, 0.
wnIIop tho Norwalkuru. 'I‘hoy will NEW YORK. August 23.-At St.
bar the asninlantco of a National Iloorirorrirkct Groundiniiobollou yeti-

(Inlay. tho Ilohuio-nn (Intuition the (tin
(Itunuti NnilonIIhI abutting out the via-
itoru by n IIIIorII of 3 to. Tim (worn
by bulimia:

R. II III.

Holmium 0 I t 0 I 00 0 x~~.l I ll
tilnoin. 0 u (I 0 Ii 0 0 0 0M0 Ii 3

Hatiorioa: ”organ and O'Nolll; Bull
‘1‘ and SII'M

urn-W

MTUIIDAY' 0 BALL 0AM“.
Now Haven utter: Tonhtoro Defeat.
It Bprlngflall.

Now IInvI-u uncredited in sailing
ltlll doopur in tho rut of hint pitted on
(Iturduy by ltllillm two gamma to
IlprInItIIIIIII who.» Norwich unwound II

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Illinois .

Pitchnr.
IC. Ferric ........ ii. Drake
Cnichor.
J Singer . .............. w Ferris
[first Base
Ii. oBrst ............. E Ferris
Second Brian.
J. lluli... ..... ............'P.Ilorau
I Short Stop
. . A. Burst .................. H. Ferris:
. ll Third Base.
VI, ..8 Pagnnetii .......... - ~—
I‘ Mil. Field. .
. ls. Artell . ............. Hodshon
i' (initial ll‘iold.
v‘ i F Loary J. Stilrtevant

pitchers in the game and they diatrib- ‘

trio Oil in the house.

Connecticut League standing.

Won. Lost. .0

ilolyolte, 69 "til .070
Springfield, 53 40 .012
. Lirldvopori, 58 40 .508
Ill 54 49 .024
. potion. (6 5,2 .iiiit
ow London. 47 hit .4 ti
Norwich, :ul till ”9
New Haven, 36 till .3410 .
National Leaguesstmdln‘o. . i

Won. Lost. RC.

New York. 81 33 .111
Pillsbury, I St I43 . .032
(lliicaxo. till 49 .581
Philadelphia, 68 52 .6“
Cincinnati. (it) 66 .517
‘flti Minis, «I 12 .390
Boston, 38 I11 .319
BIoolIIyn. 30 7:9 .313

American Loague Standing. .

I. Won. host. 19.0..
Philadelphia. 64 44 .593
Chicago” til H .581.
Cleveland, till 4: .050
New York. 55 49 .020
Bullion. 53 02 .00.“)
matron, 5i oil .404
Washington, 45 . 62 .421;
St. IJmIIII, 40 70 .304

”Bodily paln‘ lofltifi its terror if

you‘vo a bottle of Dr. Thomas’ Ecloo
instant relief
to (IIIIIPII of burns, outs. sprains, accl-

denis of any sort.

 

LEGACY To DEAD WOMAN.

A Will That in of Int-root to Lawyer
Derupsey. of Middletown.
MlDDillli'I‘OWN, Augnut 28.-—'i‘he
publication-of the terms of (I will made.
by a commercial traveler isIof Interest
here. it appears that his estate was

some time in the miiiluory business in
Willlmnntlo. Minn Hall became the
wife of Attorney J. J. Dumsoy. and

ago. Mr. iionIpI-Icy afterward mar-

riod and removed to this city where \

ho is at present. a resident.

the supposed bequest except what he
has read In the papers. He did not
cure to oxpress any personal opinion.
but said that as a lawyer he would
suppose that the bequest? had lapsed
as. tho beneficiary had died previous to
iII(I teatotor. No one has approached
him in rognrd to the legacy, and until
ho baa sumo more definite Information
tin can express no opinion othor than
Itiw (qu quoted as to his prohahltI
share of tho astute. His first wife
(ilod ‘withoui. issue, anti her near rola-
lives are dead. He is IIPI‘ noarcol
hair and unless the brquost was made
to her Indivdually. may receive some
benefit (mm the estate. .

ANOTHER GOOD MAN GONE
WR

 

O .

He neglectad to take Foley's Kidney
Cure at the first signs of kidney tron
bio hoping It would wear away, and
he was noon a victim of Bright's dis
case. There Is danger in delay, but
if Foley'n Kidney (lure III taken at
once the symptoms will disappear. the
Itldnoys are strengthened and you are
soon sound and well. A. R. 1insa.ot
Morgantowu. Iud.. had to get up ten or
twolve times in the night. and had a
nevere backache and pains in the kid
buys. and was cured by Foley’s Kidney
(lure. Sold at. Plaisted’s Drug
Store. "

 

DENNIS SHEA I8 FINED.

Willimantlc Man Who Enctod Bulld-
Ing Bayond tho Lino-— Mr. Bhu’l
Attitude Scored.

WILLIMANTIC, August 28.—-Denuis
Shun. the real estate owner, who was
Ilinrgod with a violation of the build-
ing law of th(I (.in in permitting his
new building to go over the line In
South Main utreot established by the
city council. was found guilty by Judge.
Arnold Saturday and ti line of $100
and costs Impala-d. (‘lty (‘Iork Hun
Ilqrson and other witnesses testified
to tho location of tho ulroat boundary
and to tho fact that a new building
whinh in going up for Mr. Shell (III-
tends ovur tho line

Judgo Arnold In making his finding.
said that tho not was a flagrant viola-
tion of tho city charter. and he I‘urlhoi
said Mr Shoo hall shown an utter luck
of public spirit In his attitude ulnoo
(InI proromllngn- were begun Mr.
Shun took no appeal

CASTORIA
Ila- “WIIIIMRW

new, this
Biennium of

Ila-wow Jaw.” II

rouno wrrI-I onw' nwolval.

Two Mun Arrutdd in Myhrook—Hold
For superior Court.

BATHROOK. Annual 28 “John 3‘0»-

 

 

 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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Nationals. (w "Mill“ on tho mull. at up (won tor of Providence. RI .. and Jacob
r. h, on. (I. e III-(mil with minim-part. . Tho l‘tiililiiit: Itoih. who gives hill pinch of multiplier,
l. P torn. 3h, 2 a I 3 0 M 5mingiiultlmflwlulfluld, II. New III New Yorit worn urronlud hora salt.-
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For Dainty Frocks.
A llllt‘ (II Dotted SWIHNEP is open at the. Section for
Colored \\ ash Goods The patterns ate mostly floral largo ,
figures and small, all (I'olrns. Pink, delicate lavender, paid ‘.

yellow and green. More than a dozen patterns. Izficiil
yard.

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A Handkerchief Item.
\\ (I have “:ch ivgd a, lot of Handkerchiefs wh'ulI appear
(If (Ixrrllcnt \altté.‘ “"lhrfi' in (I tIr‘IIaIIl’ilIlIrId imt (Ivory thread
in pole linen. and also they are hand (IIIIlIroi(lerc'(I. some of
thrm in-all four corners, others ill but one. 'A good collec- ‘
(ion containing several (liil't'l‘ent patterns. 25c (Inch.

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A Semceable Petticoat.
A new Blink Sateen Sateen Petticoat just arrived is
more than usually stylish llle skirt is very full and flaring,
hvc yards around, and them is a 24—inch accordcon platted

iiounce.’ 1t hangs well and is very attractive. Price $1.25.

Children’s Play Garments.

The Very srnsibir iIttn’ . spits for playing and. romping
appeal to all mothers. Into thcselsto‘u‘t little over g’arments
(an be (Inked the dainty Illiitc frocks and kept clean from
sand piles and other fascinating places. ( .

Little Brownie (Ilvcrai'ls in. tau and dark biuc. 50c.

Play Suits of stout gingham with long sleeves, 75c.

tiingham Aprons, pink and white and blue .md small
checks, 39c.

Washable Sun Ilals to match aprons, 50c.

Old Blue China.

(inc table lu'tlle China Store contains pieces from a
stock pattern of Allcrton‘s Old English Blur.

Breakfast l’laics. two sizes, Bread and Butter Plates,
(lzltmcal Saucers, Fruit Saucers, liowls and Nappies.

SrvelIIpiccc Berry Sets in Old Blue, two patterns, gold
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