W
hi?“ i and) dinner emblem .. 4R 9 Ml! .,
hi thalamus hull. * ‘ it n .
The adore but either end of. the first Program of finalist
in Music Hall, Nexthonday.
hall‘preea at a good slime. .
The ’ lipnuit rootern' iit“lll‘ll‘. fell! .‘ .
wllcnlh natlnmnvnlnnrbn «now in . '“ih “illhwlnn is the program to be
up. “Will pulp . . ' tendered on the occasional the mos
quernde ball-of Unoeb‘ Tribe, improv-
ed Order of Red Man.» ,Muslc Hall,
FAIHIONI AND tilJLINAIIY.
WHINKL”. 3
The new pink in one of the beat
him sluntes in Iniillnnry. '
Not all hate will be large the com-
ing season. it will be with hate last
as it is with all other fashions. what
the majority wear the few will not;
nhlo be Given '
a Two members of the Colonials. who
. defeated F so badly Monday ware of
s L o
‘ . ' ' . the Twenty-third ‘Btreet team. the "a“ Monday Melitta _ - ~-\ ~ .
fakish-"HONF ,strongest in New York. Other mam. Overturewunxweller’s.orchestra. $35303; my: 11ml: he, may ivory when. WHOLESQMI‘. .
WGWNDMIIB' ‘Cbers were the pick of the best metro- a.. Vii’nodlaud .5: Whitmark One of the very “Will“ (1mm. lna- ' _, ' y . ‘ .
«‘ldltbriai‘fiwm. . politna tennis. .. il- 3 lil‘uflhil Mfliiifligifli ' AM ' terials for spring and spanner .wmlr “ Bah," - PoWJGr
Willis" 0min. * . . . ‘ LIFE ON MARS ------ 10h!” core is wool batlntc. it. is neither slicer . . l . ..
ltubeiown Minstrels from Wowom‘pon
. Tribe, No. 40. l.'(). R. M.. of Bridge-
port: .
Music by Berger's Bungtown Band:
Professor liizra 13‘. G. Berger. choir-
master and Squire bill I“. Brailh-
waitc, ‘iiioss of the Show.”
Scouts-w Squire lillcililrghnlb'e Country
Store, "'l‘cn miles from Nowhere."
nor heavy. is soft ono gh to drape
nicely. and has the loo of a very
much more expensive material.‘ In~
white it is especially pretty. ‘
Every one falls to studying the new
sailor shape both trlmmcll and severe.
it cannot. be called pretty. but it Is
now and over 80"“! fnrrs lllnnty.
'i‘honsnnlls ol’.ynrdn -,ol’ aonlnrho
tartar- sumnea. Mohaivkt' o . New York. Defeat»
ed by. . Score of forty lo
Eight -- Winnipauks Beaten
by the Pastimes by Score of
Thirteen to Seven
_I;_e_§t of the High Grade Powders.
[5 cents half pound can.
Planet Like the Earth and la
. inhabited.
The questions that have been raised
regarding life on Mars are being tilfli
cussed with unusual interest by sci-
entists. fiomo of the most. remarkable
statements made recently were those
”Probably
chic olscoronv.
‘ meeting of Qphir Chapter.
0. I. r8a, this evening, (Fri.
317:“ o'clock. Entertainment
freshmcnts state» of the meet-
‘- ‘ lDA cusses, See'y.
(‘onlpnny F‘ .rl-dccmcll its dull-n1 of
last Monday, by trimming tho crack
of Professor Tower of Oxford univer-
sity. During the course of his re-
lnnrhs he enunciated the principle that
“to wow not. dependent on n.lr~~-—thnt
thorn is really no necessity for brings
‘nngl'egntlonal meeting house at
;iyn Hills. Long island. is an
hitocturai oddity. it is built. of blue
payout into irregular pieces of rath-
s'mall‘elae, carefully fitted and ce-
also with what looks like a large
winding. about and binding them
J'This cord represents the love
a supposed to bind the members
. ,riatinn fellowship, and the design
that ‘of Rev. Mr. Leggett;, pastor of
c‘ “ hurch. .
admitting a. woman to practice. it
pooled that a special hill provid-
vincial legislature,
W
.Tientsen stands second among the
Mohnwks. of New York city—40 in ii.
at tho Norwnik Armory. last night
The game was witnessed by a large
holiday crowd lllld was fast and Ill-
torcstlng throughout. despite the one-
sldedness of the score.-
Lietor opened the scoring. follow-
ing with two more goals: then Ghlotto
came with four. Two by Nadia, one
by Godfrey and Lister. ended the first
half with the score 20 to 6. the Mo
hawks getting three lone goals.
The second half opened with a goal
by Slier. shortly followud by. Nadia
and Lister. Then Brennan. the stocky
Lister and Ghlotto were close rivals
for honors in the goal throwing line.
followed by Nadln nml Godfrey, while
be between the strong anel'lys and
Company 14‘. The prclimlmlrytgnme
will be betwccn the West Ends and
to breath. lining asked whethcr the
planets worcinhnbitcd, he said:
“i do not. know. Of course, with scl-
onoc at. its present state of develop-
ment. no man can know. lint. never-i
theloss. I feel suro‘thcy are. The
question 'of More." he said, “has of
ten been raised. and the presence of
has hen cited to prove that Mars is*
inhabited. In dealing with the
plane Mars all of the observations oft
slit of the astronomers really amount
to very llttiew The planets are so
like the earth in many respects that
mind that, we. are carefully adapted to
the. conditions of “icon the earth. and
as the conditions vary on the. planets
can exist. better without air than with Boll-no. Davie ii}. Booth, Sammie
Given the same condition of af— Wills, Seth C. E. Hendrick. Plain Ev-
i’nlrs on some other-planet, this lower. cry Day Smith. Hezekiah 1). Parker,
kind of life may have developed lustfllosh Islelicn. Rufus H. Morrissey. Jere-
il..
“ltnln-towu Minstrels nl‘ ltchcnrnnl."
Program.
Medley ()v'l‘wluro,
W‘l‘iti‘l'hi iinnglown “iinml.
Uponlnlx Modivy.
'i‘ho llnnbnry F‘nlr.
Seth it}. (i. Hendrick,
Nobody.
Stine (l. .inlotlo.
My liixic Rose,
Rufus H. Morrleey.
.§ Alice. Where Art Thou?
Criterion Quartelte.
what has frequently been called canals Sympathy,
282
E. Selilck.
IWouldn't You Be Surprised?
, Eli F.
LOld Time Hoedown.
Raatus .i. Flood.
‘Sllver Heels.
Braithwaite.
r
nge D. Coughlin.
Hiram C. 'l‘ordoil'. first base.
Rube J. Holt, second base.
Skinny G. Ankclc. Shorty G. Rodcr.
braid will be used this. summer in
trimming tho gowns oi‘tplnln colors
which lll't‘ so very l'ni’llllonnblc. It
will be applied in tlrln‘lnn pnllorns
null many original licslgils.
'I'lit' ilngorlc but will be llllli‘li worn
the coining summer and is as likely
to be embroidered in color as in all
White. A soft light. bluc'secms to be
the. favorite color just now among the
girls who are embroider-lug their own.
Horse hair “bonds" are the begin-
ning of some very nobby between sea-
son and‘ spring hats. One can hardly
believe that the curious pockets or
“hoods" which are shown here in black
and many colors can .ever be trans-
formed even by the most skilled into
the jaunty shapes which the show
cases display. But seeing is believ-
rondy shapes.
ll would be difficult. to conceive
more beautiful girdles and bolts than
"Now. said the tiresome man who
goes in for queer science. "what would
n
found that cvory one had clmtrlbnlml
to the evening‘s entertainment but a
certain Doctor MacDonald...
" ionic. romp, Doctor MacDonald."
said the chairman, "we. cannot let you
escape.”
The doctor protested that he could
not sing. "My voice is altogether un-
muslcal. and resembles the sound
caused by the act of rubbing a brick
along the panels of a door.”
The company attributed this to the
doctor’s modesty.
you can stand it i will sing."
brick! "
v. . so do the. forms of life vary so as to . -
it}; {or the young womnns admission Sllcr (“a some great work at .mprmg I)“ w r . . ‘ thoso of kid and leather which the reciting!" .
., . . udn led to these conditions. 1‘ er. Zeke X. Bel er. 79b in. ficiiuck. Raisins . p ‘ ‘ .. .. .
he introduced next month in the 8““ Il‘ocmng- are certain low forms of life which J. Flood Blgil E.‘ a. liohler. lkc .l. "m“ “"0"“ “W b"”""l'g ‘0 ""mm’ ‘ WW“ ”‘9‘“v “W!"
The game next Monday evening will ' ' ' J. puny the light gown. and waists. "Ah—oh. yes-«to be sure—clever
‘cm sm—who is she?“
At. n certain Scottish dinnor it was
“Very well.” asserted the doctor. "if
Long before he had finished his au-
“Whnl silly verses that woman is
lines, but horribly dollvcred. don't you.
know—woman must, be a fool to bungle
.1. .... .. m
Many a lnnn who Hiiiiit‘fi and says
nothing is a liar.
When a man boasts of. having sown
ills wild oats he never pauses to ex-
plain just: what. he means.
it. costs twice as much to live now as
it. did a hundred years ago—but it's
worth every cent of the difference.
How often it happens that the cream
of society is made up of people. who
have money, but are unable to remem-
ber how they got it! ‘
It would be easier to stay in the
straight and narrow path if it were not
so crowded with people coming back.
Bacchus is an accommodating credi-
tor. but he always collects his bill with
. it seems unreasonable to think that ‘ .
Woman is still hampered. The 811' right forward of the Mohawks secured llf ‘ .. . "18- A few plaitlngs. a little “'0ka dlence WES uneas Thor was a u “1‘ '
. " e is confined to the latter sphere. If (urand Finale—-— Grand Old Rag. . y. e s y.
9 court Of New Brunswick has re- their .0“); tally 4n [Eben second half. there is life is must be different from Rube Holt and the Wheels. mull Eligiiiggt'oasigttggfi maivallmuwai gainful}, silence as the doctor sat. Hope is the obverse or fear.
to admit Miss Mabel P. French magi; 3‘: two 13c: an?“ §§°ifgdn2" the forms of life on this earth. 1 can- Ruhefi- Wham-“awn“ and “he” and style. While n is possible 8:; offingmlf’éifit‘fit {ingthdb-V. {fie 35,1: e 4-“.“M.ff”..3”;".g.“;;."";...,.T.
8"» John to the bar °“° 0‘ the judges Ilstcr Ghiotto and Nadln ended thyc not understand why people persist in Squirew-E. T' Buckingham. make two just alike it is not policy "Mon" 1;. exclaimer-gn“ (3”. Sin i (35',
it til til it ew of no recendent ‘. .1 ‘ lth 1 ’ l picturing the inhabitants of the pinn- Criterion (Barnyard Quartettei- and in this respect time “h ode" l 'L I L ’ I ' , yl go,
It! ‘18 a e n D " 5““ “5 w 0"" “p 909. “0'93““ “‘9 etc as men. it should be borne in Ebenezer G. Lush. first. tenor. u“ t .. 1 .‘ e, 0 am no up to mlmh'vbut your veracitys P k & T'lf d
Britlflh law which would justify him Mohawks easily 40 to 8. Slins G. anotte, second tenor. he lave the, admniagc of the just awful. Yourc richt about that air 1 0r
FINE
Wines, Liquors andicigars
AT
“Hotel Clifiord ”
JOSEPH L. WALZ
treaty DOi‘tS Of China in the gross Nutmegs . . . you soy ii‘ i were. to loll you that all "Mr w‘f V'-"‘~-(‘lw l l I l '
a, ~ ' - . - as we have developed.“ imlnh Higgins. Obadiah ll. irclsnd. lilje ‘ . , r . l c, h"- U" “m 1‘4““-
alne of the trade that passes through The lineup and summary of last .. . 1 ) i la Ezekiel ii. “if" ['hi'l't‘ 1“ “10 W'Jl‘iii would dry up —.——.————_————
Sprinting as an astronomer. he said. 1). Coughi h. [the l . JOY ,, Within a .. The. most. pitiful object in the world FPOPNGWE
night's contest:
[30” and 3-130 1“ ”‘9 amount "f the best. thing to do to investigate was ' Sleight. Dave J. Flood.
. COMPANY l". MOHAWKS. . l . ‘ V. t. 3 a a or "B “i would say." interrupted the weary is a, brave, ambitious young fellow Telephone 398.
Wileiiue Ogileclleiimby gstfsi'zilli‘iiligs'cm: Lister ................... Brcnnan 2h); {3133? Iggdfii‘ézcogmniilign $312 Golgi!» W. ‘lchwcld l" m n g ' y listener, “ ‘Go thou and do likewise.‘ ” made senseless and sour by unrequib‘
s!” as mm, c‘ 8‘ ... ‘ -l'i on , RM“ forward. were working on low temperatures in ~Washington‘ltar W ..-. . ”ted love. ....”
9d,,Tient31n 6‘ 9“ hm, fl 1 Va ( J m Allin“ .......................... Lots order to see whether bacteria COllId‘ Clil, Price.«-“I admit.” said the mcr- "" "“‘”‘ ’”“"“"""“"‘"”" - “WWW" ...—-..«LMM. ‘W -"-"-—"
ahanshli for first Dlm‘e- . ‘ 11"” forward, live in lower temperatures than have chant. who had advortlscd for an as- .
8 it i d h_‘ i i 1 'lF 10 Pm“ ---------- IC‘Icnler ------- Durrant yet. been obtained. 'sistant. “that your cxperietllcebiln busi. .
w nor an . as at Opel mlt- all‘ ‘ ’ ' ' nose might make you a va as 9 man. ; \
pm time, the true local time for Bern Godfrey “Unlglil lg‘lllggganv “mam“ Reportcr-"Uncle. to what do you st-[ lint the salary you ask is a 3;)0d deal ‘
. _ - tribute your long life?" of money just for your caper once." ;
. c . . .
as just half an hour later The ‘ Ghiotto ---------- Marshall. Twosann Oldest inhabitant—“l don't know yit. “Well." replied the man who had .
Loft guard.
Goals from field—«Lister 7. Glliotto 5.
Nadin 4. Godfrey 3, Silcr 1. Dnrrsnt 2,
Brennan 1. Lots 1, ,
Referee—William Rnllcil.
'l‘imekeopcr——Wlillam Cnvnnugh.
Scorer—William C. Gladstone.
Attendance—792.
split of putting the working hours
thirty minutes earlier in the day has
ad such an effect on the consumption
gas that the gas company has been
amending a return to the old system.
young feller. Thcy's several of those seen better days. “i assure_you l'm
patent medicine companies that's dick- offering my experience to you for less
1
the advanta es on have over other stores when on bu u we ' ‘ f . t
erln‘ with me."—«Chicngo Tribune. I.than it cost mc.“——Philadelphia Press. p y y y yo r g "I" o as ' You get pure fresh goods 0f he
finest quality at lowest possible prices. you get Pink Discount Stamps with every ‘."~ purchase which means a cash
discount. you get better and valuable articles free with 1 book of Pink stamps. Here are more reasons why you
should buy of us.
HANS—Almonds lean and louder Sugar Cured Stock, per pound—«7 1—20
Way below cost price by car load.
Grocery Specials
AT JOSELOFF ’S.
.he ‘lndian Witness uses Booker T.
Washington’s antoblOgraplly. ”Up from
Slavery," as the text and illustration of
finermon to native Christians on the
-——r—‘-—
Pastinees, 13; Winnlpauks. 7.
The first game, bciwccn the Pan
times and Winnipauke, in the Twin
City League. wnsJar hotter than the
“big" game. being closcr and faster.
The defeat. of Winnipank camp as n
grout surprise to most people. who
wer of character and the influence. of
honest boil in creating it. “india may
learn front the American negro,“ it
says.
SPINACH~ fancy, lender and Green as can be. per peck, -——190
.. thought Winnipuuk had the game
A cold storage trust is one of the ‘t'ciihfiwdfi" The $10.05;. 13‘ ml l'1. ice? FANCY sso ONIONS, PER PK. ............................. . ....... 25c
'. , . . .l a ll Y H (“vs 01' hit" {ti-i t) it‘ its -
gdw‘m’pmmt“ "‘mf‘m“ {O‘hthf‘nnmg nose of the sumo. WALTER BAKER‘S COCOA. CAN ................................... 18c - - , . . .
”WWI“ South Allicn. A H " m an 'l‘lic scoring opcncd whcn Kcarlls , our DBIICIOUS 665 and Otfees are Favontes Wlth EveTUbOdu
cold storage plants in thc “Shh-Hm- threw a foul. followed by Blvdcnburg 3 was. PAW-NEE oars ........................................... 25c ‘
‘vtlnent" will be amalgamated if the throwing a fool for the Pastimes. i...- 50 Pink Stamps with 1 lb. of No. 1 [20 P' R St l I l20 Pink Stamps With 1 lb: Mocha &
, . . Bloom men threw the first iir‘ili goal 2 PKGS. MAPLE FLAKES .......................................... 25c . . "‘ amps wlh /z Ib- NO- 1
about plans entry. for tho Pastimes. followed by a goal ‘ Tea, 5 Tea 250‘ JBVI Coffee, . ‘ 300
’At Wemar when. noon... and m.” by Ronnie {(ll‘hWillnlpnllk.] {byword 3 PKGS. PANCAKE FLOUR ......................................... 25c 40 Pink Stamps with 1 lb- Fancy No. ' 115 Pink Stamps with 1 lb. Java 5
3 ’ . ' " V burg sccurcr t 9 next gon or t r 2 Tea 40c . Maricaibo Coffee 260
°’ lived and “”0““, they “‘9‘ “0“ g” Pastlmcs. ending the first half will 5 GALLONS KEROSENE on, ....................................... 60c 35 Pink' Stamps with 1 lb Choice 20 Pink Stamps With 1 lb. Fancy 10 Pink Slam s with 1 lb No 1
m to have a new opera house to that the score 5 to 4 in favor oi the i’as- - No 3 “a ' 35c] MM“ con“ 32c. é ‘ c n P - -
half a million dollars. The young limes. - - v i an cs o co, 20°
IF YOU HAVE ANY TROUBLE TO GET GOOD BUTTER lT-WILL PAY
YOU TO GIVE OURS A TRIAL.
\
The second half opt-nod with Kcnrns
throwing a foul and Riley a goal for
Winnlpnuk. Kcarns threw anothcl
fun] for Winulpank. Then the Pan-
times commenced an onslaught of the
basket and Taylor, licncdlct. lilydcn-
burg and Bloom cach secured a goal.
ending the game 13 to 7 ill favor of
the East Nnrwnlk boys.
The Winnlpauks have one more
chance for the pennant. while the
Pastimes lead 'thc iwngnc with two
gnmcs won and none lost.
The lincnp and summary follows:
Build duke will contribute $300,000.
rinse HOWARD ENTERTAINS.
EGGS-— ~25c'
B_UTlER-—— . Faucu Eloiu Creamenl Butler. per pound. --250
Peach Counlnl Eggs. per dozen
_-a——
Pleasant Party at Her Home in Elm-
crest Terrace.
An enjoyable party was held at the
home of Mary Howard. Elincrcst Ter-
race, yesterday afternoon, in honor of
the fourth anniversary of her birth.
Games of all kinds were enjoyed by
V 6 little guests. The prizes were
WE WILL ALSO HAVE FOR SATURDAY A FULL LINE OF VEGE-
TABLES, CELERY, PARSNIPS. LETTUCE, SWEET POTATOES. ETC.
Some High Grade Canned Goods at Cut Prices.
‘ J oseloff’s,
. ‘ . t .. l \i H ‘ , .
mm hon-155% quii‘i‘l'féonngii-I i'ifililiit‘ ‘(VINNIPAUKS “‘31 IMillhfil Walter Baker Cocoa. a can. 190 , 4 cans g Cg". Campbell's 30“”, 25°
' .. ' .............. . ...... litit - .
“lgehlitlfi‘i; gm???alarmifflggfiring“: lcnlns Left forward. 0 l 72 NORTH M AlN STREET. TEL. CALL 1% Gold Rock Brand Corn, can, 126 . . ans Aster Brand Condensed
‘Forbush was the. lucky winner. ;l‘h,c "'1‘“ """" ltighlforwnrd iiiydcnbllrg ....._.,__._... ..-... ..- .. .. --.......-L.....-.. .. . , Gold Rock Brand Peas can we 000d Malne Corn yMlik, 25g
children especially enjoyed ilc r - . . . 2 . , Aster Brand Sifted Peas can
lunch the table decorations consisting “1‘“(‘m‘iw-1 ------------ ““‘l'im‘ Home Gathered Eggs - dOZ 50 7' 250 | i . 14o
entirely of red, white. and blue. The ”(Mm (hutch. 'l‘nylnr C E 5 McGowan a Beat Salmon, can. 20c: lAstcr Brand Sugar Corn, can, 14¢
favors were little hatchcls tied with ‘ l ---------------------- v ._ - 6 2 . ,
,. ed. white and blue ribbon. and filled ’ Right guard. GOOd use 005 l for C ,
with candles. The little guests henrt- I‘m‘d‘m """"""" : ' ‘; """" Bloom 21 lbl. GRANULATED SUGAR .......................... . . . . ...... '. 31-00 THE STORES THAT SET THE PACE, . ,
’in enjoyed themselves and Miss How- ‘ Left guard. WET MINCEMEAT 4 lb.... ________________________ ........... 25:: ...—......mm..........._. . .. .
are proved herself an ambient host- “rid goals—Kent“ 1- “may. b Bim- APPLE BUTTER, LAsos JAR ............... . ......... .......... 25c .
less. She was ably assisted by Miss edict ll) 1. liiydcnburg 2. 1:1va -1. pm: Aseon'rMENT or chances. APPLES. LEMONB, CELERY, LET- .
diesels Stewart, of New York, and the “mom 3- ‘ TUCE SWEET POTATOEE ETC cw or r cc r
Misses Moe and Florence Kelly. The Goals from fmII—lilvdenians 1. ~ .)
kneels were Misses Blanch Verlin. Kenn” 3' UN'TED GROLERY COMPANY . ‘
ndys Forhnsh, Ruth Dlmcnd. Alene Referees—Grindrod and Caner. ’ 8 W S . y . .
'1 Dorothy Nailing, Mary Howard. --- T u anhlngton t, ‘ 35 & 37 Main St.
asters Willie Mellon, Clinton Jnasnp. Twin City Leleue Standlne- 20 PfizwAmlgTs - our Noggwrfiw 3;. South Nor-walk. Telephone. . Norwalk
ill Magner. Walker 8“"th Ehrlc 'i‘he championship of the Twin City gal... 143. ’ ' TIL. 31'”: . .
League seems to lay between the
Pastimes and the Nationals. Tho- Win-
nlpuuka still have a chance to redeem
themselves in their next game. The
West Ends and Nutmegs also are In
the running. The next game is be-
tween the Nutmegs and West Ends.
Monday night, and the following Mon-
day the Pastimes and Nationals will
.SPECIAL PRICES!
\ .
barker and Aubrey Howard.
w.—
il‘hrusso TO PAY ros LUNCH.
mi. Than insulted Waitresses at East-
ae'une Station, South Norwaik.
man from Danbury. slightly un-
the influence of liquor, entered
is restaurant in South Norwaik.
. and after eating a lunch
d to pay llften cents for it. He
ran-o
If You Want
theyfineat Butter you can find in town. come here and pay the price, and. we can give the goods.
Fancy, rosy, sweet Creamery Butter. 32c ib.’ Extra Elgin Creamery Butter, :8 and 30c. lb. Fine
_ The Bestf'orbéeries
i
The standing is us ”WW“:
—
. mosaic very abluslve andl “1:21? Pastimes 2 6 1606 , J C at B ttu‘ ’ lb
w resees scvcrn very use one ' . """" ' """ ‘ one ream n c .
was. Complnlnt was made to Bag» gfimguy """""" “f § :33, READ THIS LI s'r . Y ‘ n 5 , ‘
m master Eiiwul‘li liedeli, and he w t {g m; """"""" “"1 1 '50., . . Three pounds Fancy Head Rice. 35c. , l ‘
. the man to Day for the food and 98 fl ......... ...-‘1 2 '33:! 21 L350 GHANULATIO SUGAR sits Hun]... ...... ”uni-nun”... ".00 F ,
.. is disturbance. The follow rc- memoir.“ ---- “W50 2 '00“ cos vsnv I“... ”T...“ P“ u m Delicious Coffee. from 25:: lb. up. L 1
. todaeitholuand Bli'IKik 513396" ("005! ”...-...”... . | ...-n...“.........-.....‘....\..(ll If Out our T“. noth‘n .1”. mu“: A‘ d lb . .
..ntho face. He did not have ' 3LI$PURI LIAELARD........................................;’..also y ‘7 <4 I w You- 40950311 5°C. ~ . ~; l
Goals by “G."
Quite a surprise. the defeat of Win.
nipank by the Pastimes. . p
The Pastimes have probably has fl
using their hall to good advantage. i
The first game was decidedly the
best f the two. _ ‘
Lin r was right there last night--
aeven. goals for. his. .
filler made his man hustle ail-the
time. '
. Tony's-dodge was as evident as ever.
with five goals added to his credit.
Godfrey made some nice, eh i
the last half. _ , _
seem scare the
. clef-c _
Fresh Country Eggs. 35c des.’ Cadillac, 25: doe.
Our Double Cream Cheese id‘s winner. Hundreds try it; why not you?
Fancy Prunes, Apricots. Pulled flip: Evaporated Peaches, Evaporated Apples. Everything. I
the beat at, lowest prices. Our Elite Canard Goods are the finest goods put in a can. Ever-yea. who. '
has them calls for more. Nothing can touch them for quality or price. Corn, ”macadamia; at. ,
we can. _ , ‘ . ' ' ‘ . I ,l ., fl
D
' doc to repeat. the insult. as sev-
blow from ncdoll's strong right
put. him to sleep. He was
r to take the train for Dan‘
and will probably give Norwaik
berth hereafter.
MTGNI‘O new POSITION.
. (3. Gladstone. the genial
reporter on baseball and has
it“ The Sentinel has secured a
as baggagemnsmr at the
arm railroad station. Mr.
ll finish his course in tel;
He has been studying.
. than. Hib'mittiy
M to benefit" soon
l L». couscous use 250
arace.mornawaonnm.....J.............. ....ea
1 sans man so» ' 25c
arses. calm orwsnr.........»................,.;...........are
some IAI‘l‘LI‘I’T run an.
acansnrtu...................‘.... 26b
a La. can cause slam m: a case, see
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