Colhnbla llniiversiiy,_liow York.
. on from that-walk in Morn-t
ingi by Store ”of 3-2—Nor-
unlit Victorious in Afternoon
lly score it
--Il
. The Norwalitis could do no hotter
than break even, yesterday. when thcy
mlth'e strong Columbia. College uino.
York titty, and of which Wil-
der bi conch. as thclr oppo-
l‘be iiboiilt of
,‘ limo 3 to 2 in t’nvor of the vol-
. Wyn from Manhattan. and in this
Mternoon the locals turned the to-
bles. winning by the t-tcore of 13 to 12.
, was at very large attendance
in both games. is being estimated that.
full? 2:100 poopic.
f“. shines. Whileteuch contest was won
by the close margin of one run. it
'ould- not behold thut tltcy were ex-
9%. exhibitiioun. lll
tétfigfiwork which the Norwnikts nrc
'l‘ mil to be unpaliio ni‘.
Symthe morning wun tlll‘"('_l.l,v due to
,‘rrliopluys (it tho lot-altcam.
iternoon gator: was also marltod by
many ,orrors, hilii the hitting wnn good
enough to ovct‘bnlanoc thclr ctlcct.
.. . 1 Morning Game.
Tho fonturejoi' the first game can
about,“ exprtwscd in one word—«Do
ring. The nudity littlc blicher ‘of tho
- ‘;Hm;‘i5tr0m school tcam virtually plnycd
‘ ‘ 'w Besides striking out,
. ingot lhoCt ltlinbidiii-t and allowing
utfiin ‘ townii. ho iicldod his position
milking one
t ‘tt short foul fly bctwccn‘ third
omit, with out- httnd. ll‘o tillowod
Columbia. men to hit. safely o‘nly
oh ‘ mos. WlllllG"Ul(l locals could tio
0. otter byi'l‘ilt. the lengthy club
it! of the ‘cotlegians. Dave it‘uitz
' , in, ii Norwallt uniform for
.«tlmei‘dn this sumo. but he
h 11/ conspicuously. mak-
f two of his three chanc-
also played his first
, o locnht, nnti ho lilllo
commuted :how not to pick up
cot-‘33
¥A
hunt : w-
Ulcer-toil Ton: ( .
'1 _ 250. 500 am} $1.00AT DRUGI
_ no. no. Chemist‘s; ' ‘
Nils until ihc seventh inning. whcn
two bmno runs. a double and throt-
slnglc. couplod with u couple of crrorn.
ncttcd the Norwnlks ninc runs and
thc college boys could not. OVOl‘l‘iilnt‘
the land of one run thus obtained. 'i'hc
three homo runs of the ironic wore till
8 over the fence. thonc of Cnhlil nnd
iiroolrn being over the motor
boards on a line with the house. Will
Lauder played in tho second game.
billphn‘mll-lltl three of the eight crrorr
d‘lltllkllfl tip to the Norwalks. Mo
Grain sticurcd eight strike-outs. but
was touched up qultcly freely. When
the locals begun to find Krncgor in
tho seventh, 'l‘ilt wont in to pitch. but
he did not fat-o much better.
The score:
NORWALKS.
, All it it PO A l"
Andcrson. us ........ h :l 2 0 2 1‘
Brooks. if. .......... ii 2 2 ti ii i
(litblli, 2b. ........... 5 l l 4 2 ‘l
W. Landor. 3b, ...... l l 1. l 1 3
(i. Louder. rf. ....... -i i 2 (i 0 ti
Junior-t. cf. ........... i l 2 l 0 ti
Brcnutin. lb. ........ 4 l l 10 ii i
Mt-Kiornnn. c. ....... ii 2 1 iii 2 ti
hit-Grunt. p. ......... i i i ti (l 0
Totally: ............ till 13 lli‘flti ll) .8
'Mt-(Iny out. hit by buttcti bull.
COLUMBIA.
AB R ll PO A E
Lyons. cf ............ 4 2 (i 1 i 0
Armstrong, 2b. ...... ti 2 1 at i 2
Collins, as. .......... ii 1 i 4 4 0
Young-cc. ........... h 1 2 3 2 b
Mlltonbiti'g, lb. ..... ii i 3 7 2 2
McCoy. lib. .......... 5 0 0 l l l
Mctz. if. i 2 1 1: ti 0
Smith, rf. ........... r. ‘ 2 0 ti c
Kruoilor. p. ......... It i 2 l l l
'I‘iit, p. ............. t c it! ti ti
Totals ............ 46 12 12'2312 ti
‘Brnoku out. tutmforlnir with but
lctl ball.
Norwnlits ......2 (i 0 0 2 0 ii 0 I~~lli
Columbia ....... 2 ti 0 3 ti 3 i ii Owt‘.’
Earned runiimNorwttik 6. Columbia
4. Two-base hlto‘vtiantes. mutton-mitt:
'l‘llt. Milionhnrg. Home runit-éflthiii.
Brno is. Collins. First on. balls-00
Kruo r it. of! 'l‘itt l, off Mctlruth 4.
Struck out—By Krucgcr 2, by MoGt‘tllh
ll. bolt on liariih-i—«Nm‘wulk 7. flfiltlm'
bin id. Wild“I‘llli'lP—‘Ml‘fll‘flh. filoicn
bnttottwliromttt. G. Mudor. W. hatulrr.
James. Smith. Sorrlllco hits-(labill.
hyonn. (tolling. “th "Kruescr 9
in 6 1-3 innings: off 'l‘ilt 4 in 1 2-3 in
pings. First, on crrorawNorwnih i3.
Columbia 7. Hit by pitcher—"G. lam.
tier. limpirc~Wulnb. Time—~2 ltourtt.
i minut‘on. Attondnncc—vihtio. ‘
Next Saturday the, Norwnllts will
again play the strong Mnujor A, C.
team. of Brooklyn.
._._.
STATE LEAGUE GAMES.
0—...-
Bridgeport: Pllycd Odo Tic Gum Ind
Lou One to Waterbury.
_ BRilXilDPOR'i‘, Mny ill.-—-Nonrly- 2.-
000 people witnottttod the stunt: “New:
field Pitch ytlt‘illll‘lllly foroncon when
il’ttiorbttry nnd' M‘ltlmihifl'li uplnyotl
thrir tit-tit. gnnm of tho day. which ‘rc-
united in it tic. Althounh itcvon unit
it 'tblilf'lhiilngit worn plnyod tho worn
Mood at the oven out! of the amount-—
ihro‘o rtmn for ouch chin. The twu
ritnu thttt. tho .vluitortt merits in thcir
half will ‘cut: oil'. it Will! not sin in-
nplrlntr ironic iii; nil. rind tlw crowd
who holxnltomtiinr plolutml. 5
tint-non pitclm‘d ti traitor tonne of
built than did his oppotwnt. "U!"
Voorhocn. and he made it till. every
time ho came to the lint, hilt hirguvn‘
such a poor exhibition ofthnso run-
ning and guarded illuminant not mow Lou
ly that his latter 1/th M’dlinllwd.
in tho seventh inning no cracked out
ti. two hugger along the left field; inlet
buttim contour to drop coalition hilt
.lirntirhtmilm point of the dillnonlll on
do mir‘ 'Nllll' did not incl-nu his
. clarity any. M a pitcher; both
it rt'tiic'thati Vuorhcu 'W tool
l crent wnyu.
j titration,
' aterbury.
p
m Q . .
nit hnoW
up i . . t.
i t it ti tint» . '
H | ‘ . 1‘ A " .
trot Mandamus.
‘. ‘iltlf 4‘ H.
. J J
‘t‘NDIKnAPoLts. mom ‘ -
. 0,1;
.; ._ . Wilt”.
" ‘ wildfire.
‘t.
s'rs. *
worc tnttde off him.
it. H.113.
Wutoi‘by 4 3 l 3 0 (l (i 0 x-—li ii 5
Bridgcp't 0 0 2 ti ll 2 ti ii 1—-— 8 it) i
Holyoke, 6; Springfield. 4.
HOLYOKE. Mann. Muy 3i.—~l-loly‘
ohc won thc for'cnoon game yesterday
“(3m 1 from Springfield by it score of 6 to l.
i it. wnn a good gttttic to scc 115 the field-
ing was sharp and thc crowd Willi en-
thusiastic. Good butting won' the
game for Holyoke.
R. “.15.
lloiyokc, 0 2 ti 0 ti ii i ll x—«t‘t 5 2
Springfield 2 0,0 2 0 ti ti 0 ii-l 7 3
SPRINGFIELD. Mllfifl.. Mtiy ills-01>
portune hitting won the afternoon
sumo for Springfield. llcsu pitched
crcttt bull. striking out iii men and ni-
lowlng but three clcnn hltn. Springfield
played poorly in tltc t'iclti.
Springfield 0 ii i 2 l l 2 i x—8 8 4
Holyoke, o c 0 o 2 c c u c~2 t3 2
New Haven. 6: Hartford. 2..
llAR'i‘lt‘tlllli. Mny Ili.—~lu n gntno
marked by tunny crrort-t Nt'w Hthi‘ll
won tho morning nttnw from littrti'ord.
6 to 2. in the fifth inning Murphy.
Hartford‘s router llcldcr. minltitigcd u
ball from lt‘itzpntrick‘s but and then
made two error-u, letting in tour now;
Capt. Duly rcntovc‘d him from tho
Rtllllii. 'l‘ucltcy nud \Voli‘u wcrc cf-
fc'cilvc nnd pitt-iicd good bull.
R.ltl.E.
Hartford. 0 0 ti 1 ti 0 i ii 0’2 ii i -
N. Hilton, 0 0 ti 0 4 010 lwii ti 4
‘ New Haven. 6; Hortiord, 2.
NEW HAVEN. May :il.—~Corcortm’s
pitching brought. it. nocttnd victory to
New Hiwcu yontertiuy afternoon. tho
more being 6 to 2 ngnlnst Hartford.
'l‘ho fielding was mood, four donhln‘
plnytt lining recorded. thrcc of them
twins to tho crodlt of the bonn- tcnm.
Hartford tittod Woods and Wnlc in the
box. but New ancnn buttcrs found
both of them without. troublc.
in”).
N. Huron, l- 1 B l (i 0 ti 1 x——~tl it it
Hartford. 0 2 0 0 ti ti ti ti ti—«2 i
M
A. M.-Norwlch. 4; New London. 3.;
NEW LONDON. Mny ninory‘vtch
won the sumo hcrc yrnict-duy morning"
by a scout of i to ti. Now Mutton
outbound Norwich. but iiita Worn not'
mndc when hooded. Klla'fl‘el‘l‘bf.
Ti-ghe's home run nnd poor umpirlntr
were contributory Clllllllll to the. do-
.fout. Lord. Norwich'u nccond boilliinul.
had to ‘rotiro from the game in the
fifth lining boouunc ho had onc band
badly spiked by (lurttnit. who was no ‘
tempting to ntuni.
it. it. E.
N. Londonl'l fl 0 ii i ii ti it 1—4! it
Norwich, o l) 0 2 o it it
man—-
R. Mata-Norwich. 4; New London. 2.
ro'wd‘t'if 3.500 profiln’nt l-‘inclihin l'ttl'lt.
oi'wit‘th won tho nrtnrunoti ultimo with
Now ‘libiition by tho scorn of't to 2.
taint/tutu tittiiltlnti in tho utsvotit'h‘ nt’inr
Admrcini and lithium bud ninclotl‘.
bringing in two rims and winning hiit
own ironic. 'l'lll‘ i‘rttttit'c Willi
O'lloitrlto‘n homo run ovcr tho right
field fence In the Hound“.
l'l.ll.ll3.
N. nontinnm 0') 0 li N «on 7 t
Norwich. 0 2b 0 ii till it xwi ii i
Notional Leanna.
taint
lit. ‘ fl ,
“mum. r: ‘Ullilllhiititl, it.
mow—Now Vomit: Brooklyn.
2. tPltttlblil‘ J: Gincl ad. 1. Philadel-
pl! ti; 3; ,‘ uni, 0.
i
Amman ._ Lianne.
m
r
l0 _
“may ’4
,‘Ka’varnlli. ,8
1. how i
.Weitloyun, 3; . t . '
‘ .rlltoeton Frosti-
Brown. 3; Yule. *1.
ll; Bowdolu, ll.
roan. 8;“ Dartmouth. 2.
. All!
P Lll“-'gi':t1lilaillti. ‘ St
l‘nrrililyiSlnht
unit. 1., ~ .
tiloh College, 1;
THE SHEEP STORM AND A
ll
. Euler ‘Bcnti '01:
tho it multtot
b 353th loll, Three
militant unlit
CHICAGO, May ills-«A dispatch ~to
the 'i‘illiun’t‘i from Knnknltco, Ill..‘itcytir ‘
“-th close of four haur'ti which!
for troy [thrcc youngest childron. Mrt‘i.
ntteiord Van Biotin found them latit-
night-dcud in n trunk in all upper.
.iNl’iii. '
n have intit liliil
_ or something. very into
to tit and on Mbndny ntuhtwhtic. on-
. ‘ trying my cheery hard-wood tire I tell
. o thinning of twin “foolish flit
ering in their dust can. ‘néwly
nnd ‘f’ttultluls‘ly‘ arrtniged rooms. their
, stoves lliitttly‘bllicliotl and ‘put- away
for thcguumiucr and some or their
homo cotufortjiihtmwny with the
storm: ‘I meanatof‘cotiiw.'the folitn
' who. like. mywif, 'ltltlll ilnti ionic use
for hitch old-fushloned tinny: on storm.
So many home: unto no "cozy corner.”
.. With the. coming ‘0! those cold:
firefly taint-mu i think ‘o’txtlt‘n nocd'.‘the
imif ln’vulidfitlw tlcpetitittnt anon in on
w minty names. , 'A little bodily commit
‘; in all many of tinnn ash or can chilly;
.yet even llilll. in not‘nlways granted.
.1‘ Whnt if some of thoae detencelcaa
ones should ven‘tnrolo hint that ever
‘4: no sniuil h cdrnnr all their owh‘iind full
, for warmth andcotiilor't would ive
,fJnorc nntinfactlonn‘tltirIuS their ‘ rry
.. here, below that: own the anticipation
of Multinationals ltoroattcr? ‘
‘ i would rather have myold ”Jill-101)-
iioti stove unit the little pile of hard
Wood nod itindllntgs niwnys ready than
the lino lurntturo and ccrpoio which
the sun must never one not] no cltocrl'
fire when tlic altccp siortn'iu in tho
it was no worthless compliment
given inc whcu one said:
live in u tirygoodti
All three were little girls, the younlo
a. more buby. One (trad body was ult-
tind upright; tho otheru toy huddled
together upon a pillow. 'i‘ho thin! the
trunk was tightly“ clocc‘dupon thorn.
it is supposed they hadbrawled into-
the trunk during their ploy”. and that
the cover foil and latched and ti
they. wore suffocation. t‘ 'l‘h‘ertrny toil
”lat: had been lifted out‘nndriay upon.
With their sin boycrnnd m‘tfli‘lar
tritium Sienna moi/oat hero: iron: ta’
arm at Bearcrvllmw your-m Noni
ettc is it tcnmator and tritium '0er
That .whoiovmtilx- 0&-
cunlett it five morn house. The younger
children of the futility littdh‘ocn play
log out doors much of the titty. ll‘stcu-
log to music nntl watching mitt-tint din
Lute in the afternoon the three
youngest. ldu. 8 yours oltl. Ronclln. ug-
cd 6, and Pearl. aged 2. loft the other-n
going into the house to continue their
..,A.¢..... ,
box and yet ntui‘tc it .
,, , titun clinic and Mrs. Von
Sictic according to the ctory inter told
by the futility. turned her attention to
the house. Sim had gone throrrkh the .
rooms n dozen times. and thought uhc
had scorched over
licni hontc comfort docs’not begin
with t-conomy iti liro wood. ‘
believe in fl‘L‘i-ill ltll" us well no fire
Wood. but 80ml} of tlie inactlvlt ones lit
this world urc bitch in tllllltm" ”oth'ohtu
pooh and writer.
hurried olit of it by too lionvy it tl'oso
At last the dinner. in or sleeping
if the uiioep atom: intnirooin. where. Will! it torso (illM‘usllanDtl'
’roundlng top trunk of the “Simon"
vnrl‘cty, obsched something she had
overlooked before. They troy had' been
taken from the trunk and was lying on
tan in us a little more of the art of
put int; out-helm in the other (perhaps
wctilter) foilow‘s place. it this not come
And strnngc how many balf‘lorgottcn
things tho sheep claim can rocull it)
.0118 who has n memory of country lilo.
Tho plowing und sowing dud planting.
tho washing a ' shearing of the climb.
htyng nounon
soot-chem in the tail grant; of the med:
dows otter wild, atrnwborritnt.
Union in thc years of city life have i
. been tricked into buying by some fun-
. clcd resemblance to the bright faces of
my oid-tltnc fl‘ll‘llilt-i of the mctuiown
only to find the. laiill like to moot uny-
tblng‘clce under the sun.
And the rldcn with [other urountl
,tltc lots on tho old stone bout. bt-hlntl
.‘ohi illicit tutti Bright".
‘oiti-fnithioncd in my tuition not i that i
own tho, world would hitt'U movcd quilt:
ruin; enough for me and i should hnvd‘
left the mile stones of my life behind
all too soon had we been contotlt with
tho gull. of tho oxen turd speed of tho
old atonc bout inntcnd of achieving tho .
gtlint tutti ttirribie uii‘tmnobilc rind oth-
er wondors cttunliy grout null terrilllc.
And thosc bicnscrl'tild stump fcnccs
thnt niwnys stand out no clearly in cv-
ory memory picture of tho country
i shall never forget my inst.
interview with our of mono tormidnbic
oltl dividing lino: botwoén tho pristni
of thc fields unit l‘rccdonl (1f the road.
it Wits ti desperate nttcmpt‘ on my part i
to get up and over and" “down on tho
otzltcr ride without breaking my hcclt.
lily nimblc litllo stopniotii'cr hnd cour-
Me ilnd xklll unintl to t . ‘ .
has such over, but I bird to proceed
With grout deliberation nntl glutl‘wan l .
‘y uncertain feet touched-tho
solid ground of tho road. ,
fences. formed ofthe stumps ilntl wldc
amending und interlacing roots tt
grout trot-n. tho brood rhinitis nntl hol-
inwri and ("it‘ll notch hctwccrii rind tlflt
nor diitl ou' cvcry tilde ttrc scrving on
renting piano. or play round, or hiding
place, for thc overbearing tutti witt-
"comc titiulrrci mt well no for the for-
over unwrl‘mmc quake. ,
And now. turning from past to prett-
ontlnntl tho sheep storm being over.
we mnyiobk iot- some weather which
more useful thitn
Mrs; Van Sclottc liftltd the lid of tho
closed trunk nut! now her two bubien ‘
lying on it pillow in induction: of thc‘
lilo. the oldest at tho three
girls, Wits slitting upright, her
drooping on her breast.
rcn wrrc no still that. Mru. Van Slottc
stood in sympathetic ottllnena for an
Thou she put forth her hand
and touched idn and spoke.
Contact with the girl‘s head and the
luck of response froze the woman with
The children were dead. The :
trunk is not self-locking. but
clanps that easily might soup nnd hold
it shut ngztinnt thc strongth
An inquest will be bold lotluy.
HISTO RY OF F54.
‘And its Discovery'in Java—Sacred "
An American gentleman. truvollni; .
in the Orient. with lnviiotl to occom- .
ptt'ny n party of Dutch soicntlnts on an
extradition into the interior cl .invn. to .
oxonvnto umuo prchlctoric ruins.
.tite motivations proccoded ho. noticed
,timt tho notlvc laborers nccmcd to find _
something of interest. wltich'thoy would
eagerly amino and secrete. ‘ _
tttsniion ho inarned that they found
.niccen of‘gum, or burdened can. Which
hnd exuded front the rooto of a oortnin
tree. and which. they claimed. was un-
crcd and a euro protection minat
lightning. As a mutter of curiosity he
obtained a few pléccs, ouu of which he. i
sent to a» chomiat friend. writing iiittt ,
tor the native superstition.
chemically treated a small piece and, .
tmmnratory to nnnnnlyals. reduood it. ,
to n thin nnntr. which he put. away llhd‘ .
ho nltottld httvo limo to‘unuly‘zo it. ‘
About that limo ho Wits contract]. in.
touting t-crtnln stun ion of paint. from
Mitch tho ntrot raiwtty 'cmiitmny wan
thc‘tntnntlon being to
buy the one that proved to inn/c the
beat insulating proportion By accident
some of tliiil 'Jnn hallo was moon to »
the lasting picnic. along with tho mint
summer. and, to tho ‘Iurlii'loet of tho
ongtnéor; he won timing to hum it.
blltltel' it. or olhmlln‘hfleot‘lt. in the
slightlllit'tlosree; no ninttm “how high .
tho elctrlc voltage used. The engineer *
littomtod-I‘frlonil with canton: n trip .
was modulo John: mung-manta nor;
footed to 0mm I dormln unruly mid: '
the final Mimi; Who‘ll. til.” .ilttovo min
~ in. now hoinn‘lntrotlnaodrlion. ”tilts it.
move polish. an . ‘
ucrcon cutthrotohmbinnd; one ttppitcn- .,
thin giving “'“Rlllfllfi Q‘ .
. it Matt in um minute». 1-. _*
chino: lbw".- cnd ("minivan cunt. nit ,
its. water tintttoimtt salt. .11. can
i by lune.,.ttut. tor. nictrlo
«town. ”I unwed. writ lilo
iron woulotltito pollut- hoods ‘
pinch). whore thorn. intro centric . ,
t l limit rbttiutunt tutti
norms iiitniy in untlrttiy ttitpct'cctio or- .3
. iron outtutoltt iitltl dammit.“-
it‘tgomvtiwaitiibiwl 9m ~~ «
W
1'th mm tin
his” condition arid
G:
.L
to sellout «lilo:
tho ti ve poker. ' ‘
Hoosier. the tittdtien cool chnn es
and (drilling storing urn bound to co 0
in all neurons, bandit Iwo need huvc
corner in tho homo
2 the waicottm cox
‘ _ ,‘tilfiérgcncy ‘iiro
ut‘ an thrills “tin
always rctuiy rot-lat
NOlthOl-l. Mny tit—window it?)~
ll-w‘ 5 2
HAW» W MIN. ‘ cutttuel . and
hunt «Tit .
’ tr
idu'. tiny wont
' lcr youth of batch
titty» of ntincty. utulttu" it iiui'cttt.
it? tlltill‘tlrili o! urlntiry troublcn.
rift» ,lllitlli mum and other ‘
minim why any Booth Noi‘mtlii
ditchiw in tho fluid bf uvldcucc
' , "tin. l’otflol‘. at tit orth an};
l4 WASHINGTON ST».
it, i ?" l'loi’ ‘1; [to
a. trio...” in? not... t. on...
" i; (156 inuinfli.’
it thew-linmmmt-
t. fonts. 6: 0hi~
.. tittyntrgtgnigngrt ~
it ironic. ’i
w. . , a . it
ill?“ 'on 'nw- titan. 6: Phlintlul l
: -‘ or; ,oi‘ltai‘fl Witchinjtnn. it “Bill
t. at. Dalila. c; ohm-
‘ Jilin. bacon ‘
‘_ nonhuman mu: an... m ‘ ‘
‘ 95ft" ‘
“A #W‘W‘N v! ‘r “it"; l .3: (‘ n29p“:£
comfort; on thfifli‘tiha , ,
Most people like an ouldoor nittltlg‘idozilelthltin 13ml~
tcrted from wind and alimond Withntrair of privacy; A
Vttdor Screen will give such a place on the veranda. a cosy
and ttcciu‘ded spot forth: hammock or cooling table, or ten:
, tablet ' ' . “‘ '
Vudor Screens are finishedingwcuthcr-prool colors, and
rigged With pulleys so easily adjutstcd that a child can tunn—
ngc thrm. Sizes 10x8, (pill, and 45:8. ,
Moonji Porch Rugs. the imported kind from India,
with vivid and characteristic designs and colorings.
Crcx Mailings for porch and cottages in widths 1%
and 2 yards.
fl i
Hammocksintuit“attttttocistll’illowstv . . ‘
' Station nry‘: Attraction . Us. . ‘ ¥
. f We ltavcbcen through the Stationct'yrS‘ectiou and-«gait»:
cred all the boxes thatnrc the ica'stbito‘oiifctl or. worn, also
a few boxes of odd lines where there were but few of a kind,
and those have new prices. No old goods. all into styles
and desirable. What were once from 25c to $2.00. ‘
_ _ .Now igflcto $1.25vab0x. l ,i. I...
A Reliable Vermin Killer.
To get rid of any post "lx'il-iol" can be dcpcn’dcd on.
For moths, roaches. nuts and other bugs. Used about the
chicken hottsc and (log kennels it will drive away all vermin,
and unlike other preparations, it has no disagrtt-ubic oiltn‘.
Its virtues are funny. It is splendid as a spray for plants,
and used on the face and bands, will prevent annoyance
from nio§guitocs. . Iggnnd 25F.
r~ .'**l 33.3.,
Household Disinfectanth.
Illntt's Cltloi‘itlc'st; 45c. Cresol for‘anituals, 39c.
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