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paym 1111 Of tribute, to middlemen, and made it possible for the nmoker to purchase his
,smalt rdoa‘lpmfl, War what the cigars 6151;. instead of N6 or more big ones. as formerly.
, Th: National Cigar Stands Co. neither owns druggists nor is owned by theme—it 1's l/zs druggs'm
.t/lmrtm (the undersigned among them) mum in unison so as to s63urd advantages which. as 01le
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Clear Havana Cigar, at 5 cents
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middlemen :01 out. Comes straight from the factory to the National
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COMlNG To NORWALK.
Yacht Club, (1' Bridgeport.
running for Cruise.
'l‘lw Park (‘ity Yacht Club will hold
a club run on Saturday. August 1
Norwuik whom they will
guosis of lilo Norwnlk lachi Club.
‘ Mrundy a dozen owners of soil and
111mm) 11mm. in tho club have signified
lhoir inir-niinnn or going on the run
The alurl will 110 11111111: from the «inn
house on Yellow Mill pond 111 11111151»
port at 1.30 in the niiurnoou.
Among 01111111 who ,
Sloopu~l0mmn P1, 0011111101an Elm
141111111111; M11111 02.. Henry
Mary 11., Willlm-v: sunlllo. Vino-Com
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l’rugroaulvv, No. 2, Chnrlm l’illliipil:
l’orhnpn. Mills and Gould. Marlin Jon.
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Others in 11111 club will partici-
pnie in tho outing, but. the exact num-
ber has not boon dueldod.
'I' 11 run down to Norwalk will 1111-
011111 limily provn 11 tore, 1111 tho friend-
ly rivalry 1111111113 lilo 1111111100111 I11 very
Upon their nrrivui 111 Norwalk
will he moi 11nd escorted to the
house of the Norwnlk Yacht (liuil
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'11 Point whom tins nitroc-
ilonn lit lilo resort will he unloved A
dinnor will no nerveil.
of 1.1m Bridgeport ulub will use lion;
on and Haydon.
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person ohould know that [0111!
health is impel-11110111110 lions!- m
Foloi'I Kidney Cure will
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magnum and 11111111111; twuulyt-dollorl’
is: 111111 111 have t Metro-o
1 1111 miss
Hood Who: were hold in a;
$500 for trial 111 the Superior court.
Tho loos clslmtn that hum: mulled
them to 1110111 :11 they bod m with: ‘
their «7.1111111 Mo" 00‘.
' mo in the my; .,
, um Wflnvlu Rook around- 1.11 11111 of-
on: no mistake. Wade. pitch
905101“ lb lithe team. handed out
‘lil'ino tickets to firm mm a wlluwllc
and hit a batsman. 11.1161 .
1u|uu1ly dinnIirOua comblll II the 0!-
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and one at th «1 Wu: no.
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can or thorn I, double, bu ,
lug what they 11011111 #11111 1111111190 so
many 01‘ 11111111 undu'tiroscm ”the 111111
station on balls. 11111311111le
I101“! game, but the idea bunched
ll 11 11 their nine hits in the 1 111111 flfll‘
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N. Haven. 0 0 0 100 311—4 9 1
Bridgeport 0 0 (i 01 10 2 0 0—8 4 2
Batteries-«Wade. donors! 11nd.
lope; Murphy and Beaumont
‘ Niirwish,13; Wow-bury. T.
WATERBURY July 271—6411 11 31111111
marked by boiling on heavy that two
pitchers were driven to the‘ b60011.
Norwich won from Waterbury here. ‘
yesterday alternoon. by the score or ‘1
13 lo 7 The ball was knocked all
over the lot for 11 total of forty ham.
yet no evenly were the honors divided
that until the eighth inning, it was, -
nriybodys cabinet, in that innlns
Waterbury boncllod most oi 11s errors 1
with Norwich’ a three 11111111141110»:
runs that resulted decided the sauna
Edmonds and Rogers were taken out 1,
o the box. in tho seventh 11nd wore 1
succeeded by Stevens and Ho arty. lit _.
the second inning Rice had is two
cut open so badly that the wound ro-
qulred the services or a surgeon. but '
he played the some 0111.111 111.1111; 1
to second base hlo loco collided 111111 .
Beliefs knee. The score by innlnm:
R. H.
Norwich, 002021200~1314 3
Wateril'y 020220100~714 8
Enteriosmndmonds. Stevens and
Bridges; Rogers, Bunny and Thach-
eru. '
New Landau Wino Ono and Forfeit:
An other.
' 110111101111: July lib—Holmke and
New London played a doubleheader
here yesterday With the worn 4 lo
3 in favor of New Londtm in the tenth ~
inning of the first name a poor boll ,
was put into play. Kennedy throw it
over the (once and Umplm Knowlion
compelled him to so in 1191111111 {or it.
A11 the ball could not be tbund the
same was forfeited to Holyoko. in
the second game New London hit
Hodge at will and won. by 11 to 3.
Long’s work was the feature ot the
aiiommn.~ Ho pliohed both games.
allowing Holyoke thirteen hits. and in
eight limos at but not three singles, 11
double, a triple and two home runs.
The scores by innings:
(First some):
N. Lon 0 0 0 (l 0 0 00
Hoiyok9000000201 x~3 61
Ballerina-1.11111; 11
Stackpoio and lott.
(Second some):
N. Lon. 1 0 1 0104 2 2—-
Holyoke. 0 l 0 00 00 0 0——
Ballerina—+0113 0m Rolrnnso;
Hodge and l.otl
Springfield, 5: Hartford 1.
HARTFORD, July 27.4pringneld
made on uncommonly lot 0! Tons
lonxuera yesterday and these lantlllll‘
lnglriia. Just out or reach oi the field-
urn. won the game for tho HMBICIIW
111111111 boys. John B. Garvan. the" old
Yale pitcher monitor! and gave soils-
.tociion. A wild throw by Drake was -
responsible for the only run seared
,hy Hartlord. The score by 111313311;
“Springfield 11 o o 11 a o o o~—5' 11' a
ll 0 0 0 0——l 5 2
Hntiorioow1L11l1y and O'Connor; Wil-
uon‘nnd Kriichol.
National League.
At Boston:
R. HE.
Chléuo, 01‘30010l0——6 5
Boston, 010000001~36
B11110rioa~Taylor and Kilns; Piano
and O'Neil.
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Men's. Bathing Suits.
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The Store Closes Doilyot 5 O’Clocls Except Saturdays.
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Japanese Silk Fans.
Daintiest of all summer necessities are the new Japan-
ese lans hand—painted and decorated on silk They are
large enough to be thoroughly useful and pretty ‘enoug'h to
make it desirably. to carry them for ornaments. ,
The designs are mostly floral audio the peculiar Japan-
Wildroses, iris, Wisteria, poppies, tulips, and
sweet peas, the petals beautifully tinted. The fan-sticks
ale painted in delicate shades to correspond.
At the Lace Section Price‘s modé't'ate
White Linen Paranoia, $1.00. ~
A new lot lately received are in plain white with a wide
119111 and row of hematiiching or a band of embroidery 111-
Regulation size, paragon frames. and natural
$1.09 each. 1 ' , .‘ 2
Summer PettioOats.
A Black Brilliantiue with a silk flounce' 1s a sensible as.
well as handsome skirt Nery light 111 weight too, admirable
for traveling. $3.98 qach.
Pongee Petticoats 111 natural color are made with deep
flounce and two rui'flés to finish
or. One 111 medium length weighs but (1 ounces.
Seersucker Petticoats. a special value 111 stripes, wortli
ordinarily $1. 00, at 79¢ each. ~
Remember the Refrigerators are at clearing sale.
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W. 31009, Ill! 8 YARDS BY 4 YARDS. lN YARIOUI? GRADIEIN-
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I‘l1ese are light as a feath—
Worsted two—piece suits in a
wide assortment of colors, right every way, $1.50 and $2.00.
Cotton two—piece suits, very serviEeable, 75c and $100.
Men‘ 11 Negligee Shirts. A special for Saturday, all new,
39c, 2 for 75¢.
£05.
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