H
For Nornlkilnd minimal? Weir andi»
warmer tonight. Tuesday increasing ‘
l
cloudiness followed by rain. .A distur-
hence of considerable energy ‘ls noti-
Il'sl this morning near Omaha, Neb.
It is producing cloVudy weather with
Iocsi/ showers and 'ihhnddt'sto'md 01
the central and western sections. 'l‘hec
tr perature continues low: Ill thee
northwest but is rising rapidly east ‘of-
-'the Mlsslsai pi river. it, was snowing
INS» more! 5 .nt. 'Bismarir. hi.- Do
Pierre. 8.0 0.: and Dénverflo Con
ditions favor for this vicinity 0fair and
warmer weather, followed on Tuesday
by increasing cloudiness and probably
rain, by Tuesday afternoon or night.
411: Dick's Medicine cum trip.
The Choral Union will rehearse'this
evening at the chapel of the No1walk
Congregational Church.
our Brothers Lodge. I. o. o, it, of
Norwalk, will hold a session this even-
ing at the lodge rooms in Wall street.
Mr. and Mrs. Freak Sherwood.
Bridgeport, have been recent guests at
the residence of W. H. VSberwoo'd. in
Cranbury. "
Miss Anna Meanev, a teacher of one
of the Danbury schools. is visiting
Mills Katherine McHugh 9'. South
Main sll‘pléi. V
01’ New ‘i’m'
oilfimsviigawg “KW i” Mi.“
George WI"Bhga‘rdi1s;“of.‘5;
sheen-over. spam...
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Gerhardt‘ o
Weston. visited relatives in Nomsi
last week. Devil's am also ivis‘lt
Neiwallt on FridayV
Palestine Castle; Ancient Oider
Knights of the Mystic? Chain. will meet
In regular session it iis‘hliil inV Whitb-
inyton street tonl ht.-- *‘. ,,»»
Governor Woo uff has approved
the‘ bill of’the Connecticut Hospital
for the Insane» 1ft Mld‘dletbitn fer the
month of April of $15, 369 77. .
Farmersthi'e claiming that the Weath-
er of the. past week is good fol-V the
grass crop, but. it is not such as will
make gardens‘g‘row and flofi'ish. ‘
A stated convocation o! ‘ Butler
Chapter R. A.M.wii1 be held at its
rooms tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock
The Math. Degree will no worked
.4
The New York New. Haven and
Hartford road will run spepinVl trains
to New Milford on the occasion 6f the
bicentennial celebration nat' month.
Mr. and Mrs. Hawloy Williams. of
\V' piston» were guests on Friday of rel-
altlves inF Norwalk. William G. Fitch
Mr's. A'.’ Ili'l‘urney and Mrs. J6hn
Fitch also spent the day In Norwalk.
Gilli: will smile tliiwough lhb splits,
sir copes wiiiValwast glistcln with
They will never be hidden by tears.
if they tulle Itoék'y Mountain 'IV‘Vea.
Plaisted' 5 Drug Store. '
Douglas Fowler Post will hold a.
regular meeting this evening at 8
o‘clock in Grand Army Hull“. Smith
Main «street. ' The oili'cers will Devin-
smiled by" J. 8. W011, ex-coninianuor'oti
Buckingham Post.
A special convocation ofV Washing
ton Chapter, R. A. M. of Norwalk, will
be held Wédnesday evening at St
John's. Lodge rooms, corner of Wall
and leases streets; The Mark Master
and Past Master degrees will be con
ferredr' " ' ,w‘ l“ '
A list or registered niotoi' vehiclesl
up to Mar 9 has been issued from the
onion dhiie' state secretary The‘ Mall
number! of automobiles given is» 4 567:
motor" 'éy‘kles 570.7119 000k ’aldo' can.
{stilts the laws pertaining to. such ve-
1 c on.
William H. Masher, chief engineer
at the Sbuth Norwalk Municipal plant,
r
I]
burned thsVVaVt “d to the bone one night
reeehtgufi eplath. he ii ghts
w‘éfl-‘v‘ nt’" in 11310 making refihli‘é 8101‘
‘ Mom caused a shortVVtcirstit and the
butt:
mill git r tifg sltli‘i drfiptions
0 shim brings quick relief and last-
diiiflkhro. annoy (il‘lle one wild. Donn' s
in: cures. Fifty cents at My: drugi
“GIOV-
(tunnel light :liitiy lit the jiiiicstown
Exposition. has been designated as
"higher 16111. It lit expected that the
stale (idiom and some of the military
or memo is. as well as iiiany' p'rivatc'
19!,» in attendance dur»
W6” ""1""- ‘W . r» u- 7,»-
niches. pimples finish wor'ins. black
. our. [lilo]
10001101:
away. carry-
WWII”
0205230.
Customers for diir ddiivsry wagon.
Pmpt delivery. Bervlce the best.
_;0um1ni from too a pit? "o-
n ills or.
of '
~ smiled his duties at the South Norwalk
' a blessing (in their children. Pinistcd‘s
- Gi‘anatsa and was at one time Mined
1 ohm. to stuff out the paint. to make
vw MM
3 » .
mas/E
4100114401). t6: lhpvp ipydporiptionq com
pounded. Our charges are the lowest
at which pure drugs can be sold.
1 Drop in an; try a glass of our ice
(than MLDeiicious,’ cabling and
rottrf-‘rth
VgxrephingV
iii. ii till; i’
' mow sit-sic”? Til
‘wumfi'vofi
a ..‘Vr
shoots
scanner culmination
na'ti ions are endeavorlng
XII”! to
k the myages of c iiVinpt n, the
to plague" that old wfqmauy
Foley 3 ll'bi'i'ey and V.
Tar pores coughs ltndV colds wrgectiy .‘ -
victims each year.
11 are ill Ii I'. 01 con
gagipmn. Do not $18k ygfir health by
and certain in results. Ask for Fol-
ey' s Honey and Tar and insist upon’
Vbavin "Lt Plaiateds Drug Store and
mild Pharmacy.
Mrs. George Brown, of Weston. has
visited inflorwlilk.
Miss Lulu Barrett. of Weston, has
returned from a few dsys‘ visit in
South Norwalk.
if you have anything to sell
have something to advertise.
Ilébcrt 8. Barclay. of Rowayton. who
is a member of- the Corinthian Yacht
Club, Stamfordms well as the Norwalk
Yacht Club, has his handsome cabin
Mlaunch in. commission.
I
you
Why-v. “ii .“iv‘li “‘" .Vl"
fill" sill! {103.7990 flAda‘ihs 111‘-
03% home Bauiuiay {rein their well-
or: trlp' au‘dVV a're new resldlltg at
,.-. 1
Ain't weapon avenues. Mr. Adams re-
Trust. Company. in Washington. stress}.
this morning.
Alfred Boutweli a divinity studedt
and son of Dr. VBothweli of this city.
had charge of both services at the‘ Bap-
tist Church. in Ansonia yesterday
ite‘v. W. 1.). McKinley, pastor of the
church is away seeing the sights oi
the Jamestown Exposition and other
baits of Virginia.
Bobert Clark, a south Norwalk boy.
I'who is now- a member of the crew '01'
the United Stews battleship l).,11vei.
has been itsitiug his brother, Letter
carrier Elbirt W Clerk in‘ South Nor—
walk. He returned today to his do
ties on board the ship. which is under-
going an overhauling a’ Tompkins
ville, . Bull“ Island.
A girl- ho has Mien heir to one of
these y- Modntain" Tea complex-
ions is to be envi‘ed. Gills' whose
mothers and grandmotheis took Hol-
lister' s Bucky Mountain Tea. conveyed
D1113 §toreV
ll‘lié special cars of President Ed
weld H. llsriimau. of the Union Pu-
ci’ile Railioad Company.
iiilougli SOIllll Norwsik last week on
the way Vio Grotou Massachusetts
where Mr. Harrimitii' 8 son is 11 student
at a: boys school. Mr. Hurritnau' also
made a stay in Boston and consulted
'with p1 omlnent railroad men there
.VV:;i‘iie New York Home Saturday 1111
bounces the probable loss of the
snout Rita. owned by Marion Story.
days, The yacht wais forlnerly the
by- Nathan M. George of Danbury and
Belle Island.- Mn George lwns at Miami,
17111., when the host left there for New »
51-0er ‘on March 30'.
"’A’ certificate of organization we
. 11' pm .-.:»
ay‘ by‘ the Connecticut. Auto Engine
8?: Corporation of Meifiden: ($th
"000 and 3118-. 000 has been' paid
in cash. The odice'rs sire: President
E. C. Wilcox: vice- president. Charles
011110; trods‘urer. 43.. L Ystton: sec-
retary. B. C. Rogers; directors om-
ceer J. H‘ VWhVi Wilbur F. Rogers
Process Vagai .9“
serves ooh} (i‘Wlch
HQEITER T0 JAMEfiA BROWN,
V. - gnome: Norwalk‘, Conn. ~
Shear Sirf‘di‘i’nint goes by gallons:
There are useful and useless gallons.
.llsemi palm. is lead “zinc and oil with
dr,101 and color; useless paint is whit
ling. ¢'hlll3cGlflV groppdV stone. hurries.
benrfin'o or water '
I‘hls stuff is put in because it
is
more gallons to s I: oi course. the
buyer doesn't suspect. 01'th wmild‘n'iV
buy it.
less stuff as lead-zinc-and-oil: but it
like that and. VVpreIs like that in
kghlsli: the painter doesn't suspect
it. Besides if the owner is willing.
:thy. ill 41 the 110 star oldest int-
intuit! Ballasts air and?» “1:38de
inowgfifll VmoiV'VeV Vngllons, more 1111.pr
one-mi MW: useless tni‘fV; “MI. :1 on
all? NEW 0M it 00.. M13150 gas“
galley two-tit bot paint
is the proper name for all but pure
paint: "it (Mundane: to fool people with
Knees MM her-good name‘s 'flt
innings. «supperbyhnavasi 8m;
ones 11!
pulpit”, ”The! fi‘t’i'hll iv‘cdk null nll dil-
irowguwnt loo 10:!th
had
we 09°00?“
“(at .'.'
' C6101?“
330.112.000.301110 Nthlkw
gift,“ routs“ DIRECTOR A110 sins V ii.
taking some unknown preplratior.
when Foley's Honey and ‘an is sure
h in 03 She it at VbsiVVVV '
.89 0| 0 DW 8 undone. ry ios .
when
their new home. corner of. Newtown
passed .
Which has been missing about forty '
men Mtli"'th‘e suite secretary Satnr '
t 0 company may be! .‘
: It costs as much toprush-on this ..1... »
AvW' p'aihhhti'u‘ll price Is lilio'ii't. .
it THE sear FOR HEALTH. sourdough dumbing» 'me
or ATTRACTIVE DISPLAYS iii oun ITORE, WHILE we HAVE rue
sr inexpensive am mos THAT CAN s: GALVLED eooo sun
on THAT on up 1'0 rug FINEST ssos mos.
WHITE ENAMEL sans ....... ...... ..J .8st TO 02500
dines up: ......................... 020.0070 $50.00
0;; me To FUR
YOU CAN ALWAYS VFIND WE BEST OF EVEN
[WM THE HOME "7‘ '
1...!
"ritual Film Wigunslusilmled
g'llsd
One horses-$45. no. 355- 00; and $65. on ,.
Two horse-$65. 00. $75. 00, $85 on and $90. 00.
Also Sole Agent for the RACYCLE BICYCLE.
pastimes norms "him Deanne.
' ’70:“ ii Horse MI of Ddeschpmmu
.M. WRIGHT
South Nperngk
t‘ gang" 1; 04‘
as for All Pur oses
filipplied to the Not-walk District commencing wt May sales, 1907.
Will be $1. 35 per 1000 cubic feet.
' Discount 10 cents per iooo cubic feet for payment on or before
the 10th of the current month making the net rate
_ $1.25 per 1000 cubic feét. . ,
PLACE A GAS LIGHT oil Youé GAS R‘KNGE. Price.
connected, $1.00.. .. . WV.
J limp RAILWAY co
4 .i t,"
t”.
orth Main Street
:V
V...
n Wmmlvwl
i2. ilrilows. McGtiirc.'l‘1iiucr.
First up b.ilh. 4m Finnegan -i.
! Struck outwlly Finnegun 7; by 'i‘ur
3 her 8.
I Left on linses-jNorwalk, -i;
.Vt‘oliego 7.
Double play Cuhill. Diehl and Gooey.
Wild pii.cli—~'i‘urner..
COLLEGIAIISHIO mics r011
noswitxs
(Continued From rust Page). Eastern
trotted to third and scored on :1 pass- i
ed ball by Hendiickson. i
-V The some: Passed balls—Hendricksn'n, McKicr-
. nun.
. Norwalks. I First on ei'mrs—Norwaik. 5: East
All I: ll I’U A I'Jicru College. 0.
EM“. 2|) --------- i 3 U l 3 01 Hit f1lu lllLCiiel'r—Ifltlltlchlllall 2, 'l‘ut'
uder. ri‘. ......... h i 0 0 0 (I per. (‘aliiiL
F dischmsii li‘ ...... 2 l 0 2 0 0i lliuplro—IM’RL
Lednord; Sb, ....... 4 i l l 8 "1 '1 inw~l {:1- V V»
blehl, sa. ......... 4 i 0 2 4 2 'W
fluxes. of. ......... I I 3 1 0 I Harstm', s: Princeton Prep.. 5.
McKiernan, c. ..... 4 0 i 9 1 ‘0' The Vprelmipnrv some was well
Chliey, 1b. ......... 4 1 0 ll 0 0 .Wmill titmpdingspd Vdmnonsiiated the
Finnegan. p. ....... 4 0 0 0 i 'Vmeinl oi the Haistroin School nine
Muleb. ........... 0 0 C 1 0 which tiiumph'ed over the Princeton
». -~ —+ - ~ - -~',I‘1'epiirntoiy School 11i11e.oi Prince
' V..Totals ........... 3.3 8 o :1 15 0V top. by the score of 8 to a.
.V Eastern College. 1 The bright pnriimilur star of this
. i R 1! PO A I‘Iigumc was Burpue. the iinrstrom pitch-
,‘liagan. of ........ ' ll 0 0 2 0 0101'. who gives every appearance of do-
lcndI'Ickson. o. . 1i i 2 8 i i ' vi'loping into a wizard of the box. The
'Vker. if. .......... 4 t) i 2 It iivisitors moldy-opium with his twists
{MW-Ill. 21L ........ 'l 0 0 2 0 01 and Modern successfully but twice
Vultlionr, ss ....... It 0 0 0 2 l ldiu'iui; the entire gums. 011 the other
llhlkjiws. :lb. " 0 (i :l i' 0 lmud. the Ilui’stroui team found Ash-
'McCuinc. i'f. . ‘ 0 0 4 0 0E um cnmpiuatircb cusy of solution
Walsh: lb. . ‘ 0 0 4 it 03 um! landed on. his iloiiu 1') for ten snic ~
'l‘uruet‘; p. . l i i .3 1 hits though some of these were of, .1
—- —- —- - — —-is('rat(l1 variety." '
ls ............ i 2 4 2'1 6 0! Mother team scored in the dist two
Soc eVV by innings. liuuings but 111st honors loll to the
Norifi‘uiks ....... 0 01 0 0 l .'. i 8; Princeton piuyors. who scored four
Emmett College 1 0 U (10 0 0 (L 3.1111105 in their half of the third. Not
Summary; tto be outdone. houcver. tho Nor-Walk
i.cls.d1§nlicsted this performance in the
set l1 if of the. inning There was 110
I'lliei scoring until [MIMHWcled
chases for four moi -. s...” _ te
1:.1‘wwhsse, hit~McIiiepnain ,
'01 1 w
axcféiltiht fleldi'n Noiwlc was 11
table,“ VhVitW grin); 0'11on no.1 ,'l
liolyoko”. 0000000004" 7' 1? ,
. ,V Norwich ..... «00010000» —;I i l '
,wl’ir
V...” For cool cooking, less 01:0 ' V1.
3.” ’1“; ill". 1m PER“;
; ' . if?
if“ Hamill! Cook Stove
Mhs‘iilu tons»: to: moist. Does everything that any Billet
kind of "evil” Will do Any dengVoiV heat instantly. Made in
wsrrgited At your deploy}. or write our
y for descriptive circnlith’i‘
Fxpense use I
whens.
air-.0000 ”blimlild'
' . Mm!
estitli‘nlly n V"
Vittely life; nn‘fi'
'01.“.
Wiser, an. or
r4V
Blue Fistula Oil [book Stdllé ildfliayo Lamp
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and Eatithmb 1000007110001. sriVi
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' list sue by A- VJ- 691,110,090
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.' -. SPRINGFIELD.“
'Vfleld defeated New Haven Saturday
= in a game played in almost tr'eepin
1 temperature.
‘ urday Was phi ed‘ in fré
store. but was nevertheless nin'fiiéd b‘Vy ‘
Tuckcy and Brld
Eli's
rinseton visitors managed to get
in one run. The game was stopped
wallow the Norwalk Eastern College
, contest to begin.
The Harstrom tesm' 5 errors prov ed
more costly than those of their op-
ponents. though the latter made five
to their four.
The full score of the game:
VHlntrem School.
' ‘BR ii PO A E
maintain. 4 2 2 0 1 1
tliweli.ss ....... 220300
“1811910. 0. 4 I 2 l3 1 0
Turner, if. ......... 4 1 2 0 l 1
thyme. lb ........ 3 0 l 5 0 u
pplimsyer, 20 ..... 2 1 0 0 1 1
‘Bui'poe. p. ......... 3 i 2 0 5 0
Daggctt. ct ......... 3 0 0 0 0 0
Bushman, rt. ...... 3 0 1 u l 1
_ a. ._ .. _. _
Totals ........... 28 8 10 21 it) 4
Princeton Prep. School.
. AB R It PO A E
Bowman, ss. ....... 4 0 0 i 1 2
Ashcon p. ......... 4. l 0 0 2 0
Beltane .......... 4 l 2 2 l 1
Warwick. 3b. ...... i i 0 3 0 0
Lackey. c. ......... .‘i i 0 in i 0
Schwnb. 2L1. ....... 3 0 0 2 2 i
Fanning. rt. 3 0 I) 0 0 0
Reilly. lb. ......... :l i) ll ‘ 0 i
ilille. ll. .......... 2 1 0 2 U 0
- 'i‘otuls ........... 26 5 2 18 7
V Score by innings: '
iinrstiom ........... 0 0 i 0 0 4 “mil
_ Princeton Prep. ..... 0 0 4 0 0 0 1..
Summary:
First on balls—6i! Bui'pce, 3; off
iV'Asllcoll. 2.
>' Struck out’—-By iiurpec. 11; by Ash
.0011, 3.
Left on bascsv—iiarstroni. 5; Prince
too, 5.
Pas-sod bails-«Vetterlein, 2.
' Hit by pitcher-35! Ashcon l.
Ulilpli‘C-v—DQBL. V,. .
m
Notes of the Gam
» Next Satuid'ay the localse will line
New York employers of the Missouri
Pacific Railroad Company. V "
The features of «the
Fleisnhniuu's culture“ of Demon's lite.
iamcs‘ butting find O‘Ilpgsn's 'tw9
catches. l-‘leiscbmnn had» started for
He motored himself just in time to
put up one. hand and grab the bait.
Just in back oi second base. after hard
mus.
trickery in the third. After he had
rear. lied flist on a slow hit to iiicl
and scco'iul on :1 passed ..ba'n Cult ll
the bitter started batch to first.
Regan threwto
i
James is going to give us all season. '
did not get any chances.
It‘lcisciuuan'thVead must be a solid
nfi’iill'.
The but came 1111511 flying at Turner
when he hit Cahili on the arm.
Some oi‘ the errors of. the Infield
w"cie very excusable. as the soft
throwing. ,
Mckieinan had on all day.
ged.b1_1t. the wind was no doubl re
sponsible for many of the poor tosses
Hendrickson maintained that Finn “0-.
gun was but. in the third. whetli t'
was a man on base.
should not hard then played for the
man .it first. ,
in THE. all: 1.2116005
Waterbury 006% Bridgeport Have a
Regulat-‘V patting Matinee
unmet-211001331110 iii ~\\ shinny
and Bridgepor gasp a iiiisernblo ex-
liibltibu of bail Saturday in shim
way Winter temperature VsVV'liicha made
.1
Jr} 5
ed thr'cc pitchers, and the locals two;
(loi'ittui pitched in one inning. allow
and phasing two. There were no rcV
deeming features. Score: ' ‘ it. it. E.
Waterbury.
Bridgepoit. 1.02 0100 1 00-14 18 11
Batteries—Yerkes. Kellogg and
Bro ltie. Tris lay. Cdi'pe‘n and Ilean-
“1013 _ ,.
Springfield, T: New' Haven,2
May 11.400103.
Thq‘ visitors bEW' ll
in the Vseifenth and ‘V‘elgh'th. The Rtroops:
Springfield
New Haven .000100001-2 8 4
But rieamblclaitllithliii 'aan O‘Con-
nor; VorcorunV and lap V'V
wkel 4; N03?" h”
page. on. it— {guinea sat
filitterlcs~Whitplop and Thackl'ii'n:
my,»
IlsrtfortPNow . Loiilioti iihzatpoucii;
ralli. ‘ ' . VV V‘
Stats League Standing. ;’ '
‘ W. L. PREV '
‘ Witter lit‘“ ............ ii 3 7520'
l ilolyok’e .......... 8 ii .615»
It apttoid ........... 8 .4 .00
Norwich ....... 7 5 .5 '
VSprin Id VZVMII 6 9»
New oven, .5. , 6 .455
midgetdr0. . '4’ s .333
New London ..,V.V.... V1.. . ii .100
. We“...
AMlnicngfilthE
Yes Murray‘s Mahatma
Cblcalonam 9015000111010.
' Washington.2 s,
‘ Saturn: 's Flo'h'iilts.
Cleveland. 6: ‘
York 2.
Chicago. 71PM! deipiiiti.2
Dill roll 1; ”onto
, Vb'VVi Motto; Wits 0050111. 4
f‘ . meri‘cau Laughs alluding.
e do ..... ........V17 7'
('lewlsnd ........... 10 Iritlb
Now Y'mlt . ......... ll 0
§DMFM¢- ‘I""."'f"'llu"9l
e 00.11121?! thb'spventh. when
up against a team composed of the ». 3
game weer -
lot the ball when he slipped. do mi '
Both of 0‘ lisgsu's catches ,wore made .. '1
liclidrlckson was :1 victim of CnhiVllV’li '
told him it foul had been made, gill“
n-
CahilVl. who caught?"
l-io'pe that iii an idea of what 'i‘dm VVV‘
Milli went in in the ninth inning, but '
ground oftcicd uncertain looting ful- '
throwing to bases was 0800900100
caught the third strike or not: as 11sz f
lie was light 111' ,
his contention. but Dost held that he ’ ‘ ~
1'11th play: inipos‘SIbid. The visitors (its .
in; Vlhr‘éo. hits. shilling out one than
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E ’l fiftieth ad‘s,
1.- ii.
120001.101) MUSLIN AND Boahiiliif'r'rE.
ALSO THE NEW STRIPE COTTAGE CURTAINS.
‘1
'lliis department has licen greatly enlarged. we now show i
All
amuch larger selection of goods their in forum seasons.
110w and the very latest designs.
Lace Curtains, from 500 to $7 50.
R0010 Curtains. from 391: to .8300
some Curtains, from. Stop. it). 83- 50- . - " . 0
Window Shades; 25V . and 599-. V ' .
Complete line of 1200.09.01. covers and Yard Goods.
Curtain Scrim, Fancy Curtain Material, Silkolines and Crctonnes.
1,
"5‘ o'- ..W 11W “A
gt ' n . Stroat
»‘ . «lift ate"?
0 Bl Jackson.
boiled!
Everything in the Optimal Line.
Ey Examined Free
..«1
HAM'twoxsc.1so Ls.
PIVGKLEII..'.J‘.1V.V.V....-.> f... 10c 00:.
cmcxsus one be:
new CANNED oosN,
{Vacs-1y. 1°C gh‘fl, ‘
I 0%».ng
' . ..c
«die»
CAN! FOR 259
t
Will enable you to accomplish that which will insure a
living for life.
0 ~ Write’, tor cataloguettoday. V "
This shows: .wuther suggests'the necessity pr a good uni}.
brella.. Our «aegis splendidly equipped to meet all requirements in
this line. You can ’1: improve on the values We ofl'emno matter Where»
for we’buy U
‘gcts fulf
Van dire; from the manufact VerV. ..
e‘hn qil ts. sole finish and. data
try.
3V. I 96 Washington Street.
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‘—-da- _-.,. ., L 1
Philadelphia .~ ....... 10 10' .r ............. ViiV
Boston .......... 9 ii .450 00llc’ lingelphla ..12
Washington ......... 7 12 .303 tt‘shurg . .......... 0
16 ‘ .272.» 110011... ............ 9
St. Louis .. ......... ‘., 0.
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A NATIONAL LEAGUE.
S tot-day's Biscuits.
New Yoi ttitlii g.tl .
MM 02
lo ncinnati
' llrookltn.
Philadelphia. 8: Bi. ViiVVuuls. 1
National League Standing.
XV. l
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'm “timid in illl'mdm’hitd ' '
t
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