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s
nor Romanians!!!“ model; Winds;
tly'wsmentesioht“
$8 mfiywmoru min 359::
u s!!!
s new central 1!er Nantuc-
Cloudy and Iwcaliler col!
iii!!!» In New. Euxlsnd Atlanta
16w pressure extent!!! 1 In 4‘s .3
northeastw‘h‘rd to Links parlor a
{reducing considerable cloudy weather
lien in! "33.9, showers g: them we!"
ions. edition s yqr v
olplty cl ling woo or thin...» fter
dbl!. folio lo‘dd ha i r Rinds
filler my!“ filil‘lld .ley ,4 N33;
The Pill iaedié' Whlsi Club will
toilet with Mrs. Woodward. on
North Main stroe'tf' fbmorrow after:
noon.
bliss Wooley. Dresident of Mt. licl
yoke seminary. was the guest ova!-
sunning! choolonei and Mrs. a ll. Ma-
tli'ewsoI!
A to collie dog. owned by Timo-
y3I .ii‘oley. of Quintard avenue, has
1 sponsored, and it is footed that be
in!!! armies. . .
:ilii's Henry W. Schmidt, and daugh
£3 Bessie. of Greenwich. spent Saint
ith Mrs H. M. Jennings of ill
“a film“ “that! Ill/"I91 '7
’ rwdlk Aerie, Fraternal order of
$1106; wil hold a meeting on Wed-
ltisied at that third. I) " ’ I '. '
‘I Sergeant Fine "a! the‘ Newark police
I. and his nephew. Master Whit
d; are spending several days at
3 13"“ mIAJlIltlllladflll. II
’,‘i'it\"
sates Iiiuiuh'l‘ociloii atoll we!i
rooms teapot
'w venin at
The F. 99 ($er is
8 Io‘clIt it‘8 he”
worked.
3i Reynolds. of Spring street
ell‘llome F‘ridayievenln‘g from a
moth New York state for the
will! of his health. Mr. Reynolds has
done or three weeks and gained
335:; pm ds lb weight In the Incas-
l(Editor‘s Rocky Mountain Tea. purl-
Mi! 6 blood. strengthens the erves,
regulates tilé bow s, aids the dolls.
ubies, builds up” the
nervous force and rdpalrs the ill ef-
fects prove: eating. Tea 0!! Tablets,
35 cable. P alsted' s Drug Store.
sane Librarian George S. Godard oi
Hartford. has returned from As'heville.
N. G. where he attended sessions of
the Alhdrican Librarx association, the
National Assoqig this of State Ubrar
les slid the American Bibliographical
Bocld fy.
41‘: Dick's nucleoli cum one.
some of the alumni of Wesleyan
academy. Wilbraham, Mass” who live
'ihel‘e and in the vicinity ate rrangln‘g
to attend some of the exercl s of an-
uiversary week June 15 to 20 The
new principal Charles M. Maiden. is
to be inaugurated
The one thousald feet $9 pantyhose
Itha‘t Fire Committeeman omas Rob-
in? recently purchased from the Man-
hotter! Rubber Manufagturllng lGom-
paLhy, of Passaic, N J or tip c l
Soilth Norwalk. has arrived at the Root-
nan! Hose holise.
Charles Juries of Stamford.
refilled his pleasant cottage at.
sdniih end of Bell island to E.
Elihu, for two months from June 15 to
Adxusi: 15. . Mindanao. will.then take
popsesslon of the cottage for the ba-
lance of the season.
3.Miss Philappena Hahn, manager of
FlIA. lane‘s! restaurant, left for New
York yesterday. where she will be the
splint of her brother, and will attend
the wedding of her cousin Miss Elisa-
bqth Acker, to Robert Blechele, on
Tuesday, at the Church of St. Joseph.
The sloop Gyspy of the Milford
Yli'bht club has been sold by Dr. Put-
ne‘y to Edwin Dickinsou or Hartford.
The Gypsy was for two years the
fit: ship of the Milford Yacht club
wile the doc or was the commodore.
The Gypsy 1 lie" put into commis-
slenwnt- -once.~» .
LETTER ‘70 JOHN S. BATES,
,7 'Norwalk; Gena. ..
Dear Sir: I-iere‘s ’the concentrated
“glory iob‘ painted Devoe takes less
gallons than of any other paint
And the point- that takes least gal-
ions. wears longest: Always. We can't
help it. - _
he‘s
the
, . Yours truly,
"It s that" ”“°".i‘.%‘in;‘w
n+0. 0
and T: E. Gorham, illast Norwalk, sell
'09“; point. .3
Ali
1 r
us- «was! I»
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...... ,II
Ijln wim- flMM‘ w‘l‘ ‘fwlfy'fi"? It”. 9‘ ’1
Plate on lb
“127'?"
in “More or“ or
.I m-J‘e ’i’lld‘M'l "
' b
hily
destiny blsht Two candldates’wlll be ‘
”:9 No 108FnodAM wlilbe..
' l dent. Géorge R.
, Somer‘syllle. N. J.;
' h
Is!
in
A treatment for
Kid
a.
I3 Mimi. and;
$1.01) ‘ 3i“'Bblfle.
MI"*-'39§ “a, Pair
8 nor!!! will: so”; “hi. inst—s.
t
M- a»... _“,__
I' 3.1" F {“7— 5 ’-
Mifld nan
illness {his to 63 out after a, protranle
is luspeudi a few days with Miss M83
F'li.ch of out street. I
Miss Edith Fitch. of Norwalk, wad
the guest last Week of her grand»
Samuel J. Watkins. of South Mai-
street, who is on a trip to Washin
ton D. 0., pain a visit to Arlington
Judge James P Plutt. of the district
court, has approved the return mad
by John G. Garrutb lecefvgr of th
Consolidated Links Superior Company,
William M. Brewer has moved from
the Millard place in West avenue tq3
51 south Main street William 8. Fat
hint and family have moved to 13
Bayvlcw avenue.
from T3 W 3palc3b. of No. 1.4132 Sprupd
tci‘lrsmily in omerico. a
by economy in eating. There's no
health giver like a diet of Holllstsr'l!
Rocky Mountain Tea in a startling
way it keeps you going. 36 cents Tea
or Tablets. Plalsted's Drug Stem '
M. C. Hamilton. who has been as
histant engineer of construction in
urge bf the cut" improvements at
New Haven has been promoted in
the Consolidated to the position!)
engineer for maintenance of ways 0!!
ptpitlou formerly held by W. J. Block.
Edward J. Pope, the leaner skaflnr
professor at the Rollaway. who has
been in charge of the American Grn
for some time. is seriously ill at the
Old City hotel. it is probable that he
will be moved to the Norwalk Hospl
till for treatment. .
The church people were very grate-
ful to Franklin A- Smith for the light
from his porch electric light last even
ing. The city light refused to burn
and Mr. Smith‘ s lamp lighted the cross
walks. for which pedestrians appre
phi-tied. Such acts show a public spill!
bad people wish them was more of it.
-—Never can tell when you'll mash
:I finger or suffer a cut bruise. burn or
scald. Be prepared. Dr. Thomas’ Ec
iectric Oil instantly relieves the pain—
qulckly cures the wound.
A bill of complaint has been filed in
the circuit court of the United States
by the Univelsal Electric Pull Socket
company,3of New York. in which in-
ftlngem‘ent on an improvement in in-
condescent lamp sockets and the man
ufacture and sale of the goods is al
leged against Harvey Huhbell, of
E: Bridgeport
Contractor E. Chiappa was surpris—
ed recently to discover that he had a
threelegged chicken among a brood
The extra leg does not help the chick-
Ieu very much in getting around as it
sticks out from the back and' does not
lay lines. Mr. ChlapDa intends to keep
his curiosity.
-3 Pa he starts at earlv mom
0 {see the wide, blue world.
He gets his strength and health
By using Rock Mountain Tea
Plalsted’ a Drug tore.
The Standard Feed Company, of
Bridgeport. has filed an organization
certificate in the office Ofelthfi secre-
tary of state. its officers are: Pres
lmer. of South
treasurer Charles
,I3Bolmer, .30f Bridgeport and secre-
ry isaiah men; of Somersyille,
Its cap pig] stock subscribed
ibr is Ltd 000‘ this i‘s'has‘ been paid
all in pl‘dhét‘ly other loans Ma 1!. .3 .3
Mrs. Catherlmp Neil,3 senipnoed to
has! it e to the ye‘a3ril in the state.
'ris'oh. or ti!" tiling of her husband.
eph M. I’léN pt. ,the Greenwich
el on Deceit! or ii
dEErld or '1
Initial-3 W9V'Viligi‘i]! Meéél'ii} 9" 99"
not finite any milubilb s ate! tellt 6fore
and left; Elie was tsheii Ito the prison
in the evening to- avoid the publicity
last was.
.3, which weight! have attended a trip in
the day tl
Treasurer McClung, of Yale, will
' leave for 'a "three months' yacplion in
south "Ainhrlcli; It It!!! blo‘sb'. the
present college year. This “3.30! be the
titanium llmI Vacation in ts'll m.
me will call from New Toll! Mr Eng-3
load; can me: than wllI'I clam on"
one collie. BouthI amended lines "can-
ing from Southampton fluau" touch 'a’t
ports" in Motif and Portugal. molt!
. there" be will 30* direct to "fflra’sll dim
down tho coast to the Argentine
23°“? ”sin of.
log."
all"? in via - r15.
rI I“?
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ennui.“ min-u through tan-Islam of .. ‘ ““ 7,. 1" N . .
“DIV mt’oout.‘ mill Gt ’ I’ n. »‘
tumble! pill-novels. more 9r" ’ ' I
Mfi‘" 3“! I3, ..I; flT‘W‘Tfiif‘lfl r 'y' 'y. p"- 3 I. 3, p. , 3 ,3
”If/t." ‘ 7’ I‘l‘" "st" to. . ”Nile! ' 13.!3 A 3 333
Item...” .4 "Nuns MN“ .7‘ TCfl ””90” N! M H A“ ‘Wi‘S‘f‘flhol 99".
olBa'yview‘ arena 9
‘3 sheathing to keep the cold in and the boat out.
AJ
a3L3.
~ . 4—-.4 5...me
Mrs. E W Turnure, of3 White Plain ' “
Cemetery Memorial Day. i I
.. .Stata Librarian Godard has received 3,
no can
r936 . .. lyin‘lafim " c ‘
also 997.79%: ' odd'éniii .tftd
ormation about Intern rs “0‘ the' }
How to live. on 15. cents a day. Them
'lnl‘nd as well as the body is headlined; ‘
phophone agency in Washington street
work in conjunction with the two regu; ‘
on .
353.
it“.
9" .t
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Our line oi Refrigerators comprise a complete ”cornmeal of sizes in
standard lunches. and stand for all that is best in rcirlgorslors and refrig-
'.eratlon ‘4 I"3 ' l 3
They are made of selected. thoroughly seasoned mates-,lsl with tight.
thick walls. lusulatpd with extra intervening walls of heavy charcoal
They are dry, cleansble pure economical convenient, durable sani-
tary to the utmost degree, and cold as an iceberg. .
We have them with white smile porcelain or crystal lining.
WHiTl IOUNTAIN RHRIGIIIATORO. FROM mm. . 47.00 TO “5.00
- wm're swausl. union on oneuynronts. room ..... was 70 senor
are as find» ........ atom 10 cacao
Ilins & Co.
Ila; oinscroa ‘Ailo sudstilio. .‘I * “' ‘
9"" "mm ”‘9“ 3" . I 2 south Norwalk. Conn.
inlaid Fain Wagons instituted
One horse—845.00, $55.00 and $65.00. 991 ’I'
Two bash-$65. 00, $75.00. $85.90 and $96.00. .
Also Sole Agent for" the RACY‘CLE BICYCLE.
CARRIAGE BUILDER AND R.
Home Goods of R11 dburipflqm.
OPAL GLASS LINED REF
. w
.3;;.;I3:.r
Il
aunt, Miss Blldlua Fitch. in Weston. '7 .3 '
Headaches as well ”sunny - I I " ii!!! are often caused by
eye strain. 0 exxmrt Opticians brli abl'c to tell you after a free
examination what is best to do. lie 34"”. Elpllsea only when
it is required to correct a defect. 1" one as low as $1.00.
Work guaranteed Children' 3 eyes especially cared for. Glass layer
made to order. Prismatic and compound lenses at cut rates.
United American Opticians, Inc.
Ho’vm filtrates ILOCK. , manly-reagent 23933
v... .‘l.‘ 4
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The best validly Of Baby Caplt’er’ "l! umpire: slim are now
here at prices ranging from 25c to $1. 50 each. 3
They are beyond a doubt the damnest, best styles ever offered
at these prices.
N. E RYAN is- co
86 Whilhington Street. " Scull? Norwalk.
J . J.....
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Watch this space for
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Mid- Week Specials.
* “*Lfi-‘ w
3 Colfax Encampmeng ill hold a reg- Miss Deliiale s. Reynolds of Green-
wich. is moving into her. new cottage
ular meeting tonight.
Mrs. Thomas Keith and daughter
Gladys. of Brooklyn, are spending the
week with Mr and Mrs. T. H Cole of visiting her sister Mrs. Robert Han
Railroad avenue. lncn of South stre‘t Danbury.
The NbrWalk City Council will meet S s. McClure. of New York and his
this evening. At this time Mayor family have secured the Rev. William
Darin will present his veto of the H- Thomas cottage at Hickory Bluff
street sprinkling ordinance passed at "01' the 89118011
the last meeting. Miss Bertha Seymour. of Peekskill.
Misses Flora Kelly and May Ander- N Y. spent Saturday with her cousin,
son of South Nelrwalk‘, and Miss Besstie
Croiut. of New ork ormerly of 80!! h
Norwalk. are among the graduates of The Misses Frances and Catherine
Miss Jenny Hunter's Kindergarten K0011 0' New York are guests of Mr.
Training School New York. The clos- and Mrs Frank 0. Becker. of Fair-
ing exercises will be held June 6th. at field avenue.
3: 30 oclock. at the Berkeley Lyceum ‘
44th street,
Bell island.
street.
day afternoon, June 5th, from 2: 30 to 1906,. there were twenty-dywsales. and
5: 30 o’.clock mortgages of 89.870.
-a.II-..I.v ».~.. .svm-ur ~ I
0 l ' 101. u .4
U .‘I . , 9 h 3 "I!" ‘-‘
. .‘. . . in:
I :1 I A neturollv weak tea. is 'i'
..o’ IIIII l. t on
expensive because it: takes .
atl‘mfidh.‘ 3
3m “7.: 3g. {5 .~.~ , j I.
Wind dill” .
500$ 9
Strongest
i. . -' ' Iii
w! i 1-.
”I I .5!
I .3" ‘ Il
. v
depth Norwallo
.3 was being disposed of
3333:"
. napping by Havens.
4‘ 1 1 2'
.3.
A__.<I_...v
3 when Morrison was passed to first. M
‘ MITHllCflViPliNY 8
Miss Roxcina Ballard of Norwalk. is
'Mlss Grace M. Seymour, of West
The summary of real estate trans!
near Fifth avenue, and actions for The Norwalks last week
there will be an exhibit of work at 15 numbered thirty, with mortgages of
I'West 127th street, New York. Wednes- $17,608. For the last week in May,
a_
I no menial”
I Iii. ""
(Continued from First Poul
class order. Oahlll and Duff being the
'only ones to mispiay. Wilbul, who
played so well in both games on Me-
murlal Day. cavered the initial slick
lol' the locals, and it is doubti‘ul if-
ithet important plation ewe!
0: his feet. Leo and plan showed up
banners
The first inning started maliciously.
ion the v3rlslios. I! died on n37!»
easy fly Ito Wilbur. Durul didat
see anything to strike at. so a walli-
ed. (lahlil erred on pailey' a hit. Cur-
tls followed with a single in right. near
lug Dunning. Curtis was caught steal-
ins second. Andrews also hltIto right.
scoring Dolley. Maxwell than did the
ri ht thing—struck out.
at the locals oerent dismayed. a
bit. They went in and secured lust
twice as many rung; as their opponents.
Brooks received free l mu.
advancing on Cohill's single to right.
Elam -awent ended a. passed ball.
LI. erhsdaagpodchanoelomaks
hliusclf solid with the fans, but failed.
striking out. Flelacbman was equal to
the occasion. however. and tapped one
out to. left scoring Brooks. Menard
was safe on Basement! fumble. Cw
hill registered while Wilbur was he-
lng Dut out at first. McKiernan drove
, One at Havens which was too hot to
3 stay in his hands. .both Fleischman and
Monard coming home. «Conciliation!
was passed to first, but Dull did tile
inelegant with three wide swipes at
the elusive sphere.
The locals had not got fairly into
their salt yet. and the visitors tied
the score in the second. (‘ook smiled
to left.ta taking second while Morrison
Russel hit;
took a wicked bound by Cunningham';
and Cools tried to make home on
but Fleischman's throw to
in!!! assmu! sent a stinger to
[who made I! wide throw to wuu r.
the runner reaching second. and scor-
gun on Duming‘s hit to center.
nwas stopped when Dalley put on
“my grounder to Duff, who threw hill!
‘ out at first, '
i There was nothing (loin. again until
tin sixth. when the Norwsllls piled up
his second single. and advanced when
3Lauder'Is foot proved the target for
Led both men.
was after the ball. and Leonard was
33" aught at the plate. .
Just to make the game decisive. the:
.Norwulks got mother run in
eighth. Lender‘s fly was captured by
bailey Bassmsn' s fumble allowed
Fleischmon to reach first. but he did.
7 not tarry there long. as he was cuugth
Leonard indie
I contributed his second two hasn't".
scoring when Dunning dropped Wilm
bur's ity. McKlel-nan singled to right,-
:3)!!! was caught at second. Gurus-'3‘“
Sassman 3:
Matters looked decidedly interesting
in the ninth. when a hit would probe
.abin have tied the score! but Duff pull:
pd. himself out or. had hole. with» only
one man scaling. Andrews hit the
bull to left for two" basesirbut I!
forced out at third by nvacil's hi
to Duff Cook was safes an infield
Incl-etch hit. and the bases were oiled
I
passed ball by McKieruan allowed
Maxwell to tally... 91!! then took a
brace and struck out Havens and Sass-
man by has pitching: ..
Two- ase hits—Leonard 2, Andrews.
Digit! on balls—0i! Havens. 5; off
I! 3.
Struck out-«By Duff. 6; by Havensul.
Left on bases-Norwalks. 8; Wat-'
soaslugs.5 .
Double plays—Havana. Cook a'ndN
Maxwell: Fleischmlln and Cahiil; Duff,
a illan .w lbur.
dfimdd pails-43mm 2‘: McKidr-
s
, Mil-
3! Flint .on errors—Norwallts, 5: Will-
costings.) 2 .
3 .4 Hit by pitcher~iiauden Brooks.
Umpirer-Dest. .
Time~bne hcui. thiflyone minutes.
A Few llnples.
' Hauler, Athletic din!
. Mauser Nash is sit-In also a-
tin- to no!!! Wilbur. u. re all!!! with
Soweto Regina; 0! 8
99239999” or not h!!! min
are is will I! pad
01‘ mil. b'e
it” W‘s-In...
cos,‘ avor. 3 3.
die. on iii
of 83m? klyl'i.3 I
are
They won the
and!!! better
‘elwln .illoto
drw .tliree put... to
lg!" times. he faced
Conn!
alarm out pi i
'-'""'F‘""13"
Iguanas is“!!! New Cannon. 3. .
he a tonal baseball team, of
on 3 i to N w GsnsRn'
lir any? W” 9 '
The only!” 39.!
"It
$3an
a
better guardian. as also loo like ‘
ngood stidker. Wt Illin-
glee. one of which nearly Havens
well at. the bat. sewn-girlie this two- . 3
The .
l. two more runs. Alter» Israelis was I!!!- .
i; tired Maxwell in Cook. Cahill scour-a. .
i Havens. Leopard s double scored scor- '
Wilbur's hit bod too ’
much steam for Havens. but Andrews I
the! '
The score: . .I r
NORWALKS .‘I
'I.AIBRHP0AE
Brooks. cf. ..... 3 1 i 0 0 0‘I
Cahlll, 2b. ......... 3 2 2 5 it '1'
Lauder. ri‘. ....».... 4 1 0 0 0 0
Fl‘elschmau. lf. ..... 5 1 1 i 3 0
Leonard. 3b. ....... 5 2 2 1 l 0
Wilbur. 1b. ........ 5 0 2 9 0‘0
.McKlernan c. ..... 5 0 2 8 2 0
cunningham as. 1 0 0 0 3 0
Dullz p. ............ 4 0 1 0 4 1'3
Totals ........... 35 7 11 27 15 23
WATSESSINGS.
All R H PO A E
Sassman.ss. ....... '5 1 0 l 1 2
Burning. cf. ........ '3 1 2 1 0 .‘l
A.Daii_ey.rf. ....... 4 l 2 1 0 0
Curtis.‘c. .......... 4 I0 1 5 l 0
Andrews, 2b. ...... i 0 2 2 3 1
Maxwell.3b. ....... 4 ,1 1 1 i 1‘
Cook.1b. .......... 402101“!
Morrison. lf. ....... 3 0 0 1 0 0
Havens. p. ......... 3 1 1 _2 3 (3)
Totals ........... 34 5 11 24 i3 5
Score by innings:
Norw alks ....... 400002015—7
Wgtsénsslngs ....2 2 .0 0 0 0 0 0 1—5
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n was accurate. cutting off the
mono :3 r.
am not
widow-l 33. I.
aswsu. stuns?
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With two Gland
"""”'iiy'liloliilteitr
an! lands 75* s;
9 Spend Anomaly
5M3; h i- ".3-
good throughout- the entlroegdme. The
American League.
Boston. 2; New York.
Chicago,l I ;3Dotroit3 3030
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YESTERDAY’S RESULTS.
-' Natlenoi London.
St. Louis 1; Cincinnati 0
Next Saturday's game will be with 3,
that always popular aggregation, tho .
. ’3
look at 110341 '1
it pinch luck in the it» ~
n. and dates!“ Sibel
lecpgo. Plttsburg, in.
moan!!! Leanne-
mtroltqi C '03
St. Lou s,3l 3;. eveiand.‘ 1.
9 slate League distilling. C
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Waterbd'ry .. .;..‘....§0 33]; .714
Hoiyoke ............. i 11 .656
Norwich ............ 10 .843
gymnasium ......... 19 11 .633
........ ....'l9 13 .694
New oven ..... 10 20 .333
Bridg‘epu port. .......... .7 2!! 293M
New L'oildl‘m ........ :5 23.1
Nitlcnal Lcspuowotanding.
Chicago ............. ill)“ ” 9‘9
N . .23 ll
Phllalidlphla ........ 21 15
OUR REGULAR DIVIDEND DAY
ond secure a valuable premium very quickly.
Dill fin!!!
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son.
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On tidal day we will give to the purchasing public TEN (lo) 8.
& H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS'ABSOLUTELY FREE. "No
purchase required. By watching for our announcement of Dividend
Day from time to time, you will be‘ enabled to fill your stamp book
83 85 Washington Strobt,
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in case of stomach and liveré
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iii! »0 automobile Parties
Pittsburg ...... ‘ ...’..19 ’ "id“ “.5“
battery for the Nationals was Keene 80ston ...........-.:.io 22 .i 1
an Kano. 33 .3333 .Glncinnatl .. ........ 15 23 F;
W Brooklyn ........... 12 27 .308
SATURDAY'G assume. St. Louis ..n.....u 29 .275
state 1.0; as. American Les 0 atandln . .
Springfield. 7; Noflflflavcn. 8. I “W. L.9I RC:
Norwich. 8; Bridgeport, 1 (first Chicago ..... -.....-...27 '12" .dd
camp) Cleveland ........ i e .25 15 . i
Norwich. 11; Bridgeport 10 (second Detroit ............. 21 15 . ‘
game). New York ........... 19 J7 .528
Waterbury. 7; New London, 2. Philadelphia ...... .19! is .514
Hartford. 5; Holyoke, _.2 St Louis ............ 16 24 .1
Boston .............. 13 ltd .5333
I National League. Washington ...... ’...10 23 .108
Brooklyn, 7; New York. 5 (tea in- .. «in
nings)
the proper treatment is to at! mil
Gnoso organs without irritating
Fruit Syrup ai ad
I lion and stimulatemhn liver {(11de-
file without irritating these organs
ills or ordinarydnsthaltlcs. It
not nauseate or gripe and. is mild iii
pleasant to take. Plaiated's Drug Store
and The Clifford Pharmacy; ”I
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“But" asked the railway ID3 =:
"what quallfléatlons have
t superintendent
ave you ever heel!
of a gang of track madden-i!!!i
"No; but I managed a mild
chdrous once "-—Cblcaao Record
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