lid; , ' eyes in an ttsmpt to steal
, n the sound inning. while
in where tuned crewman
It! in lino style in
time n
(the 11 so made the fine
the eighth. which made
ease decision possible. in fact
or r11 who .1111 the Inc Is was worthy
oomtnen at on. the or rly error being
led to George 1111111111. when he
at Earry‘ I! hit go through him, giving
11b runner up extremes, in the fourth
‘ The visitors looked danger
no. but a fast double play out
‘. :1 chances off. T. Maroney made
some good catches in right.
The visitors scored first in their
a of. the third inning McCube was
m ‘on I'lelsehmnu' 11 good catch. T
one by singled to right. Hartley. the
lit butter, Interfered with Mcchr
nuns throw to catch Moroney en a
I and the batter was declared out.
Moron‘ey then ripped off 11 slzzler
_ 11111111111111.1117. and the bug, Mn-
'roney seering.1‘lrook‘s took care of
' J.Mchem1a‘s fly out his way. ,
The locals went the visitors one bet
1ter in their half of the same inning
MeKiernan was safe when J. Mc-
.1 Kenna dro mod n thrown bull. McGruth
advanced hp with :1 pretty sacrifice.
. Caitlll was safe on llarrys or r, Mc-
,Klernan going to third Cab i stole
1 , second. Both scored on W. Lender’s
1 single to left
Two more were added to the Nor
Walk's side in the filth Cnhlll was
again sale. 011 an er'.rer this time by
Joyce. While W. Lauder was being
fiput out, McCabc to .I. McKennn, Ca- 5
"bill wont to second. Brooks raised
an easy one to Joyce. Leonard took
first on Barry's misplny. Singles by
Henriqn‘e/ and Fleischmun s1 cred Ca-
hlll, and Leonard. ti. Lauder struck
out.
in the eighth the visitors found Mc-
Grath with uncomfortable accuracy,
and as a result two runs were sent in,
with a very close shave from the. third.
McCabe begun with a nice one to loft.
T Maroney follower] with one. to the
same section. liar nev Sr.111t.hls 0111.1
. , to right, filling the corners. Will Lau-
' tier then made a grand catch of John
'Maroney‘s fly behind short. .1. Motion
na kept up the bomlnlrdment with a
‘ single to left, scoring McCabe. '1‘ M11-
roney trier! to score on the some. hit,
but Fleischmnn made a good throw to
McKlerIInn. 1)th calling the runner
out. There. was a divided opinion
among the spectators on this decision,
‘but the umpire was the nearest and
had the best view of the play Barry
singled, sending J. McKcnna to third
Barry started to steal second, and on
HMcKiernnn 11 throw to catch him Me-
' Korma tried to, score. lie. was caught
1 111 )y Leonard and M‘cKicrnan.
1 . 93' skim-l
Norwalks.
AR ll 1-! PO A It
Cahill, 2b. ......... 4 2 O l 3 0
W.‘Lauder, ss. ..... 4 0 l 4 3 0 .
Brooks, cf. ......... 4 0 0 2 0 0
Leonard, 3i). ....... 4 l 1 0 0 0
Henriqrrez. lb. ..... 4 0 3 8 l 0
Flelsohman, If. ..... 4 0 I I l 0
- G. Lauder, rl'. ...... 4 0 l) 3 I) l
' McKiernan, c. ...... 4 I 0 II 1 0
McGrath, p. ........ 2 0 0 0 1 0
Totals ........... 34 4 6‘2?» 10 l
' Dubllns.
All 11 11 110 1‘11
'1‘. Mororrey, rf. {I 1 2 i 0 1
Barney, 3|). ........ 4 I l 0 2 I)
John Maroucy (2.... 4 0 ,1 f1 0 (I
J. McKcnnn, .ib. i o l 9 0 1
Barry ss. .......... i 0 2 2 0 2
P. McKcnnn, ll. 3 0 0 3 0 0
James Maroney cl. 3 0 1 0 0 0
Joyce. 211. .......... 4 0 1 r :1 1
McCabc, p. ......... 1i 1 l 0 3 0
Totals ........... 33 3 1.0 24 S 5
, ‘Hurncy declared out for Interior-
ence; James Maroucy out; foul hunt
on third strike.
Score by Innings:
Norwalks ....... 0 0 20 02 o 0 o x—«rl
Dublins ......... 0 0 10 00 0 0:. 0»—3
Summary:
rned runs-—Drrbllus,'i .
Titre, base hil-Jumos Mnrouey.
slug...» hlt— —- Mci‘lr nth.
-1 buses—~Cul1il I
FidiI'chman, ’l‘. Maroney.
first on ballswmf McG ralh. 2.
CStruok out-ily McGrntli. 4; by Mo
W. Lauder,
-, “button buseszorwalks. 7: Dub-
llue,.. 5.
Double piay--W. Lauder. Cuhlll and
Hell'rlquon.
i‘st on errorsv—Norwalks. fr.
lit by pitcher—«T. Mulroney.
Qmptremflcst
Time-“One hour, .113 minutes.
. ---~——- 1
. Notes of the Game.
lord next Saturday.
0 took one. from them.
oral of the visitors' hits were so
its to send two or three ileldcrh
tepitbem, with the result that nelth~
ingot them.
though 11 pipe and box of cigars
m1,the,prices for a home run. they
About
,xitn’t get the bent of all t
a sinus. Ilenriuue'. was colic
Lilrst in the sci/chili when he
‘ to n 1111111 runny, after he
no to Homer. lust inside
' 11110.1 Had he been called
W {1111 have had another hit
tors were 11 Very quiet and
«third plh‘yerm Their only
11111191511?ng 1 eighth. but this was
1111111111111. as [the manager call
' oft the itch!
hm III-1r wss'r ENDI.
W
it“ Out 111 Men and Allows
bus HIM-Moro 1 to n.
1111111 defeated the West Ends
silt; Saturday afternoon. by
7 or i to 01 in one of the most
$311?! ill tho reason, abound
so no ‘
duo 11111111111111! of 11111111111 the 111111.
but were unable to hit Voik, the nor:
ions“ star 111111.11, who struck out fours
teen men, 111111 1111111111 in
lif‘lltfia ant. Vblit
wrer up ,on ,_ :~ gesture.“-
' 11111111111111.0111 110
“out. becoming a favorite with Dar-
iicufwllsnndlishodflbyl t
> 1 he will 41111111 151111 Deficit 1015115515312
119‘ 1
son. , o Darlene have scheduled
game 111 some of the best teams in
the state. and with Volk In the box.
it is expected that they will take a
majority of the. games.
tennis the 11111119111 will 11111131,
Wellt Ilox 00.. of Spriuizflcl
gust 24. in Springfield.
in the
on An-
the game until the last half of the
ninth. With the score 0 to 0 and with
only two hits of! McGIntb. the horns
Loy, the first butter, made 11. pretty
hit bewuon short and third and was
safe at first. Smith, the next butter.
has a record of not having struck out
this season. He landed on a swift in
curve and sent the ball out. lute deep
light for three buses, bringing in Loy
with the winning r.un One of the
features of the game won a1 wonderful
one-handed catch by Morchouse of 11
high drive. about five feet over his
bend, batted byllcnly. Greutnpplnnso
greeted the catch. Loy behind the but‘
caught a line game. and the whole
~l)a.rie.n tcnm gave Volk excellent sup
port Brother ten for the visitors play-
ed an excellent grime, making four
very pretty catches. The Darlen field
ers had an easy time of it, the visiting
hitting only one ball to the outfield,
and that was hailed by Lounsbury af-
ter a long run. The Darleus will play
the Nationals of South Norwalk, next
Saturday, in Barton, at 3. 30
The score:
West Ends.
1 All It 11 PO A E
‘Ilealyn ‘ss. .." ....... 4 0 II 0 3 I
Paisley, 2b. ........ 4 0 i) 1 0 (I
Iiaymcs, lb. ....... 4 o 0 {I 0 0
Riley, ri. .......... 4 0 0 0 0 0
T. [101 no . .lb. ..... 4 0 0 4 3 1
Br other ion, if ..... 4 0 0 4 0 0
Mines, of .......... 3 i) 1 0 0 0
Cnlrill. c ........... 3 0 0 ll 0 ll
,McUrath, 11.1.1 3, 0 0 0 2 0
Totals ........... 1,13 0 '1 I124 8 i!
*No one, out when winning run was
scored.
Darlcns.
All II II Pi) A I".
P. Cantrell, cf. ..... 4 0 0 0 0 0
Loy,c. ............. 4 l '1 1-1 4 1'
Smith, 55 .......... 4 0 I 2 0 0
‘.., Cantrell, If. :l 0 1 0 t) 0
Williams, lib. 3 i) .1 0 0 i
Jennings, lb. ...... 3 0 (I 7 0 l
Morehousc, 2b. 3 0 0 l 0 ii
Volk, 11. ........... 3 0 0 i 1i (I
Lounsbury, rt. ..... 3 0 0 l i 0
Totals ........... 30 I "‘36 9 '1
*Wcst l'ind man 0111' hit by batted
ball.
Score by innings:
Darlens ......... 0 0 (I 0 0 ll 0 0 l—~l
West. Ends ...... 0 0 0 0 0 ll 0 0 0m!
Summary:
Struck out~--liy Volk, 14; by Me
Gruth, 6.
Ilnsos on lnrlls1~0ff V‘olk, 2
Stolen bosom-lilacs, Loy.
Two-base. hltw-in'y.
’l‘hrcc-lnrse hitu-Smllh.
Iloublc playmliru'ncy, l’ulslcy urn
Hnymes.
llnrplrc~’l‘uylor'.
’l‘in1c—-0nc hour, 30 minutes.
WINNIPAUK DEFEATED.
Bridgeport Y. M. C. A. Scores a 5 to I
Victory.
'l‘lrc Ilridgcport Y. M. C. A. base
ball team won its seventh victory or
Wiuulpuuk. Saturday afternoon, do
{eating that team to the lune of 1'1 to :l
The game was 11 Well played one, llu
work of both pitchers and the. batting
of Franz being worthy of special com-
nrcrnlation.
The score:
Bridgeport Y. M. C. A.
All It il PO A i"
llegnery.ss. ..... 5 l. 2 0 1 I
0118 of ,tho ,
Saturdays game in Dnrlen was Wits
banned by about 200 spectntors, who ,
were kept in doubt 111:. to the insult of ‘
team went to but for their last time ,
lik‘lruth. 11s.. . . . ..
111111.111. “...-....
Pierce, cf.
,Ilpnedietpllb.
Smith, 11. ........
Ii'lrltt, r.f
Meeker, 2b.
Lyons, if.
Muiyey,c,
":53 I bfihflifiwfifi-‘oflg
p: l eoeé’ecounI—n
Totals
Score by innings
Y M. C. A. .00
Winnlpmrk ...... 0 0
Summaryz‘
’l‘wo- base I1Its—-.Cono, li‘r,nuz Riley.
llit by pitcher—~Luno. Riley
First1 on bulls-«~01: Smith,
(30119.1, .
First on crrors~llcgnory,
I'l'lllll. Benedict.
Left on buses—chnory 2. Franz,
Whitcomb, (lone, Ilritt 2, Riley.
Sucriilce hits--Lnubscl1er, Ilcnediet.
Sielcn busés~ltegnery, Luubschor.
,l‘ranz, Lune, Whitcomb, llurdick, Ri-
Icy, Ilenodict. Britt 3. Meeker
Struck out—11y Smith, 10; by Cone 5
Double pluysw—Wnliors (unassisted).
Smith and Riley. Umpire-Whouu.
Time—~0ne hour, 35111111111115.
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to“...
1; off
Cone.
CUBAN STARS, 9: TIGERS. 4.
The. Cuban Stars beat the Tigers
Saturday by the score. of 9 to 4.
IN THE BIG LEAGUES.
State League—Saturday.
New Iinvou,f1' Springtieldfil
11.11""tior(i, i; Waterbury, 1
Ilrldgoport, 3: Norwich, 2.
New London, 5; Holyoke, 1.
State bacilli-Sunday.
liolyoko, 2; Watcrbury,1
American League—Saturday.
Cleveland 4; New York 0. -
Philadelphia, 1; Chicago. 1 (thIvo
innings).
Washington. 9; St. Louis, I}.
ih'Ir,oit ll; Boston, 3.
American League—Sunday.
Chicago, ii; Philadelphia, 0.
\\nsl1lngtou,lz; St. Louis, 6.
National League—Saturday.
New York, ll; St. Louis, 3.
Chicago, 1’1: Ilrooklyn, 2 (first game).
Brooklyn, 11;, Chicago, 0 (second game)
l’liisburg, 7; Philadelphia, 5.
11111111111, 7; Cincinnati. 5
No games scheduled for yesterday.
DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED
by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the car.
There is only one way to cure deaf-
ness, and that is by constitutional rem-
edies. Deafness ls caused by 1111 iii-
ilamcd condition of the mucous lining
of the Eustachian Tube. When this
tube in inflamed you have. 11 rumbling
sound or Imperfect hearing, nndr-whcn
1t is entirely closed, deafness Is the
result, and unless the lnilarmnutlon
can be taken out and this tube router
011 to its normal condition. hearing
will be destroyed forever; nine cases
out of ten are caused by Cutnr'rb.
which is nothing brrt an inflamed con-
.Iiilon of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafness (caused by
cuturrh) that cannot be. cured by
Hull's Cntnrrh Cure. Semi for clrcrr
lnrs free.
F. J. CHENEY & 00., Toledo, 0.
Sold by Druggists, 751:
Take llnll‘s Fumily Pills for consti
pntiou.
Railroad pr'csirlent——llow does this
Innn know that switch is defective?
Clerk—wile appears to be sure of ii.
sir.
"lie says a train was wrecked there
this 11111r11irrg."—-Detrolt Free Press.
”...—...
.—.—-
When there is the slightest Indicn»
lieu of indigestion, heartburn. ilntu~
lease or any form of stomach trouble
take 11 little Kodol occasionally run!
you will be afforded prompt relief.
Sold by The Clifford Pharmacy and
The Bridge i’hnrmacy.
‘ ” 111.qu
other lodge. T119110
culur rscived by local to churn intorull
‘ ing them that an advance is to
1' made in the rate of assessments after
11011111 1111111: no lily
, 11111111951111?
Will 11nd uhtsdl surrvr do, its charter
and If any of 0 them It‘s remain In
the order they will arbiter to some
he
January 1,1011 all members over 70
years of age. .
There is only one member of the in
col ledge who it will effect at this time
and he will be called upon to pay dyer
$29 a your for an assessment If be M-
mnina in the order. There are 11 num-'
ber of other members whom it will
feet in a your or two. The Knights 1
Honor started in town 28 years ago. by“. This, is laid by the county sen-
’l‘bore was soon a membership of about
120, but when the ussessmonts began
to go up 11 large number dropped out
so that only 11 members of the lodge
now retain membership and several
of these do not live futon/11.
BTOP THAT COLD
or it. may result in Pneumonia. Bra-
zlliun 11111111 to breaking up colds when-
ever tried, almost without exception.
10, 25, 500 and $100 bottles, The Clif-
ford, Baxter“ s and Plaistcd' s .
STUBBORN .BIEAZE IN WATER-
WA'I‘ BRBURY, July 8.-—i"ire in the
block of Mrs. Russell l’ierce. ,11t 140
Grand strcc shortly after 10 o'clock
last night c used 11 loss of $4,000, to
the building about $6,000 to the stock
and store of the Ii. 12. LoPlamcCoin—
puny dealers In wall paper, draperies,
pniuis and oils, and by reason or wa
ter flooding cellars adjoining. the
Fulton Music Company, 111.146 Grand
street suffered a loss of about 83.000
In phonograplrs, records and supplies;
bundger 'i‘rudell 11 turrier, about
$300 less to stock and the Connecticut
Company about. $150 in stock in the
basement.
The second, third and fourth floors
were occupied as tenements and the
inmaics suffered slight losses by
smoke,
The fire was stubborn and difficult:
to subdue. The cause of It is said to
have been a defective gas jet. All of
the 11.11 ties are Insured
Nearly all old-fashioned Cough
Syrups urc constipation, especially
those that contain opiates. They don't
but just right. Kennedy‘s Intxntive
Cough Syrup contains 110 opiates. It
drives the cold out of the system by
gently ruovug the bowels. Contuins
Honey and Tar and tastes nearly as
good as maple syrup (‘hlldron like it.
Sold by Tire Clifford Pharmacy and
The Bridge Phnr.mucy
...—......—
INJURIES PROVE FATAL.
Man Hurt When Express Hlt Carriage
Last Week Dies.
IIANIIURY, July 8.~~Iitru'zrr'rl S.
lloyi, 11 retired farmer of Ihls city.
aged 54. died Saturday morning as a
result of injuries received in 1111 11ch
dent at Bethel, June 23, when he was
thrown from 11 carriage, in which he
was riding with three women. The car»
rings was crossing the tracks of the
llerkshire division of the New Haven
road and was struck by the. l’ltlsflcld
Express. 0110 of the women, Mrs. A.
Cooke Sccley. was killed and Mrs.
George Decker was injured, but is re
covering.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin llush, of New Castle,
Del, says: "I suffered for years with
dyspepsia, used to have grout distress
and belching. i tried everything I
could hear of, but nothing helped me.
until ‘I look Brazilian 11111111, and one 50
cent bottle cured me completely."
For sale by II. II. l’luisturl. F. 11.13M-
ter and The Clifford Pharmacy. ”
RAILROAD WlLL OBEY THE LAW
ROSTON, .Iuly tl,—-lu reply to the. In,
uulry made by a morning newspaper us
to what developments might be expect-
ed in i 1 recently proposed merger of
the lion on and Maine and New York.
New Haven and Hartford linilronri.
now that the legislature had restrained
the project, President Mcllcn. of the
New Haven road. icicgrnphcrl: “The
New York, New llilvvit and Hartford
Railroad Compnuy will obey the law."
Euros a Cold In One Night.
new...“
stir-111.11
‘ I ll“ «
, f‘I’lTw "all In
Mi JAQ5&9?! 9. 299
Guaranteed to Cure Any Cough. 25¢.
Only Radical Curator Bronchitis. 50c
Cures Worst Group in a Few Minutes.
Cures Sore Throat and Ulccraiad Tonclls.
Only Positive Cure for Quick Consumption. .
Kills the Catarrh Microbe and Cures In One Month.
Open- mum... Pun-go and Wm flooring.
Cures Hay Foyer or Money Betundsd. 5011-31-00
Only Thing on Earth That Cures Asthma.
150‘! 01"! IA! If“!!! 30;”
Ni“ oil Gris
TRIAL BOTTLE 25c.
uomnquuumu-m
I 1'9 ”.4. “‘1 a". K. .
Ifttommm MAM
gimlwhuti III-y'all». Mu
new..- .11 use 1;
“his la n clr—‘
(the other members of the board who
'ro-clceicd him president at n nrseilnit
, yesterday. They plan point out that be
hurt been a member of the State board
Representative 111.1111
lower by prof scion
tourist by clinic. has on M
in 11 hole and 1115.11.11.11 of it I I
be Is now on the thirty deep,
way to study the tidings 91111111111911
in comparison with the Connecticut
house, and so cannot\bc reached to
strniglrten matters out.
Trbubio Over County Tax.
The trouble is all over the county
Min"
and representatives in joint ses-
slop.
After the resolution is unused
it is the duty of the ‘ckirk ',,‘of the
meeting, wire at this session is Rep
reschtntive Rowen, to send to the
clerk of the superior court the official
notice or the tax levy. The clerk
of the court acting upon this 101111.,
notifies the town clerks throughout
the county what cileh town has to
pay. using the valuation of the state
board of equalization to figure out
the amount. The towns then send In
their contribution to the county
treasru'cr._ ,
Notice Was Delayed.
The county meeting was hold our-
Iy in May and the notice should haveI
been sent soon after because the tax’
was made payable July I. Ever
since that meeting Clerk William Ii.
Shelton, of the superior court, has
been waiting to receive the official
notice so that he could send out his
notices to the towns
But the days slipped by Into weeks
and no notice came. Mr.
has been on the watch for It and fully
expected that it would be on hand by
July I But. that date passed and
still no notice 'I‘hen Clerk Shelton
brought the mutter to the attention
of the county cornmissioners.
Rowcil on the Deep, Deep 31:11.
That. was Wednesday and on the
some day Representative flowell sall-
ed for Dumps to tell the cffete nu-
lions of that country how to run leg
isluturcs.
The county commissioners are in
a quandary The county needs the
money and yet it is not possible to
send out a legal notice to tin.1 towns
that their tax Is due and payable.
Whether or not the members of
the county meeting, possibly the pre-
siding officer can send a unlit-0., to
the, clerk of the, court that world be
within the law, is a question i at is
bothering some of the lawyers.
May Call Another Meeting.
11, is possible that It will be neces-
sary to call another meeting of the
senators and representatives and to
lay the tux all over again, before any
Iegul action can be sent out.
At any rate, whatever action is ink-
en, the commissioner's have extended
the time, when the tax becomes due
and payable to August 1. in the
meantime ihr1 county will struggle
along the best. it can without cash.
The county case rnises about $17,000.
It Is possible that Representative
Rowell m'iy have sent the notice
and it never reached the clerk. But
he has been a very busy man for the
past month. lie has been waging 11
stiff battle for the position of deputy
judge of the cliv court of Stamford
and has bad to buck up against the
whole Fossendcn machine in the state.
It In possible that in the. lien! and
excitement of the contest, in which
he won in the house, brrt lost In the
couple, he may have forgotten nll
about notifying the clerk of the su-
per for court.
”fin—...):-
CASTOR. IA
for 11111111111111 Children. -
flu 1111 in line tbsp Bought
Bears the
Signature of .
SAYS 11' i8 SPITE.
Dr. Bland oi' Waterbury Accuses Dr.
, Atwood.
WA’I‘ERIIIIRY,, July 8.-——Dr. 'l‘homus
lllund, president of the state board of
examiners of veterinary surgeons. of;
sins! him whom objection has been
made says the effort against him is 11
piece of spite work.
1111 says it Is a piece of spite work
on the pprt of Dr. S. I). Atwood of New
Haven, whom the Slate Veterinary 11s:
seeintion will. not allow admission to
membership in the association. Dr.
,l‘lland said that Dr. Atwood was trying “
to make all the trouble he could for
the officers of the association and has
given them tonilnunl annoyance. Since,
11 has found it impossible to be ad
, , 1m ttcd to membership in tho assorte-
11611 Dr Atwood had formed the Unit-
jed scrum Veterinary Association, wlih
[himself as president.
Friends of Dr. Bland «point out. that
1111 fitness for the position of chief ex.
nbiner certainly should be known it!
since the Milly wnu instituted and that
Govcrluor Woodrud has hurt reaps
hated him for 11 term of five yours.
1'. Blood In one of the best known
veterinarians In the sluts a bum who
is frequently called into consultation ‘
out of town and whom,» services are do.
end has been 1111 Minor ‘0! the Intent
1 nsmisthm for yours. ,
‘ 1111 features. If
sired by the best known horsemen;
TH!!! 0H
ill WOMAN
is not 11911111!er
, of neglect form
It 1111111 11me11
who could never as vs 1111 '1111 srti's'i'
1 model, possesses those from coalition
that till the world stint re' nonmetal,
clear eyes, clean month 1111111 111111 tint:
11111131111119“ of stop and linden unit
ceremony good health. is physically
' Wonk woman is never attractive. not
even to series. Electric hittersm
tors weak women. give strong nerves.
bright eyes. mouth. velvety skin:
beautiful onion. Guaranteed at
Hunter‘s, south Net's/silt, 111111 Hi.
,/
Shelton 1.
West's, 1111111111, ilfiifl‘lflii, the. "muse 11s it, rich.
.7 11111
Beginning Monday, July 8, we so at 5 p. m.
White Goods Sale Still Gomg' 0n.
1‘1.-.l» 1'1 _ 1'11 '
Crowds of people in our basement all rl 'Iy 1.111111111111111;
advantage If tlIe.w0111lerful opportunities uttered lllt‘l‘L for
effecting a cry material saving on White illutt'YliilS suitable
for waists, suits, skirts, etc. lscductions are. very marked
and the goods comprise both our regular stock and a 11qu—
her of special purchases.
By all means visit this white sale at once before the
cream yo! the good things has been skimmed oil by wise
shoppers.
News for flousekeepers.
Here are some interesting items from the House I'm-
nishiug department in the basement. Each individual item
is something you need now, indispensable whore couvcu~
loose in housekeeping rs sought for and of daily use in any
home. 1 , .11
Brushes.
Weighted Floor \Vaxcr and Polisher, 15 lbs, $2.25 to $3.50
'l‘wcuty—i'rvc pound ancr and Polisher, $2.75 to $5.511
Bristle Floor Brushes, $1.25 to $4.00
Wire Sink Brushes, very sanitary, .10
Sink Brushes, from f2 to .10
Paint and Varnish finishes. .05 to .18
liuiton lirushcs, .98
Bottle llrushcs, all sizes, from .05 to .40
Asbestos Stove Polishers, . .18
Stove llruslres, .10 to. .45
White Bristle Dust Brushes, .50-t0 .90
lilnck Dust llruslrcs, .15 to .40
Felt Floor llrnshcs,
‘ .50 to $1.50
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Ballot- Collar Mohair, It ”.93 and $3.98
MISSESIBATHING SUITS $2.00 TO $3.981
BATHING SUITS FOR MEN AND BOYS.
BATHINS GAPS AND BATHING SHOES.
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