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Evening sentinel, Monday, July 22, 1907 · page 2

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#1101111 Bldludclphiu Giants ‘

11 South Nerwsik Saturday, and 1

1. 1e Norwnlk boys how they

‘ by the title of colerod'cbsrnplons ‘

 
 

 
 

[1' world. They completely out-
._ tithe Norwalks at every stage

Shine. and the best the locals
its to secure one run against
its 1.1111111; wind: 01 their dusky 011‘
is, while they battered Mo‘-
s curves all over. the lot, tally-

 
 

 
 

 

, locals' only run was the result
I Brook's terrific waliop ove1-the
‘ outer field 11101109. in the iiirst",
“ilk; W'whlch .110 captured a line
11 11011.0! cigars. 1.1111111501 the.

111' uploads a longer bit then this;

on back against the deep center
field. , 111119.! counting for three buses.
rho 1111 twee the stumbling block:
or one beonilug bucsl'x

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

eliminatissortment .101 curves, end‘
i: sin mooslonal “dope” ball mixed
the 01.111111111111111 111161.119

lulled out for. his horns: run,
u't got any more of that.

 
 

team was shifted 11111111111
iii a account crane nonmppearsnce
of Rodriquez. W. Lauder wing to that

11M Mull... going in short.- -- Both cover

. , their positions in good shape. Mc-
Gr'ath gave no excellent exhibition of
11qu his catch in the second inning
I sy‘ a short bunt fly, doubling! up

_ an at first being the feature of
t we. McKie1 can and Fleischmuu
3W umlshod sensational catches the
"not taking Hinges foul fly in the
cighth‘mear the grand stand The lot-
ter’s catch was made on Bowman's hit
the one 111 deep left‘in the ninth.

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

. 11 a hit, a stolen base and a poor
thrd'w y McKl‘erliah to catch the 111n-
1 er s doling, followed by a hit by

d,
r Cuhill had fanned and W Lau-
‘ as retired at first in the some in-
Brooks hit the ball squarely on
. til nose, sending it over the right
center field fence for the only run
‘ will he N01 walks were destined to
_ get in the game.
1 The vi it‘ors secured another in the
tyre bots, and error and an.
Grant getting the tally.
i‘wo more wont to their side in the
P11!” . ilfth on a single, lllll‘s three bugger
and a fly out
The sixth also produced a run for
the coldrc‘d mén. Cahill fumbled
Blazes offering and made a weird
throw to catch him at first, the run-
, ner going to second l-lc p1omptly scor-
ed on Petway' 1.4. single to loft.
Three more came to them in the
, third. on two hits, an error and an
error

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

The 13001‘8' tor and cannot rise its crow in in 111
Philadelphia Giants. bad predicament To rem mcdy the (Hill
Ali R 11 PO A I?) culty an inventor has contrived :11,
Grant,‘1.2b ,,,,,,,,,, r, 3 2 2 .1 0 auxiliary boat to be carried in tin
Hill it ............ .1 2 3 5 o 0 submarine, and to ho a pail of ii.
"McClellan, cf. ..... 1, 1 :1 0 o u practically, until needed. in time ol
Libyd as. .......... .1 1 2 0 2 1 accident the crew of tho lncapiuliai
Binge, ri' .......... t. l 1 2 o 0 ed submarine would 11111111 ”111 liiih
1Bomnan.n. ....... 5 0 1 0 4 0 craft and when the containing chain
Ife‘t‘wayw ......... r. 1) 2 7 o 11 her had been flooded the bolls wouli
Wilson, lb. ........ 4 1) 2 9 o o be withdrawn and the vessel with it: .
Francis, 31;, ,,,,,,,, 4 0 0 2 :1 011i111ma11 freight would clear itself uni :
’ “““““““ rise to the surfzwc.
Totals ........... 42 8 iii 27 10 2
. ,1 ' Nerwalks Little Willlc~80y,' no, what part 01
:1” All lR H 110 A E ill-l MDHIMi 1. .
‘ Ckhlll, lib. ......... 3 0 0 3 b 2‘
11111;. Winder 111. ....4 o o 9 011‘
Brno 11.01. ......... 3 1 u :1 u o
1 would, 31),- ....... 4 1) ll 0 2 0
I‘JS‘rh‘l'plschman," ..... 4 0 0 fl 0 0‘
2/; Mggi’flul, p ....... 1i 0 1 2 i 11,
4111110111160“. 0' l l .0 0
0 l 2 :l l
0 l 4 l 0
1 6 27 15 4
0 2 1 0 0 limit
0 0 0 0-——1’

Summary:
.1 Blinded lruuu «Philadelphia Giants
1 do lilo wol he, i

we; use iiii-wliloyd.

0-buec hitw Ill".
0‘ runmlirooku
_ all buses-wtlruni lllll, Mcilrnth.
“prim on
fibroid, 1.
Well out-«in; humans. 7.
, QM” meadow-Philadelphia Clients
p
1 1111111. Grant and Wilson.
5130:,
orwo’lks,1
““ no 110111. 35 mlnuicu

W

. Nam of the Diamond.

1 1. in the afternoon at :1: 4

us for the past season

‘ 11 some ivlli be won 111
ct “critics. who hove aimed

at
a

“will have to improve sum

should against such teen:
union 1113.11111111

. b‘e g‘ldfid“ to see what they can do with
1 u better pitcher in the box.

eight times, on a total of sixteen1
1 ll ,

 
 

. tube is inflamed you have it rumbling

The-visitors sent Hill home in the 1

bltllilm-OK ilnwmun, 1, off‘

errors ~— Philadelphia

. Cures Hay Fever or Moneylleiuhded. 500 1- 5100
Only Thing on Earth That Cures Asthma.

" «will be two names of bail on

the evening at 11 o'clock. the
be played by artificial 1111111.
permit! of the Norwalliu in
"11- will be the Cherokee Iih
‘ with an excellent record
The
rel to a special car. hire
fight for the evening some,
mounted by their own for

me by the Norwsliis.
Iain! ibis it they desire in 1

Mt by 111111 team is by no ‘

' “ a it
t c hlrd. McKlernnn threw i311-
hill to catch Grant on :11“?! 111111 11111

wouldn'tmerc.
beiiuye in
his was
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on they played

1 3
here hetero. But the local fans will

1 W THE MAJOR LEAGUES.

 

state League—Saturday.
Norwich. 4; New Haven,12.
Bridgeport. 8: Hartford,1
Waterbury, 1; Holyoke,0 .

game): Springfield. 3. New London, 1.

,Watorbury, 8; New iaven, 4.

. Bridgeport, 10:1N0r11w 011,0

‘ American ~Leaguo1-h-Baturday.

Pittblnirgril‘; Boston. 1

,ljirooklyn. 2; Cincinnati. 1.

. ”New Work. i;‘ Chicago, 0.

No games Sunday.‘
American League—Saturnday.

Cleveland, 4; Washington, 1. 1

Residue 3; (lineage, 0.

‘DetrOit, 3i; Pliiladelphla,~'l ..

.1New York, 7: 18:. Louis. 2. 1 ‘

11110111011118; (liticago,.,0 (first mime);

Chicago, 4:1 Boston; '2 .(se‘cond We»

Paws—u..—

DEAFNE'SB' QANNOT BE .GURED

by local? up "cations; 11.15 they-1o not

reach the d sensed portion of the 111'.

There is only one way to cure dean

nose, and that is by constitutional rem

edies. 11Dentncss is caused .bynn ‘inv

flamed condition) of the mucous lining

otaithc Eustach 1111‘ Tube. When tilde

a

sound or lmpertect hearing, and when
it is entirely closed, deafness is the
11,1'esnlt and unless the inflammation

cd to its normal condition, hearing
will be destroyed forever; nine cases
out “of ten are causod‘by Catarrh,
which is nothing but an inflamed .0011-
‘diti n of the mucous surfaces.

0 will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafness (caused by
catarrh) that cannot honoured by
Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Send for circu-.
lars free.

F J. CHENEY & CO Toledo 0.
Sold by Di iigglsis. 750.

Take Hall‘ 5 Family Pills for constl
potion.

 

siooo AUTO BURNS.

1)ANBUIiY,. .lnly 22.-—-llnudrcds of
persons returning from church yes
terday wore witnesses of the burning
in the street here of a $1.000 111110111011
bile belonging to Willi 1n Britten, oi
Kent. Mr. Britten ha .left the car
and gone into a store when the guso
1000 became ignited and soon the our
was burning fiercely. 1

, .Tho bluzc was extinguished with
Chemicals. The whole upper pail. oi
the machine was burned and the cm
was nearly ruined

-—-~.-——-——--

“Toiturlng eczema spreads l‘s burn
lnr area every day. Dunn‘s Olntnicui
quickly stops its spreading instantly
Iclieves tlu1 iii-hing cures it perinun
,cnily. At any ding store.

...—«ray

 

When a submarine. boat becomes dis
ublod beneath the surface of tho. wn

 

 

.811ringliold,10; Nowlm11don,0(flrst
one LGfitlllO-rr-Slliidly. ,

can be taken out and this tube rcstor- .

’ account of the rarity with which it is.

1 beautiful

. 1lture.”

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bilnsiu —l"’i 1 Nis

PRECIOUS PLANT STON ES.

Among the many strange things
be be found in the Philippine islands
are the socalled “plant stones" eu~
countered now and again-1111 certain
vegetable growths.

The bamboo, ,for instance, llC'OOl‘il ~j
log to Kultur 11nd Natur. contains a
stone very similar to the opal, but 011.

found, much more costly than the opal.

In many thousand cane stalks cut
down and carefully texamlood there
may perhaps be one in which this
greenish-pink . scintillating
stone has been formed from the infinite
'uirtlelcs of slliclous deposit that 1111:,
carts its intense hardness to the outer
covering of the cane.
cane stone. is known as 'l‘abashirs.

In the interior of some cocoenuls 11
stone-like secretion is found that is
lot inferior in brillinncy to the most
leuhtiful genuine genuine pearl.-

ESSAYS ON ALCOHOL.

Nearly 6,001) children in nu Enf-
ish school district recently contrib.
ited essays on “Physical Deteriora-
ion and Alcohol." Here are some of
the best:

“Alcohol is useful. but not in the
wily. It is useful for polishing fur-

 

“1 hope lnover touch drink till 1
m1 dead."

“A man who takes alcoholic drinks
1.1111 see two things 111 0111111."

“The children of drnnkurds _nr11.
1fton weak, and are somotlmos tron-
iled wlih being how~luggcd." "

“Those who take drink are not 1111
iroadchoutcd as they wore 100 years
“:0.”

“When a man is ill 11111 docior will
lay, ‘Are you a drinker of alcohol?‘
my ll ho says. ‘ch.’ 11111 doctor will
uy, "i‘lutt is what has made you ill;
on have a fatty liver.”
1“The more tmmmrary we live. 11111
lettw it will be for body and mini .”

 

 

Cures a Cold in 0111 Night.

1

121m Worst Group in a Few
cum Sore 111111.111 lllc "

0pm Breathing ran-u nil W

 

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‘ 0. however, as the
’ mill. Willi Wines in tile b011, ‘

sermons.

”q:

Canonical! iii (111150 1111211111.
1 Duly Radical Cure or Bronchlil I

Only Positive Cure for Quick Conahinpllou. .
Kills the Caterrb Microbe .1111de

 
 
 

-'l‘l101c's a chucking in the breezes and

. ’i‘ho bamboo-1 ‘

‘ any person, on" cool
, 1011's: reiterate?

. the terms then to be imposed, but be

 
 
 
 

 

1: unanimous vote in the legislature for

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

TOM‘Noaew.

There’s a bully timeo-comln’ and it’s
only over there. 1

Ther'es aplckin‘ 11p o'hnpplncss, a lay
in' down 0' euro,

11 slugin everywhor 0
And a walkln‘ in the. sunshine in the
mor’.nin

'.l‘herus a ling 1110111111 11 rosy with a
dlmpicd hand to hold.
'l‘hcic are baby eyes 11 laughin' full of
happiness 1111’ bold. ,
As can be, and yellow trusses shinin
like a mess 0‘ gold
And a wulkln’ in the sunshine in the
morning.

'l'hoie’ s a place just 0ch yondci where
the singln‘ strcumlets run,

in and out o’ coolln shadow, tlnklln‘
in the yellow 111111.

You'll have hardly swiped your. grum-
b‘lln‘ till your laughin‘ is bog un,

And you '10 Walkin' in‘the sunshine in
the morning‘

yond the furthest lilll,
'l‘heru'll bo culllu‘ in the moonlight and
U10 song 11‘ whip 1111will
'l‘hcrc' ii 1111 pi11f1111111sh‘1 times into ‘3‘
‘ 1111 than u jasmine blomn can cpla
And a waikin' in the sunshine In tin
morulu.
--.lndd Moitlmci Lewis in Houston
Post.

BASEBALL iN BRAziL.
Lloyd (lrlucom, lllH new ambassa-
dor to linly.’described at :1 dinner
in Washington 11 diplomatic 151111111 of
baseball in llrazll. 1
"An Englishman," he said, in the
coin-1111. of this description. "cninrht fol
his side. though the poor follow was
sirnngo lo the mtrhor‘s box. The Eli-
gllslnnnn grew confused in the sec-
ond inning, 11111411111} a bull. and ii

 

ili'l‘l'.
l“ ‘A foul- --—only a foul.‘ said the 11111-
1! 1'11.
' "'Man 11111113111111 the Englishman,

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

”TRIAL BOTTLE 250

fill ‘15

3591

.1 .1...
I Tonclls.

 

 

1m in 01111 Mouth.

0‘. "MRI

MAT bit so his. ,
tits which. 13 till? 0111121111110

 

ii was a mule."

’ 1‘ rouu scripture of the present "’
‘ WM

1 revisions, or covenants to, 110. o

._ parently a test along this. line is. for

‘ to believe that he could not manage
" his direction

it whether it is “2001] law" or not.

T bet1ayed that

1 might not properly have sought to co

‘ in Massachusetts. It has but to move

So, cheer up. it's over ondcr, just be.

struck him on the nose, Reeling him,

; 1111's 1min used to her great distress
no ' l trlsgi, everything i 1

V ’ead belching.
“ could hear of, but nothing helped me

‘ ,1 cont bottle cured 1110 00min 0 teiy." 1
_' tor and The Clilford Pharmacy

1 President Mei-
.ilcuiuratlc .

itisuMeslsachgsetts; statute; are consti-
u can on so 1' as cy okoi
legal any steps qtgvhii‘ihlil ”111.111.1111
might contemplate. their 11.111111111111111.-
bonivlclatlous. He must abide by them,
ii 111 elilies it or not, so 10111; as
1 department doe .lt 1,111
the New Haven 01100 no: go
he ,

«111111111. for instance. in the ole, path 1
merger act, but he has not accepted
it in the sense 01 1111101111111; its

115 plans next year it t . stipulations
in that measure shall be embodied in;

(disclaims all intention of contesting 111‘
the courts the constitutionality of the
measure or of seeking ways to gain his
ends by evasion. He promises to live
up to the spirit as well as the letter.
It is understood that eminent coun-
sol give iii as .thel pinion that an
injunction could almost certainly be
obtained restraining the enforcement
of the vital sections of the act. A1»

 

fioni M1.Melle11‘s thoughts. He seems

 

the Conéolldat‘ed property With 01,1111“
piste success unless the people of the
state were substantially 11310011 0.11 to
the wisdom of joint operation under
The‘ only evidence of.
popular sentiment is the practically

 
 

u year‘s delay Udtii this ‘vote is re-
peeled Mr Mclieuvsayp be will obey

 

One possible method. moreover, of
,unllifying the Cole net seems to have

escaped attention almost altogether. '
in all the merger debates 011 Beacon
Hill not a member of either 11011116 011064
he was aware of
any other interest in the matter beside
that of the people of Massachusetts.‘
Considering the proposition of mileage
of the Boston and Mollie that traverses
the 31111015 to the north it is clear ..ihni.
there is a very large and very‘de
pendent interest outside Massachu-
setts. ' ‘
But layingaslde the sentimental
'question whether the general court

enemies with the New Hampshire and-
Maine legislatures in reaching. in a
final decision, there is no question in
the minds of competent; lawyers that
either Maine or New Hampshire 01111.
if it will, decide the question out of
hand without consulting Mussuchu
soils. The Boston and Maine railroad
1‘11 chartered lit. those states as Well as

its headquarters to Manchester, where
it can do in Massachusetts anything
which the Connecticut corporation of
New Haven cohedo do: Massachusetts.
indeed with the consolidation of .11
Connecticut corporation ..1aud one in
Maine, the Massachusetts legislature
has nothing to do. ‘ 1
On that proposition the lawyers are
Ji1..innnlmoue if Mr Mellon had been
disposed to fly in the face of public
1‘plnion in Massachusetts 11111161111111.1111
loubl have brought about a ioniovul
to New Hampshire without voting :1
more of tho iiosion and Maine stock
now hold by trustees for the Now llu»
Sven. if New Hampshire sentiment-bud
then proved ready for a consolidation.
the plan could hnvebccn concluded
this summer.

Muulfvstly, the motives for prcferr
inn to wait in Massachusetts and to
wait for public opinion rather than
In light in llli' courts, are not phllnn
tropic or esihcllc. in 1111 interview this
week commenting on the “inter stale
«10111111111121: commissions repoit on E.
ii. llnrrlmuu. Mr. Mellon said:
1 “The prosperity 11ch nine to a rail
road from the development of. the 1'11-
uourcon 11nd consouucut prosperity of
1110 country through which it runs is
the very gospel l have been cndi-a
voilug to preach over sinco i first
attained a position in the railroad
where l bud any exclusive authoiily
“ This is the new lostnmont oi‘ the rail-

ONLV CURE FOR DYGPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush or New castle
but, says: "i suffered for years 111111

until 1 tool! Blusillan Hahn and one 50
For sale by it. 11. Pluisicd. F. 11.13011

W

THI CONTRMW MUl—E.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

‘ ‘. live times the dose for a man.

5 1 gins wool.

..., farmer.

A farmer in Kentucky nought 11d
uiou 1111111 11 veterinary about a sick
thulc. The doctor 11111111111011 10111011101.

“How can i mulch him him it?“
“You put a stick on wood throe-
uuoriers of an innit thick iboiwrieu
and than you take this
rubber iubu. put the 01110111111 11 it.
insert it in the mules mouth. w 1011
is held open by the piece of wood

throat."
"'i'hut'u easy eunuch," 1011111 the
, 'i‘bron marlin later the doctor tool
the farmer. who bud changed silently
1 lie was «anointed, humped. ghastly.
11nd handled in heavy mappings:
"Why. whats the murder?"
the doom

1,,

said .

 

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... The further sighed do ply and spoke
foobly. “That mule." c said. “that
cussed. idiotic. tool mule.
got ready lust Iii you id“
.111» in his men
than. ” he puns

111110110
"it looks plausiblel‘ hold the mar

Who occasionally 11010 out an audible

.1 ll

11111111111111.1111?"
will; the pbunnies

post’s gill!

‘ silenced butter

mended 1.111

111 myield till
“it oil t:

m5

 

and blow the medicine [1101111 11111.. ’

,oLuulbérutd 111

You see. i, , 1

W11 .1
for. til. "then that ’
1, infernal 111qu blew Anni"

 

'11 return ‘1

 

Various Thmga 110 Interest You.
Threcof the“ Pattern Robes left. ‘

Only thicc but each one a gem in itself. ,W 11y not be
one of the three lucky women to secure such beauties for so
little money? '

One is a beautiful white Dotted Swiss with lace motifs,
$10.00. This has been $15.75.

One is of embroidered pink Batiste, new only $10.00.
T his has been $15. 75. ,

0110 is of imported embroidered Lawn now only $20.00.
This has been $28 50.

A Few Things in Black Thin Goods.

Plain Black; Lawns, 12/., 15, 19, 25, 29, 35!:
Black Sutter Cloth, 150.
Block Egyptian “190
Black Persian Lawn, 19c.
Black Batiste, 12%12.
Black Silk MousScline, 251:
Black Banzai, 50c.
Black Chilton voile, 25c.
1Black Check Muslin 190.
Black Plain Muslin, 19c
Black 51111111111111.1111, 1910'.
Black Dotted Swiss, 19c.
Black French Swiss, 391:.
For anyone dashing tliJi‘
found very attractive 111dce

Cottage Toilet Sets.

Very neat and compact loilet Sets With stands, for cot~
tage use, occupy but little 100m and fit in odd corners. There
are two sires which can be purchased with or without bowls
and pitchers.

Stands only $1.00 and $1 25.

Sets complete. best while steel enameled bowl and
pitchers, $2.00 and $2. 50.

.3»

goods in black these will be
and exceptionally good value.

1515101 “‘1

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Thursday 11 81111111 in:

{1011 111118 Week's SPECIALS we WlLL PUT 3111201111. emcee
0N dun STOCK 0F KIMONA8 AND onsssme BACKS.

we HAVE: )1 1.11110: 1.11115, ALL Tins YEAa's amen AND PAT-
ranNs.‘ ” ' . ' "“
VALUES mama FROM 500 To $3.00.

0111201111. PRICES THURSDAY AND THE BALANCE or THE WEEK.
we 111.50 INVITE Youn ATTENTION TO 01111 LADIES' suns. "
cotoseo sun‘s .....
whirs eurrs . .....

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11.00 TO 33.00
.....Jszea T0 mos

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