Evening sentinel, Monday, July 29, 1907 · page 2

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

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_ ling
‘3 a. " ‘1»un
Was creed

dbniun. Mo-

,RGISIOIBIN“

arno me a bad throw to
91199.9.“ Brodks acorod.
(lo autism third; 1’. McKonns'.
bile roach Mommy drive.

I'll ni cosmic: h
7 I: b ‘ a coating

(I. nodular II (V out: to .l.

motion: and IFisibebmul ntruokI‘ can:
. (newline Nautical?! Million-I

flipped an? easy out: to'

,I not as 1P Mokennu bit um“

to, the opposite

or, two based. Y.

and. Purriugton
.. . bder as be into
J(iguoli'n'dor all ~thou- (dissed (Ills

y {pinned balloond P McK9II no
boll ,gltaclpn‘ .oh ed the avalanche

i‘u‘i‘f‘li by striking out. Result of the
sljial.trip——six bits four orlors. a stol-
nm and hit batsmauwsoven runs
61 opd‘ added two to their (score
in} half of the seventh. ‘

 

to rights, and stole second. G.
fiiWaa paused and Leonard scor-

3. Leonard going to third
pick out. Lcoumd scored
. error of Moliielllan‘a hit.
then showed very poor
11, u. trying to make third from
the some error. and way:

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

h

oi'gwdlks got thclr last inn oin
ll. Cuhlll singled to left.

a poo throw by J. Mclicnna be' roach
,od (bind and scored on Lauder s liyoul.
to B. MchlIua.

_ ‘The visitors corned iheir last run
. on‘ three consecutive singles by Pur-
rin n. J. McKenna and Barry.

7"”.‘5‘ 9 e score:
Dubllni.
AB It ii PO A E
'l‘. Maroucy. ri. l} 1 I 1 0 2]
Barney. c. ........ 5 0 2 ti .0 2
Purriugtou, 2b. 5 2 3 2 2 0
J McKenna.1b. 5 1‘ '210 0 1
Barry,“ 89. ..... b 1 3 2 1 3
Joyce,3b. .......... 4-i 1 1 4 1
J Maroney.cl’ 4 0 0 1 (l 0'
P,McKennn.li. 4 1 l -i 0 0
McCabc.p .......... 4 1 1 0 r. 0
Totals ........... In 8 ll 27 12 9
Norwaiks.
All R II PC A 3
CNN“ 'le. ......... Ii I l 1 4 ‘l
W.Laudersa ..... 40044:
Bruckner. ........ r. 1 3 u o o
Honniquez, 1b. ..... 4 1 1 ll 0 D
"Impurilib. ....... II I 2 2 1 0
GwLunder. ri. ...... 4 1, 0 0 0 1
Floloohman. ii‘. l3 1 0 2 ll 1
MoGrath. p. 4 .0 I I 2 ll
McKieruamo. ...... fl 0 2 ll 2 0
... Totals ........... 4-2 on: 2713 o
F, Score by innings: ‘ ‘
vaDublius ........ 00000070194!
Norwalku ....... ll 0 (l i 2 (l 2 1 Own
Qdmmary:

Earned I‘unuw-Dubiina 3.

'I‘Nv'o- base lllm—vl-lonrlquoz. Leonard.
MoCabo 'l'. Muronoy,.l. Mclicuna MI:-
‘Kiornan'.

Three-hallo hit—~lirooku.

, Ion bilill’li willooks, ilcurlquoz ...

L on! Joyce.

'qu. op bulls—4M! MeC abo. 3; off
.Mdiirath ..i
0.1:!an out-«Hy McCabo b; by Mo-

mt on busesmbuhliuu 8;
(Vaiks'. iii.

Double playI—Cubill W. Lauder and
Henri llsz.

WII pitch-«McGuire.

mm. on (lrloramllulvliull. ll;
walk». 6.

Hit by pilnhorwl. Maronoy

llmpireI-Illo'nt.

'i‘lmo~'l‘wo hours.

(or;

O

anfiV—‘s

M"

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Nor

W

I
(Nolan of the Diamond.

N at I-‘I'aillrduy' II attraction will he
, o. Potoruonn. of the lludlluu llivcl'
Linda. whom the Norwalkll defeated
. «(on in Ibo afternoon of July i. Tho
I; will bow: to uhow a decided im-
(lineal. to win again irom (hill

’ J , firtlblo (love-nth innioud oi the
_ In maul-nth would be better. .
he, infield in until: in hood of at-
IIIOIQ It. wagging will to an; :n
7 o b w (9 green n
‘ is m 'utlln‘ly dingiiiilcd “tor nun
Month inniu but the pitcher cannot
in Ills Who (I game.
: (libido bouid taken triilo
ting the ball after
, anion much haste often
Int extra hm because oi a

*9 whip in the only (him; that
g m umhiealueariy ov-
, 1 a”
_ accurate on “tin: (info row.
. W
km. In wan-corn. f.
‘ m

,1 Mo oi hi! ill-y“ in mil-ml
Mammy-4mm Punt filial-l.
TIM Milena doieoted tile WestIIotts,

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

it. éaudbrouplil: in‘ the
‘ Mooreu pretty bit to right field;

7‘ .woj‘k at the can

i} the locals tried to rotnleve ihom- '

ow out to T. Maloney Leonard :

..ou bellow—OI! Giblin.3 :

' filth;

limp Mil Jill" .
regular Stamford loyal-s.

Illt

nun ,
tors down In 9 n.

, 'witbout (lily do I.

iboll W

meet any and all teams. ,
Saturday's game was very interact-

tl
and Ridge on second. it
‘~ t'bo‘wboind loam woo bonito

(wine

tlelna' the poem: winner. mainland: moo
went (out in one. (no. titties order in

started ItIholr Iholi ,winb‘ My at the but.
’SmIIlh singled $0»

(or. atui‘o ilouou‘dl
(winning run

'ilbo feature of the some, outside
i'émitli‘o pitching, was the playing or
Clark. oarion' s- new short stop. Her
:ih'ade several brilliant; show and put-
onto ’Ilndi took no tans by storm by- his

ii on all second)
'i‘h'o Darlene am trying to arrange

’I'a notion of three games with the Na-
d .Ilonals of South Norwalk. and may

.play thorn the iir‘st' oil the benign next

. ”suborder y.

The Darlene will 'givo a. dance in
tnoi'liown Hull. tomorrow evening ‘
Saturday's score: .

 

 

Westcotn. ‘ ‘
AB R H 1’0 A ll‘
P._Clark. lb. .. ii 0 1 8 i) J;
Smith. rf. ....... 5 1 0 i) 0 0
_Giblin.p p. . 5 ,1 I 0 0 0
J. Collary, 3b 5 0 I 0. 0 i
" Williams. 21). ...... 5 0 1 0 1. 1
H .......... 4 1 0 1 3 Ir
.......... 4 i 115 3 0
C. Canary, If. ...... Ii 2 1 'l. 0 ]
0’,Conuell cf ...... 3 1 (l 0 0 0
‘D. Clark, of. ....... 1 ‘0 0 0 0 C
.... ..L __ _. .... ....
Totals ........... 41 7 6 25 7 i
‘Ono out when winning run was
scored.
' ‘ Darlenc. .

AB R H PO A F
Louilsburymf. ...... r) 0 1 0 0 (i
Ley.c . 5 2 l 15 3 0
' Bullion p. . . 5 1 1 (l 2 0
ll. Clark. a . ....... 5 i 2 ll 0 l
Moore,3b. ......... 5 0 1. 0 3 l
(Hines, if .......... 4 2 1 1 0 (l
Wilson ............ It 1 1 0 1 I)
Waterbury. lb. 4 l l 8 0 l‘
Cantrell. of. ....... 4 0 I ll 1 ll
: ., , ..l. ... .. .. .. ....
Totals ..........-.41 8 10 2710 :l

" Score by innings: '
Illlli'ulbl‘li.".._..0 3 '1 ‘0 90' 1 2‘1
Bunions ...9. ..0 3 1 0 (l 01 2 i-ll
.Woatcot'ta ...... 0 ll 4 2 1 0 0 ii 0—»?

Summon: Two base Nolan». Clark‘
C Canary. Williams Three base bit—-
Hines. Home rune—Waterbmy. firm
on Smilinl .
Struck' out—~By Smith. 15; by Giblin

Doublo play—JWatcrbul‘y, u‘nas'sl‘st
(Id. Umpire-411‘. ‘.Glynn Time of
game~Two hours. ten minutes.

NATIONALS. 11: RIDGEFIELD896

The Nationals added another victory
to their credit. Saturday, when thm

 

‘ took Ilidgeileld into camp by tho soon

oi ii to ll. hitting the ball for fifteen
hits. including tour two-buggers and
a triple. and giving Ridgcilold her first
defeat since Decoration Day and only
the II rd dcioal. oi the season, The
oldn have been going at a (an
clip this season and playing good ball
but. they could not aloud the heavy

"hitting oi the Nationals who lIIIoclIIIIl

\Vbiitlock out of the box in the hill:
and hit Osborne. Ridgeilelds boat
pitcher. [or uovcn hits In {our Innings
among them a ibreumbagger and "VIII
two-buggers: Tho. Ridgoiiollla played a
fast holding salon. having only two
errors. The Nationals Won tho game!
whom by good billing. their bills to
'tlilinp‘ Iwentyone buses.

RI goflniliii ....I 0101i 20006

Summary: Throo- hallo hum-Keene
'I‘onanIIV hilly-«IKIIYIlI-r, Lari-Iliad. Fl.
(‘roagh 2 Find bnuo on buibluOlt
Voill. 7; (ll! Whitlocll, ll: off Oubui‘no.
3. it by pitcher-«Kennel, Miilei. Whit
lock Double playuw-R. (”trough bar:
Hagan liliII Y) Crumb: andun. Crouch
lay and Which. lilting-Ci! Whitloolt.
8 in 5 innings. oil' Osborne. 7 in I inn
(lingo. Time at mom'i‘wo hours. ton
minutes. Umpiresmiur. Kirk. Chill‘leti
Lockwood Pavilion nation-4X90”. VilII
(ion. bolt on buildilI-“NIAIIOIIIIIII. 'l;
Minefield 9. ‘ ‘

WIOT AVIS. 10. ORIQCENT III“. 0.

The Wm Avenues doubted the
W dubious. of him Nor-(walk.
ti 7

 

 

oi the Wool. hymen.

(in ms: '
wm Avsmt. cmunt Junion.
.i.Di(brow..............0.391199“

 

at .
smith. who has neon point at

I
Clark at short Is now (Inflammgtm

’ 'Ieam‘ wi

their half of the ninth The Darieusl.
Giulio suocoodod I'll striicing him occur.

 
 
 
 
 

Loy hohiml‘ the but ,
91901919.de great ball. catching thre‘n .'

‘95.

Till! 990m:
' Nationals,
31 II PC A Fv
Koono. li. .......... -...l I 2 0 0
Friend. (Ii ............ .. 2 0 ii I l
lorrigun. 2b .......... 3 4 .’ 7 ll
ll. Crcngll. Ill). ........ (I 3 2 2 0

12.0I'ungh. lb. . ....... 2 3 -9 0 ll
Keyucr, (Ill. .. ......... 0 i i .' i
Knorr. c. ............ ll 2 ill 1 i
Volk,p. ......... .....il I ll 31
licaley. rf. 0 ll 0 1 1
Totals ..............11 i5 27 18 f9

Ridgofloldl.

. ll H i’() A ll":
16rhnrd,ua..........i 0 i) 3 0
Doberman" p 0 ll 0 I (l
Vulden.c. ............2 ii iii 2 0

‘roucblcy.2b. ........i ll Ii 4 i
Milk-(nib. ..... .......i 2 7 ‘l 0
Kililiiji.3b............. ll 2 l I 0
lleoll.li. ....... . ...... il (l I ll 0
Hicvullu.ci............0 ll 2 l) 1
Whiiloch,p.,ri. .......l Ii 2 I) 0

1‘0qu ti 7 2712 2

Score by inninm:

Naloimlll .90808401 9....“

afternoon by (us more oi ill ~ 5

Million! G10 amount 9 _
onus nuts. Wilbur

909999.909.

ll‘inlt balsa.
Boeoud base. 3'
bane.

Sh hurt stop.
\ Halioran ...”
Ill

 

.o‘u lilo itoio'n

ilQIO 4. M
military for

Stroblnoyor‘n Arthur

torn oi ill 6 (lune grounds. next Sutur-
(lay adorned: at 3; 30 o 'cloek.
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WINNIP'AIJKO. 2; Y. M. 09 A3691-

lblimuk. "

Idii‘i'o'rent (Ii

lPulo "Crowds having been sold.
Wu—

EGB. 8: WILTONB, 0.

ThNou nim'eg Club baueball

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Nutmeg Club
DANGEROUS HUMOR. , ~

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"~ Lalughlng at a J'uror’u Joke Might

Have Lost the Can.
(From the Utlca Observer.)

tlve

~seated himself near the july us they

judge wan 1an in mourning the bench,

‘ and the party to the unit overheard
one of the jurors romalk that the

judge “must have had fish for din
nor."
‘mirth- provoking joke." The decisiI'In
of tho cage. which ,was In
the mun who laughed at the iuror‘s

Court oi Appeals decided that

‘lo found an appeal.
The decision on that .grouud
doubtless correct.

juror making such a “mirth-provoking"

case at least have been sent back im

oi humor.

i‘ho trouble was. the lawyer who made

' the appeal based his appeal on the
He should

wrong side of the Joke.
not. have complained that tho party
0 the. suit laughed at the alleged

the juror made it.
impugned the Intelligence oi the jur

party. The successful party was not
to blame. _
luugiiinr-not at the "mirth-provok-

Iokcr. And. of course, tho joker be.

son of his mirth.

roulllta of a similar oifouca whorl: III

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

it... livl .~‘\c .9". Ah’wd‘f'l

bums 9' Cold Ill One Night.
duhralliood to Que All

 
 
 

sum W
San: llrgal (told

Kills tho Oulardl Mloll'obolllld

MIWPWMW

 

 

 

ouch .... 0 Murray"

.Byxbeo .....9....,.... l. Connors

, Point diamond. and
llo'iornler (bani wan by the score of
I13 and Cakes were the
mm a and Joseph
urban for the
Bell: Island foam. The (doll island
city with the contort: Jun-

'l‘ho Winilpan‘k baseball team do-
oatcd the Bridgeport Y. M. C A.'s in
good porno at Winnlpnuk. Saturday
Harpoon". y the score of 2 to 1 Blltt
and Mnlvo wore the battery, for Win-
o game was played on u,
amend tlqu usual, the old.

 

team
I. (wont to" Wilton Saturday afternoon and
played a pickup nine in that place. The
Norwulkers won by the score of 8 to
VII. Chester Mockor pitched for the

Does tho foot that the man who in
one of the principal parties to a coup
. Viaugbs at u Joke modulo (1 Jurox
give the defeated party In the cane
'll-rlght. on this basis, to claim u new
trial? The Missouri Court of Annuals
has decided this question in tho negli-

iu the case in question, McGraiv
vs. O'Neil tho party to the suit who
was eventually the successful party,

were roturuiug from luncheon. The:

whereuponIbo laughed as at a
favor at

finite. was appealed, but. the Missouri
to
laugh at such a joke did not give the
defeated party any basis upon which

in
liut had the appeal
been Mood on a,conteutlon that a

just" Incompetent .lo render a proper
’leclsion In any matter ol’ serious im-
part. would not the Court of Appeal»
lave given a more serious considera-
(ion to the case, and might not the

trial before a dozen men whoso sense
and their lnicreutiul scoop

of sobriety and common sense and jus-
tice were. a trifle more ill evidence?

loko. He should have complained that
He should have

or, not the conduct oi the successful
Poor mun. ho couldn‘t help
lug joke." but at the mirth-provoking

his a member of the. jury. he could
lot will explain to the court the row

:Iint We have curious doubts bi the

stead of one of the jurors the joker
We shall

‘huucod to be tbs judllc.
reservgouln snob (I oldie until
prowl,“ ' afifi bullion ‘

 

3W
lily Radical Curl: for" Bronchitis. 50c:
Group In a few Minutes.
unsuited lanolin
lily Positive Cll'l'é IOI' Ollick maintain. .

Cum Hay Fever or Money Rounded. 59¢ .. $999

., Only ruling to (null no (Immune.
m a“ ”young ”w

259 lilio and
5,89 JAGKWN G 60.. MC

 

nylon approach
' oi the limit Philippine gonoral election
on duly 30 when u illillipplno Consuelo:
will be choice. is parked by 999th
thlouallout the inlandu in ‘ll of the
strenuous (shorts made by this party
lenders to bring out the vote. Reports
received from the ”provincial: indicate
that less‘thau 10"per cent. of the” en.
tire voting population boil momma
its intention to lain: advantago of this
no: opportunity to elect dcicgidles (o
the Natioilul Cougrono. it 19% ost'l‘nlait-

all (but the total registered ugh:
1999' than .80 000. ’1th loaders nop'teid

the election, but Without success. , .
The com Ilexion oi the campaign in
kul'éidoucbp n.
independent iu'ciiona, which
under the name “Nilflonnlintasl” ap-
pea'rod to contrOl
till: Pregrossivos. doorotln'y 'l‘lilt' ‘9 old
Federal Govoriimollt
been: to have much or n ioilm‘ving ont-

..situution i9 ghangod. however, and to
day any ilrll'diction Would be futile

(no Piogro'ssivos poem to be good. .
Tho déath sentenc'oi: passed upon
solely. Monmlon. Vilihtuorta and Boy
~ oga‘ for outlawry Were confirnled by
the Supreme Court todaY This action
. in tho case oi Sukay is thought to

Ilor Gomez. 0. Nationalist lender. Go
Inez acted as the agdut of tine govern»
ment in inducing Sukuy and his fol.
lqwers to sulrondor, and he promised
the people that they never would be
convicted. , .

 

8TOP THAT COLD ~ :
or it only result. in Pneumonl9. Bra-
ziliun Balm ls bl‘fldkln'g' up midi! when-
over tried. almost without exception.
10, 25. 606 and $1.00 bottles. The Chi
ford. Baxter's and Pleistod’s . ”
J ROCKEFELLER GIVES ADVICE.
CLEVELAND. 0 .July 29 ~John D
Rockefeller: (old mohlllpla of tho- Sun?

 

lilo butteiily pursuits oi lilo and do
around you.
September since I came into Sunday
.school" he continued. "I Was 14

{he most important (if my life.
lady came to me oné day and asked
if I belonged to Sunday school. I told
her i belonged to the Baptist.
was (I Presbyteriun and did not have
much use for Baptists but she told me
to stick to it and I always have. "

 

—-Cures baby' 8
outs and bruises.
zrandma 3.0
Welcome
remedy.

Thomas:
.. _ . g MUM",

 

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c. T. A, u. cowarmou.
NEW BRITAIN. July 29.—-At thc an-
nqu convention of gin: Catholic 'i‘olnl

 

Abstinence Unloat be held in Tor-
ringtou, Rev. Michn A. Sullivan, pas-
tor of the Church of the Immaculate

be elected president to succeed ,Rcv.

clinod a roclootinn.’
domed by the Ne‘w Haven Society.
which in the largest in the state. and
u numbor of ()IIll‘l‘ sIu‘loiics.

several yearn pastor of St. Paul‘s

Church, Remington.

BERLIN BABY GIRL STABBED.
BERLIN. July

 

plo‘s district.

 

A married man ill mighty Bullish to
.vanI to spend any of III!) own money
. i. _

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

ll

H283;

..V

cum in One Mobili- .

mu;

' (bangers on a Third avenue trollcy

ovér'y expedient to create interest ink
Flour months ago (no.
united
tho situation. and'
party, did not "
side of the, oiliee- holding element. The '

il‘he‘ Nucloiiulilltas lu‘tvo boon I'lplit up '9:
{by factionlt'l fights. and the chances of

signify the political death of. Domina- '

‘day school of tho Epclld‘ Amalie Burr
lint. Church ycstendby «that: the grout
secret. of success In “Get away from

voIc yourself to doing good to these
It will be 54 years next

, 0an oi age. and I consider that event
An old

She

gr l‘dui'i. Willie' a daily
i’lilfl'fl sore throat,
lameness w—Dr

Conception in Hartford, will probably

John J. Elly. oi Slrniiel‘d. whohss do-
He has been on-

lI‘uIlior
Sullivan was formerly a curato at St.
John‘s Cbul'cll..Now lievcn. and for

zit—«A girl baby. it
in rcportcd, want clubbed bore today.
The outrage occurred In the Schoen-
hanucr Alice, a crowded working peo-

: NEW noun, July 27.~Louls Koen-'
man, a driver. was killed and the no»:

"car were thrown into a bonle by u

(all; was running at .ihfi'ill'li urltood; (:1pr
, rd a noun. r 9 we (on
IE” m vegml ? ‘ ‘ (but 917%
Charids Caliban .Ilnat‘ (in, x .

call Louhl Koonmun was length Elvin)
horses. ’l’bc collision (copied lilo cal‘t
over anda pushed it noble throwing
Causpo will an: the street and beiovo the
our d(Ion d be utoppo‘d (9mm Kowloon
(and one of the horizon against a. stool
,ol‘pvutod railroad pillar. Both the
man and horse were crushed and mum _

 
 

 

 

Inolitiy (I warn knocked. dhwu infill! <
gtnuflic w s tied up for u people of
hours. Cuubucl'r up. slightly loinil‘e‘d.‘

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“ 2 Loud Luv: THE hum

is the popular cry throughput will?
bean countries; while in America, this
my of the present day is "Long live Dr.
in‘z' s New Discovery, King of 'l‘ivwlli
ud Lun Rsmodloil!" oi wb, ll" Mrs.
(Julio fly or. Paine, Truro, 99299.. sail!!!
,"Ii never fails ”to give in’inmdhito ro-
lie! and to quickly curt: a cough or
coldl" , Mrs Painoll: opinion Is ((119er
by a majority of tho inbahltantc of. .
‘tbis «pantry.
oak lungs and sore throats after all
other remedies have failed; and ior
coughs and colds it's the only 9‘qu
curs. Guarantood yF. Ii. Baxter.
South Novwalk.‘ and. iii. 1’. Wood. Nor,-
'walk drugsists. 509 and $1.60. Trial
‘bottlé free. .I

MILITARY MEN RETURN HOME.
: The state camp at Nlu-utic went out ~

 
 

 

“When colols were run down. ufid Gear
(uni- Russell Front. and atom; who had

gu‘lso left the wounds General Frost.
rturncd lo South Norwalk in Major
bun Hill's automobile. Iogclhur with ‘
Major FIedcrichA. i'iill. and Cilnuiibnr
holds ..Robichaud of South Nomadic;
and Colonel John H. Wade. oi Bridge-
port. Tho otbol South Norwulk ()mccrs .
roturued home by train. Govciuor
Woodrui’i and members of hill stuff
deported early and the first" command
to be in leadiaess to move (you the:
Bil-com] section. Mun-blue Gun bulloly .
which began outrulnlug just uitoi‘ ‘12'
o‘clock taking with it the most of the -
'llorses which belonged to New Ildven.
The train left for New Haven at 12:30 .
Ind half an hour later Captain Luri- ‘.
IIIIIgton had his troopers on another
train bound for the some dostoiuatlon. .
The first iuianlry followed on tw‘o lu-
,tprtnrius and the last command to

the field artillery
AND EYE TO BUSINESS IN EAST: '

Illustiord Wilnih'ar 1': County
or

We have just opcucd a second- hand
furniture store. We buy and soil all
kinds of antique and modern goodu at
short notice. ,
{iIiMilll do so :Ioieatiful in lo a that
young pigs and calves are grout
demand.

We nearly sold lI‘rIId Cunningham .
ICIII fresh cows July 3. We bought
two best cows of George llonca same
day.

Strawberries are not particular who
eats them. .

'Wo have post cards of nearly all
local places photographed by Artist
Walter Dodge.

WI: (10lele the flock of snoop and
lambs. also cowo, of tho late Mra. E.
Holdings Warren and will buy some
if no one also has (some.

- Ally store can sell loin oi goods if
they have some to soil and the prices
are right.

Frank Greene (II Asbiord bought
Miss Josephine Worn-en’s «beep and
lambs. 25 In all. Your correspondent
Baa secured the (Iowa. three ill num-
or.

Of course we conveyed tho Y. Ml C
Auearupors Monday with our. team to
Cryutul Lake.

Trans-

 
 

 

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Rump lilniuluq
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strange accident today. The" irollbil ,

led to 9th The force of tho noi-
lfiaiorl :fiureat Illat tho overhead

I.

Now Discovery cures ,~

:oi commission. Saturday afternoon, j_

witnessed the departure of the troops .

gel. (Why were the Second Iuintry and ‘ .

 

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I'h' Store closes every day at 5 p. at.

1': 1""“il ll.

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“All"?

A Clearance of dainty (styles

read. Co.

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m. (a; lid
except Saturdays.

I . (In ".1 lull

in odd sizes. '

This is a mi.IiccllnudonpI collection of dainty Lawn
Sacducs and Kimonos, rarlgly‘ pretty fashions in colon; and

‘ wllitc. ploiu and dotted IllnsIIns. inc
necks and late yokcs and elbow slccv
the I)(lll(I0ll‘ or the breakfast table.

e tri1umcd,.with low
cs. Dainty styles for

Some of them have been

handled and are a trifle musam (I. ‘ The prices on all all: much

reduced.

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.4 III wIIiIIc, were $3. 50, fol $2.15. I:

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Light colors, were $2. 25, 1'01 980.

Some that wcré $5. no ahd $5~ sofifor 330$" '

 

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Undcrmnslin Section.

Silk Sloped Cotton Challis.

Special at 12 Ac.

In these you find the identical patterns of the old fash~

ioued wool Challis, the flowers in blue, lavender, pink and

blue.

They all appear on a patio cream ground and the

weave looks like wool. filmy: will make very dainty and no

' expensive house gowns or satqucs.
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991/..- 8 yard.
Wash Goods Section.

Swiss Ribbed Undervosls

19c, special.

regular Iy 25c, offcrcd at; 19c cach.

Very attractive little summer. Undenvests, lace trim-
med with a wide band of inscrilon across the front.

Wm Ill

woolen’ s Neckweal.

An odd lot at clearance.

Imported Stocks, Swiss cmlnoidc

liuud made and embroidered Cl
at 39c. .

Linen ElliI)l“i)I(‘It‘Il‘(I Stocks only a
good Worth (lsc, at 50c.

Swiss lies, embroidered ends, 10

red. 39c value, at 25c.
Icmisettes, value ()9,

low but exceptionally

and 19c.

lialI~Price In the Crolzkelu Store.

\Vc want you to notice the table which contains articles

at half price and ticketed accordingly. Vascs, Brie—u—
brace, etc
. -75I: Vases . 38c. . 75c Jugs , .380
I959 Crackcr Jars 48c. . ‘. GI. 25 Taukards} It . 88c. .
"I $1. 25 Lovilig Cups '"al 680. . » I Id.

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Thursday is Bargain Day

FOR THIG WEEK'S SPECIALS WE WIL

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ON OUR STOCK OF KIMONAS AND DRESSING SACKS.

WE HAVE. A LARGE LINE, ALL THIS YEAR'S STYLES AND PAT-

TERMS.

VALUES HANGING FROM 500 TO $3.00.
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