very worst: arm of.
it gratitude.
nimble to ctteud to my 111111611
11111110110111 With only tool
operation which I was advise:
”minis Ve stable 011111 111111:
1 ttcr heal
'nued From First Page.
«11-1—1..-
th 11 bases occupied This bit
gum: and athletic ability of
ulai‘ first baseman the game
‘11 been won right there.
, gain in the ninth did the 10-
It the game out; of the fire by
hiding. Louis Lnrilgnii, of the
, uncle, was prepsed into service at
last minute, and went into right
The only chance the local out-
at! was in tho ninth inning
with one out and 11 man on third
at, Feniioriinn hit. to right hold.
1 .111 caught the ball und by 11
and 11ccu111‘t11 “new to lienriquo'l
p the g1111111 with :1 [inc double
uiiuiiighuni 111.1;hoit 1911111 put
6" and Tumor who 11.1.. been
voi‘t'il times before while ex-
eiy wild kept his hits down bot-
an McGi‘nth but. the latter was
support of tho gllt-cdncd cliar~
ivhllo tin.1 visitors' errors were
Tb, game by innings:
r31. iniiliig—Feniiciii 1n poitcd a
u. 1‘ one at Cunningham which lie.
11111111111111.1110. singled to center 11d-
11:: Feuucimnnu Buslicr hit to
(:6 'th who threw i‘11nu111nau out at
hil‘tl.“'13rognn fannc1l.l..11gg11 hit a but
1111 Which Mcf} ratli paitly intercepted
and Cunningham picked the bull up
1111 whipped It to first in line shape.
. “Tho ‘vifiltow started just as the Nor
walks di‘d. Wager dropped on 111111in
,lii‘own ball and Cunningham was s‘nfe
Gunnyweut to second on :1 wild pitch.
Cahlil flied out 10 '111111111 livnriqucz
bit. into 1111 91‘101' 111 short Cuniiy go-
, .1113 to third. lionriuntv. stole or mud
. Leonard raised 0111.1 to Wager and Mo
,Girath struck out.
‘ Second in lg‘mAflPl‘ Wnnor and
d to right. Turner and
duck then got. himself
But he tin-ii smashed
if licuriqncz 1. lit-ad but. by :i
1 gran mp the latter cuugbt the ball
in his gloved hand.
Flclaqhinau was out, llushcr to Wii
yger. McKiernau :1 third strike 11' :13 on
a wild pitch. and he took first Milli
' “, 'McKiornmi advancing.
” reed Milli out. at second.
jgbing to lllll‘tl.l1llll‘lgitll illl‘d
narcotic, not won caught molly
, lnnlngmlluslior flied out to
aid . 'Bi'ognn dropped due in front
fluttered intertidal for two yenrchfi
than Ihave been 111:- nanny yearn." .
been should cncooru l
11': 09111119191111 before 11
,1.
tiled to score on ancrs hit: to Gun
and won a. bouillon it; mv‘ob f . .
ornry rel £1111 con ant yob ‘
to 1111111313011 celled wwy’h‘yai
it cured me o: flit! terrible troubl
...—.....MWM
of the plate which McKlernan scooped
up and got to first in 11111111111350
nlugled to ilght, but was caught on
the steel to second.
Cunningham was out, Turner to We
gcr. Cohlll struck out. i-lcnrinuez hit
a hot one that just touched Turner's
hands, and he stole second. Leonard .0"
was out, l'lurke to Wager.
Wager at first, Johnson fanned and
Ctlllllllilgllali‘l made a line stop of Tur-
11ers elzzler, imetiiing him at first.
McGrath singled to right. Fleischv
man sucrifled nicely to first. Mctii‘utli
going to ‘socond, but Mcchi‘nnn struck
out and Mull was retired, Turner to
Wager. ’
Fifth innlun—Fcunci‘unn 111111 Kcily
Wont. out on windmill gyrntions. Cun-
ningham robbed liurko of another hit
by 11 line 111111 bended catch of his
drive
Lurrlgnii cont :1 fine single to right.
Cunnliighnm i‘unnod.l.:1rrignii 1111.".
(ought off first. by Brognn's slick
throw. With two out Turner succes-
sively passed Caliill, llcui‘lqucz and
Leonard, but McGrnth could do no hot-
t11r than strike 0111.
Sixth inning-«’l‘his inning was pro
ducllve of the visitors' only i'dno
ilusher singled to center. ilrognn
was cafe on 11 lioldcr‘ 3 choice. Legge
then hit to left and on McKiernunfor
ciror of the throw to catch Bushéf
oi the 11111111 both Bushcr and Bro n‘
scored. I.cgge stopped at third
lliliglmm.‘ The latter threw to Mt:-
Kiernon, heading him off. Leonard
and McGrath then got into the play.
McGratli getting the potent. Johnson
wus retired (‘uuninglnun to Henri
1111112. Turner popped up :1 high 0111:
to Honrlqucz.
The. locals not one in their hall’ of
the inning. Fleischmuu rolled 11 slow
out1 toward short. Turucr got the bull
and 111111111 11 wild throw to first. h‘lclncli—
1111111 going to second. MrKiernnn
grounded out. to Wager, 111.111.111.111“;
inking third. Mull fllOd out to Logan.
Fleischman scoring utter the catch.
l..:1rrig:1u flied out to Kelly.
Seventh iunlngw-Kclly was thrown
cut :11. first by Cunningham. Mrtlrath
atoppcd l1‘cnucrnnu'n whistler null 1‘11-
llrod him at first. llurke struck out.
This proved 1hr.1 "lucky seventh“ for
Norwolk. Cunningham walked. Ca-
hill fanned. l-it‘iii‘loticz singled to
right. Cunningham going, to third.
iinrkc mode :1 bad throw to first. of
Leonard's hit. Cunningham scoring.
Leonard scored on itrounu's poor
throw to catch him at third. McGritth
antlFlcincliiiinii tlicu struck out.
Eighth lnnliig—«lluehrr flied out. to
Lcouurtl. lirognu was retired, Mctirnth
Fourth iiinlng—vtiuiiiiingiiain rein-111‘. '1
oblint'l'leinnin[rm—Johann this 1111...:
11011119911 194:1;l‘cn1‘lquez. Turner singled
. ,follbwed with one to '
‘ it. and 11111111111111: 11111111111111 looked -. -
(“11".
NorthIk. '
‘o:
1 All R H P .A.
Cunningham, 1111. 4 1 ‘1 1 ti
.Oiililll,.-._2b‘ .........4 0‘0 3 0
Henldduon. 1b. i .1. 212 ‘0
Leonard. 3b. ...-.... : 0 0‘ 2 2
Mctil‘rtth, p. 4 (ii 1 3
Fleiscliuiau, if. 3 1 1 0 0
Mcchrnun, c 4 0 0 7 3
Mtill;‘11i'.....:.::..:i 0 0 0 0'
Larrlguii, 11.. .. 4 0, 1‘, ‘1. 1
Totals . ....... ...liZ‘ 3 6.27 15' 2.".
Oak Field Club. .
. ‘ ‘ All it it PO A E
Foniiornnn, if. . .. 4 (l 0 ti; 0 0‘
Burko, 2b. ......... 4 t) 1 2 3 2
Iliiitili111‘,ss.......... 4 1 1 1 .l. 1
Bromine ......... 4 1 0 il 1 i ‘
Loggia; cf. ...... 4 0 3. 1 0 0
Wager, 1b ......... 4 0 1‘ 9 0 1
Johnson. 3b. ....... 4 0 1 0 110 ti
Tui‘.uer,p ...... Ii 0 l 1 2, 1,
Kelly, 1-1. .......... 4 0 1 1 11 11
'Totaln ”...“...36 2 9,24 7 6
Score by innings: '
Norwulk ........ 11 0 11 11 1 2 o 114%
Oiiki". C. ....... 0000 2000~—2
Summary:
Three-base liitwimggo.
Secrillcu liit—Flcieclimnn,
Stolen l1nsce~ilenrlqucz 2, Tumor.
First on liltiltleiT Turner 5.
Struck out—«ily‘ McGi'utli, 7; by
Turner. ll).
Left on haeeuw—NOI walk 11; Oak F.
'Douh'lc ploy—«Lai‘rlgnu 11nd 1111an-
11111:.
Wild pltchcs~Turue13 2.
Passed bulls—~11ronan,l.
I“First on crr01s-—Norwulk, 4; Oak
‘.C., l.
I[lit by pltr.lior———i1'cnncrnan.
limpird—‘Dcst.
Time—nope hour, 47 minutes.
Notes oi the Diamond.
Stamford again next Saturday.
About time we took another from
them.
Turner ‘nbows a great improvement
since his last appearance lior11 lie
has a fine 11111011111011: of builders and
11 good spit b11ll,bnt 111.1 in will] v11ry
wild.
1.1111111 111 didn't strike out once Prat.
13‘ good against 3111b :1 pltclioi.
ili'ookn has joined 11111 ilurtl‘ordn of
tin.1 81.11111 League and if iu- lifts any-
where 1111111, no to his mark here he
will make good.
. Hits of the locals won1 1-1111r111l1ut
.tglic yiniloiu were robbed of 1111\"11111l
by the gill- Ninth fielding of the N111-
w lks.
icnrlqurz was greeted with 11111
none for several innings curry time
11111111111111 in. ”in much wns own bet-
ter; than Wagner‘s In the Stnnii‘oi‘d
garlic, 11nd that in saying 11 good deal.
‘.unsn Louie Lurrlgnn will do. 1111
111111111 some line catches in practice.
NATIONALS, 10; NUTMEGS, 0.
The Preliminary Game at Walkcver
for South Narwalk Players.
'i‘lit1 Nationals found tht1 Nutincgs
easy Saturday in tho preliminary 111111111
21 i gave them it bud drubbing, wiii—
iiing by the score of it) to 0. The N11-
tloiutln 1111111111! foi ' in the first. two
in 11111 third lllltl‘hi‘ll, as they had
things all il111li‘ow11 wav took tliiiign
cosy and kept the Nutmcnn from Hebr-
inn The) scored four 1110111 in tho
11111111111111 inning. Vol11, tin-..‘Natlonnl‘s
crack pitcher, had 0111 Nutiuogs :11 his
mercy till the time. striking out thir-
1111111 1111111 and only allowing flirt-11 scat-
tered hits. The beat play of the gumc
was a running piciwp by harrigou
in the accond inning, getting the ball
and touching around 1111:! then throw
11111 to lilll,1‘un1pl11llng 11. fast doubh1
pin The Nationals played 11‘ good
1
1.
«Cures a Cold in One Night:
' Only Thing
second. “out!
votiflng loch
Mills a boil
‘6 attached to Cure Any Cough. 2511
Only Radical Cure for Bronchitis. 501:
(litres Worst Group 1.1 a Few Minutes.
10111;“ Sore ’i hroat and Ulceratad Tonclls.
13. 111.111... Cure for Quick Consumption. 1.
Kills 11111 0111111. Mirrobc and 01111111 in 01111 Month.
0pm Breathing rum. 11nd Boner-I flooring.
Outeaiiayfoler or Money Relunded. 5011- $1.00
‘ on Earth That
great Asthma.
1111.11.11. 111111113. pro
"1'1? 11‘1 l .1111.
1401‘ It!!! IVAN-till.“ IN '0
Illllo the Streptococus. the 1mm M 01111 hook the smooch.
1111» old Grip 11111. of the system. restoring the vigor of youth.
Cure! 111m». Constipation and Files. when 1111.1“ folio. lump!
11134111111115. 'Zaraclieinimlm filth the pain of b». when or
11.1.... stings to I ’
1 20 do
IOI’OI
low.
M.
moot Toxicolr. fair
lot-,1 era-11111101111:
liver 11:de
, ml 11110111111111: 11m
my. 111111111111 a 11
11.1111. 111 11111111...
11111111 01-11 51111 of,
Teutonic (I 1111111111111
W) $861.
ye trout-
‘1 .
Fonnerunu neat which one to‘ .
111111111111: and be 11.111111111111111 proceed -
111‘ root 111111.. by doubling up
c¢wcoo¢cwsu
. .veizy giHutlfylug
11115111901131: vaasai. 1171111111511.
' Machine,
n which was abandoned by her crew of
' 1 11111111. presumably by wrcclieru.
f more of the receiver of wmoku the
1 an
‘ New York.
‘ :11 11111111111111. 18811.
‘ hliflil y. ‘
' 23911111111131; talc ornght.
. 1111111111 111
11111111111101.1111. 1110,1111.
M1111k11i'.3.
Struck out-43y Volk, 13; by Mock-
111‘, 6.
Double ploy—i..ar1‘,lgau and llill.
Wild Dunno—Monitor.
l’nsscd boll—(111111". .
[lit by pitched l111ll».—l{ecuo.
Left. on buses—«Nationals,
11:11:13.4.
Stolen buses—~Kcencu ", E Crcaghii
Luriignii iiill. Cnncy.
U111pli'cmilognrdua.
'l‘iiucw-Ono- hour, 10 minutes.
BASEBALL RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Nut
5;
Exhibition Game.
Brooklyn (N. [1.1. 4;
. Waterbury
(Conn. [41,3.’ ‘
”1..
National Lcdwe.
I’ltisburg. 3; (‘.l1icugp,2 (first 151111111).
Chicago, .'1; l’itinburg 0181111111111 1111)
Cincinnati 6; 81.1.1111ls‘0, first
gaincl. Cincinnati 2‘ St. Louis. 1
(second game). 9
American League.
Chicano. 3;]31111‘1111 0 (ll inningsl'.
, St Louis. 3:12levelu1‘11l.l (first
1111111111. (.‘l11111laiid.3; St. Louis, :3
isccuiid gninc).
“”4”-.me
w—Stop earnclm in two 1 minutes,
toothache or pain of union could in
.live minutes, lionrnoucsu, one hour.
muscle ache, two hours, sore throat
twelve liours-liiz 'i‘homiui Eclcclrlc
Oil, inounrcii over pain.
FISHING FLEET READY.
GLOUCESTER. Mane. Sept..,9.~'l‘he
fishing Intercom are delighted with tho
111111111 111011111: vlvoudi for tho 111111110111111
1111111 fishing, and n lioct of forty soil
will probnhly learn for the Boy of is
lu‘udu about. the limit of October While
it was felt that 11 s111isi'n1tor1 .m 11111.11
input would be i‘cuclied in the negotla
11111111 111. London, it was fun rod that
exoctiux restrictions might be 1111111111111
ed including a prohibition 11511111111 the
hiring of notlves. it has been found
1111 11111111119 to take crown (or the suit
1111 {1117.011 herring fishing from thin
pout and the fishing firms were very
notions that the uncalled native c inner;
‘uliouid continue in force. The Sunday
dishing and the purse coining were.
willingly given up, but the native 11111-
01111111111 11111111111 won regni‘dod 1111 the
(1111. important. and its retention in
or. 101111. N. n
Supt. 9. mThc
Maluc,
oc'hooner Decorra,
nix men In 11111 buy of Fundy hint Fri-
dny in 11. ninklni: condition. has been
stripped of her stores, ropes and {it
31'
1101 but: been stripped of her nulls.
lie liccorrn was loaded With cool
bound for Wanip‘orh Me. fro
Whoa nbundoned by h .1
crew on F‘i‘lduy it was thought that site
.‘i‘
. could no: remain above the surface of
11111 111111011 an hour longer. The Decor
ra was 18] Million tone, 11nd was built
lie Marmot vnliion
WWW
DH'IDEGROOM KILLED BY LIGHT-
111111113
nor SPRINGS Ark. Sept. u.«
While on the way to 1111 11111111111111.1311-
11 Burner: yesterday wail 111111111 by
"(fighting while 111111113111 11 wagon. The
1111 111111 were killed. Wisdom: guests
hull uaaemlileti in anticipation oi the
marriage at 1311111911. 11111: Whtih be full»
1111 to appear. they found his 11111111 body
. whine going towards 11111 hence.
BISHOP OF CHICK 0?;8 DEAD.
1.1111110111811111. 11. e 111111111 111‘
Chicheuter 'the itt.‘ R6111 11111191 no
1111111 Wilberforce, 131)., died teddy at
He ‘wae
lo and was 3 run 11! the ”law
11131111191111.1111 Wilberforce. 111111011 of
‘Wincliertqi‘.
1
floo-
‘ stovctoundry 111‘ America. .1
e assured of honey v a, inexlmu '
game in the field haying only one 1.1:...
play charged against them. ‘
The score:
.. . Nationala.
‘ R ii PO A E
R.Crengh 311. ........(l 2 0 0 (1
Friend, of 0 0 .l 1 0
hari‘lgou, 2b. ..... 3 2 2 2 1..
concJL. ...... .....3 1 .1 0 0‘,
Mill,.1.b. ..... . ....... 2 1 3 0 0 .
l“. Crongh, l'f. . ....... 2» l. 0. 01 ll
‘Kcyser, 1111.. ......... . 0 0 0 2 0
' one. c. .............. 0 1 14 0 0
Volk, p. .............. 0 i 0, 0 0
Totals ..............10 92L 5 1
Nutmegs. ‘
" it [1 PO A E
Smith, 113. ....... 11 0 1 1 0
Turner, 2b. ........... 0 i 0 0 0
Vcttcrieimlh. ........ ~. 0 0. fi 0 0
Knorr, 3b. ............ 0 l 3 1 ,i,‘
lingoii, if. ............ 0 '0 1 1 1
itililll, c. ............. (l, 0 8 i. 1
Monitor. 11. ........... .. 0‘ 1 1 3 2
Whitmrl’. ....... 0 (I 2 0 0
(Janey, cf. ....... 0 0 0 0 0
Totals .............. 0 3 21 7 5
Score by innings:
Nutlolinle ..... .....4 0 2 0 0 0 4—40
Nutuicgs ........ ..0 0 0 (l 0 (I 0-- 0
Summary:
'l‘I11'1111>l1111111 liltwiiill.
’l‘wo- base lili..~—l arrignn
Iinscs on linlls——-()li‘ Volk. 2; off
; curslons are olreny
Mcniem range. '1
a the bulltdn
HORACE R. NASH. comm North Main and West Streeti.
r
ADVANTAGES OF A
l‘
Mountain Re9lons Particularly
Attractive in Autiimn, 'iui‘ti
hotels Reduce Rules
Quite a bomber of local people have
postponed their vacations, preferring
to have them during the cool weather
of early fall, rather than in the heat
of. summer, when enjoyment is diffi-
cult, even under the best circnmstnii-
ces. Another advantage in the cheap
noes of outings" in the fall. "Iii'Scp-
tembcr, and I11 the first half of on.»
her, the railroad companies in this
part of the country are conducting a
large number of excursions, and also
offer special inducements iii the way
of reduced fares
in this wuy it is possible to visit the
White Mountains, the Adirondacks,
Vermont, and many ‘ other places
sought out by tourists. 111, small cost.
'l‘lien loo, the mountain scenery espec-
lolly is bountiful at this tlin‘c of the
y‘cnr.
close for the season, also offer spec-
ial rates in 1111 effort to continue hunt-
nch 1111101113 as possible after the sum-
11101‘ visitors have deported. For those
who like quiet, as wall as the1 beauties
of autumn. there is every reason why
the vocations should be taken during
the present month or early 1 tober.
Besides these excursion ra to the
'uio’untains, and other points of inter-
est, there are 11 number of excursions
to New York. Washington and Pitts~
field. Already people are beginning
111 11111110 inquirlm 1111 to whether the
railroad companies are to give these
11101111110111; this your :11: formerly. No
uiinouhceinents in regard to them have
uppcarcd, either at the station or in
the newspapers.
The railroad has already commenced
to announce excursion rates to the
White Mountains, from September 14
Central Vermona railroads in Vermont.
The rates to Vermont will be the reg
‘iiiar hire one way,
attracting much
attention uniting the full vucatlonlsts.
Quite a uunibei of people in the
the opportunity to go to 8.111.110.1111 on
11111. excursion 11.1'r11ngcd for the bone-
llt. of the (i,
its annual encampment there. Mniiy
111 its height.
11nd the resorts n‘re apt to be
summer colonists. There are some.
the foot that birthing, etc,
beside the and sea waves.
While it in auto to say that the inn
v11rntioiiu,yct there are 11111
pent the vacation. state that they ex-
111111 to take it during the
month or in curly Octohci,
the entire your
FALL BAGGAGE mu.
m
ploy 126 Extra, 11.11.111.11.
1111111111111: 01' the return of tho vocation
111111, 111111 thin council is no exception
unlisted The confunlon in the
department in not caused
floor whom the trunkn 111'11 being piled
1111111 Home 111111111111: end wild~oyed Mt-
111m dnaheu to the door with tho 11111111-
11011 ”In my trunk in therc?‘
!
. 1
by 11 considerable majority.
out each day's c
i‘lve‘s.
W
NEW 'MILFORDm BANK!
NEW HENRI); glint. in
we cut.-
»111 11.111.11.111. .11
111 rtford. Mr. Myn‘t’t 111111 11111111
["199 Mill 3“?"
1....g.‘...........-.. .1 ....
' VACATION DURING FALL '
The hotels 11nd inns, about to .
to October 5, and to any 11111111; on tho .
lus 31 These ex-
nearby towns availed themselves or
A. 11., which is holding
others will take their vacations in 01'.-
11111111, after the frosts have destroyed
the folingo 111111 the shooting season is
how care to go to the shore. after
the beginning of September. as it. is
then too cold for bottling or bathing.
very
lonrli tflcr being deserted by their
however, who are fond of the shore
to the full and maintain. in spite of
is imprec-
ilcublc, 1.11111 it is really the most plenu-
11911 time of the whole year to spend
jority of Norwalkei‘s huve taken tiieil
many
who. when naked when and where they
recent
11/ itch It:
often rgiirdcd 1111 the cholco'ut time in
Grand Central Statioaal Officials Em»
In tho fir 1111! Central station In New
York 11111 seven days following Labor
Tiny uuunlly urn the busiest of the your
'l'on tliounund trunks are being hand- ’
11111 daily and 125 new men 1...... been
8111883110
the
trunks. but by their owners. The man
mmrding the door to the store room
in the chief nuifei‘cr. For obviouu r111» “
noun traveloro urn. not ndmlltcd to tho.
but :11. least twice in every live min»
They
are always: grieved if they ore not
permitted to no In not! pick It.‘ out. 111
111111 they aren't all women either. not
The congestion ot baggage to not
much, 11 any. larger this year than it
111111 been previously 1.11.1 the 221) men
employed in bundling it are clearing
containment 111: it. 111‘1
.1411an 8..
11111131111, president of the trust 11111111:-
Wilt, II Iti‘iiiltcn 1:11:11
narrow promotion 115111 into 11 11.1111 11111
1111111111. lie ii iii 11 11111111111111: near- one piece you wt 1 went 1111111111111? Thu
111111; w‘qy to pleas: the 1119114111111: 111 to give
‘.¢-, ."1‘.
ij‘u
Smart Styles' 111 Hosiery
The ninni't‘cst Stockings this aiitumi: arc in plaids, and
they mulch the suliiiigs.'llicr1' 111‘c browns, blues, and
greys, pluidcd with white 111111 many novelties 111 other colors.
'.iiic brown plaids are vciy fetching worn with tan
pumps or ties
l'artziu plaids in 111111: red, 11an 111111 green are to corres-
pond with the Scotch plaid cuttings.
Lxliibit now in the case at the Hosiery Section.
50¢ a pan.
amnion
.1yf'
Boys’ School Ti?
It is not so much Work to get 11 hey ready for school
as it usedfl) be. At least the mother docs not have to spend
so much timt‘ with :1iic1‘dlc and tiirca1.l.Siic may come down
town and buy everything the youngster needs, well made
and good fitting.
Boys’ Colored Negligee Shirts at see each.
to 14 years.
Woven Madras 'Biouscs with collars attached, or with
neckliaiul for extra collar, 50c, sizes 7 to 14 years.‘
Boys’ Suspenders, 15, 20 and 25c pair
Collars, the dependable kind, 13c. 2 for 25¢.
Windsor Ties, 11 very large line in plain colors, plaids.
and fancy stiipcs. 25¢ each.
Sizes 12
Haberdashcrf Section.
1.!
';«1
Don’t Misggthe Crockery Sole-
Tli'cy‘ have taken immense losses for this sale. You will
see. 'aipplcsof the tliicc sets in one of tlic fiont windows, the
Colonial Kyber, durk blue on white, the Bassett pattern of
pink white and green, and the English porcelain, which is
all green and white.
in addition to tinsc are lots of dishes 11 liitli iiousckecp~
crs; always find convenient. Louie and see them. Y 011 (1011' t
want to miss the Crockery Store this work.
Sizes 1? Years to 16 Years.
For Girls
School Drona.
501: to 02-00.
Ready for wear. Latest. styles. Well made and at prices that would
allow you nothing for. your work “11111111101 at home.
For Boys And Girls.
Hoslerv- . 1 1 3'12:
At 1011; 1511,12 for 251:; 191:.
61111111. Scientl fic Stockings.
At 250. ‘
Three Weights—1131110, Medium and Heavy. Knees, Heels and Teen re-
inforced with Cadet Linen.
SPEGiAL IN liOBlERY.
111109,
BEE EAST WINBOW.
. ._ -'. . .
.1.
N 11 .'
114 wnsniuc‘ron 3‘1}.
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