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60 stamps with l lb. 60c 'l‘ca
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(Continued from First Page.) «
demonstrated to the fans that when
the local boys get Warmed up a bit,
they. will give a much better account
of themselves. .
The colored men showed that theyi
weren't. playing their season’s initial
game, in consequence of which it is
not :urprislng that they won ipiile'
easily by the score of 12 to h. i
Sillery was obviously not at his beat.
and the dusky warriors fell on uni
servo-tip very savagely while they had
the opportunity. Gnu watt relieved in
the nerventh by another (ins on the
pitching atom—Gus Volk, who was us’
Mlfliitltervleitorauo. solve an the
how and in Ann problem. or courae
lt'tt mere speciilation to say what the
rabbit. would have been had ~\'olk lic-
xua the game in the box, but the tact
remains that the (liantu did not get it
hit bah” delivery in the threc innings
they were at him.
in point of attendance, thc'openlng
name was very encouraging to the
management or the Norwalka. Those
who have kept tuba on the attendance
at the guinea declare that the crowd
was the largeat that has evcr attended
an opening game at Amusement Park.
The arandatnud drew heavily. the.
hieaclieru wore illicd and there was a
big lineup of automobiles and car-
riages.
There wait it little slip in the cog
when it came to having Mayor Robert
M, Woii'e toss out the first ball. The
mayor was invited to perform lilill oer»
elderly and wait on hand in his unio-
l'iloblle. at th parking place chat or
the (randuian . it was auiiponed that
hormone would notify him at the pity-
bliolotlonl moment. but the thought
waved failed to connect and before
niiyone knew what happened, linipire
‘ke Dayldiion had ahonted "l'iny ball"
ad the {Emu wait on. The mayor
took the niliitiikc all in good part.
' Ali soon as the iodine Went to work
it was seen that thc (liauta iiitti their
tilting lampu well triuuned. Juat to
iven up thlnuu twa oi them i-iuccecdcd
‘ln dawning about. the entire circuit.
"the orwaika ,wore aallalletl in their
hall 6! the inning with one. run and
life’m. the diamond neltlod dOWn to
c mbmuve quietneoit. when, with the
b O: tilled. Biliary pulled himaclt‘ out
of twice lidio..
ill the last half of the third the Not»
with: made a nice bid for the nine.
Witt K rr and Cunningham on the
pa . B colts hunched the hall on the
he ‘ sending it low toward third.
Some nay t struck the have; Otheru
that it hit one of iirauu aboea, follow-
in In mum» of bin layout the net ro-
an t Wait that the ball never heuitatcd
until it but [one over the’ lance. 'l‘hbi
Wail snot! tor a home run and or charlie
Kerr and (liiuiilnabam roared, too. be
fondling inning ended Jack Mctiraili
litld ht Gilli Volk home by virtue of a
twat It! hit.
(loud fortune. hchver, watt abort.—
liveli. ior in the tourih, the vihitorh
made n runaway of it with nix ruliit.
’l‘he filth and ninth netted four more
andritbut ended the moving.
The detailed wore:
Cuban mirth. '
l
lllllflllil ill COMPANY
.123 Wadhlnuton, Street. South Norwalk
vi. "3‘ itao if. ii. In. nuimy.
.‘l 4 1
Friend. l‘l', ......... «l 0 0 2 0 0
Siliery. l).. H. ...... i 0 ti 2 l 0
Totals ........... till 6 7 27 ill ll
(lubnh (limits ..L' 0 ii is 2 2 0 ii tl~ill
Noi'walku ......1 0 4 il 0 ti ti 0 (i 5
Two-hue hliu—wllrown. Williams. Mc-
(lrath. Brooke.
Home runa~~lioblnuon. Guns. lirookit.
First. on balls-wot! llawaou l, oil Sit.
iory ll. .
Struck out-wily Dawson 5. by lit-cue
4, by Biliary it. by Vplk 3.
Left on busca- Cuban Giants 8, Nor-
wdlkn 1i.
iknihlc piay-«Saltcrilcid and Robin-
non.
Firht on errors—«Cuban
Norwalku 4.
Hit by pitclicr‘ ili‘owu. t‘ornon.
Balk» Silici'y.
llinplrc the Davidson.
'l‘inicw'l‘wo hours, b iiiluiiicu.
Scorer » l". t‘. itludtill.
NORWALK HIGH SCHOOLS WON.
...-......
Defeated Milford High School in That
Place by : Score of ii to 7.
Norwalk High school went to bill-
l’ord on Saturday and in a very slow
game defeated the Mitford High school
by the score or ii to 7. There were a
number of students who accompanied
the team and witneaaed the victory.
The local high school team in making
a name for itiiclf thus curly in the neu-
uon NHLHlOHO who are most optiniiatlc
expected it to win the majority of tin
achcduicd games.
Scymour. the crack third baseman.
could not go with the team and his
place wait taken by Michael Abratidma.
"Mike“ played a good some. but ililli
not had at. much practice as he should
have to hold down thc pouiiioii in the
beat possible ioriu. “Normy” was aorcv
ly lulaued. (irocnwood Will not. in good
form and Taylor wait piii in'hik plilcc
in tho liiih inning. it to expected that
"(li‘ecney" will be taken back again,
an be iii a. clever anti ciiicieiit necond
baseman when playing hilt panic. (illnl‘~
uleri, liornn and Martin hold to their
reputation llii steady men and lrcland
wait aluo rixlil tbcrc. Ford. Miltord'it
center liclticr, Wuli ciiully thclr bout
man. '
The lineup ill given below:
irelaiid .................. Von liachi
Short iilop.
Giants :3,
Pagan ......................... Ford
ilcnter llcld.
Fei'l‘ill ........................ Stouc
RiKill field.
Martin .................... iiolltlwny
. it‘li‘iit indie.
lioran .. ................. iiooxltklrk
t‘aiclicr.
(liinrhlorl ................... lilililli‘ll
Pitcher.
Coicy ......................... i‘iark
Loft iield.
(irconwmid, ’l‘tiyioi' ......
' second llillit'.
Aiiraliuinu .................... Mahler
. Third bane.
Riinuwlreland 2, l-‘aitau :l. Martin 3,
Roman ll. Gtiarulari l. Coley i. liollo
way 2. Mtinuun 2. Von iluclit t, Ford l
and liaiiard i.
Struck outwily tittitruierl ll. by liai-
lai'd ll.
Baden on lialliw ()it tiuurnlcrl :l, on
liallard .‘i.
Two-hue hitmirelaud.
Three-hue bit-~~Miirttn.
v . . Munuon
interlude hiiwltagati.
Left on batieawlilorwiilk ll. Milford b.
floorcr :r-tlllnton ti. liiihbcll. man-
lwr.
Uhihlre— H. 1‘, Bi. .lolin.
Attendance-«200.
Time or gainer».t)nc hour. 30 min-
ilteii. '
. jinn—Mp.
out...” 10: Arum, 7.
“The (hinder doing Nurwallt. timin-
’ , 0,. NH '
day.%nmvbkxtor tlrou ll «inimi:
The Guilt: sound ill run: to theWu‘
7. .Sithadinoup. with the number or
rumi made by each played. was up lol-
itlivrt:
Allllii l'OA id
batwmeid,iib. ii i ll 2 i l
. ........ ii i l i ii i)
tumult). ...... ll It 2 ii 0 ll
. .4 ii 2 2 ti 2
. .4 (l :4 ii 1 i
..‘llh. ...... ...h it 2 1 t. o
...... ....5 i i 2 o u
- .. . 4 2 l 2 0 0
m» . ...... '3 ii 2 it t 0
theorem. .......... l0lltllil'
Tattle 4412i727 ll 4
Norwalku.
, .. Milli! roan.
Cunningham. 2b. ...4 i ii 2 4‘0
Cornea. 1b. ........ t o u it) o i
Kit ”is. 4 2 1620
02%“ i ll 2 0 ll l‘
B rut. 4 l 2 ii 0 ll
Yolk.lt..p......... i i o o o o
ii; Ryan. 1b.. ti; laindquliit. 2b.. 2: Lu-
chug. 3b.. a; Coolie. p. I. it, 0; Herring,
Cuba.»»(l'Nv-ii, c..;.lr;buncbalt,,p.,’a.. ‘
4 can .
t, a; ray.
i am” "i‘; lgillnallt’blllu
9. I M n ‘ “K I“)?
Ml Randy” 6a. 3a Kahlua-nan. c.
M at. ilouia~at Donia 4, Cincinnati
5-“
I tut ' a f ' iii. 1. L, L him-gm» H. W Mi», gm.
ll Wilton if“, . ‘ Affl‘i‘ffli‘i Luigi“ Ctahiilh‘c
.T“”"“t’vl'““” ’l‘“t‘"”"'l"t is". ‘i. l l" M"
,o . ties on nor a o, l . p
.* . ghtiiit‘lfhiilllila ....ng t . iii
‘1' ti ~‘ ,3W 0" .......... " "
i All“. titan ......... . 'l l,
' ' Gavel-ad ......... . 'i ii
‘ goio‘him..-..........h h
Iiowayton. Vhatmi .. moon. Worthington .. ..... . h it
Thu 8n bilabial pylon. tell iii. Louie ..... . ...... it ?
,eui . tor t it (Jul at :ate‘r‘d iai- W‘
darn att ltii noii .Pa'jt. lbw W '-l{m«daglaiuuuttaii . ,
[thaliaiiamo , in Norma . tfio iiuai At (lhicnmmtl tango 4. Detroit 3
more belch 't to 2. Despitrt o acorn till lithium.
At St. i.oilla«~ Cleveland it. fit. Illlilh
the game was not at;.latilthy one. ,ii
4 ill innlnhal. .‘
:ls declared to have booby-the shortcut
'coinpl‘ete game ever played on the
......
ileltl. Featurcuoi taunting Were the . autumy‘: flowlu. ,
whattiugland holding or lane. of tile At \Vlliiiimgltlll-w"(lawn h, Wuahiuip
..tloloulala. and the tickling of (lakes. oi
’ the hinhurbauii.
1! The full acorc or the game.
ton ii,
1.
At New Yorlr Philadelphia 4. New
suburb-ha.
All it it I'Q A it York 2.
;li.ilroudway.ri..... b it it 2 ti tl W
i'rince. 2b.. cl. 4 ii i i 2 2 ' To enact helm: for Plant.
'Oitiiea. If. ......... ll 0 l b 0 t) SAN FRANCISCO. MdyiirwAl‘ier n
11:. Broadway, Hit, 4 ii ii i i) 2 noitihreuce taut night between Slim
,Mooro, c ........... i o 2 5 ti 0 Bll‘flfll‘ and tiobrxe Littieprehpeetiv:
lliorley.ib.. ........ .‘l l l 9 ti o thorium-it olJeii'rtea and JDhnIDH.BOl\
, C. Smith. p. ........ i 0 ti 0 4 l cor announced that the little NI‘ “10%
(l. Hiiilth. ci’.. 2b. d i ii i 0 ti Iin; the referee for the big light. which
italic, lib, .......... -i ii 2 ll 3 alwah bred for Wednesday. had been
fl .... -... _. .. .... U“ [malpuned ““4“?" dIy“.; ”firm" dm
'l‘otaht ........... lid 2 'i' 24 it lciined to apoculatc on the probable
Colonifia. choice. .
B it ll PO A ll. Jack Johnnou is now talking treaty
Uris, till. .......... t i ll 2 :i i oihta conditimthiatraihtng plans and
Water, 2b. ........ 4 :l 2 l 4 ti hunt proapeou. He aaaertedompbalr
Artell. lib. ...... ii '2. i 0 2 i lcaliy yeaterduy that he intended in
McGuire. c. ........ «i 2 2 i 0 l regulate his own tmlnllix. "It‘ll Win
Jilii. lflWHOii. lb. b 2 i if) u it this light." be renamed. "I want all
Lamar ............ 4 2 2 i i ll theereditihatta co tug. Whutlwant
Connors, p.. ri'. ..... l l t o i l in home strapping younu iciiowa who
John hawaou. it. r. l l i o '0 can utaud rough and tumble work.
'(liiarnieri, rl.. p. 4 ll 0 ll :l ii for that in what this fight will be like."
- ~- ——~ --— .lohnaou roaaaertcd his confidence it)
'l‘otala .......... tilt i3 10 27 it i deicatlng .lcii’riea. “i am not an in;
‘Buhurbana ..... 0 [L 0 0 i ii 0 (l l~ :l i will beat hint because i think .la ricit
(loloniala ...... ti 5 ii of :l o h b in «H has gonc back. for i think i could
llaae hitliiw (lit Connors, t in h in- havo whipped him at his prime." anid
hinge: on tiiiariiierl. :l in it innings. .lllhillltlli.
Earned
into 4.
'l‘wo-baoe hitsw—tiaiie, Lane.
Three-bate illb‘Jdfllé.
First on ballet-”Off Smith 5, oii‘ Con-
runit - thiirhhnn l, (Solon-
wui aig right Take Place.
NEW YORK, May 2.«~8pnrt.lng cir-
ciuu in this city today were full or ru-
morit that James J. .lullriea watt iii
nova i. and that lill’reill condlflon'wu. being
Struck 0ill-iiy Smith ll. by Connors kept from the public. Mon ultillly of
:2. good llporting 5 out [an or “
~ H‘rPibtil ': 1. dammit
.9 bib-mgr, York 9. run: ‘
At or. boulawtllovelnhii 2. at. Louis ‘
.
STA M F O R D
Almost every out- is aware that
ii large pmporticn of the heating
power of coal is lost in an ordin—
ary heatingr apparatus liccanse
the gas gt‘llt'i'llit‘li by the lirc
passes oil >liiiC0ilSllli‘iOti.
The gas llama flue of the Stank
ford l’itrnaccjntroduccs fresh
liratcd air at the top of the fire
where it ladies with the gases
and coniplctcs the combustion,
thus greatly increasing the amount
of built obtained.
,_ roa chair or
HORACE R. NASH,
Comer North Main and We» Ill-ecu.
Left on bnht‘H-r Silhill‘llnm‘l 8. t‘olon‘ to reports that ha co n to them from
iiils 7. ‘ the coast that the hit; it ter in in poor
Doubic play-Mimic and Wetticr. physical condition. and "I it impou-
l«‘irat on errors »- Suburbuua it. (‘c- ulbic to do any strenuous work and lie-
lonlaiu i. in: actually in need or medical atten-
llit by pltchcrwhlcllnlrc. lion.
lfinpircvd‘hnrieu Lindeberg. "Jeti'rioe is ill and may call of! the
'l‘inicUne hour. 20 minutes. light at any moment." iii a quotation
Scorer-«Fred t‘.. ltiodeil. fro the letter from a sporting man on
‘ the coast rcceivcd here. "Jen la peev-
lah and Ill-tempered nearly all the time.
Thu Winnipaukn defend the United lie looks heavy and flabby and has no
Stall-it Volunteer Lite having Corut thing at the old apecd. lthipk be will
itraill, on the Winnipauk diamond, in make a definite decision about the mid.
a very glow game oi hall. yeaterday, die at May. and "4‘9 find: he doesn't
by the «core of 25 to ill. There were set any helm than he is now he will
a great many people prcucnt, and they dot-litre lilniiicu out of the match.“
worc dihnppoiutcd in tho hitiwnt-an ot' . ‘
Jailriaa'r ‘ Work.
lilt’ “limp, ' ,. ~
. ~—-—.~——— . “EN LOAiOhi at. an? 2:».
Tigert. to; Mohawka, 6. Though his Sunday schedule called tor
On Sunday uricruoon the Tigerii bent only an hour“: work in the hymn-tuition
the Mobawiui by my score of m to it. lJtlfli‘lC‘tl stretched it in two because he
'l‘hc features oi“ the game were Chou fell ill the humor for it.. Jemima l” a
toa' batting. he occur-tux : titreoiua- Km“! Mlle?” l" NNOWMK the Wm 0'
gar and two two-bane”, and Milbtirn'a inclination. Enforced 01m|59- xh’
playing at third hour. The lineup wait hoida. really di'N‘R iiiui‘t' harm than
as follows:
Winnlplultl Int Lita lawn.
The big ilxhtcr in a man or moodti
Tigera. Mohawk:
t‘, 'i‘nrlov ............... ll. Sullivan and his diapoitiiion (or work la rogu-
l‘niclior. latcd entirely by lilit "lecllnx" oi the
ill. t‘olcuinn ............... 1‘. thill moment. That is why it is an dlillcult
Pitcher, to prt-dlct wtth ccrtuinty a program of
P. t‘honiou ................... Knapp training tor him even in advance. ilcr‘
First bane. nor. hia manager. wlaeiy refrains {min
.i. Silk ................... i. lmaariiu attempting to bring lilu willul charge
Second unite, . under the yoke oi n disciplinary nobod-
t‘. Connors .................... i’cric tile. Ht! realizeit that .ioll‘rlea in no
snort mop. uliirker. and that it left to himacii he
i. Connoru .................. Mllhuru will accoiupliah even more and with
Third unite. more beneficial rciliilttt than he would
(lat-ah ....................... Woichet were be following a routine xrlnd.
Lon tit-id. The entire training stall is plenum
()litcn ........................ pen-p. with .ieltrlea' prurient condition.
(‘eiitcr llciii. . ~-
Moriarty ....................... liall CONNEC‘NCUT FORIITRY A8800-
itixht ilcld. lATlON.
On Saturday afternoon the Tigeru ‘
we." to Dorian to [my player; from 13 Will Hold it: Annual Mutton at Stev-
to lb years at In. hilt when they got enaon. Nut “WNW.
there the opposing team proved to a\'- lly invitation oi the Aunonia Water
cragc several years older. The Tilera Company, the annual meeting oi the
were defeated by the acorn of ii to tl. Connecticut Forceiry Association will
be held Saturday. May 7. at Stevenson.
Wut End: Lone In Greenwich.
in a lot one-half mile from railroad
'l'ho Weill. Endinor Winnipauk, wont elation. whom it lumber job ttiiubcr
to Greenwich yeutordny and were de-
ciittlna and rawtitxl hi being carried
“in!“ by “IF. Voiimtetu'a 0' ”it" place on by the Alumni“ \Vntgr (‘onumny’
by the score at 16 to it.
The order or cxerciaaa in an follown:
liliiill a. m.~—-lnepuction 0! operation»
lN THE LEAGUES. carried on by tho Annonla Water
W . Company.
Connecticut Lucite Standino- ii::io :. innr-Eit‘tlllml of ofliccra.
W. ‘4. "xi. “we“. .
Northampton ....... 2 i 1.000 lzilll p. m.- ltcpori on Forest Flt-cu. w.
itridmport --------- '2 l “7 0. Filley. iinhlatant atate lore:ter. ,
Waterbury --------- 2 1 M7 The lli'iiflli Fire Law, discussion
“0W0“ - - ~ - - ‘ i 1‘00 owned by A. 1.. Benedict. town lire
,llttrtford --------- l l 5'00 wardcu. New Canaan. ‘
NGW Britain -------- l 1 1’00 lliuciiaulou mi Needed Changed in For-
Bprlnfllioid ......... l 2 .liliil ’ "t [PM i‘WN, omngd by a N.
New Haven ...... ...tl ii .000 315"“. Ma“. fomtarl
ill-olianidn of Methods of Fire Fight-
ing, opened by it. M. (2. Eddy. town
lire .wardcn. of Bimabury. with
timonuinniomt by Mr. Eddy anti
the induitraciurertt oi the under-
writora' lire (imaginative.
.,'l'bia Will be a very important meet-
pnc and everybody interacted in tor-
eutry iii cordially invited to he prompt.
Lunch on basket-picnic plan. notice
will be providct‘
’ Btevetniou iii the New Haven and
Bridgeport to Pittaileld rnilroad line
and can be reached by trainii leaving
,iNelv littvon at ":82 a. in. or llnwley-
~ Voatot'day'e India.
At New liavenmflpringticld 5, New
Haven it it! lamina).
At Waterbury» Waterbury tl. bridge-
port l.
Mump- «adults
At liridleportwliridsopori 2.
liavon 0.
At Watertiiirymwatorhury it), New
iiritain o. . ‘
At Hartfordb-‘liolyolto ii. mrtford ll.
At Springfield J- Northampton 7.
Hllriilflleld ll.
New
At nonwa~nrooklvm 4; Bottom” 2. Tribune. . .
)i
a.
"hunt tritium.
MUSIC HALL.
Now that everything is in readiness
for the big opening performance or the
Castle Square Stuck Company. Manic
llail lit cure to have a capacity house
tonight. Wit ii iiiia apiendld company
will preach [or the tirat time here
Charles A. Taylor's great play. The
Child Witch’l‘ho company held a dress
rehearsal which run into the wuc small
home or this morning and Manager
Taylor was loud in his lil‘flitlt‘ to his
company. ’i‘u‘o new leading women
huvc boeu added to the Gaelic Squaw
(iridium tor this annotating kiln
(‘ora Quinlan is one oi the moat
charming little ladies on the American
Magi“. She has played in all the bi:
dramas oi any account in New York
and Chicago. The other leading lady
in Mink Chriailnc he Mcync. a very
clovcr actrcaa and it girl that hurt dc.
voted many ycare oi study to her art.
Min be bionic has ucvcrai trunks full
of beautiiui gowns that aiic will dis—
play during licr i-iigaxcnicnt at this
theatre in tho tilticrcnt parts that she
will play on tiic Mlllilt‘ linii atngc An
wcll an built; it clcvcr :cireuu Mina
l.c Moyue halt studied electricity and
lit a gruduutc irom the Kansas City
Electrical Unit-orally. Many times
she has been cullcd upon by the elec-
trician in some oi the thcatreu altc haa
played in for advicc when some part
of the witch board broke down and
the lights wcut out. Dropout laces
will be uccn tonight. among the men
who will [lltly prominent parts. One in
Frank I’. llaven and the other Lotta”
Husband. Both will play prominent
parts and with the old iuombem oi the
Castle Square Stock Company a per-
inriuuncc should be given that will be
loiilt rciuctnbercil hcre. long after this
i‘lt'Vt‘r littlc :ciroita leave» this city.
CORRUPTiON iN iLLlNOiO.
Charles A. White Talia o! Receiving
Money While in Leelalaturm
citictioo. May 2.—~~Aocordlnu m n
copyrighted story printed auiirday
in the Chicam Tribune. the newapaper
hut- in its possession a awurn slate-
ntcut by Charles A. Whlic. a member
ii! the lower "mine of the lillnolii be;-
iulature from the 49th iliutrici. chart-
ing that William lxirliner was elected
to the United Staten Senate lnilt May
by bribery and corruption.
White. who in a Democrat. in bi:
atatetneut. rays that he received “.000
tor voting tor luirlmor. Thin money. he
uncut-it. wait paid hint by Lea O'Neil
ilrownc. Democratic leader of the tart
leuiaiaturo.
White onto any: that he received
T
t}: {a ., '
‘ minim . “
J . ,o
' O
The D.
$900 more from the “Jackpot." a term . ‘.
applied to alleged itenoral corruption
tundu diutrihutted at the clone or «an
IOlltiloh of the legislature. The .000.
White alleun who paid hint by Robert.
iii. thuon. alao it member of the lein- ;
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COLONIAL DAM" or AMI
WASHIMYI‘ON.
content the Colonial Dartmoor Maori
on have elected the toliowiu othclr:
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council now in aviation here:
Prentdent~Mm it. W. Cox. Vii--
lday 2.-«-Without 1’
tor the next torturatthe tenth biennial '
utilitarian ,avmlr littltlibao the obdtacle
. MONDAY, MAY 3, [910
M. Read Go. .
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Those lines and mafia of lhe ”M which wencarry in
stock will be ratiy for iWction by column-
ers who wear the Nome.
Tailored “but
Sometimes it is difficult for abort-waist-
ctl Women to obtain a rcadydo-wéar suit
for Stout . , , ,
""""""" Without cousnlcrable alteration. We
m coiigltlcr that Wc have an admirable line
of suits in navy bloc, black and other street shades. in such
iumlcls that stout women can be readily fitted. The mater-
liiih‘ :irt- surges. fancy Shillings until such cloths as appeal to
st-iisiblc women who wish well tailored and durable suits.
Slicplicril's Checks in regular sizes, very tit-at suits with
pluitctl skirts and medium length coats liucd with gray
satin. '
A Pong: A good many women have been waiting for this
Suitin . extra heavy Pougcc, which is especially for
“—3 suits and motoringr coats. it is an clcgaut quai-
ily with coarse threads: and very lustrous. The width is 54
inches. $3.003 ynrtl. . ' _7 ‘a
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Automobile Tilt‘ latest and most practical impacts are
Bonnets made of corn piiicapplc silk, in tlic most'ap—
- provcil fashion, ucarly akin to siiiibouncts. 'l‘lie
crowns are {billed full to hold the hair, and thc brinis are of
folded clot‘li. 'l'licrc are deep plaitctl collars to protect the
lit't‘ix‘S and with sash calls for tying.
At the \r'ciling Section.
Rubber Thcsc neat Rubbcr-lincd Aprons will be apprc-
Acrona dated by women who do kitchen or laundry work.
'l‘licy look exactly like a neat blue and white
gingham, but they feel a little different. Boiled marks can
be washed oil with a damp cloth and of course they are out
crpmof and protcct the dress underneath. With or without
bibs. 75c and $i.oo.
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Strawberric: and cream in tlic 'l‘ca Room tlicsc dare.
M. Read Co.
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Linoleum. Printed or inlaid
divine or Japmese Mailings
Lace Curtains, and Drapery
Shades to Order a Specialty
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to do your cm with the same care you would use in
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National Luau: alluding. “W...“ Secretory-Mrs. (l. R. Miller, of Del- ' ' ‘ . door oil the track. buboniy jullt in
w. b. .o. ' new HAVEN MIHONANT beau. mm... ~ ~ “WWI“ m! W Jghn time. . . , . , ,. ,.
New York ...... 9 a .150 - mow HAVEN} my . titanium: Trenaiinrv—Mra. A. i. Canon. 0! Goat-iii and lame: Bernie; Written 'Both had: narrow encape tom being
Pittshhra . ......... 7 it .700 Monaco, one or the oldut merchant: .Puiuuylvaaia. .aud conductor in the an ‘ oi the struck by the train which ruah by:
Philadelphia . .. 7 4 .63 in thin city. died Saturday or pneumo- - Wbmerra. N. 1‘. Bacon. or New York and comfort Ruli- about titty minis: tut hour. The men
UMOIIO .. - - . - . - - . .. 7 4 J lull at his home. Hawaii the denim" "Rhoda inland. mild. credit-la for a . a miilo live in Port Cheater.
Oiuclunatl ..... t it .4 min at the a ’ condo iirm ‘ui‘ liiatorlanw-Miaa Alice French, at hop to the More): on eflw' W , ‘
hon t 9 Mil bit-rt Monaon pony in Chapel lowa. . - . . , ivorlt. monarch o ifii new 'riii irv o . helixoihvto t.
buboni- t I .3“ ntreat. Three dauxbten and one beau. :Aahoaorary pro-ideal 1m. Howard road, w leh lab nation at noon. at. lip :ii at. ,Janl “do, was
Himalaya i ii .60! blirvllve. Townsend. or New York. on chum. _l and or no at; ‘ York . all; me. lob-amid rental-duh: '1‘ tr, loco .
,. w— . I . . WW 'l‘ttolquutiou or the mietymtrl- p. m.‘ When: ,, in and Bernie atop- pai Church. The liar o p i- tell tired
valiantly": auntie. ‘ AT TH! mart? mecca. initial; to the tundra:- earedtlomoi' pod their dutiful} turnout liliireon- the communion aorvitie‘ih. thud pg,
At Cincinnati-0incinaati ii. iii. a‘Tuchei-an mat board, i pres brain tabletato the m rt orthono- wic , :r the w “meticulous-at and hire. Amy Woodbine Millie .
Louis 6. ; ' . . dumemtthe-‘tourth Catlin.” Have you elevation“ independence in the Nat trail, ey-aaw‘d dry i'reithwdoor lbrtory polo. Jordana ’i‘ tilting log:
in t2hicngo-t3hlcm 2. Pituhurg i. any idea what ii. iii?" tional Catliepraiot mariner and Pea iyiugdireotiy tot-uti- the mat , dear in the «oath ti}; . wait ,
.2». a g M m _ Shilflluflllflld Pituiiw'rea. air; in in thin city. phhabiywlll rheumatic treatment.» -..»... , t a ‘~- filly. John . ' lit. 4 it. lid!
“turd Valuation .... I g. whiten-edited ot land."-Chio:¢o nature the conclusion or guitar: aw, [knowing thatjtbe notion Satire-d launch. New York, and the month was
' tiloa. wan nearly due [and that it it I ruck ‘
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hilhly appreciated.
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