" it TOW havocultivated tutu tor
Iond pure. Chndy. . . __ .
f 003 Home mun aware
will certainly tickle your palate. Al-
WIYIJI‘BSII and enticing; .
EALANE
Tel. 400. t 51 Washinptan at.
4 Your Antilllbllle
' insulin)
millet lira anywhere in the United
' States or Canada.
, for $2
nor hundred not rent. it!
TAYLOR & GOLDEN _
7O WAOHINO‘TON STREET. EDUTH
NORWALKl CONN.
Tutu-non: 1m
VINOL
run manna . . .
Tonic Reconéhuéior
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Iv'zumu anbrrlNEL TELEPHONE
cALLI
Baa-New. Department
OZJ—Buelnnl Department
«db—Branch Office. Norwalit
800 ~Edltor'a Residence
7m~cny Editor'a Haldane.
' ‘WEATHER FORECAST. M
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For Norwaik and vicinity: it‘air tol-
lonred by increasing cloudineaa‘ and
possibly local showeru on 'I‘ueatiay.
Light to moderate northeast winds.
becoming variable: There is no well-
deiincd storm urea east of the Rocky
Mountains. hilt slight disturbances are
central over Colorado. Minnesota and
North Carolina. Scattered unaware
have occurred ill the Western and cen-
tral auctions. A great deal of cloudy
Weather prevails in the northern soc-
tlolna, hilt not much rain is tailing.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Low, 70; high, 9i.
Clear.
1-.
William S. Coley. oi Cannon Station,
was a visitor in town Saturday.
‘F. H. BAXTER
Time for K. D. Frames for unlit sum-
mer’s boat. now. Special prices. ’l‘wo
ullghtiy used boats for sale; one till-ft,
halt cabin, with 8 h. p. new motor.
One ill-it. with 5% h. p. Stanley. Very
cheap it bought now.
OSCAR ANDERSON
OysterShell PoinLNorwalk
A Bad Tooth
Is Bad Company
Many people in) dread the extraction
of teeth that they put off going to a
dentist until it In an absolute necew
any. While it is better (or the patient
to have. it. attended to in the cul‘llor
Hinges it does not matter to me, (or
the dimcuit oueawold roots. teeth
with long or crooked route, or llltilw
crowded closely together. are taken
out in a moat sallaiactory manner.
with mouth and gums ieit clean and
wholesome, and best oi all. without a
particle at pain. Come in and let me
demonstrate it to you.
Dr. J. H. Mallory
16 South Main 81.. South Norwalk
Hours: 9 n. in- to 8 p. In. Sunday»
by appointment only.
.... ...“...M. ...- sown...” .. ...“...
Stephen w. Veleor. who is located
in Paterson. N. .l.. spent Sunday int
town with his (utility.
Charles lienueasey, of Spring Hill
tum resumed his duties at the Straw
shop utter a six weeks' vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Grillin and Mine
Louide (lriiiin spent Sunday with Mrs.
Annie Million, Golden ilill street.
Mrs. Lydia M. l’llillllli’i and Mitts Kar-
i'll Kolsen, oi ilnyviow avenue are on
a two weeks' sojourn in ilrent Barring-
Perfect
Eyesight
in your best irlend. Let our i‘by-
aiciau. who in u Skilled Eye tint-o
inliat. examine your eyes. Nit
CHARGE FOR EXAMINATION.
THAMER
Optician
STAMFORD . CONN.
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ton, Muse.
m
Minn lluttio llroihcrton .ni William
I.. Oluen'n other, in Wall sirrnl, in ,llil‘
joying a week's vut‘uilun from her du-
tlen. She is npvndiug the greuit‘r part
of the lllTli' in New t‘uuunu.
The luemhrra oi the ii. N. lilidgl-
(Tint) were dellulltlully entertained lly
Mru. l‘lilizill' Ellie. oi lit-illut-poii. Friday
afternoon. hire, (loorao \‘ttn Alstyue
carried off the ilrst trophy and Mia.
(leorno ilodiroy the communion. A
dainty collation followed llu- itlllllt‘.
-— linnd night tonight at lltilt-Il i'ntnt.
limit-inn until it o'clock.
Al 11 meeting of the South Ntu'wulk
Fish t‘luh last night arrangements
were made for the i'orlln-otnlnp, utiliti—
nl clulnbuke. Thin event will occur on
Sunday August 21th, “'lli‘ll it let propuw
ed to have the untold at llurcllnl'd'u
Woodu. Like all of “iv annual button
of this popular orgauimtion, it will be
an elaborate niiuir.
Suppoaedly in a upirlt oi It-vonno
on account of uulolnoltilt- accidents oi
lniiiod at actiona of Home autnlatu
nomeone has been rt-Rillitlllu the prac-
lire oi tit-uttering iurka on llli' blith-
way. tine automobilinl - ptrln-d up
thru- brand new bralnl ht-udod
incite in llifl lire! ycnturdu). over it
«hurt npncu oi” road.
l‘unnriiuian Albert M. l’plillunn in
tailing ii vacation from lilti harbor uhop
in Worthington street. lie will remain
with his family at Fairliold [leach un~
til Thursday. when he will Mart for
liochelter. New York. in attend the
annual national ('illl‘v‘t‘llililll oi the tint“
innituru. William rilallwy. ul Nor-
Wnllt. in anointing at hip wimp during
liiI nhueuce. .
~Autolnobileu for hire. at (lunar ll.
Buniur Livery Blitlllllh, River millet,
Normllt.
'l‘bo Bethe! Sunday ncluml pll‘lilt‘ at
liotun Point Saturday won the law
not. of the coupon at the point. Tin-r0
were two train loads or the plculcurv.
an invitation having been exit-mind in
all of the people of the town to turn
out. The picnic." made the trip llt"
tween Booth Norwailt and the l’lllill by
trolley, in“? tnedial cal-u being to
qnlrad. ‘
Who stole Joe“! wheel? Thin in what
Joe would like to know. Joe in the bar-
ber in Charles Schumann outlier shop
and someone ntole hie wheel natal-day
night in treat or the attire. lt wax pro-
bably done tut a lotto a it his irlnnda
tell him that the wh will turn up
again in: law day». Joe'a nun name
in Goholo. lie anticipatfl turning the
matter over in the police. in hit; effort
to and his handsome bicycle. And the
went at all war that he had to walk
home Satanic; night.
Large Package
Tm“ 25°,
Open Monday d’t Saturday lilvenlnxa
... h
Harry Mt:(‘libt~, of Bridgeport, xpvnl
the tiny ln Nm’wnllt yvulvrtiuy Mill
friends.
Mr. and Mra. i". ii. Swill. oi llluh
ilil‘t‘tll. have returned front it two
Weehs' vltdt lo Syracunt‘. N. Y.
Mr. and hire. lirynu lhnl. and two
Strnliurtl npelit Sunday with Mt. and
Mrs. William 8. Olson. ul I‘Illll niltml
M. ii. Glover and William limo. two
or Norwltlk's Well known Illillt'l'lllllli
are planning all early lnorniu denim:
trip.
C. W. Many, Wilt) [Hill “0"“ own}
on his vacation. has; l‘t‘llllllt'tl to llll‘
home in Norwalk and hue again lilltl‘li
up hill proiceaion.
. Hand night tonight at lltllull l'tlllll.
Dancing until it o‘clock.
Mn. 1’. H. Willie and Mitts Thoreau
lv‘lalleriy. ui l’l'tliflllii‘l incline. loll you
terdtty for lilinhut y. Mrs. Willit' will
probably play atnue time. but Mia»
h‘lullel'iy expeciu to return lmluy.
Minn Mabel Lillie. daunhter oi ill.
and MN. .I. Little, who llllll been llilll
in a trolley accident in lllitllivitul‘l
lnilt Week. in up and lillli' in llt‘ around
illouxh not able to attend ho:- regular
dutiutl.
Boyntour Curtlv. oi the i-‘ultliuhl
County Savings Society. in vitiuyiux
his annual vacation in the that install
met. lie will return not! week and
the following week will coinph-lu lilit
mention.
ilaiph llarrntt, 0t Nurwalk, h-n illln
morning on bill annual vacation, lie
expect» to so to New York. and Hum
there ihrmuih the lmlliuh Vniivy and
around to Albany. Then he will illlttl
illii lltldlilll River lilm bout limit in
New York. hie hall iiuurud out a ten
«lays trip and will be uccmupuniml by
a triend from New York city.
Gilliam Ward and hill brother Fran-
tilt! Ward, who are enjoying their vu~
cations tutti who, have boon unending
tome time in Providence. it. L. haw
returned to their home in A ruh elm-t.
Oltflord Ward will continue hill vamp
tion from hill duties in William i... (ii
un’h shoe store tor another Whuk, mi
will Francis Word from hill duties in
the lilillilbl Rector and fiellurh i‘oul»
pally.
New Post
‘ Card Views
0! hello island. Pli'lt Circle, nah mutt,
inhuman. 31mm View. about time,
Grill”! and Chitin liquids and
M
w WW4
Jamel Fennell, or New York was the
about at hire. 0. w. Smith. of Kellen
street over Bunduy.‘
The work on the new duck which ill
being built. for Harris at (inns. in pro-
graming nicely.
m
daughtera. or New York (lily. wore
guests yesterday at Mr. and Mrs. A. w.
‘Dreyiual. 01‘ Franklin ntreot.
Mrs. A. it. Cutblil. or South Main
direct, has been called to Coiiorlon
. Place, (llunudu, by the notions illuona oi
her father. George lioucher.
M
wtilund night tonight at lioton l’oiut‘.
Dancing until it o’clock.
The Cube played the Winnipault Jun-
iors. at the Fair Urouiidn, yesterday
morning and defeated them by the
score 0! Ill-ill. it was a very exciting
‘Kumu.
John A. Milli. oi Broad River. in
sending to hit: many friends from line
ton. where stopped on bill way to New
Hampshire for which place he is hound
in an automobile.
i. ll. Decker lli repainting the block
at Mrs. Jane it‘iynu, in Railroad ave.
uuc. occupied by .i. M. Layton n, (10..
Inc, and bull also painted the front
oi his store in Washington street.
timber Frank V. Raymond hall on.
turntl upon a week's vacation from
police duly. Mr. Raymond dens not. in'
tent] to no on a lengthy journey but
expects to have ill tercuting tiny tripe.
There seems to be no uppoaitlou to
paving the rent oi Wall atroel. and it
in thought that. the city meeting this
evening will give the council the pow-t
or to do thin. The money in on hand
and no tax will have in be laid (or the
purpose.
One or the lleKlyn buttery Walton
horuea. driven by James ii. “any. icll
down on the lll‘ll.'li pavement in Wash
inglou street, today. and for n time it
was (cured it had been injured sovere-
ly. The animal when gotten up, how-
ever. appeared to he unhurt.
lludivy Wililnoit. or the local divi-
biou oi the oi the l‘onllcrlicul t'ulu-
puny. started this morning. on u wueh'a
vacation iroln hilt dutiea. He will hillt'lltl
.1 part of the linn- in moving his huu'ne»
hold t'fli‘i'll‘i from their present location
in Ann ntrevl to Sprint: street. where
no iorntorly lived for eight learn. (in
’l‘ncxdtly llt‘ will leave ttimlih Nuru‘nlk
l‘or Paterson. N, .l., where no will
rtpulltl the time with iriendn.
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Hi9 PREDlCAMENT.
Out With Hie Girl, H0 Find: Asset:
Reduced to One Metal.
0. Willoughhy (.‘nuuinlthnm know
llilitho had money in the hnnll harbour
he had delimited Sill only the day be-
fore, which wan pay day, and! had unit
rllnrilvd out 35 for lilrl board hill.
'l‘llt'rrfme. “‘lll‘ll he (“armored that
he had only in rents in hia pocket in-
wna not ulnrlnvd. llt- diacmo‘red this
when ho was paying thr rnr fare for
llilnlu-li and Mills Mattie ’l‘nrlllinn.
Surely. thought Mr. i‘nuuinuhuui. ii
t‘mtli‘xrlli‘) lil‘tml‘, he rould not a chi-vii
vuwhod. That annulled We”. too.
When Mr t‘nunlnnhnui and Mill!“
’l'orhnlnv‘ loll Ihl' (iluroys' domain)»
«:urlrndv ill‘lii‘i‘)’ and the two llllll'
(iiilt‘ilv Rll'lh want to the 1111‘ with thorn.
and when the our canto nlonll. lirlwail-
out upon I») rlnluurnuu mitten. Mitts
lilni‘l‘y tit-child to lake lhv lltlll- 0mm
around ilii‘ limp. thereby having a innu-
vr t but with Misti ’l‘orhunt‘
This it t'alno llilll \"lli'il the modal“
to came around. Mr t‘nnninuhuut's
(flail hillllllt'o wait rulinrod to a plain.
ordinary htrnl [ll“i‘i‘. Nu it) tenth ever
went so itini‘.’
lint he had transit-r11. lie folded
three carefully and pint-mi them in but
vent pectin-i. 'l‘lit- conuvrilnx our ruuw
along, and when the conductor appear
ed Mr. (Yunniuulmm handed uni his
transient. watrhinu the t-ondurlor mil"
l'ou'ly. 'l‘u hill altaululv trial", the mn-
1iurlt>r t'lillillllt‘ll theme with rare. Then
he handed them lilu‘k..
"’i‘htmo an! an hour old." be mild.
nntlllng bitterly; "late. plane." Mr.
t‘unniunhnln was nahanl. 'i‘hvn ho
drew himself up. All the blood at llltt
hauling anronture mmhinetl and inland
and mingled with the deupair of a
man in such a partition.
"They were given the innit than half
an hour ago." he said. "i don't know
how they‘re tuurltod. or care." The
conductor hold out hie hand.
Willi the other he learned for iht‘
llt'lli'uril. illa luw grew aquaru. Air.
Cunningham tillw but two way: at
vacant». line was impowihle. till it Top»
taunted borrowing a nickel from Mien
‘i‘urhuno, lit- urroplutl the other lunch
as a man nt‘t‘vpin a done of metiirlut»
"Mina 'i‘orhmw." nu wald alurnly, "I
will have to and. you to leave the car
with up». i runnol stand lhlll." Then
all the car departed be until:
"My dear Minn Terhunu. you can't
know how i lm-l over title. 011 the
one hand won the Alidl'lllctl oi iiiolonu
principle, bequeathed me by my taint-r
and hill iather.'0n the other Will the
ulttlnirrnnnmoni you might (eel. i chose
thl‘ lutiur. knowing you lot the girl or
pi‘liit'iplu you “1'
Thu girl bluahod.
upon him brightly.
"it was imposition. pure and lim-
pie." she «id. "and i don‘t blame you
a: all." Mr. Cunningham looked taro
if. Dill.
“We will now go.” he «did. " lo the
neuronal drug store and report this.
that conductor will be looking tor a
job tomorrow."
And While titan Tornnne sat at one
at the little lit-us tables Mr. (tanning
ham tackled a drag More clerk whom
he knew.
"‘l‘omtuy." he said. ”for haven’t
suite land 1110 ital! a dollar. i’ii explain
in the morning."
"Sure thing." uni the elm-it. run»
ning. Then he went to the all: raise
Then she smiled
”militant 0....
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Mr‘.n1ui Mrs. Bryan Pink and two ,
l
. The Big sale
If we had not started this Red Tag Saleil'vith the
greatest Stacks and variety we ever had in Abigail.
the sale would have been over by this timél Such a
rushing business you never saw. And all because of
the big. honest values for which‘Red Tags are ia-
mount Thclinea have been re-aeaorted. and each rc-
'duccd price now carries greater values than over. all
we start the second wee of the sale. Get busy. if
you want some of these splendid values at lowest
prices.
BIG AND REAL REDUCTIONS
VALUES AND VARIETY GREATER THAN
EVER BEFORE
Men’s $10 to $30 Suite. reduced new to $7.85,
$13.85. $14.85, $17.85. $22.85.
Youths' $6 to $15 Fancy Suits now reduced to $3.85,
$645. $735. $110.85.
Boys‘ $3.50 to $8.50 Knicltcr Suits,
its-85. $4.85. $5.65. $6.05»
Boya' $1.00 to $3.50 Wash Suits. now
$1.45. $1.85. $2.65.
Straw Hats. Underwear. Shirts. Hosiery, Neckwear,
Fancy Wash Vests. Big Reduction.-
1'
l.
i
l $10.85.
now 32-45 33-15.
79c. $105.
'rwo STORES:
The New Store
24 Wall St. Norwalk.
South Norwalk
14 South Main St.
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QUALITY
'l'ht. attenuation that have been won on il foundation oi choapnella are on
source and unsatlhllrtory in non}: bubbles. lit-in aut‘oeaa only inllowa
worth. and worth command» its price. a wise man is rarelnl in It“
looting the feed for his beast. A horse ltt‘llltn a man- not worth much
unit-as hc‘a Well it‘ll. Anti proper feeding means to him very much
what it am it) you. ilonuio Home. Food thomo pruttndl in composed
of good sweet corn. until. barley and wheat products. lmah ground
' each day: alnie wanton: lf‘t‘tltl may winely be let aiotie.
Quality First, Last and All the Time.
llonnle i-lnrso lv'ued
minim Food
. Cllli‘k Feed
.1 ._ Poultry
4 “h. hllol‘lt Food
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
e “Onlywl’lace in Town that '
Handles Nothing But Sea Food
Flatmh. Butter-flail. Vila-khan. Bluefish. Bu Ban. Halibut. Steak Cod,
Lois-ten. Suit Crane. hilt“ Neck. Long and Round Claim.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish ’Market.
TELEPHONE “)8. FREE DELIVERY.
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Suggest to your summer visitors that dur-
ing vacation is the time to sit for Photo-
graphs. The place is
The North Studio
NO. 78 WABHH‘GTON OT.
SOUTH NORWALK
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Classware
House Furnishing Goods, etc.
BEST OPAQUE WINDOW SHADES. use.
While Curtain Poles. with Fixturea, me.
Are you ready for CANNING? The SEASON is here.
Square White Gina: Fruit Jars with lightning tape. 81.10 per doc.
Beat Jelly Glasses. large-lire. 060 douu.
Rubbers, Fruit Prentice. Strainers. Etc.
hole A at for Norwallt of the COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPHS.
M CHINES AND RECORDS.
Disc Racer music two tidal. from 650 u .
lndeatructibl two-minute Records. 350; ve~mlnute. soc. Fit
all makes cylinder machines.
Window Shades made to order.
Painting and Decorating.
L. n. DECKE ‘
87 Wuhington St.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Tfilephone Connection
“.... ....
Bdls fro icyc
oeuuuATuoeun
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to anti pounded a key.
*tlere you tire. 0. Willie.” he called
when the More
in article. that might,
bloc "‘ y'ifitii'l M
f4 Reliable August Sale?
is on at
Price’s Clothing Store
Suite that were from 310.00 to 310.50,“ .....fim
All Suit: iormerly $10.00 and 012.00. at
AilBulta tomboy 315.00,“ 00.00 ‘
All Suite formerly $18.00. at $12.“ ‘1
All Suite formerly 320.00 and 322.00 014.00 ~““-‘ ‘
an Suits formerly taboo, $28.00 and 330.00, at ...............‘.Ito.ll I
Boya' Suite at one-halt regular prices.
Boys' Pants at great reductions.
Men'n Pants out way down.
Straw Hate. onehali price.
Many other bargains in Hats and
COME AND SEE.
lulu ill __l_l_l_li liliil
Wald. S'l'ltldrl'l‘. i p. tn.~~Actlve
iltm‘llri did not murmwldeiy enough to
warrant. notice. American Hide and
Leather pi‘d. lmproved l .‘lu‘ and Tole-
do. 8!. Liilllli a Western pld. and
General Electric 1.
bomb“
Water Consumers
City of Norwalk
The consumers of water on the
City of Norwalk system are here-
by notified that the use of hose
will be allowed only between the
hours of 6 to 8 a. 111.. and 6 to 8
p. m. The use of hose at any oth-
er time is positively prohibited.
SAMUEL LYNES.
GEORGE I. BUXTON.
GEORGE MURRAY.
Water Commissioners.
Norwalk. Conn. July :19. 1910.
’i‘he untlrh property of the late Ste~
phan 8. Raymond. at Talmadge i-llll.
near New (Yunnan. (food. will be laid
at Public Auction at 3:30 p. 1a.. on
Vt'odnuday. August ill. Property con-
ainlll oi 12 acrea it acres oi land and
b’ or waterl. raw and grist mill, water
power. mill pond and old established
ice business. with ice neutral 0! 1.000
tone calncity. and 1 room dwelling,
all within three minute- oi Talmadge
llill elation.
Per order.
MARTHA ti. RAYMOND,
Administrnirix.
JONEI A VALINTINE. Auctioneere
The Man
who “perpetually hard up can-
not under any circumstances be
happy.
A «viola account may not
make you happy. but it will help.
start a caving: account now
and receive to never be hard up.
TheSouthNorwallt
Trust Co. '
4% On living:
r
.NORWALK
Savings Society
lucuttroltavau tau
DEPOSITS OVER $3,775.000
‘ W In Helm-0. President.
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' Price’s Clothing Store
98 Washington Street. South Norwallt
o
oagnonu‘
Footwear.
THE NEW CORK~CENTER BALL.
(From the Sporting News.)
We have purposely delayed comment
upon the new cork-center ball until we
could feel sure at our ground—«wheth-
er the reports of numerous ball! lilt-
teti out of shape wore really true and
whether, it true. it were due to the in-
novation and whether the murmurlnl
of some pitchers really indicated thlt
the new ball is defective or are more.
ly the natural outcome of lean supre-
macy over the batter than in former
yearn. lnveetigatlou iron) all sources.
listening to arguments both pro and
con. are convincing that the cork oeu-
ter ball is not only one at the decided
advances made or late years in hue-
ball. but that when it is absolutely
perfected. an it is bound to be nooner
or later, it will be generally recogniz—
ed as a great movement.
There was never a new thing or prin-
ciple advanced yet that did not arouse
opposition just. because it was now.
it's a trait oi human nature, a kind of
human inertia, that compels opponlr
tion to leaving the beaten track. Thin
trait undoubtedly accounts for Sonia
2
of the adverse criticism put upon the
new bailmrriilcinmdhat is liable 00
give the general baseball public an on
tirt-ly erroneous idea unions corrected.
Uhlei adverse criticism has come
from the pitchers who have been hit
more ireely. either because of the new
ball or because oi less effectiveneap
than in previous seasons. Naturally,
their excuse is that the new ball is
beaten out of shape and so less elm-
ble or control. Facts. however. do not
boar'out the pitcher' claims it is true
that some at the balls have been -
tired from names. bu? the percent:
is much less than in former yearn.
when the proportion of rubber-cored
balls disabled from less of shape but
averaged 10 in every 100. Thin moon
the manufacturers have proof oi the
asaertlon that oi 280 clubs over the
country using the corhcenter ball. not
one has been returned on account at
losing its shape. Nor can thin be It-
trlbuted to any lack oi denlre to have
detective bails replaced, (or the lune
clubs have in previous years never
lulled to report such failings.
The reamn why there is less real
trouble than formerly is found in all
incontrovertible scientific fact. Regular
lion baseballs must he oi :1 certain
weight and aim. With the tumor
rubber core to obtain the nine and not
exceed the stipulated weight. the yarn
wrapping had to be coniparatlvtti
loose. The result was that toward in
end oi the game a ball in constant up,
aw "mushy" and could not be hit a‘l
or by the batters. it pert-hance til. ‘
rubber core aplii~al it frequently till
wupon cutting the cover the 3
would almost invariably be iound‘b
on. ready to "sprout up" thrhuth t 1..
parted cover in hundreda or ruptti
ends. For live years I ararrh ,
been prosecuted tor a aubltltutp that '
would prevent the growing “muniti-
and consequent tailing oil
ting mulbiltel.
The lighter cork center
tighter wrapping in order to make it}
the ions of weight in the name It
ball. The lighter wrapping pro
the handicapping intertinhlna "In M .
ital!" and the crack 0! Impact ll a
new" at the ball in the latter inninfi' ' ;
in the tilt: » ‘ f
i flip“! W
t
ii
sharp in a ball and through eizbti ’ .
plan as at the titan. or course t ‘
pitcher: don't like it. but the aptitud-
tormnecialiy them who have he?.
clamoring ior laurel-ed barrier. in
notice the int rovemtlat and retain an-
eordlngily. 'l' I bail it» been chit .
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