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3 801111 Was Six to Four iii an Ex-
citing Game on Shady: Side
Grounds, Yesterday
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Thernnlpauks met. defeat yester-
day lit the hands of the Mayflowers
OLEMt Norwalk at Shadysldo, Win-
n'lpenk, by the score 1 6 to 4 Tile
lie was exciting all t 0 way through.
53111 fire boys brought a lot of loolois
”bath sexes with them.
The Winnipauks scored the first run
Mollie second inning MeGralh, the
will linen up, hit to left for a single. F.
J eph hit to left for single. Mulvo)
_. pointed a fly to Bloomqtllst iiuymes
it” to Webb, who threw lilo ball to
. Woolen-catching Moorsth Meek
‘ ’1'9 hit to Banks. who fumbled the ball
‘and Joseph scored. Louden ended the
tuning by striking out.
The tire boys got to Meeker In the
third Inning The}. made four hits
and with the assistants of London's
' error in right field a men passed and
thin being hit by a pitched ball, they
soured five runs. They did not score
. again until the ninth inning. They
made two hits and on iielllys error
at third base, they 1.: 111 ed another
11th
.“.Thu Winnipauks scored one run in
thb'third. McGrnth. the first man up.
with“ and Joseph scored him will.
"hi! double to left The) scored two
more runs In the fourth on three hits,
one (I. double by McGralh.
:Moeker pitched a good game of ball
die? the third inning.
'Mnlvoy played a line game behind
the bat.
1»; Next week Manager Coleman will
try to get the Colonials. This no doubt
will be the last name oi“ tho season and
a big crowd Is expected. as well its a
good name.
Yesterday's score won as follows:
Mayflowors.
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‘1glll,l‘f, ........ :i ll 0 o i ii
vash.rl. ........... i ii 0 o 0 0
Grelxh. lb. ........ It i 1 ii 1 0
Keenan. .......... i l o 3 o 0
' Bloomquist. 3b. r. i) l 3 2 0
Arlen. as. ......... 4 t 2 0 2 0
maliczb. ......... 4‘1 1, 2 o 1
Webb. [1. .......... 1102 o 4 0
Brenner. ......... .i 1 i 4 0 o
:WWD,C ...... .... 4 1 2 6 3 0
Totals ........... 36 610 27 3 1
‘ ' Winnlpnuks.
, All ii If PO A 1:
1111.211. ........ 1.01110
. .......... i ii 0 I 3 l
......... 4 1 i 0 ii (i
....... . 2 2 ll 2 ii
.4 l 3 ii I) ll
ll’uivoym ........... i o 216 l i)
l ........ i 0 l (i 0 ii
,p. ......... 4 il i il :l i)
.rf. ........ 4 11 o u l 1
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' 2ll out-By Meeker 14, by Webb
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game from the Cubs, yesterday. at the
Baxter grounds. After ten innings of
good playing on both sides. the neural
was 6 to 4. The Springwoods went to
the grounds with the evident intention
of shutting out the Cubs. but they had
to play their best to win. The game
was delayed for a time by the noncr-
rival of the Cubs‘ battery. but when
they arrived they went right Into the
garlic. The Spi‘lngwoods could not
seem to d Cooke's delivery, lull b)
some arm the Springwoods were able
to pllll out ahead.
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Natlonal League Standing.
W011. Lost. 1’. C.
Chicago ............ 101 iii .878
New York .......... till (ii .596
Pillsburg .......... till 67 .562
Philadelphia ........ 76 74 .507
Cincinnati .......... 7f. 79 .487
Brooklyn ........... iii 88 xii!
St. Louis ........... ill 87 .412
Iioslon . ............. ’ 51 100 ,Iitix
Saturday’a Results.
Philadelphia .7, Iloston l.
ilosion 3. Philadelphia 3( called end
seventh inning).
Chicago 5. Pittshurg 3.
Iirooklyn 2. New York 1.
Brooklyn 2. New York 0.
St. Louis 6. Cincinnati 5.
Yenorday’o ReIuItI.
(‘lncinnati 7. i’tltlihurg 1.
Chicago 4. St. Louis 3.
American League standing.
Won. Loal. PRC.
Philadelphia ........ 102 is .680
New York ......... 88 88 .583
Detroit ............. 86 till .560
lioslon ............. 81 72 .530
Cleveland .......... 7i 8] .488
Chicago ............ till lil- .443
Washington ........ (ill 85 .437
St. Louis ........... 47 107 .304
Baturday‘o Results.
New York 1i. lioston 1.
New York 6, Iloston 1'1.
Chicano vi, Ili'll‘olt i).
Cleveland 2. Si. 14min ll.
Washington-i’Iilludclphlu postponed.
I’iilll.
Vollerday'l ReIultI.
St. Louis Ii. Cleveland I
(‘lcvoland .1. St Louis 0.
Detroit 2. Clilcago l.
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CHURCH CALENDARS.
Knight Street A. M. E. Ohuron.
Tuesday ovonlnu-second quarterly
conference. held at the church. All
presidents and secretaries of the trus-
teel, sicwardu, stowardessoa. Sunday
ucliool. Allen 0. E. be no. Mitotic-
cleiy, poor steward.
ers’ Circle lilld the choir and other
auxiliaries will linng their reports. all .
writ t,ou to be submitted to'lho con-
i'oro on.
Wednesday Rehearsal of tho clilii'
iron for the newest concert 1113 p
111.. and senior choir rehearsal at ii
p. 111.. at the church.
'I‘Ilursdiiy evmulu; W ling
ors (‘irclo at the our! age.
Ii‘rcnitlln avenue, it o ‘clocit sharp.
Friday ovonIng-J’rayor mectlug of
the Alien 0 19. League and Junior
choir rehearsal at 5 p. 111.. at tllo
church.
Sunday-«Prouchlug at it a. m. liar-
veilt home sermon at 8 p m., by the
Work-
No. II
ouster; subject. lined Growing From'
Its Kl 11.11
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arson PIrlIn Not".
Wednesdaywaeeiing or the We
man'I Guild with Mrs. iii. A Woodward,
40 North 11111 We south Nowell;
“8181' fall or is:
. ti 6 III
,. bin it has been his
resent tor confirmation
to robot him it the church It 8 o’clock
this droning.
Thursdnywcilutie Camelot. Knights
of 8111381111111. holds its first re lair
exam 3of the hit this eventual '
Ira motors or the «It
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i, Q t-Iquo'm III the ‘
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requested to meet at 7 o‘.cloelt Boys
or the ”311811 twelve years of age and
over wishing to become Knights. mo
requested to meet an holli later: that
is. at 8 o'clock.
IMPALED BY AN ARROW.
Pinned Through the Neck to I Tree.
Yet HI Survived.
it was in tile summer of 1859 that
George Wainwright and Bull Spencer,
each In (nurse of u train of freight
wagons, were bended for the Missouri
rivm' to bring uopplloa back to Colore-
do points. The llldlnns were very
troublesome In those days. and those
two outfits always camped together
for protection. Ono night they had ar»
ranged lilo rump, with lllo wagons
forming a circle. and everybory but
the guards wus to be Inlildo. Wain-
wright preferred to sleep in c clump
of coltonwoods about. a quarter of 11
mile off, and there he fixed himself
with his nesro servant as a bodyguard.
Nelllirr the camp nor Wainwright was
disturbed during the night, but oat-I)
lilo next morning while Wainwright
was sitting on the ground with his
back to a tree drinking his tin of not
for an arrow from an unseen too on
lewd his neck at the light of the
jugular vein and was driven with such
(0100 as to Impaie the victim to the
tree. The negro. believing his master
was killed, ran to Spencer's camp and
lave the alarm.
Spencer and some of his men rush-
i'd over to Wainwright. instead oi
being dead Wainwright was not even
seriously injured? Spencer cut- the
arrow off close to the point of entrance
and then gently dron Wainwright‘s
head forward until he also released
'I‘ he victim suffered but little luconven
dance from the wound. and by the
limo tho trip was completed It. was en-
tiroly lloulcil.w»lns Angelou 'i‘lmes.
SULLIVAN ARRESTED
AGAIN.
Mike Sullivan outdo another entry in
his local police court record lids morn-
‘ux who“ he was before Judge Joesph
:1. Taylor on a charge of being a com-
mon drunkilrd and for assault. lie was
:lvon 90 days. 60 days on the former
charge and 30 on the latter. lic plead
nd guilty. Saturday night Sullivan
nniorod “Andrew Leary's store In Rall-
road avonuo,whoro Ralph Leary. 11011
if the proprietor. wall in chemo. The
young man ordered .Sullivan 0111. but
he declined to It: slapping the rouse
Ilillil' a race install when he was told I!
he did not get out line police would be.
ahead Then the police were called.
MIKE
. is the best cream malnrorun skill.
If you how 11 roll, rough. lilotclu-d
semi unsightly skin. ‘try lliiil great.
product of the [Inn-rlciul iiruggiiiis
Gyndlcnlc.
You can use It for cramming
wrinkles and for 11 nnllow complex
ion. on It wlillcns and iimiltlflcn. lei
safe, harmless unit done not grow ‘
hair. , .
No woman who vnluen iltlr ap- ,
peerancc 11an who wunts n nmuolh‘
clear side should let. I day so by
without trying it for the face. neck.)
arms and blinds ‘
Gel. ii: for" Bile. 131?”)? 11.113.
drug 810m".
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j titties in
~ use every possible menus at his cum
radium
'uii 1..W£rowrs
(Continued no 1 Polls.
The hrs zone covert: In 111311 of 385.
instill“ 1101b; Irarel vital
west of Wm 1011891310 trillion, tho
'fourlh station but of'llalnoy Riveni
.‘find in width about. , « covert g'
tall the territory ‘ ‘ 11.4.1116
.ih
and Malcolm. ’f‘hb 111% We named
places are small settlements in Bol—
1111th County, south of“ 11.er
The greatest property“w ion 012121111013!
ill Baudotto and Snooper. which lav
practically one community being not
nllolcd by Marrow River. The othcrv
towns consisted of only a few small
buildings.
There were hundreds of homes des-
troyed in the territory. and all there
are no roads in the district save for
the nails thiough. the bushes. the ful
facts as to the loss of life may not
110 known for weeks.
The State of Minnesota to sparing
no expense to check the tire. The state
lire warden II clustering new man
he can owners and he is instruited to
mend regardless of coal. Every man
available is fighting the fires. but hen
«nose of the moss which covers the
It the blaze Is fanned by a breeze.
all efforts to check It Is futile. and it
is only where It is creeping along the
mound that any
dig wide and deep trenches.
Last night the fires were almost at,
the boundary of Manitoba. Burning
over the Sprague Lumber Company‘si
llnboi limits around Sprague. Manl-
lobu. the tiles are to steady pro;
rose townld the 8'80 9
Southeastern Manitoba. From the
north another fire iatcontins to join it
The cussing include some 2.000 real 1
demo of Baudetio, Pitt. Bpooner and
adjoining terrlloly, most of whom.
Iloivever. are safe In Rainy River and
adjacent towns on the Canadian side
of the line The most serious “poet.
of the missing includes the home
slt‘ilderi-i and farmers in he bulb. of
whom absolutely nothing can be learn
ed for some, time. as stoorehiug par-
ties do not dare penetrate the inII
clocking forests through which the fire
has swept.
Lalo yesterday a special relief train
arrived at International Falls from
licmidji. bearing provisions destined
for Rainy River and‘t e Iiemidll com»
pany oi the Minimum utional Guard.
which will tilke 011‘ he of the distri-
bution of supplies . d prorirtlons.
The burned distr ct will he placed
under martial lnw. .
There aro three typhoid fever cases
among the l'eiuizos' at international
l’ulls. six men badly burned. and It
seems that every family of outliers him
from two to four children. ' Almost
without exception they are ulisoluleli
doslliulc. The worms have borne up
under the terrible strain with wonder-
ful fortitude. and all stories from the
fire district are that. the women end
not the men were th‘ herons. Yester-
day, whorl the It‘llmtit‘fl tied In pnnli'
from the freight train that burn them
in International Falls and Rain) RW-
01', men crushed down women and
children, and in spills of the fail that
the cars we» lucked so that stand-
lng room was iii 11 memlum. they In-
itiated on cramming themselves In.
Miss Mira liuil 11 prominent yonlllz
Woman of ileum-111;, Itelloned herself
at the door or one car kicked every
man Ill the law with her pointed shoe
Who Itlunlptcii in board the car. and
herself reached out and look babies
from the arms oi ninth ‘ hen the
train started there we flee billion
aboard whose moihcrI were left bo-
lllnd. 'I‘hoy arc. bclng' cared for In the
hospital hero.
x. I
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ml Lake of the "I The Liam
have Milled out. "1111th gas of Bau- .
delta. Smelter. 1111.11qu Pi.“ Myron,
krouud for a depth from one to W0 Mrs. ANNA “1111118311. Box 19.
feet. It Is dilllcuIt to accomllllsh much. Duck. Minn.
attol pt ls made to
head off. To do this. itFIll necessary to 33711:“ she h“ given LymaHE iiiuliham ‘
ily mm roots and be
has for thirty years proved tube the
J'inost valuable tents and
.:he it‘cuiale mountain)”
n n 11 mos ever 0
d (“WM with: United Stuteay bear williu
margin the wonderful virtue o Lydia
It cures female ills. and creates ludi
ant, buoyant female health.
are ill. for our own out:
those you lore. give it a it at.
.fnvit/ee all sick women to write
her for all) ice. [for advioois free,
and always helpful.
1
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denial not. it: {131er
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1:1 magnum relied
axle . When
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l; fellatio! loouid not
, I t o o k
.Pinliham‘ a
Comiuei- um. Advice.
No womhh abetlid submit; an Iur i.
I operation, which may mean den
13 exclusive-
with trial. '
This famous medicine for lumen
tab to Compoun
omen resid-
and town in
mati—
nkbam’s Vegetable Compound.
if you
as well as
Mrs. Pinkham. at Lynn. Mam,
that is so much used on plainly made
ammonia find an attractive substitute
In that style that Is out Iii in one from
shoulder to wrist. lilting
closely and bulging sharply Just below
the elbow.
lit the French capital are round or oval
in shape. of Persian or paisley fabrics
gold.
that the season
there In none more lovely than one 01
soft pink (or any other shade) chif-
Ion with raised velvet flowers
tillghily deeper shade.
may seem 11 bIt big l. are
most economical. for they can be kept
in good condition by frequent (cure
lull washing;
while still damp between
clean. smooth cloth.
Is decorated with while beads put on
by hand. Don‘t you think this little
frock would make her feel quite grown
up? Yet the effect is real!) childish
if the bend embroidery is used spar
Innly
at one side. then lot It run around the
head to the opposite side drooping I.
little across the back and tie again in
a large bow above the car.
All? Dali rule Food
BUL ETIN
For Week Commencing Monday. October 10th
VERY BEST A8113 CREAMERY BUTTER. a pound. . . .350
PURE LARD, a 11113 .............................. :71:
FULL CREAM C EESE, a pound .................... 181:
ii illlliillflilhli.
Those who dislike the bishop sleeve
the wrist
The vth'y newest of the fancy bugs
and hung upon frames of dull silver or
Among the hosts of delightful scarf.
la bringing forth.
inn
Washable veils, t 011311 the first coat
really the
they should be pressed
folds of
White cotton voiio for a small girl
Tie the little daughter's hair ribbon
A ooilarette eon-hung on bond of. 3
4% POUNDS FOR .........
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25 POUNDS OR ..
xii-POUNDS OR . ..........
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‘ FLOUR
A&P FANCY PAT NT, abanel. ...... . . ........ $525
A&PFANCYPAT NT. 34%poundbag...” .........05c
GRAHAM FLOUR. 3% pound bag“ .JIc
RYE FLOUR. 384110011de3 ...‘.;....,.'....“..........15c
fiendod Ruinllm. 8 plugs. for...25°
tillrrunlu, it pints. Ior 50
Fairy Soup. ornko. . 4a
Try I Pound of 001 Famous 30c Calico
Once Triad. Alva”. Iii-Id ,. ..
Jupunltlco. apound
figured Hill'fllifll, 8 cans 11.1.2“
Corn march. 11. pin; a
EXTRA ITAMPB WITH
with I lb. title To!
wIIll I lb. 501- Tull
with 1 lb. 40o Tea
with i lb. 3111'. Tell
50 [fililmliii
’40 thlllpu
Stumps
8111111 on
:27 81111an with 1 111. 3211 collie
25 Europe with I lb. soc Coffee
20 Bumps With Yfi‘lb. Ibo Coffee
run'uooérrue- .
.m Hinton: with 1 In an. Coffee
ID Stamps with any of
the, 103%“! 303111111331
1 111111. Minuto Twines 9.1.. ...ilie 3 coal Campbell's Soup for. . .250
liar Smoked hoof It........';1sli :1 to P 111333111313”. It.......i00
2 cakes Swain Chocolate. 3a.. an f1 1111in ivoiit It . .109
l likii. Corn Flakes 111.. . .....101 :i on wheelie Flour at . .101:
80 Steam with 1 lame m
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ammo:
muffin
3min"
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a!" ppm and 1 _ .}
heavy Persian a‘dlhro‘lflbry
both edges it
sipInIiv'e". . “5°
Irur holders ourlnnvelv'g ,_
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Bridgeport Advertisements I
{The D. M. Read Co.
Established 1857.
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To interest Autumn Shoppers
Boss and Scarves for timatle wear are of mamboilt or
ostrich and murnhout combined, in willie, light tan.- and
pearl gray. They are exquisite things that are as a feather
to carry, yet are safe to have the shoulders m a place with -
drafts of cool air.
And becoming with a dainty evening toilette, very
. Prices $8. 50 $15.,oo $16.50 and 822.00
The gown of the period leaves little room beneath it for
gowns.
. pctticoals, hence the pctticoats are even more scant than: the
A soft messaiine pctticoat could be drawn through a
bracelet so ligllt' is it and so clinging.
A Jerscy~t0p petti-
coat is perfectly close filling, but elastic enough for comfort
and it carries a iiouncc of taffeta.
Prices $5.50 and $6. 50.
Tapestried articles are the rage
not only put into gowns but appears in bats.
French Tapestry is
Tapestry
Bags are the latest novelty and are made of the fine and
flexible French weaves. mounted in strong clasps with silk
cords.
$1.50, $1.95 and up.
An elegant Bag is of beaded not over gold colored 51111.
It Is 111 odd shades of peacock blue and green bronze and
red.
are of antique gold.
'lherc is a fringe of colored beads and the mountings
The price is $12.50.
The vogue of Persian Silk causes. it to he used exten-
sively for waists to be worn with tailored gowns.
Among
the silk waists was noticed a dark Persian with the familiar
palm leaves in dark green. blue, tan and black, made with
narrow strappings fastened w1tll tiny gold buttons.
The price, $5.50.
The Comfortable Phoenix Mufflers are in a variety of
different models. some with tnrndown collars, and others
111111 military collars that button straight up to the top
while and gm) pale blue or black
Ill
A great number of Hallowe’ en Favors arc. made. up to
older. and we mil be glad to submit designs according to
the ideas of customers
111' (ups and Confetti Holders are
Do not delay ordering.
jack liorner Pics Place Cards.
very unique and clever.
Dennison Section, lower floor.
Cold
Weather
Cooler weIthIr means more CoverlogI. Look at out Iupply of
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