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six isms wss good alter the that inning.
I the score alter that session being even.
s corner and my be indeed an lmv
proving every 31min lie hitched shady
The final score of the game was 94.
There was good crowd present and
the weather very init- considering the
past weeks.
Staples scored in the tint inning.
E. Woodworth walked. but died at sec
oud.‘ when nonunion bit short to cen-
ter who threw Woodworth out at that
suck. Hsgsemun was safe. the ploy not
being fast enough tor a double. Haz-
gemsn stole second. Keith was out
at first McMahon to Wynn. Donahue,
the test first baseman tor thevlsitors
made good bit to right which he made
three bases and scored llsggcmsn. (l.
Woodworth tanned. Norwailt made
good in the half and when the smoke
oi the battle was over they had. six
points to their credit. Costello tanned.
but Wilson the clever shortstop. made
11 neat drive to left for two bases.
Wynn was hit by a pitched bull and
this added to pass. tumble by the short
for Westport and a throw past the
catcher enabled the locals to score six‘
runs. McMahon was thrown out at first
and Costello tanned again.
After the first inning the game was
good and the interest was at its height.
Norwsllt scored again in the third. fifth
and sixth. while Westuort made one in
;tlie fourth and two in the ninth. There
lwss a grand rally in the last inning and
the visitors made low hits which
were helped along by two errors.
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(“111111111011 one or Norwnlk‘s hitchingI
stall played center in the lust inning
and made two line catches
The local squad played 11 number 01"
substitutes and all showed
There was to have been 11 gtfino this It
iernoou between Norwalk and liar-
strom. but it may ho called oil. Wheth-
er Norwnik will play llnrrison Wed-1
nesdny or not cannot be said, but the:
game will come off if the weather 11er-
mils.
Saturday's score:
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Tho summary:
Three-base nit --—Donahue
Two-base hits—Wilson and Wiggles-
worth.
Bases on halismon'uchiahon 1|. of!
Ferris 4.01! Bates 5 ’
Struck out—~11; McMahon a. by For-
ris 11. by listen 11.
till by pitched bsli—WVynn. '
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Costello, til). ....... «i l I 0 il l,
Wilson, as ......... :1 l 2 2 (‘1 ti.
\1'iggicsworth. 111. .. :l l i '11 o 0
Wynn. lb. ......... l 1 it it) (i if
Ferris, ii.. 11 ....... «i i il l) i ll
triumph .......... 2 1 11 7 1 ul
Greenwood. 211. :1 2 1 l 1 11
Aiken, ii. .. ........ :2 i ii 0
McMahon, 11. ...... 2 0 i) 2
llynnn. cl‘. ........ 2 ll 0 0
iiouton, rt. ........ l 11 0
Campbell. of. ..... 0 U U
Fitclson, ri. ........ ti 0 (I
Totals ........... ’32 a 5
Staples H. B.
. All 11 11 PO A E
E.Woodworih,3b... i 0 ti 1 l 0
iisgsehian,‘c1. 4 1 1 1 o 11
Keith. rt. .......... ii i l l 0 (l
Donehue,tl1. ....... 5 l 2 4 1) l
C. Woodworih. 0. .. 1'1 0 2 H l l
McKennn. 2b. ...... :1 l l i l 0
Jones. ri'. .......... 1'1 0 l l 0 0
Cloyar, es. 2 0 0 0 l 2
listen, 0. ......... . t 0 1 0 (I 1
Totals..... ...... lit 1i 923‘4 ii
'Wilson‘ declared out in sixth.
Score by innings:
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[ wear a
aster Sunday
it's the spirit oi‘the thus that mskes us all want to put on our best tor
Easter. Inter heralds the coming of s new season—the hrlchm ses-
son of ell—end It's quite natural that all of 11.111.111.111 went to ‘
Dress Up for Easter
That's why NEW OUITO. NEW CONN. NEW GOWNB. NEW
WAIBTS. NEW SKIRTS are interesting subjects st this time. .
Our sssortrnents of New Spring Merchandise sre‘sspecislly large end
decidedly attractive. We show the best and newest of
Everything Ladies and Misses
Wear. at a saying to you of
from $5't0 $15 on a‘NSuit
New Suits. $9.98 to $85 3 '
Spring Coats, $4.98 tov$25~
New Skirts, $1.98 to $20
New waists, 980 to $7.98
New Dresses, $8.98 to $25
to show the new needs.
The Paris Cloak 81 Suit House
TN! LADIE!’ STYLE STORE
83 south Metro 01.. South Norwalk
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till!
‘ ‘Olisrlios Anni” the play is which
‘ they opened their engagement here
’iloiilsht‘ ’1. this "donuts:- 211111 house
Halli? 111111111 0011111111111 will
nets truck with s ormenoe oi
some live months ago, sud which they
are slain presenting by request. This ‘
play is an exceedingly funny comedy
and an audience hss 111111 got to laugh.
laugh some more and finally scream.
this of course when the plot. which
by the way is a good one, begins to
thicken and at times the audience are
forced to sit back- and wonder between
their fits of laughter, how the vari
our: characters nicest are going to ex»
tricnte themselves from their compli-
cated dilemu. But the pluy all comes
out rlnht in the end and the audience
goes on their way rejoicing over the
barrel of fun that line been provided
for them. The Music Hall ever popular
prices prevail and everybody who
would enjoy a good long hearty laugh
should not fall to see. it you have not
'nireatly made your plans to be there
start in now‘ by ordering your seats
Mr John Fleintnlngs is going to pin)
the leading role.
in conjunction with the play excel»
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or it.” 3.11
ilent motion pictures will be shown he-
ilweeu the acts and Miss Lilian Stiles
ithe ever popular vocalist of the com-
ipsny has some new songs which arc
inure hits. Pictures changed daily.
The Music Hull Block Company will
.not give-a performance on Good Frl~
day night . 1
g Starting on Factor Monday night
lthe company will alter “"ihe Great
Illividc." one of the greatest plays or. I
‘ier written. in. 1111110011 1‘. Bostwlck
' will play the lending rein in this piece.
1 Milli: SHERRY.
. The clamoring demands oi the play-
Eigolng public tlirousht'mt the country
iror an count-1 unity to see and hear ‘hla~
ldllmt‘. Sherry.“ the phonomaily success
.1111 musical comedy now all the rage
1111 New York. has decided Managers
3 Woods. Frazer and [Mirror to send out
;to the principal cities 11 special 1110‘
gdtlctlmr of this sensational success.
" with 11 one! 1:111 1.11111 of those sterling
flrllnm who have been alternating in
Ellie principal roles at the New Amt
'stcrdmn Theatre. This city will be
inmong the very tlrat outside of New
{York and Chicago to enjoy this delight-
i:i'ul French gaicty. with its amusin1L
gstory. sparkling score, stunning chor-
gue.wondnrml scenic production and
'svesialloronsetm. No musical comedy:
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t‘sll tor cetsloiue.
CHAS. E. DOW
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gin 11 doses more has scored such a hit
:neitt Wednretlay. .
its musical
lac "Madame Sherry."
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lment line 1 W. All its Own."
thine cnplltnitt. 11111 norld, and it is
asure to prose the distinct tilt. of many ,
years when orrsentcd at Music Hall
Wednesday night.
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South Norwelk Congregational.
'l‘imdny~?245 n. 111., thnWhntevei
Circle. It the home of Mrs. Samara.
\t‘ednceday-7ciio o. 111., rchcnrsai of
1mm- musie by the chorus.
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of the Lot-”n s Bupuor.
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~ Hoodlum—dimmer; prayer at 9 even-
«JI: lived" at 4:30; Malnutrition its
sanction at 7:115, in the churches.
modicum Morning prayer st 91eve~
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THE BIG PAINTING REMAINS
with us for another week. thus enabling all visitors to see
the Battle of Gettysburg in comfortable leisure.
Morning lectures at 10 :30; 11:30 and 12 :30.
Afternoon lectures at 2:15,. 3. 15 and 4: 15.
take Carpet Store elevator.
at.
SUMMER FURNITURE OF JAPANESE GRASS
All the Way from Japan by Way
of Vancouver.
Japanese craftsmen truly know how to make things, and
this new i orniturc 11111111: from woven strands of grass has
many virtues to recommend it; strctigtli, durability, c0111—
fort and artistic beauty.
l'i is novel and exactly 11ltnt one would find in going
into the veranda or ll1ing 1011111 of an Oriental house at ‘111-
kuhnma. 111mg K011g,0r (4101111101111 could lounge in
$1110 of these easy .11 mtlinirs at tifiin with immense satis—
actltm. .
Large Armchairs are $6.00.
Reception Chairs $5.25.
Round Center Tables and Tea Tables
with underslielf $5.50. ‘ '
Tabourets 2.50.
"Curator" $2.00
Quaint little Chairs and Rockers for Children:
\Ihc color (1i this lurnitutc is natural lllt“ shade of an
unbloaclictl linen; the logs of the tlificrcnt 111010311 110111111
with small ropes of tlgltth tnisictl grass, 111111 all 1111 11‘s are
run strong and durable. .
There is but limited stock, and it will he placed on sale
Tuesday Morning.
Furniture Store, fourth floor.
RUGS or MODERATE PRICE FOR COTTAGE AND
BUNGALOW USE. ‘
“c arc {Hitting an unusually large 33511111111111 oi 1111\-
priced Rugs 111 lllc practical size 1) x 12.
K3831“. $1 3. 50.
Fibre. $12.00.
Kashnih‘s. $1 2.00.
Log Cabin. $10.00.
. Carpet Store, first 11111113
English Porcelain Dinner Sets-for cottage use.
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China and Japanese Msttings.
Oil Cloth and Linoleums.
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