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detailed Scare oi the Denial
Shows Work Done ‘
Amusement Park was the scene of a
”9on battle yeaterday afternoon, when
the forces oi the Norwaik and Har-
etuona baseball teams mixed it up and
played oil as good a game as will be
seen at the park for some time to
come. The battle waA docioiye and
High School was the victor. taking the
' < contest irom their atronxer opponents
in a manner which surpriled all, the
score being 8 to 3.
The day was line and the attendance
waekiarge. i’erhapo one of the ten-
turéa which helped the High School
boys along Nae the steady support they
received from their faithful followers.
They were never asleep tore. minute
and the cheers for the lads oi the
green and white proved an effective
as anything else. With the coaching
the team has hurl this year under
Profs. Kennedy and Ripley and F. C
Godfrey. there has been developed a
strong team, and it is expected that
this year when there will he no hone
hell league: in the state. the locale
will Aland a good chance of securing
u championahip.
Togattempt to mention the players
_ vote» would be dimoult. AA all work
ed with vim until the loot man woo out.
but credit is due the playera who new
All things moving tor the High School
team in the seventh inning. when they
made the lint score. Ferris came in
tor Acme timely hitting in thin aud the
iollowing inning and two at Not-viola
‘ who who were played. liynan and Fit-
'_‘°‘ A cotton?
eleon. also are to be credited with hita
vnt the Very critical Attica oi the name.
For the first tour inninzo o! the
some everything was nip and tuck.
in the tint Harothom had three men
on house. but the Higha kept right uh
tor the-e men and they were once ro-
tlred. Hinh School did not get A man
on bone until the third. and then this
man was left at the loot corner. it
held the internal. but in the iiith Har-
Atrom broke away from thin monoton-
ouA method and made three“ rune.
which hogan and ended their scoring.
in the filth emicn Jenna. the am
man up. woo much out. Connors hit
solely to center and Atolo ooeond. A
can and two bite, the latter by Blur
mol‘man: enabled Connor-o. Hitler and
1011an to more. and Shanta-anon
pulled up Amoco-d. ~ lilo m not out
trying to whom. auteur tanned
the wind and tho “Aldo woo retired.
minim lyorythintion?
~ (rt-Mm under you.
in thosamh Wiloon (at no for AA odi-
out Art" A anon hit. ‘bot AAA Mt
there. Three in a row troy the tune to
which Notation tall. ‘
The lore-til on not oo lied Winn
no romeo gill”! by Inert. iii
Attila mil took third all new
throw. Flor-HA Mood Ind O’tlu‘a digit
Athntonothm "unlit-nomad.
Greenwood toot o Aime Alto Alcoa Am
hue line which dint» woo 'tonnohio
candle and Wm mud on lilo aria»
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turd ell-A (All: Mm m or
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llo were directly reAponAlhie for the l
was lively playing by both Aideo that 3
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Easter 7 Sunday
Inter. motor heraldo the coming or A new mom-tho brighter AAA»
eon or Alli—And it'd qulta naturoi thatoii or no Ahoultl wont to
Dress Up for. Easter 1
Thlt'l woolly ‘NIW *IUi‘i'S. NIW COATS. NEW GOWNS. NEW
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Our amrtmonto or New Spring M'orohondloom «peel-"y, into and
dtcldodly attractive. We allow tho boot and nowoot of
Everythiné “ Ladies and Misses
Wear, at a savrng to you of
from $5 to $15 on a Suit
New Suits, $9.98 to $85 ,
Spring Coats, $498 to $25
New Skirts $1. 98 to $20
New Waists, 98c to $7. 98
New DresSes, $8. 98 to l25
We a roll genuine ploaotlro for no to Allow the now uncle.
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MUSIC HALL
TM Nollie Holt steel: Company acor—
All another afoot hie hit loot night
tom “Chirlle'o Aunt." in the reunion
the audience. The play to oneoodinr
i1 loan: and At time the audience ’
.luAt aot hook and reared and between
their at: of laughter wondered hour
the choraotm were ever going to ex-
tricate themaolveo from the complica-
toddiiamnto. Thenlotlaaaoodono
and lo brim lull oi good. clean whole-
Aouio comedy. the kind that all enjoy.
This play to undoubtedly the tennis-u.
comedy that title clover company has
yet produced and the beat that local
damnation have ever had the option
tunity or vitamin; The piece. to 911
continually well handled and claim-l
otoly staged. l
Mr. John Flemming: AA Sir Fanoourt
Dabberly was excellent and held the
Audience in convulsions oi' louxhten
All the while that he was on the stage
The work or the supporting cost.
which included , Miro Gallup. Misc
Lucile, Milo Delmar. Mien Bailelie.
John Roche, Carroll Duly. Albert Mc~
Quarry and George Harris was splen-
did. Tonight will nee ootne import.
apt changes in the cast in that Mr.
Harry Larrihee will be seen in the role
of Stephen Boettlsue, the part he play-
ed in this play when the company op-
ened their engagement here and Mr
Climii Duly will appear in the part of
Sir flaunts (‘hooney .
An excellent program of line motion
pictures are shown between the acts
and Nine Stiles the ever popular vocuiv
lot of the company, has some new
songs that are sure hlte. _ .
~ "Charlie‘s Aunt" will be the alter-
ing ionig ht. Thurlday matinee. "ihurs‘
iAy night and Saturday matinee and»~
Saturday night. This pin is Home}
the patronage of every theater-seer in.
The Norwaike. Anybody who would
color a good his hearty laugh should
not out to see it. Popular prices with-
ier seats early and avoid the rush. .
Hooter week the company will pro
rent "The Great Divide.” one of the
realest plays overwritten. Mr. Boat.
wick will be seen in the leading role.
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Mr. Ball’s lecture on The Battle of Gettysburg, the store
will close at 5 :30 on Tuesday afternoon.
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THE yarns or GETTYSBURG
Romaine for Another Week, until Saturday Night.
The extension of time on the great painting will be wel—
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were so great that a close in pcction and study of the pic-
ture were- prevented
Early morning hours will be found convenient for those '
who wish to get close to the picture for study of detail. .
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.. Arm Chair: and Rockers, Tea Tables, Tabourets and ; "
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GREAN WAIST LININGS.
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ample allowance for letting out. -\ most practical invention
as the majority of women having the same measure around
the must have the same contour in the honed parts of the
. waist lining Ask to see the Green Linings. ‘
In all required sires, lilack or \\ hite,
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