Hill “WALKS
(Continued from First Page)
m
the some will be recorded as A1 in
every Particular.
Billy Louder. the former famous
third baseman and great hitter oi the
new York Giants, played both at short
one second. Banks being displaced in
. ' ' eixth.01ter making an error and
iling a chance for another run in
the [earth Banks playing has been
10000 throughout the season and his
work a disappointment to both the
teen and his friends.
Volk occupied the slab and after
the first inning did great work until
. the ninth. when be weakened some-
what, passing two men and allow
" old y the MSW;
! nail
behind moi. 0 oil the other hand,
Lennon hnd ivory poor support.
Captain Smith shook the riled up a
little bit and unlinked them around
iwith good results. He played his us
y good lame. having tWelve chnnc
‘93. which he accepted without a. mis-
pluy,.nnd made three hits. Mulvoy
played his usual good some behind the
”.hat He pulled on a good stunt on the
lilridzeport boys. Kerwin hunted the
bull in front of the pinto. and by a.
fake throw to first caught Lennon.
. incur. thlon. ~
. gals ll.
Score by ihnluxi
‘Msyiiowern .....il
Bengals.........0
Summary. . ‘
, Earned runwhtsyilowm 4. Sonnets
1.
,.
Tootsie hitswilioonluulst 2. Sir
First on bullwon Cysel 8.
,Struck out-~By_Ke-one 2. by Cysel 5.
by Whaler: 1.“ \ “
Left on busosm—Mnyllowers 5. lion-
Wlld pltch-Cysel 2.
First on ertors~1inyliou era 1. Ben-
.lollnson, Whirled Mohtulien.
Umplre-lohn Lonehek. ,
Thur—One hour. 20 minutes.
Winnlpauit Juniors, 6; Cuba, 3.
Cuba, 01' South Norwsllr.
score of it to 3. The batteries for the
kills 3 ,
Hit by pitoberwiiy Keene 1.
Stolen basessleris‘ht. «Seymour. ,
The Winnipluk Juniors deieuted the :
ydsterday ;
morning on the Keenn grounds. by n -
l.
The second Sundoy in June has conic to be known as
Children's Day. At this time the little folks are eirpectnd to”
appear in their Summer outfit: as their elders at Easter attire. '
Let us help you in this outfit.
Ribbons
Our stock of Ribbons, con-
Fancics are excellent val-
ues at :.. ”250
0 n...--..
Parasols
uho had started to score ilOll‘l third.
He received a grout deal of applause;
for this stunt
; Next Sunday the Kinghts will play
the lust Cherry A C. of Doubury. This
team beat. the Wlnnlpsuk team last
year by a score 0i! 5 to 4 and is truth
Totals .......l. “82 19 5‘25 11” 2
Tobey and Gilbert. The Cubs mode
more hits than the Winnipnuk .llln-
iors. but they were not bunched. The
Winnipauk Juniors were Wigglosworth
and Hobler. sud tor the Cubs. Cook.E
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l
lilinnipnuk Juniors will play every
Sunday morning on the Keene;
grounds. The lineup of yesterday’s
lug ellng a last clip this season. winning game
:mlfln ulnar-11.198
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tFor Children .. .. .z5c to Sr
For Ladies . . . . .98t: to $2.9“
Necchsr .
Dutch Collars. Jabots and]
Bows. Popular Prices.
sisting of Plain Moire and ‘
Hosrery
Black, White, Tans, ‘lariousi
ribs and Silk-Lisle, at.25c
Ladics‘ Hose. Silk, Lisle an
Gauze. , Black, Whit ,
Tans. at .. . ..... . . . .251
Ladies’ Silk Hose, Black and
Tans, only . . . . ..... 500
Better ones at . ....... $1.001
Kid Gloves
Black. White and Tansy
at ..750
...............
Ullr E. iii. iiirah Company
Enidhliehril 135?
PARASOLS.
Every Approved Fancy of‘thc Season.
.PONGEE COACHING PARASOLS. HEMSTITCH-
ED ANDTUCKED. WITH BORDERS IN COLORED
SILK, DRESDEN AND PERSIAN EFFECTS THAT
ARE STRIKING AND VERY BEAUTIFUL. $1.00 to
$5.00. ‘
HUNTER’S GREEN PARASOLS. PLAIN. OR
WITH INCH-WIDE TUCKS. FROM $1.50 to $5.00.
WHITE LINENS. PLAIN COACHING PARA~
SOLS, HEMSTITCHED AND EMBROIDERED.
SOME WITH ELABORATE EYELET WORK, 75c
to $5.00.
WHITE AND BLACK SILK, PLAIN SEVERE
STYLES OF VARIOUS GRADES, FROM $1.50 to $5.00.
FANCY PARASOLS, THAT CAN BE CARRIED
WITH ANY COSTUME.
Dresden silks with borders in plain colored velvet.
Checked silks, white and black with Persian borders.
Black and white silks, wide stripes with Dresden bor-
ders. *
Silk Parasols draped with black or white chilion.
CHILDREN‘S PARASOLS IN LARGE ASSORT-
MENT OF DAINTY STYLES, FROM 250 to $1.50.
Parasol Section. right of Main St. entrance.
FLAG DAY IS DRAWING NE’AR.
June the fourteenth. Everyone should be prepared,
and every house should have its U. S. Flag.
GOVERNMENT BUNTING FLAGS IN SIZES 2
x 3 to 12 x 18 FEET. MADE IN THE BEST MAN-
NER, DESIGNED TO STAND WIND AND WEATH-
ER.
A SPECIAL HOUSE FLAG, SIZE 5 x 8, AT
$21-50-
Flag Section, lower floor.
NEMO CORSETS, VACATION SALE.
THESE ARE TWO FAVORITE} ‘M 0 D E L S
WHICH WEARERS OF THE NEMO DEMAND—
No. 522, {Or tail and medium figures, high bust and un-
der arm. long skirt. Ncmo Lastikops, bandlct and six Las-
tikops hose supporters,
at $5.00.
No. 403. Self-reducing model for short-waisted stout
figures; low in bust and under arms; Nemo Lastikops hose
supporters. One of the new models.
at $4. 00.
CORONATION MOTOR- HOODS. SHOWN AT
THE VEILING SECTION.
CORONATION VEILINGS AND CHIFFONS.
Elite E. iii. drab Company.
House Dresses
The new stock or ilouoe Suits in winning all sorts
of compliments. and them is no reason why a house‘
keeper osuuol hove summer grace. comfort nnd
style. when snrh pretty llrosus «can be had for so
little cost. Many of these Breanne tire in the one»
piece style. with square Dutch neolt sud threwunr-
terionmh uieolo. The materials are nood duality
Vermin or lawn. in neat stripon or figures: also
blot-it and while check. At the regular prion—41.25
wthcy ere re-nurltsblo mine, but this mall's special
solo pride is illowlon than you‘d pay for the making.
The N. E. Ryan Co.
so Wuhlnlton Street
11...... “1.. -11 1....»
.e. 1. M ”1.11 . 1-1.1.1.“.-. Newt
hlmelt before his wile upon a formal
occasion with it sorrel dread oi‘ the
inotnntonoouely ltemlxlns glance that
be known will discover no if hya pro
1.1.1. -1111.
wife has snatched lit the nick of ‘11!!!)
from s iiufl‘ifll! hila‘hlitd'il heed the
new and unity straw hilt in which he
had tuttiouiily supposed he might eh
cons of divination nil hill little dionrep» tend the next door neighbor‘s funeral.
enrich of costume? There are one How often lute n mun turned meekly
sumptuous mm! film never learn their away in defenseless shame before the
own limit Militia in these matters. who mammal inquiry: “And do you mean
will invite people whom the wile would to go in that “latent?" There are
no more billion“ Ni h‘li'li’nié than 11M wives who seem able by merely glen»
would out of! her right lined. who act thing It I melt elliti in winter wrong to
onpt invitations nonlnsl which the wife gueaa that. he lots in} inndvortoooe out
in dimly: provided will: it previous out on his mid anthem-innocence”
easement who will conimit n lilouss ‘
“a... 1.
, two hits which coupled with Mo almost all games. losing but very few :gigripiuk J” Giiiflmi:
‘ ' i 1 ..................... . r l
. Grhthvgerror. cost Shorty the credit, Tile full sage; u, E d | 8 of 0mm, )e I ‘
.01 a shutout. l W n " , » U d f A“
* , ...... t y
.. , The crowd was poor, as usual. For AB R H PO A E \ligglesworlh TM)“ R'm' ”k n emear or
' Lvncll if 31) . t 1 l 9 1 23 Niche“
. u the past. two years. Norwalk fans have 1 . -- - ~ Ryder Ryan:
' been crying for n Norwnllr team. Now 0 Connor, 53., CL ' ’ 2 0 0 1 0 3i ' """" ‘ """""
Foster '-‘b .. 2 0 (l 0 1 1: First base.
.‘ they have gotten it, they do not pat- .- - ....... n : ’Co nloy lindqulrlt .
. mize it. Manager McGroth is doing Copley. 1b. """" " 9 0 ‘ 0 0. '0 """"""" ‘ . "
~ Shane of so 2 o o 1 l 0 3000116 bille-
.. everything in his power to give the 1 .. . ...... ' . llirdseli little llulch n on
town what it wants and desertes the 3“”‘9- ‘3 ' ~ - . 0 0 9 0 4’ """""""" ‘ ' . U v.»
. . ‘ Iannon o 0 0 1 r 1i Third hate. ~1
‘ support of the people. His efforts to -4 : P- ------- . - 0 , . .
.Woorrect omissions should be oppreclst- Kerwin, 31%”- ----- 3 0 0 0 3 0 Henry """" h'”'" """" ‘ I“ stole " . =‘
.1 1...... developing mo . 1.. 1...... .1, ------- 2 .0 ° ° ° 0 ‘i 1...... . 84 Washington Sl..So.N0rwalk
‘ McDaniel ff 1 0 0 0 0 0 llossing ............... l. Sohschnt l
‘ ‘ tiger. ‘ I ' I '''''' Center field.
It was in the fourth that the Blue. “‘ ‘" ”‘ "" 1- " \ T m “6
. , 90": took a slide and Norw tun clinch-l; Totalsk....;.'...'.g-l 1hr 22.11 s 140““ -----~-R-i;';t- iii.” - 1‘0“!“ W
1. nl ts 0 ohm us.
_ ed its chance of \lctory Schumann it All R 11 PO A lli liunns .. .......... Tobey, “awn.” I.
singled an stole second. Keene our-.1ml 9b , ‘ 3 2 1 r 0; left field . .. ‘ “m . _ ..
prised his friends by tanning. Smith ey, --------- . . ‘ g . ‘ ‘ ’ ‘ 0 " ‘ . .
molt nm on balls and got second on 018m". 0‘ ------- 3 0 0 3 0- 1' “’1‘” ”mm“ m" “'3‘ m“ “mm”, chm” ...........;3 :2 53‘; conroerloms'r auto woes.
Cot h , i i' b d tllr w while Fm 21, ........ 3 0 3 1 1 1 and lintoutskylhe lnstfour. The Cubs New York ..... .3 .. .0 ‘ \‘ow York Pr“)
he 9" ’9”: d :‘hm 0° u Mum... c. ......... .3 1 0 5 4 0: shine for next strum will be ill thermal-no .......... 20 no .lotl i- 1 i . ---------
8e nmagu r e k; n 58:52? Smith. 1b. ......... ti 1 3 12 1 0‘ lioxter Grounds. with the HunurinnEthlum ........ 211 ii: .511 An East indilm. who l~~ ‘ learned
' error. "‘ h on: 01;: cm; “0M“... rt. ______ g; 3 1 n 0 0 Church teem. Two new ployers will 81‘. Louis 16 33 .327homo of the elementary , ,yles of
' dies! second use, ‘ 0 tr 0 on linrrt‘ if 4-, 2 1 2 0 0 be given it tryout. 1...-.. 2.lltirull'y and contortlon. put his know-
Schurnnnn at home. but threw badly. ('“hlll' 81; .......... r, u 0 0 1 1 Yesterday's “units. lodge to u decldely pmmwme as we“
in; Shorty to cross the plate lioudo'u p """" 5 ii ; 1 ; 0’. FW" Factory League Glam. 5'0 [romeo played. as novel use. one evening when he was
in enfety and giving Friend first Billy - """"""""""" ' The (notary league payed n num- —-~— um,“ mm, a ridsy plain. \Vth the
V Lenders timely ““319 brought ‘“ Totals """""" ll 12 12 27 16 21 her of games Saturday and yesterday. : loudly"! Roselle. " Rindoo had reached the top 0' one 0!
. smith and Friend Lauder stole sec.2 ‘MDIVOSIOIII Toni built third strike all Of Which were “3” attended Ind Bolton ‘s mim" 5- "Mt mound§ he 3“ a tiger‘ “he,“ ”I
’ and pretti.y laud-Mulvoy W ‘0 Smith. Friend out, Slsttery. running (or him smunsed coneldersble «tendon I: l‘htlsdolpbisitst Louis 5. him. too or 600 yards away. ilef‘ore the
nt,;third. who caught Lauder. Hanks not playing. . The scores 0! the “m“ we" “ lol‘ i‘ Chicago 183‘Wslhlnnion 7* man could hide behind a mound the
mound furthermoorlos .by fanning Sc b ~ l ni - .iows. ’ New Y0“ 2' Obv’h“ " line: had seen him and been to hound
50“ h. t.“ madam! of the game Soutiiriz‘nd: n 355.0 0 o o t 0 0.... 1i Norw'k 1““ Company, 19 a“! . tonrdhim stirs iopnl' towed. Hun
well Kc». as circuit on an error by K. of C. ....2 0 0 2 l o 0 5 x” 12 .MM 0“,” System 8 . “STIRN LEAGUE. "it no mm“ of dam“ there was “0‘
Finley, m short. the latter making an Th ....... ~ ~ 8“”th 'i‘wln “mama” r" WW" = ‘ thing for the man to do but lo rave lor
mootlm «etch the runner at. 9 “mum” bridge ilo: (William , Tum “ending. 1: tr but ‘ ’ a tried
first. - ., nestled among the‘ Sllcrllice idiom—Friend. Foster E at N w it ‘ b. 13_ l l Won host PC. ‘ 9 ““7”” “’- ' .
'l‘w .1; i hit —Fri mg a or ' L“ '~ '0“n"“"- 33 11 “fig end put forth hilt t .onmll.
tail rec .1 or... ootore it could be re wo “3 ° ~ ‘1 h (‘ Rochester ......... . l
~ 1) bl l -—F i d o s iih' ‘ 3‘ “Wm °" “ .~ 1, .37 the tiger steadily gum upon him.
“‘e'ed Snowball' 1‘“ "’de “0““— on e ”a” tell a" m Norwslit iron Works Complnv in; Toronto “““““““ "‘ "‘\ wt: w h i do” in an?“ d“
‘l‘he score of the game was as fol- “”9" 0‘35““ and Smith. Wu,“ lilllso " ilnltlmom .......... 27 19 .557 ‘i "' 9 if , ‘ ' 1
tools: l Struck outm By London a. by Len 3’ ., ‘iillfllio ............ 21 2° 3-,"! porntlon no resoltodd‘upon nllexnfusun
Norwnllt. “0” " ' Mayflowgr‘, o; Colonlnlo, 5, Montreal ...... ....21 all All? “'hguf-‘ri‘: 85.1‘3”:};'::;;‘ loci-oi:
All it E no A E "It!“ 0“ ”Niko" Loud?" 1 0“ rt..- iiui'liouors and the Colonials Jomr Clo 15 32 AW“? " “
La on 1. , r 30 «133 um; om a ridge be halted. ntrolrhed
““93“, 3b. .......... 4 1 1 3 2 0. nu icy-mind lung ‘i'DSlQI‘diLV aflclnnoon in lrovldenoe ........ 1i .: “th l 3! fl ht .ka curled
Vflik. p ............. 3 0 1- 0 5 0; 1‘6“ 011 b81598“ Knight“ of Colum the "Hillel! come“ [ill]! iRI‘ this ”It NQWIIK ............ IS 80 .318 3‘ “n 2136:1155) Hogan ‘0 looh'botweon
,Sctlumnnn.ci. ...... 4 l 1 0 1 db“ ”- 30“” Ends l irun. it took fourteen innings to tie-3 ”" °_ d “ in mg
Me. if. .......... l 1 0 (i (l 0. WM pitchesmLannon 3- lcldo the (tune. Ilid the Mayflower-i V""'d"" Reunite. Mk logo to the rear. nu 9' e (
‘ , Smith lb. ......... 3 1 0 9 0 0. Hit by pitcher-wi-‘rlend. U't,‘.onuor.é,,\..,n by n more of 9 m in Montreal 10. Rochester 8. arms upward in n fantastic manner.
Friend u q 1 1 1 1 0 Lennon. 1.11.... ‘l -11.... llkethesnils ollwiudmlii.
Lauder: 3;," 2b. 3 0 1 1 2 0, Passed ball-Muivoy 2.11urke 2 CONNECTlCUT LEAGUI. Saturday's Results. in 0 few seconds the tiller hove inf
"my 0. ......... 3 0 ll 11 2 0: limplrewli. A. Veil. W1..- Jersey City l3, Providence 1. tight. end at that instant the face oil
my“. ’21,. ......... g (9 0 0 0 1i Scorer—«F. C. ltlodell. Tum Standing. ; Rochester t. Neutral 0. the object assumed at hideous nrlmnt'e,
Namath, no. .. 1 0 0 2 2 1‘, Timew'i'wo hours. \ Won host PC: Baltimore 2. Newark. 1. A prolonged yell more. such as bed
I 1... __ 1.. .1 .1. ”11 1.. ilsrtiord ........... 2:. 13 .651l liuiinlo 3. Toronto it (13 innings). perilous newer bolero plotted the ear
Totals 29 5 5 o"; 15 21 MAVVLOWERS» ‘3 BENGALS. 3- New Huron ........ 22 18 {.50 - oiou)‘ tint. and the ulls of the wind
w ‘ """"" . Bridgeport ......... 22 ‘19 .537 NORWALK, II; CHILTON. 50. mill hour: to retolie backward nud’
Blue 00x. ”25"“ Namlk ”'7'" 0"""d “" New llritnln ....... 21 19 .527 ww- toward. as its sudden whirlwind bod.
Ill! R H PO A he Bridgeport: Very Easily. bllrinufldd ,, ,,,,,,, 19 21 .475 tone or at. a”... cricket Clogs New burnt upon the scene
moddermno. it. ii (i 0 l 0 0‘ The Mayflowurs put the hibosh "“‘Norlhnmnion ‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ no 2, .188 ”than . Mateo tor the them-- the tiger recalled. Willi. he evi-
J"”‘"“' 3“ """" 3 “ 1 ' 1 0 ”‘i’ “mu" mm” “mm” “ Waterbury ......... iii 2:1 .139, dually thought in this: There stood
Blondie, 2b """ 2 0 (l 2 6 lithe inrmer's oral. “' 19“" Norwslk. iiolyohe .. ......... it 27 .311? A cricket ‘Mmh V“ pinyed M 8M" Helen-tend Mentioned monotor. (inn
Corlih, rt. ......... 3 0 0 0 (l Oiby the were of to 3. The playing ,,,,, ____ ton. between Nomilt sud Shelton tic «sins! tho “3 m hideous hood
Airy. lb. ...... 3 ti 2 13 0 blot both teams t munhoul was oxoon Yesterday’s Reunite. lCricitoi Clubn. int Ballard“ IIWT- 3'“ situated in a“, very center of its
whatnot. . . .. . ll ii i 0 o Oltlonslly good. despite the handicap of Bridgeport is. liolyoile z. incomrtnd resulted in new victory bony. its risoillln 1.”. ”emu”
7. filthy. n .......... 3 ti 1 l 2 tithe newly renovated field. Up to the Northampton a. New Heron 2. for Norwollt by all rune. The more: whith those fiendish more were “um“
Legion. c. ...... .. ll 0 0 6 i 231ml inning, it looked II though the Waterbury ti. New iirltnin 1. ”WM“ 9‘9““ CM“ were actually plotted above it. mot
Min. 9. ...... ii 0 fl 0 a lgviultors would curry home the lent-oi 1.... AD. bowed. €010.11. mom ii a", eyes. I“ limbs were furlonsiy‘
Flynn. rt 1 i ll 0 9 Garrett“. when the Mayflower boys not. Saturday's Results. (1. Younger. Wlliiulldi. Compton. ll olemoring' rot-"sound: “a the m“ M
.1. .1. 11 -1. m m led three runs. CMCMRI up with and l‘llrlim‘d i. Waterbury I. ll. Stevenson. b. Wilhelm ..... i h“ burrowing. “an was be? At-
'i‘olnln ....... 28 1 it 24 ill ii; peering their opponent; by one telly. New Britain 3. llrldoepofl 2. J. Glover. b Compton to ready “mm“ or this mm“ bout?
The some by innings: Who game was lonely attended Ind Mrlhsmhton ii. Burlnuiield 5. W Bum. o lieynu. in Holmes... it The “a, could not pm," to rollocl.
m u; , .0 I o 30 00 l swab ; the llromen Wore enthuslutlrnlly oon- New Haven ll. llolyolts t». W. bowel. b wilt. b. WWW" 9 He turned toll. and with A Mi “’9‘“
I)!“ no: ...... .0 0 O 00 till 0 11.11 i nrntulnted upon their rally in the WW (5 3W"! run out 1 yell unused him to redouble his price.
The autumn”. ninth. " NAT'ONAL LIAM“. H Norman. c' 0“" b “who“ "'1’ do nus conquered by the unknown.
, 7 this barium—«J Smith. Halloween. The more of the nine well no 101- A Wininwortb. not out .. ...... . l‘v ‘ 1.... -.
under. Keene, Finley. town: WW "'"“"ll* .1. Paste. h. illum .. .. ll THE. "‘0”; "Wm"
awndoahltwvlalk. Aliniimnm Won Mil PB. line a 5 d
. mantle pinyswhiciirdle and new“ Mayflower-s. YNW York ..........31 is .638 , 1... (Baum Hotel .1 }
, mm “a 5mm. w Webb. ill, ,,,,,,,,, , 1 o o l o olt'nlcogo ...........ii¢l ill .635 88 When slithe women take to polluting
snark auteur Volk10.byil'lnoln6. promo. 2, o l :l 0 ol l‘hlimnuuo till 20 .000 Shelton drielm ems. who will look other social protlt-latlm.
3““ on ”5113-101; Vollt 4, oil Fln- Null. (,1, .. ‘ .. g i) ll 3 t) o Pillsbury .........26 22 .542 Ashanti. c. ileum. b. It. 11. Lowe” 0 it will he remembered that our red
in a. liloorntnllnl, 3n. t l 2 ll 3 1 ill. Louis ..........lltl all .151: F. Williams. we. 13.1.0” l proclamation: on this continent depend-
‘ mt onbsseannrwslh 3.11m 803 Wright. lb. 4 l 1 10 l 0 Cincinnati W23 27 Mill P Dunbar. b. A. 1;) We 1 ed sum the women of the tribe to pro-
, someones. «l t 3' o g 2 llrooltlyn ..........lii , 31 .m .1 Lee retired hurt 2 servolmlhlstory and tradition. The
all by bilehdr~v»«\ls'llilh. Alton. rf. :l o o o o 0 Boston ............12 ‘ 88 .240 G. Compton. c. women. 1:. Hunt...“ equities at mm It! outer: wells the
vanity—Michael liowd. Johnson. :11). 3 1 ti 3 ll 0 W W lilnne. o. Glover. b‘. ”manhunt 31min“ wanted thelrhrneth in talk and
'l‘imo of guinea-wmte hour. lid minummn. o. 4 ll 0 4 t 0 Yesterdny'eflmito. J mimetic. Midi). Hunt .......... then the WWW" WM 0V0? the
um.“ intone. o. z o 1 l t 1 NW York 5' WWW!“ “- A. Clarice. o. Young, b. Norman 1 women had stowed unity in their
, Wm... ' - - 1... 11. 11. .1. ““3"" 29‘ Boston 3* _ P Coos. nervout .. ................ 7 i allude neatly doctrine. minute! 0' the
, loo? 0.. 12; tritium eons. 1» from. . ..... ....r‘il 4 s 27 11 4 Si- W“! 3» Piliindv‘vhlr in o Mottrhm. t. Hunt 3311mm: proceedings tube handed out
. 7““ , Bonnets. " Haynes. b. Vesta ......... 1 st need when the intern tortunott or
“M ‘3‘” “‘1'“ mm“? “m" ' ' no ll ii no A 1: cm “fig“? :mm‘ him to the not. demoted to reboot-no to the
i "W" i" ”0W9“: nullify. 3b.. . u o l 4 il l whim“; ,“gxsfim 2 7 mirecoro no such servioels expected or
The Knights oi Columbus defeated 1thng in . . 4 1 1 ii 1 i rittrbtlr 9”mw§w“ “ ‘ Runs ..60 untri on tremolo out twentieth ceil-
, 0 air.“ 501th Ends; of brimming nubile. it: i ii i ll 0 0 8t 1 out? 9f thiadrilpnln a ‘ ' tor: nirllltution. but helpless and in
yesterday afternoon by I score of 12 Witslen. hit, it i ll 1 o s (l ' ‘ ' 7 A. ‘ eptmen sdllfortho most part looltlo
in). The visiting team has compo? Ennis t: 4 ti 1 8 2 ti AMSRICAN LIAQUK. their wives for the preservation of so
let! thorny 0; lent years Clorer identified :1 its. 4 o 0‘ 0 (i ii _ irolol proprietlee. and there are tiloflfil
WNW: who was in the box for the ‘ nutter. it. ll ll 0 i 0 ti ' Tam Standing. She biiie’i‘fi that their mopfletios‘ are,
Wis. pitched as very title game. Mutilation. rt. it o o (l 0 0 Won boat really moremotnentzn the dullyhung
‘ ’ flowing one hit. and timed one Lynch. 0?. ........ 3 0 0 i ii iii Detroit ............ 36 is inert olittethnn thehil’ttory and trod
' ‘ 41 must nil film Ho lied mi —~ 1.. -- .1 .1. .1 Philadelphia .......29 17 litre iii no riot.
‘ how other: has n finalised presented
gourmet battalions to the little» tiles» any period desired delta,
,‘pooinl touts, lien or elicits lot at our
Jill
liesdnro of The Sentinel leaving the
ties in blinsflll lgnorxuoo of tho anoint city for the seashore. mountains or
nation they tire working. 'i‘bore are rural resorts, or for Editing. can have
others who never can acquire remotely it sent direct to them by mail for“
moire or ‘
months. Adfll‘é‘fiiml may he changed
It often as desired. « ,
and outrages upon the minor pronrio
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