Evening sentinel, Monday, August 14, 1911 · page 2

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;__O‘l mu Exciting Game at

_ L:- f Amusement Park
iillll liiillll iii *

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‘ Score Was Twenty-three ioThree
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in a disappointing game to the Nor-
191k vpeople, the ‘atrong Darlen base-
ball team shut out ”the Norwulkis. Sat-
urday afternoon, at Amusement Park,
by the score of 2 to 0. Throughout the
entire contest. excitement ran riot and
aeldom has'there been such a burst of
enthusiasm at the park as during Sat~

Norwalhs had opportunities to score

two and perhaps more runs, but each:

time these opportunities were lost, ow-
ing to the fact that the boilers either
tried to kill the ball or failed to solve
the delivery of Sedition. who pitched
‘ I great game.
For all that the game was a good
one and would have been enjoyed
I much more had it not been for the
hot that Nor-walk sports had too much
moneynt stake to really feel sports-
manlilte.

The crowd far exceeded that of unylcntching his man that he ran llali‘. ll
previous occasion, the grand stand bel way across the diamond and tossed ‘ .l

in: nearly tilled, while the bleachers
were jammed. “~ A large num‘beroi' au-

‘g’rrotm ....‘........:n

“I ' Norwalks

alimony, 2b. .. .. 4

The score by i‘lmings:
.......0 0 0‘
Darlene .........0 2 ii
The summary:
Muiv‘oy. '
Sacrifice tlwa. Smith.

Three-base hits—«Scanlou.

Double play—~McGrath to Smith.
[Struck out-—By Schumann 6,
Scaulou 9.

Bases on balls—«Off Scanlon 1.

Left on baaeilwhlorwulka 10, Bar
lens 8.

Time it game—fine hour, 32 min-
lites.

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NORWALKS BEATEN
FORD.

IN STAM-

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Score was 23 to 3 in Vector-day‘s Game
~Mulon‘o Finger Dislocated.

in a hit anti run game played at

the Norwalks under, yesterday. by the
score of 23 to 3. The game was a
ilaeco from start to finish, the. Nor-

. walks being up in the air much too

high tor comfort. Volk, Norwnlk’s pop-
.ular southpaw, allowed twenty-one hits,
while the team had ten errors chalk-
ed up against them.

The team seemed to be completely
ldemorallzed. which. added to the fact
that the grounds were wretched and o
l, pop fly meant a safe hit and sometimes

 

i utility's game. On four occasions the? a scratch grounder meant ll throehag-

‘,gcr. illl contributed towards the resultl
The Stumfcrda scored two runs iuj
tthe first two innings. one in the third.
iaeven in the fifth, live in the seventh
nnti six in the eighth. Schumann‘s,
ubree-bagger in the fourth and Riley'sl
:llome run lll the ninth, which broughtl
‘Rueaell home, saved the Norwalkal
‘ from suffering the ignorniny or another
shutout. Nor should they have got-
iien the two in the ninth. Russell.
Iknoched rl funny one to hiernateln at
‘ short.

The latter was so sure of'

lthe snhere to Smith at first. It went’
labout five feet over the big man’s

Mobiles were also present. The gamel head.

started lpromptly on time, for whichl in the second inning Mulvoy anemia-l
all were duly thankful. nnd progressedled a dislocated finger. but pluckily' ammo“ 3b ‘

rapidly, so that all were enabled to
reach home in time of supper.

1n the first inning, it looked all
though the home team would have

everything its own way. Oakes singled ‘ was dressing. Lnubscher. oi the Stam- (‘uhiil fl

and was followed by G. Smith. who,
in attempting to sacriiice. bounced the
ball directly into Jack McGratll‘s
bands, who fielded it to first. catching
cakes and completing the only double
play made throughout the contest by
either side.‘ Fred Smith liled out to
Lauder at second. in their half of
the same inning. the Norwalks lured
little better. although four men Went

to the plate. Schumann getting lirat'

on he)": error.

in the second. the Darlene did their
ocoring. iialpin led off with a single
and was brought home by the first
run on Schumann's error, which also
ollowed Scaillon to romp home for the
mono run. Cantrell'a drive was aton-
nd by Schumann. who caught the run-
ning“ first and Shaugneasey struck
.ont, spoiling the visitora‘ chance of
adoring, Wilmot.

In the eighth, the Darlene had an.
other elegant chance of scoring, which
In spoiled by “Shorty" Volli‘ii renew
“and catch. 6. Smith singled. Fred
Smith faulted. ilalnin flied out to Schu-
nann and Scanlon hit out ll long drive
to what appeared to be Hate territory,
near the fence between center and
light fields. it aeomod impoullile that
chiller Voik, at right. or Friend, at our

tor. could get under the ball. but the

dormer. running like a deer. plucked
the sphere ior‘a Clttcll, the like of

which bu seldom been seen in The "

Hawaii“.

After losing tin-ac chances to more.
the ninth loomed up and with one
m down. Mulvoy bit out it beautiful
mic. NcGrath followed with it clean
twovbauor. niacin; Mulvoy on third.
roads to take any kind or a chance.
and Mcdratli on second. Will we:
'Wd upon to bring in the winulns
~m.hu't fannod. Then Riley. in a
“it. a good batter. did llltowlw, fan.
nib; lnominlodiily and leaving two
men oil halos.
The more oi the name was u lol-
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Norwaliu. Left on bilaewNot-mlka 8. tithin-
lln n H no A n ford» 7. .
amp”. lib. ii 0 o o 1 1 till by pitcliorwlilley.

“we“ 2b. ...... 4 o 2 2 z 0 Printed bullwli‘lulvoy l. Knorr 2.

m2??? R2313; 2 3° 3 3 a HAD A TEN-lNNiNG owls.
m3 1]: ’....... i g :1: 3 3 Knights of Columgngbuflutod colon.

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. ”WW. 0' """" ‘ 4 u 2 7 ‘5 U The Knights of Columbus defeated
' Linoleum, "W """ “ ‘5 0 1 5 l I the (fountain in a twinning game.
Valium. ”""“" 4 0 0 1‘ 9 0 mallard afternoon. on the Karma
‘* 7“" “ .... ... W M million, by the score at 7 to 6. Scan-
Totals """" "‘30 d 7 27 id 3 ion win in the bait for the Knights

,, mm": 7 and Guarnleri tor the Colonials. ‘
AB R H PO A E The same when hard tine alter this
on. ci‘. 5 0 ll 2 u 1 first inning. in this inning the Knights
Mimic. 4 ii 1 2 0 (Locomotive runs on a hit and sin or-
_ inith, all. c 0 1 ii 2 ll rem: Tl"! Colonials neared one m the
supine. 4 1 1 to 0 0:1:hlrd. and three lathe um and tied
‘Wipt-Hnnnv ‘ 1 1 1 1 D “$.00” lnlhd seventh; In the fllflth
, . 0 1. ll 1 1 thedolonlnln scored another run. but
rt....._........ 4 -0. .0 ll ‘9. 0 the Knishilflmeflfl‘dfl $001,016 ‘1',
‘ ' ‘ o - B 0 ii «allot on;

be lat-ill ‘

finished the inning. aitél' which Gull
.Knorr went in. it seemed like old
National days to sec the twin (loses
in the battery again. While Knot.

lfords, caught for the Norwulks until
he. too. got a ball on the lingers,
‘\\'ll€l‘88l he quit.

The score of the game was all lol.

. lows: i

Norwllka.
. All R ll mix to;
Riley. 3b. .......... .3 l l 2 l 3?
:Smllll, lb. ......... 5 U 0 ll 0 l
Schumann. rf. ...... 3 1 2 2 0 0
l“l'lt‘lill, cl. .......... 3 ti 0 ti 0 (i
‘Koone.ii.....: ..... l 0 2 0 1 o
thiull‘oy, c. ......... 0 0 0 2 0 0
McGrnth, as. ....... 4 ti 0 ti 2 l
Volk, ii. ........... 3 0 l (i 2 1!
Russell. 2b. ........ 4 l 0 l 2 L!
‘Knorr. c. .......... i 0 l :3 l l
tliruthertou. if. ...... 0 U U 0 0 0
‘ 'l'otala ........... (ls. :l :23. 9 ill
; Stamforda. '
i , All it u m)». 1-:
Cunningham. 2b. 6 :l 2 l J
Merilfitcin, all. ...... d 3 3 .l l
G. Smith. 1b. ...... 6 3 5 'i' 0 0
liunun. 3b. ......... 5 2 0 i i u
'l.uubacher. c. ...... ii 3 2 10 l
1.). (lliillu. rf. ....... 6 4 3 l l
(l. (lililln, ll. ....... ti 3 3 vi 0
E W. Thomas. of. . . . . d 1! 2 2 0
Younger. .p. ...n. . . .. 5 0 1 0 2 0
Totals ........... 51 23 2f 27 8 1
i *J. Giblin out; foul hunt on thii‘li
strike. i?“
The score by innings:
wot-walks....i..o o o .‘I ll 0 0 o 2»— 3
Stamforda ..... 2 2 l 0 7 0 5 ll xw23

The summary:
Stolen balloon-'Cunhinnham 2, Lamb
richer, G. Smith :3, liogan. Mornutcin,
Thomca 2. .
Buorldco lilthoungor.

Two-him: hitcw-J. Giblin. Momateln.
'l‘lireoburie bliiiwsl‘bumonu, ti.
Smith.

..llome runs-“G. Smith, Riley.
Struck outwlly Volh ii, by Youngv
or ii.
l’laaeil 'on balls ~~~~~~ Off Voilt 2.
Younger 4.

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Stolen ‘baaellwli‘riend, ii. autumn“...

Two-base hltawésc'humann, McGl-ath.

Shinpnn Point, the Stamiorda snowed.

04K. of C. N ...-3 000000 011"?
1 Colonials ..... 0 0 l 0 ii 3 i ll 1 0-«6

l Earned runli--K. of C. 2, (‘olonlalo l.

 

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rHHouoHrila trons. AND our Low Fluorine on mail

 

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TUNITY FOR UNDERPRICED MERCHANDISE.
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lTIES LEFT AND SMALL LOTS

MERS A CONTINUED OPPOR-

St.,So.Norwalk

man was down, they made three hits hands. The force of the blow unhoolr l The features of the game were the bat.
ill succession. one. a double by Scan- ed the lender and Mr. llrowu was drng- l mm of Bellini, who Secured three hits
He not uti.l
Guarnleri pitched a good game of dazed and painfully brulned. but got bugger. and Lehoekey. 'n'ho got two

god for about ten feet.

the ball and threw it into the field

the again. Nor would he couch! to quit bugger.
Knights neared the tying run, it look- the game. playing throughout the en- l good for the sprinwmas‘ each we“.

tire contest.
The more won no follow:

, “ greatly lutllel; riotory. The Broad

..ld Rivera played the beat

 

‘ ‘ .lul‘ career, Saturday after-
:.=4u they defeated the strong
lV .’ .lien'a Club team, 01‘ New Can-

mn, by the score of 6 to 0. The play:
iing of the Broad River boys was full
of chad. andi‘lthelr base running aided

 

Rivers connected solely alx timers,
nearly every, hit coming at an oppor-
tune moment, while the New Canaan
boya‘llecure’d. but two singles. Only
one New Canaan played reached third
base, in the ninth inning. bill be was
cut. oil lit the plate. The quick recov-
ery of a bad throw by Smith ill first
and his throw catching the runner at
second, was the fielding feature of the
game.

Next Saturday the Broad Rivera will
play the Colonials, on the Broad River
grounds. ulld’anothcr good game is ex-
pected.

 

Springwooda Boat So 80:.

The Springwoods defeated the So
Son. yesterday afternoon in a fast iind
interesting game. at the Baxter
grounds, by the score of, 10 to 6. llotb
teams are made up of players living
ill Surlugwood and this made the game
all the more interesting. Springwoods
. played an orroi‘lelsa game behind Pow~
ell, who pitched his first game tor
them, while the coupon given to 'l‘til-
mndge by the So Soa could have been
better. it won hard tor the So $03 to

steal on Sanders and three men were
caught in trying to make second and

{our in their attempt to pilfer third.

 

 

out of four times up, one being a two-

hlta out of three chances, one a three-
Sorter; and Ryan also hit

ling a lwohagger. while Rucker. Artell
land Ilohua did good stick work for the

 
 
 
 

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The Store Closes at 5 O'clock Except Saturdays

 

The Last Days of the Furniture Sale
‘ ' which Ends’fl‘uesday

Just a few words about some fine pieces of Furniture
which remain.

Must of us have associations with certain articles of
Furniture. We all llavc our famritc chairs. (lonlx‘s illltl lzl-
lllcs. Wc have our prcicrcuccs in style. We of America
have a deep affection for Colonial Mahogany, zl'utl on like
the sturdy English (ltllt pieces lJCltWL‘tl by our tort-blurs.
Happy the pcopic who arc building homes and only collect
as their inclinations pl‘Llllll.)f, or tllcir purscs zillou. _.\ \i'isc
collector kccps lll lllliul. “How good can I gct for tlltxiuml-
cy I can spend." .

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but the umpire Sfild he (lld not and Mayfkiwera. ISQ&Sog. the lOl‘le‘ securing a [wo.bag.
the manager and he had quite an arglr- , All it *1 p0 A E l ger.
them. but it did not change his docirl~ Lonehnlt li ‘ a' 0 0 0 0, 0‘ The score:
ion on the NM" ‘Brown ll . :l 0 ti 1 0 ill ‘ Springwooda. ..
Mottbewa' playing in the field and North ‘2! ' """"" (l 0 9 a 1 ‘1 AB R H p0 A E
aymea at first, alao James Lawson lll ‘ “.' """"" u ‘; lflnrdoo, if. 2 l 1 0 9 0
t first. were the features of the some. oomquiat, lb. """ (I " 14 u ‘ . Bradley. ll. 5 0 i 0 t) 0
The full score oi the game la as Seymour..lb. """" ‘3 0 1 l ‘ 1,Artell.3b. 5 1 2 l “ 0
lollowo: . Jolluaon.2b. ....... o l 1 4 4 0:8("135' 2b. 4 o 1 3 0 0
Knight.- “ Columbus lilibiganm ......... 5 l i i 1 0‘59““. u 4, 3 3 1 5 0
All it ll PO A E Run-ell, as. ........ 5 l 2 3 2 "Sanders. c. 4 0 1 4 4 0
...... 411 l 0 LDugnn,rf........ it u (i 1 l Olkrolm'tf‘ 4 l 1 0 0 0
ileuly. so. ......... l u i o i 2 ““3““ 1" """"" 5 ‘ 3 ° 3 “Ilium-“>- 4 l 3 H 0 0
. ‘u ., “" "" “' Powell. p. 4 l l 0 2 0
Egrmsllb: ll '1"; 2 0 Totala ........... i9 4 ll 3616 4 L¢n¢,gke)-_l{_ 3 2 g 1 0 (1
Sedition. p, ......... 4 1 t i l 0 Iridgoport Pm. ‘ _ ~— f ~ —: *
.......... r, 1 2 0 0 0 All R l! 5’0 A El Total: 39 10 l. 27 lo 0
Erwin. c. .......... vi 1 1 id 1 0 man]. if. ........... _r, o 1 ’3 0 ul 8000
Mullllrr‘fivrl- ...... 3 0 0 3 0 0 Patterson.cf. 7 l u «i 2 0‘ All it ii l‘iOA E
hermit: .......... 4 1 1 0 0 0‘liinmiloid.lb....... r. l i 7 ii snowman. l 2 2 l l 2
“ ” "“ *‘ “W "" Downs, 3b. ......... 6‘ o a 1 5 1 l'i‘almndn ll. 4 0 l 3 3 0
Totals ----------- 37 7103013 2 Buckinghamrf. e o 2 o o u Arielle. l 2 2 7 1 u
Coloniaia. E. Meerbaclt, c 5 l 013 (i dAhoa, l f. 4 2 l 0 0 0
All it ll l'OA l: Rogers. 2b. ii 2 2 5 3 o Ruckemb ”-2 o 2“ 3 21
Woofer, 2b.,c. ii 0 i ii .l 0 Sit‘“‘ll|‘l,i§8. ........ 5 0 2 3 l l Caliban“. 4 1 0 0 0 1
Still‘ltes,us. ..r ...... i 2 1 o i 2 A. Mccrlm<'ll.u i 0 l o l u Cllonio,r t. 4 0 o l o u
)ictluire.c..rf. 5i 0 ll 0 ti 4 Slocllm,p. ......... ‘2. 0 2 0 i t) Nathanfif. i 0 0 1 ll 0
.las. Lawson, lb. 4 l d 12 0 0 -—~ w .-- —— ...- — ‘Kvuncz 2b 4 0 l l 0 l
0‘Conncr.cf. ....... .3 ll 1 l l b Total: ........... 51 5132613 4’l‘ultu.iib. 2 0 o l 0 U
Coolie, 3b. ......... ii i 2 i ll 0 hittyiloweril ....tlllli101il2il000—4i ~ - - '-~ -
'John Lamomll. .3 0 l 0 o l librl‘oot ...... lddtll10000001-~~»5 Totals 36 ii 824 7 5
Leonard, rf., 2b. i 1 i ll 2. 0 Summary: Two bane bits, linker, Series, Ryan
.Gunrnlerl, p. ....... ii i l 1 Ii- 1 Earned rune-«Mummers 1, Bridge laud Bolas.
-—- ... 4- -... -.- port Port i. Three bane hits, Mboilki‘.
l 'i‘otula ........... 10 ll ll 28‘” 8 'l‘wodlalselllia ~-.\'aah.(l. Dugan, ltog- Left on bane So So, 3 Surlngwocd
l 'One out when winning run won era. '5

acorod.
Score by innings:

i Summary:

5. Two-ban hilt-«Seaman. Gunrniuri.
First on bolle-0ff Guilrnlerl :l, on

‘ Bi‘llllOIl 2.

l struck ouiwliy sconlon to. by Guar-

nlerl 9.

‘ Left on ballet—«Colonial: 5, K. of C.
6.

Wild pitch —r~(lunrnlerl.

l’llaot-d litllla—wErwln. McGuire 3,
Woofer.

him on errortlwill. of C. 4|, (‘olon-
tale 2.

llit by pitcher vvvvv gunmen. Leonard.

Stolen bliaoawllunrnlcrl. Bouillon.

Umpirwd. Mrtlratb.

Time—wTwo liOlll‘l. l0 mlnutea.

Bcorarv‘wll‘red C. Roldell.

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TWILVI-lNNlNO GAHE.

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firing-port Pout Donated ib- Mayflow-

, "I, b lid 4.

in a hard twelve-inning gum, the
(induction Pout hardball mum. bonded
by Mayor ill. 1“. llticltingllam. detour/oil
the May-honor boys, in than Norwalk.
Baturday alteration. by thoflcoro of
'5 to 4. No better game has ever been
teen on this oval than Balurday'a Ind
all agreed that the team Were pretty
evenly matched.

One at the inoidenta oi the contain
occurred when Arthur brown. the are.
men's slur loll fielder. fell off the em-
bankmcnt in left and ran into a trol-
ley car in Filth “not, onhuoklug the
“tender on the name and liliitlllning aunt
dry urntm llnd a severe auditing up.
Brownie, all he is called, started after
a long iiy, knocked in the direction at
Fifth Street.
wan going like the wind, When on
the brink of the. embankment, bi-
cleatil caught land tripped him do that
be pinned oi! the bank. At this ban
ocular moment a trolley «Foams
along and hetero Brown could MW
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Flo bid a long run and ,2

First on Judie-Oil Keene 4. off
hiccrbaclt 3. oil Slocum i.

Strut-it out
back I», by Slocum :‘i.

Left on butler» Madonna
Bridgeport l’out if».

Double ninyuwllonra to illunaliold;
Nuall to Johnson. ‘

l’uaaed bullomhleerhach 3.

First on ei‘rorawMuyfiowcro
iiriduoport Post ‘2.

Stolen billet—"tilde”. (l. Dunn.
Downs, Paileraon.

ilmpiromlii. Liguins.

Time—drive hours. it) minutu.

Cuba Boat 8t. Mary'a.

The ifnbo and 8t. Mary'l loam
cloned but» at the Colonial Ilold. Bun-
doy. tor n lime of tut ball. The Cuba

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in comm.

lly Keene 3, by hieer~

dam are aloud until the int Sandi?

Struck out by Purcell, it.
lmadge 3.
' liaise on balls. Powell. 1 'l‘almadge.

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Ciuott, Peabody Wine.

The Clue“, Peabody Co. baseball
team defeated the .\‘orwnllt Lock (‘0.
team by the score of S: to 1:. Saturday.
The bhlri shun boys did some timely
illicit work and good fielding. The
,buttins of halide. Bordon and Lind-
duiat. who contributed eleven bit: be»
tween them, the rim two getting four
apiece and Llndqulat three. The pitch-
ing of Jack Ryan. of the t‘lueit, Pea-
body team, was him a feature. lie
struck out Sorieil every time he come
to but.

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I I O I
Dining Room Suites of ESpeCIal Value
Jacobean Cal: Dining Suite of toll pieces. This is so
good a reproduction oi the ailtiquc. that it has been uni-
versally admired. 'l‘hc coloring of'tllc riltl link is pci'i'cct,
showingllglltcr and worn placrs on chilli- drills, tlrzllrcr—
pulls and tablc cllgcs. , , , _ l'fii‘g
Extension Tablc .
luff“ Value $169.00.
golfing {Pubic August Sale price
. ma .a mic ,
l’ivc Side Chairs $135.00 ‘
. (inc Armchair
Colonial Suite of utassiw Mahogany.
Extension Table with ltciiry lit‘tlt’blal.
claw fcct. and top with llantl-cilrrctl l'upC ctlgc.
China Cabinet with cntltc lllll‘ri.ll'l)ilt‘l\'.
Buffet to match with hand—curved panels ull cupboard
doors.
Five Sidcchairs and one Armchair.
All of solid Mahogany. \‘illllt‘tl at $325.25. August Sale
price.
$238.34
O
Bedroom Furniture
Colonial Suite of solid Mahogany from the Berkcy &
Gay Furniture Co. ’l‘llrcc picccs~llctl Dresser and (hill
tonic-r. S~scroll feet on all picccs. Value $279.00, :\ugu.~t‘
Sale price. .
$225.00 .
Flag—scat Mahogany Rockcr and Chair to combine, ‘
$8.00 each.
. Colonial Four-poster Suite, lllTL't' [llt‘Ct’fi-Mllt‘fl. Drew‘— .
\Xllllt

. or null Cliiilonicr. pillcailplc curving
$237.50. August Salc price

$178.00

Cane Seat Chair. $8.60. Rocker. $9.60.

Old English Bureau. A superb piece of solid .\l;illl‘g--
any with ball and Claw loci, two «loop long llrilwcrs. two
smaller drawers. Mahogany (ll’fl\\'»l\’ll(‘ll)$. Value $75.75.
Sale price $55.00. A rare bargain.

Mahogany Secretary. with lattice glass (illl‘l lllzlinulltl
pancs. lower part with barrel ll‘iitli. S scroll lt't‘l
stiles. topywiilt l‘lex‘t‘ll~ilfCll and control urn. hint- and twin
lcct rcprotluctiou.

\'zlluc $92.75.

till inlets.

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Sale price $72.20.
. Fourth llont‘.
Discounts hold good for Carpets. Curtains, Rugs.
China. Linens and House Furnishings until Tuesday altcr-
noon. .

Elie E. ill. lllruli multiparty.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

t l - it till .
Ringgfrlxfirfig 01: ‘3’; “To: The Mohlcann iournoycd to \\ est»
lion-ring made? a trhoobm tilt and port Sundaymornina and defeated the
’Ilttlo thorns Herring moved a two 0"“ in ‘ ten inning ”m” by the
““5" Weller mode com PM“! Iln- room of 8 to ll. Bilanliin uiiched tor .
' the Mobirano while Miller did tho . , .
glen. Lindmilat had Ill“ off day at m- “a l .U d '
0nd line. but macaroni him" one $32,“ xx: 3:”... fifiheiég‘i‘l’l‘l‘ “8 m n erwear
runulns. Tho lineup woo: ‘ in
It. Mary's. Cuba. inning the Nohlcunl “my”: 2;“. Made in aun‘tary lactorldc. uncrowdcd work-mould
Wigglcworth . ..... handball and the acorn was tied 3”“ b. 0’ flooded with illrht and pure ulr. libido by bunny.
i’it ii r hicnua acorod two more run: ‘“ the healthy. well-bald women or long oxiioricnco and in-
c . ’ ninth. mailing the more ll to 3 in form imitnlile skill, who giro. on much Mlcmion tn t‘lt‘flh‘
"dbl“ Gilbert of tho Mohicana in the ninth sham linear as those for whom there garments are intend-
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