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Evening sentinel, Friday, April 26, 1912 · page 11

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' Stilts at SI

Latest Models
Ladies Suits

 

Great Values

. «.i Remarkable assortment of plain and fancy serges and mixtures in
T .‘ 5.7 tailored and Trixedo effect and Norfolk in satin and messaline lining,

black, navy, tan, brown and mixtures, for this Saturday at the extra- .
ordinary—~price $15. Finely tailored in every detail and models the

very smartest.

gets the most desirable patterns.

$15

Men s Stylish Suits

Greatest values ever offered. The early caller

.-..

High class tailored suits in serge and worsted cloth—plain, fancy

and two- toned effects

Also a splendid array of suits in Cheviot

and Scotch mixtures in the new hand finished III blacks, blues,
browns and gray. Fine wearing materialse—e—will retain shape and
are made to stand wear. Great value~-the men should .call early

to get first chOiceI of patterns. This sale is for Saturdafonly '
x $15 .
Open an Account...

42 South Main Street

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57 Vilnius ruins
" ‘ loss nil in trims

.' Young Racrnii’s Wildness and
Bad Throwing Give McGraw’s
Man a Winning Lead II

 

 

PHILADELPHIA.) April
. trunking Quaker-e, went down to defeat
again yesterday before the ginger
. Giants or New York. . This-rune the
score was it to 1, with Christy Math;
errant: opposed to recruit Search. Ex“
' renting the fourth Inning when the

 
 
 

.ii w» v. pretty warm game tor a chil~
it; alre'mooh With the Phillies line-
up thither demoralized by the absence
he anti with the Giants

 

Phillie: putting up a pier
rue and with the New Yorio

as “are.

:Fhillm threw two Willi to the Giants, .

 

Ac rrte diam net-g: ,
ntty did not have to . , ‘

IITTLlII IIIILEY BEATS
LIIGIIIEY III llIII IIllT

Bailing Hurley, or manic outnlum

r. not

Pllllllill’lli llllll

geci Frank mughrey or Philedelphlag

in the main hour or ten rounds at
the National, Sporting Club, New
York, last night.- min: ’Boys rhre‘w‘
science to the winds and harmonise
away at eich other for the entire ten

rounds In some It the Millions lbw. . * '

rough: alter the hell had rounuedfihe

and of the rum end their uncouth

and the rarer-en bid to yell thorn Invert
In the opening turmoil bout.

'i'i'ouux, Rounder bed a sharia the better

of Johnny Morgan Rasher. some oi"
the club patrons thouzht, should have
been disqualified fur butting tactics. '

Dick Peter-e heat Dave Dillon ur- the
second ten round hout.‘ Potters had
the better of the second, third murthi
‘elxth, eighth and tenth rounds. The

In an in arm coma
amnion“ “ ‘

 

 

.Fnri'an‘ci the clever chicane light-
two’l'llit. Who will meet Matt Weiie.
lightweight. champion or England in
‘u ten rouo‘d hour at Multan Square
Gordan tonight is aimed? down to

weight.

Ellll iii Bill

McFarlanli and Wells Expected

i
NEW YORK April as. mPriclcoy Me

I" I I I“ Vis-

 

 

 

IIIARTFORII, April 20 «Franklin
and Marshall college defeated Trin-
ti‘y y‘eoterd‘ay a to l, by timely hitting.
Gayle; pithhetl the hall for the iieiti

ind was given perfect support.
Score I) innings: .
4, Batteries-finial and
Warner.‘ Bleacher and
mouths. D'lzushlln.

Walker;
L‘Hereaux.

‘ iii MI-~L¥nu 3. Herrerhl‘ir 0. I

too 3 . =
'At Woreeuter~Worcoeter ‘l'
River; ,

 
 
 
 

3" Boston at New York.

 

‘ seventh; rain.)

tiLANo Lenbue. ,. ‘ ‘ I

At LowellmNew Milford Is. ”Well . Chm” at Cleveland:

at uwronoewuwrence i. am: ‘

llllillE flPEllS

a Close Pennant Race-ille-
chanlce Play in New
Haven

 

necilcut Baseball League opens its
moon today. According to President
Jones J. O‘Rourke. or the League, the
outlook is im- | close pennant race a

‘ the playing eigensth or the eh: teem ..
ha been recruited too degree which

brings them close totethor. The
lumen scheduled for todey ere Hart
lord at New Britain, Bridmport at
New linen and aprlnxfleld at Hol-
Iyoho. The weather is clear.

LEIIIIE IEIILTI

NATIONAL Litmus.

~—

Veetoflily'l Results.
New York a. Philadelphia 1.

 

 

 

Cincinnati 1, Pittsburgh 0.
Chiclxo 6, 8t. Mule 2.

 

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standing of Giulio.
W. I. P.C.
Clothes-ti ............ 8 2 .800
Now~\'ork ......... ‘.. . 7 3 .700
Boston ...... . ........ ll '5 M5
Philadelphia . ..... t 5 Mi
“ Chicano .............. t 6 A“
Pitfall?“ .‘n...*..‘.... 4 6 400‘
St. Louis ..... ....... .. 4 'I 864
Brooklyn ........ - ll 7 .890

~ camel “today.

‘1:St.lao‘ule It Chico‘s)
Cincinnati at Pimburxh
Brooklyn Int- Mutable .

AMERICAN LEAGUE
‘ ertmm fluorine. ‘ ‘. v

, . raining-inure s. New York 2r us "if

 

inn-rain {Washington i
Chicago in, Cleveland 0
Detroit it. 81 bottle I

 

 

titration;

, President J. l. O’Rourke Predicts

NEW HAVEN, April Ian-.1116 Cour

 

some 7. Brooklyn 5. (to innings.) .

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

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‘4 For Only “ a .'
50 Star Soap Wrappef ,.
' mva 100 Wm

whee: Water Sets can be secured only by bringing
StarSoep Wrappers to ,

MA. AUG EQSOICO.D!| all
I.“ m 1 Mil” Sm

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Smokers or to year-e ego love plenum. memories oi: the

R. HTENCENTCIGAR

We have been fortunate to purchase duplicates of the
tobacco from which this Cigar we: made and the R. K.
ule It WHELPLEY A CLARK", DREYFUBSII. LEAIRY'S A
an CIGAR ITANQII. ’~ ,

OLD WELL CIGAR

 

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Standing of Chiba.

Chicago“ ..............
Benton 8
Philadelphia ...... ...1} -
Washington 5
Clevoilnd ............_s _
St. Louis , If"
Detroit. . . 5
New York l'

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Philadelphin at Benoit.
Detroit at at. meters“

 

New York it Washington."

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first, fifth seventh, and ninth were,"

even. Many clinches merrodI the ”It.
lug. Peters was

 

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