on Railroad avenue
But one sale of real estate occumi?
in lair-ten. last week. W W Horny sole"i
log mperty in, Garden street. to C. E.
Hubble. N30 monastic: verge recademi
but a year ago, the second week oi
mommstamom
x4;-
lmtl Mill on
ClNGINNATl, (l, Ans. 16 .mJohn
comma:
3M~nn me. of acne avenue, in morning. deliverins a very in. dis"
mucous in Plainiield, Conn. course to a large number of inter-
lasted auditors.
3_ . ii. Fielding, 0! Pleasant street,
m entertained New York visit-
Mr and lore. H. 0. Mills of State
Line, Mass, are visiting relatives in
Howaytcn.
!
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m Gilbert. 01 New York. spent
“1 Isak-end with his parents on Van
A daughter was born recently to
3111'. and Mrs. Forest Case, of Ronny-
;ton avenue
an. and um. irving Smith—or
With, Long island. were local
m over the weekend ‘
Mrs. A. B. Cleverly. is recovering
from a recent illness, at her home on
Crow avenue.
M Kuhnsr. and family. are the
m to take up their summer resi-
M It Calf Pasture Beach.
Miss Dine Blumenthsi 01 Brooklyn.
N. Y., spent the weekend with blend
in this place.
l
’ 3 Hrs. Eichu'd Hendricks. of Cave
' ' m. has left for Newark, N .1.,‘ A 30“ l 5'- born to Mr and Mrs. u
when she will spend a week visiting 0 “hm” RN01! Point road, Satur-
m (fiends 3138,! morning.
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an. and Mrs Arthur sum", oil Mrs H Lhasa-and and her «laugh
ml, were over Sunday visitors With “1' Lillie spent Sunday With triends
fir. and Mrs. Daniel L'Hommedieu, on in New Canaan.
' mom street. 3
i
Mrs. Clinton Rowland 0! McKinley
Court, is entertaining relatives from:
Providence, R. I.
,. {Alfred Erickson, oi the.B. R. T., New
York. is spending a few days with his
Wilts, Mr and Mrs. Fred Erickson.
d3 Bridge street. - '
‘.
Frank Hollis or Romyton avenue,
was admitted to the Norwalk hospi
tal last week for treatment.
l
.lll Alice Hall, of Fort street, is
m a tulliiedsed nurse. after 118““ M'r. and Mrs. Charles u Petty at
W for a number of years in the Raymond street, spent Sunday with
flow Haven Hoopital- Mrs S. Lockwood or New Canaan.
l
was Anna Hendricks. or Cove avo- Mrs William Vim Worst of Brook-
mmreturncd to her home here lyn. ”em a few days last week with
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'33 in Bridgeport. Conn.
Master Elmer Snidln, oi East Non?
Gilbert Bogart. of Greenwich 11an naik, is visiting his grandmother
timed to his home in that place IMP Mrs. John Snimn of Raymond street:
touting. for g. wooing?! the We at
hidfitber. on Beaside Wheel:
.3,
Mr. and Mrs. J. Gsylor have re
iturned to th'elr home. on West Side
Edward Benedict;- of the East Side, avenue after it week ipeht at Asbury
mm a pleasant two weeks! vacation Park, N. J.
g as: resumed his duties in Glover's
. 3 flhoe Stereos Washington street
‘1
‘ Harold Sewarby of Highland wave-
3mm. is. entertaining his cousin, Clar-
fishermen report encouraging catch- once Johnson, '0! New York City, tor
a oi fair-sized small blue-lien. or a few days.
Mappers. " .A “mess" oi 18, several"?1
—__...
.11.-
lspending several weeks with,“ rein
itivos at State Line, Mass. has re.
Wench H. Molten a well-known turned how,
that Sitter, has taken an impogpnt po-l
Shiloh with the Neptune Hardware Mrs. Joseph Taylor, of Pennoyer
“pony. Mr. Modett was formerly street, is ill at her home with malaria
Wed by“ that firm 3 31've Her many friends wish her a
*“‘— 4,390de recovery.
3Tb“. condition 0! J. H itundie, Van
' street baker, who is 111 in the
m Hospitle sufi'ering irom ty-
W lever. was reported, this morn-
' being improved. ‘
”—«H—
Walter Boughton or Dsnbury.
flies Frances Harris. of the Bronx. Miss Wilma Thomas has returned
m3 York who has been visiting. for to her home in Jamaica, L L, after
3 final month with Mr. and Mrs. ’Fier- a visit with her grandmother, lira.
' excl. on East Washington street. Thames, 0! Rowsyton ovens.
returned to her home. i
._ l on. and Mrs. E. H. Evory and
mulends of Mrs. S. P Fairbanks. their son. Milton, have returned to
mile of the pastor oi the East Avenue their home on Pennoyer street, after
I, E. church, who has been so sort. a week spent at Canaan. Conn.
3' ill, were pleased, yesterday, to
not her after her lengthy sickness
A
' The annual picnic at the East Nor-3
.whlk Advent Christian Church, will
_ jam on Wednesday atternoon at
36th): Point Cars will leave in iront
' church, at 9 o'clock, in the morn-
hi. ~3A very interesting time 18,4exfl
.3301 W. J Guggenheim. oi Bridse~3 L.- «MK—Isaak, 3P2». r
”3 spoke at the evening services oi. Mislies Ruth Chandler and Susie
' East Avenue M E. church, last Kinney of Grace street have returned
t. The pastor, Rev. S P. Fair- from' a Week's vacuum, at Harbor
Hunks. preached in the morning A View. 3
"large attendance marked both services.
' the evening Harry Sterling, of upper
Il'ivalk, pleased with several solos.
Nonoron 33
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‘ Joseph Brady of New York, who
was visiting his aunt. Miss M. L. Brody
of West avenue. for some time; has re-
3' turned home. “
a... .
Charles Tutt'le, formerly employed in
‘ Stephen Wood’s hiaekan'tlth shop on
Railroad avenue. will leave for Harris-
burg, Ps., next Tuesday. to make an
extended visit with re .
‘hlisses Helen and Sarah Sav- ”a“
no r‘éiting friends in Brooklyn,
The registrars oi voters were in sea:
slon tor the last day mm, in the
town hall. iron: 12' m.»to 9 p. 111.. for
the purpose or enrolling the electors
itsnd the Summer Sale Friday
‘ Baptist church.
3 Collender’s Point. She lived tor manyl3 ing that he had an option on Eamon
fliers summer vacation with relatives Mrs A. Webb of West Side . venue
m m caught by a 3106;: paper Mrs. Charles Morris. who has been.
* ler made it pass:
August, there were two sales of prop:
erty, and mortgages of $1, 500
l...
Miss Bridget McMahon. eightydwoi3
years or age, died Saturday morning sti
the home at Mrs. James Kenneailyu
years in Collenders Point, and was
well liked by all of her neighbors.
About a week ago she .was the victim
of an attack or heart trouble that re]
sulted in her death. 3 The tuners!
services were held last. John's Cath-
olic Church Noroton today. at 9 a. m.
and-the interment was in Springdais
cemetery.
MM Tris Card-
3lsals. lose To
' New Canaan
(Contlnusd from Ninth Page)
The Lockwoods lost a hard-longht
game to New Canaan, last Saturday
afternoon. with a score of three to two.
The backwoods had eight costly er-
rors. the New Csnaans getting only
one earned run, the Iockwoods getting
two The game was won by the New
Cannons in the tenth inning when Mc-
Malian threw wild to Arielle The
backwoods outhit New Canaan, get
ting thirteen hits.
Miss Dorothy Raymond has return- ““115- 5- Double playaMcMahon to
ad to her home on West Side avenue, ‘Banks to H. Herring. Wild pitch 3
after spending a low days with Mr: McMahon. 2. ‘irst on errors-Lock!
la Time—Two horns and ten min-'
utes.
OFFICIAL STATEMENT '
OF FRANCE
PARIS, Aug. 16. 2:40 p. m.—
The French War. Office this af~
'temoon gave out. a statement on
the progress of hostilities reading
as follows: ~
“There was intermittent can:
pounding last night in the vicin-
ity of Souchez and on the plnvW
teau 03f Nouvron, to the north of
the river Aisne There Were also
engagements. with bombs arid
hand grenades in the sector of
part of the Argonne.
Bits and Ammertz il—
'blc for us to take
some priSon-crs and to capture
two bomb throwers and a mach-
'me gun.’ . ,
li'aupt- -le-
3333 .
LABORER in math,
A dispatch from Lisbon to the
Fournier’s Agency says that a
Ruive, at Lisbon suburb, dug lip
33 bomb which exploded and set:
iously WOunded him. The police
'Qucnncwercs and in the western,
“In the VOsges, the explosion
of a mine against an enemy
trench located between Burt-4.
pros up some
PARIS Aug 16 5 :35 a. m;--‘
laborer working in a field at Cube“
made a search and found a» large ‘
number of bgmbms buried in all '-
who wish totakeptl‘t333lnthe3 party--
353 special naval crsdi
Mes-Grew. manager 9! the New York
National League baseball club hearing
that John Benton had been sold by
the Cincinnati club to the Pittsburgh
club. filed a protest with President
Tenor oi the National League. chi”
which does not expire until next. Alon
day. Hearing of hit-Grave pretest,
President Hermann of the Cincinna-
ti club'said that the option had been
port to the New York club.
We lost
Seven hits Ahead
oi Loco Nice
overlooked and order-dei- Benton to re- '
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Mlfllll flilllll M
Pillllilllll Will
i Continued From First Pagel
on a mission for the State Depart-
ment.
The Gomez-Palacio factory enjoyed
's; practical. monopoly in the purchase
of cotton seed. at a fixed price and
the sale of its production under the
dies regime.
EL PASO, Texas, Aug. ll —-The so
hoptanoe by General Vicente Sebura.
Villa military governor oi the state oi
Hidaigo or the Pan-American plan tor
the holding or a peace conference of
Mexican leaders has been summoned
by Villa nucleic hero. He is reported
ready to send delegates to such a con
{entice
Gen. Segura was tosmerly a hul’:
fighter and once possessed a fortune ot
' (Continued tram ninth pace).
Gusrnie‘ri and “Snow" Keene led the
heavy artillery. each having a patient:
record in batting [or the day. The two
for» well Nor-walk won, so ‘wlist‘s
the odds!"
The Incomoblloa imprisoned three
less successful than his predecessor.
in the filth with seven bingles chalked
up against him. Klinger had enough
when, in the seventh. he had allowed
four runs and six hits. Gallagher,
who finished the game, was pounded
Summary: Earned runs-—Loeomo-;
‘suas. s: Nomlks, 4. Two-base hits—6'
l'rud‘erman. Klingcr (2), Riley. Hay-
‘mes. First on bails—Oi! Black, 1;
oil Klinger, 1:01! Gailsgher, 2; on
Weber. 3. Struck out—~Bv Gallagher,
1; by Weher,11 Sacrifice hits—Jilin;
'.er Sacrifice flies—~Mernstein (2), Eli-
ey. Lott on bases—Locomohiies, 5;
Norwalka, 5. Wild pitchwflailaglm';
First on errorsv-Locomobilos it; Nor-
walks, 1. Hit by pitcher-Sawyer.
WM 5‘01““ bases-S-Mernsteln, “‘1“ 3have been quiet since the terri-
“'39" tory was occupied by the Rus»,
' '3 person Willis according to Mr. Wienle-
vdy Umpire—«Emmerich
.Two horns and five minutes.
i
"swoon ospmvso or HWS'B-tm
prporrr :1. 1.. Aug 16.4—56-
tional lswn tennis championship:
egbutiithisyear utter a long series on
th'e Casino courts, nanny oi the leading
players of the country were entered
for the invitation tournament begin-3
hing today. This is to be an annual
event, and the principal trophy chores,
' is a three-year challenge c1113.;
:11?
WNW“! champion. and his prime
oipal rival, Maurice E. McLaughlin. tor-
men, champion Among othér racking
players on the courts were 0. G. Grit-
Johnson, W M Waahh'tirn, 1 3C Wright
and R C ISeover. '
5:25i a‘. nil-Th 3}) sin
pub ishes a deg-es an on g a
83.26 .
16.236 675)
were sadly faulty in fielding. howeverJ
l
pitchers on the mound, but each was’
3 ported that severalAmericans were so
Black. the : ilrst moundsman. retired
though Newport is 'eprlved oi the its-3
‘3. Serbian
on. w; M. Johnston, 1513. w. Niles w; a, 3
" Armenia. and
Wkeyfoni
3S .. “'9'
more than a million dollars, it is said.
He Joined the revolt against Gen.
Huerta and much of his property was
later confiscated.
NOGALEB. Ariz, Aug. 16%uiet
prevailed on both the Mexican and
American sides of the town after a
riot Saturday night between American
soldiers end Movicsns here. it is re
rested on the Sonora side in retaliation
{or attack on Mexican soldiers by
Americans. but no continuation was re-
celved today of reports last night that
on American had been killed The die
turbsnce here was started by a halt
Board of Coxiunissioncrs for For.
sign Missmns the first news that
their missionaries at Van Tur-
'kish Armenia, had left that stat—3-3
tion and had arrived at Tillie.
Rev. James L Barton, Foreign
Secretary of the Board. express—
zed the belief that the missionaries.
had left Van on account of an,
outbreak of typhus. So far as the
board has had any knowledge,
Van and the adipccnt country
slan troops a few months ago.
“to. Clarence D. Ussliér’,
whose death was amounted by
the. State Die t, was a
daughter of Rev. John 0. Bar-
rows. of Norwich, Conn. She
went in van
and was married to Dr. Ussher.
:1 medical missionary, the follow-
ing June. She was a graduate of
the Wama’ns College of, Balti-
more, and the Northfield‘ Mass.
'1
Dr fisher is a native of Ill1~
nois. and s meditate cf the Epis-
al’ThcologicaL School Phila-
dolphin. slid the UnivErslty. Medi-
cal College of Kansas City.,3 He
has been stationed at Van since
were Rev-4. and Mrs. igrnest Yard
Mr! Reynolds "has heist
, ”3:3
5
E W W 4.
lliilil on when
'idGNDAY, AUGUST 16,1915
Norwaik Boat Club
HasShar'e Dinner
{Continued From First Page.)
{Contained Stem first page)
in, Gotcha-.1899 f
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missionaries of Va”
- row. who have been in the field»
about ten veers; Miss Gertrude
V Rogers. of New Britain,33C
was the usual distance maintained be-
ween the two cars;
Just before the “8" curve was
reached the trolley 'on the first car
went cit-leaving the car in darkness.
As the car in charge ot‘McEvitt and
Parrod passed around the curve, the
motormsn could not see the other car
and the car crashed _into it. ‘Perrod
was pinned between the front dash
and the front seat, receiving injuries
to his legs. hip and also a gash on his
cheek. - McEvitt, who was collecting?
fares, was thrown from the car and:
his log out. Every seat in the car
was broken. The passengers were.
thrown forward and Kenneth Graham,
of East Hartford, one of the passen-
gers, was thrown againstthe seat in
front of him, but not seriously in
lured. Joseph Smith. "also of East
Hartford, was bruised about the legs
and two other passengers, Miss Eng-
land. of Hartford, and Mrs. Joseph
Hubbard, of Wilson‘s Station, were al i
so braised. but none seriously. A 12f
years-old boy who was on the car
also was slightly injured The trol
ley ‘ltervlce was held up he a result
of the accident and all of the cars for
the remainder of the night were run
one- half hour late.
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Passes Beer lo,
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Joseph mm. or clues street.
has notified the police four chickens.
Saturday night. were stolen tron: his
Stealing Apples.
William Eltron asks the police to
stealing his apples. Arrests may fol-
low, it the stealing doesn’t cause.
A than Trick. 3
Walter Wienesk'y, of Slocum street.
uptown. had his garage, Saturday even-
lnx. broken into by some unidentified
sky deliberately allotted three valuable
automobile tires. All investigation
will he made; ;
‘ reorient. nls'runssucss.
mason, m, an“; 16.4-—
ical dismbbnoes which pissed out Tl”or
parentii‘are centered in the South
Genital Gull At .9: as a. 111. today the
was blowing 48 miles an hour mm
the'"northeast. There was indication
o! Gnlveutbn . ~
3.
3-—Re'ad the :Sentinel Want Ads. on
*liii‘s‘illés‘PIE;
ms: in his Cleanses Plant.
And from the best fresh fruits
. began to fade out o! ”Sight.
' said that their strength had tailed.
assist him in preventing boys train 3
the Yucatan Channel Sunday still all- . :
that the disturbances might pass east '
and George Montgomery made up the
committee Whose efficiency in handling
the bake «field not be excelled. They
Were ably assisted by Daniel MODE!
thy, who knows everything about cook-
ing. ' '
A burlesque baseball game-provided
enjoyment for the onlookers during the
short time it was in progress. Win:
seventeen players on each side and
eight umpires choking the diamond,
the nine captained by Kay was swam
ed the victory over ingram‘e aggrega-
tion by the score of 9 to 0. The con-
3test ended abruptly when the players
it was
Martin Creagh made his "under
pinnings” carry him over the ground
taster than anyone else in the tat
man' a race and he was neat place Kay
and Ohlmonn were tied for second
honors.
A tug of war between teams cap
tamed by Kay and Couison ended in
tavor ot the latter Coulson, Inuit,
Buttery, Roberge and Ohlmann, com
posed the combination that showed
they hen the “null" Key was sup-
ported by Ferguson. Martin, Moore amt
-McCarthy.
immer and Byxbee came/hwy "with
first honors in the wheelbarrow race
“be:
lDempsey captured teh 100 yards dash
" and also the standing broad jump with
la leap of 15 feet.
'Rauch won the
standing broad jump holding‘weigh.;
. l
"LOCKWOOD LA" ‘for six hits and six runs dozen intoxicated Mexicans. armed P115036!" is M. and, paired with 3Wiuneld, ramped
w' r. 1h‘ ”'3' e.’ in the earl sta es of the game with knives and guns who announced ’ home in easy fashion in the the"
E Herring, cf. . ...2 1 1 0 0 0, l it had til" N3 H: hittin the their intention oi ”cleaning up" the ' ‘ d and F legged race.
8am“ e" """" 2 o 2 '0 0 gallon the tly6 an??? Wis thengthst “Grinpos.” Two soldiers were pushed res e “10d? Commodore D0180!“ (if “1830“ Club,
Ryan, 3” 3333 33333333 5 0 1 1 ‘ 0 Gallagher and. O'Connell presented a from the sidewalk by the Mexicans 3 was master of ceremomes, and he kept
Lonchsk, as ..... .3..5 o l 1 2 l ,prctty exhibition of 53,,de A “c. Groups of soldiers gathered tmmedx- (Continued From [vim pug“ ithings on the out vlve tlémughout rthe
3Artella, c ...... 5 1 3 11 1 mum, “runs a, ,he ,qume my 'ater from 1119”“ of the ‘0“ "d 3" easements in the tom of a bottle or :filkxefugtx'gn'l'ifilolne'yh"loft-:43?
33333::"35' 1" M”: g i I: : 3wss another isature oi the visitors' 32:39:31“ ”Engage-1:033?» beer when Chic: 0! Police W. it. Pean- “new“ the necessity'pf having to'
. ------ ...._. la 0 CG“ 0 in ion interfered. l o ‘
“muse" lr """"‘5 - o 1 0 0 13113 hiernst'eln and Seymour make it sent a detail to round up the men and logkod up Wm. :dkthmmi‘: 1:06:30 3:31;: Jill‘srtguesis were a num-
Ritso. rt """""" 4 o l o 0 l,classy combination around the middle W1“ “‘9'” "‘1" camp. Judke Voeburgh lined $10 and with. The menu follow's' Steamed clams
MCMM‘W'” """" 73, 0° 0 3 '1 sacksnd it takes sdynomic erasable All" quiet “a been restored, 0"“ which amounted to 3105’"- l‘ 1‘ 1““ M d “ ‘ hies" re are-1i
Tobey,rl’ .......... 1.0 o‘ o 0 3o 03ml,“ am," of Wm 33 é'ty omcm raided a gatherings-nuns. or known m, mm, the beer: m u 3,, :3 3:33: afgi‘fi'y: "'0ng {”3153
~ "' " ~ '- l LOCOHOBILES. - treating several men and continental; reported it was ““0"" down “ con- white bread sweet corn'blue fish one-
Totaia ........... ”'2 13 3810 8l .ab. ,3 1b 90, a c milling panpliemlia. Gamblers “New ”All". by order of the 0mm hall steamed chicken'to ecch' om
NEWCANMNS’ lGallagher Cl'll- 4.2-5 0 1 I 0 0 m the Mexican side have overrun Basky was '8an t“ 15‘1”“ 1nlvvhoie lobster to each watermelon:
‘b‘ r. 1b” no. a.c ":0 Council, it ....'.'..4' 2 1 '6 '1 0 l“ "W“ since Gen. Cellos. m“ in". but took an ail'lleiil under 350 a pa and other retresh'ments.
Mountain,” ...‘i ll '0 .l 0 i'l‘uderman ss “’3 2 2 a 1 0 commander. recently began the oven. bonds Attorneys “30‘3“ aCandee rep 3‘ W
33:" dill}: ”“123“: g g :3 ”Nadya-“3h 3333?. 33111115332 1 3 0 in”! 0: Nessie!» Sonora ”’5'“ hint = ’.ltead the Sentinel Want Ads. on
no, , . ... .. .. . o'c'ék' n, _ 1‘, Vivid 4 0 0i .,,, Jltncy Hits Boy. , he'flllfl! p.39 and than tryout '
web" rt 4 0‘ a" 9'4”” imam 'ri-sh'LTIC l 3"?» 3' IfhiISSlONARIES LEAVE ‘ Saturday night sinner. driven by e: - #’
,Kfllei""'"' "W“ .‘11 0 “5° “ o!Kii£’fior,3b-pr 7‘.....:.l 1.43 i. i ,1 “ TURKISH ARMENIA Matthew Corbett, 3Jr.. Ema David
Schmidt, "'1'“. 0 0 3 0 0 Sewtack, c ...... ..i 0"“ 0 i 1 1: \‘t ASHlNG'l'ON.Aug.16-— Drsw, ten yin-rs old, of it Pine street.3 "r U.“ a“. Service Call
B63“ h """""" ‘ 1 1 l 1 0 Bingo ..‘§.i (l 0' 0 l"; 1 Fifteen members of the American when the boy attempted to run across Fred H “M 3:
necks-33:. 31. .......... i 1 1 :1 4' o 3 . __‘__ __ .. __ Mission in van, rurkish \Ar- North Main corset. The accident “mm 03%;, m, mu...
Davi p ....3,<’..-.....i 3,1 l 0 2 0: Tilt-is .3 “1 124 13 3. menia. who were present during was unavoidable, and the no! Ol‘loo and mum
:Muivoy 0 -¢----«-- 3 ° 1 .13 1- 0?. NORW'ALK lNDEPENDENTS :lhe recent fighting in that vicin‘ unharmed. 0mm John E. Reynolds “1' 7.3.”... no
3 _ ..3,. - - -- 5— -- 3 33 3‘53 1' Iii: 3.033.: g “y, have arrived in 'l lilis. broken 3vestlgated and Dr. R. E Pordoe attend- It “3 Main It. Is. hm“.
Totals ......... 36 3 6 30 7 0 Riley 3% “333 3 3' Q 2 1"! 1 2 down with “70,4: and hardship. edthsboy.
:3 SCORE BYlNN313NGS: .‘Mcrn'st'oill. “a “"3 1 i) ' 9 5 0 one of their number having died 3 Demented Woman Missing.
Iszt‘vilmfnsf‘NI) g g 3 f3: :0 : t§.H"‘4m’3' lb .......3...'3 '3 '8 3‘5 "1 0 before they left. Police headquarters have been not.
, :F'rie “ll of .........‘..5 1‘3, 9 0 o Consul Smith at Tillis today flied “my” McDonald of Rowayton. -
Summary: Earned runs-5Lockv ““3763“ c 333333 '1“ 3' '2 :3 14 2 1 notified the State llpartment'm been missing from her home since ea
woods, 2; New Canons, 1. 'l‘wobase Smith rr‘ 333333333335 1:, 1 0 0 that a Mrs. 1 55m,- had died lmyesterdsy. When I“, seen she worea
hit—“H Henlnfi- “"1 0“ hails—Oil mom.” 2b ......t.fi ‘1’ 3 ,4 1 0 Van and that her husband 3W.“ light-colored dress. black coat. and '
3Mchia333hon.0; oftDavis,2. Struck out an arnicri if 333 31 13-31 I 0 now dangerously ill at Tiflls was listless. .
.mBy McMahon, 9:1: y Davis. 13. Lett' Keene fl- 3 3 - l' 3 31 2 fi 1 1 The dispatch said that while the 3 1—” More 9mm, , ‘
3on bases—Lockwoods, 11: New 011- 3M9“; ‘ 1,1! 3 0 1 other members of the little band 0M“ A3 Gainer Saturday night
' _ __ __ _ _ of \mcricaus arc convalescent arrested James Cowman. charged Wm, in Electrical Appliances
Totals ..... 38 16 19 27 11 5) ”fish?“ Without money or proper ‘ drunkenness. His case was continued '
3 3 SCORE BY INNANGS: C 0 ”I“ Y .— indefinitely. 0mm Smith arrested Eve a lime: in our stock
3333:;f'mfisg3 @3133: imitate-y Locomohiies . ..i 0 0 0 2 l 2 0 0~ 9 dislzgjlfgw'romxN’Sashiltfgioari: Frank Taylor. ills case, also, was con with go cggepfion of Grills and
“m3 WWW mm Umpirbmehpvomn 1nd,. ...0 o 3 o i o s 3 x is day brought to the Amman “Med “"33sz. a..." lrons' is marked down to cost and
in many cases below cost.
Some of these appliances are a
little shop worn, but are as good
as new, and carry the usual guar-
antes.
It's your chance to save money.
Come in early,
The United
“-31-? Water £0.
baromtar read 29.60 and the wind 3 .3 ..
HEADQUARTERS FOR GAS
RANGES. Sum to $41119
our stock before buying.
,«Se'lf Lighting Burners. Sec
Pong Hot Water Heaters . . trips
Eclcclric Light
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