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by the leaky norteidor. coupled with
tworereuod very-rand in the order
J : no thoroppootod.
w the this. Inning. Kelly's
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cream ”tiled-moot»
m. oooe‘oooseoH‘
..hwbose him Rolls“.
Hen-nil. first on Must-Q
'worth, 0; as Lunches. 3. Struck out
—-iiy Waiwerth. its: by Muchnh, 13.3:
Moo hits-Von Dyke, fisher.
Double plus-Smith to Copley to Kel-
ley: bonchok to Copley to Heesuts.
brood rune—Gloonwich, z; Nor-
wall, 3. Wild pitch—Wilworth.
Passed bolls-Kelley, 2; Bottorson, 1
Hit by pitcher—Muchoh. Stolen
roe-e.
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\ ntorswuiding in the vicinity of the
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, The tnhtng any oi the old Dechor'
. Md ueor the bridge bouuoe oi
. ‘ vdho recent tmprorttmalu.
213' .dho- ‘sond bent,” uoor
'2,;t fiwbridge. won a tovorito swimming
:7 tech thero now that
. " IIvisoblo
'I'itoo: We think Foley Cothortic Tan
tooth. clogged or irregulpr bowel no
“.._Wm°“h°m lire John'l'w'l'nnohoroteo-inoryohtoowosho.
Mummcmhflhueohgduy ildiopeood
‘Althcsghthsqmuwtorosvonidoyo during the pest
‘ildnteterthemdmc, week.
thomotterw-mmfi
“ isespouedthu1ImMM.Minl Renae-minnows. Vt.
“thomoomoduesuuummhoohooospondtngooml doyo in
which tmo he hold 1,, mime looking otter his hustnooo inter-
Nelnutpunoyvlowph,»dl-
, Macs and truck for-on. Inpfl'. :Bloohlyn. went the week-end with
filthotrodeonthemMmt this minor. lire. lortirnor inland
wmutsottmmmmemm ' .
no» time no MVIJ‘W .Ill Ill.
mend and new pun" must be John: hymen end family. who
done. One former Dinntcd n mouthwm redone in Spflugdnio for
“Macedon"- on here ofsometime. movedto Etomford loot
Md. but this wdrt‘ went for noth-
“the nod hot-s Ibeointoiy westb-
'mumtmumm
‘mi’otorloiiernndtolily.el New
'York, are here tor the summonoocu-
'pytng one oi the Porter cottages. on
"'_'"'— Oenoko ovenno.
III-way. near the new bridge, end the
“ppooronce of optics. otc.. provides u". cio Snyder. Who hu'
dangerously ill for a number at weeks,
is very much improved and able tobe
nbont her room.
field‘s. it is going to be dileult thio'
Inn-nor to find a suiiobto owinmlnn Ir. Gunnln‘, who hno been driving
’one at the Red Stu- ontoo. resigned
Although lhis position end is now employedth
the roilrtond' Gilbert 1".Btevens.
“h “' ”m 9‘" WW" I" In Leland 1?. Smith formerlyhilsn
in thot '1 "um”! " “0' Ellen Dovidoou. underwent on open.
cinity. tion It the Stnmford Hospitni. Friday.
——- - Her condition is rapidly improving.
.TILLO WHL" 8H! THINK.
M“ Hon. 0“” 0”" ”-- The Francis Sowing Club met at
the home of Mrs. .lncob Flogg, (‘onoo
Hill. Monday evening. nnd a very en~
..ioyobie time was spent in pinying
cords nnd sewing. The mole members
'of the‘ "'club were nlso present.
months best liverpillweevergot
bid of. no they do not nausente or
flips, but not Mel, on the liver." Rec-
Qmendod for contttipotlon. bloating.
our stomnch, us on stomach. bod
"Swot" Pete McMnnus. who appear-
; aid overywheio. ed at the receiving end for the Stan»
Ir. ..‘a In: ‘Korold sons. 0! “
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Anson-gotta”! Pohnten
lodge. Ldmwmhhddonm
evoninginttroouinehembheiib
ing. .
'l‘he Dorie choptor. Order oi the
Enters Beer. will hold o meeting
'l'hondey Who-obi In.
MM. 3. Petite.
The Tout door. oi Buy scouts will
hold shooting onlondoy evening. A
eheorsol of the pie, which they ore
I present in Notional holl within o
her; time will nloo be held nt this
meeting. Dnncing will be enjoyed of-
ter the prooentntion oi this ploy.
~ The members oi the Princess Bun-
uhine club of tho Congrosnttonsl
chunh will hold a meeting in tho por-
lors ot the church on Pridny ovning.
A report of the committee in charge
hi'tho recent town fete. which they
gove will he Inode.
A meeting of Aspetuck lodge. K. o!
P.. was held in lto more in the Fobie
building on Mondsy elloniniz. Severe!
business motion were diocuoeedst tho
meeting. One at then: won tho giving
oi the nnnunl entertnhlmnt. A com-
tv‘ittee has been appointed to tnhe
charge of this affair nnd will submit
a report at the next meeting. 8. A.
Purdy has been appointed chairmen"
of w. committee.
a.
;dhfiooihethhouooohohoiitotthe
:Mwesm mt“ el-
‘dtountottho-ootingthonottorol
euendory now no to who! couru to
mettle matter. They have nooot
thorny to her-row the noooy and un-
leasonethor one“ is held within e
veg short time it will be ineuooiblo
for the. to have the houses erectod‘in'
timotolet thenlorthooeooon..‘l'heoe
new houses will he built innnow unit.
heeoeoo if the peooent building lie to
ext-led it will-eventually clone the
htahwoyl Atmrpioooot time the re
ioctlenhevo in their hands about so
ambitions for houses which they no
unebie to iill. A number ot local 990'
pic who wish bones are very indig-
nost'no color-town roople have oi-
xeody been gi\vlll' boom. it was de-
cidod to let the local people have the
choice 'cf the Muses until Juno 1 but
“is was not carried out. Than out-
‘ ow ~ «ov‘deuts who had houses Inti
"tr wore illli wed to rent 'thi-min ode
.enoo oi the locol poepio egoin this
war.
411”“) UP TO‘THI “MK.
“Spring ..rer" tenet nlweyo a joke.
it you feel unit and olwp’sh. tired end
. . . m. «mm tram hochoehe or tea
euro 4 nt. suffer from hocmho or
-- l 'w-~k rtmnnntism. lore muscles.
"iv-r inflation of bid-
' will now von Inventi-
nte Foley Kidney pm. They are
highly neumendod es pro-st end of-
hcion't nide to health.
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For the second time in two ween
n pennant Micron nt Times yuch the opention. nnd only nwohetm
Sonora. in “York. saluted yew iron his dream when “Reggie"
lqrmn-I Ion whehod actor
a now-nth vlowdng‘tho may
across tho-continent tun: on nomine-
hile in the shortest ti-. Ilnny men
whohndchoorodli‘hkhcr eight
days boioro when he mode o cross-
country record of 'l doyo. ll hours and
5: minutal in n Codilioc cor let out
their vole. yesterdny for Bobby Hotn-
mond when his Mm‘whine lower-
ed the time to s doyo iii hours and 39
minutes. '
His roodoter bod bunsed over 3.3“
miles‘bctwem New York end Son
li‘roncioro. nu oginst the M71 :nties
covered by the other mechlne. He
oioo had notobiiohed a record in an
pennnees. for his fore, clothes and
car seemed to hnve acquired n meet-
er amount of loose moi estnte on the
trip than did Baler and hhl outfit.
Likewise Hammond wore out two unu-
penions. o unique performnncn in it-
self.
—-Don't waste the days in waiting
for o telnet. under-the improsoiu
‘thot Sentinel classified ndprtlsing is
BIXPENSIVE. FOR your REAL Ex-
PENSE is to own tonnntleno property.
sons. and lanehoh. with perieet sup-
port. settled down to pitch Nothing
of o stortllng nature occurred untill
the eighth inning, although “Reggie"
Bmith. the loeol short stop, worked.
toh some play or n Greenwich boos
runner on woo pulled on “Andy" Cosh-I
Von Date. the’
Manhood”.
Mchmudoneoithe
heedhst. plows on the visitingtcomn
ended and stole oocond. While: the
romr stood ooeoooiy on the
health wnh tho-hell concealed in his
glove. empted to move the beg to
see if it oowo otntlunary. Von Dth
who is one oi the most chilling
plnyers. stopped 01! of the beg to
he or
clapped the hell on him for n potent.
in the einhth inning Nor-walk b\:
consistent hittins. led by a twobes
owot to career, bylflonoonts. solvedt
Wnlworth‘s mitts ohooto ior o tow-
minntoo. and three Norwnlh men mode
the vdruuit; end goilopod over the rob-V
her with enough runs‘lo tie the score.
("outwith bod e bentltitni chance
to win the gene in the ninth inning
when the ilrst men up singled. went
to secondwon o bolt and rooted there
with no outs. lonehnk settled down
oogin. however. and stench out the
neat twtfmen in succession. while thel
(third better died on I hit to short '
"Rogue" Smith succeeded in loading
on teh third stotiou during the last,
he! of the ninth. but three outs were
registered before the shortstop could
score. ’
Neither tum storied anything in
the tenth and. in teh eleventh Nor
wolh won the game. honchnh was hit
in the fnce with the bolt. otter onr'
men bod gone out; Inher sacrificed
Joe to second, from where he scored
on a pretty Texns lenguer, by Smith.
which won the guns.
bsses~ Outwoter. Helligan, Tommy”
Pendletcu. Umpires—Calvin Miller,
'of Stamford, and Detid Slomon of
Norwolh
i
L. O. O. M. POPULAR LADY CON-
TEST CLOSES TONIGHT AT 9:30.
We are ,at the request of the com.-
mittee having the popular Indy cun-
test in charge, publishing tor the that
time the nnmeo end standing .of the
different (hndidntes This contest will
'positively close nt the Moose country
store. at tho cnruivnlgrounds. st 9 '30
o“.toninht so you get your votes in at
M‘thnt time. There will be no postpone-
eut:
i
Hrs ...ELBurnsSN .......... 1894
Mills Yen Honlon. N ............ 1,158
hiris 'I-‘roncis Burnett. S. N ..... 1,153
Mrs. Charles T. Dimopd. 8. N.. .1150
‘Mrs. Jennie McNemose. S .N...1.150
Miss Nora E. Ryan, S. N ........ 3150
Miss Alice Splen. 8. N .......... 1,100
Miss Knthcrine Campbell. 8. N.~.l.060_
Miss Edoo Howard, N .......... 1,060
Miss Madeline Buster. N ....... 1,020
Mrs. P. M. Hopple. S. N ........ me
hllso Louise Blsrhmon. N. C....1,005
MB! Mabel West .............. 1,7“
hire. Lucile Eyerson ............ 1,168
Mrs. Fronh Louder ............. mo
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The original oud genuine Honey and
'i‘sr cough syrup is Foley’s Honey nae
Tor Compound and becsuse thin hoe
‘gtven such universal setisinction and
Zcuned so many mes oi coughs. colds.
croup nnd whooping cough there are
imitoiions nnd substitutes offered to
’the public. insist upm Foleyhs
1 Sold everywhere.
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those something to ndvertise—usr a
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