a no Kind You Here Always Bought, and which has been
In use tor over 80 years, has borne the Ilgmtru-e at
nndhas been nradennderhinpee-
bone! supcrtision since its infancy.
Allow no one to deceive you in this.
All Counter-felts, Imitations and “Justus- good” are but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infants and Children—Experience aging?
’Cnltorln is a harmless substitute‘ for Castor 0mm .
(aria, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. It
contains neither Opium,,liiorplilrre her other Narcotic
lubstanee. lts age is its guarantee. lt destroy. worm.
Ind alleys Feverishness. l‘ or more than thirty earl it
has been in con-tar It use for the relief 0! Cone potion
Flatulency, “ind (‘oi' . ull Teething Troubles an
Diarrhoea. It regulates tn. \nouiat‘ll and Bernie,
. assimilates the Food. giylng heuitn- .. .. eat sleep.
The Children’ s l'uuucea‘l‘ he Mother’ 5 8‘41“
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
'littiillithtl Bill
lllf llllibs
Ii
Bill M18 llflillllllls
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I The Highlanders defeated the Tigeri
lThirds by a score of 10 to i, on the
Tiger dlainorrdwthe Highlanders lak-
ling. one of the Springwood players,
who scored most of the runsflfhe
iplayer being Evans. catcher for the
tSpringwood Sluggers,
‘ in the first inning Popy struck out
ltuo inert and Thomas brs‘ll grabbed a
- uhith was a foul ball Frank
.Moriarty, the first to fare “Long Leg
tged" ’l‘iistani. tore out a fly over left
itield and it surely Was a two-base hit:
iKult'lltlll sll‘ut‘li out; lloodner hit the
iltali to short. Moriarty storing and
filoodiit-Ir was called out. Popy sti'utk
nit-e fly.
out
'l‘htI feature of the game was when
lit-Quilan mad-I :- homo run the ball
sailing to the left fielder, who threw
ithe bull to third. lllt' third baseman
and tin-It pit-Ling it up.
was too late
titissiiig it.
llllt‘Vl to third. but it
lit'lllill. bt'llitl stupid. could not hit the
.‘trill. hut stood up to the plzilt' llkt‘ a
.“red” sttttut— he did not swing tit the
ibull tilltt‘. being afraid it ruinitt hit
(lot-don, out in right field, miss-
lly whit-h come right into
“pints.” if Gordon had caught it
it would lllIH' .sltlppt‘tl lllt‘ rally. The
.iI.ttt~-ry for tho 'l'igt-r 'l'hirds was l‘opy
t hint.
(Id rt lllt‘t‘
i
this
The Bear Cats “PI”? very glad to
meet the Springl‘ood Sluggers. Satur-
day afternoon. The Springwood Slug-
gers went home sad. because they
were beaten byfhe Bear (‘ats by the»
on the Tiger field.)j
The Bear Cats have not last one game i
.-
st-ore of 10 to I.
this season. out of fit» games played.
as follows: The first grime. with the
Eaglts th.n store b9ll1£ l." to 11 10 in
set-.oitd uith SpringI
Struts. the ton- being 34 to 1 third
lilillit'. with ll.t Scouts.
tite HOl't‘ belt): it t; T. fourth game.
.gtr iloton I’tlllri. \-lrrll ll.t‘_\ played the
llllll.‘ flhlllt‘.
;.U\\ d) inn “0'.
llowayton Boy Scouts. the score being‘
i
a to 7.: fifth game mth the Spring
\totd Sitirgers llte Mtlrt’ ltlilL' iii to 7.
M. Rooney. the mall from llgypt'
[Illt'ht‘d for the Bt'fll' t‘uts S handy.
on first. caught «wry ball that was
thrown to him. The limit this found
out today that l‘i'hsilln “as
tlt'll'lll pitt-htIr ’l‘he lItIar t‘ats knoz‘k-
ed hint out in the third inning 'l‘.
Rooney took his plat-v in the eighth in-
Illng. leasalt ueui in the box again.
'lhe features of tho game were “or-
iui‘ty's home run and .\\.I.ty" iioon
oy's lllreP-btls‘e hit ’lhese two hits'
\\t'li‘ made front I’erisuk
M __.__..._..——-—-—~_._a.._.
[It it won '
liililli ll§l Gilli
l ill infill”) liil
In" lilting“ on Part of lolly
loans future: of fast Gale
-Iucb of Errors at Critical
(cried:
.—._.._
In one of the la. test and best flayed
genus our staged at Halloytetn Park.
the Mle‘ei' Bastball Club. of '{or‘oalk
m-ut down to defeat \estel’dut‘ after
noon at the hands of the Emeralds of
Stamford at the end of a thirteenth
min.- argument
Ill.
liral)’ hitting on the part of both
Ham“ and the frequen'
‘tuirieis
by the store at 1:3 to.
of
“tie the features of the gtrine
(’harige
IOHMY. JUNE 5, 1916
i
ldra First on errore— Kelseys, 2; Eu 3. Nu. . -5 1 2 3 2 .
ernlds. 5. Hit by pitcher Brennan, R. M. e iii-5 1 l 2 1 0
Mead. Joseph Stolen bases Latycleni W Ila-In. 35......5 0 0 3 4 0
till. Ritzu (2). Leonard (2). Hallney, I. Tub! d 5 l 2 0 0 0
llemott (3), l'Iupire~Smith Time-« [“u I. ..... .3 1 3 l0 1 0
2.40 W. Ooutpi o 210 5 0
'm-n. 2.5 .......4 u o o 1 0
CRACK NORWALK JR’S Tours ........... 4:: t; 17 27 15 1
SPRING Hll LS
ab r h po 3 0
WIN A [A81 GAME: ilknny,“ . . . . . . .4 0 l (t it (i
I51. .4 o 2 it 1 O
lsullivnn. 2:: ..4 it I. 2 2 u
The truth Nontalk Juniors defeat anlsh, ll .........‘.’ (I o (t o 1
rd the last Spring Hill learn, at thefp. lcSaJiy, p." A. 1 (t 9 1 t0
t‘olouial lot. Sunday morning, bylH. [63:97. 3) ,2: U l 3 1 0
the score of 6 to 1. mm”, m ..4 t. 2 o o o
The features of the game was the‘f‘nrmu. 1| ... .i it (t 6 0 l
pin-hing of Court. the Norwalk Jun-ilk Fun], prl .. 4 o o 4 0 1
iors' pittIhtIr, llis pin-hing was admlr-lB. O'Brien, er ., . 2 it o (i 0 0
H1 by Her) one Another feature ofi -— , __
the 'rkilllr‘ was the heat y hitting of Joe; Totals ..... . M 1 6 24 5 3
, . . l .
heunes he getting fire hits out of five' ’l‘uohase hits ~ Kenn“, Tar'lov, Lawr-
tinies at but. and l.an5on getting threefsort, (onrt. E’trut‘k out‘lly Court. 10:
Errors committed at (ritit'al moments l
by both sides, “([8 responsiby. ll.l
part. for the large score. i
lliley started in the box for the Nor?
Vittllt yotnigstt-rs and. after the iiel,
sttys had suatted one tally across lllr-l
plate in the opening stanza, Riley “as;
touthtd up by the Stamford aggzetii
Itiou for thr er runs as there share of
t in torrent raiser s total. in thr-
ltourth inning llli‘ Kelseys again tatk
ltd tho pill for a number of safe belts"
I and. by hard hitting and efiettite hast
hits out of the times at bat. try I arral, 3; by P. MtISaliy, 4. Walk-
.\~Ixt nu- ii [iii .‘Norwalk Juniors will IId~ iiy Court. 2: by It‘atral. i: by Mc-
tross bats urth the fast Vandeihoo‘ Sally, 3. Double playwllawson to
Straw Shop team. at It) tv't'lotk. at the i Meeker to Mason.
t‘olonial lot. Box score as follows: i The Norwelh Juniors tIhallenge the
NUIIWALK .ll'Nittits‘. iWhite Son and [he Atti'ericans. Fur
ab r it no a e:fur1her particulars write it. B. Lin-
‘tlalla; ‘llPl‘. rf ...5 tt " 1 1 01min. wager, 51 Putnam avenue.
r
J Kennts. ll ......... ) 0 _(l 1 South Norwnlk.
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‘ :tnd "\\'tllit~“ Moriarty. The battery Moon) ”I“ f” l man i” {3” l‘easak, ruitttiitt: st-ortd tlttte counter-a. 05. ii ‘
‘1‘”. ml. lltuhlundt'rs “a, ~me Leg- t.rirtl-' out: M, lloonty. tht second more “3. added in the mm mm“ t l ' ELEANS. PULISHES EVERYTH l NB
- ‘: ..tt lump" 'I‘risiuni lllltl “Sriiokt-r" Ev "'3“ “ll ‘0” out 1* bill ”I‘m” l0 ‘0“ while lirlty let lllt lI‘inerztids itut'n‘
: . In [1% For 0‘ier 30 years N” The lllit'llll was as follows: Wild ‘lIIt'lI film"): IOUI'lIt’d ”It‘llt‘ng“ nithtut a mum The .{tI‘\I.-Il\’( \til I‘ PREVENTS RUST EVERYW H E RE
II _ j 'I‘ltil-Ill 'l‘llllllIS. ‘ “I“ a '"tt‘ 11>? ll“ L 4"! l=lotuu1itlts (Ollllnllttl to mod t-l
Th. “Ind You HCVC A|w.y. Bough‘ I ab h h e‘lllt‘d 10 second. ii. l-flIItl.‘ ll“ l“ *l“’rl':llorsel-itle during the next irin‘inu. :lltl‘ rawmzluhtomuu “wk?“ lb ‘0. :oa‘n n
Vic-cannon cont-aunnuuvonucnv. 1F. Moriarty _ . . ' ‘ . .3 g“ g 215ml). who fumbled the briii~ he stole ‘Umisterpd u. ., m0. ,. tank.“ and ”H I bmfiuwuaalh molt?“ Jamme-d
l I\'ut(~hon _______________ 3 0 0 2 ru- mud and tltird and ”it'll home “0- gEuu-ralds utrt- stir-Itessful in push,” 34-0306. nbsfilutelymvcnumderknzh-nlutrd mum and «I:
.'l'. lloodtttIr ............... 2 U U 1 “HI ‘3' ll“ ‘0 1““ flt’ltl Imd “as out on one run met the rubber in this [farm ‘ F‘dI-b-h. w'flmrwyfucwmw
1.3.: H... 5., O. 0.53“» 'ne'lngm all“. I'opy ................... 4 0 0 0 third I-or the mxt tvto s. Sum, the 3.1.4th rmhmwgwéug‘auuno {lo-...,“
tr. Slsk ................... 3 r 0 3. Th? batter) for the Bear Pats “at weiepeid sroreless. while the lctuls n a-IN-QNI on. muv ‘
t l. MrQuiltin ............. 2 l i 1 Bloom “Id “3"!" Runner [0!“ ”W tore holes in Kile)" 5 oileriugs and “‘0‘ use»; un- "" c'"
' ( moo,“ ................. 2 0 o 1 StIrIDtthd Simmer-s F‘tuns and PM” hung up a Will or [our .um “my, N. '5“. ““" " 'J’ ‘ "W“ "" —— ”4—”.-
g'r. trumtm ................ 2 n 0 1 “It “to lineup was u~ follow llli'm in the lead at the end of the t “
. 5W. Moriarty .............. 2 0 0 1. "Pill t .i'iS ioighlhy b) the “on. of 8 to ...v In .
E __ __ __‘H H ab it h eitheir half of the ninth the Kelst‘y‘s .
'iotnls ................. 2i i 3 15L - “W“ ---------- 7. l 1 I traded into lhOI shoots of the opposin
HOngéAsgiSYOUR ‘I f IIIGIILANDERS. till, Ronni-y ................ i I: I“. 0 hillsnittn and begged four men. whims
. rib it h eh. Land) .......... .i l 2 1 apparently put the game away. The 6
(Louise “risen“. in 5‘. Louis _. L(I. Gunther ............... I l 0 l :l- Emil!" IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII i 1 ‘2‘ l Htiierulda furnished a grandstand tln- ' ‘~
. tiloito—l)t-niocmt.l ”lA mans """""""""""" f i 1; g I: Trillziiiy llllllllllllll l l l l:lshidL0\:0l‘lH and um! um“ up attain. i
- . . _. t :S. Iluriz ................... . t --------------- he on a \ causing the retirement of
”(TM mf“.()u,l d“ an“. . ill. Juleson l 1 0 l P P00) ---------- . ------- i l 0 (I lilley from the firing line during the Opening Day
lain ;i\\:irts you. i” “mam .............. 4 1 1 3 F. (‘onelly ................ i 0 0 Oil't‘nlflllldfil of the tray. Joseph “out
AM can- anti tern- atc tit-:ir—-— . III" “a" ................ ‘ 1 1 1 A. Turior .......... i l 0 liru wnhe tlrt- llrnlll frame Win in its 1.. . -
They trrr‘ \‘t'l'l' “WIT! ' ".w. :unther .............. i 2 I (I — .. Emmi and was not hit to any smut tIst- - -.- OUR 8‘6 -.-
Therois (loath. too-- 13. Benton ................ 3 1 0 2 Tom“ ---------------- 37 10 8 73mm In the tut-hilt the Norwalkur,
Death CONN“ m m-ct’y dream and ‘ .4 _. _ _; M’RIV‘“ 00h HI [‘CGEllS. itimde another desperate attempt to
(1mm ' i Titlllls ............ ..3.. in 5 12 “I II 1‘ I‘lI‘IIIIIIII' Ii-t‘ “mu-8t. subbing at! three June Clearance sa|e
3‘ 0M: m INNth.S~ Evans ........... . ........ 5 0 0 2 runs lll tlit‘ lllbl half Joseph blew up,
Mil” mu“. to you. _ it It" uhlnnders _______ 0 2 o o 5 3_10tl'eustilt .................... 5 l 0 lthow: \or. and lllt‘ lotsls also urged It ‘
U 'ligor Thirds .........l ti 0 g 1-. 4 Lannie ................... 5 l 1 info of tullies in this frurm- pug“
\Vitltiti your heart I,“ thllliltii‘ hit . It. “It”. A Evans, phlrobm. ..................... 5 2 l l 'mts sent ill by Manager Millarrle in OPENED TODA Y
Keep one still. secret spot it \tnrittriy. Home l‘llnT‘llCQllllfln. ““1““ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 5 1 0 III‘ IIN inmm: as t- kind or forlorn ‘ '
.\\'ltcrc dreams ma." 1:0. \.' ‘irtn-k out Illy I'oin‘. It; by Tristunt. {Wm """""""""" ‘ 0 0 “M” "M " ”“gul‘hm “'“W” by e '
'Antl, sheltered so. 1:8, Bases on buttsmtm pg"): 3' pm shuttko ................... i 0 0 l'hettnirrg the. first than to true him with Big crOst‘ Are Attending as
Mm. thrive and grow— " itlrv IS. handy. U;;:,::;:\ ----------------- l i (I MBIHM shoot this 5“!) apparently trot ‘
M'ltcrc doubt and four are not._ I; ___.__._.___._.__.__.__ I ‘ """"""""" ”I ‘ . 1 l)Mist:Sigrid-infinite infigid; all”; . U al
Oh. kccp a Plilk‘k‘ apart fl: N CQM'Ng BALL GAME? ' Totals ................. 40 7 3 till An outstanding feature of the ironic- su
M'itltin your heart a‘qmgzrjufllfio 23???? Ill}: ”9° Two base lillr» Moriarty. M. Roan lwas the batting and fielding of Iiitzu. . . . . -
For drum to g”! imam mt um up 25.343.33.13 i1" ‘2’ "m” ””“m‘” “HI I“? Wt. ten tender of the ....W. Be sure and vrsrt Mrntzs this eve-
, . ooney. Home run—Moriarty. Struck who. out of sewn times at bat, poled
Think still of lowly things that it httthn. horwalk aggregation. for (he Mirth-By M Rooney 16; MT. Rooney. .out three doubles
are not true.
Lot \\islt and Minnie \\'tIl‘i\' :it will
in you.
i
l
i
lit- .sulllt'llllllt‘} Mind to sot‘r'tm— ; Meadow We“ m Intrire—Mahor. . . italigtnlgirxzdth:106218. Ilium; ' o o u D D no u o o u o o o D u o 0
milk" W “""- ‘i For the Fourth of July" grime. Mana- ‘ 3 ar as 3 gm, 0
' ‘ t‘ h - . , t
purge. ”... m1“, um 1;... . Rt'l‘ “(631110.0‘ the Kelseys. has lr KRAMER EAHNS MORE POINTS 1:11;; ”T1122? seasonwtthtm rot . 2 PINE TAR MOTH BAGS a
. _ ...‘ ii rtingt‘d a double header ulth the? —- ‘ . ' t‘ . o
lJtil dl>;llll.~ltilltltll I“ . fl 1 Br ouster “mm. the gum” to he play He Capture: Titl- Race at,the Ne'l i\l'.i.bl~.lS_ t. n 50 CENTS 60 CENTS 75 CENTS U
"tougi we a 'llt)\\' in \\t‘ . (d In the h” York State city The! wark Velodrome | . all) r h po a e a 7
. I... ' . .. 0 .. .. _ o
“Ill-“l ‘1‘“ ? Notwalk crond will make the trip byI‘ NEWARK. June 5.~There is ap..Il:IiIIInU.”ub """"" ‘ 1 ° 3 1 3' O cedar MOth Bags 65c! 5c! 1‘00 0
9.. . . , . ‘ itzu. ............ 7132209
». . . l , utomobile. , :Dflfl‘nll) nobody to check Prank II‘. . . z .
3” you “”4 l 'Kramer in his quest forhls sixteenth Lame“: ( ........... 6 0 0 ll 1 0. o Plllt: Tal' Pa 8f 4X48 50C itl' dOZ D
“M wall" like gods and he i J h. 2b .. z , i O
l". ‘ l. ’ _ , ‘ 1 .‘ UMPIREs CONFER WITH TENER isuccesslve national cycle chumpion- L°“’“- d p IIIIIIII _t 2 1 2 l l: a
awn now. :it tome ill Humor 11 — ‘ I .shlp Kramer won again in the. tltlel eonar 1b ......l 2 2 13 2 1 O
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ity. They Discus. Unusual Play. and All race at the Velodrome y'csterday at Igorke, ss ........... i 3 3 2 7 if a A. DICKERMAN & SON O
, the Playing Rulel- tornoon. lie worked through a large' ey 9"" IIIIIIIIII 6 3 3 1 4- 1 g
‘ \\'c know so many ugly things— A meeting of the National League. Inpld in a series of heals and disposed'H““a°~‘ cf ......... 6 2 2 0 0 11 0| SOUTH NORWALK' CONN' PHONE “5 O
Deceits and wrongs and (llldl‘l'Cl- rig?” “t“:Z‘Sh {hie firesidegi 0;“?sz Reggie McNamara. one of the Ans-13°39 rf IIIIIIIIIII 4 0 0 0 0 0‘ a D
. o u as 5 er a n e .
"‘gs' . ' of Goev“'l‘ener I{liters View vmsefltl'rmns "‘ ”III championship Series and ~“gan. rfp .........0 0 0 0 0 0. .g g a a o a a a a o a 09 n a «5L! 0 o a a a a a o
' . . .l . k - . l aside fy-om Prehsident Ten?‘ and Seer-e. KramPr has “on then] bOth' There _ — — — — —l w“ .. . . . . ,-.._,..-_..-n-,_.._‘. .. I r t
n e into“f zltlas. \\ 0 non tary ileydler Umpire Emslle Klein are four more to be decided Bobi Totals .F.M...l.m5)3 ll 17 36 is 7. - \ .
v .‘\\'i t ' I‘) :I . . 5. El A F. C.
T10: s1 ) Lt] ...t . ODny. Right. Eeaon, Ortlr, Byron Spears. the elongated Australians is ' ab r h m a pl I
it to or m 110 on. Qutgley and Harrison. next. with lpoints. ‘ Mead rt 3 0 0 2 0 0 COFFEE SALE AT
'l‘he b10011} upon lllL‘ flUWt'l‘. > Number Of rulings on unusual plan-t Kramer. Spears and Alfred GO'tlllel Tuckpr If """""" 6 o o 4 ) 0
The bloom upon the breast ‘ were discussed, and the construction tare CODSltlel’ed the best of the group. Mt ' f """""" “ o I
~.\ d . ti” b]' d 1 ' of important playing rules was thor- Spears and Kramer met in the first ‘ "‘3'“ ° """""" 4 ~ 1 ~ 0 0
.I it you is in] 10111“. .. ougmy considered. with the view otlSPml-flnal and Kramer won from in Lord, se ..... .....«.7 3 2 i 3 0 A F Beckmann & CD’S
Uh.‘ np Wltl’llll your heart I securing uniform Interpretation on theifront. leading all the way. Spears al- Demon, 2b ......... 6 8 l 3 1 2! o
A l " apart . playing field After- the session the ways takes up a position in the. rear. lirennan, 1b-p......6 2 2 11 3 t .
\\'i Ittlc dreams mav go, umpires were the guests of Gov. Tenertconflnlng his spurring to the last lap.;“:‘“e"I1:bI-II~-6 2 1 2 0 0 : No. r Royal Plantation Coffee, 35:: pile .-....... .. 31¢ lb.
. . . _ u n 0093', 'D. ........ 6 2 2 11 0 J I
Ma Irvc and row . of dinner. The president spoke in com ”but with Kramer {lflg poor dope . . ‘ ’
”0!. .. .t mm ding“ .7 plltnentat‘y terms of the splendid do. Spears med to pm Kramer hm, Haggerty, p. ........ 4 o o o 3 t A After Dinner Blendpot'feemc grab “to..." .... 28¢ lb. ~
3 ' ‘ ‘ ' ' Partmem and 8006 and ImWIIaI set- nlng the. last lap. failed. then chafleng- in“? 2b ---------- 3 1 0 0 0 1'l Challenge Blend Coffee, sound: ...........5 26¢ lb.
, vice rendered by the omclals in the ed again from the twelfth pole He rcrer. cf ......... 2 0 l 0 0 t. _ .
hard games incident to the close cham- closed a 19mm but was inches short ... ..; _ __ _ __ Mancarbo Blend Coffee, 25c m .~....-...~.....,..-. 21¢
‘ plonship race and the keen Ind spirit- at the in Totals . . . . . . .53- 15 10 39 10 6 . ..
De. Golden Santos C0566 coon-d-o- -I lbs, for
ed competition between the well bal- McNamara, Oaiways in form. beat SCORE BY iNNlNGS: . . B h m. 5 . 90¢
med club“ °‘ the ”9“" mm” Goullet In the first semi-ilnnl and 0! K9159)?.-...;003120040030-li . Very 365* 9mm"? “m“ *‘-'~'*--""-'«-- 34¢
car Egz. the Swiss, In the grand seml- Entered F. C 090013330031—15 New Post Toasties. fresh M (lb "at...“ 3 pkgs. 25¢
lRUNAWAYlsNiznzgpéADIN BOY, 13, final. Spears outrodo Alfred 0mm“ Eur-nod runs—Kelsi”, 8; Emeralds. N b
, MIDDLETOWIN June Bil—John Flip In the grand semi-final and then rode 3:2 Tgobnse 111““th!!! (3). Ward Social Teas, a “co 0" Gllh m 3 PM!" 25¢_
. alum wm AT LONG BRANCH- "10W mud ”stem” I" II 8“" 0‘ gerald the 13-years-old New Britain around E88. In the seem "“81 MI ‘ gmlmjfidf‘“? “m“m‘m' Monogram Rye or Bartram: Mm ...... 35¢
' ,, 7 to 3. Schupp and Scheher- divided boy, who ran sway from home to 1°!“ to decide third and fourth places In — BY. er, fil- Flrlt on balls fin , _ _
they Debut Mike Doniin'e Team the pitching honors for the Giants, Blink! Brothers circus was mama'ihe title scramble. ' ‘ —Ofl' “8889f”. 6- 01! Riley. 7.» of! Du- Trade here, you "in M Laminating specral.
by I Score of 1 to 3.1711119 Andy Cashier was on the mound on the circus grounds be" m, flier- Funk Csvanugli retained the Bras-.8811. 1. Struck out—Br Riley. 10: by
LONG 13mm NI 1-» June 5-‘Al’0' “‘9 WWI n'oon by the recur ”mm g m- sugary default-1:: Ivar Ivan In '5 “moi“ .il‘mflyizn famine: 83—85 WASHINGTON 8T. IEONE 1405
of Ginni- in cut- ot mm The big lesxuer‘s scored tire runs in lulnt from New Britain. m an st one o. m non- . . hm
m a p mitt. alien. in. mm. a. Wad scum NORWAIJC
.999?!" turn the tint Inning end themiter the re
‘3 ’ shit where: in doubt. ‘
first Norwalk- Standard frame that has
been plated in this city in a number
of years. One nook from
June 18th the Retirington Arms team
uill pastime ulth the locals on the
large for lils age end lied secured oili- fll'lt race of the
’pio'ytuni with the circus. ~
Sunday. 1 wood Sluggers.
5: by Pensnk. 6. Bares on bulls—Off
\l. Rooney.3 Left on bases—Spring
6: Beer Cats.1f.Dou-
.hle plriy——»Shimlto to Lannie to Eyans !
ThI‘OWinr: out men
it the plate. from deep left Wits also
in favorite sport with this man. and it
was through his excellent satire that.
he contest was pulled out of the tire!
cam.
mnudhohfll
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ning tor wonderful bargains
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