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Upon reading: ho issue of Satin».
day’s Sentinel I noticed the piece that
331-. Kellogg had in about the Nation.-
:{piece in the paper. but at that time
be blamed Everett.
Now Mr Kellogg, I have managed
about seven yeam and, in that time. i
”EBAY JUNE 7,1920.
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have met up with a lot of just such
spontsas you are. Perhaps, if you
would spend a quarter once in‘ a while
and go see argame you would know a
littleb mo1e about what you are trying
to talk about.
tery game, in Stamford on May 9th I
will admit. the box score wasn’t in the
MASONIO NOTICES
“We" Lodge, No. 108 r-‘. and A. M.
Ieeta in Masonic-r" building, «South
“street, Ist and 31d 'i‘uesdav of
a month, July and August except-
it It 8 o'clock“ All Master Masons
“any invited. Asa’i‘ .Lowndes, W.
'Robert M. Wilcox. secretary.
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Euler Chapter, No. 38, R. A. M.
M In Masonic Temple South Main
mt, the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of
«on month, at 8 o'clock, July and Aug-
1“ excepted.
«fly and fraternally invited.
, D. BURR BEACH. H. P.
F. 8. LYONS, Secretary. "
All. R. A. Masons cor-'
paper, and. furthermore, I don't intend
to put box scores in when we get rob-
bed, as we did down there. as I feel if
a team can’t play fair, they 'don’t do-
serve box scores, the same as a clean
. team does.
With Sound Beach, youown up to
the bostcore being in the paper, and
you know whywthey were clean—me
lo_st, fair and square. You spoke‘"ol’
me using :McGuinness, our pitcher.
only when we couldn’t get any one
else. 1 would like to ask this, as you
know so much about the game: \Vho
“has the say on the field. the captain
or manager? Now, it I were you, I
would inquire around a. little. before I
letout so much" hot air. You also
On one occasion before he had a .
About the American Storage Bat-U
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' Fine Wool Serge and Jersey Cloth
DR ESSES at $9.98
Serge. Satin and Jersey C1111}.
DRESSES at $14. 98
SUMMER DRESS
$9. 98 and up to $18.9:
‘_ Lovelv new selections. becnuiggj]
harmonious combinations Sizes 1.». . null. ..., .111
large figures. _ .... .. .
M .1914
The materials of the finest( Mali \-~lhegl. 1 :
‘Lall new. Colors embrace all the host h ades, fie. .
1 Edi”; Stunning Ngw Voile and Gingham v:
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mention at I paid two men to play
1 MT'flNALS TRIM against the K of C. I don't class my- 1‘, ‘
self. as a betting man, but I dare you ,1’ s
to bet that I paid two men in that "l: . ‘ FINE SILK SEXERW‘E S
.game. and I will cover any amount 4 . L
you put up. You are such a good ‘. . ...
flREENS FARMS sport, why don’t you call at the house. '1‘? ... OF UNbSUAL CHA" ‘1 V ‘
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The fast going Nationals added 1111- paper. I would like to say that any : ,(reatments. Bcaugiugly £4;\:l:£c;lj 11“” k1“. . .111. .
one can sign their name as Kellogg. :13? and wash satin.
Perhaps, Mr. Kellogg, you have play- ‘l
ed with the Nationals some time or
other. Well, go ahead and enjoy your-
self. When you want to come right
down to business you will always find
1 waiter victmy to then lot of victims,
yesterday af,ternoon when they jour-
myed to Greens Farms and trimmed
the team representng that place to
lie tune or eleven to five.
e losers, strengthened greatly by
$14. 98 and $18.98.
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, a Saugatuck battery,
played a good
game; but wele no match for the Na-
limais. Who slammed “Sax' s” offering
when hits meant runs. Leonard treat-
ted the offerings of Saxameyer fero-
namely, lambasting two singles to left
fild in four trips to the plate.
Saxameyci 10st much of his efiect~
iteness in the seventh. This inning
was a disastrous one for the Farmers.
ngbnr hits, a base on balls, a sacrifice
_ hit, 'two errors and a wild pitch, net-
‘mnt Wlafitreei, bmhe team you
are playing with and speaking of so
much, will have to wait quite some
time before‘ the Nationals will have a.
chance to play them. So keep right
on writing pieces for the papers. as it
helps to fill the sporting page. and it
also helps show the fans of Norwflk
your makeup, as before long they will
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know your real name. Come around.
Would be glad to see you. You would,
make a bottom reporter than the kind?
of work you are doing at the present ,
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plete collection of new altiacti.c lllfliit'gg
now in vogue.
line models.
$3. 98 to $11. 06).
DRESS SKIRT S
of solo and span skir-‘x Th .1 71 ~ on:
Accordion plaiiod lmx 1'11“ 1 ;,~ 1“
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4 “not of fompiiign liys thl‘v $11333: finial: FRANK” — 1 ALLEN- " $3.98 II) $24.00.
(at! theii depredaiions against the Na. Ma““"el' Nationals. . “.../q, A~ . » z .
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McGuinness pitched a. good game, bozo. {39:00. «.«’».«»».«.»u»w.n.w.n ”:9? .«z»:»:«:» ‘o.;”;;00” :gfl§goo: W” io«.uwoo««u«.« .iwoo:«;O} ,.
. especially in the pinches. In the sev- , . . 0" L
1 «math gush-11g wfith thcc; gases loaded, ,Fhe ;; , 57%“ - "
me o ae e1 an axameyfler a~ l " 3 1 7‘
M and Lauson' lh f t d ’0, " ’ ’11qu 1
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. \irNeXI Sunday the Nationals will 3" l l k ‘ O ‘ : o‘ol t t 31311 \1 r “*‘l i
, ‘urney to New HaVen, Where th ‘ 0 11' as OHS-“l I '6' S 1' I . In . is?”
*zillb take onTtxhe fast 1liotswick Foedytv :2 :: eres 3/ A t l
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games thus tax. The Nationals w '11 - . '
mgeavor t“? break tdhe opposimfhtealnis 9:3: NO I vv alk . 0:0 . a quantity of coats oily. ’
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1551(1)“ of {£0 iest sefifygggsiggfi .g .g. Vie bought. the transom m1! . .1 1 .. ..
. gamers 111.1 eStai\.w' at t ’I‘l- - ' 'm‘ 1
mi 'ilg, while Evei‘ett :indlA. Turlgvvh‘ill .3” ‘3' are gomg to sell them at an 9‘27 “.' *‘ 5“ -' ‘ E
, 38.1%: the reccifing end, 030‘ 0:. g
9 box score is as follows: .--
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$29111 “be 3 1 3 1 :11 :3: For sometzme past the gas busmess 1n Norwalk has been operated bv us With- . :3: ,L 1
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. ‘ min“ filmrls‘h Do a L, ’9 charges “iii-.111. 23.“: 21a «a . 1 " 9:. 1
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Bear, 2b ; ...... ‘ ..... 5 1' 2 2 2' 1 ... ' . 3. And we throw in the vest :1 “l 1 ' ’ .
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,, Nation‘algconn BY “fig‘fifi 700.11 .3; , oil and other supplies costing very high prices. it' 15 almost imposs1 e h g. , _ , W. 1‘ . 1'11
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G’éiffiZnF%r£§s;1réigfig?3gigorgsméf '9 plies. and consequentlv we sometimes have tooav premiums in order to get. 1: e ' .3." We have added 100 more 3‘ 351;” ,
Earned «iratiE—Nbatmlluts’ 1301;; Gifens O: terial at all ‘9 $52-$51. 5' "iii?“ 3 " ‘ ’ i ‘ K .8. this week V “‘
Farms, . wo- ase i— a an, ear. 0 “- 1-‘1 - ”~~~‘~'~’ ' ‘ ' ’ ‘ ‘
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‘ENamnaJs‘ 6‘ Greens Farms 12. ’3’. is that during the vear 1920 not only will we not earn anv thing to cover interest and u If: ‘ . ,
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1.0 11.1511. Umpires—Porter and Mine, ... depreciation charges. but we will not earn enoue‘ 0 may d ‘ 3’, NORWALK. Two Stores. S . _ _
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31:39.35: $311339 1131;113:115? game. g: ‘ will be running.r the business at an absolute loss. No business can be continued nude :3: /
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, NEWPORT 12. 1. Jun. 7—411... .3; continue the supplv of eas. .Of course no One wants to av e P! 7- $ . 3., 1
sloop Resolute arrived from Bristol ' ~ . . . -- " ' ~ .. ' ' ; ' ' IjH HLD
shortly before sunset yesterdaY. ready ’3’. ed and we beheve that all of ~ the gas users would prefer to my an increased rate In . , ,3, JOSEPH ROSENF
to resume today the trial races with 00 ., ‘ _ " 1. - - ' , , ' . 1 . 3 . ,
the Vanitie to determine the defender .3; order to enable us’ to contmue the supply of servme to them. 2 3:! 5 Be, =
of the America’s. Cup 3.. ~ 1 ' - o. W 30m Mm and Auto “PP
_ Her new steel mast isla trifle iongeg 9‘: \ . . ., . 3:. .3 Delfl'm'
flan the one taken out ast wee an '- . . .. F-‘ee
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over a thirty—mile triangular course. -‘ if
nditions lastnight seemed to favor ,. 1,, ‘ ‘ E
fight winds from the north and north- .{3 ‘ , , '. , 4 _ . MME JEANNETT
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