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H. L. 1:30 . H. L. 1330 playing a fine game at left field. fieweven the Nonmlks took adxant- What promises to be one of the
, , 'lx'lllqils City So. 281/. 28 21> ‘ The line-up and box scores follows: ce sful fabrics of the season for
e cm can ,u to ~ u _ . . t I . n ether: 0
”I (I Ch l l 68‘ 65 6U ‘ - 51 51 91 ' H ACOBS & SON age of the breaks a (1 ed n the suc 5
. rt 0 hwy hprmg' ‘3‘ . ' ' J ' long end of the count this purpose is “cotton homespun,“
‘.l“: Chulmcls 50 a) 5 I" C' l“(‘r 383’ - 351‘ I . ab 1' 1]. pic 3 e. .
' . 4315 “ix hié lumf J3}; ”If "3 .1 Cal .1... 1f ‘3' 1' , ' 0' 0 The \isitors secured but five bits. which comes in plain colors and in
Am. Can . a .4 . . l\e'_.: .-m-: ille -u s : III -~ 1‘ 0.." w ' - - ~ 2 two of these in the first inning. when good looking stripes. and l8. smartest
30° 109% 1071/5 109% "“"l‘ 5‘9“ 3”” .‘,' A ? 9°?“ 'l’ ""‘ 4 o 0 2 3 3mm ”Sums “any looked dangerous. when severely mannish. or decorated
1‘1““ Low' 11" 1H "3 116- Milka" Pme' 136?‘ ~13: '3 1:596? Cf ' """ 4» :15 .1, o o . o Connors was 5“” 0" McSnlly's “W with hand drawn work.
Am.Ship& Com. 167’ “‘98 15741 Mmml COW” {’39 our... “.1“°-‘$"““rg' 5" ' " “ throw to Guurnicrl. but was caught 8 e broid r' in colors is used
an. Smelter: -' 632.» Middle Slut-:3 13:1,; his 171.3, A. barastnno, lb . . 3 1 1 4 0 0 stealing second on a pretty throw ome ill e y I
r.“ Sugar .. 761.: . ”HI 1.... 24.7, :41... 2413. Court. p ......... 4 1 1 o 1 0 1:0” to Rilev 'l‘opit'zer popped "I; as well. Lew models in this material
Am. Sum. Toll. ' 2’ 1153,; N. Y. Air Brake 781,. 77‘: 77“: “urn". C - - 4 0 1 19 0 1 Riley, Schoizuouhlerl to deep right have been brought out. One has 8
Tel & TUI .. 13:73 N. y, Central . 91% 911‘ 912/ .l. Suvatstnno, rt 3 o 0 1 0 0 and scored the ”4,0“ 0M). run-0n characteristic roll sport collar and
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an. TOD. ‘, 14l7-l .‘\. Y.. ;\ fl. 5:, H. 35], u '8‘ 3-11.3‘15}. 3i) . ........ 3 (l U 0 0 u Ki‘t‘lii'lh's long single t0 the same ter— [DOClielS ll] [he turned up bonny“.
Am. Woolen ' , 92% _\'m-. i’uc. 7s 77‘. 77‘.’ :— “j —‘I :— ’_ “‘ rltory. A collnrless model, with hand drawn
Anaconda - 557‘s Pnc. (ill 64V.- 63’. '34“: Totals - ' °" ‘ :5 '7 4 3 The locals scorr-d thrcc after two revers at the front, is eflectlvely worn
Lichlson ion-’5. 1001/2 1001/z run Anlt‘l‘. Pcte. 67 65% $35.6 ”‘H'L' for}: p o a e Were out in the third. Kc-m-z and Aus- willl a coat having a black collar.
m -w . . . r» . '.3. a 'l. .. . . . . _ . .
midwlll Loco. 11$ '4, 1] l 2‘» 1151-; l l'l'llll. l\. R. 41% 41 n 1'5; . . . .. ‘1 .in \\ no easy outs. ’.llcy drew a pass; There are mannlsh W‘nlstcoats 4n
Isl-nit. & tlhio 4st. 4th;- 481i: Pullman Co. 1231‘.- 123 K; 123% 3I‘a‘jI‘IO“-Ibb """" z 1" (1) (I: g l; Gllnrnieri was safe on an error; Burke this same material. coliarless and
1‘ Beth. Stet-l 7x75 TUé 7‘34. IL}. Sim] Fi‘r. 1"13‘; 1"“: “l”: :lllll‘llls'tn """" 4 0' o ll ‘ 1 1 also reached first on an error; Ford pocketed, m narrowly striped home:
1 _.... r m - — . . . --- 1-7- . (( 3011,13 ...... .- _ ,-
on. Pete. .-l at) 1.. n6 :3 Lu). (‘onsoL is ii at . . .n I II 1 e-lnglsd to l( ft and dldtjd by a poor 5 inn.
‘3 ' -. . 143 ‘ ll; ii: iii '-," 5-37' Si" “0““15- n. J’ ‘ 4 “ 0 1 U throw the locu's scor’d lr‘e runs. 1
012:. girth“ 11:75. 1:: 4o Lilia steel 75 a 73-; 74l;.}\'urnl. :h. p ..... 4 0 f) 0 0 1. The Now-ant; “MEG ‘01”; more in There are many Puritan collared
u‘mnndlpr 5h”, 7?} 741.2 757: “Gilli l’llli‘h 64 62“ 631:1} :l;.tjkfll)-I\'. If ...... 3 3 3 g (1) filth? fourth 011 hits by Schmidt. .AUS- gilcts ll] the spring COllQCtlon, , and
Chen. & Ohio «77'. 671/. 67%: Sears Roebuck 78% 70% ”75% :91“?- g,‘)’ ‘ 3, , 0 ,, 1 1 tin and Riley. Ill“; "lig‘rlaiIflI Pill] 331°”. I13 I‘W‘c“
. . -, - -, . . ...I. n ’.l: .u_'e‘.. ....... .. ~ .. v'~.. . .,,. ,. - - .. 9)" a we as 0 er m es, are
Con. Gus ll 4 3‘ 11‘”; 11%., so. i 1 ,n .l. i_. 9. 3-1; _ lllr. locals always have one inning, ll
' ‘ght n. I. 46% 46% 46 1,9 Sinclair (m 3714 35.5“ 365" liammcl. r; ...... i 3 3 (I; g 3 in which they do most damage. 0n tbeing shown are innumerable.
Corn Products 1021‘: 101% 101% So. Railway 25% 24m. 24s.; 3‘41”? I: L """ 1 0 1 0 o n this occasion they picked the seventh
II Cfllt‘llllfl Stl'vl 7:» {I1 75 747% ls 0 N J 15:9 1551,; 135% . . 111 n d ' . ' I t ‘ ‘_ __ __ __ __ __ 5?:“123' “1“.” they ““111 “D {l toliil Of -VABIETY IN SPRING VEILS
Irvin Cane ] . ls, 165'. 1‘37“ Es n \‘ J Fr 115%. 115-1. 115le Toms. 33 ., 3 04 3 5 I“: “HI-s. IAustlnIlvd the rl‘ovossioIn luv -
. . ~ 3/ I. , my “ng »- l . ‘ * """"" ,‘fi " '-t-.'l lit l'a strh~li.ll: l’ilcy lita
21122321121123” :1?“ 2:3: $115 i:;,r11:.'::lker 12:1: 12“.": 13:"; ~ _ SCORE 13% lexllxocso 0 0 I, .sltiwgrclilct~)to gt‘llillL‘r. {silo tllrww him Many Interesting Face Covering. AN
rm: Humor 17% 1751;. 17“.? "i'exas Co. um 45’»; 4w G”“""."‘f“', 0 0 ., 3 o 0' 3 o x__§l°"i “1 “m: Guumivri rt‘cvii‘t‘d =1 “‘90 NOW Belno Show" for 91'
con. Asphalt can 62% 62 A strum..." l-rnl. 74 73-1. 73“.. . H' J‘ k ’0” IN‘IL‘l‘lIHA‘RY ~ "“5": “Wk" “"13 Sim“ 0“ a form“ Pia-"3 season at Hand.
Gen. Motors 15 1454. 143;. :l‘n. T’wt. storrs' (.719 «36-3; 663.‘ l-Inrnul runs Sabbe Male 1; n. Il-IordthriDlzsd u; dIevn Iccnter: 1:125:12 ——
Goodrich 411. 41 14. 4113 1'. s. nralty . 701; 697’. 69 w. lilCOliS & Son 5. mid ..l.hm dt .0t 1 slngied.I .\ t. d . In the lineup of spring necessaries
(ht. North. pr 7.x". 77% "a; l'. S. Rubber 6433 114.1" (:4 I‘ “W lllSt' hitA—Fantotll'n 3: Ryder “Ins sat: on St-Iliolzs error: lwnok \vusj and for the season at hand many
(ht. North. ()lv 4i !_ 4113 "4111 l’. S. Sim-l in: 101-";- 101 “J; 1 “ “0 9“ " 0” m ”rm" interesting novelties are shown. The
- .., . . --. mu 4 _, I tie i U i l tie locals ‘
Inspiration C. .- 433; 423. 43 , Ilvlnh .m‘mw." (33‘. :3. I. {3. III. first on halts—off Roberts, 4 in a (Airliner;thori‘rnlil‘mugn mm} “mm on long, narrow scarf or panel veil is one
:2: 133:3; Iran I L :21; §3I it]? atcnmdllrln Mme] r13; (-11»: :3“; innings: 0“ \Vnrm. 1 in 2 “Hung“ lhr- nitlulltl and Austin was on the re- 0f the chic bits of face covering, and
C 0 . l‘ H » s '0‘"- ‘3.'(‘. l." ’ -‘.‘1 ) L‘ourt l - ' . l l l .
, . , - . . . . ~ .... -, . ~0r , . it. “hue t may )9 worn n eyer so many ways.
Int. Paper u_l. .llh :li 3.. “llllc .‘l’l’n-“F‘ 49 4‘14 4‘”. ‘ FY’Y-ut‘k 0”"‘4’3' Roberts. 9 in 7 ln- lli:\"s:::‘n(t}:\'e ed ‘s‘llol‘lfued 1‘ This scarf Veil is {mnently drap-
.. _ x . ““85; "5' “""m' 3 l" 3 ””m‘gs' CW" The probable ‘ntlrnrtion for next ed across the hat and allowed to roll
’ ' Il“‘ll{ll I() l..\l‘.".\l’ \\ Ill‘ll‘lll l'lu‘N". 30- . Sunday “l" l')(a ‘hp (‘1’an Stratford Over the shoulders. giving a 30ft, be.
! I‘i'l'l‘lit’l'i‘. May Sir-Ail imllortulii S““‘m"“ ln‘s’R-Vdpr' tcnm. who are reputed to be one of coming framing to the face. 0r may
i l ' lnml Mulnr 1‘0. mm ;..l main-s tlzc' Mi! 0“ "==9“3"'J“<‘°"3 5‘ Gab“ ‘- the fastest traveling teams in the state. he draped over the hat and drawn
‘ ' Hi. tn-l r . t» "W! ‘l.- -..e. t 1 . f iiouhlt- pluy~$tcur unassisted. . . , ,. .- ~-
———-—— -, ‘ ” " ‘ “ "' ‘ ” “’ "”“' “ - “1“de 5 “or“ buck to be tied under or across the
our (“I-n \\-},..,.l 1,, 0.1m lion in “m' l‘nssvd hulls-—\\ arncr ]; Middleton VUR\\'AI K9
‘ ‘VALL SH‘I‘I“ L 1;", “‘ “1'-I)U—‘lli‘lllllull ( ‘in [Hunt is limit! 1 lo 1 ‘ . ah‘ I: h po :1 1 hair. Th0 ends are finished With
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.,;, Ill‘t'flllt: and in”..- l mini as our the aim” WU SI,“ 3 “I,“ v..- are manning First on orrors~Jacohs 2; anbe 1 1mm; 2b ......... 4 1 1 4 1 0 novelty borders of one sort or another.
T. Week-end ““0".” “""' "X “ ”“1““? to t\ll.'l'lil so that! ivv lulll vulliullll)‘ H“ "y pitt-lu-r~~.\'ngy by \Vnrm. Gil'il‘l'llsl‘l “b 3 2 0 Ill 0 1 Prince is “ "ct unusual trimming
I tor to make limb ls cautious lit the “mm. 2.1”“ a.” u duv." I: Holt-ll buses—— Jacobs 75; Gabi)? 4. 11‘1”“, 93' p. ...... Ir, 3 1 “ 3 0 The larger veils are frequently finished
. opening 0‘ um“) :4 block Murkct,Illl- latrwll (ill this .lrscl'llull it is t-silJ I‘IInll‘ir"—"l:' ii “llOIlv. Ford. C. if ........ S l 2 7 l 0 “'“h cord or ribbon .fflnge-
I 1:3?2533” IIIIP‘IMI'I" 1:”:"5 ll“: :X€“'JI' in: it ll illnt l“UlIl no“ is lllukill: :.l Hm; “"‘UWL' hours. Lawson. If. 38 ..... 4 l l 2 ll 0 IAmOIlgI UNI? new veils may beige".
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z , , . lill“ pl lv'.‘ 1... sv s l»: “in-1.5.; war or 1 .kchmidl. ci‘ ....... 4 .. - 1 H 0 tuned tie urge square one w n
5' 1° 3 ”mm" " “' T"""“‘ "-‘ “"f'r‘“ “‘ . “ouch lm .llmlll lv, nl‘ ills till“ pm- THE STAN DINGS T-lcSully. 3b ...... 4 i o 2 5 1 fine mesh section woven into one side.
:2: "'“II"I';"""I“I‘ *I” "“" ”I“;‘I“'.‘I S'M' tllp'liull. \vlncl llunluon mull r...l~ll-§ Km-‘z. rt ......... 4 0 1 0 l’ 5 this section forming a tight face veil,
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hut-:12” ltl‘gllvl I‘IIIII'” lizll‘ls ails” IIIIIUI‘I‘I‘II I. __l l ,. 52.5 .\ my in I\\l.l l-Ic InnuulagI 1.3.519". Hague I P C :Iilf‘I'I'IIiI-mi‘ “ ------- 2 g (I) 2. It 2 :‘llllle theatre” ldmmr “tlm inst mot:
.. . . . . " ‘ ‘-"‘ “ N .- )';ll'. u? l. l’; 0 .l3 U\\‘li' \‘V i. . . - - --------- * eru 0 no em rapes it? in on
upward illltlt'r ,..:.d u. Atkinson. \-lll- \\'ll ...1 II ., ,. , . r - ., _ __ __ __.- __ __
_; , .. , . .. . , .. . .. I ' ‘ l>~ .\~\v llin‘t‘ll ........ lb o .lG. . . II_ . filloultlers.
9‘ 2:“, allm‘l‘sol:lllLv-\.§t‘i‘llllll‘lt :l'lnill‘llllxnll‘lP-f H LN "MI“MH" ”“d ”4-" 5 “1"“! ‘5 l‘lltsi‘lr lil .......... l3 9 591 ““313 . . .\'l‘l»‘l'\'l-:E”AIGC 9 -‘1 1‘ 2
.I ' ‘ . . . ’ .. ‘ ‘ “‘ making: 4.1" l'l 3-H", and lx't‘ll-TIY mnmn-v ,,,,,,,,, n 11 .film -‘ - - s - .
2’ mouri l’nz'illc l l"'l'l'l' d.I ltlIi-m-costvre “1H... 33', llu «gm; or Inn“ “hm,” ltl‘iidgcpott IIIIIIIII 11 11 .500 n.h. r. it. hr. at. e. FASHIONS lN BRIEF
zgrgtffitofzg t.ml”III“;.Tlu-‘l:,ltvfl‘ IlI lIliI.t~d ”um-Inn" plant \\':..~l ”hum“ our” in Albany IIIIIIIIIII n 11 _{)ii() (I~nz‘.;lr-rs. If ....... 4; 2 III .: 3 1:: ..._._....__
. - '. ' pt: rt. ..u l es- i'.l ll. «H5 122‘ I. S ; - : , _ . . . . . . 2 43 '.‘up tzr. C ........ i . ‘- g . ‘
“II (“IS wr-l-v- In-tlo-z' m l'l‘ut‘llnlls lo \IlIlr It: III)“ lIIvIll'll lnIIlIll lnllid mo HIAIH‘oIirIlII. ...... 9 l III: Srilolz. lh IIIIII .4 I I 13 n 2 Kn hn cloth niukes charming cos-
. int llllt IIIII l"lll' I .. ‘l'l 'lul‘l 'l l..l' llnlll \‘y ..lt .l ,. .l: ll~ ll - l s. a .l ll.l_\ \\(l‘l‘l-'lll) ........ h 4 .. l: l' . I II "b 4 (l 3 II 0 l [tunes for “yuan-I» “our.
:ilfdrl; l"0\ I II I 'I ‘l ‘ ' "I ‘lllh‘l in April and old-l Sl‘ls on two slzllls :l Springfield ......... S 14 .394 ‘l‘ “"i {I ------ 4 n i I; 5 0 Black JPl null—bends :ll‘e “59d 8 great
[I . _ll .' i ' l. lawn. . :ll . . ,. . .. ('ollrov .l ....... . l -
. lid} ..l:l. i. , -' tlcnl us li‘lillll‘ln"
order filliil‘l'H \w-lo- lizulll-r on lllvol‘ullil- \- “imnlmls ss ..... 3 0 fl 0 1 2 " ‘ 3'
— -.——————— - all max 1.0 no . ~ - . . .~
trade rt-lml‘lrl. Aludltzumo-l-y Ward rls— ()I'I'UNI- ““I‘ I'l'l\(: “I, “INTI I". ' a“ L. P. C. ltllckloy. (.r IIIIIII 3 n 0 3 4 o _ Lonserultixc sllhoucttcs lead in
m 1 p"““- Minus 5“" York ......... 20 10 «:67 "Vim-2 *1 ------- - 3‘ “ n " ‘3 “ M'ms" sum" Wm "’9 peasant out-
I _______ i-" I ilszl‘\l'l-‘ \l-l M II ., ”I. I.Tl}- {$2. l. (till-i 1,) 13 5.“ ScamprI p IIIIII 3 ti .. u u 1 [inc nltloll lllmlmmi.
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n.” \VAIJ. S'l‘l:l;lu";‘ .\'tllln.~~’l‘l':l‘.ls:ll-- w.l.l.‘.l is .Illll ‘.udlrlli: l-llliulls lll.llvil'lll5l'1lll-,h ......... 16 2 .7” . .. I 'l .- .. 10 G 1" lotions. (llllllly LN‘DS HS “"109.
’ lions during tin lnmmlu: were on '.l, Ill: ll» ~i lLll'lll. "‘.lurr-Il- Shrub .\‘ni in N hit-iii” ----------- ‘5 H “33 r”.fl‘fiq3“..' l ‘2 I! . I -J ed Volles are Mend“) growing in pop-
Inlgu Hi‘llll'. I'vll .llllvmllig: Oil" or lllt' Sl‘l‘ulllu l." (lt‘l"5'.llt'> \vt rv lllrhilllz"'liil‘lil’lilli --------- 16 1“ J7” . ”‘(n‘h “\.“\§I‘\GI" ,I 1 manly and 0“““n crepe appears as
_ moat kllflth' llzlls nl‘ tl_. )fl':|l‘. lilllllnls lu-lw tmlu} from lllzlllv "ills! ul' tllu~§lirmlkl.\‘fl ---------- 13 ’5 Ala Alp"?- :A C” ‘1‘ 'l A: (l, I: 3 :1 :. 9:1” “ novelty item.
5‘ of a. new lltill. ll‘.\i>l‘.'lil.‘£ .\lldvlllo- and south. l-- :xllill'l t'no- munch-lic- mlU'lliiil‘lill‘l'hl ~~~~~~ H “3 AOI‘ ‘\”r““n‘s Si‘hl‘RlIUKY '\ Suede pockets and Wigwam fringes
”Public. lll'l‘l'llil'flllil‘ll illo- lull‘ly rlr'P. Muscll- Silt.lls llllll"l' :lllspitwa (if lllt‘ ““9"?” ------------ 9 19 ‘3'] l" I ntl I 'lns—er‘ll‘ "walks 5. 0" (“‘(‘C‘ilSZ Vt‘th’l books (0 peaked
‘1 o( ‘.h[)5(i tm-ke l'lhi‘l' 34111-13 mnvwi Funltln m Q‘IIYIIIiHIl'Ildl «‘u‘lglv-ss, which! ”r ‘ ‘ rovers collars and topcoats; fur or
,qu _ . ‘ i‘ I re i‘wo lizlst' liils——Stllolz.
a myg..|y_ (immme strunmhpmng Will l,» (‘nilxl'llt-v] lllh- today. - 1“" um 1638‘ Three New Mindful-ti dllvetyn inlays have uiso been seen.
Wk! Lfnitt-d Sluice Stool cased. 'i‘llu 'l‘l .- .i.‘.l‘-»'li‘.l‘s‘ll lil t llllt n m' l‘li tIlm-II\I Y R ‘I‘I'I- ll: PI‘IIC; First on ”bulls—«T \‘chliler 3 Felt huts‘ with soft bell-shaped
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Ia showed tlIml-Iurnly irrcgulurlty on tl-rrnIu. .,~ in .1] .l.. \\ilI\.< and llll' ns '4; “I' ,dilll: IIII 13 66; {Struck nut~hy Austin 7; by Burke crowns have me brims slashed in one
arm“ or ”"0"" "Ho'wm ““1 m “Emu” M‘M' “5 ““55 ”Mm" l-.l}iltl ‘l-lrft """" lo 15 '61:; l- liv S(llill«r 2. way or another and overlapped to
'.veml of the (inlllvxlic oils and selling avijml: ..':‘-' Lt" on tilv Slum 1»- Shoulst ‘ ‘ “ """" _ " "cf. -fi~ . hits——l - \\.-m simulate uill th
I! rails. nOlillll} New Hun-n and Ill" '.llwllul; :L: -l to lili‘hlill.‘ tr n '.ummi ll ;§:' To“ """"""" i; :3 :32 llull-inf;1.,l¢,7\—.___\T:‘r:i,ll‘ 5. \il'lli‘i‘ 4 rillhon Q s' e Edges bound in
”rs. Before lmlm. however. prices f0 u- .. lirrsso-d in tin Ame" u :m pum‘ "“ "n """""" ‘ " ' ' I l ', ‘2 f g ' ' K , 'i: ' . .
_ . .. . . . , _ .. .. .. ., ,1 .1 .- .}l l1\ lint] ......... l; 13 .455 1 0H ‘1' il -i.\—‘~ minions ‘0 n“ 5 Lace is playing a large part in the
tune again “""‘ "-"‘ 0’ 3"“‘0‘ ""L‘ " ""‘ N" ”1"" ”an"! “L1" ' \\ Slulliilzllin 13 19.441 ‘0 Still-”z- milking and trimmin of h ts nd
.000”. and (‘illill‘illf‘llta. Erie. Stud-r— not l'll'ill. Mil national in its scope." “ """" ‘ _ . ..___. _ ~ 3 a . 41
"h , 20 .3” Hit it) pitch: 7 ii} schillcr. Austin. ,
w", Amp... .,. t .. \ “summon... _______ l WW ----------- ~ Wm “80..-“..th ”WWI Slime dniml smart little models of hair
writ! and Ann rican and ltmn Loon- t‘llAlttd‘. AGAINST .\l.\(‘.‘\l{0\\‘ lus- Y esterdays “RCSUItS mm on ”,0“. .x.,.;“.n,ks 5; M- bm‘dI are trimmed (inmost wholly in
“You were espe'clnlly shone. i all (‘I Shl-ZII. pint—s 2. z 80!“) draped lace veils
money Opent‘d "' 3‘2 llH H'Htu (it‘siliit- Ml vN'l‘iJriAi . (Mun. ley '.‘L‘.- linstcrn Lemme l'mliirc—Jx'eclw. " (:humols gloves "N made With U‘lm'
” week.” h"-l\‘.\' loss 01' CXCO‘SS l‘t‘- i"i..lr:l N that '.l. l‘. ‘i‘..lt-;ll't~\v. L't‘lll rail Hartford .1. New lluvcn 3. Time—1:55. mlngs hf kld- Sm‘iél’lllles ”19 (1m. 0‘
. can. ' m..n in. r or in..- .11-7 mh-l xl. n-lulnts'i (ammo culled in r-lghth, we! -.—-‘—-——-—-—-—v—-—‘ the Chamois gauntlet is nulde with cut-
: Hunk. \llil‘ltily maid-- {also .lnd dump- Igroimds). “ ’, “ork. beneath w-lllthI shows a pattern
' WALL S’l‘lllfil-l l‘. lzlltl p. in: “I‘iltlg‘ ilu- shlivlll- 2125 0:) lil" lullk's vundi- SPFlilL’fit'lil 3. T‘ritlkl'l’(‘rt 2- I .. m the darker kid-
mtlon was puid to the still'cllin', “f Will i". .- rt-fllm iéiml with til.» i: ‘rrn- Albany 6. FlU‘llllill‘iI. 3. -————————————
call moncv rule which lllllt‘lltil 4 i ‘Hl 7“" "l'Tuil' '. in: ‘.. \z- I'lsmlvswl l'ilis‘il-‘ld 3. \V-th-X‘lmre‘ 3- ' CHIC F
1’ Cent. inItllc curly nl‘ll-rnnon. llil}'- i‘; .in,l;~ “Wm“ ‘ ‘. . . ml of * OR THE LITTLE GlRL
3' Was largle in stocks which Ul'llln- ‘lll‘ 'l Tl'JSlll‘j. begun-Lupin hit ll the National league. -
do not 8“,“). the gent-rill coursl- o? . charm e unit,“ in}: u... i-zlnk‘s “mm" Cincinnati 5. New York 1. .
_ market. American interilllliim .ll i "‘Ii“ 110"" T‘Hlil ii? i“ " \li‘ttod to .lD- 1"”8‘0" 4‘ S" Louis 3‘ ——————-——
Wile Gulf l'l-lon G.‘ s. llcl: nvnrt.-i ’ ‘ llrnklyn 3- Chicago " The Norwalk Iron \Vorks defeated i .
-wanna und \Vtslt'in. and lie lal-x -._._______._ ("115' “”9“ 3“""3 “hodmed- the H. & G. (‘orsct company tcum in l
.3. and Hudson “CH nlnrkcll up 4 ’ -. a. score of T to 5 in the Industrial‘
-31“ points. .\'r.'\l- :ln 1' tlmlcllm \vlls . . American nguc League games held on Saturday after- i
fidel- pressure losing a point and Sin—f I3?“ V‘Ofl‘ ‘3‘- Sl- Lou's 5"” in“ noon. the game. Ltlllg played on - c
r Oil also fell back fractional]; on “HES-l Hndik‘ficid. The losing telm fought; t.
. ”Int-taking ‘ l \\'nshlnglmi 8. Chicago 1., hard but was unable to mercome the l §I
' -—————————————-—-— . 0171-" two film" SI ““5“" l-nll of om: run in the seventh, and ini \
'BIECEIVICR rum \\‘.\Tl?‘.thL‘RY l l . the eighth the Iron \Vorks addedi ;.
PIC'l‘l [m HOUSE. l Games Today another run. The line up and box ~
"‘ '; lilllwxllllizlrl A. t‘. took :t'wllack at —- ‘ 5;: ‘ score follows.
”WATPRBI l» i MHY 21’.—Aii0rn0.v ill-”3r fm‘mvr victor. he Nationals. at Eastern [Mgue R' 5‘ G' CORSET CO- -
.’ -nce L. 1. Ms was today appoint- Mud Plats lust Saturday. nwl trollnt‘v'fi Springfield at Hal'ti'ord.- - 3“" r. h' 13.0. a. 9" ‘V
unipolar) 1- 'erel‘ for the Princess thvm in thi- tun-3 of. 13-4~ in a sh-in- Fitchbnl'g at All‘anv. Algond. 1" ------- 5_ 1 1 0 0 0!
. on Pictu". Theater by Judge John lllllg “1.1%.“ \Vntvrhurv at Bridgéport. Mchnn. Cf ....... 4 1 1 1 0 1 I
I I'I-Kellogg. The theater clascd Sntur- Helios lVVll‘lt“(,l lll an easy manner Pittsfield at New Haven. hurimni. ° ------- ‘4 1 3 9 2 1.
night and :m application to dis- i lor 1h; Indians. and had them helpless .___'.7... ~ ‘ .7 Craemer. 3b“ """ 3 1 .1 3. 3 2'
othe COV‘iwl'utlol} has in en iiilcd luv l.“ '51” :4qu of the gnme.- Hornyuk National tongue 4 , Callahan, 1.? ' """ 3 1 1 9 0 0
' I! L. 1\ll: lIrti-i prt side-n: who owns sllpr-ortml hiln wonderfully behind the Brooklyn at Chlca 0 Mason, lf‘ " ‘ ‘ ' ' ' 3 0‘ 1 1 0 1
8 N W ., .,
.\ .me aha” q of the Cdpilzll stock. NHL HNIOS an"? them but six hits. New York at Cincinnati. Vutl lib: $5 ....... .. 0 1 1 5 .. .
lien-null. ilodos. Smith. J. Bogdany Philadel bin at Plttsburg. ““3” 3b """"" 3 ° ° 3 ° 1
mil 6F“ RUSSIA l < x t l . m n m d " Hendricks p 4 o o o 1 o
‘ ( Hill as 5 turn no in e an Boston at St. Louis. . . -----
in: oat. .~ ____g \Vicke. if ....... .. 1 0 0 0 1 (I) '
77‘ IS BRIGHTER ”Chili’s. the ranklln School star Antler-lean [game ““ -- "' —‘ "“ “"
it: it.” .00 ti .d-t'M flamed for the Nationals. but was wild Detroit at Philadelphia. TailgR‘“AL.K.I§éN5 glflism 8
n nut i0m Page Une. fund «mil; hit. After allowing twelve St. Louis at New York. : ’ . W ‘.
. " I 'l‘iiSIin I'Ollr innings he left the box. Chittago at \i’ashington. C h a.b. r. h. p.0. 3. e.
of win-s '.l-.1! llll‘t‘Ct llagnondnntg Iselllck was worse. as he allowed two Cleveland at Boston. . ‘ Iocc la, 2b 5 1 2 1 4 0.
,mnxitInun: 2' Show, g0” “5,19in glut. one double. one triple. and . . . lhroseiuefte; C ----- - 5 2 3 7 2 1
councl a no is duhmln; :1 pro- “wlkflil one in a single inning. After ’ ' ' ' arr 8. --- -- - - - 3 1 1 14 0 0*
gelmlItiil '.‘ {wound l€:l.'~'.l‘.'«l up to {making a triple in the fifth. Garfield Fave Leadlng'Hltters gathias. SS ~-- - --- 3 0 0 0 2 0
I115. T‘St‘ 'l'd of thc ‘hirtyuslx gatolc home. ll't land dropping the ball. M ' “"55 If - - - - - . . ~ - 4 1 2 2 0 0 .
mnxirrIlum n: initially‘lntt-ndmL llreland threw the gloxc- down and re- in EaCh alor Ileague goderstrom, 31) - - . 4 "1 0 2 2 OI
emun Cillit'itc‘ of I’vll‘Og—‘l‘lill has ltlled Item the Iegum I’lietz replacing - ' .»- ones, rf ........ . 2 .0 0‘ 0 0 0‘
I to haul over ‘0 ti cg ow illim ’ RATIOLAL LEAGUE ‘ YaDDE. cf ........ 4 l D 1» 0 1 '0 L
p0850"‘_~?l0nl 9;! ‘ th“| Ell11?l?::l ; I ————-———— qi Irxayegrt a¥d flub' % ‘3?- 8- Pcl. IFoggeI p ' I . I I . . . . 3 '0 D ' 1 3 0
the Elitlililllllll being st- 'en ‘ ' ‘ 5 er, ‘ ' ‘0“ 3 ' ‘ ' 1 61 . '445 lGOrman. nf ....... 0 0 36 > 0 0 O
mam -‘ :Brldgeport Team Miller. Philadelphia 29 115- 48 .417 Arnold. ,g 1. 11 o o 0 o
RLLIN. Mlly :2. (Associated Witt, New York ’...2? 97 38 28,93 _ . . __ __ _..-__ __ _
').-——Intut-qt in Mr Reichstng for; Wants Games Here O'Neil Cleveland -- ‘25 ‘9 27 391 Totals .. 34 Sr: 19 27 14. 1'
”agent centers yvhollv in the (lo—l '1 Speaker, Elleveland. 33 122 47 '38° SCORE BY INNINGS l .
War the trmtty sigma with the! h Saint Charles Alumni. a fest 16- .. N. I. W. 2 0 0 2 0'0 2 1 0 7,
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. no at Rapnilo. Prom t - 1 your c d has bail team of Bridge- WICAN LEAGUE IR. 5; G. (1 Co. 0 0 0 3 0 —. Striking CV.“ for the “little“ “1"
p ratifies. lport. wlsn to y . f 1 1 0 0 5 O
”ofthe ti - pay any set team in Player and Club. G. AB. H. Pct.l ' . .13 a f k of hi
w pac s vowed as a foregone I this city. The Saints have a fast team. Tppo ‘St. Louis. 25, 81.40 I I: SUMMARY _ “m rot: w to organdie, worn
on. as lt has received pro- , "3° . 1's timed, runs-og, :1, W 4.5.3. . ,8 large black when hat with lea
. advance approval from .IIiconsisting or the stat: of last se'ar's , wmmhb . S‘.’ I ., . I.
Guns. Commas s.‘ whole
«list!
Recreation League. and wish to boo
,JACBBS‘WIN ill/Ell ,
' fiABiiE-iiilll lil z-zl
H. Jacobs 8:. Son, baseball team de-
featcd the Gabbe-‘lole team by n
score of 7-2 on the Malone field Sat-
urday afternoon. Bill Court. pitching
for Jacobs. struck out :20 men and al-
lowed but threer.hits. Santorella. of
Jacobs athered two doubles, besides
NURWALKS Milli? ll
FIVE Sllllll T
Locals Trounce Alpine A. C.
10-1 in Loosely Played
Game
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Upholding their honor of not having
met defeat this se on. the Norwalks
made it five siraig t yesterday after-
noon on the Malone field, when they
sadly trounced the Alpine Athletic
Club of Bridgeport to the tune of 10
to l. The game itself vtas \ery loosely
played and was threatened by rain.
i
V
lgames it a. suitable guarantee is o-
feted. ~ ~ -
and Informal Costumes—Cotton /
Homespun Neckwear.
D .—
Spring is to see the waistcoat or
gilet established as an essential ac
cessory to the .smart suit costume.
This is the only conclusion one’ can
reach after viewing a number of spring
neckwear lines. which are now open-
ing fast, and which are oi! exceptional
interest.
The . neckwenr trade
sport neckwear strongly,
is. talking
and conse-
quently is showing fabrics o'i'. appro‘
printe‘ weave and in exceedingly smart; »
color effects.
wslércon“ sons To sun
Accessories Are Una Alike en Fol-mail
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1TH consummate skill the de-
W signer or the handsome after-
noon toilette shown here has
cast the glamour of Spanish modes
over a gown that is constructed along
strictly fashionable lines. “'ith the
grace and dignity of this season‘s
styles it combines the‘ylvaclty and
dash that belong to those of Spain—it
speaks American with a delightful
Spanish accent, and is one of the
finest examples ~of practical adapta-
tion of foreign ideas to our own. The
hot that is worn with this gown should
be. and is, entirely in keeping with it.
Again we have clothes designed for
ladies, and this costume proves that
they need not be tome.
This gown, as illustrated. employs
black crepe-satin with an embroidery
of knots in puttycolored chenille, that
has the effect of bendhw. The em-
broidery design is very unusual. The
flaring sleeves and long coilnr repeat
the decomtlve feature that covers
three-quarters of the skirt and the
most is made of the vogue for tassels.
with immense and handsome ones at
the ends of the girdle.
Since the slim silhouette appears to
AN AFTERNOON TOILETTE
REFLECTIING SPANISH M0
DES
have come to slll}
fur Mr“. l'il‘e El
skirts are growing .-
il-ma-r. the ‘
line dress must lie rear-.13.; m.
plainness by tile ll-F‘l‘tl 'Iv tr: only.
ers. They are dbl“ .. u r. ,h up.
girdles. drnpcries, Hat \, .;-s m
contrasting material, Wm
for decorative and illil. . t IN...“
an ally that saves ll (' i.
Tlmlr
l»,
many a dress.
is so great that \V.
astonished “idle m,-
fascinated by the, n. if.
features brought (viii
gowns. Crepe do 4 Lil
other crcpes, with ..
fon velvet are tho ml?
interpret the styles .
noon dresses.
One is safe in
chine and other l
scheduled to plzly
in next summer gm.
than likely to ln-td Yl.t
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BLESSED SABRAMENlp ..... . ------ - ~~
leill0\ :lv ....... 5 . I
' ll ..... .3» . ‘l 9
llnmnllll cl‘ ...... 4 L : 0
IiKoosh: lvitis ill 4 )- ' 1 ' 0
.;i- ‘olkill (‘ ...... 7 ' 0
l'itk. rt .......... ‘ 9
ll): lmnri. ss 3 r I
An even match of Baseball Nine wilcnklv. p ........ ’ I
were together at the Baxter Grounds ‘ "
Saturday. Ntish A. A. played a good Totals ........ ll '3 3
game but the tenth inning proved SCORE 1 \ l\‘ \i\-
lutnl fox them lV~s1 h A I». I_ . I, .-3
Gtalln was in the b0\ for the locals. 11‘s I .4 .. .. 3 6
and pitched a good game. ':I‘ """ K‘l‘.\1\l\l:‘i'
The box score follows: ‘ I. l'
lizlrm 1 Hum l l <\- ‘ "
NASH —-\- 3- \‘ilsh A. A. 2.
ab. r. h. p.0. 3. e ‘ ’l‘wo lids. hit~ —ll- : 3“
Russell. 55 ....... 4 1 2 4 ll 1‘ list on hulls ml iiv “r'
Oakes. 3b ........ 4 o 1.0 o 1 in 5.
(.‘i‘onlvr. lb ....... 5 0 l 11 (l 1! Sll‘llckxflll luv 11- fl‘ixl' ”a
Reeve. if ......... 5 o 0 5 0, 0‘5. ,
Genrin. p ........ 4 0' 0 0 5 0: Left on ’l‘RS‘." < WU"
Nazzaro. 2b . . ..4 i) 0 2 2 0:10: \‘JSll A. A.
Hall. of .......... 4 1 1 3 0 0' llfllllilt l'ldlrr X411’-”7"‘ :1 l0
Tau-lo . c ......... 4 ll 1 7 1 ti Cronin. . I .1
Broadway. rt ..... 4 1 1 0 0 0; First, on urrmS '13 ' --. " ’1'
' —————— '3; Nash A. A 3 l
Totals ........ as 3 6 30 12 3‘ l‘lnpiu—“Fldrk” Km». I
BLESSED SACRA‘AIENT l Scorer—J. C‘. lilleus-t: i. .
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