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There v/n- ?i stirph* j»r j* •• . the
fan* iAfit Hflturdaj when tin4 .madian*
v-ow from the < ollewir; - Sth* t»,* \t '
wocre. It wax a logical de luetioi that
the visitor*, who !n<! the ads ant*.*,;« of j
several month*’ training, wo ild « arrv 1
tiotu« ttu* game, am! th»- fact that the3 1
«ii«t not i* another Illustration of the ;
uncertainties of Oh* national game.
Pal tain devcio|H<| uni |h-'-; •! hat
ting strength and punctured the hnj*M
c»f On* iSay^tatef" in On* first two in- I
fdrigik In getting a lead that not only \
eon Id their gue*t* not outcmih-, hut
they did not r* a* h the dangerous line
at any stage.
Tivtro wa- |»ickol lor the first irtnn
tip. lie landed on the f i r * t *»n 11 pitched
mol it went to the score l*»urd for two
*ack*. Hum's error gave Idzolle a life
JtaigU got a saer I tie* without moving
hi* hot from hi* shoulder on which la
tro scored, and Marion * double over
left brought IJ/otteover.
Two passe* and h wild pitch put n
lolieglan on lir*t and second, hut they
got in further.
(•ague started the seeond with a sin
gle to center ami l>. Magnari walked
al otro got a line «Irt «- to left th it
brought (frtgnc over, mid he took -• e
ond on the return. Li/oite walked
and Daigle put a Trxai over third.
Morse w as out on a d ri 4 «• to eenfe r I *
eeored ld/otle am* gave the halter the
first sacrihee under tin new '•corimr
rule. Afte r (Limas drew a j« 1 IV. k
man threw up the sponge and <*illofi
went in. There were three on, hut j},*
1***1 (, : f * •« >i if*. V -1 tin . . . 1 • Ml
of dul> *w inging
ft* the fourth the 1 <n,r- fir .1 .n-d |
HI** id put it illicit r tin ImimoI iumI
readied third, whuh w 1 left rutin *
niieovertil ('amdl'w -ingle by -**«-**1 **t
two r ed the runner
Ihitnam added their three Lot run
In their hall Idxoth* wit** safe «»r 1 11
wild throw of -boil, hut w 1 nut trv
ing to steal. lUiigh got on by en >r of
I tie same geiitleinan. Marion and
Morse hot h hoik led to renter and I nugle
Crossed. lUifn i' !m«l down a aerilb
which ad nnerd tlu runners, and
4 I,ign**‘s slngh- to left elerired tlu* k/urv
ill the si \ th Worcester mhhuI < >r
chard put one fo hot I »* ld/otle Hheld
singled him to M*ennd and a pa»*ed
bail put him on third The next two
men fanned and it win l> Mngium
fumble of » gmumler off Ihirn* that
let the run In.
in the H'vouth I* • k mini fii/ d to In
ott- t 'fit 11 in -mgled to the > iiiic t u n
lory and went tm » uul «m Ihenn »n -
Otlt. Iiiott to Mni'-r I inuiie, idle 1 a
long run, dr >pju d On hind - tty and
4 olm in *e. red
In nit' * util I he} itii'W llmrmon
l Hall fu tit9»t«’fI i Hrri»l i rMii!n!«• f Ki n
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HUui« out, In Maunmi >. 1'ivkinuii
*,lllan II r H \taiiiian I. lit’lnn
I; Htuh*ii h»«u*v thujiip, |i Muitonii.
I,lima V\ tut |»||,‘h( Muil'ian, I*,■,■ k
man : ImiIU, II Maanan
I►••uiil*- plajs, l.aifn.', | ,|.,> |>i Mora,
t nlt-man. t,, Mums. | awloi, lluriia I,,
* “In.ian, Otoliaril, k,ntu\ t,, llunis
I t Allomtama- * *
'll im? I at.
llalli Ill’ll,*ta tt'rrv hit litvl,
Marion lump, I his anklr on a slhl,'
lo Hi if,I In llio slxl!t an,| rplirv I in la
\oi of Hi,ill
I'll,' (ana tame at, iv mu,'ll r
„alUliv«l Ilian I hot ,\|*vlp,l
liliaiiniii!,’ mm from Vm|pin~h*
t \N llhams, IIU* was si rt'ii^l !u u,-,l (o!
tin* oo*moii from outsUhr
i>|,| an join- sis’ I hi' s,‘or,- r s now
benrh
\\ i tisU'f IIirU ,» 1' II > this I it
*t»\ afl, inwii on the M.us, ,.i
Ail r, a,It ! u i*t,’ op. m t ,
teruu«’ teason ivovl Salunla, .)<■«, n
til)' *HI la* on, Kindis, «. i I . :
of North 'Mu i.Uiu’ i ,
the in,I v ,! ■
I’at < uss, matt* u’-si-l
Satimlav lit has son oisijp t t .
fk-iatp al Hit- ISunf rvl „■ tin, s
«««, from home.
Son it change* im,\ Ik- nvop**«,\, but
nHugeihei lit,’ out took is eneou rasi us,
Mtf(*b will ilr|KmJ upon how Ho ,«|In-;
ton mu allow up,
11o;h* last Salurtiav s altrinlancv is
not an avi-ragt* or h.tso ta!! will ha,r to
K-i M(t|wn*>* wt-ne not inp|.
Haul Sietnta-rg. w tm raptaimNl I'.n
rum * Isiiskt l hall IcAiu wlu-n Hu- sjaui
NVw 1 >!;t<'k Silk IVttironts
made of jrap.rnnt< 'I taffeta. »!/
41,42,43 while they ,a-4
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from t
White
fioiids Itargain
r>DC' an-! plaids, ten different
_ !~h .\lanufat. ture, and made
m yarns. Per yard
19c
To Stout Women!
t ■■«**
e*r<
vt/mt woman’ * is «
she ha** found a rffui‘i
in u
famous
Nemo •*Scl f fie
ducinff •
it “make*
over" your fig
ur»v giving y<#u
a Net ter khftfM*
than you evvr
bad, ore vrr e*.
jr-rted to ban*;
an<l r« ducf a
) your aUlofni'ri
* **» effectually
that you ran
fekirU at jrrmt
three or four
I h rre I a a
Self - IU'<itii:inif
< nr t l In a ire«del for ■ ery f , p» .,f
* out woman—-da i I and afoot. abort and
fctoiii of ju*t * fat.”
312, f •• ’ • 'out '* orrjen ' iO
320, f h t iftl h.ntf l»a< 0
314, for short ‘ tout w omen *
318, .... - ? h I . t n. fij/ ll;» . j
ld«-ry Nemo < 'or net is inadi vvth
the Nemo 'triple Strip enfore**
rnent*' bone t and atccla cannot cut
through.
,V7 n
r»» i f »r- riiriNO
pcLier^TNAp
i in {< o im. r v i i
*ii Hu'
\<r:<U(!h Wtihl
Sl;rli ftinar I'onfvol him hern
i v Irmli il to Dm I si h.
A Prize
to f!very I,of nml i.irl
win i miImkiI •• i I,••(,•!, i.f I hi' N \
/ \KI. I II U 1! i \ ,.f #5li
! i tin In I k. 1,1 .ill #2it fill
I Ik liMt. Iic-I
If v' m i Imvi-n r cut I'rinl I li i h roil
'' I ' u I it mil iv il.t ilcjirn tint nt ill
in *' nil I jjrt it fiiltiiu c iitiiilimg nil
1 he 1 II C- ninl n lint i.f } | /ns The
lit' "’! I , 1.1 I'll III nil llll ► Hi. I f»!l K
wit inn II Ve n n ni l !>*>!, I uiihs it
i
The Great Corset even! of file Season
VISIT! our
CORSET DEPARTMENT
Nemo Week’Sale Beymiiing .Monday, .May
fth
We !ir»v*- made go-at preparation- f - this iniu -riant fa-h
tion of every woman and her dr --smaker. hull lines of
t. u i-;h Mi serves the att n
s and -i/.C' in the famous
-,c:Y
s', '
'£1 F-REDUriMC
"} FtUIF 5TBA’
.Are here for your inspection. The new Nemo model' are . of .absorbing interest. , ,
and sotno of them are entirely new inventions wn produce results heretofore thought impossible. * ne ' “'i' ■
Resting.' and the ingenious bssome ‘ VVilloiv-Shap should be studied by women of 'lender and medium .gu.es. w ^-,c <
stout woman will rejoice in the new “Flatning-IJ.i m idels in the Self-Reducing 'tyies, whereby graceful 1 rinct-'s c > 1.
be attained even by fleshy women.
Se’f Reducing’ Corset*, S3 to S10 Back-Cesting Corsets, }3 50. fl ,s
Swan-Shape Cors ts, yj to -3 50. Military Belt Corsets. 3.00. i\emo Kosmo Corsets, 51. >o ana »i.
' Nemo \\ i-< k is an Educational event, for it te.u h - women how to b»*
!>• iltl md hygiene. It demonstrates thit tli oi,
oe shapely ami styiish without transgressing the laws of
... • .• . r \ • no success was t famous “Self-Redu< injg Corset, the new
Non. i rno Ids for slender figures an- supe rlatively chi and dainty as well as hygienic. I o knew a.! about Nemo (_ „rsets is a
duty -• a > . -ry Woman owes to herself. BK 111.K1. I HIS \\ hl*.K 1
Visit our Corset Department
r
i- a*
‘ Trade With Us and Save Money”
v, IF
Isaac Champeau,
Agent (or Standard Patterns.
Lewando’s French Dyers and (Kansers
iVIepiione iq-?.
ITTX.AM. COXX.
. U W 1
r »/ //C.
;:ir-*fBuciNC
v Rtl:tt jiSAP
Srtffl
ly are "Cailsr
Sl»tft£S ill! 8M
Because
Every “Cadet" Stocking i,
knitted of twisted varns tha>
give double strength an.:
wearing power.
Every “Cadet” Stocking
re-nforced with the stoutU*
Irish linen.
Every “Cadet” Stoeki pgi,
dyed by the new “Cadet"
process which does not weak
en the textures, is durable
and fast colors. Kvery **(%
det" Stocking is made righf
and made for wear. Buy
l adet Stocking- and stop
darning. “Cadet” scientific
stockings for Boys and Girls
knees, heels and toes rein
forced with Irish linen, the
strongest fabric in the world,
black, white, tans, Every
pair guaranteed, 2;c
“Cadet' scientific Stock
ings for Men and Women
Heei- and ices reinforced
with Irish linen, the stionges
thread that can b< woven in
to a stocking. Every pair
guaranteed 25 cen s.
t il lieu, i*. now an mnjtjt'- in
t if new Outlaw I nhm I . •agiie,
I* II " i"-* to I*i*»111 ret school, in
I * o n i f 11 ■ * t N f;»n (|; 5 \ nfiiHiouit !1 to y.
A , to ; \ n t<<i \ «*\er Kiliingly High
al I ' '' ' W c- In. ti:t \ >o|in■ w hilt
In ighteued 1 lit sk h s.
* hie thndoer made good at t he sec
•’oi N.ark in NN i i 11:iiihv11k* Saturday
with Inis in i times • ij*, nml
t< 1 ' ••hiiiins with win* error the
in;u> igi !»u nt h.t i been endeavoring
In make him a fi xt off hut as yet he
' I to | t h.is nMine (.» m NS illtams
v Hie nuilinri.
,11 Wilt iii’ w H|*|n Ml ill new util*
lorn s ’ •1 111 > I; • \ NI * l.otghhn and
NN t i mum- w i !« the battery In the
‘ r>l ; aim JeWitl < i|\ played belt’,
Mol 'Miuhnn w as pounded I'm „!t wtih
•« I■ o • . . I m '• iit h paw w 111 ha\<
■ ieh.fi. ■ \ ■ ( ■ i i iti »»ff day
N I . • i- oj muoc for the o|*eniog
»’ i tie. y . M itste l r-ghteued the
< .inudi an • *ets t*t f ti so they lost
to t he > ileis . lo I The management
: * : 1 ’ •' ' tllillU'i * I hl»i \ (Ml
Nprii J7 lit u Mol y t loss Jd won
ii mi 1‘utnM n with IVekman in the
h *\ I tin . . In s wt ie made ot! hint
i':i ' N| ill |*h( •* Oft W Ms . O
It lisiks a* it Ougnc would (te\eh*|»
his t tiling »|Urtltttes this season
M.mi ion was limping about Proy i*
(teneestm t with a eane Monday He
I hm ks lu will t*e (low n umle i the (»nks
t right * \ 's ituntil>
I he \ndem mens tin* season in May
vide and \\ a u gnu tn Norwich.
Hieie w tills' a slight shake up in
the t atting order this week
i Si’ are aw a v from home for two
yyyx ks tfu t next Saturday , May '* at
Jewett t H> and In at NN auregan
N new s(\m* eanl Uuixl hy K M
tordter, is to U* supplied the faita ol
North I • ros\enoid.ile and Putnam tree
of charge It is got up in Metropolitan
siikpe and yyill la' appreciated.
Ilk'S u ysr; HU ! «U tt*K
NNh Ua\( :sj n*ct\od from the put>
Ustu r a isnnpitmeniaty jyy ot J m
.1 Metii iyy’s oftteiat has<' ball guide
tor 1'**'' which Is one of the most eono
j 'rt mH of i’s kind ever Iwuwl, It
.vu' uus e\cry ihing that is of mtere^l
\ » the nth.usiasls, and a social feaUine
«h a eh a\*trr on the fau• ou* spit t a\\,
wo-ot* : d curse can he mastered 1 he
MW In |> *>
d a feature
kg a curved
ud 'u. ■ ■ h k •• • •■> s 11 is N •
Is yrf Fox's Alhieue Library and will
U sent to any address tor 10 cents y% ah
t out" extra to pay postage. Vddrcss,
Ixieh; d K «o\, thanklitt Sjuane,
New No!kilty
Bradley Theater
rtiomn-. Ji-lH r*(in hi 11i•% ma-t«‘rl\
|m tlrnvii! i>1 ‘5!i|i Vim W'lnkU " will
1 Ml Hit I »* ,*i I u* \ i !u Ml K1 | fill I \
'1 »• si h t i l w i:» pit . i,! iho j»! i\ m
a imimit r > 11«I to U* iiiuiv elaborate
Ilian » * i uiu'ii hofnro Photons Jef*
•"ii H i> i .ul\ <'•la himself
m I i \ ni Hi wil h ie Iherjt re goers o! t hi*
* *' " *"' mm k u|mui him a- an
artist,*! ra i«- ahi t it \ nml well veorlhv
ol the mum* in* u hv Jefferson, a
name whirl) has n|ihnI for all that is
U->t in then! deals for five generation*
He i* happily endowed h\ mituro to
s u ee,1 ed liis throat aecstors Ho give* a
tpieudidW sustained charaotori/ntion
!iic*ti ihhm hvs certain elements of
strength ami |M»wor U»al belong to tho
Jell”, r*o i ifMil\ idualif v alone.
“Hip \ an \\ ink I** it well worthy
of presetv alion to the stage It it a
delight! nI aniinmr told in an entirely
charming iiimmtr its tontimonl, its
oomedv ami lit pal hot ha\o tho ring
of sincerity not withstanding tlio pm*,
toil amt fa no i- i! t:\lo of trial! nor it
ami Hi-to it teal limn an into tost m lit
el nr • uoier s,
t it if I he plt»\ |m tto^M t snrp 'ttme
n «"ilt it an | v \ \ tfu icngth of timo
tf tins holt I tho attention ot tho public.
I.ven th«* in niut t*t theJetf'eison*could
m*t ha\o to m» lone a Him- maintained
p"p ant s for a piny that w at value
lo-tt m ii*eli
tl u at over f i * t \ M’.ars ago that
Jotoph Jottoison hiought out the our
rent \« i tioii ot “Hip Van Winkle at
t Hu Vitoi phi | hoat re, I .omfon, hut ev o i
that lone lapse of time iI<vn not oo\er
the p% nod that tho at or v ol “Hip \ an
Wink to hat held the interest ot
theatregoer*, for Joseph Jollorson't
father ami half brother, t harlot Huike,
t*»gelher with himself had played an
older version *ong t shore then I lotto
eienutt revised it for production
lit all over sixteen thousand ja»r
formanoos have Uvii given of the p!av
hy the mem tiers of tIteJJeMersoit fainti\ .
a record never eoualled hv any oilier
stag, produotion in ttie history of the
world. Thomas, has bten playing U
now lor over eleven years and so long
a> ho ktvpt on piav ing it patt so tong
will It remain the one great classic of
the \nterioan stage. Steals on sale
Wednesday, Mat nth at d a in.
The Cotton Hill Soeth
I wemv wills in stamps or otherwise
sent to the Hoston Kvening Transcript
Host ui, Mass , hMI secure for anyone
interested the series t>f articles
s, * ted Saturday. April dn that
pa|H'r ui * The iVttoti Mid South”
l os,- ap: Mp|s tr regularly each
saiurd tv and W ethics lav in five ar*
Uo1e> THev are tty the Kev I* H
imhlsmith. P P . minister of the i iist
church o; Mats , i first
i h ireh ;• A w I • 4-v.-'"* it a
■ N
:vs.dene, Tins is an except) mn op*
put unit \ to get this series froni a man
of high standing amt chatactor wln^se
viewpoint on jdus interesting i’; uk
is stngvdatU iViViK'nt.
‘ Smtercd da> find night the torment
of itching pi.vs \v‘ih-; g 't*e%l me
ucilll 1 osedPoan sOmimeiit tlennal
me |vuuamvnUv —Hon. John U t«ar
itt, H;t>i v.: . A a
BLANK DEEDS
How to Kin? lilt i ire Harm
W In n any pi rum hui ... tu
■ ritiK tlu* lire tin correct w tvlo
j iii> it ii to I’ll/, itn.v n tin- levor ami tIn n
l»'t if". After till- 11 itmu' stand lit the
| im\ until ltn I’leiiieii i-‘:tne * * as to t,
• them tin locution of the tiro. I’hi*> j
j nil 1 n; | hii I mi I : ‘titter unit nl |iersonx
| Mlniuht tie triuitii.ir with it. Had tlso
person who | I 11 io iilarnt hut Sut
i uidny rU'iilne low oil these direc
tion- ninnv it ir, would have i>ee11
HIM'il.
rtio alarm wtii imlloil atHox -||,|Iuk
: I-ee corner, shortly utter seven o'c-ock
Saturday o\ oui nit. Initial of let Unit
0“ nl tllO h‘"‘k lit UIHV, it will I in i 11
'town, wliioli oa noil h brou k mil.
strokes, ami iitiloait of rinvtine -ii Hi it
WiWi.ll Uni o *l“iii hail the hook l*ocu n
. loaioil, it in to. I uko Ii The tiro w its
ill tin Ii* li' o: Joseph l.'JIlilnliiu oil
Waioi 'ho i ; tin h*i ‘‘oiii imnii'i,
which I tv u a wav niailo a hitch in re*
ooiil time, w out .“of on i i r vv o't ioi t
I'ho company . tho Upper part of t'
oil v vv a- the nut to arrive, but the Ii io
hii< I thou i,i !“‘l tv a i * i < io i alio lioa.i
w iv llu t“n u in about i M«i. i In
' origin of tin tiro ii not known. It
1 it tried in tho ilovv n stain tenement.
llu* man who hvoit there saiil that
1 there had been no tire in hii toneiuent
lor several da\» Mo luthled a lamp
ami it 11 tin homo, amt soon after the
tiro was iliioovoreil.
; state of Ohio, t ity of Toledo. 1 ^
I.uoai County, .
I rank J < heney niaku oath Mint lie
i- senior partner of the firm of K. J.
Cleney .v to. doing business in the
t ity of l'olotto.t ountv ami State afore
saiil, ami that saiil tlrnt will pay the
sum of t*xt III VHKKII lkii.1 v u.~ lor
each, ami every ease of Catarrh that
oannot t*e cuieit by the use of Mail's
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