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*‘JK" the l anadlan« bad mode it
fnur tfraight from Jfwolt * 'tty by win \
ntn(Mt(iiri|iy'i i«nw they would now ]
%# in the tie for find a* TafUill*
rurifd nut i!« part of the liopol-for
program by putting Wanregan to-deep
back of the ermetery in tiieir own
little village Hut they didnT,and they
now liave the undiapiited title to tliiril
Ignition, the tail **n«l of the find ill via*
ton.
The name wan really a plteher* bat
ik with honor* atmnt even, *'■ hit* were
• nade off v|t-l.aughlin, anil 7 off Talro,
tint total ha«e* were K all. It la one of
1 he my «lerie» of the name how w hen
Mci.atighliri fome* to I’utnam he i« a
otnrli for the roll* but on hiaown rub
ber, aurrounileil by frienda, lie i» a (Ml/
/le to even mil tw~l atiekera. lie
nertalnly handing them over alee Mai
•inlay, with plenty of »|a-ed amt eon
Iroi, ami the only man that eotihl lirnl
•uni with any regularity wa* Iriott.
who, hv the way, fair to give the
leaih r* in the hatting a haril run Arnl
I here i» not a lilt of fault to tlml with
Jatni'a w irk It wa* gilt edge The
lirnl, whieh went lor a double, w in a
or ixleh, if it would have lu ll all euiy
out for » fait lielder, and tbia would
have eh ringed the a*|g*el of (binge ma
•«*rt*U> Or hud w«* I#ii«l Hi* tmtliiiK
ability in I!*c* outHHil ihiil *hotilil In*
1 hi'if to uiak<‘ .» winniiiK t<‘hiii, l h<* «•!<»■
ty would time* !*•» ti ili.hut th* H<
ire all “if** " I Im* .li'WH U*nt us fair
'tint “i| UMff, not 11 m * \ outplayed
cm; Uii*v tlnln t, look at tin «tmm «*o|
until. .Nol iM-i'aii*!1 IIh'v u
I hry cliff11 l, I*h.K a! tin* total ha * s tilt
fm. Mill niic i»r tl«i' <»l lit*r ha*l to win
mid it happ‘-md iik« thi
Marion wo* th«» hr*4 mm nj» a ml hit
to Wtlllw. Wtlllmii** -a » l tlx Hur t
liaM-mnn an < rr«»i by c*m*pin;; in hi**
lifiil lit r: * v%, Mini Minion wan out, Ii
/•till' jmiI a ah ty o < r short hut w:h
out I rvilift? to I Molt w a** ih«* thhd
iHit, Mr I uiu^hlm to \V’ 11 if fit it**.
Willin w a * llfd up for tin forid* ami
pul a high My hack of llr*l ba^r. I»ai
Kl»* hms slow on tin tffl nway amt only
j^ot iiioir eiimiKh In it to put out hi-' un
l{l«.umI h im! mill Nit il ai tl ili-.fi mlcl
( iiiilnK It l" rull tlnwn thr •lilt’ lull,
w hi\\ IIhi k-pl mi In -temul I «lm
tilt llalll \\ illhmtnle tlilril, the milt
nlulen tmite ill Ihc Killin', we il > mil
Mi n re I -lull'll im-e wIth a imm mi thlril
il- Mm m I- mil i H11V ill 11' 1111 il loculi'll
!litn) mill Until went iluwii mi Hu
throw III I nil'll Willi* William*
f mi ii‘‘it noil I £' it * 11 -mi III*'* I In I hitn iel
lollin' -temul mil II ten fi' i - wn
up. "Om -trike' ' *h nli 'l Ihc it11111
j !o=n i' ti i i ioi ' *iiti Nil Ihnl ii»'iil
I'omnium mil I" iikIiI eln-c In Ihc I" il
It I*-, in.I |!n li I f Imml of I’liiiiniti
l,iii. h< ni l ■' ii ho olh "I'oitl Iml I
tieiiowcil the uHlclnl, mill every mo.
jo, .,.,11'.. ,.;h! I’ll t O M " ■ Jilt' 'll '■' :l
polite iti |{| i mil of Mil' hole, Iml It 'V II'
in t■> t■ iit* mol 'hull ti*i
iilatnmtil 1..>iin-Ii"I Ihc luu *<* thi'le, out
Into -hot! center Im tween Ihihtn'l mill
Mitrimi II-pctl, iiti'l ill the name tilin'
Willi* ami Unltl wen *|m* tllng limin'
with I ’n mill two I'm It if .lew * t ti.ni If
In l!" Killin' Meant* hilt I 'It l n
ItirilC'l Mu- Intil I" I- nr ley, ami when
I Ilf Halit I saw wlinl w a-happening he
Mlaricit Im -eemitj, h it » n- tm
thirti fill I t mi tit "urate throw jim
jiclltnl lit I i f I it -■ right » hi|i.
\\ n il McKuuie* entile In Iml in tin
-et'iru t1 1 .tiles tiw -nittelhing In Mn
cm I til ill- Ifit Mini look til ill,.' n pin it
*l'ln' tinipli ith iilloii v' o* f "let! to II
tunl he threw tl" Iml ""I Ihitinim
ttluiert ini'll I" luc, e him ihehtre the
flr-l two mu- if. il"! emilitut", hut Mo
hr refit- 'I to ilo lie then nioniuniV'l
that Ihitiinpi linl-ln«l the ■ nine tmlei
j.rote-i til i o e j-ttrs...r;> »t Imt* are
talx-it aeruiUing to Huh’ i >,w liielt -a* -
that tins t ut shall i«e math "t illMel,* "f
liartl w ml, i ut nl I- -i the l it n I w n
technlcal mul w a- h\ no menus nine
tor lit w u in mg, am I Ih lit w n* throw n
cult a- , on n. »lc.i ill .1 f w el I 1 lit
•'laimt'tl lln i 'uf I ni I n o Imietl out
ami illleil with el'.* h» make il tlghtei
*i wu men tiletl to steal m lhi- inning,
iml lit- hall wh- then- w illing lot
Until irefute the* arriteti lit tail
h ni ic.\ Mirt'w tug lo -eeoml w a- one nl
(Ire tent lire* ol the game
In lire fourth I Holt -lailetl with a
*Utfclv I’at« * hunted Wiilt* u in on
lo hu Job and |fot It on tlu* ft\ .doubling
iHutt :it Ahl ll oa* a good ptooe of
0 ork.
Not a man *no third until tin' d\th,
w hfu alter l hr find loo men fannod,
Ihott oopped out a clean triple eloso b\
the left Arid flitjc Tale o a* up but bo
onl> t ui vvt tihs in the atmosphere,and
Mei anjthiin o a* credited O'till his
third strike out in tho inning, all be
tint in tiw game
It on*, in tlo* ninth that the (V»lb
»a\ed the uliut out and hud a line
chance to Me of oin l.l/otte hatted
him \\ iiita : iinl>>. d lit* grounder and
heoa**afe I Holt >*ot t»is third bin
Hie in 1‘ nsniit- and l .nolle. oho tind
*» a* bed seOOlnd on a pavnoil hall,scored
1 holt wont to *oe**nd on the return
but would ba%e u«-*» out had tuiiltfon |
nan dropped U*e hall i'nuo put a *it»- j
*1- to abort oeuu-i p mm in-U on
batting dritogth had ht’« u«td up
Ale-fmo hit a teiitijg liner to rijitht that *• I
IS, j», X. «-««« M«» tn-oomkr to W t •
|! looke-t itliO » ■, hvt rh io«> nmt
trtiTii to S^V(f. Willi* 1'K‘ki ’ i .1
i’titn ar.it ihrttt it litu* a itiut, iiiut IH
*4t irs* ettl T*tn< nw up on l lit til on
l,js p!»v »int tt '■ ». ■ t»' •■■«' HU'ti
j. i U> rrtinr. put a lift* lilt
down lir*t (.*«■ itne. It looked Ilk* a
kiifc safety William* jumped tip,
knorked H down with hi* glove, and
caught it. Il<- would have ilMWrd
Mo/-e at h‘-nd I ad Brennan ohpwI
the bag- Iluma* wj* jp. iNit- Mirike
and ne fool. YY> were all wi*fnng
Taint would !ry to not |j'.Ht«. of t|«i
aitiirlliitiy el«f d»*|ierale, lot now »jt
the time for it if tin re ever wa» one: .
tint he didn't he waited, and Ituma*
iiit a latiimh r to Mcl.nighlin, YY'il- |
liairi* getting the put out and tlie game
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III' I>|||||HU HvrlUKf Will C'lllfel il favor
i >y imllfy imm I lie xfiiffr.
Sm| KH.
\InmiI l’ I i last Hat unlay, Iiv«•
iiiinulc' alter Hi*- team Iih«I U*f| the
hotel for t)»«* grounds, a thunder *l<»rm
i jitm* up, iilul llu it- being no slieiti r on
Mi«* In! ♦ \fept ! hr g i-amid him) , which
leaked hiulU, 1 !*«• |* iin.1^ ilia de Inf 11
barn III l field in ?irh\ llelofe thev
- m'I u I if I hey \v i1 f«■ drenched ! » tilt
kim Ulci lln - h •--% i the diamond.
a hieh u i hi.in v. a- ! t it i ftill
»* aa* el uni i - > > if Ifric Would
**• no game. I .nthuda-lu Inns got
I'mIm ami by • h h i • • IreiU’hes 1 * <1 r .1 i tl
t!i* wnM'i oiT iiii.l I'mjiloymi; I an
looted l»o\., with I* .ml-, tii |• i■ ijH*ii tin
Ultcr in tin- l * * . ami sweeping
ml « lew U - ; i | '111ir > the ground**
ueie |»lll ill l ».|i> :••• >1 ii'inltt loti I'll**
’ iii*« s t*d ii. d ho U a »- tailed Hi
1 I *, Hini of « .« , i . t tie i iosvl was mil
Iflge.
I i ijl't 1>, \ n! iaflvtl'e made lip
IlM np|H fiiaiiu a'i I gave gn<»>l Mili"
button allho i It ? i »l fill of M"Im‘ *
' ! it \V . \ i-1. »*=« to ; ’ < i! line lift* Igllt
• 'il a fill Id proleiil 1 : ■; »\ .i> HblMlt
i i r 1 tif
fill* game aside if n the i-> el* d hill in
chief’ll, which the official hmi nothing
in «|n w ll h e \eept to thelan that the
but - — mi lint u*cd furl ei Old hi
i a I »U ‘int amt follow- i oi Hu- game in
Jewett t ilv -aid it w «- tin I*•-! % xhl
I latioii ol the spoil e\er -%»•«• n in |k»
1'iWii. ami Were m»l stinted in tludi
juai-es t*»i tin wank o! the \ isilors.
I 1 i-li* weie **e\ « till f N t f i motels
along ia-t week nhuo uf them went
to tin *djore to spend ’- uniav a'ler the
jHim s.;te, Siiium wu* there He
haau | nit’vse t a game u I, and w hen
he g« t> too old to go he is to have n
pension His new suit was soaking
wet, t»ut it’s all w **i and in* haim
done The iadie- on the*tl.»lU> ears
were pleased to see hint a- he »- lull »*t
small talk that help** to paw the lime
plea-anllv ll the captain hadn't a
ovwthenil we might tell something
lint if vou want to know how |topulnr
the colls are awa> from home go along
til III MH’
I'lie onlv chance that on tut* Ihihriel’*
u ii \ vi a** a lilt It* tty ho it iil 11 l have a
chance to show ht*» <|uatit\ MU one
tut was** ifmat as I tie a\ crime, amt
U‘U«'i than half of the toll! i veterans
cmUl ito.
it w a- a pleasure to watch those
lullU ifu to sccoint vi hen a Jew trail the
amtacilv to try to steal lt»e sack There
wasn't even a done (iieiium, It w as a
<juiek rt*tum to the stable
Kitilli* McCarthy of Charlton City,
Ma>* . will slant them over in the in
tenets of the i iiiiaihatis at Wan re*an
Saturilav
I’tie favoriti fruit of Pop Morse ami
the \hleiman is pit*
1 »a v v 11 ’» > ■ \ ictor\ m N . h
iimsveiioniah w a- a surprise
\\ .
has t een u*s!r:> on their own groomi*.
It is now 111> u* the rest of the hunch to
1'v-: - {< *i in ? ir <io;: the\
j Herthta tme 4»vni in lloston
i'otsolay w atel ^ K o.u»n take a
V’ a pie out of St. imuis. nmu* one
pijssl lksi<»n oft atmitt who was
w at chime them amt they tfingercvl up
i nolicibh after want.
4
The next •top on the foreign trip
Waurefun If «+-don't heat th* in »e
©f/rne home without a viclory.
The t A < ^-cond team ‘•hut oui
(he r, A. A. <if Wofte*'ff
day afternoon on Ihe new honw
groumh by i «• rn 1 to o. I#‘il**jh
pftehe I for the winner*, Jind \V Iterator
au«l !• rappier excelled at the i>al Ihit
t«*r—ImiUh** and Kenne> : K*tever
and flargra**•*. I'm pi re, Bonin.
Rradley
■e W t: Kl.hin K»|'
THEATR:
Arre*r»oo**3 I;
Euxiioi *
W c; KMnrt, H#-«Mlrw*
Moving Pictures
Illustrated Songs
and Travelogues
Every Afternoon and Eiening
i'i.lo ami H.|.)
Tuesday Evening Souvenir Night
Amateur Night
Prizes *3.00. #2.00 and *1.00
Nunes muftt be iii banded by
Thursday of each week.
KVKRY
Saturday Chldrens Souvenir Matinee
Attention !
I UK 151 ST
I'andy. IrH nam and Fruits
iiimI 15* (ail
Cnnfrcf ioiiprj iiml Ii-p Cre*ni
I'rv Our H '»i« M**dt < hoc* late* Hr-r»
bur s. I tic beat hhcj th» price lowest.
Our Ice t'r«nfij is guaranteed under tbc
pur* f<"m1 !*w ,
Price 30c
r»r O it* Dollar per gallon
W* k- «*|) In mjr stock h full line »»f fresh
Honanas of all mv*--, Try us once ant4
you %% i 11 lit sat iaflKd.
George Paris,!
I.! )'.! 1_*.
I'lirl- mi' ilr i \ t-r kimiiJs In I "ut
ii i u in nu\ nf 'Ur roiuttliiiK tow n»
• New
• Improvements *
Saturday
BARGAIN D \Y
al (’hapul’s Market
_J
Fancy and Staple
Groceries
Kresb. h**b frada, ri*ht in every way.
srv Kbit we vndMVor to itv’urf, and sup
ply |n our customer*
It litres great care and eiai'ance on our
p*»l. but we succeed, b<)l(v«,«nd give I
our friends the best groctrlr* obtainable
tioods that please (hen. bot h ’n |J
qiAUlY ANO l’KICK.
is Iba lirauu'sted Sugar for *1 0'1
is liar* of World Soap for* fl (Hi
l plgr Corn Starch, tv
S lbs of Fancy Prunes, 2V* j
ft lbs of IHdes, iftc
l g«l Mspir Saap, fl do
l Cake Maple Sujsr 10c
J lb tissk, Jftc
l* rt Kth, IS*
it bo*t % of (' iio. ;’v
Scicitlific American.
1 A w-# f P’wsSrstwA »ev . * t *•***! ec>
I «r * • * ‘ * •* * 1 «• - * f •
j :« • net T‘'*srsd»*»‘*rs.
' MUNIUCo.""’-" Ne«r York
| U;* ca v **o». C'- i‘ i\, v.
# it .-.*.
Our Big Closing Out
That we opened on July 10th
is in Full Blast, and judging from the manner the goods been leav
ing our store goes to show that the Public Appreciate
Real "Values
especially when they can be secured at such ridiculously low prices
READ READ READ
The startling, unmerciful prices and be convinced of the Monev Sa\ing
opportunities that await you at this genuine Closing Out ~aie.
Men’s Suit Prices
Cut in such a manner that there is
nothing 'eft but WALL h.
Suits in Worsteds and Cheviots,
former price, 8.00 and 8.50, now
Suit' in t I'simer; ' and Worsted',
lormer price, 9.00 and 10.00. now «...
Suits in t .I'-imeres and \\ orsteds. origi
nally sold at 11 00 and 12.00. now v * “
The same liberal reduction
proved on the better grades
of suiting.
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A lot <>i Men’s Suits
15,00, 16.1.0, now
that originally sold at 1 poo
half i*nu 1:
Boys' and Children’s Suits
At less than w holesale prices.
Were 2.00, now *1.48
Were 2..>0, now *1.87
Were 3.00, now $1.95
All the better grades cut along the same lines.
A lot of Children’s Suits that were originally sold
at 3.50, 4.00. 4.50. 5.00, 6.00. now
§1.75, ‘2.00, ‘2.‘25, 205, .3.00
A lot of Youths’ Long Pants suits that originally
sold at 6.00 7.50, S.oo. 9.00, 10.00, 11.00, i2.oo, now ’
3.00, 3.75 4 00. 4 50> 5-oo, 5.50, 6.00
HOY’S KNEE PANTS
25c kind, now
50c kind, now
75c kind, now
1.1 >0 kind, now
He I
39c {
39c J
79c ♦
I'rudent and economical buying people who are in search of Hon a fide bargains
should not tail t<> attend this sale—it > like binding Money. Entire Satisfaction
(iuarantetd or Me my Refunded.
A. C. LUKE & CO.
tUIiNAM,
Conn.
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DOUGLAS
CAMP MEETING
JULY 17 to 27, 1908.
C,t" <in l*oun!a* n tht N Y N II H Kai.r ■! the direct line from
H< i i York l,irur’ti«n rates ftom H«»Mon Worcester Willimantic I’rox nlcnce
ati< 1 «!! w i stations ll< .ilthful surrounding* fine nut?n excellent liunitik; spiritual meet
hk« A lour cumt>any of aide preachers and Christian workers Mr Frederick Bailey,
kn -wn llu sh»ng »i!i tell of his » onversio’i from a iif- ‘ *.•>»
Itn \ Wh W eek $■« ' da a ' Oti I •< an plan BOOMS--. and a per !.n
MINI'S $ It term of meet i me 1- •• ' our m tent now .
Write to M N Brown. .15 Autumn Street. I \erett W««f
Eastern
I 'm Street
llloek, i'j jH>'i
il C
am.
Operative Dentistry
M >t Modern Methods and Materials Skillfully Applied
Mechanical Dentistry
Midi Grade Workmanship and Materials.
Crown and Bridge Work
A Specialty.
The Eastern Dental CO.
Bra I ley Bloek
I’litiiam, Conn
Call for Sample at the Patriot Office
Iulv is a Bargain Monti
*- o
J' : we ran t begin to tell you of .ALL the
. i things.. Many of our best bargains are
m ver advertised except by our pleased eus
:K'r>- ^ "ill repay \ou to come in and
look around.
Leather Hand llags
Marked Down
25c bags, now jqC
JQC bags, now 25c
500 bags, now
39C
7 =;c bag>, now
soc
1.00 bags, now
1.25 bags, now
75C
95c
Childrens one-piece Aprons i
fine checked ginghams and
percale, bound with turkey
red. regular, 25c, now 19c '
50c novelty dress goods,
nmv _33C i
Balance of dress muslins,!
iawns organdis, etc. were 12
i-2c, 15c, 19c, per yard, now
-C.
i-’ 1-2C buck towels, 16 x 30
inch, now -ioc ;
> -Oe iaces by the yard,
b ack. wn tc. tan, brown, 12
White Shirt Waists
All Marked Down
^ hito lawn and wash si-&
951' waists, now :.;c
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