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Great Thankigiving Sale
uill be long remembered for its many wonderful values. We
hate made elaborate preparations as it is our aim to make this
the greatest Thanksgiving sale ever conducted. You’ll find
here a most beautiful array of Women's Suits, Coats, Dresses,
Skirts, Petticoats, Corsets and Millinery.
Come to our store, as it means; big saving to .you.
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Ir} Olll Corsets from 0;? up
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sxlvauio,12.. . .
The second quarter started with the At Providence-firm. 20;‘ Car»
, ball in horwalks possession on the to “am I 4
yard line of ex-nghs. Norwalk was, At Worcester, Mass—Holy Cross. 7;
’heid {or downs. Greenwood was sent .
. \ormout. 0.
’ '20‘ yards upheld.
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' E Touclltlownr—Oi-Iara, Oliver, Green- the coruse o! the evening cheers were
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Floral Decorations and Funeral DeSIgas
FROM
HEADQUARTERS FOR OUT FLOW!” 3' ALL KINDI.
South Norwaik Flowts‘r Co.,
No. 2 South Main Street
warm“
sets; x‘m was
posted. however. Till: “I who
as a lesson to others who plan to
stage bonus about here
indications pointed to a 30011 cross
when the hitch 0v. yelghta 3mm"-
and the club was tempted' to inr-E
jnish a substitute {or McAulifie. Rather-
ulan put on any boxer, other than ad-
. vertipud. the show was cancelled.
The members of the Norwalk High Teddy Rubber was suggested as an:
isohoolt 1n .
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S e a w on the) ’the club would not give its consent. f
“ere trimmed by the ex-llighs by th‘e '1 he club otlicials announced last
spore or 29 to 0. The famous warriors night that holders M tickets may have i
'0 the 19” team played rings around their money refunded by “willing to!
their opponents from the start. those who sold them.
I At the opening of the me the ex- 9 “€181!“ in at 124 do:
aifiiodu’ick at 130 l-2 pounds The‘
and Mar-
phy 10011111101111 ‘1’ ‘0 “"1 111115111 ptlpulated 111 the articles hast
116. ilvo dime Moon-nos.
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FOOTBALL RESULTS
line wit
isad G Mali mt posses-
At S1racuse~—Notre Dame. 20: Syra“
for a i ,
igloo of the ball, but the ex- Highs re-
(use. 61.
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Insect 20 tall Yesterday
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covered it on a tumble and._on the sec-
ond dawn, Greenwood threw
through the line for 10 yards. Green-
w 00d throwln a torw d ‘ t At Lancaster, I’m—Franklin and
Prm on WE“. 111' 11 '" 011p?“ ° Marshall, 7; Gettysburg, a. -
e. ' p a no. yer goes At New York—vllulgers, 33; New
through line for a touchdown, but Stur-
devalu failed to kick a goal.‘ Norwalk
received the bail on the 20 yard line,
but Wai‘ downed unsuccessfully plung-
ing in lines and end runs. , The ball
was given to ox-iligh on~downs. They
took ball through lines Ior several
gains. First half ended 'wllh score 13
to 0.
Norwalk kicked oil to Sturderant.
Sturdevaut was downed after making
Norwulk threw a
forward pass which was inter-ceded byl
O'Hara. Ex~lligh throws side pass to
O'Hara. who goes through for a touch-
York University, 0. .
At New York—Villa Nevis. 7; Ford»
ham. 6.
At Allentown.
Middleburg. 10.
At Washington. Penmwlh’aslliugton
and Jetterson. 24. Buckaell. 0
At Easton. Pa .f—lhtayettc, 51’; Dick-
inson. '1'
At Pittsburgh. l’a.—Uni\‘ersity of
Pittsburgh. 13; Penn State. 3.
’At Washington, 1). C.~—Georgetnwn.
:Gallaudet, 7. ‘
l”At Balttnorc, Md. ~Johns Hopkins.
13; St. John. 31.
Pm—Albright. 20;
dowu._Sturdevoltt kicking the goal.‘ At Richmond Va.-\-lrglnia. :0:
Score. 20 to 0 North Carolllmii
Fix-High kicks to Cutbill, who is ‘ ’
downed trying to run back or 1111111 on i‘ M Kuhn" 33.11 “a“ H: “M"
hilt. l3. . . ,,
Norwalk's 30 yard line. NOIWIIIR”
tries take plays. and Greenwood Ihck 1 At rSthlaom Mon—St. 1.111111 Uni-
varsity. W Rollo. 63 ‘
rles Copley for a live yard loss, A
walk then me. a tor-ward pass to At Cleveland. O.— Western 1111,1111.
Campbell. which netted 10 yard gain. 1.‘ .C‘“ "'
h ., 6;
Norwalk was held (or downs: Ell-flit 9t 1431”“ at???“ Tech 8
receives the bail and wdl‘kefluu 3- ‘1: At' ~ 1-”. Vail—Virginia Poly
tul line plunging until 1111 is on {Noll
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through tackle tor 10 yards when 1.11111
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Catholic {Joint-Hypo. .. 15 .
”comm. ‘I‘dlh.T-_—1umesaoe. i3.
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as and Oliver made loud “115.8013!
, through holes made by luterterenoe or
the back field. Palmer .1111 Freak
were quite active in Interference. Noo-
wslll could not hold against the. line.
'and every time the ball was passed.
Lawrence. Campbell and Richardson.
'slty. 39 Wabash Gothic. 0.
At Norfolk. Van-North Carolina A.
and M. 0: Wash
', Len guard. are sayhlg’ this morning Joe 0on
Roberts ........... . ..... Richardson made an “resilient with the “sen
that it they won Thanksgiving Day's
., Center.
, ................. R. Campbell some MI would Give them a 8001! time
11111111; ............ ‘. ........ Pallher‘The fritters won the some Joe was at
— .' ‘3 Right tackle. the game rooting for them. and betoro
Copley ...................... Preew the game was over. so sure was ho
‘. I Right end. -that the Tigers would win. he sent a
F‘Elchahou ...... ..... ... O'Hara monument to order the turkey and
Right haliback. 2lather refreshments. Joe was asked
w McMahon ........ Sturdevant durlns the same who was coins to
' win-he Just gave one loop and was
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Vollmer ............. .... Greenwood on his uu3stloner and sat
“ Fullback. ", . lass those boys out there with that big
arm... ...... . ................ navel-“'1“ on their back—well. they are the
l Quarterback. iboys that are going to win.” During
;_ Loft halibadk.
~Fltz era'ld Retrglvcn for Joe. and for the team. start-
Timekfiepel‘l’mpireg— Sohocks.‘ flag of! with Andrew ghontos and end-
ing up with that his. good natured
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l The boys all gathered together in
an": Bouts “FF; . IJoe-.11 pool room. at 6: 45. and from
i -thero Joe escorted them to his home,
I “ITGH '" “HEIGHT“ where everything In the line of eats
V l ' r‘ .1111 drinks was put before them. Dur-
NEW IIAVEN. Nov. 27.—-'l‘he series ing the evening solos were rendered
' of boxing bouts. scheduled for last by different members or the team and
might. in Academy Hall. under the 1111-7. their friends
spices of the Rome Athletic Club. (1111- The hit or the evening was Steve
ed to 11111111111111.9111” Broderick, 111 She”)? 11 parody on “Where lg My Ma-
wood.
ewe-Appleton
lTlme of quarters-12 minutes.
Young McAulifte, of Bridgeport. in the Tigers and Fslrmounts to make the
star number. weighed In three pounds song “a success .
overweight and McAulitto retuséd to The evening's Inn broke up with
go. on unless the weight .torielt was the boys singing, “For He's a Jolly
posited 360 with a local sporting wrl-' good fellow.
ter to guarantee that he would weigh
in at. 127. pounds. but Broderick. it TOM M'CARTY HOLDS -
seems. tailed to post any forfeit at all. 1 _
Rather than box under any other coll-I NEW YORK Nov. 27 .—.—Tom- McCar-
, ditlons. MoAultiIe departed tor Bridge‘ ty of Lewtston. Mont» Iought a hard
port early last evening and the Home “a rut ten round draw with Bat-
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sum. promised topélfi‘nfioy‘u' ”
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69 NORTH MAIN STREET.
New Hayes B10ck‘
Loin of Pig
Rib Roast Beef
Lean Pot RoaSt
Shoulder Steak
Round Steak
Hamburg Steak
Native Roasting
Lean Fresh Shoulders
Small Lean Fresh Hams ;
Home Made or L‘hk Sausagel
I egs of spring Lamb . '-
Short fore ‘4 Lamb
Sprint; Lamb Chops
Choice Young Fouls
Chickens
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D. Campbell ........ . Murphy TIGERS WERMB 0 13 OF JOE
Iron and. 1 ‘ HF}
Oswald -..;. ...... allot! .. -~ 0005
um tackle ”1,311; Joe 011111. the heat than in town, is
....... .. ..... uwrence what the members of the 'I‘tger.tea111
N39 York who was slated to 01111089: ma"—-Btove very cleverly substituting .
turned over to him. McAulllfe has 118- Good Fellow'Y—Joe Oddo being the
BAT LEVINSKY T0 DRAW
rheumatism. 1
Although napalm: cannot 11. held .a Si) ”and. .1111 Wall! f'IB. wide
Wham 1111-11111 Islam-l "prevail to sellout; slimy!
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Athletic Club immediately called oi! “Ninth-hr. a local heavyweight in 1"
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W ”"9”” I W Jamar-1‘s of Powers Now Involv.‘
Clifford P. Hayes
CLUB
.bAv roost
‘ FOR THE '
IMPROVEMENT ASSO.
JOHN BUNNY
, . 1 -WI'I‘H-~ ‘
1.1111111 walker. Wally Van. Flora
Finch and othprs. imlo‘ive Reels or
Mirth Produciui Comedy.
~.‘9Love, Luck and
, Gasoline"
in Three Parts. The Greatest Comedy
Ever Produced. Dlrect from the Vi
tagrapll Theatre.
Hearts and Diamonds
In Two Parts. Don‘t Miss Bunny asa
Baseball Player!
“A lust Punishment”?
infill“ BASKETBALL , .,
‘ PLAYER TAKE DPIEII.
“ " In the? basketball
Class in all departments of the game
was shown by the 81111.11 Company team «
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Ichathm b. 3. 011111. 111 Brooklyn, N.
; '1' at the Armory, last night. the local
iquintet walking away with a 58 to 22'
€ victory. So well were the victors" pass-
as negotiated that the Chatham team
‘Ioohed like two cents. time after time
the Sixth Company aggreatlou draw
ing their opponents all over the door
In a futile attempt to cover. The score
of 58 is a sumcientiestiuionlal to the
accuricy of the home team's basket
throwing. It wits a good start for a
successful season at the popular In-
door winthr sport. There was a large
crowd present and. though the con-
test. was one-sided. plenty oi enthusi-
sum was evidenced. At the end of the
111m halt the local aggregation held the
visitors 24 to 6. After securing a big
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"Lucille Love Series"
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ling Experiences.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY!"
The Man from hie”
Do Sanchet’s Comm. {calm
load In the 2nd half. the victors toyed .
with their 09W“
Barrymore
A Selig Drama. and others, make up!
an Unusual Program. Usual Time.l
Usual m 1: 39-6: 311—7: 0010: 4111
Matinee. Children. 51:; Adults, 100.3
Evenings. All Seats, No.
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TUREB.
Stamford Theatre
EMILY WAKEMAN HARTLEY.
Another Congres- oI Superior Stars to
' Round Out This Norway Week.
A Thanksgiving Feast of Fun and Fat.
tivlty at the Popular Playhouse,
Hoyt” 3
Where the Shows Arc Always Good.
Notable Presentation. the Most Artie»
.Iio Spectacle in Vaudeville, 1
ELSE. LA BERGERE
In 11 11111111110111 31111111 Posing Novelty. .
~ A. Comedy Hit.
tenov 111111111. a. co. 7‘
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"in-"rue Newman." 1
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Exceptional Dancing Comedians.
'i‘he Distinguished Proteus Player, , . _ 1
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MATINEE AND-EVENING NOV. 38TH.
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COMPANY
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Owing to the'w'ar
Europe this comps
. ganized hnd equippe
' an unlimited eug'hg
., at Sir Charles Windhf 1.5;;
New Theatre, Lo .11” 7,
England, will play ’ '
ited number of ‘ on
" its extended ;. “
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. Prices:
. .5 Mammy; to 81,0
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