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The Noflnlk Soccer Team opencd
10.3 ms won rather Insuapicioun‘ly
'01 the Ward street grounds, yestcr
3' d" afternoon, absorbing a defeat at
1hr. bonds of the Rovers. of Bridge
j I”!, b\ the score of 4 to 2.
In the opening half of tht fracas
Olwtilk had the north goal with lln‘
7t ,ndt’tmlaiie of kit-king .down the field
find this fact helped the locals to keep
IItht hall in enemy territory it good
.: pan of the time Wilkenson the
"131: dot port goal tendci was about the.
Ibusies} man on the visiting learn
' (luring the first half. lly well planned
‘ passing and dtibblihg however, the
7 \iaitors maria .,.d to work the ball
cit-at of tin Norwatk defense on two
occasions and put it between the local
‘ posts for two field goals. The Nor-
Vt'ttlks slammed the leather throunh
Bridgeport for one goal during the
first half. and as the whistle blew for
in‘f‘l'll">.~ltlll the score stood Norwaik
1. Bridgeport 2
ltl'ltlgvllol‘l had the north goal dot
in: the second half. and in this inter
val they registered two more court;
One of these was a free try fol
55ml. on u foul unaudited by Nor-
m'alic The other goal ha; made from
skirmish, and Langlois. the local cus
ttulian of the goal post territory was
paperless to prevent it. Norwalk
worked the leather tip the field time
and again, oulyIto lose It when the
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strong line oi" lilidut-por‘. hacks was
‘ struck. On one occasion however, the
totals drove through the entire line,
and Beardsley'sltot the. ball through
the goal for Nor-walk‘s second count,
Both teams got a little tough In the
second half. and a regular old fash-
t ioned free-feral] started .‘tintler the
oliadow of the Norwulk goal posts, on
, one occasion. Yesterday was the first
time that the Norwalk aggregation:
.9. 112' been together as a team this hf‘li
it, son. and in View of this fact it Is
: culprirdng that they (lid as well as
if they did against the visitors, who
' were last year's champions of the
. (‘onitt'clicut Amateur Soccer lmuic,
and are now in the lead this season
31.. of the ammo organization. it is diged
“-0 by tile manager of the local eleven,
that cwryonc with any inclination or
" desire to play soccer appear for pritc~
tie:- on Saturday afternoons and Sun
day mornings on the Ward street
_ “rounds. All who come out for the
.5. team will be given a good tryout and
“f it i~ expetted that a number of play
03 ans will be chosen for the team bot
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' Iat-th-d a first class catcher
Imtcht liuvo been sent into Saturday's
3“
mutt watts
Milli ill YEW:
ma liliti tiiiti: ltiti
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film IN attain GAMES
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Best Exhibition Given by Harvard and Princeton «Yaie’ s.
Deiwtkmbhlmtninentv-Pcusy Surprised Fans
William F. Baker, president of the.
l’liiliics, will lead it. crusade for a
lliir prohibiting the sale of a player
dlit‘i‘ August 1, except by the waiver
mute. linker holds that deals calI
entitled to strengthen pennant con-I
tenders after inidrieason should beI
made impossible. He pointed to tlicI
Mcrklt-Mtt‘arty swap as a case Int
tutti ti tittl
Niel 915 of Wt. Legion 5!.
etc: We first lusts iii
Contest
Chickens owntd by the
Poul; y farm. of b‘outhport,
among the three best pans of the
l‘eqout
‘lllitldl international egg lining con
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point. I
Manytl‘unmuarked improvement .
‘l intend to make it st: on; tight:
at, ainst the pruttice of strengthening NEW YORK. NOV. 13—‘ShW1nglinl, to the Red and Blue supporte; 5,:
leading: teams in hlt‘ last few weeks- the results of weeks of coachlnr. east- éven admitting that the. New llnlnD-I
of the season,
pmmpSI it “mks too much like a exceptions. played strictly to form In tactile as in some of the proreeding
humudmmp “i A ball team is up inI the contents of Saturday. The dE- games of the season.
the race the warm 9.. should be (Wow gm: of improvement was more mark-I Thrilling Battle.
pd} ed to get along with thalitayei rs ed in the case of some clevens than' Cornell and Michlgsn had a thrill-
iit hand without securing others from ill Olht'rfi- Harvard Princeton, Cor. ing battle at lthucat, and- again the;n
teams “that have no citation. In?” Pt‘nflfilitailitt, Pitt-“burgh. ”Ohnlwst tlriumphed 0\"t'l ‘he \ttst, r)
“if the National league will ndoptI Ilflltd ille- Navy demonstrated ”1M they Itht uuh the margin of \lttory was theI
my iulc such deals as the Met. arthy IMP with“) approaching the apex 0‘ narrow one of a field goal 'lhe scor- |
Merltlt transfer cannot be made alter thc stason's tampuicn. llartnioutltlmt was confined almost entirely to
the {list of August. unless waiverslaill ”19 Army allitt’ili i" “KW “ll“ fat ial liltth; ol ()\"'9rll(81 plnu tliulI
are secured. end a clump Wltilt‘ ltd? IS 3"" i0} ‘dt' a touthtlovtn may of arc-oml
“’l‘lie llrooklyns wire hard up for u Milli“ “5 5' Nil“- Iitlislititcrit. Shivtrick ll‘ltked llllr‘t'
um humiltmn when llaubert became; I’robubly In» best exhibition \Vuslfipld “mi- .tmt 4 forward pat-ts him let
injured. >o up... ROI‘MQ’Tkll‘. who un nitcu by Harvard at (and; Idne. Th“!~zln‘flslhlv for out- of the two touch-
doublully helped 11,..an The Giants \it oiy of the Crimson by the margin .dwm titrttl ll\ (Olllr .] Michigan
in My. oi a single field goal was an accurate Iwm‘ aim limit proficient in hurlint:
Curly, bill if my rule had bben in 1mm ditml of the rtlBiN‘L‘ilW powers Of ”til it running with Itlte bull. and allI
“mm. i. would have been necessary tht two teams although allowancelthrm- of tho “nlteilncs' touchdowns:
to obtain waivers on that. player and must be made for the fact that neltli.l Immp as the result of long passes!
“mm,“ might not have secured hinLitl‘ was able to show its entire often-l whit h placed the tipllt‘lold \tIthIn'
7'h is unfair to patrons of the game Si“? hand With the Yale Rattles onclca my rushing distance of the goal line.
to bolster up lentils in this manneriand ”'0 WW“ “why. i U. S. Tums Win. :
and I believe that restrictions, such: H“ "l0 Punch. ' lloth the Army and NsVy teams
as i intend to oil’er. are nm-psuryIl With the exception of a few rain well their tamer. but the mitldies'
if a major leugup manager can notI‘utcs in the third period the play was victory ovcr the North (furolinu all}
shape up his team properly by theInlwsys between the 2.3 ynrd lines. GlVdules was more iuiprosstvc than the
first. of August he should be com-‘0“ ll"? Opening us the result of a soldiers“ dt-feat of Maine. The end
pelted to take the consequences," short punt, linrrurd denlonsti‘utoi cis appeared to have an off day and
._... that it had the punch to drivo with- played a careless and listless game
YALE HOSPITAL is EMPTY. in easy goal kicking distance of against the New England colleuinns.
Princeton’s line. and that power roiliiaine did not have the power to cope.
injured Regulars to Return to suited in victory. The Tiger's nttackI‘with the my. but wretched hand.
Lineup This week. was the, more spectacullrr, but. Hnr-iling of i and loss of grown! as
NEW HAVEN, t‘onn.. Nov. 13. -—No \‘flld's ability to solve even new plays ;the res ltics kept the cadets
\‘alt- players suffered injury duringzqulckly took the edge off its elft-c-tIscui-e down. 9 Navy, on the other
m.- strenuous game with lirown Sate tivenesa. Both teams plued harduhnnd, while not faced by a particular-
urduy, and an exutninstlon of all thoijast football. tackling cleanly and giv. lly strong 01)D0|!l‘31.l:.. 1':d with I
members of the hospital squad toting the runner excellent interferencc.It'It‘t and dash that has been lacklnu
night disclosed the fact that the hos- The puntinir was high and fur and in recent nines.
pilal will be empty this Week. Only the ends not down the fluid swiftly? Other Gums.
..tlsldon rind nob Binglmm, who under kicks. The tricky wind inside‘ In the other more Important games
ave boon removed from football per. the stadium. made the catch v oflof Saturday Washington and letter“.
manently by organic weaknesses are punts difficult, and fumbles we!~ t-x-Iaou was unable to make any humor;-
10.: to the eleven. cusable. Harvard’s deceptive nudihlon on the rsninrkable football roan
linidrldgo, right tackle; mm, Hg)“ shifting attack proved more effectivelt'hiut‘ Um! moments the I'ntvsrslty!
guard, and Taft, lolt’.‘ tackle. who than the more spectacular offensivegl’limburitll. While Culnte and Penn
of the Tigers. since It was harm-{State won decisively iron: Rorcltesterl
to follow the ball undet the Crimson and Lehieb. rMiioctitr-iy. Rutgers. t
system of play. \‘lewt-d in the light ht'vcter. found W est Virginia a most‘
of Saturday‘s r,esulis both llnrtnttlfm‘iilldflblt‘ 011901101" and iht‘ two
and Princeton appear to have leachedflt‘ttm‘l battled i0 a swirl?“ ile- '
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at wished to try to save that game
at the possible expense of the con-
dition of this trio against Princeton
sides tlmse who figured in yesterdays
game.
The Lineup.
Norwaik. R0\ ers. .
; Langlois u Wilkctuton‘
I~ A. Wrap: rh Mason
‘ t‘-. “'raugt lb Polilman
lienson lhb \\'igcleswortlt,
Sim eitsttn cllli Daniels'
J. Writs: rhh Grant
ltit Inuit till ShentonI
.Nt‘irlltan ill Ellen
I'i‘ott'nrtend orf llrrton
A lien irf Hainsworlh
k Beadsley c \ita‘st
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COUEGE BOWLERS TO START
SE"SO"' SOON.
'lllOY, N Y., Not. 1:1. *Acctll‘dlllg'
ti A. bl. Johnson tho-president of
tie lnterollehiulc Rowling. uphill
.ttitl a tut-tuber of llensseJael Poly' 5
DOV-lint: lentil: representatives of the
Imulitc association of Yale. Cornell.
Ltlli li Stevens, Syracuse and Rena;i
l’olyz, \\ ho constitute the is.“
v ill innet soon to draw l
s 1.. (ll iv for the fil'Sl tournameti of:
the league.
Matches viill pmbnfplv begin the
last of the month. all storing betweenI
tht teams being done by telegraph
I The elimination tournament, which
will decide \'he members of .Rens-
baker‘s team. will be finished nenI
Illonday. and it is expected the en?
. $ineers will have a strong team with
"" Douay. Johnson, Royce and Roland
_ is a nucleus around which to build.
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THEY WERE NEIGHBORS.
Two wretched looking tramps were
~ _ brought before nitration of the peace.
. Mdreulng the float looking om»:
the justice said: “Where do you live "
"Nowhere."
“And where do you‘ll"? Illd the
Justice. W 00 0th“;
"He got its mdnjt‘nt mom."
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birthday?"
m~ummumm
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ibeen increasing rapidly.
lAmple new; sable. have been built;
ludanetrleidlanndorcmtruo-tuo-tmthebsebefonbovu"
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it. more advanced static of football}
perfection than Yale.
Failed to Improve.
next Saturday, will all return to the
lineup tomorrow, it is said. nnd will
be available. against the Tigers, all
though it is not certain that. any of
“PM“ will be able to play the entire
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The blue was a keen disappoint-l .
mam In Its adherents in the gamel nifty-three English and Frt-nchl
name All three are somewhat wenk- against Brown. 'ittn Flirt failed tolihurnugbbrcds. recently purchased [)in
encd by their recent absence fromIlmprote over the earlier contests of‘Amcrlcan turimen, arrived on boardI
training. lull hark Emil Jacquna u“. fail.’ A weak and inponalstenttlht Attantic- Transport liner Mun
“l“ 8‘50 return to 9 notice tomorrow. attack coupled with a mediocre de- Ch” it! from England ymmd” ml
and is the most likely candidate to mime, waft the undoing of Yale, not- m" t t it‘3 Pincus" inI'm'l‘ :bmdi
mm In Saturdays grime withgmnding the fact that the ma- yetulings consigned to J. la. Viidener;
Denir .l was made. tonight of the wimp“ for a strong eleven appwmleightcon mailings. weanlings andt
itml that Walter “COM”! and Kirk tnvailnble. Unable to score by rush-I"1'00deas OI English breeding for
pattick. two of the leading candidates Ing during tho first half of the game. Grant Hugh Browne, 59"!!! English
for. tackle and guard when the season Braden 5 clever goat “ck,“ gave the yenrilngs for John IISnnford. three
opened. would be able to get into the Imup. a six point lead. This quickly bmoam‘r” and. a “k" plumber 0'
lineup this season. it has been TU-Imelted away when Brown cut loose weanlinss for At. 3- tHBncock..itho‘
:mcd that the Faculty might declarelwim “a sénsntionnl running attack 311811811 twoyenr-olds for Thomas
tht-tn eligible the coming week. but before the Eli defense was almost HIWhCQCk and 0“ yearling {01' H
it was stated authoritatively tonightlworthless After the showing madetT Oxnard. The (Voyeur-old by A5“.
that. there not no possibility of illt‘ifiagninst Harvard the Princeton loam m the Hitchcock consignment “WW
removing their scholarship disquattfl-' is almost certlln to enter the contest ably. impressed ““1”“ Ameflcani
cations bcforo “‘9. cloap of the pres-I with Yale next, Saturday a strong trainers who looked him over crltl
“’1 ”"0” 130'}; “0“” ”WM“? get favorite. Nothing short of it most 9‘8“?-
3‘“ smug ”he“ 0“ “‘9 919“" M sensational spurt will unable the Blue. The names and pedigrees of ”‘9
onto should they be reinstated ”Vito hold the Tiger in cbecy, has“ imported by Mr. Salmon are:
tha ficuity . II Earned tin Honors. - “Mt-Ml“ colt, 3; Voter--
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Pennsylvania again demonstrated Light Opera.
WINTER POLO AT CAMDEN. that Conch Folwoll's instruction. can: "Caud‘date‘ bay colt. b-y vow“
““93" S C 31‘0“.” *The plan with the fighting spirit of the “am H“ . .
nerd for winter and early spring polo, Quakers. 15 heaping fur-it. Although NOW”. chestnut colt. by Vote:—
so that men can get themselves and held to a “e sump by 1”“me tho L9“? think
their ponies in good coalition, rm honor, of me comm belong to “Ia 1:331”. chestnut colt, by Voter...
To meet Red and Blue. Pennsylvania showed
this need several Norther-n players. a. sustained and powerful attack
together with the Camden Polo Club. which geared once and threatened at.
ham taken over from the Count?! other times. while the Humor nlev
Club the polo field, club house and Ian was unable to admire: tbotbui
stables. situated at Camden, 8. C iwith stadium. Tile tibial m
rim can in the mutt of: rubble
Donald-LI Tosca I!
6ppreuion.
the said put in tint cuu mettle-l
lion Tbmhsmfllddlocmam
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unmrummpuuml mmmnbaohn
Portiububouumu "' W
'5me
'39?le .
.‘lb-rou-vltbo
“than:
fro
'FioHT
western c\tference honors.
believe Northwestern ' will
text at Sit)ll>. Agricutural experi-
mtnt motion during the week ending
Nottutber 7, Vienthert onditionsvtere
idtal. 'lhett “(It lotitl birds divid-
' caid the ow uer or ‘heIt‘l'n football teams, with one or two liuet team was not its active and ef- led into too lye-ll: each containing 10‘
.birds.
Leads First Day.
t'Im-l‘ atrium. t‘u- prize birds wre.
the Iwbite leghorns. l’ullet No. 975
bit-rd laid the first erg in the
'Cotlivhi: a pen of lo hillllh luid tht:
“it: t tug.» tht tint «lat. and all of theI
best pens lot the first “Ltk were leg
ht. li~ 'Itl-: luul bc~ 1 porn. of let:-
lli'll‘ were til: t. ed by Colluetticut
‘llttdl‘Sl lht' total )ltld lot the first
melt for all pea.~ ninouutog to 911
914:1 as cornpttttd illlll .lh lot lllnl
\tbl‘.
"iltu three but porn in earth of the
prlttpal \alicties are as. follow:~
Pen. Barred Plymouth Rocks.
4 Jules l‘. lrantaie. \\.1lamp-
ton Bt‘ilt‘ll, |.. 1.. . 20
it Rock ilosc Farm. Kutomtli, N
Y. I?
t; itcdnian tic-hull. FilZWlUiillll, .
N. H.. 9‘
while Wyantiottu.
Lil lltnymttn Farm, \‘t'catville, N.
ll. 16
16 Merrylhougitt l‘arm, Columbia. .
t onn.. 15.
19 theph Moreno. Wullum Lake.
it. l 1‘:
Rhode inland Roda
t2 Laurel Mill Farm, lirtdueton.
It. i.. 21.
50 Jacob is: Jansen. North Haven,
'(‘onnn 2]
to Pequot Poultry Farm. South-
po.t. tlonn. 20
Y ‘ While Laghorns.
98 Hillside Farm. West Willing-
ton. Conn, H
82 (‘Iifford l. Stoddard. Wood.
‘ bridge. (‘onn.. it
80 Hilltop l'oultry \‘nrda. Sutheld.
Conn. 3’.
Miscellaneous.
Holllston Hill P. Farm (White
Rocks). Holliston, Mass,
Koshaw Farms (Buff Rocks).
Grnnby. Conn.
Obcd Knight
tons), Bridgeton, ll.
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FOR THE WESTERN TITLE
NARROWS DOWN.
Ohio State and Northwestern only in.
department. Contender-u fer 3‘th
Nine" Football Championship.
‘ CHICAGO, Nov. 13. «Ohio State
and Northwestern are a notch neat-er
th‘t. “big nine" football championship
as a result 0f their victories Sat
urtiay. These two undefeated etevens,
; providing Northwestern disposes of
:l‘urdut: next Saturday will meet at
25. to decide the
Ohio
State is certain of at chance at tho
championship for the Buckeyes have
finished their conic-z ence season with
a clean slate. having disposed of
llllnols, Wisconsin and indium The
Ohiosns, however, will take on Case
Columbus, 0.. Nov.
'next. Saturday in a game that. will
have no. bearing on the conference
honors.
Close followers of Western football
triumph
OVH' Purdue next Saturday an Iowa,
which fell before Northwestern yes»
tetdny. trounced Purdue 24 to 6
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Doctor—"Remember. nurse. you
Heather. Hello My fill). by Muc- ”“150 keep the patients cheerful .IIand testines. instead of being cast out of
not let. them get downbearted. "
Discontent. buy filly, by Yater— "mum“ “1‘“ cm I do. doc- blood When this poison reaches the
tort at: at thera- have present! to
Coin. buyI lily, by anthem-Pm my “I“ WILW‘IW gallon and that dull, throbbing.
Aunt-mice «um.
were.
Rhodt Island- lled class in the sixthI
' the bowels or sour. sassy stomach.
IAVIATOKS DROPPED ROM 83 ON KRUPP WORKS.
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lltc most daring and sttt‘t‘t'satul teats of tlic thr ttei‘c tho
of Lieutcuuut lluttcourt and t'a‘itztin I)c “t‘iillt‘llilllllt>, who in
wparatc .‘icrnpluum “CW from l‘d'tlltLL‘ to l‘:r«\‘t‘ll in iicrmany uni
tlroppctl bombs on the Krupp w orlcs. vtltcrc (Ftiiiiitmy Lets tzrhst
of hcr lllllilllltlih of \tar. Each made a trip of St‘f) miles“. Th
Ipliotograph shtmx Licutcuatn Duucourt in his ilt‘l‘i')l)l(lUC ready
tint Milt no {iitiiilttstiatt
ifliilllltit tints
0000 Al lllllll'
'lhe Noiwulk Gun Club held a suc
Iittesfnl shot‘ at. the Dorian li’oint “1°35 Itchy t“ "Niflfl "'1’ .
range Saturday afternoon. Some line at "1'”; Ida“
sures were made and Norwalk can ’ '
Iwell be proud to have sutlt a club 0 I‘ am ll field of net's
or crack shooters in tho first event ' n 5 a a gun re.
'31. .l. Hutu. Jr. was the “inner, break .op cried for the week end shoot of the
{ins 91 out of II ”Hum? 100 R. {New York Athletic Club I! Tavern
iWIlutot followed a close set-0nd with’huuul yesterday Th. boat. v“ of
89 as ms Ewe the day was dons by W. B. Ogden.
Another leg on the Dupont and‘ who had a total of 93 out of ‘ M. ‘
iBlack Diamond l'l‘l‘opltles was. also Vimdef‘r targets“ 3;“ 8'; i 3‘: '
Ishot off. With a handicap of two, .l ~5ltootufos tires bi h handis “the
,W. Thompson made a perfect mom,“ w :9 l". .l. :1 J Sunni/o '
and broke 25 out of 2a. He thun.J w dew. B. 0 um, 31 .beflyi:
{island It let! on the trophy l. R. ‘I;I)a:.em it mid“: ”:18" '1”: Ir:
Wilmot made the next best score and hi h 11 “I: g tn‘: b ; '
with a handicap of 1 made 24 out of w c n y wu en ’ m ‘ ‘
a posdbic" .5. I Straight scores gave legs on the
hood scores were also made in the Aotugnlin‘tiovn Cqu (our. {Sm In.
lenck Diamond shoot rind lens on this ‘m‘ ' fie oy, r. tm . ‘mm
“filthy were gained by Talcott, on botht e Tournamou and mm.
Thompson and Wilmot. Illn Cups. and McVoy was numbered
.1.le Norwaik Gun Club has planned among the. winners in the tournamenb‘
Ho make the Wednesday proceedin" cur competition. Other winners were
Thanksgiving 3 banner day in its his- W. B. Ogden and A. L. Bums. W. B.
m”, in an effort to revive the oldIOrtden also scored n. leg on the Has-
”mm“ shooting for (turkeys, they Iliu prize. Ogden also won the Tnvm
will hold a shoot at the Dorlon Pain tt:;“IIS:a‘$II 0:05;“? after nitrous-oat
range and will have t k "“3 “a“ ' "
Clio 9m and bird special match was taken by r
turkeys for prizes.
Solid Sit N! Ham. Jr.. after a shootoff against
ver Take Home Trophy. M McVoy Jr
Tclcott, 87: ‘Ham, 91.
Thompson. 79; \t'ilmot. 89.
CRIMSON TEAM‘ UNSCATHED.
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Trophy Trophy titular-d football squad emerged from
Tulcott 21 1 =2 23 l thi tits struggle. with Princeton virtually
len 22 o 22 23 0 23 iIunscntched. although most of the men
Thompson 23 2 25x 22, 2 2 x were lame today Wheeler and Horn
wan 23 1 2t 23’ 1 24): Iumu arc limping slightly as a result:
it Leg. .of leg bruises, but both will be back
i ‘Winnor in it ,. name within a few days. Harte, "
who was taken out of the game In .
an exltaustcd condition .Snturdny, has ._
alvitost, completely recovered. .
The Harvard players had up to
fit" \LXiu‘; Int-partial. the game wit‘I
filtinceton as the tough spot on. ‘ifllj‘
Hear s schedule. and they would have '
been inclined .to rein today :but for.
illillllilill, 010008
Mul‘mIPAIED the word that came from Now [inva-
telltni. of Brown’s defeat: of Yule. Tho , -
best for Liver and Bowen, Bad Crimson team is due to most the
, breath, Bad Colds, Sour atom. same Brown team next Saturday.
. Gh. I . , ‘ .
Get a lil-cent irox. 7
Sick headache, bitiousness. coated
tongue, head and nose clogged up NEW HAVEN Conn, Nov. ,13.-—-‘
with a. cold—always trace this to tOr- laln'a football players came out of.“
bid liver; delayed, fermenting food in the Brown defeat Satunlay without
injuries, and today. while they tonI‘
all right physlbnlly, they were con '
stdarnbly depressed over the dental“
'5 beating they received at the hands.
of the Brunonians. "Tad” Won
the head coach, intimated that thoM
"ck .Tteam expected to be beaten; but. _‘
3-D) such a figure no.2] to 6“ _,
of the regular tucking m.
Taft. will be in Ithq some
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Poisonous mutter clogged in the in-
{the system is re-ahsorbod into til
deteciste brain tissue it causes com-
onto: my...
0mm: immediately cleanse thel
staunch. remove'tbe‘ sour. ubdigestedl
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