" nan-um m . snares: ' GOTTLIEB’S Big Sale of Men’ s Suits and 0vercoats For One Week Only Starting Saturday, Dec. 8th. ‘éiThis event is' unusual at this season of the year but unusual" conditions demand. usual methods. Notwithstanding that clothing 13 rapidly increasing in price we 1able to make these interesting prices since our merchandise was bought very: You cannot afford to miss this opportunity because a great deal of the mer- ndise cannot be duplicate(L - .............................. en’s Suitsandevercoats - were $12.50 new $10.00 en’s ‘Suits-anervercoats - were 15.00 now 12.50 en’s Suits and OVercoats - were 18.00 now 15.00 e11’ s Suits and Overcoats- were 22. 00 now 18. 00 it will pay you to anticipate your needs now and buy for future wear. We all be glad to have you come and look them over. No trouble to show goods. so a full line of Boys’ clothes and Men’ 5 furnishings at reduced prices. # GOTTLIEB’S , 1 NORTH MAIN STREET , SOUTH NORWALK CT. among the coaches With such con i with ctrtain points. "i find that football men over that :Leading Official of Season countn hav bun arguing our article .Points Out Need For Clay-i. ' Ii. section 16 of Rule v.1 which reads: ,' i i i the side in possession of tilt ball- . 30570531); 11, -—While he does makes a forward pass which ‘ omes football rules will "be necessary or ev-I Must Call it .- atsty en entertained this winter, Nate Tufts; 'Under the inte. notation there isi , clearing up In certain passages. Tufts call it a safety. Take, for example, a was the leading otllciai ‘of the season team that has the bail on its own 10 6’ 9 I ’to West Virginia. pass, One of the defensive players ‘ lie says: “it will be necessary to bats the ball so that it strikes in the broaden the scope of the apprOVed rul- end zone behind the goal line of the - ins! so they will be understood bet-I. team which put the bail in play. I f L._'; ._. Vv-m. t : -. . V ‘ - . Vi ct r013 For the; Whole family The tliatwillincreasethehappiness fevery berafthefafiedfitheyw round. 0 M. , J'l'heVictrolaandVictorRecordsb' to ho they wholevnorld of music. euctlyth as Midaedmb'y‘atc fits-12:11am andentertainers. Theyare theunfailingmeansol holdinctho ymngfdbhomgandofmakingeveryeveningaperiodofenioy- Lmtand‘recreationforthomups. nas- ' V‘s-renames “are?" “"W'rrfpm‘. FRED H. PONTY ' I..S Player Pins Word Rolls MUM ' PM! THIAIYII Nil-DOUG ”07“ WM 1! _._..___-_.______._.._... ..—-¢~ N- in" ditions prevailing it is easy to undtr I, stand why playtrs are not acquainted‘: “cation' ll'l Cde .'A safety is made whrn a player of . 1;: 1 not believe any drastic changes in the incompleied behind 11" "’ ”‘0‘" 1.. l :of Brown thinks the code needs some nothina else for an official to do butt _ just as if the pass was incomple: ed 'on l 'the field of play. That is one point Sergeant Calvin- 0.01iller of c... lthe rules committee undoubtedly will- 1,“, at Fort Terry spent a '«kfi‘ determine when it meets this winter. sens Ml Saturday and Sands! “ ,"Whether or not a player can leave the field of play and be eligible to to; m m m m' 0! celve a forward pass is another point- , that may be discussed. There seems: mm? . . , to be a dilerence of opinion on thisi w M be m ‘0 point. i know of no play that has; ; caused so much comment as that .. _ which was decided against Somenillel “ w W M . High in its game with fledford High. I! w, . I , no it is stainst the spirit of thoi 'rnlea sad that a player leaving the- - field should not its allowed to film. ' intnstplayevsn ifho wanton the field of play when the ball was sa'ap . s90. "autumn-anus (Inns-11'~ l the famous union skate for every member of the‘familyl: : : : 1 » Soldier Gilt Suggm Wrist Watches Gillette Razors ‘ Knives. . we wru. our: noun ’ numerous own euros nun 1.101011 mmmmmmmmxrmm r . _ ‘ - iter. As the rulings stand now “I have | found a wide difference of opinion- .. OPEN mos 13m CHRISTMAS ComelnandsssOnr Holiday (lauds Fancy and Useful Articles A. Dickerman & 5on’ s 094mm 31'0“ land acted [in games from Maine down yard line. A player makes a forward i 84 waswon SI, EPhnne m siol. The committee does not set it would rule it a safety. I] until some time in Febmry It . ‘i do not know if this situation ”Mb“ that me “an” maybe came up in a sonic this year but I w before it convenes. Oileiah know that many men do not think it have Wed m the rules commit, should be ruled a safety. They claimi'" that the “m“ down of a pin”. it should be called an incomplete pass, 'from behind also be taken up n. . 4', “it also is said in the rules that I his home in New Canaan. Be a“ player is not offside behind his own on Nowell: friends. ‘I' , goal line. Just how the rules mn- .. *" tee will rule when a player who is ' ,_.,__,_____. standing behind his own goal line rushes down the field and recovers a . ‘. punt by his own side before it has Failure I. been touched by an opponent. I am Inot at liberty to say. “But, accordins to the rules, such a player is eligible m ! to gain possession of the ball. some es thing which he cannot do if he is on the field of play. , '1’ k a“ to m 'agscd‘fll "5'33"? This Plan a lad One “In” 1,011! Hi III] "Ifany promimt football men an. THAMER 0s“. mu. em as. 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