Mm: ‘-W.W.W~«—— m-
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« . , At times niche land-d smartly on
.i [Y fill-8TB Iiembsere faoe, but the hlou's had not
the Mimi and cream to cause
Dempsey to rush in thin greater via
lance.
Boxer Hugh at Every
“i unity and Manages
) y the Six Rounds
From the cnlookeré' riewpoipt the
boil bouts of tho afternoon Wm be
tween negro heavyweights, Jel Clark
and Sam mustard put up n peppery
contest. and although the Tar Baby
was floored by a right’to the jaw in
- "‘ ‘ ,. th opening session he come back
'. ; H1" Np". 29ft“: strong and made a good finish. Clarke,
Dempsey like If" to a who it, ‘known as the “Missouri Ghost,"
Billy ”Hike mugged to showed much t-ievernesr. and [and hil-
‘. perpendicular postiuon ml: 1mg ability and earned the decision.
' only-tour minutes e was
rub the Salt Lahe'pugiiistic
.nl (he Olympia A. A. here
i; afternoon. When the wel-
gg sounded the end of the
nod hliske Maggi-red to his
ith n confused look on his.
Jack Thompson, a large, light corn-
pioxionod ncgtn, was paired with the
Jamaica Kid black as (soul and weigh-
ing twenty pounds less than his op-
ponent in the first four rounds. but re
ceived a knockout punch in the iifth.
. ‘ n . f. his Johnny Martin. a rugged light
a (”mum 9“ mm weight, outpoinled Lew Stinger in an-
other bout.
was a thoroughly beaten man,
ad not been knocked out, and
due l‘llill‘ul)’ to the fact that
a notable demonstration at ex-
Clllllg. lie hardly could have
{re Velfectire hugging had his
(or as. numerous as the tenth.
n ociypuu. Miske several
3 doubled up by crashing left
to the stomach, and staggered
die right hand jolts to tho
Tilly-'nriably he clinched and
n all erect which it seemed
next punch would topple him
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Nlliliilili ennui
mun Annual
unionism
Local Poultry Fanciers Send
Fine Stock and Win Many
Prizes
no the oagcr Dempsey and tho
inccecdcd in pushing the Min.
nwoy Misko would rush into
torrid embrace. With a hold
psey’s neck. arm or waist
t id on with the desperate te-
f n, shipwrecked sailor hang-
raft.
Members cf tin. Norwuiit Poultry
Ausociatlon made a lino showing an
the twenty third annual exhibition of
the Westcrn Connecticut Plltl'l")'
socialion, inc. \llllt'll oponcd in iluu»
bury .VPSlf‘rd-ii‘. and will conlilmc unr
iii tomorrow night.
in his eitorla to drug Miskc
Ill Dempsey, and in this ro-
is third man in the ring ox-
great industry and much slain-
t he lacked the courage to or-
ko to cease his flagrant viola-
llto rules and thus turned what
have been a spirited contest
disappointing hugging match.
constant clinching was ac-
hy the spectators, who packed
club tO'the skylights, an open
ion of dicinclipation to‘ light in
n, and he wilful-god in no un-
tormn to stop hugging. -, _
lie his "native tactics liiuko
disiressr in the last three
and he was in imminent dan‘
. knockout ut'lenst halt a dozen
Toward the last Dempsey made
inpt to defend himSell‘. but
in with sledge. hammer blown
'mpelied Misha to cover and
liracin-n, and Myron S. Osborn.
Tho Norwalk exhibitors and prize
winners were:
Myron W. Osborne—Barred Rocks,
first. ‘second and th'rd prize, cock:
iirsi and second, cockerei.
Mrs. John S. Butes~Whitc Rocks.
third and fourth prlzc, cockercl; third
and fourth, pullets.
Harry J. ilracken~ilhode iainnd
Reds, third and fourth prize. cockewl.
second and third prize, pullet. Firm
pen.
John 8. Batesalh'hile Leghorn.
third prize, cork: acoondubcu (mil.
hen. third and iourih, cookel't-l, fourth,
puilet.
Albert D. Mallu‘nnthlrd prize. pul—
let.
Charles Pctiy—l‘iral.uncond, third
and .l‘ourth prize, hen.
Theodore E. Soderlllndv—Silver Cam
pine, lv‘irni. second and third. lion:
third. cockerel. fourth. pullct.
e is not the slightest doubt that
y exerted himfleif to the ul-
‘. bring the contest to an end
the limit was reached, but
declined the issue 1nd hugged
qty. The St. .Paul boy grew
weaker an a result, of the solid
.- he received between clinches.
‘ All Rounds Alike.
mood was very much like an-
BompSgiy would make a cyclon-
it Miake and turn loose blows
" ed to annihilate the Minneso-
V.,nka Would make a frantic grab
I, part of Dempsey that was
, rand hug-like a long lost broth-
.' : referee then would dire be.
fthe man and after a determined
~ , looscn Miske‘u clutch. This
mn was repeated ad lib, and
it
Its! um i on
on iiiililiiiili iiiiil
Milli iii aunt
i .Hair gets thick, glossy, wavy
and beautiful at once
SOME PAPER REBTRICTiONS RE-
MOVED
WASHINGTON. Nov. 29.~\\'lth-
draval of all restrictions affecting the
publicntlon of periodicals. except dal-
‘iy. Sunday and weekly newspapera.
elective immediately, has been un-
nounced by the War industries Board.
Publishers of daily and Sunday
newspapers. in recent conference with
the board. requealed that it coutinuc
control over the use of newspx-int_for
the prurient.
in November reports without delay. it
is explained that regulations «fleeting
their business may be withdrawn Mill-
in' sixty days. but that complete re-
ports had been on tile in the event
this work is turncd orcr to another
department.
papers will be lifted .Deccmbcr 1. tho
board said. because the amount of pa-
per consumed by these publications
was not nufiicicnt to affect materially
the newsprint situation. ‘
Restrictions on the manufacture or
wall paper also are withdrawn. oilec.
live at once.
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WHITE STAR LINE. LOST 10 SHIES
l NEW YORK. for. flit—Tho large
'sieamsltips, aggregating 180.379 gross
ions, were lost by the White Star Lino
during the war, it was announced here
today. Among these, was the Briton.
nic, 48.153 gross ions, lorpodoed in the
Aegean in 1916, shortly after her cont-
pletiou while in British government
servicc as o hoeilital ellip- »'
Other largo White Star Liners lost
were the Justicia, 82,234 toms;
Oceanic, 11.274; Arnbio.~15.801; Lau-
rentio, H.892; Oymrio. 13,370; Attic,
11,999: Georgia, 10.0077; C'evlc 8.031;“
Dolphin. 8,273. L
uedlaie‘.’ ”Yes! Certain?~that's
.v of it. Your hair becomes light
, fluffy; abundant and appears
lustrous and beautiful as a young
alter a Danderlne hair cleanse.
m this~molsten a cloth with xi
' nderlnc and carefully draw it
In your hair. taking one small
at a lime. This with mac
r of dust. dirt or orcesslVe oil.
that a few moments you hal‘e
» the beauty of your hair. A de:
surprise awaits those whose
been neglc'ctea or is scraggr.
dry, 11111th or thin. Besides
{the hair,\l)undet‘lne an,
every particle inf. dandruff:
3,93. phi-lg” and invigorate: the
. imm- mm; “chin! Ind
.. hnir, hermit" plane you
will be Midi! W use.
”you see ‘ ' " K
a: at first ,
chip. thefionihhnd. 11,899 tons.
LOCAL BASKET um. ornrso.
The but local auto or bank lull
'38 bland Morenlgplmih Eat
Romain Community ‘ ' . .
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1' Among the cxpcrl hrcetlors irom
ough on Referee. this city Wore Thcodoro E. Sodor :
rlmson, the referee, exhausted iund John 1“. Dates Sr. ilnrrr
Dally publishers are urged to 59nd ,
Restrictions governing weekly news-l
The 'W“ the Atlantic Transportl
JAM word-live nun, totalling 01,065;
tons; and of the-Rodi!" Idle. and ,
BIGGER, 1" i”- - .,
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Baseball with the rest of the I0!“
is to witness the dawn of a men.
The hour of it.» dawning will be the
hour of the opening 0! the annual Na-
Llonclleuua meeting in New York
December 10
When the :hutdcwn oi’ the great na-
tional acme came last September, its
{mum was hidden in the dark clouds
oi the war. Sow that peace has come,
the things which interested people he-
tore the war will 'nzain come into
their own.
Many changes will doubtless bi“
made in the way the sport is run, as
the money arabhinz propvtisitics of
86111? of llln‘ players and intimates
were disgusting the fans.
The return of iormrr handrail stars
to thegame l5 2: question. Their stren.
uous experiences in the unit'onu oi‘
l'nrlo Sam nasty haw untitled them
for lhcir former places.
. The $50,000 idol oi: the Chicago fans
(:roycr Alexander. mar find that car-
rying a rifle and a pat-it in lfrance has
destroyed his usefulness as a pitcher.
”Firet- dogma“ , .. 1,, i...“ yuan.» doberman 0. recline me
than: 89!. my discover rm no u ”rm
8 36b has unfitted him for the an. Whoa flint mum opens, 1 more
mend. And the mi mkltt h. continued tint prolessitmi baseball will come
at length, for m 55 per w 0; but to its on. The dominating in-
tho “to: league bull pidyerd are in timers for song. that exist in both of
the carries 0! their country, in the 0111' mat me that the soon will be
records show. conducted mother: in the past for
While the war may have mull “‘9 wort'n mkeyand that "‘9’? 805'
from the game some 0! the old stars “"3“.” business lines‘wiil be lol-
it will surely proP w have developed lowed, that will promise a fail; return
my new once. to the mung-m who gives his skill
The me has been played “an as well as to the men who assume the
range of the German guns. Many financial “‘k- ‘
young men viho nover had a chance __. “m
to play have found themselves with a RIDGEHELD PUTS am}:
but in their hands. 0“ “our
Among the 4.000.000 men in sex-vice; 30‘0”“ ELECT'W
the pick of the nation’s manhood therei .—
will be round Ml piayerafiuvh an ar- Hiram Davin Hal-luau [or Warden
ery manazer has dreamed of iindintz_ in Very Peaceful ow;
to the bushes. i RIDGEFIELJ), Kev. 29.~The bot.
That the li.98'llli98 have no fear 0f ough caucus was held May night.
lllc future is indicated by the tool)! of There in but one ticket in the ileld.
Jomn .\. Heydler in response 10 8 William J, “Wyn VIII amen
query as to his opinion of the chances: moderator, and Constable David W.
01' baseball m’fl year. iWorkman clerk. The candidntes
He said: “Our insular annual league chosen were: Wnrden, Hiram my“:
meeting will be held in (New Yorki burgesses, Benjamin lt‘. Crouohley.
Dcccntbcr ll) next at which time. nol Samuel 3. Benton, Richard W. Olhorn.
doubt. we wiil have the official dad-Ernest of Wilson. Charles 8, Noah.
:31»! notnm; clerk. Georgie n um Bane? Stuart’s pig m m
lwmgor‘wse I A;;Jl;?u1;0 Iplcgzv‘cill pounds hm . )5. RD N kayo
it. F5“ Taylor '“i‘iesaoifuiym. been «really Mien“. One at the .
drew Benedict like-idea It: " I?" file things nbont “in” i. that
. ,V, .nwui.nebouxhttbgmuithmouyhehu
Ellsworth F Bu or: aufitora. Wil earned.” '
113;: Emitters. flukduoyim. The Rev, loan L W, the due
omua comm ee eeted was inst AW boon mm civilian
w. Andrew ~3enedict, Chutes F. contain at it: out, “depths War
Brown, George E. Benedict. Boro tgh Communion oi the W church.
election day will be January 7, will. has bean accepted {or overhead nerv-
Dr. Wfllinm 1!. Alice was elected ice in the Y. M. C. A., and WM report
W mm the ”an: Intfl~ at San Antonio. Texas, Nova-bet so.
in: of the Ichool board Tuesday night. (or further training. Ir. Oldbut cup-
it I” voted to inliull a telephone in pl" d at. Sienhen's church but timer
the residence of the superintendent of \ Be the rector, Rev. WM Ii.
schools. ' g. was in France serving with 014‘
The total school madman tor 'i. C-A. '
Ridgefleld during November was 621'; -—-—-—-—-
the avenge attendance 420.3,, and the 1 W0 U‘SCOVENE5
’nuntber in school, 543. Ninety-font -\ Muslim?» ‘89-! *0” WI“ °‘
pupils were perfect in attendance dur» human nature put on record It db”
lag November. covcry that a email borrower never
L. M. Johnson, county club‘leader, “'3'“ “‘9 “00"" or ‘ but with-
hus sent the following announcement “m “0km“ one way and '11“!!! the
to Mica Wakeman, superintendent of other. A rival 0' this “m ”8
Ridgeileld schools. {lilol turned up. His canal-flu, alter
“As a molt of my recent visit to ”a” ”f patient observation, k that
the Ridgeiioid Pig club members. I am “in" "we" seen a small boy and a
able to any that Stuart Bales of Ridge brass band moving in opposite MC-
bury is entitled to the cup offered by tiom.—- (‘hrislinn Scimce Monitor.
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the Shoroham, Washington, D. C.
-‘ At these, the two leading hotels in the Nation’s capital.
Army and Navy men, statesmen, leaders of industry and
j prominent men from all sections of the United States may
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be found. in greater numbers, pcrhap'a, than at any other
country.
. At the Willard, Fatima is by far the biggest-selling
hiclt bears out. once again, what we have
all along about tin; nation-wide prefer-
brand.
| This is even further borne out by the loci that at the
i exclusive Shorclnim only one cigarette (.125; brand)
planing into
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lu spite of the {act that it is not a high-priced
flaunts, Fatima nrc striated by more men who
can ullord what they like than any other ck»
tell: in the United Store‘s—smoked {or their
outsells Fatima.
and hecnuu they never disturb
"to though amau may «moi: more than mull.
Norwalk Chronicler