Golder, Snappin-
Weather Is With Us.
Dress for it and
keep comfonble
OVEROGKT‘S
$25.00 to $60.00
SWEATERS
$7.00 to $15.00 . l
GLOVES l
$1. 00 to $18. 00
WARM UNDERWEAR
$1.00 to $6.50
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WASHIHGTON STREET,
SOUTH NOBWALK. ‘
'11. aspirant, to the heavyweight title
' rived in New York yesterday. Ho
me direct from his home in San
lfiflClb‘CO and last night assented he
read» to battle any of the heavy
, (15:11 leaders in an effort to move
l> richt to fight Jack Dempsey f01 the
.illv, Mechan holds a decision over
'1 111w-3.c:1ined in a bout September
. 1914.111 San Francisco.
No mullet how much Jack Kearnsl
in. .11 114111115203: discredit the verdict the
49.. remains that their friend. Eddie
(ii-zine}: refereed the. match. Meelmn
' as to get busy at once. He was in
smxir-o on the coast in a branch
(1’ ilie l n ted States Navy and as its
‘1il‘ipaie in the international tourna-
11‘11111 before the National Sporting
'(Mib.
lie arrived in England Six hours too
1-51:- and remained there only one day,
'ilsr-u rclul‘uing to this country. This
pair .hljc gives Mcehan the record of
"the. shortest stay in England after
‘such a long trip. Mcehan witnessed
chi fiist Vi'ildechom' fight and. says
'1111'11 is no question but that ane
5 was entitled to» the decision. Jack Cur
icy will manage Meehan's ring afiairs
SPANIARD PAID AMERiCAN
' MONEY FOR LICENSE LACK
, Soivadore Gasquet y Tomas. to give
», his name in full as they do in his na-
vtive. Spain had a lot of bad luck. Sat.-
:urday afternoon while on a trip from.
'Ncw York city to his home. in Budge-
110'1t, accompanied by another young
f Ian. Firstly, he lost his rear number
plate: and. secondly, he forgot his
,voperator's license.
In the uptown court. this morning
119 explained that he did not know that
Hm marker on the back of his machine
traffic officer in Darlen, 11nd was‘al-
lowed to go on. but. on reaching this
town. 3,9 was held up by a tramc cop, King Pi us Some more sci-imaging The lineup but More a chocolate colored jersey, 3 Girls‘ Friendly Society this week.
who alscovered that. not only was the and a forward pass in which the King‘Tiget-s (13). King Pins (0) brown pair of trousers. white sneaksf Choir practice Friday evening at
marker missing. but. he could not pro- Pins made good. found the ball on tho Bardos _________ L. E. _______ Casperia' and a brown cap. He “swaying right 7:45 o'clock.
(luce his operator‘s card, and he was Tigers’ 40 yard line. But. in the next? E.Moriarity.. 1., T. ........ O Brien tackle during the first half of the game; 'Next Sunday evening at 7 39 81’9“
arrested. charged with operating a. 1110- four downs. the King Pins failed t0 .Malecku .. L G ........... oomn'and was then taken out. 3cm! service for men Adam?315 M the
tor vehicle without a license and not gain the necessary yards and the ball Naggy ........... C. ......... Goodwln; He covered his mitten fairly good rector, whiten “Cardinal Emmi?
having proper markers. Judge Cand'ee Went to the Timex-5.111 an attempt to Puma ,,,,,,,,, R a ,, ..... Hockeiseriafid crested a. great deal of interest who for his work irBelgium MB be-
found him guilty on the first count make a forward pass Tarlov took the 0159,an T ’ Turembiy among those on the side lines, who come one of the world's Immortals
and fined him $2.00, which he paid. hall and fumbled it for a loss. The Tucker" ........ R. 1.1 ....... Wasting had seen him in action in the roped "one of the few immortal names that
The other charge was mailed. .. , ITigers failed to make good on their J Rooney L. H. 11 .. ”Daley arena. Trembly, who is rated as a were not burn to die.”
"'x ,lother downs End of the first half. 1 __
Want Ads. Bring Results 1 Score—Tigers, 7; King Pins, 0. l —~-
, a Second Half. .. E
WHITE PINE AND TAR"
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YOUR THANKSGIVING l
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is a bit happier if you
have been able to spend a.
little less than your in-
come.
A tidy nine sum in this ;
Savings Bank, drawing I
good interest and larger
every you as "Turkey“
Time” approaches, is one ..
legitimate wagon £5n‘
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".r< 1n Fsenlative went to England to par-.-
was missing until he was held up by a,‘
g,
Score Was,13io 0 in» Cecilia“
Game, . in Which One; , “
£r’ulgcport Player Was '
‘ Injured
In a game in which line plunging
and scrimmages were the features, the
Tigers, of this city, detected the Kings
Tins, of Bridgeport, by the score of
13- O, at Amusement Park, yesterday
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‘ {afternoon The game was ,played befi'
'forc one of the largest gatherings of
the season, and it was another proof;
xthat football is enjoyed in this City.
During the last fifteen minutes’ of
play, Frank Johnson. of Bridgepmt.
:11110 was playing with the King Pin'
team at right halfback who, at the; ‘
time he was tackled, was running with
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the ball had the misfortune to receive. ..
Ivery severe injuries to his right leg! , '
.as the resu't of the, fall from the.
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' EH'AN COMES EAST FOR BOUTSi
First Half.
The Tigers won the toss for the
, NE‘W YORK, Nov 2;. ..... “ iliic MW I'cholce of which goal they would de-l
fend and chose the east goals. The
kick oft “em to the King Plus. 011
the kick off. J. Rooney took the ball
and cairicd it down the field to the
King Pins 25~yard line. (in the sec-f
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l' ‘ Irwin? ding. 7
' exe- Po: flic young man home for Thanksgiving
,., f Maw,“ 11 gawk,“ _ all this new styles to replenish his kit, from
. guinea uéging ' Nuanvmtahmmm.
mu gsoitolgnig; ,, , Aspeeifl suit :11 8:101:11thme ?
Em?sgmmm% 3 ~ ”award, at $40, $111; is 9. ohm leader.
‘ gain in strength One 111 abluish mixtum at $35, that will come .
. auxggmnois< . mmnanors.
Ward rearVe‘zetable Compound In lacy worsteds, chemo; and wheres—a.
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In addition to its snaggitnzgmsym Lie!
. had an attack a“!
has made :me a well, strong woman so
1 I do all my own housework. I cannot
recommend Lyd'm E. finkham’ a Veg-e-
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and down, the Tigers went off side and: St. Urbain, m
were penalized 5 yards for their of~'
fense. The third and fourth downs
fro the Tigers went by very quickly,
with the Tigers failing to make their
ien yards. On a fumble. the King
Pins lost the ball and it was immedi-i
:11er covered by a Tiger. Within such
a. close range of the King Pins’ goal.
having taken their fumbled ball on
their 15-yard line. the Tigers tricd'iwo
plunges through the King Pin line for
gains. but did not meet, with success.
Eln the third and fourth downs. T. Mo»I
iarity tried two forward gasses, in.
hope of making a touchdown for 1115’
from. but both passes went Wild and
tlwb ball went to the Bridgeport team
“fith tho Tigers within such a short
lange to their goals and threatening to
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some the Kin“ Pins thought it best
10 cxliicafe themselves out of a ditfl-‘
cult position by puntin.5 the ball which
wont to Taimlov who came running
down the field While he was coming
grumbled ihe ball. 'but his alertness.
women whesnfiier Immune“, I M”
“heat finches, ” hacienda, headaches ' "
condition. lfelt at
We: um I ma
newa‘bewellagfin.
and “ the blues” should
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FOR SKIN ERWS
Nothing heals and clears the skin of “‘3
infants node children like
conficrl Powder
which mm bunnies; ”input hauling Rooney. ...... R ”H B ........ Lynch first class boxer, is well-known to lo
ingredients 1w 1....m1m any other powder Tarlcv. . ....... €2.13. ...... ...Conlin coal followers of the fight game
Sykes
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towomen - WMme.
“'1‘“ 'm' Rogers 8. Stevens 7
root and herb remedy, Lydia E. Pink-
cgewble Comma
Mom... “am rm
Eon-noes on Main St; Fail-field Ava. Cannon 3!. “I
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25: at tho 1: no: we onw- drug nomiMoriurity ...... 1? 3.8131135? To those who did not know why
The Comic ‘ Mm. Frank Johnson, who broke his right Trembly appeared in yesterday' 5 game
leg, went in at right halfback 1n the and other games, as well, it will be
s t
Pins’ ball On the sccond down a Win ecpnd quarter. In. this half the King. said, hat he and his manager think
ble by the King Pin team was very
quickly snapped up b3 Tucker
ran it in back of the King Pins goal .
for a. touchdown ad din l Owing to {he mum :of the Eagles
points to the score for the Tigers l
1lglialeck was sent in to kick the goal..
at he failed .eTh Tigers kicked andl
down the field. Tarlov stumbled and the King Pins received. Maleck dld' Th 11 T
5 the kicking for the local team and m 9 1‘9 93m" f"? the ”a“? Man's
loaned the ball from falling in the (1,0... the ball m 11... mug pm; seiiiiigaééflliméa minifimngg Club minstrels will be held tonight
'Bii dchort tcam’ 5 hands, by making a yard line
quick recovery of it. In the first lwa playing on
downs. the ball was handed to
Rooney, who carried the ball to the fine
ordei
They began to use straight . , . . and tomorrow night in the club rooms
a were I 111g gam at" their commune on the field. It must
J- lgain and were going down the field in to play. as 3“,, or! that 913me had‘
“gm“ braced made their summon The other six
until the
King Plns’ lO—3ard line and in the themselves and held
third down, '1‘ Moriarlty carried thci these last few minuj:
hall across the line 1’01 a touchdown
He also kicked his own goal.
3 The King Pins decided to receive
which they were very unsuccesst'ul in
the. Tigers. The Tigers' playing was: several places.
and they neither succeeded in making:
good the ball passing back to the?
The Tigers kicked off. Maleck kick-
ing. It was a beautiful kick. landing;
.cn thqmng Pins’ 25-3mm line, Which
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was carried out-to their 35-yard. line ‘,
. In aseries of offensive plunges the
King Pins were going up the field very 1
fast but. when they arrived about in j
the center of the field the local boys:
held fast and stopped the work of the
oral changes were made to the Tiger
team. temporarily. The playing for the
remainder of this quarter was all of-
{fetnsive and defensive playing, each
learn holding fast and neither one mak
The fourth quarter opened with the’
ball inJhe Ticcrs’ possession on. the
King Pins’ 35-yard line. Moriaritv
took the ball on 111 {Ward pass for a
among-3311.011 a punt formation;
Tucker was called to the back field
and. finding that he was too 11110 for a
cunt. chose to run with the «ball. carry-
in}: it to the King Pins‘ 33-yard line;
The Tigers then gained another'three.
' yards and ,had‘only’two more to go to ;
' make the 'goal, but a fumble, Which‘
. went very wild. found the ball 20 yards E
‘ in. back of the boa] and the local;
team’s last down. It was the King
life, you can easilyfind out. _
The test is single aniline“
’ save many? I
' out! You militia“
Bridgeport team. In this quarter sew;
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.ing’ any large gains This quarter end« ‘
ed :1 tie
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time was up.
Final scorer—Tigers, 13; King Pinsfi) attired in the regulation football (3033,, Then Vi“ be no meeting Of are
another six
them. During mainly the backfield and ",0 others 'gthe Brotherhood of St. Andrews at the
es’ of play, the Mg rectory
Tigers did not get the ball again. It $3,, 2:: 57m!” to this, there: Thursday. Thanksgiving Day, sari
was in the final 15 seconds’ of may,
.with the ball in the King Plna’ posses-g
and an?" “even“ scrimmage; in. slon, that Frank Hickman right half-; fidUGlLIST PLAYS FOOTBALL- lit is especially hoped that the ecum-
back for the Bridgeport tam. hid the
gaining any ground the ha! 11 went to misforfime to break his right leg in part mm was one of the Wl- giving day, mend this service any you recurring them—and Will not try $08613 117W
, i . it was after this accl- pants in yesterday’s tooth-.11 game be- ater Thanksgiving prayers to A1-
a level tron of that of the King Pins. dam that the game came to a close as tween the Tigers and the King Pins, mighty God for blessing vouchsafed
villus placed a fresh team on the field. that football is one of the greates1
l: was a sccond eleven. ’ Sports in Which a fighter may become
“7h" No PM!” itougher. and also get a large amount
of wind practice. That is the reason
,‘of this city to make their anpearance he plays football.
at the Park. yesterday afternoon thei --—
Springw nods did not play the prelimi-E TRIMTY cfiuacfi NOTES.
nary game. as is the custom. The; ,
Eaglfl notified the Sfingwood mans-i
-. . , , - . / omWashlngton street.
have been the intention of the Eagles. Tuesday at 2 11. 1th.. meeting of the
“Humans Guild 8 p :11. meeting of
vice at 10 ouclock This service may
he expected 10 be over by 11 ouclock
die Wkly, sawed-known Bridge-{micro will make this a real things-
ai Amusement Park. Trembly was not to them the past year
11.11.1917 ‘ 3 1919;
Our. Annual
we are cffemg the best val. ,
cos of {he season, yet to be
‘ 3hr *Redding, secretary: Charles S 131.1- .
John; treasurer and the following are “are mile M hydrous h
the topics for the season. Wk:
Sill)? EVERY
Seems to be almost no
she clans and cuts dresses
, crane and effect! How “$11st she makes it for one to
the work which is usual
And now she IS £13111
those splendid wann thic
And ’tw: ll prove as easy for
And what an economy.
thoroughly Well .made!
‘Silvertoncs
meltons
.vardz'
aminations and advice here
to net the advice of
obliuation of any sort. He
this service. He. too
manv of our doctors h
The H0wlaud
. MEN’S CLUB 31‘s
GREAT MEETING Citizenship. “martini.
Continua from some one
a most inspiring and scholarly papci
on this topic and made numerous tel l Mamh 2’ ““3 Ind‘m‘fl“ MW?
ling applicationaof the principles of
operation." and Br. Hurst‘s-om was the‘ "“311 28 War?“ 9‘5 1m 0*
communities. He believes thoroughly H0“ John H Light.
in the wonderful mummies withinl
the reach of any intelligent commi-
Madame Carpenter will cut and
fit coats of special wooiens!
115nm Carpenter With
store has on sale at special price .
Yes ’tis as easy for her to fashion coats as drum
When Madame Caroenter’ 8 work is done and coal; i$
fitted. the finishing is simcle and quick.
orioe for cloth—or choose one of the beautiful coatin .
; succiai nrice. Not a penny to be paid for aid in choc .
or for cutting. or for fiction. No: one cent of navm
to dressmake’r. And certainly that (1an will be 151116
oleasinu in fit acorooriate and attractive in SW“.
These are the sfieciai coatings to be picked fromz-e
' fancv mixturgs h b ‘5
‘ -All from a maker who was W111 1112 no is usinem-
in rich colors: of finest grades—worth $4 $5 $6 and $10 ,.
Thihd 11.1.11. 33%
True foot chmert
can be had
folk h foot-t1 oubled —~—
For real Sigh—(3315181011. and relief from foot ailments.
’Tis secured by the scientific Schojll deiticfs.
T demons‘rate their newer an we an em.
specially trained by Dr. William Scholl will give free car.
If vou are using arch supports no matter what may;
or any other corrective devices for your feet you W
this expert. ’Tis given
thing else if what you are using is correct.
, ember of our staff is available .55
At 3'“ times one ms qualified and couscicntious—g
ave found dhim com tent to crow»
erlv fit their patients with needed aids helm.
Main floor, reai .
leader in discussion. The doctor read Regarding ”19 MM“ W
DAY BEN)“ 6.
limit to the skill and art GE
what nrecision and bean“
and skirts! How she a
v done by dressmaker! ,
to cut and fit coats-ufrcm
but light. woolens which the-
one to make coal: at home.
‘ Only the store’ 5 rennin?
' polo cloths ,
chinchillas w...
$2.50. $3.50. $4.50 and 3
all through the cumin: wash.
will madjust supports. ad
Dry Goods Co.
Henry '
February 29.--mndrmcec to M
. March 7.-—-—The Strike iron in.
.‘Moml Viewpoint, William I.
Mathews.
l March 14 .-—-The Teachings of w
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'.Jno A. Young, Westport.
“in New England, C L. Ban-tun.
April 4-wAnne Hutchinson, m
Dickcnnan.
3 April 11,—1‘219 90111112111 Economyw
eons, We H Nash
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. .. ' good cause He was 50110de by such ' AW“ is'mw' CWW
well known boosters as Christian
Swarm (Emmi tRucsell Frost lid»
"" 1W3? cc " ”c
Peter ' clay, am 1 ache“ l<
bcrt E. Winchester and others. The: 1‘53“" We a “mum
'upeakcrs saw grout cause tor upm-
' dam in the present pmsperity and
good fellowship in the Hawaiian ind ,
a ”rmse to Band together flfld flid ‘Pth Century, Rim E W
97013 good cause for the bettermem'
at conditions here was evidm from
every 39:11.1th of the meeting. Thin
'wan Dr. Hal-strum s first visit to the
club and ”the royal welcome accorded
jhim and the wonderful enthusiasm of
31m negating must have been gratify-i
lint: to him. Next. Sunday the club
.wfi‘l discuss The Amwioauimtlon
Problem as cremated by Prof. Pluck»
any S.
This ass is not a close corpora-
”flan but its doors are open to all
man m are interested in the discus- 4
skin at the live topics of the any.
The, o‘fllcers of the item's Club are
game V Buchanan. maul; “m-
E. Mathews vioeanrcsidcm; Gus-
November 80-—The Americanua-
Wain. money 8. Rangoon
W‘Te-‘The Wk; WW:
It: Never Ending Problems, A. J.
Derbyshim.
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