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r you will not be able to retain them'nn-
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flood. Under ce1tain conditions teeth
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are farther gone, crowning or bridge
work may restore them, but good
teeth are imperative to good health.
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.16 So. Main $1., South "Non-wont.
.: Henry—9 A..M. to 5 P. M.; 7 to! P. ll
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f! 33:11:“;
i " in: practically unknown, met in about
3, g the Forest City a low nightgown.
Jami 32! the unofficial referees declar-
Jtheuniouuds.
"bud “til the brilliancy or a dying glow-
q-io‘o much confidence in himself and:
, 1BN SHIRTS PLAN
.‘m? cWay night .Oti'icers pt
.9- a» committee will be chosen and
. Ry mnasium
-the"
‘ by; score of 10 to 3.
Charley O'Conndl, but they
ate the; it was at the more of
that 000ml! countywi-
prominence.
Yum sud O'Connell, the latter be-
ed m emphasis that Voice:- received
a most thorough tronnciug in eight of
One cynical critic asserted that the
"rm Hash flickered. sputteredg
and then went comalétely out.” 5.
Another ringsider wrote that Vilgori
Wmm!’
:Ouc Clevelander attempts mommy
thine with .Vslzer after this fashion: 1
"Perhaps \alger is slipping. Boxers
hove been known to go back,aud1t
as it Benny is. losing a little or
built lie did not appear to have
41E
surely did not Seem to be the Benny'
Vulger who boxed Matt and
Artie Root. He. perhans, is through
boxing in CleVeland "
These ironical thrusts seem misdi-
dimted against a man who once box-
ed eight rounds with Johnny Kllha‘ne”
Cleveland's great (counterweight chain-
plon. and lived to tell the tale.
ln any event the. Clevelanders are
likely to me their sarcasm. for as
won as‘ Joe Jacobs. manager of \ai
ger again gets in touch with his fa-
vorite type-writing machine Cleve
land will realize she never was on the
bonus m3
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NEW HAVEN. Ap1‘ilS.~S ate wide
swans for athletics {or the v-‘atioos
posts of the American Legion in Con-
ectlcut it‘ll be d1“ uwed 11' a meet-
bf the l'eprrsrnialives ot the nth- l
logic committees of the posts 13;“.
pfluclpal cities of the Slawfi’ a meet
in; to be held '1‘ -ntii’é'l‘lotel (‘ai do, in
plans discussed for the (01!!ng sea-
son. it is planned to hold a series or
outdoor athletic event in the Stale
the coming éur'son. t- evuits will. '
be entixrh 11m dour It is hoped in
time to br s about the erection or
n.“ the principal cities
where posts are able to undertake
such an ontuprlse .Waltcr Canvm.’J
wvll- known athlete 11.17 horny:
Frank‘ S. lluuerwonb.‘ the old Yak
fullback. and others. are interested in
the project. ‘
HARVARD STICKS
T0 BOB FISHER
CAMBRIDGE 31355.. April 3.-—~Rob
on 1‘. Fisher was reappointed head
coach of the Harvard football elevan
at a meeting of the athletic commit.
tee here yesterday.
Fisher made his bow as head coach
for the n t time lost fall and carried
L.
histoom 11311 the season unbeaten,
and“: on o postuason game with
the v as Oregon in Pasadena,
glut; oh m car‘s Day.
The ck was the tie game
with Princet
Wladek Zhyszko Is
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Done Under Guarantee.
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2 men's Club, where three pairs of big
2- 1m flReberts otIStaten island. and
" " Dentist will be in attendance and out
. exhibit his Parisian bow and smile.
Lost in Mountains
Word was received yesterday by
Jack Curley that Windek Zbyszko the
lwrestler, is lost in the Rocky Mount-
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Reedrcraft
‘Léathers/
These itarious articles.
pocket books, card cases
and bags are in bronze,
olive and artistic shades
of green nicely lined
with moire or other
heavy silk.
Th'ero re are long Bags,
Card Cases and Pocket
Books in envelope style
with either top or back
handles.
" An attractive eollee~
tion and women will ad-
mire the sides. quality
and coloring. Prices in
annex-dance with the
quality. .
§
srains nexu- Boise, ldaho.
He has been missing for two days
and several posses are hunting
through the dense undergrowth trying:
to find some trace.
Zbyszko is fond of hunting and
made up a party of five to go utter
mountain lion and bang. Thelma;
as stated after a. few ours. n e
:1 three members returned and
eve
when hyszko and the'Other hunter
did not return the ntxt morning
searching parties were organizrd.
Grave (ears are entertained for thc
safety of the lost men
HEAVYWEiGHTs IN ACTION .
TONlGHT, AT NEWARK.
Those Who like to see heavyweights
fled tonight at the Newark its-
meu will clash in eighbround bums.
Gene Tunney. or New York will on
do with Dan Q'Dowd, of Boston “I'm“
lie Meshes. of San Francisco am
Charley Wefnert, of Newark.1i'iil box
,vith Ole Anderson. 0145:. Paul. "CA1-
in action will hero‘their megs gran 5;;
BARRY OFF TO AUSTRALIA.
Will Mt Fulton for Sculllng Title in
August.
LONDON April é.~Ernest Barry,
the “H‘mld s champion sonilex left for
Australia Saturdny", to oppose Alfred
Felton, the Australian, on the Paria-
matte. Rite:- New South \’ ales, for
the world's conning championship at
the end‘of August. He was accompan-
ied by Bob hicAlnlne :1. Newcastle
acumen-2;
H. V.‘ Recs. 0! tier-he Hill, won the
London to Brighton walking contest.
: . bias against lie
11 minutes mode
gibnuker oi the
his
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12.
fixing togexbei
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.sions over Pal
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Gingham jiu alien chamber!
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in eight rounds to a
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Four hostile and have been an}? Wamfifie fast lme New
- W5 by me shorting Club" York :11. who has taught such
” hash: will unaided hen Wanner-g oodbeysi as Frankie Bums Matty
Berber-t Coron’i Kid and many of the
ob More. will meet
final.
’3, The third will bring together
Jack ttsburg lad who has
Perw. the
Mouth my of the loading wetter.
weaves for hot weather.
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ALLEN AND PALMER IN FEATURE GOOD BOUTS AT BAVONNE A. r- ,
Boxing Associa- .
”Anode. Sultana night. by m» Cress-
Foulard
A fabric possessing remarkable possibilities
“A
Any wooisn who wants or thinks she wantsl
a new frock, the kind that WI 21 be suited for many!
occasions, will do well to view the present dis-q
play of silk foulards.
leafed vines.
low branches.
and- ~
Leather B
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BOUT AT ARMORY A. A.
Boys Expected to Put Up Slushing Ex
hibltion—Jour Other Bouts.
.BRIDGEPORT, April 5.——Red Allen
and Bud Palmer are both reported in
first class condition {or their four-
round quarrel at the Armory A. A.
Hall. tonight, and are expected to put
up a sun battle. Palmer has the op-
portunity .to gain considerable pres
tige if he can defeat Allen and will 1m
doubtedly fight the battle of his life.
All the other boxs are in good
shape, promising plemv oraction for
the show. The doors will be thrown
open at 7:15 o'clock and the first fight!
is promised for 8:30 sharp. The sup.
porting cast follows
Young O‘Leary vs. Mike Dundee.
Bill? Prince vs. Mickey Bovine.
Battling Repka vs. Sailor Murphy.
Jim Bones vs. Young Frish.
JACK BRiTTON TO FlGHT A"
APRIL 1571-1.
Jack‘ Britton, one of" the greatest
fighters of all time. and a world’ij
champion _in his nineteenth year of
active ring service, will stake his wel-
Walter Laurette of Canada, at the
Casino, Bridgeport. the night of April
iii This positive announcement was
nun. matchmaker for the Black Rock
A. e. The match is one of the most
promising ever contemplated {or the
weights, ind Russell ‘iomac'ue.
in die caching bout Al blowing;
local buy. no so» either Mel CM
or some orbit: “aged! mlightwatgbt .
than boots-iii! tenor. rounds.
Put City.
Lgnretbe 854,3
dangeious mull. bar-
in toakht Johnn'y Kid Alberto, three .
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$2.00 and $3.00 :.
fi ___..___. .. ‘
b M
taweigbt title in a lz-round bout with} .
fiflcm Me a -.
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Never before was t
fabric shown so lavish in color
There are variegated backgroundg
with block and conventional patterm
vividly contrasting shades
Dark backgrounds navv or old bi
taupe or brown with large floral effects,
orchids or rhododendrons and large.
“it
W“
There are oddly shaped geometric;
figures, dots, scrolls and even pussy wil-
Also many Foulards are over- laid"
with a net work pattern in contrasting
color.- The effect’ is indescribably beautiful. The col-
ors are delicately blended and it is only in the mot on
of a skirt or drapery that these wonderful lights are
seen.
Foulard is the most agreeable
It is never burdensome, and with the light no!t
linings so commonly used now it can be worn in the hottest weather.
Not only is foulard popular for dresses, but it makes an admirable lino
ing for (coats. and capes.
All 40 inches wide.
of all silken
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‘ ‘ Girl of the Limberlos‘t ‘
“(ladle-man from Indfi
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“buggies of Red Gap”
“Story of J 1111a Page”
‘The Friendly Rowi” l
The Rive rman’
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The quality of papa
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TOMORROW NlGHT.
A1,: v
Charley DoeRereck will stain
good bouts at his Bayonnc A A.
marrow night.
being K O. Johnm Daicm .
. S. Kansas, in a bout wixh 1'7 2» :‘u‘
‘l‘uohex ._
tests Mickey Russell will 1111-1 .2»
Fletcher and Frankie Humn.
ham!» Vi?" penny Maher.
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