“ EE SBNSllP- ‘
ale Last Year-—
> With Princeton
r
\l::ss.. Nov.
p ll 'rtlxcrs
yum-Hm.
‘('il[‘l-'llllS
ill-“T110
Callahan.
and "Tim," of
and opposing
two varsity elcw-ns
(‘t'l ll’: the Palmer Stu—
c ‘nn. X. .l.. new Sutur—
us :1 “iti‘vss :lgziin their
‘ Mm} l-I. Callahan. of
311 Miss liunicv (‘zillnlmm
sister 0" thi- l'i\;ll lei-(l—
alum said yesterday She
for l’riirutnn (m Vi‘lh)‘
gum-u
0n thv‘ l‘v'iucvlnn Fltll' ol'
‘ yc-nr." Hm mmluvr said.
nut sin eat on tiu- lilin-
hg‘llé'x‘i o" «twinm "Tim"
the Yile' lmwl,‘ Wlwn hi~~
-. 33?) In {it ltill l4 {luv the
' is, :nwl hi and hie"
, '(‘nlw tn :i'jiw Ill (‘l'll-
lors t'u! livill _\l ':4_ l‘ul
tum-u w-r. H :-i “of (nurse
‘llv H I- \nlr sile- 01' Hi"
L'nn'n is “WW,"
' xvii six-I \\:i.< without
in \\ i iv-i: than: Sim
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and. of
"i: is the
‘Iiili. Willi
ll‘f
liuut‘mll.
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ill
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lilt'l :i'T-l' ll"! l‘l‘lllfi'!»
'_.i?r‘ :Vu‘tnlnl. You
- out of thv annui-
ii~ ..lmii him, ‘out he
1 ‘\.l\ :11} right. ] linu-
Jw. (‘uiiluitu "l‘ilvt' tor
'l mull-1541; ii ‘24 ’1': in L'nm'
11H
Ericka-d
to Manage Braves
II. \':n. HI, .'"v ‘ M" tl
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' l? l'n‘ro'fltn l‘dlx.
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This iK H . ii:l.*":l",“1'?:< ngiivw
“Mu :r; in: .' in lo- iii
. his Hillmlluil. ’l‘iu- \‘M‘un-
"3'vH'l-l not ili‘vl‘l- in llHJJ'l'
u- hrri!-;r'~._ Joc'sm-‘i no
_t wwv mnkl- (in t-nt-nn' or
‘:1 till": :ml ‘1»‘m‘tliw'2'm
is int '»\.‘_‘. mzt ut' it lint to
ll‘lhill‘ iJJ'LLlii to- "'itle‘.
t is 21;. (my urnlmds 'll‘
"~‘ll‘: l.-A;;.~:u' ulu-z't two
(«.i'li \‘lll .iw ,' it is ruiil
tixgx' to p'nm .'l ('l'll) i:;
ii) thv- .‘xitLt-m-l imam”
.m-t 1.1’ full} ll \'.(|‘ll'l not
Wil‘ Ill' V's-x: Izlml world
, (‘lrxvlnnil l'uns who 1|i~
.Nntinnnl l.l':lL"ll( gum- tllri'a-
I (Will-\llib'l‘t‘d ll‘.lllOl‘5. Having
n first world's championship.
llS ll7l\'(' won the lit-:u't of
'v {IS Well. according: to one"
is Me enough and cutlnmL
nugh to support :1 pair of
mi il' a National l.(~.’l£,’ll(‘ team
lit-ri- in an orderly manner
irivmllgnrivuli')‘ with the Ti-
Ilium its games conflicting
as» of the American League
is certain that both would
Dal support. H the new club
(1 here .it will probably play
Park.
“'15 AND ZBYSZKO TO
“'REHTLl-Z.
, Strangler Lewis and “Wadi-l:
, step on the mat in the
first Regiment Armory. New
Monday night. November :2.
1 start an elimination tourna-
quest of a rival worthy to but-
: techer for hls championship.
rappler in the country made
5 efforts last year to wrest the
2 om Ste-Cher, but all failed.
3“
53"?
'E. Pilflthamfe Vege-
. Compound Has Been
‘ Woman’s Safeguard
’ All That Time.
7 , Nob—“I have used L’ydia E.
’8 Vegetable Compound or over
.llxiilllllll
male troubles and it
has helped me very
much. I have also
used Lydia E. Pink~
ham’s Sanative
Wash with good re-
sults. I always have
a bottle of Vegetable
in the
house as it is a good
remedy in time' of
, j: need. Y o u c a :1
,fi._ ' publish my testi-
7 -- every statement I have
' perfectly‘ 'fiue.”-é!hs.- J. .10.
f— , 2424 S. 20th Street, Omaha,
,ne' who nfler 1mm these adie-
z; ills peculiar to their sexohou'ld‘
vinoed by‘the any genuine and
fill testimonials we areoonaunfly
bin in the newspapers of the
-y o Lydia E. Phrkham’s
(‘nmpound to ratore their health;
= know whether Lyiii-Efi’w
' ’el Recreation. of Brooklyn. The title
trim»: Compound will help you. try
For advice write to WENPM“
Medicine Ce. (confidential). lam-
Your letter will 15.; W'M
Mme-red brow“ '
'L confide“: I i
{ éé
E EAEH ("HERA
‘i Smith. who has it wcll (imam-«1 i't-inh
4. LEONRRD BEGINS
l” | W (I.
, .,
I. 20 YEnw'r-pedinto a ring where six negro box-
“ ers were having abattle royal. He
twenty years for fe-i
{1,800 point'mutch at 18.2
Judge Disagrees After Fifi
:teen Rounds of ‘ Fast/and
Scientific'Boxing l
NEW' YORK. Nov. 10.——Mike
O'Dowd. of St. Paul. a combative
young man who held the world mid-
dleweight championship for several
years and who lost his honors to!
Johnny \Vilson. of lloston. on a ques-'
,iionuhlc decision in the Hub. last!
'night in the presence of a great
throng, in Madison Square Garden.
decisively outpointed Jeff Smith. a
globe trotting middleweight. of Bay-
01,111,. X. .l.. in :l fifteen—round bout.
which lu'istlmi with action from start
to finish.
The decision of the judges was di—
x'idmi, \\’illium llluldoon declaring
that (l'l‘owel was the winner. while
“lirtrlcs 'l‘lioi'ley gave his decision :13 :L {
(lrru'. ‘l‘luufinul ruling then evolved!
on John Hiiukop. a capable Brooklyn
”low-r. who. without hesitation. cast
hi4 \'(.t« for U'howd.
in his defeat of Smith.
scrvcd notice on Johnny Wilson. of
llostotz, the present title llUllil'l‘. that.
llt- nuwt (iv-fend his honors in a r(~~
[urn mulch with “it St. Paul boy or
that lll‘ I'i-urs to lllt'l‘ly
(l'liuwd in the sum:-3
()' l iowd
admit
issue and
.tm'itl)‘
film
jin‘:
. The Victor
dcnlonstinti-ll l‘lt'ill'l_\' that In-
'h’llpl'l'lfll‘ of Smith. who has
in mung» 'i'limes and with
3mm] Vui'iwl middle-weight
contest
in tin-
battled
nunu-rous
('l‘lt'lll'li it‘s.
in last night's
iU'letl did not srvm to he over-awed ‘
glu' Smith's l‘I'lllllllllOll and walled into
{his opponmn with customary vigor.
[O'DUud carried the tight to Smith in
;¢-\‘r‘:'_\' round of tln- lil'lm-n. lands-ll five
Iblows to 0110 h_\' the Jersey mun. (‘lllls‘
it"l Smith to break ground with nearly
(-w-r}, rush and sm‘i-rzll timer-a slugger
, Smith i-lim'hm'l and hugged all
oimm'tmiiiy and showwt pla‘ ‘
hr-forv nanny rounds lmd hm-n DOV-
: d H u! tiu- llLlllllllK' “as: not to his like
”19,.
._‘-.'ll\
awn-3
'l'\‘
v
l’cnowLEY HADELOAD or wins-
Y
.dlstrict show
a: s tm a: ha '7
ROTTERDAM. Nov. 9.-Street cars
in Hamburg have all been equipped!
with mail boxes for posting letters.
Telegrams. with stamps for paymenti
affixed. may also be deposited in them.
The experiment has been a great suc’
cess. a Dutch correspgndent says.
to adopt the plan.
K .
NEW HAY 3N. Nov. 9.’~Rohert
Crowley. driving '31 wagon through a
street not far from the business sec-
tion today. was stopped by a police
officer who was curious to know what
he had on board. Crowley and five
cases of whiskey and a five-gallon jug
of the liquor went to the police sta-
tion. The whiskey had been made in
some one's home still.
\3’.~\l{ SAVINGS STAMPS
mm: Ix cosxncrlcv'rl
compiled by the savingsl
first. federal reserve}
that about $2.750.0i~0"
worth of thrift and savings stumps!
were sold thus far this year in NewI
England. lihode Island leads with
$48!l.32.\‘.£l6; Connecticut $304,941.16:
New Hampshire. $277,697.31: Maine
313105137; v4-rmont‘379.59:.24.
li‘igures
division of the
FOR COUGHS, COLDS,
BRONCHITIS, TRY
i“ (1‘s: fLAXED
. ’ ) £\v : E. T»
Countless grave. sicknesscs are re(
led lllK mun with lu-nvy Now.» to llu- logmzed by the medical profession a
having their direct or indirect cause
in a. neglected cold or cough. Kerr‘s
healing agent for the inflamed mu-
hedling agent for the lnbamed mu-
tation i’uy- ’hitlinz: low, continually
_ll‘l!‘(l tor hint} blows V.'l)llt' llung'inu‘on
‘1‘; (v'imznl. :iml in one of ”11- curl)
Ilullllvl< .Eiu- .lm'sr) mun (lid hind :i
.l.lu\‘. l-: 1.,“ tlm hilt, t‘fl‘lSllI?! ‘)""'\"l
to lui<'l~. :i\\‘..)' llllll double up with
pain. Ivnt tlw- lighting: )lllllll'fifilull did
haw), punch in i-itlwr howl. lunt jutlgu
minimum
noun PLAN
l; \NF.‘.H l'l’l‘Y. .\lo., Nov. lit—A
August lie-rrmnnn. uwnrr of tlw t‘in-
i'imruti X'ili'muls and :1 leader in the
organization (it tin» new tw‘ulw- ('luh
lwagm- um: l'\l‘(‘(‘l<‘ll to address the
(‘()ll\€"ll’1!ll nl' minor ltiiizuvrs here to»
olm :zx ;-:: :lmmul for endorsenu-nt ol'
llei' l :w'u 2' plan for hum-hull reoru‘uin
l7."l(‘ll.
.‘Al1. lln'l'ill.|llll “ill .‘lllt‘llllll to ol't'st-t
ll» t‘uwnrnlili- impression (-ri-utml
ili'll‘l"! t'm- minor lzuuur it‘ll'll‘l'S. Maw
tvmnx. l1} Hun Johnson. lll't’filllt'lll nt’
t‘m- .\lllt‘l'l(':lll lu-ngur. illlll (‘u-m'gv 3V.
Millw'. thi- Allll’l'lt‘ull lmuguz- attorney.
who vn'g'vtl tho minors: to appoint a
committcr or three in Inert with a
similar committee from the major
ll':L‘Jllv'< in u tinul effort to avert n
him-hull our.
President Johnson in opposing the
Luslu-r plan told the minor lcnizucrs
that the munug't-mcnt of baseball
should remain in the hands of then
who have devoted their lives to the
sport. instead of being turned over to
men outside- the game. .
Vl’lmt action the minor leugm-s_ will
take in the major league dispute re-
mains problematicul. but it is expect-
cd they will consider both plans in
executive session and then refuse to
take sides. ‘
TRAINING FOR nor'r
NE3V YORK. Nov. lO.—-—Benny
Leonard. lightweight champion of the
world. began training yesterday aft-
ernoon at the Coni‘mcmwealth Sport-
ing Glub forrhis first fight in New
York under the Walker law. which
will be held at this club on Tuesday.
Nov. 16. The champion was greeted
by such a big crowd of light fans on
his arrival at his training quarters
that it required the aid of several po-
licemen to get him through the
throng.
Tom'MoArdle. matchmaker or the
club. estimated the crowd that saw
the champion begin. his training at
2.000. Benny went through the regu-
lation training stunts. and then step-
danced in and out among the flying
.fists and. threw the. crowd into fits of
aughter by ducking or sidestepplng
punches aimed at him but that landed
on other victims. ‘
McArdle announced that either
Charley Pitts ,the crack Australian
lightweight. or Jimmy Duffy would
be Leonard's,opponent at the Com-
monwealth. Leonard was matched to
lmeet Eddie Kelly. but the latter was
eliminated by Lew Tendler. who
knocked him out on Monday night.
W’hile Leonard was training at the
.Commouwealth, his manager. Billy
{Gibson was in conference with T9;
Rickard endeavorlng to settle upon an
.opponent for Leonard to fight at Mad—
ison Square Garden on Nov. 27.
Tendler was eliminated because he
wanted $50,900 for his end. but Rick-
‘ard told Gibson he had learned that
Willie Jackson was inclined to listen
to a reasonable proposition. and oug-
gested that instead or selecting an
,opponent from among Johnny 1)un-‘
(tee. Ritchie Mitchell ~or Joe Welling.
.Lhe business of matchmaking bewput;
éovermntil today in order to give Rick-
ard a chance “to communicate with
Doc Bagley.»ma.nater of Jackson.whao
has been laid up with pneumonia.
l HOPPE'3VINS AG'Al‘N.
NE“? YORK. Nov. lO.-—Willte Hop-
me yesterday “For: both games of his
balkline’
tram Charles Petersangm the fixation-
holder won the a fii‘
not mil-ml il:::t tlzc- luiltli' should (-ml
in that ”Hume-r. null h.- l't‘m‘illlll'vl tlu‘
rm. l‘ll‘I‘ with «lnul‘h- \iuor.
Smuh is ;. Swill”) hullt. rugged ;
i" no. it t:il.l} gum! Iron-r and with u
in}: ll‘vlll His inri't'nrmuiu-o- lust night'
l:l' nimu um relish :i bm \\'llll :i mun
or.“ i< i . the ring to in: t whvtlwr lu-
vnnk: n" ‘4 5w.» In his l'llllil\\:l.\ tactics
Smil'; (Lani). slinuwl tlml luv it: not
It)l“‘!‘l.1' ME in: luau) and continuous
\iui'h .‘ut.‘,2[ill"~l llll all}. nplmlio'ill.
icons membranes of nose. throat and
ihlng passages. Thus while Llnoninc
is removing colds, coughs and bron-
Eand other German cities are expected ‘
l prisingly. light.
bination with their beauty and dc.
9 one of them drags upon the shoulders.
tires the wearer. Instead, wearer swings along with gen-
luine freedom and vigor and is kept thoroughly comfort-
" My, Nov. 9, .1980.
Fur
. (ugly warm.
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flax seed ‘emulsionyLlnoninc. is most ‘
:l'hilis it is also nature's chief aid in,
'i'estoring vitality.
, All druggstsminsist on having the
genuine—£00 and $1.20.
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IF A W'ISH COULD MAKE
IT so
A3322—¢VALO
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‘ HE JAPANESE SAND-
AN
A2997—YOU'RE JUST AS BEAU-
TIFUL AT SIXTY AS
YOU WERE AT SWEET‘
SIXTEEN‘ .
T . JAPANESE SAND-
,. N
A2995—OLD PAL, WHY DON'T
YOU ANSWER ME?
AVALON Al Johnson
We just received a large shap-
ment of records from the factory
that you have been looking for for
a time.
Join our record club. $10 worth
of records, ay 50¢ a week. Pay
while you 9 ay.
South Norwalk Music
Shop
110 Washington Street
Graceful lines mark them.‘
folds and ripples of particularly pleasing: effect.’
4 A number of them have the charm of collars or cuffs
(or both) of a richly-contrasting fur.
Some are of special service—such as raccoon which
stands the st 'aiu of liioioring, and pony.
the liner softer furs such as Hudson seal and murmut and
5 to $525.
kolinsky.
$2 1
Second
Dresses of rare
distinction» —$27.50 ..
coats. of
beauty and warmth.
These net'iv-model fur coats of 36inch length are sur-
They possess an unusual comfort 1n com-
lightful warmth.
fin? l‘.
stare opoudifly ’tflLB‘
Not
Not one of them
They seem to fall into; .
and flurries of snow
l l"
. Hats in tune .
with the season.
As November marches onward towards blustery days
and the joys of Thanksgiving—come
hats in tune with the month.
Snug little hats that will laugh at most—boisterous a!
breezes.
Pretty fur-trimmed hats that impart warmth to ap-
pearance of one‘s entire costume:
Rich velvet hats that in both color and decoration have
the brightness so desired through “'intcr’s days.
4
Diesel-s: ful‘ semi—formal wear, for afternoon 0098810118,.
for all but stril-ilv formal (Wetting wear—~2md beauties 3114
‘ Rich and clicmivc lace. made over satin.
Lustrous vrvlvc de chino and fine georgcttc and other
A
lovely and sterling silks.
In black and navy and hrmvn—lol’teu with touch of;
brilliance in decoration.
Emphatic and impressive in value—-
a»)
for they are regular $0.50 to $45
models— and to be chosen at
Second floor.
$27.50
3‘“!
‘ some .
309 to 16 andrthe night garnev by 300
to 6.} The final block will hemmed
this ”afternoon undf‘ 1!: ' “ "
" INFO.
even-i . _ ~—
' Afiet’tonishgnmefemn Wk, ,
try to We :5??? Wfimw .
_,
Mullen-thine”!
"Joanna
_“Well, I'm
i ”amuse;
into their g
giving atufi . in,
through the 3d
I
ciga-
.fig‘ ’ V it’s wonder the way mob“ ‘3 Sliding
”home to Camels!
Dallas, Twas, for me"! ‘
you:
As we were rolling into New
' one of-Iheauniu-rthofiahm
, _ _ cigarette experiences; howhe
finally pundit tritk on his luck and got set fight!
any cigarette lesson", continued
“'I went up millimetre the on
got hold,fi&amelsond gotieep‘
, unlit; and wildness and delightful
than]: Thea never was a blend such as Camels
combination of choice TMnd.choioe”Douu-
tic tobaccosl' 1'11 my it—Culelsnugbt use «one»:
'bigarette Md be and they’ll teach an man who
smokes!” Thinki/I ”myself -—”“Sic em, judge,
every word you spill is a mace!"
New, Pete, that’s the kind of Camel thanks-
North, East; South. West and
l That's all as true as that little
oheep will wag their tails! .
’I fiid “metal-thinking u. I browsed through
3the quaint olsz-each quarter this evening
—how universal the appeal of Camel
.mtees really in! Figurethe travelling I’ve
done and the people I’ve met -—- each city
'diiferent from the other -- AND Canola
have been the ONE cigarette to be found
everywhere—and the cigarette most
smoked at each point! Pete, old backstop,
g3; .
i
!
binations with cithc‘r black or ('l_;i(ll‘,-—'
vti'ich, number of Splendid contrasts—-
These of special interest right now:—
. Unique tamlo-shanters of beaver, shaped to a degree, ‘
10f soft fuzzv beaver. in excellent Shades of navy brown
3 v , .
Others. “1'9 01”: purple and beaver, in black too. And so deSIgnedtha‘t
‘they fit snug]; and partly—-
$3.95 M-
Fuiutrimmcd hats of velvet, number of effective com»
$5
Lustrous silk bcuvcr hair; with an undcrln'im of fuzzy
beaver. excellent illcdimu—sizc sailor model. brown purple
blue and black—with the beaver facing: in contrast—
$3.95
Handsome drcsé' huts with trimming; of fur and of 03-
9.36.50
Second floor.
About $2 of black
silks for $1.
Silks that never fail to be in demand, that are of stand-
iard quality. that are pure dye and splendid strength, MI
‘ SAVING OF ABOUT HALF.
N. BILLY, Prop" august-walk, oo'nn. j w” ‘ ,
m .4___‘ d. i
. E L A ‘-
3”; - 4:34;.
/ ‘
(Howdy from New Orleans, PETE!
Say. old clock, you've gotcha time—maybe you’d
I ;
Black silks, sorts sold by the thousands of yards, 2”.“
weaves and weights for every service, at these savings:—--
Georgette crepe, a yard Wide, regular $2.75— $1.25 }
Grebe de chine, 40 inches Wide, regular $225415 3:
Messaliue, 35 inches Wide, regular $2.50—- 31.5 i?
Radium 40 inches wide, regular$3~ $155 1; .
Satin Duchess, yard wide, WW ‘31“ 4:
Tafiota, yard wide, regular33— M {
Cliarmeuse, '40 inches wide, freg'lfln!‘$4.58—— ” g .
' Peau de Soie, yard wide, regflarflffi— a I
9.. , ‘ “.1 _ I II .7 «a»
o
.DREESS UP THE sum
Thanksgiving Day is neariand fine now (W2. 9* .
thing: ”W‘M'M'Mmrwm not only make «men, a ”or J
”(but outlaw-m Wt for a bug the. . '
TAIL“, mmqourrees, CH'NA W
law-ode or tingly at prices that give the fulloet value hr midla-
expended. ’ .
COME IN AND GIVE OUR BIG SYOCK THE emcee-om."
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RAM 8: son
airflow so.
Norwalk Chronicler