we. basketbull ‘qumtet
easy victim before the wiles ot-
five, 9.; the Norwnlk
last night. The final score
to to 276” in favor oi! the local
. visitors were outclassed from
Wt of the game. , After the first
ones 'of play. if“ 'could be seen
the Port Chester temnn would find
ll: as new lg
to come oue‘on the top of the
Mk sinrtod- right in to pile up
Mel's. Smith rushed" ‘to the front
*‘first thing 0 tithe bat and juggled
Vean through, the 11-913 frame of the
Mt for two. goals agon. with a
w of teaknu'rork beweén' he and
t): that. made the spectators sit up
take notice. made a. couple of
Brotherton also made two bus-
while Guamieri made one. _, ‘
In the (use twenty miwnutes of play -'
ht Chester was only able to break
M311 the Norwalk defiense for
We goals. two of which were made
”mm and one by Hogan. . ,
fill: the second half, however. Port
Mr played a. better game and out—
“sized the locals. Driscoll played a.
w game during this period. making
'm goals. Dour, Huber and Suva
M made one.
160m": played the same steady
m in this period as in the first.
“Member of the team got one or
m goals with an ease that ‘showed
1.1. team work means to a. basket-
on. five.
.» In the preliminary game the Turin
' m five walked away from the But-
m The final score was 46 to 6 in
.a-or of the Twin City five.
the attendance at the game was
ins-y mail. In fact. it was estimated
' m: the attendance was. léss than 150.
'l‘he‘scores: .
Norwalk.
mayors. Goals. Fouls. Pts.
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Port Chm.
Goals. Fouls. Pts.
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6
10
12
“MET. March 4.-—-_—Frank!e
digh'twelght boxer. who bowed
”floaty several years ago died. re-
.Ii‘t Ids home. In Brooklyn
m here Wilson was under
, “ligament of George E. Nott
.1 .‘a murdered inst August, and,
u: miller the Wing of .105 Terry
imt local sporting- man.
5W1: and he enjoyed
. loll-wing among tight fans.
will be buried in the Holy
. Cemetery, Brooklyn, the some
where the late Terry Mc-
the greatest little man who
I’lrew “:11 a. glove, is buried.
e Wilson, was advised
m his ring bouts by Terry Lee.
7—-—-——-——-—-—'————~——. .
w my N01! COMPETE.
m. much 4.—Haxo1d Cutbill,
student. who is one of
own, let alone .J
. , .,
.1
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Actually: .fib'cr silkS-éand fivitIl of marvelous; lusfe'i‘
€15.11 beauty- and depth ofi color.' '
Substanhal m weave and cfiecfi‘lasfzfgflongéfperkod,
retain beauty all through me of service. I -
_ . IWhether 1n plain Weave jorf wdh’brocaded patterns,
of finexeffcctl ; m; ._ Ir: ..., '
Colors include gold blue fan and. mulberryragmclies
hide—I _ " $3.56 iofiigard,
., ,r. . 1:. .«z
24:. Sikhs *"h‘rzf‘f
Habutme at 50¢.
’Tis light and finennd yet of: great 's'trcngflis
iTywfll 'drape with-grace: and giveslong' service,
(1 ForI Summer wear ItuvfllproyegdeaLbecauso-so Iiglit
coo . . .
Barfly sflkflxartlysodtonnflfo {hefiaftracfi'vay
Ilovely shades ofulP {he demanded—mtfirsibundance
Third floor. '
-
l
.f
. bf light hues, -
‘ " E yard Wide, special valuesrs'fi
Main floor, res;
Chermeuse at $2 65.
J "1'
Unusually brilliant m luster.
Remarkable in the play of light and shadow upon
its fine colors,
l1 , Gleaming and polished—but with splendid Beptli of
ue.
Such IS this special 40-inch charmeus'e satin; a noble
piece cf silk.
Reseda, tan, Holland, taupe,
b‘h, and black— ,
Ehlrd floor.
Dresses at $19.50.
I What a lot of splendid blossoms have been gathered
for this collection l
. Touch of bright color, beauty of tasteful decoration,
ppeal of splendid silk and Georgette and Bath. 1
Fashion then combined with the splepdld :Eabr‘ic’ new
d graceful lines and charming new decorations. I
Q In all their beauty, ready now. at 81360181 S19 50
”Am. ...... III-m
—~¢
\
seal, navy, $2.65 '
. 1:. ' ....I .1: .I .
. spec? ‘ "
Beauhfxfl Landbagmofidine 511k
fieavy‘effcct, .. . .
All those frames of a compomtioil’sifilch glveselr of
amber or else 15 111 'c'olorma bagitsclfl.» '
Number of the bags mTlt GutesfilinmgIofgsflESnsoft
color—band :mth pretty'fittle purse mammary” . ~
'Blug, brown-I taupe and: block; extra Talue‘ 35
.I. I ‘ $2.35 3& $4.75
Lot (More, front.
Silk pumps, $5.75“ 8; $7.75.
Their beauty and luster; 51.11 grace (lama longer lo be
seen; only at evening waits. For street wear they gain
greatervogue each week!
.Opera. pumps of black for of white satin "and strap
$2.35 .M... filififéi“ ““1 Fm" $5.75
Handsome black satin strap pumps, of marked
beauty and quality, French heels—- I57 75
_ - I
”all: Swizz-us.
Eyck-11mm“ -.
3!
1.3.1.4.. 1 we
1...; 6in
American make and"
...“... ”1a ' W
The “’cnibcr ‘Uomh and r ’
.111;
day; Friday, rm, and “older to:
' l . Ii.
x.
$11k taffeio
foularcl——— $1.... e5
Salmyzioulards m distinguished 11-144.». ,3
Mon fafietas 1n rich beauteous c:
Whlfepaitermbrmo out file 1313211113.?“ij 1 01: m
black and ropenhagcn; m striking pattm. n 1;. my. :3 cm ‘1
bination cfhennewith navy! Those potion 3 .10 13:31]
and individual How beaut ful w {.1
fashioned mic! 1 W111 be mm, ”‘03 an
Chifion taffeta 15 of soft luster,
woven with strength and fineness, of
ability, .
9 Colors include such. Contrasts as raw, plum "0WD
hagen tan brown navy and. black. I ' '
Special price for this Silk Week— $1.95
OER “Jpn-IO (Inafitv
(Plr- fluid (hapm!
“Silk underwear.
From p'etticoai; brilliant with. ‘color and conbast l
'ctly-rich night gown of crepe do 12111110; silk undefi
Efigsof (beauty. and comfort and service,
Newestyles, great charm, splendid scnlr-o, a: fig“
ing care and comfort ,—_With these, speci.l 11111103! 3
Eleomcrs of crops dc chine or of s.n‘i11,$2 a
tailored or lace~trimmed, -- I511
Chemises in envelope style and film highigow]
each With pretty lace trimming and 1ibl mu $1 93
straps, all of flesh hue— ‘ .
Crepe dc chine nightgowns of wry in «I d. gm‘ 1.131013
ed styles or with 'soft fine lace $3 95
trimming—e . '
Petticoats taffeta Or finc silk jcr<I\'; .Innw of t1;
jersey with tafieta ruffles. Brilliant and $4. 9
beautiful colors of quiet and rich shades-
Camisoles of fine Washable silk, while or 51-95
fleslr color, in need of laundering—a
Second floor.
Georgette Crepe— $1.65.
How fine and light and apparentlyof little firmness
or service! Eétlxow durable and how staunch!
Beauteous too! And 1n this Collection aii $11001:
{rice appear the alluring evening hues as veil as «the mos
iked Ioish‘sdcs for daywear.
mile need to pointsits special 51:65
1:1-
HORERIA‘N 25’
Son of “'imrd Makes Buns or 242 and.
“3“" ' ‘ ' ' Westport Worms Wins 7
' ' f‘ r “Y 50mm” in Design’ 3 Exhibition
3NEW YOEKngh 4.’ «By the
Assoéisted Press.)-—-Prize winners in
are National Academy 0: Design's
98th annual exhibition which opens
209 in Billiard “Match at D’sly’s.
NEW YORK March ,4.—:I'-T11é fourth?
byChsrle-KDavigN Ammo. '
Conn. ‘
notion RED sox- ems .
flag.
rm, W . ‘ ‘
llOS’l‘ON. March 4.5-;me
Hugh Duty. of the Boston Red 8». § '
“announced last night that he had" '
value at H“! . .
J" rat/aria J JIJHIJ meIJE
‘11.“ ‘\-\-\-"'m
.-
fl'EK” SPECIALS
J :1:
‘
block of the 18 2 bankii'ne 5111mm
match of 4. 800 points:- betWeen
Ld , Dean chamé‘ . . .
p;o:“:;dd 31333:: e221: sin Fran- ly mime at the winter exhibition.
.21st played yesterday, n‘b *Mnu rice omitted this year. Among them are:
. The Julia A .Slmw Memorial $306, ed in victories against Cornell and
gilytzere§:;§dfilg:vggg msifiéfii’ 13Wa1‘ded to "Head of an Italian peas- Dartmouth. _ .- ' CHARME ' ' ,40 mChes Wide . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1 98 and $-31.) ‘d
. ' gent" by Katherine S. Lhwaon. West- ' ’ ’ , black, navy. RIO and brown
802: Horemans. 800. fport, Conn ~
The Belgian Won the afternoo'h The Balms medal “Sunny magma" ”zealots! Wnbt .1an W food . " and hr ; yard Wide
SATIN, 36 inches wide; Copenhagen blue}.
game 400 '10. in. but Schaefer turned ‘ ‘ 9
Ithe 1111:1132 in :11; night game aind i11m. . , _ , 7‘ d
1‘ 6 1 n seven no 1133,
gellfi hfi afignent COHId only calleit' :pink and lavender . h o o o o o c o I. o ... u o u o o o u a u o O 2:;} I‘ .
u gmm, 49 inches wide; white and :21 In‘ (1
- 681011, ' ' ni$7.50 8MB}. . , 4.1)
”Pure Bye SEEK .. 5 Mr , F E, 36 inches wide; in white and 10'—
.400 in eightinninga.
p ’ $101)!) 3'd.
riooosoro»acooouoooo..-ouu......
2. try's speediest runners. may
__ in the Baxter mile run at
M Saturday night. A victory
.. that has been looked for by
supporters, would bring the
Trophy to the Boston A. A" for
“dub he runs. Cutbill and Jack
having gained already two of
:1 three legs. Cutbill was
yesterday barely able . to
11% left foot, due to an an-
, and unless it strengthens
"he forced to cancel his entry
Exter- mile and for the na-
amateur title meeting. .
-—-—~___.______
, WANT MORE MONEY '
signed Frank Taleott star pitcher oi
Yale University's 1918 nine. In that
year the Blue twirlerlwice defeated,
Harvard and Priubetonnnd elongate-
here today. were made ublic yester-
day. The aural-d include those usual-
FIGURE!) momma Coors, excellent qualll y
“ ' CREPE DE , 40 inches Wide, desirable colors“ $1.33 to $.25
g
aid-Willa black, navy blue, bro“ 11 d g
Horemnns, ’how‘ever. still leads his"
rival in points for the four days may.
within. Iota! of 3,200 to- 3,060 for lilo
opponent. .7 . .
MN. 0.. March 4.—-—stoc1:hold-I
”the Akron Exhibition ..Com- .
Mel: held the Akron Interns- ; .
franchise'were threat— .
I I to take action to prevent:
I: notthesaleotthetran-I
J Newark. N. J.“ nnnouneed,
1 t, The stockho . .
, $1.9.) ‘
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_ bgsketbau-mw’} ‘ . . , ,. . 1. ._ _ . _ 5 7
‘ I-with the temfordI-ll'gh , ‘ ’ - — I, .. - ~ . I '- ' . , .
' evening- sf; the Arm- " ‘ . ‘ I .é I _ _ j - ' . 3‘ ' _ Wide
the . . . W - . . ... I. . .- 7... II _ ' .I I
the
prchmlnsfi game .....‘H
is “sir . 1 play
in! “a little, and
’nisdc the girls
I, Music for ,
d by- Gall'
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