‘ thought. Thetltle roiewuosutedby . ,
nlummotummosw"'
boys selected from the
‘ senior class: -In true sailor
lie-y- «innoed The Sntior‘o
it a. fitting prelude tor the
. Crow's Nest " This play
tronnd‘ o! 'spplouse when. at
ot‘tfie curtain. the nudi-
1i
' ’ resli , s nest out-
3 bluesky. The
~- from! :libternli hanging
in: wmviismsd try the light'
up along all. lsilder from be- I This group was selected from the pen-
.KII as dillnoso of the whole
. Iced unfilled or distance
' ‘ Whlcb'm helpful in tho
- . ~-on by the young actors The
gum Hid longing for adventuro
my Sarah Pulsiter of Racine.
.3040. the old '.sollor by Enu-
W of 'Wilson Point. and
‘Petursen. The Male. by Fayette
of Kenwood. N- Y. The three
m vigorously acted
moved along through the play.
:3“; producer! ' smrfi‘l thnllln‘
“this which elicited. the enthusiu»
Ch ”plume of the. audience.
no second play. "Three Pills in a‘
' ." centered about the story or
n little sick boy who. when left by hisl
; “or during tho‘ duy‘. makes play-l
mates of i elm-by M ' induces
. (lieu toleo wiln’him “ sale {or
. “tile while. The pm is: Sims.
“lick boy. was poeti- . played by
Helen Dishrow of Silvermine: the
m Sims by Sarah (‘.omstock of
, : n grouchy midrib-need gen.
M absorbed in counting his
m was vinyl-d li)‘ Muriel Horn of
Cuba. and His Soul by Ror-
*3 Hopkins of ' Flushing. L. I. A
l scissors grinder and His Soul
*6 tilted by Julia Otis of Barring.
flint. nnrl hlennor K0 of New
city A wean scrub omn.‘ and
o“it“ilui'liont soul were acted by \inry
“rim of Norwnlk and Virginia
of New Canaan. The poetic qual-
loin-s. the need or the spoken English
Iulwork is not only educational but artis-
lcqulpment.
’
' HARVARD-YALE
' '.olthe play was maintained rm-
Mywell by Miss Helen Dishrow in
' ”I" of the sick hov. The amii-
nice silently enjoyed the marked con-
. , ‘3 Wilson that and the proceeding
1! third play. ".\lis' ”Mercy" was
on CJDG Cod in the homo of a sea
returning- from a two Sears'
aim-nay. min wire Mls Mercy is
w, cakes and pies while Hannah.
M pong: girl who is in mum the sen
m son. walls with her for the
m of the two mph The theme of
m pity is His“ \lercx' s grief nnll re.
1" mminst the sen hernnso it
{mo her husband :md' gone away
11* and because hn‘r lmsbnnd is:
W now to take the )mmnest Son {is
m bov on his ship, 'Mis' “arm:
n vain attains-t the Hill of the‘
do. who showed unusual talent am
moverhthe audience- deeply brt ..
beauty slid simplicity 0: her “portray-l.
am John and his Son John were
acted by Ruth Winner 0! Ephraim Pa...
and Ruth Shallcrou 3t Int-ion. Psi
Hsnnsh. the young'
Elisabeth Swan 0: mm R. :L.
and Ben:
Harriet ll“ '0: Wu. Cbnn.‘
graduate.
The success or the evening win this
to the unremitting and able coaching
of Mrs. Helen Well of Cambridge
department. For the past three years
Mrs. Well has spent the full term in
residPnc‘e“ at the" sch‘oo‘f m‘ hat had
an unusually fine effect. upon the
speech and upon the stsndsrds in
speech or the school's pupils. mn-
tie and psychological anu‘fhe elrects
produccd by the youthful and inex
perienced players wermott‘gratilyins
to the school and its friends.
The evening was a. financin success
as well as the attendance was very
large. The proceeds are being dcfioted
to the purchase of ndditiona! stage
BATTLE TODAY
(Continued from Page One)
Coach Tad Jones that Yale would in-
clude in its backfield Charlie O'Hearn.
its greatest offensive threat. who hm]
been confiidered out of the contest be-
cause of injuries. brought new‘fartorsi
into the probable trend of Blue
rtrntcby and developed nncy the.
question what surprises Harvard wo'uld
spring.
The use 0! Hammond. a sophomore.
who has wt to win his football spurs
in place or (‘hnpin n lettered \cteran.
was .1 possible minor surprise some-
what discounted. .
The disposition of Captain Rucll.
crock quarterback. still little more
than convalescent. contained another
possibility or surprise with his ap-'
penrancc at the start announced lich
probable ‘Vhether Roscoe Fill...
back field star of tko previous seasons.
this year side- tracked in the unsuc-
cessful prom-ex! or com crting him into
rm end. would not into the garlic lit all‘
with his passing and kicking abilities.
was another question or interest
Linn for line Yale was almost;
gmwmlly agreed to lie The. stromrer on
::in scrimmnne frontier Yet the dif-l
Terence was not overwhelming It was]
n. the MNsoanssil
[on each team for spectsl ability to sup-
‘sented no picture to compo";l in col
It diam wmsguiww
misfit ’lissltb
meet-nil anionic-nee WW
"I the backfield; with men available intervals for a stretch of one hundred
yards. surrounded by rising ridges o!
sooth. were filling fast: from lion-donut
were choked almost as far back as.
could be seen and from automobiles
which formed parks that stretched
mile after nine and row upon row.
Lite niid color came from yomand
old, from the undemraduntesmjom
to the full the biggest sport in their‘
amdenfli: year most 01 than: you
girls. to graduates and sense: of ploy—l
ernwho made holldny for theoeessioni
The probable lineup: ‘ l
Yale , Howard
. . . Jenkinl
port a scheme of surprisestntegy. that
the issue lay. Bnell. at quarterback.
Would be the craftiost .i‘lcid general.
available in either camp. ifwas con-
ceded. . . .. ‘_ .
Neidll'ngcr. Yale's opening choice,
would have to make up much in rush-
lng ability to meet Bue'll's inspirational
1nd tactical value. But. the Blue ex-
pected to be able .to go out and gain
ground by sheer force. adding to Rio.
the pinches plays provided for special
situations. Harvard. on the other hand.
it was known. spent most ot‘the week
in preparing s. defense for the Yule at.
tack. and with its decopbve olfensive.‘
built. around Owen largely hoped to
outscore Yale. Owen. roughoe: this ‘
season. has been in IR le mroe'thnn an
hour or actual plat}: am!» he told
friends that on this. his last appear-
ance on the college gridiron. be was
going out to make up for lost time.
The list or the days oi‘ Knight er-
ranty. with which the scenes of today
are best likened. could have pr;—
with that in the ‘Yule Bowl..ch hug—1L
rounding countryside and ' smarter:
my before the game today. Into 1
Raven. by train. bv motor. by tmlley 0 “98"“ 0W9“;
and ntoot and even by airplane § Left Halt Blck
poured the 76. 000 of‘ spectato.‘ Jordan .................... Gobi-kc;
France’s former. Premier apart, . ‘Right Hal! Back .
03:: included hundreds or the‘ fi!”p§ usilory ,. Chopin or mmfisomi
standing- in the country. several score Full Wk
of whom came by special cars. a‘ Referee-h}: J. O'Brien. Tufts: I mm
With the bo'vrl‘tllllng onrli'. the spec- piro—E. F. Quiirley. Stout lnitttutc:
tacle from (be top of the great semi- Field Jlldtre--~V. A. Schwartz. Brown:
sunken saucer 0! stands was that or a Head l.inesman—-F. W. Mpg!!!“
granny plnin. while lineé‘t liven-rad Brown. J 1
Miller . . 2 Roman)
....... . . Kunnud
Lea Guard
Lovejoy .................. . . . Clark
Cruikshhuk
o‘t
Hubbard ’
Right Guard
Diner ..................... Bunker
Right Tackle
Denver .- .................... Holder 1
Right End
Neilllln'gvr ................ .1. than
—~>‘ Quarter Back .
Entire Stock of Men 3, Women’s and Children’ 5 Shoes S 11:81!me U“
This Great Price.
But a Few of the mm“
in This Sale Which Enris Tomorrow:
READ!
MEN
Mention Here
Save Your Hard-Earned
Dollars Now.
W. L. Douglas Shoes and Oxfords
Every pa '.r . amped. Black.
many styles Stamped $9 63 $13.
SALE PRICE
Trln and Russia Calf.
Women’s Ribbed Silk
$2.50“
%
KEELER’S BIG
i-i
SILK- and WOOL EROSIERY
and Wool Surfing.
$1.39
0
-. I
Regal Shoes. Oxfords and Pumps
The standard
Bel. and Bin
Regal shoes
SALE PRICE ..........
. all leathers.
in all styles. English
Fineq stoc Ovsl.
“my mum
GwVE Sim Memos , 2%. . w, -
$1.69
.j...'..
...
Values ta $10..00
........ $5.95
Men’s Morse & Mers' Shoes, 3335
All solid leather shoes, lineal-sins shoes. Ell
leathers. Value 36.00.
SALE Pl!“
.......... / ....-..
Sgfi
Men’s Tan and m Dress Shoes
Hed‘nnnandm toss.
”mm“
all
9.3mm
It! “voles. am:
”3S3; M-
“6 Heavy Ton
“firm
.m “N to me.
Works.”—
liesvysoloe “BMW“.
an
an. out. Vallconpto Sm
mot
WEST FUR! Sill éflClfiBlGS
mmm will: seem-
mhfleflnlthstmw
stockings. Hesvypure
$1.59
ghostwrm
2'
Sins devoted to WW party. Wm
lasted from: s unfih3 oooick.‘ Expert
>03.ch
Crotutac My; Emma Co...
iliidimor. Miss Frances Fin-scrum.- Mills
.Mrs.
i Hedi)! two 5mm melanoma; ‘
. ed the: .1211de halt W374.
attention: at: the RD!!! "m M
torthe benefit semantic! sienna: It.
mfmmefi
. m ””” 7 +391:th wide;
The mammal» hotel
”‘ amounmarxb m ‘“i -
There w‘eré men} W prime.
Amongmwho rim were:
mmnf Wand.
tnson. Housé of“ Merchant. Frank
Lauder, Jameo Domellr and Joseph
”We; florist -
The following were prim winners:
Mrs. '1‘. Raymond. Ers- John Gav.
limb; Mrs. B. M. Richards; Mrs. Fred
0mm Hrs. Gem 1". new Hrs.
Miller. Mrs. F. H. more. first Mill.
calm Love, bliss W litri
Buckley. Mrs. Charles Hoyt; ms. Gal-
vin 1.. Barton. Miss Frances Btrstroin.
Mrs. Frank Osborne, Weapon: ms.
George Balloon. Miss 'Rpry Burns,
Mrs.- .iobn Reevetl‘r‘rlmll. Mfrs: 3011!:
Sherman. lines Hamilton; Mix Angus
Mc‘Dornld. Westpiirt; bliss Hugh”.
Mrs. B. A. \Voodn‘nrd, Mfrs.- William
Van Seer.
.\ special prize Grain-semi)!
fault was won by: Hrs Albert Lee. of
Susana Kills. A similar“ primwns won
ty Mrs. 0. B. Van 5111!. at Watport.
A large fern was won by Hrs. Frederv
lei: W. XOVL
A mytnblomin chat-goof Miss
Bur-pity you Mrs. Brown. Tee. wait
served during the “launch.
The bridge party was arranged by
the finance committee 0% the Girl
Scout council. The committee, is as
follows: Mrs. Hubert El” Bishop.
chairman: Mrs: John Csmngh. Mrs.
m m ESCORT
congranmmnglmm 25'.—(By
the. Annotated Présntr—Tbe Allied
from the Greek government for way-
313 to moon Greek steamers which
are tamg-“retugea out of Asia. Minor.
The Mover-c informed that
twenty ships were ready to 81111 as soon
a; escort was provided. The ships
“Fill“ still without flaps and under con-
ditions imposed by the Allin
scanaoen'sooNorrioN
anom- THE same.
or Flew: street, - East Norwalk.
«who was taken to the Norwalk Hos-
pital yesterday 'morning suffering
from injuries to the face, eyes, scalp
and chest (1888651)? the enilosion or
a stick of dynamite, is said
about the same.
No accurate information can be se-
Pcured‘ 21* net as to whether it will be
possil’ ) save Schneider’s ex es.
whim a seriously injured by the
flank 5‘ .am the exploding dynamite,
and tr om bits of flying stone.
Schneider had 'been blasting rock
in the excavation for a house on
Rowas‘ton avenue. yesterday morning,
and believed that the fuse of a cart
ridge. which was tamped into rock,
had not ignited. The charge explod—
ed when he was leaning over to ex-
amine the fuse.
LON DON Nov. (By The W-
ated Press) .——-The plane and. manner
or the execution 0: Erskine Childers
had not been officially announced this
morning. * Some reports say that it
occurred at Beg] .rs' 'Bush barracks.
others at" 'Portobcllow barracks.
The Dublin Express states positixcly
that _ «rs, was shot bv a. firing
squad lmainbam jail. The news-
paper; a statement by file Re-
pu‘bl blicltv department to the
effect? that after Childcrs had been
21
Gr. Elliott» Brown. Mrs. A: M. Pooh-
Martha Murphy. Mrs. Wilbur L. Neé ’
ins.
Patronessos were : Mrs. Doberty.
Mrs. A. l}. Rune-ll. Miss Frances Flam
irom. Mrs. Robert 3. ‘11)! Enron. Mili-
Vi‘illinm 34' Earn. Mrs: l'l F. Alum.”
Albert Lee. Mrs. Kellogg. Mrs.
told the cxecuflon was to take place.
he requested to see a Protestant cler-
‘ mman wfioxn be had known as a, DO}
' .he mirfl§er was with him. the state—
ment satiawben he walked-lo his eve-
cution.1{e spoke no word to his mm-
cutionem ,
Calvin 1.. Barton. Mrs. Enid Spence.
airs. George G. l‘swr.‘0!i. Mrs. Lentil
.r‘lsb; Mrs. rs: fiyd‘e Cole and Mrs. 05-:
No Hunting for Aim
Unnnrnmlimd foreigners are barred
from hunting game in View York state
Guaranteed as AifvértiSed.
WOMEN’S PURE SILK STOCKINGS
Purim slack only. $2.09 val.
S.
...‘.....'&...’9;
S1 .49
' “WW“ RAALTE SILK STOCKINGS
» ~ new, sale full fashioned. ., . -
«rams $2.50 aim. now ......
W091. S’IOCKINGSeM CW?
$3. w who; Full fashioned. All callers. Moi”
W ....... 31$
mug; moor; Gonnolv WGS‘ “Q“‘l ’
Value mm 1'91 82:”. t!!! coats. MI W ‘
LAME
Y (”J THE
cammmmmfved an appeal '
The condition of Leopold Schema.
to be.
\f
FOR . A 1
‘St fills d TY} PLVE’
ded ”1"“
ing
Let us make
the famous K
Bifocais
9'6 (-59 n
correcting: "1..
87Atlantic Si: Si: '1
5—\
GAS STOVE;
and 1'
HEATERS
The Connecficmm’
and Power Co.
I". Hill It,
'i
Deaths and ‘Funemk
Fun! ml m: ‘13‘. V. 9",
The funeral ~ .3 W .
leek will to o.“ .53;
afternoon ‘K‘
church. l.“
pastor. will ..
be in thr- Nor’uu 1--
.“C
. n
HIGH SClluul. ~Tl'lii1\1‘w
HR VIE.
The >ll;-C.~ ~ -.
301100! '.I .
victory in '-
thC‘ ' \‘Viltllr‘
South Nari:
.250 stud. -
formed
lhtll‘ \l 'm~
(hr-oz. gh I
sludl ms :9:
they wr-rr-
street briliw .
“XVQ VX2321?
then :narcétui
steps and “0
Mayor Flirti-
Farton was
(5(‘335 thin 5,. '
the players ,
fPr‘rn :23 ii
Sir; ‘nt :1 l’
t) {in w: z. .
“1 n" hrri
~.::u;ents
m ‘3'
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ill
at
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mercifully. Lost Forgotten! ProfitsCast: to the Windsl- We Must L nload (lulu hi}.
- hing Event E T gilt
Cm Element 0? This Wm“. Shoe Store —- Xi 9
Have Been mm for. Over flnrty Years — Everything
You ll \m 9! “‘9
1.: :lel
X {liner
Women’s Black Satin Will-PF
messyftmips. low and Louis
W ALT ......
Womens $5.00 Calfskin Shoes
’Wo- “' Sis $7.98 Tan Vici & Calfskin Show
Minimally. fine qulflitys
mmmssm values
m
.
m makes
S353»)
William’s $6.09 Patent Leather bile-6%
W m 5133:, Louis heel. v87“! {95"
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