DECEMBFR 28.1922.
SOUTH NORWA‘L‘K EVENING SENTI'NEL
the orxsniution's constitution. terms-
tion generally among colleges or see-
tional conferences similar to those
now in existence in the west. and pro-
posed membership in the American
Olympic Association and the National
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Amateur Athletic Federation. ‘ V
STERSON. President end Managing Director General John J. Pershing and John ‘ ' (stay’SAeg 155’
‘ . CHURCH G. Hibben. president of Princeton. .
o . .were scheduled to address the dele- . . , ‘
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mm and TOMORROW w" '“ “ “mm ”mm Sb“ cum my at 6 "Wk?
Lust Times In their first game of the season Amiiation o! the N. C. A. A. with the
Olympic Association and the N. A. A
la as - '
p yed at Community Hall. E t Nor F. was discussed at the meeting a year
._ .» - walk. last evening. the East Avenue . ' ‘ ‘
6.1th I 11m Specmcm Of All Times " Church basketball team was defeated “‘0’ and action deferred until the 1922 The Entire StOCk Of Christmas TOYS ‘nd DOllS ‘
. by the Combat Train. The score was gathering. ~
WILLIAM FOX PRESENTS 24-16. In the preliminary game the} _ - , At one’Ha'f Price
, , , , , second team defeated the Cranbury Say Football , ,
l Cast of the Screen 3 Most Brllllant Stars in the live by theigcore of 28-8. -
est Story 0' "‘5 Who” World's History The main game was fast from start W111 Degenerate
_ to finish and kept the fans on edge —————-
throughout. Thomas. Stanley. Carpen- NEW YORK. Dec. 28.—-—Football
ter and Vedas were the stars of the E. W111 degenerate into Parchesi it re-
A. C. team. Mackovitch was the lead— formers succeed in having adapted
lng score {or the Combat Train and ‘ rules tending to minimize the physical
llossed in six baskets from the floor aggressiveness of the game. in the
for a total of 12 points. Opinion of Frank Cavanaugh. coach of
y in the preliminary game the E. A. C. the Boston College eleven. who was a
‘Nrconds scored an overwhelming vic- star on Dartmouth teams a tew years
l tory over the Cranbury team. Tommy back.
1 Price, the little right forward of the At a. meeting or the American Foot-
Church team was the outstanding‘ ball Coaches' Association yesterday. he
at ”111“er flight months to complete. Made under star or this game and made six baskets objected to a proposal to eliminate
kit's 0' WWW llv'll‘l. More people in Hill produc- from the 'floor. L. Carpenter also side clipping because it would take
ew'l' none-WM In any motion picture produced UP .‘ played a fine game for the Church much away from the fundamentals of
he mos: costly plclure that has ever been made. ' m»... lit-ls starred for the Cranhury the sport
team. Ernest Kosmecki refereed both "We will soon come to a period .. he
L BE THRILLED BY ITS WONDROUS gil'llli‘fi- _ said, "when rules will be introduced to _
BEAUTY Ihc scores of the games follow: the eiYect that all players will not be A “
Preliminary- . . allowed to bend their necks and then
CI‘ARBLRY ' we'll all adjourn to the Parchesi hoard
edy —I- - 2- News G- F~ P- and have a good time."
K613. 1’! --------------- 2 0 1 He added that "the pubic will not
8:111:5- 1‘ ------------- i- 2 7. support the game it what is left of the
. r, F - C --------------- - scrimma i t l d
s .\ T l: R n A \ SM. n ............ o 0 "uh... dofigr;..“e" W“ a" “new 7
C (lriifith in “The S‘lngle Track" Gregory, ‘3 """""" J: J: _2 The association took no action. 3
Total ............... 4 0 S“, l . —.—_—-—__
. l .‘ILLV O}. -TA.RLOV -
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cc Rmd lll ‘ The Hell Diggers L- A- C- SECOA‘tgv’S F I, ‘ posr AUXILIARY
. ' ' ' Prim r' -1 ------------- i ‘0' 1}: Ofik'ers Elected—Lid Plans Made to:-
.\ l‘l “ \ E;\ [L S I)AY ¥;:tgl;:’fl‘lrtlé '1‘ """"" 3 u ; Joint Installation Ceremonies.
H ” Ashbrook, c _ _ . u “ i, The. Ladies’ Auxiliary of Mulvoy-
THAT SURPASSES MANSLAUGHTER it‘arr rg ............... 0 0 0 Tarlov Post held a regular meeting in
. L. Carpenter. lg ........ 4 0 3; Red Men's Hall, Vi'ashington street
7 _ __ _. and nominated and elected officers
omas e1g an .............. .. o .... .. m...
Itct‘r-ruc——Kosmccki. Presidenthrs. Mary McQuillan.
~ .\ -. Seni Viee- resident—Mrs. Tilly
t Lcnirlcn Joy, Jllnc Elvulge, Eva. Novak, m" gnm" E. A. c. Booths; ” Pr
Robert: and :l. Score of Other Stars in G. F. 1". Junior Vice-President—Miss Marga- - L
Vudns. rt .............. I: 0 4 let Leonard. 0 C . ‘Ar —
S. Carpenter. li‘ ........ 2 ll 4 Chaplain—Miss Alice Crealzh. S 1 f P t t d
Rial] Who saw ’Tllomns. e. rs; .......... 3 l T! Treasurer—Mrs. Florence Banks. a e O rln zess oa S an ra s
‘ (lit. :3 ................. 0 ' 0 l’ ‘ Secret'lry—Miss Frances McQulllnn. _ _ . .
” ”- C“P°““‘r- r9 ------- “ ° 0 Color Bearers—Mrs. “€88” "°“°-"- All new a shipment directly from the Prmtzess workrooms.
omorrow Barrett. ‘8 ------------ 0 1 1 Mrs. John Gunther. Mrs. Martha. 01- ’ . .
T ' I 7 —: ;- son and Mrs. Joseph Waldron A fortunate purchase brought about the week before Christmas.
0 n ............... .. Guard—Mrs. Burnett. .
-' .' ° COMBAT TRAIN Historian—Miss llnrgi E. Flynn. Lucky fOr those who have waited until now before buying a coat.
“ ._ . ~—— —— —— Patriotic Instructor—Mrs. Alice Th h l 11 d ES Of FOX
‘ ' ' P‘ngnn. rt ............. 0 0 0 f Rooney. C58 ave arge CO 813 an CU ' ,
‘ Iielrnnt. if ............ 2 0 4 Conductor—Mrs. Laura, Coleman. lh .
Bowman. c ............ 4 0 Si Trustees (for one \cnr)—\lrs. Grace ‘ , C COlOI'S are brown, navy blue and blaCk.
Henry, rz ........ 0 0 0 0 l Ra) Israel Mrs. Mary Rvan and Mrs ' 46 ‘ ‘
4 Mncovitch. lg .......... 6 o l: 1 Anneta Keena. In all §ize$ up to
Total ..... ‘ .......... 1 3 0 Hi The past president. Mrs. Marry E.
David Estorson—Cyrus w. Gray. Jr.. Mgr. I‘C'l‘l'W-h0smlckl- 'llvnn was hizhh' commend"! on the Earlier these could not have been bought for less than $125. 00.
good work she had done during" her
TODAY
January 10th, and all members are rev
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conege Athlet198 . t Twhfjotlntcienstallation. with Mulvov- . \
Under D18C“.Slon aniov Post officers. will be held on an ,
Tomorrow and Saturday NEW YORK. Dec. 28.——Importnnt rllwsivd to be present at this time- Second floor.
matters concerned with tollege atll- —'———'—-——— '
I) lo'tivs were sided for discussion today PREPARED T0 1"“?!
New KEith rogram at the seventeenth annual convention. Our own opinion-is that the ka'lza- g
of the National Collegiate Athletic As. 1-00 is just one of Nature’s abortive H S h
socintion. Among questions expected efforts to produce a safe pedostrian.-— ' ats for the OUt
to he decided were several changes in linitimore Hun.
__,,ws,____s LAMA“ ~ Malina, sheer lovely things, plain or embroidered.
- , Sstins, black or dark broWn, some with straw-facings, voluminous
What to Take for
bows and trimming of jet
C 0 N S T I PAT I 0 N a... Turban- covered
Hats entirely of Hair Braid with straw facings.
Take a good awe of W8 m mm Vick Straws and “lit Cloth Hats With a whisk Of an aggressive
——thentake20r3forafewnightsafter. They feather or a soft drooping ostrich plume.
clmnseyonrsystemof fallwastematterand .
my M229; - mm -.s.......
Small Pill. Small Dose. Small Price. White Angoru' with braiding and applications of black on edges, and _
flaring or softly tied bows of black. "x.
White Felts with trimmings of black or colors.
Felts in light pastel effects, especially for wear with suits.
One special case is devoted to striking black and white effects, with
models large or small ln shape.
‘ - All Moderately Priced
And correct for wear in southern climates.
ONDS OFFER POWELL & DUBERGw—a
Everytllln{:"' In an Original Comedy Skit
FISHER ‘ KANAZAWA £1.35?
and the Stcw' ’ Equilibrists With a Laugh
HAWKINS
he Chesterfield cf Minstrelsy in
(7" ADO .iliOi'T NOTHING"
Tomorrow—Clara Kimball Young in
"Enter Madam"
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Herbert Rawlinson in “Confidence"
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NE‘V YEAR’S DAY
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Don’t Burn 5 VlCtor Records
A '- i , . For Your New Victrols.
Your Money 64bouvenlr ... Elna:
5 IN THE CELLAR illitgcféfié‘fi .' gens. - 93$
FURNACE ! . 74476—Dreaming of Home and Mother . . . . . .M. . . . . Wilhtm
64468.1Iy Old Kentucky Home 0 y. §o_._c - e a o e e o s 0 huge o elm ‘
Stop In and i-lesr These, or Others st—
THE “THRIFT” RANGE sup-
plies hot water for domestic
mfmmmm; The Hamilton Shop ..
and with the SAM! FIRE, it , .. _ 49 Wall Street
VIOTROLAB soul ore sA'sY TERMS.
Y HICHEJT- ‘PIKEJ' lOWEST
70-72 North Main St.
You won't. find it a hardship to deposit $1 or $2 each
week aiild7next December that $50 or $100 will come in handy.
Won’t t
5 Bring in your um deposit now and join. no it today.
HEATS YOUR HOME
ABIN’I‘TOHENS. I ‘
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. What the Different Clubs W1“ pay you. . HEAT . An Ottawa hen laid an egg daily for! 80% 1‘70me Am
L ‘ ‘ Z - 107 lays. There's a saying in every RADIATOR mm.
INCREASINO CLUBS, EVEN AMOUNT CLUBS . hen-house that an egg s. day keeps me COMP
‘ I IN so wesxs (For Xmas 1923) IN so WEEKS (For Xmas 1923) I 3.. this we on my at the hatchet away—Judge . mm of
. fur lllii‘ worn and organization an ex- : 1° ,Oluh ”y. , 312,75 25¢ Club pjy. $12.50 ; W omce or write for flu pit-l Only a few more shopping months ..
o llll- lllo-‘llml of cull-ring ii) the needs Of : 2° Club p”. “8-50 . 'm Club p.y. $25.” . finders—NOW! before_light underwear. I
_ . 6o Club pays “3.75 ewe-club pays $50.00 7 _
cm «.i'l'ul'ml in no other establishment. ; 10¢ Club pay. . $127.50 $2.00 Club pays stucco
toninlo-nl and perfect satisfaction. : DECRUS'NG GIN" $5.00 Club ' 1 $250.00 ., . I f five ’
t £10.00 Club pays $500.00
You can begin with the largest
deposit and domes. your depo- 220-” Club pays ”row-0°
. , I 1 one «on week. D
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