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Nearly all the lport writer: ad-
OC'ety en 5 -, mitted I-‘lrpo probably would have
done better it he had followed more other chance and next time the A:-
geriiine will win."
ience.” Ia’Ranon n16. «all n. will points. n - rot-t- n. .
be the master of Dempsey. The Kins—Sets. 2; zones. '18: point; Gallon—Iota. 3:0“,
champion can hardly refuse Luis an- '70 ,3.
John Couom, local tennis. tootun, “1,, do." u . .C . ,
“4 baseball 91‘!" phyed a. aplend- ”a ”kw M -.
Plans for a gigantic."l"lrp° cale- . . ' ‘ ‘ . ‘ id game «flan Robert Schlesinger. Collom. wan tort of '3 , ’
bra‘mnn “hm ”‘9 31"" "mm. ‘l' "S ra 'an a ers a member of the Australian Davis Each player recalled to." .1
ready are under way and l? was We“ . ' Cup Team and defeated Schlesinger Reins how many “foul!" ,
dictt‘d Firpo in defeat will get Just as ltwo out of three sets. Schlcdn‘er ball- he could (Qt I.”
0 "10 Argentinv's glorious "coxoador." rousinga reception from his country- toned Collom to pin} backdating Dovia .Cup player-a ‘
- even it he did tail in his first chance men as he would had he been the from the back tine a good. deal. but mi "‘9‘ "0- .".
at the world’s heavyweight crown first Argentine heavyweight cham- was not lure on his placing. uld on Antler-on continued to .
“Give Flrpo another year's cxp.r- ~ . ‘ - o I I '
orthodox training methods and had
. had more experienced advisers.
nnua reen w1c ..
popularity sl-rmt-d to have suffmnd
little from his dufoat. Ho:- tvas still
plan of the world. account or errors lost the match. I! at the net. but in the B t W
There were few long rallies. and a.- a many an" Cello. and ‘
whole. the playing or both men was ““1" h ““3““. n.
» STMORD’ 899}- 17'—' “Abel-unsteady. although each mado' their balls h‘d . 8000 a“ ‘
About five hundred Stamford, New Canaan and Norwalk ten- goo. individual shot. “a any, 33‘ 3%:g’":am .
his devotees turned out for the'exhibition tennis matches at the The score in sets was 6—1. 3-6. and ‘1"...th “d “I” m- .
Woodway Country Club yesterday afternoon. James Anderson, 4—5. .
_ _ ly eclipsed They were!“ “ 1..
captain of the Australian Davis Cup Team, played two sets With '11” 9°!“ “m"- a tremendous amount“ ,, "
‘_'.\ It'll. CONN. Sept. 17.—Society in Fairficld and
Villlll‘s was largely represented yesterday at the THROUGH THE ROPES
you show of the Fairfield and Westchcster County
Invonfit‘ll Riding Association at Mitbourn Farm,
\lr. .lamos McClenahan, in Port Chester. The show
. . . . Flt-st Sct. ,
. :nl‘ossflll ever held here. Doctor George King, the United States Metropohtan champion, Pta. G ch“ “term'm ,
ltrstwnawlmezea ~~~'-~ dofcited him by the score of 6-1, and 6-4. Schlesinger ..... 5 4 4 5 9 2 4-3: a 200 ms m
:12» “it t “iii-'23:: Both men were Drums in excel- Collom ......... 3 l 2 3 7 4 2—13 1 ' ' '
.u. aupe _ . Q Pu-n set. Second Sec. ~ l 7-“
- . , who ea lent form. and the indlridual game. EASTON, Sept. 1 .
..l-!(n In Pit. G. 0 P“. G, hit m“.
. , H h...“ parmlt- were close. Captain Anderson did ., c c on were ~
. . . Anderson . . . 4 l 5 z 3 0 1—16 1 Schlesinger .1} 2 1 0 9 1 4 4—..1 3 last midnight. in 00°” « Po; .
; ., var. J-nner some gectacular net rhyins- while King ....... 2 4 7 4 5 4 4—30 6 Colom ..... '.4 : 4 4 4 s 4 1 6—37 6 no in the 1.9., o, m, h...“
‘ Til-c hfmil'ed- King in: remarkably quick ln re- Second Set. Third Set. mfg-geld gown lino.
N Mn? horfit‘l , tnrnihx many or Anderson’s balls. PU PKS- 0- fort. of the Boston fir. -
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< 1- ~01 oni
C.‘_ 'HFCf‘vaCg: ntnxos armzs. Sept. 17.—Tho
C; _ (”In I... A. J Argentine finally is ovvr the first jar
given its national pride whcn Luis
. 1. .x m.— first place Angel l-‘irpo went down to defeat bc-
"~r‘rh:"'}‘":;:e :22": fore Jack DcmpScy and is eagerly
. C ,1: 1‘”. John casting about for every :llibl that still
\lr. Art‘s.” li. will give it the right to claim a pot-
; umnd. Mr. no, cntlal champion.
,. 1. Lam”. Mr. Little. bad sportsmanship was
- to .::l \\‘ ‘lirrtz. Ihown because of the \ictory of tin:
\I, .l‘llV-“F ll Per- American. Th.- [whple as a whrll
\ m “-00.1. Mr. took l-‘irpo's do-frut as cm- of tho
.‘ n w” s- :rtinr) break! of tho grunw and got a lot of:
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There were several brilliant railica. King . . .1 1 5 2‘5 2 1 4 4 z 7 6-.40 6 Schlesinger 4 2 2 1 5 G 4 1 0 2—27 _4 house and new .nl
The points in the games added uplAnderson 443434421454-4: {Collom ....1444341444—33 6 whichwereinhngerot
thus: Anderson—Sets, 0; games. 5; Schlesinger—Sets. 1: Gamus 13: were saved.
’—
. HOWLAND’S
Entrance on Main St., Fairfield Ave., Cannon St. ,. i;
2‘. “3., n. ,_ '3, pride over tho {act that he knockw: . r t“! ’f
.1, I the world's champion clear through i Ifldaeport Conn. The Weather—Fair. «a .
”W", i'lc~~d {M the the rope: in the first round. *
“alums: rlasa. Sport writors in tho afternoon pap. i";
. 2.11,,“ fiat rooted er- Almost unanimously critisizm] Te: 43.. f,
yam}, Lucky Rickard. lloc‘nring he forced [-‘llpo 7" r
; my prize. and "“0 the his man-h before the Ar- 0 . ,,. 3F
- to Miss Saul “3““ °°“’““"“‘ himsv” ready to. . , . ' , ‘ ' ' serng Ovely a “CS “1
. , meet Dempsey. ‘ ‘- ’ . . . “4h:
1 mun . C . . -. . : -_ . _. ...'
. an“ (‘la\‘<‘s. "I-‘irpo was sacrificed for rate re-
” ceiptz.” one \vritcr aptly phrases the
l'iwr Not. Ml" Forum- ovlnlon- i Q ‘ . to s s r s 3 ’ L
. . ‘ o ked
The pubuc “my: has Men tom»- Shows Dempsey landing in crowds after being knoc
‘ o .
. . . ‘thro h the re s b Fir o in the first round of their bopt. The ‘ gt , .
. ..r r1; i . 5“! what skeptical of l-irpos )udgmv t ‘18 P8 y p. _ . 44‘“
x P ' in casting oi! Jimmy no Forresl mil : blow t‘vt caused Dempsey s sudden exit from the ring was a hard ressma n c 00 ‘_s ows ow , - 4
._ ,HM" boat that trainer got full due in the press ' right to the chest.
l :nrnl of Jump-
UI‘.‘"?..”-‘;~.'.l’l‘.'. - . Our Dressmhaking School opens for the
THEM fall season Monday- Sept, 17th. under the di-f
" ' ' ? 'F" rection of a competent teacher.
You make ‘while you learn—and it’s ever
so easy when you, know the right way—and
it’s such a pleasure to be able to actually
create the attractive? garments you wear—to
put into them that litte distinctive characteris-
tic touch that stamps them as a part of you—
all this you m'ay do right here—Learn by
actual directed practise. .
' .~ "unit-r) ’Ben
“‘1‘!- firm.
. ksA—Dellonn.
- l. Shamrock
: :1!" up to 165
l.. Y. Clallsnn.
3, rains up to 19'!
.. i. ll. Farrvll.
rues from any
"if i Polo Club
", U inter tram.
." :4 y. hfr. JCI
. lin‘lt‘r Hull
‘ rav—“r'ondi‘un.
“icon. first.
'lirr'llllfin (ow-r
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X, W." m, ,0, Shown Firpo being counted out. Dempsey Walking to his corner. The referee is delivering the Course of 6 lessons for t$4""Flve SBSSlonS dally aCh $88; a:
“ ‘ " " " count of tens-this photo was snapped. _ ,. - . . . e C,‘
~ --.~........ men 1% hours long. _ ,3,
ELSE-"‘11:: ' THE ‘VINNER . ' Q . . . '- C C,
, l, m... m. < . . . »_ , 3.; - _,_. Hours 9N0 and 11 m the morning, 1.30, 3 and 4.30 1n the
l ., s rilllcn by .‘ir. E i > V ‘1 V i ' V' I : ‘ ., . .3 ’ ' i l afternoon. . 3:.“
.. l. Malian, of . . . ,
C 3;; Quite a number have already enrolled—those who come: ,1
,, ..,' ‘,, first of’ course have a ch01ce of hours. , ti 4
.. a, . I. \ . _ tr .
‘ wr (Tr-(t. 3”"
Enrollment may be made at Butterick pattern section 0': _
at Silk department. .3
Third floor. hoot. . ..._. r7
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< ,, r Crest, 2-1.3!
l. -.:rht hunterr—
‘ l'.. huboil. tint.
. l'
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1'"... Handsome silks Make winter coat
“'..‘§.i";;:::‘°“ C” i for fall frocks from these cloths 3:7 .
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Rich lustrous all silk brocade crepes, 40 inches You need not hesitai; to make one if you fie:j
wide in light or dark shades are very much sought for as pupil of our Dressmaking School—You need not hesitntl l ‘.
fabric for street or evening costumes—among the shades to Cut into the most expensive fabrics. ,,..._,
shown here now are tur uoise, coral, orchid, maize, pink, _. ,
white, navy, fawn, coco: and almond green—a wondrous Among the “Ch fabrlcs Of velvety beauty and
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‘5 poplc preacnt
ma “1 \’, C. Huston.
g \IWMhy-w, jr., Mr.
. 1', swhwarta. Mr.
\lr. anvi Mrl. Chu-
An 11. i-‘orbeo. "Pt
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. .-.'“£.S'tl$.‘$2‘.'; " § fabric for 55 yd. Of COR” arc— . '1 1‘” .—
\ ',,,,,*;h“‘;?§",;,?f,";22 - ~ ,. Soft pliable and distinctive is an all silk moire 40 . Gerona—shown in navy, brown and taupe—5%
- V’- “d W" Show: Jack-Dempsey béing acclaimed the winner by announcer Joe Humphries after boot. inches wide Shown in navy, brown, castor, grey and lnches Wide at $12-50 yd. is
’.."“’ “"d M" Em“ one of his seconds, on champion's right black— 0 ular costume fabric at$5~ Y¢ ~' Arabic—shown in c ' tau c and black—S4 i ' ‘
yr. and Mrs. floors”. ’0. MIMI), pC1 la both f _ . gr )1 p . —.‘..
"< warm « ~- » --——— b. {in 5*; Cantggngtg-amfgg mtg, , wig; w... at 59.50 wt .
ifm' - .‘ -C C; . ' . au y an wear 1 ~ - ;_ C i;
Li} ltsizftiw: n1. WADING IN range of wanted shades ats3. yd. wide)? Egg—331°“ m brown and black 54 i '7
:r. Tiny, 2»er. Char'cs . _ . . , . . . , . . . . _ - Crepe dc chine all silk 40 inches wide in a full range _ 3 y . _
taffiioffrr‘an strait; , .. 7' -‘ . "*'?’.7”"’r~'?"‘7 ’ I,“ 3" - - ; ' of both light and dark shades—has many uses especially . Bolivia—shown in navy, taupe and brown— if
n ’9"- ‘mw a. . ~ ' ' ' » < ,. ’ j ’~ desirable in the heavy quality shown at $2.25 yd. inches Wide at 55- yd. ‘1
I""1";-'\.i.r7x.rr'i.£':i€t‘rt.b::i Tinsel brocades—new arozi strikingly beautiful both ““4 ‘°°'- “W 3'4. .
,‘-‘ '_ M'- Mr- “4 M" for evening gowns and as embellishments for dresses of MOSt novel a. .
" a} :22 :3: $22331? more sober shades—Colors shown are gold, Sliver, green, ~
w.c:rt. . . 'e—p'c 5.75 d. .. - - .2: ._
2.5.3133 ramble; . , ,, . .. WWWWW . .......... m» We and “’1‘,“ ”5.5.6.3., ml - - . skutmgs here . ,_ 4 .
"~._ ll, .1. Fisher r. on . " ' - ’ ‘ ‘ ' ~. - _ _ _ _ . _
’ ““"m -“°°"- "' ,, ‘ : v lvet _ Brettiest we remember in a long tmc—de' ‘
-, s2.°;li,’i?:‘§f’n".§ . ' , ‘ ' a - In the . e new and attractive. . , : ‘
. J “‘hiton Stewnl’t. so. _ “"“"‘"“"‘""““""”""““"“’ . ‘ ' sect; 3h ‘N . Fancy wool fabrics specially made and designed
. ,' {rftoiyvallen and Mr. . .. . _. WW. --' .on. . .0 __ ;‘ Shift: in smart ChCCkS, plaids and Stripes-954
' . ’ ' Two popular fabrlcs are blddlng for favor— , -8;
Voinelle—the newer sort of fancy corduroy-Afich .3450 yd. _ ,1,“ M. M . W
in coloring of which we are showing a wide range and - .
unique in weave, Popular £8th
Splendid for sport skirts and in som c shadconnkes' _ .
. splendld dresses, 36 inches. wide, sells at $1.3? , pmer crepe ‘
. Q T a“ film” velvet—491,19 0‘ the mg? gallo‘tggosmf'tahé 11113 is a wool crepe 42 'mchccwide and a? at
fi‘fu’a mm ally well a 3 ~ ., ~ . more popular fabrics for {masses—we are not,
. ' - ' ‘-’ ' ’ ‘tinnavy.xrey.oopen. pneumathn-I.“‘
it - Shown ll'l navy 8631.408. sapphlf¢1ndm .-4° “'3 ‘ . . - _
i mom: $5.313. - , _ mm on rummrgfind Haste! .,.__ _ ,
nos (:9.
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