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HIGH SCHOOL NOTES,
Plenty of Snow
In Colorado
4' ULORADO SPRINGS. COLOq
H1 pt. 2‘" —Thc Cripple Creek gold
'lllllp iaicut off from the outside
“or. d by n ouddon bllaznrd.
anw crcwa of workmen have
l-v. 11 sent into the mountains to
1-. fulfil" the lino- put out of com-
llll‘su‘n when "300 poles went
lvr“‘ll 111 a heavy onow atom.
Snrm already had fallen to a
:nnzlldtrdhk dopth in the higher
nro-as and it I- "mood to lay
it mpuxur)‘ lines across "18 dfl‘ll.
“.lhr {nun of \ictor. lent. the
[:lllr‘h from Cripple Creek also in
unhuut telephone communica-
lmn. Travel to the oummlt of
Ink-m l'euk has hen auopended
'1... ms.- of huxr- drifts. A rotary
9mm in“? nu: hed the lap late
n th. day ovor tho cog road
m! a of more than four feet
-l~ , :- \wrh encountered.
October On Pleasure
'r 5 1 it Minneapolis. Chi , 8. .
. .‘ "I'land 5MB, 15%"
A. I ‘ " ‘mm in addition to low UK
, multhcirdangbter.
'1' 11 make the or for
Tl.-
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l'znt‘h room has been fully
d, and lunches will be served
11-11111: at tin: brginning o! the
. at u- Vnrr. This equipment was
"..l|1> yusblhl“. through thc aid ghen
11 511:: Amelia “'cndt-roth ol the
lt.~! Wm» Home Service. Only ouch
mud in ;s rvcornmcnded by the
,\|i-.».l'.lll lird Crooo in its school
:l.ll'l s «Eh-t “ill b" oerved at. the
o a
hurt thun one hundred boys re-
1.1.1 cull tor bucket-
Haulol. Ampl- opportunity
mavn mil: boys and girl-
intereltml to engage in this
At tho "1009“; on Friday
«111mm, Howard Bennett was
i ll'Ullf: manager and Knox
My l‘mrruw “illl comes to u- from
t‘.r~ui\~'1cl1. wuo elected acting cap-
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t; xisn thr- school at any
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my poor man. How's
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mo»ies."—I§4aton 'i'ran-
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SATURDAY NIGHT
—-—-' AT THE
”ADDED moat!
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. BOOZE POUCY
Hartford Judge Dis-
mees with Chief
: Juoiiee George W.
3 Wheeler—mes for
FirstOflenders
BRIDGEPORT. Sept. I‘L-r-Chk‘
Justice George W. Whack today
declined to diocnp a atatmont ‘-
oned by Judgo Alcaaador W. Croo-
don. Judge of tho polleo burl of
'Harttord. in which he W
‘from the viewa of the chief .1“
regarding Jail penaltioo for Ira! of-
rfendera afloat tho liquor laws. "I
have nothing to aoy." Wu Justice
Wheeler. only eonunont.
Judge Grandc- to tho lrot court
,orl'lcial in the otate to take ioauo
with Justice “'helor who, in a fit-
les of meeting: with court official-
ln several countlea. has urged the
strictest enforcement of the liquor
(laws. Judge Croedon'o ”tow
lcame yesterday after ho had unpal-
od fines, rather than 31:11 ooatencoo
on two violate" of the liquor law.
"1 do not believe that tho Sudldal
department of our government
ohould ammo the authority of at
iggioiatlve branch by all" C'I!
from our court. the discretion which
the Legislature. in its wisdom. oar
a: to give us." declared Judgo Croo-
don. when asked for hla view: on
the auliject. “All defender: ahould
not and cannot be measured by the
Ho maintained that any more-
samc yardstick."
ment to bring about greater reapect
(or the law ahould be nude upon
the broader balls that all Iowa
should be obeyed rather than the
courts or the police should apoelalize
on one.
Pol-tin but that. notwithotandm
a statute apecil‘lcally prohibitinl PTO-
fessiohal Sunday baoeball gameo.
ouch games were being playod every
Sunday in three largo cltloo in Con-
nectlcut. he inquired how the bar
could bring about a greater respect
Itor lnw Jn communities where the
enforcement of one law was empha-
Vaized and the violation of another
was openly winked at. Ha undo it
clear that he agreed with the clue!
Juotloo in tho fundamental propoai-
tion of oecurfixg moro reapoot for
“'KY TEE rm
“HIGHBROW” Pail!"
(Artist in New York Paper)
"To refine my unoibllitica and at
tune myself to the perception t1 the
fine juncture of the minute planes.
I close my eyea and let them tic-come
accustomed to tho pure, formic-o
light that filtera through the lull. Ao
a result when I turn to the model.
I am conoeioua of the tiny detallo
.tlut otherwi. nilght "cape rm
Daily Fashion Hint
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go. Ill Wynn uantoaadad-
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”router“ Golda and
mwfifi-*WH
up. We aha new: a5.
Mar math. and worn cu:-
‘m yam for W
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ran-.- have helped million- or
”to. I", Choral—Adv.
JIIan Creation did not attend the
meeting in Hartford Last week when
law enforcement program before
iudgeo and other court atrium of
Chief Justice Wheeler'preoented his
that gouty. -
’8‘” Wheeler'a conferencea with
m and poooeouung omclala of
m M. in the late will
m ho nest on. la ocheduled
Sport News.
"RON LOOIS
ASGRIDSTAR
Wu Colgate Mainstay
LaotYear—“Dneof
Great Running.
Backaoffleason"
Eddie Tryoa. tho otato champwa‘
ohot putter and pole vaulter. who is
a member of the Bridgeport A. C.
track team. lo bound to be a star in
tho collegiate football ranks this
“am. Ho woo one o! Colgate’a
Iaainotay. loot year and rhould prove
to be a lore valuablo player this
aearon.
Tryon oeorod five touchdown:
against Columbia last year. mak'mz
Duo altar an no yard run. Grantland
Rice nah" tho following comment
about Tryon:
"Oolgato has a coming otnr in
Mon. a ‘frelllman last acaaon who
otamd in every game.
"He ohoutd he one of the great
running backs of the oouon—n fast
nifty, aide-stepping young-(er a'ho
can drive through with great force."
”W" “on.
roomy, up: 13,1923.
P.—-———p
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America’ s hats supreme—here
We have secured from
the Fashion Hat Co. of
New York, faithful repro-
ductions of the hats exhib-.
ited by the Millinery’ Asso-
ciation of America at their:
Fall Fashion Show. 3
The origin
models, are world famous
style creators.
The group is acknowl-
edged as America' 8 Su-
preme Hats. 5
They await your inspec-
aow Val-k Tina:—
vt’hat I a:
considered the moat
For the good of baseball. it h hop.-
od that tho uncalled for and “not.
in; tactic-"brongbfto the “race.
hot Sunday. relating to the mom.
will have been eliminated for ever.
‘fl m “Ilium “hm l. the
ruleaglaid down by the men, the!
elected to lullflll the duties mom,
beit fto‘fidr‘ Vespectlve om”.
A; a loyal mpporter of clean nasc-
ballr the Writer would like to be en-
lightened on the following. When the
long!“ like. upon a man. and elect
mustn‘t-lacunae of the Elm
m, with full authority to Intro and
nag- Inpiraa for each alone. what
honorable or moral right. baa any
individual W. club or playar,
to intercept or interview aald umpire,
previous to any ”c. and what to
thc'objecl b no doing? A large maj-
ority of the ill-aha“ public. who ad-
miroo' and M clean sportsman-
ship is ever ready to lend a helping
hand to mp0”. their faworitoo Ind
119 all in their power both financially
and morally, to keep the game above
reproach. but judging from the
large number of expressions heard
since last Bundaya game. an to the
deplorable umptro situation. a great
many are more. than dloguoted and
on the verge of withdrawing their
llupport, if honor and principle. to
not to be conflicted. by the one: in
charge.
Some manage" and club player-a.
may be laboring under the impra-
sion that the public to not to be con-_
starred and that it will atand for car
thing that is pulled an. Possibly It
would be advipablo tor one and all to
consider thlo matter quite. seriously.
and not overlook the tart. that it 45
-’he public who pays the bills, and
no matter how good the player or
i
tion.
Now York Tribune:—
Kats carefully oeleeted
nr-vel
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WW7
Contemler for Dan-
dee’s Crown fleets
Wilson at 'Amory
NextMon‘ayNigilt
In Johnny Leonard. the Allen-
town mnemiaht. who will meet
Rod Gap Wibon antic Newark Ar-
mory on M Wilt. the boxing
tan: in theoe pal-131ml are m action
one of the leading rte-tendon for
Johnny Dnndee'o championahip.
Menard to only a steamer in
years. but during the short time he
has been in the mill-tic «profeston
he baa come along at a “national
pace. having defeated ouch peomi-
neat boys as Eddie (Kid) Wagner,
Sailor Byron. lied Mack. Georgie
Drew. Xewport Johnny Brown. Earl
Baird. Tommy Noble. Sid
JOhnny Reislet‘ and many others.
Imnl in a member of the
Jimmy Bronson-Lou Brown fiatic
troupe. which' also includes such
prominent Mien as ‘Bob Martin.
Jed Smitii. the m brothers—
Jact and Pete—Educ Burnbroolr.
Bobby Garcia. and Terry flcflugh.
Bro-eon and Brown have been
trying (or aeveral month: to induce’
Dundee to defend li- featherweight
title W Leonard. but so far the
champion has refused to have any-
thing to do with the Allentown lad.
.12; Richard ‘u anxious to stage the
match in Madison Square Garden.
but Dundee apparently holds too
much raspcct for Leonard. as he
decline- to talk business with Rick—
on].
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Entrance on ,Main St., Fairfield Ave., Gannon St. . ' l ..t
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ators of the
by an authoritative com-
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New York State 30mg Wu m
’ Referee’sJudgmed’nlingasFinal
NEW YORK, Sept. 20.——-‘!'he 80'
York State Athletic Cami-ion
took no cogninnce. officially of the
Dempsey-Firm heavyweight ell-n-
piwip battle yesterday We re-
port- that it might act upon the
0mm directed at Referee Johnny‘
Gallagher because of bio neglect to
compel Dempsey to follow innume-
tiono on ooreral Wong during
the fight.
Issues No Statement
The commission discussed the
match but. at the close of its regu-
lar weekly meeting late yeQerday
issued no formal statment or its
proceedings.
It was understood. however. that
the boxing solons felt that. though
then may have been oome ground
for finding fault with Gallagher’s
conduct his judgment. in the ring.
nevertheless. was final and could
not be questioned after the bout.
Comm Galore
The Commission received a num-
ber of communications concerning
the title fight. particularly from
Ftrpo partisans. who charged that
Dempsey would have been disqual-
ified for alleged' ”medulla of
rot. oeveral fina- beforo ho
ed out the “win hull of
it
a er each
I-‘irpo-onee bane
knee had left (In floor
struck the N American
times afta' Ch veil had
the out! of to “wound.
up his gtovea until next 1dr.
mkcaoonpleton‘fromthe
uouo campaign that led ,toup
Spring with Harry Willa h.
hanging fire. though Promoter Rick-
ard has hopea of doing it “out.
the Argentine leave. New tom.
Firpo will return b the m '
tine after u- “ trip.
In Red Cap Wilson. Leonard will
be up against a dangerous proposi-
tion—o. mung. rm. We ,
Ebro-handed battle-r who gm ev-
ery second he is in action. Wilson
reacts a terrific punch in either flat,
and it behoovel Leonard not to take
any unnecessary chances while in
the ring.
GOOD “’ORD FOR SNAKES.
' (Newtown Bee.)
One day last week a strange and time‘dn an encounter.
alert- wero about: in the exhibit of hats by
tho a-octadon. There were auctioned to the
Ionian Hoe Comapoy (or 31500.
mince aa _bei-ng the an: inclusive group of significant
Fall creation. we laid at auction tor 51500. to the
Famnmmdfiwtfl
We have the reproductions of these famous
hats not only on display but marked at attractive bleached muslin, with full sized bed spread and boulstcr
price—for you to choose from.
Third “or. frolu.
pine new hosiery What wondrous dresses 1""
ten dollars will buy
Surprising the style, the woak-
l
andcomfyundies
'12». Women's silk and list: hosiery in attractive mixed
colors—black and gold—cordovam and green—black and
IJDV
white or adobé— $2.
Women’s sing and fibre hosiery with lisle tops and
soles in black, African brown, otter and shoe grey— 5.1.
Infant‘s lisle hate in English rib' in white champagne
and grey-— 25c.
Womn' s tide vests and bo'diccs—hemmed top—5b
836to44—35cwr3for31.
I‘bfl'flttear.
and mm
1 WamwakMyoufiIMym
lawnmumntiemm. Trajan
“mummmmnw_
mm. marinara-mam“.
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manship andthe
new fall dresses.
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2
'7. “a:
etc-.1;
There has been an unusual demand for bedspreads _: ‘7
to be embroidered. 5 . '5
Vi" 1th this' in mind we have arranged this showing to ".35 '5!
enable everybody to buy as many as they want at re- ‘1;
markably low price. ’ "i,
The designs are beautifuL—when you see the finish. ": 3!
ed models in their rich coloring one can but concede they *2“ 5
are remarkably attractive. "if g
All new designs stamped on a good quality, no- a; 5
in one piece.
We offer them to you as real good values at $1.69
beauty of fabrics
in this wondrous assortment of
Heavy crepe de chines fashé
joned with dainty pleating and
silk braid trimming.
‘Rich lustrous satins with tiny
pleats forming panels, handsome
akbrmdsmd prettymnaments.
mades calmodetwufrges
iuprncfi now
‘ MWOfcolor. ' -
Wondrous swung of dresses for theotreet, for
“ W in also hm
Norwalk Chronicler