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300 Sample Comfortablee
, Full size and filled with pure, white Cotton. The
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ving an unusual opportunity for selection.
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broidered Kid Gloves
New Mode, Beaver, Tanbark or Gray Gloves with
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_ Children’s Chainoisetle Gloves
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Street Floor.
Women’s Stockings
Silk-and-Wool in Medium weight; Camel or Brown
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Children’s Wool and
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Medium weight with solid color legs and fancy
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Feminine Lumber Jacks
. Another originally masculine fashion that has been
by women and young women. No wonder,
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Jack: in a Sweater weave: Red, “gag agh'l‘snuain
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Axons Jacks in Shadow Piaids of Powder, Red
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SERIES SUNDAY
The Norwalk and Wilton baseball
clubs will -clash in the first of a
three game series Sunday afternoon.
the opening game being played at
the Orem field in Wilton. The series
will consist of the best two out of
three games. The second game of
the series will be played at Amuse-
ment Park and in the event of a
third game the managers of both
teams will get together and a coin
will be tossed to decide where the
third and deciding game will be
played. The contest will start
promptly at 2:80.
Rain prevented these two teams
from clashing on several occasions.
They were scheduled to have met
last Sunday. but were forced to can-
cel the game because of wet weath-
er. It is hoped that the two teams
will be blessed with fair weather on
Sunday.
“Cop" Ruddy will do the hurling
honors for the Norwaik combine
while “Columbia" George Smith will
toss them over for the Farmers
"Slug" Mackiln. Bridgeport Eastern
League catcher will be Buddy's bai-
tery mate. The rest of the play-om
for both teams will be the some n.-
in previous games.
baseball fans with some real classy
baseball and a large crowed is ex-
pected to be on hand. The was to
Wilton has been opened to traffic
and no difficulty will be experienced
in getting to the game.
Berlin Opera Artists
Seldom Sec Manager
BERLIN. (AP).-“Tictien the in-
visible" in the nickname which Reins
'rietden. general manager of the Ber-
lin Civic Opera. has acquired among
theatre folk after one year at the
head of the institution.
While his presence is always felt
and no detail seems to escape him.
very few people know‘ him. Even
operatic stars of world fame who
sing as guest performers usually
leave the city without having met
the man who. in the last analysis.
is responsible for their presence.
TietJen’s tactic is that of keeping
aloof from the petty aquabbles that
are an inseparable part of theatre
life. and to devote himself entirely
to the big problems of management.
Scientist Finds Bats
metroy Cuddling Moths
elm ANTONIO. (sr l—hm can
reduce to a minimum the have.
wrought on the apple crops by the
coddling moth. declares Dr. Chang.
A. R. Campbell. San Antonio bat an.
thoritv.
The coddiing moth is particularly
pernicious to the appleqrowing dis.
trials of the Pacific Northwest. Dr.
Campbell and W. Kelley Price. ap-
plegrower of Bolah. Wash.. oonduct~
ed tests which satisfied them that
the bat can eradicate the coddling
moth as it does many malaria-car.
rying mosquitos in South Texas.
Price sent the doctor some of the
ooddling moths and some guano
from bats of the Yakima valley. It
was in the microscopic examination
of this excretion that it was ascer-
tained that the food of bats in that
vicinity was almost 95 per cent cod.
dliog moths. -
sou_ one Gibberish.
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Iu‘:;tnything seem hematite in Rus-
“Only the brakemen calling sta-
tions in Rnssian."—Loulsville Couri-
er-Journal.
This game should provide "10'
WFSTPORT B. B.
LEAGUE MEETS
THURSDAY EVE.
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The third meeting at the newly
organised basketball league will be
held at the Westport Y. M. C. L.
tomorrow evening at which time
several important matters will be
decided. Only the two dimtors of
each team appointed at the last
meeting and the officials of the
A committee consisting of John
Mcaarrie. Donald Taylor and Wil-
liard Williams will submit a set of
rules and by-laws to the meeting. A
schedule committee will also be ap-
pointed at the confab to draw up a
schedule for the league. The ques-
tion of a name for the league will
be decided upon. 'rhres names were
suggested at last week's meeting.
They were Fairfield County Basket-
ball Lesrmo. Pro~Co-Ny and Inter-
state. One of these names will be
decided upon at the meeting and be
carried through the season.
America has the largest retracting
teloocopes in the world.
mag}. will); present at tomorrowh Basketball War
Threatens Between
Stamford Teams
A basketball war is looming in
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wnsr AND oonnrcrrou'r avenues, nonwsur
Stamford with three teams seeking
admittance in the basketball league
organized in this section. Paddy and
Tony Moruke have entered the All
Stamfords into the league and F. B.
Bichsler the Stamford Reds. The
Stamford Blues under the manager-
ship of Felix LiVolsi have signified
their intentions of entering the
league, but have not had represen-
tatives at the meetings. "—
The league is not in favor of hav-
ing three teams from one town on-
ter the league and as the All Stam-
fords and Stamfords Reds havo been
represented at the previous confabs
of the league. it looks as if LiVolsi
will have to play independent bas-
ketball. Stamford is not large enough
to support three basketball team
and the present situation is being
watched by sporting fans with inter-
est.
Englishmen are again beginning
to travel. a news item says. They
probably want to get a look at the
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