JUNE 23, 1M.
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5 .,—-—
l? -, i ~~~.'..'11 for strifiping.
l ”I”, . .-:-1. second shift in
l 2.3. ram.
210?” “it; Tire 85 Rubber Co.
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EARN MONEY
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9 11111.4 WEAVING
llui'iiz'r Vacaton
‘l’l’LY
J. 1‘: .l. CASH INC..
CHESTNUT STREET
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21,14.
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_.0TCi LET—~11 ltarze furnished room:
1
“3.1%. P sue ceniu'ls‘enace. South Nor-
' TO 11' 4— For eunxs -
vatte parties m'.'undd'I'sociuls; entsértaird-
f menfiszl dances: Cetc: Pol ey's Beauti-
211 al lroomS ngaaci tv 00 couples;
Monroe cokings now open
1201' the futuret"
TO LET — A fw nicely filmished
rooms for housgkeeoin . ac -
tion for either two or 181;. “Eighmlgzb
)edrooms: apply toni
Monroe St. zht after fiv‘e:
TO LET—Furnished rooms
tor light houskee 11
ences: 20 Madison 'Sfit" 2:
TO LET—Furnished
man (1an and also table board if
required: 8C1'escent Terrace.
FOR RENT—~A store centr l l
1inouire at; G S.1£Iain st.a Hall'lg'igV
nd rooms
all conveni-
So. Norwalk
1'00 111; t] e4
unoh So. Norwa
f TO LET———A large
pleasant ’ul'n’ bed
"‘7 , __ , XC'flronsmlt‘i 1131:0111 1:31:11 electric 112m; lsruze
’7 .. tinel rcss F. B. care Sen
‘1'“ \N'TED To 1
1 . 1 JET—3 rooms with in) ' -
moms: adults oan': xent.$tl)go1l1;1e
. 11‘ :rood 111011 and
Steady
for ad-
\\'1.1 have :1 few
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$0.00 or less
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aimlv R. JOSelovskV', 41 Seaview Avé.
FOR SALE—5 V'ear old Jersey cow
I'2reah months : grlch miikz14 and
15 enema " easy milk-
.V. 2e e:
1111sz inquire Steve §i1,7 Loung-
FOR SALE—At V1. 1iton b
unzalow of
5 rooms near station: plenty of
shade and good spring: 01 w:a.ter
collocation tor camp 01 home with
goat? nossmilities tor deVelonment.
FOR SALE—~Hand50nie
cellilzil‘t 0:13.332! Ilewliv painstgljiazmincaéln-
1 1 1011 n
1214’: Ayers Motoi (30.. Eggitnltlog'aliilgfm‘
FOR SALE OR FOR R NT— d
1...;'.:."'.'1:1.'.:. 1:101:21'1'RE 19°40 "
ber .V'.ard lnoure Boxolg Sggtllngl'. lum
FOR SALE—A good VVprki 5,9
tor a reasonable mice: “1:133:11?
Sallll 'Dickmnn 5:: Spring St.. So. N01-
FOR SALE—IG-foot row boat:
last August:
St.S.o. 1 (WW 3111!.
I'OR SALE~Ford Spe9dst
overhauled: i'ullV'
magneto: syeed 50
nuci 6? Bl.
built
inquire 190 So. Main
(11': neVV iV
equipped Bosch
miles; call 16:14
household furniture. Separate rooms.
Semi-tire proof building. Hubbeli Coal
11,. ..
.t llcnnctt Mfg. & Storage Co., Inc., Sagatuck, Conn.
M 111111, C'onn- , T01 Westporlz. 236.
”-..—«4 -- BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
’ onElmwnfi business under dccla :1
Cr , tion of trust: legal in all states: lie
.FTANTED ., 1onorts to countrv of sizito commis-
“ll, 1‘ 1 8011. no stock liabililv: VVe Drcnall‘
51W MACHINE arm 11:11.1:1'21:..'.t.':"'..<.°"1l$:t:.%.1:29.111;
JATOF S C ‘1' ALL PARTS OF “:th 1arid:141113'ettlifne and .trtlmble: Ill).
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1:23;, \i {23'}; FACTORY Weed (‘11.. Dudlcv Srz. , 11"101101'1'1'01111."
901;)1Tl. 17340 PERFECT
10011 1.1 .0113 PAID EXPER- 1.04 11°31'-
rvmvv . . . 1 T BetVVccn A.u 1 St So. Nor
'fib‘jb'JWOPERATORS- IF walk and NorVanSkmcar 11:11'1114'. a
51:1, INVPERIENCED WE billilntl-h Hf. kms. 1111:1141,- return tO Sen-
11:11.1; ' CH YOU AND PAY ‘6 " K" -
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CELL 1 PEABODY & con Findu 1' lllgyS: riiéflinié .(lluliamlllltflt 6
INC (1'! lift St. and receive reward.
4M
WANTED
' '1': good opportunity
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l.:--.1h 8; Sons 1110.,
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I1OST~Amc thvcst Brooch Saturday.
June 12: tinder kiudiV' reluin to
Sentinel officc 01' phone 1196-4.
LOST A “Pek ago. set of W'illial‘ll
Batteries from a truck ncar Stand
21rd Oil \Vilsr'n l’i. .llrl. l’indl-i'
nicaseg and recent) reward
011112 .
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‘U‘CED OPERATORS
~teady work all year
21' good workers on a
of ladies’ underwear;
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'.'."7 Washington St.
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lhone. call 212:: 1': 111: 5.
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(‘luett and
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middle aged woman tO'
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Hilly;
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NorVV'alk
1'01 mending
machine 15;
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_1110111 to be on lower
' Mrs. F. Goodchild.
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PROFESSIONAL" ' *—
1). J. NELSON
, Skirts and Dresses.
7] Osborn Ave:
31'!" 1111:1513 CANFIELD.
" 10111112., Norwalk Conn.
LESSONS lN DANCINGa
Teiephone 1838.
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01‘ on House
‘.'-re Dinners
lil' lids of SeaFood
‘38 .13, Chops and
Chicken
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DIVIDEND NOTICE
14lst Semi-Annual Dividend of
the Norwalk Savings Society
Norwalk. Conn, June 10. 1920.
At a meeting of the Directors 01'
this Society, held this day, :1 dividend
at the rate of FOUR (-1) PER CENT
per annum was declared to depositors
from the emnings of the six month:<,
ending June 3,0 1920.
,Tlie same will be entered on pass-
books and paid on and after July min.
1920.
MONEY DEPOSITED -ON CH DE—
FORE JULY 10TH, 1920, \VILL
DRAW INTEREST FROM JULY 151',
1926.
Open Monday Evenings, 'Z to 8
osposn's OV‘ER. . $4,740,000.00
Henry F. Coleburn, Pres.
Lester Hyatt, Vice-Pres.
Frederick A. ' Ells, Treas.
BUSINESS NOTICES
Piano Tuning, Repairing and Polishing
Satisfaction Assured.
Chapin, 13 Elizabeth St.
Phone 237-1.
Phone 473-3
THE NORWALK ROOFING CO.
Atr Craft Roofs
Asphal Shingles. American or French
Met . laid 01 er old VVood shingles.
Slate0 Gravel. Felt, and Tin Roofs re-
0:111 cd and na'inted.
So. Norwalk. Conn.
56 Water St.
CURBING. gutters, lawn rolling. cOJl~
cretlnz. tar walks done in first-
class style 1. Cl:11k.ofiice with Nor-
{.1501 Supply (10.108 Water St. Phone
W-lLLlAM J. UNGVARY
Plumbing, Tinning' And Heatlng,
21 Bouton St. Phone 2389
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WALL PAPER AND PAINT
The Background 01' a Happy Home.
Inst recechd ten thousand rolls of
wall paper. Latest designs and coloring
with pressed borders. You know that
wall paper advances in price like every—
thing else. But before going some place
else and my high p1ices I wish you would
look Over my stock first and save from
25 to 50 per cent. Estimates cheerfully
given on paper and painting. Paint and
paper now and save money"
ALEXANDER WHITE -
'35 Lowe Street. Tel.
- T—HE NORWALKS! ELECTRIC CO.
EILECTRICAL CONTRACTORS
Telephone 959
66 V2 80. Main St. 51 Osborn Ave.
1 So. Norwalk East Norwallt
Ray Werme, Mgr.
21 39.
”FOR Smfiome with 8 realms.
01.
' about 97 feet front, and 185 feet deep..
Sev eml kinds of fruit on' property, 1\o.
43 Winfield Street East Norwalk A
"WJ‘roflfor Us and‘Mlo’ll‘wlro-Io’ Vou'"
FOR SAIE B ' .
TOlrilttgflifTiAf modern furnished room ton: VVind shiPllLllcllntll-{lltllltx‘bl}ill‘t€‘fi {2819.3
tla )at ‘ or refined Indy 01 gen- runninz oi1l'er:uppl,V artei 6 P 31.
p noun 3 bitch at... East Norwalk. at 121) South Main: St. '
FOR RENT—Two large rooms Xmilv CLE' EL \Nl
l)r Sioman. 102 V\:1>Shihg10n I‘oln'in' all SIX AAFTOH-OBI'LE"
St South Norwaik. (1311500 Rae}: detail5 81:11? $5!th 053%?
For: RENT—STORAGE SPACE 031211.111 $11 05"‘0'3'111'352131118'4'5 ms has
Jumps
t. South \oi‘w 211k
F9151 8511112533117ng enclosed d91iV'-'11V
. con iiion 11 e eas n
able: L. M \\ right. 5‘1 Rgilgoald Age.
FOR SALE— Six room home: g. iden
and iruit trees: good (1 1"V celler and
big Vard. intiuire 1‘; Thomas St.
Donaldsrm. azon
FOR SALE—Right in \‘orVV'alk.1:onri
large lot 60 by 1 :. barqain;. only
400; also 11'11 .411111 VciV' nice 0191'?
of ovstor mound :11 Cnitnasttu
will excohxanae for real estate. aJdregs
P .315 South Aorwulk.
._—
FOR StLF—Thue VVoik horse5' 2
BOlSll’l wagons: 1 ion “anon; bot
tom dump: delivery waqon: 3 sinale
11311112145. 1 (1011110 harness: Thomas
Martin. 6:") “infirm 5-..1 Aorwalk.
1‘110 11.1'4111u1111u 3011 To—urintz
null" tjus't oVeihzuir ed and oamted:
i 11:4 1 '.14‘4‘ (11111111011 phone 478'
:31 _“indso‘ i’lacc. ‘
FOR SAlE—TVVo acres of altailu:
neVVlcron and mo awe-4: 01 411111111111:
r_V' e 1 l. 1462
FOR SALE— 3.11141 (1 “T1111 ck I‘oVVer DaV
(111i4e11 3.7349113: .1i.‘..1111::1n_V linisn:
complete inVentoiV': 11309111111
Lion and in commission.
1'1'Bout.c:1rc S1 nunil
( ondi- -~
Add? 11 SS Pow
FOR S.‘1LF‘4~lord
model:
‘0
'Iommz cm 1918
ilemountabln rims: new shoes
: 011' in 2001‘. Condition:
12:1.1lllutV'.~.111 5 and 1.
loll I l. \SE —'l’101111_rty at. 15 Mar.
14111111 lSt. Sli. tuliln 1'111 m':1in.coal 01
8130111211. To 1.11.2111“ re (111 19 l. nion
t. 'l 111:1 limb to Built) C.O. South
N orVV‘ztl Conn.
FOR SALE—If you are buying 11
110111413 ll. 111'i'.'..1e olirv 1.111 4...... 3011
one 01‘ mo b.11'2.1.in.4'. P. O. Box 126
\olH‘V‘alk
FIORE'BROTHERS ' GARAGE
Overhauling and Repairing
11 Hanford Place. Tel. 925.
FIORE BROTHERS, Props.
.1._.
District of Norwa1lg<é oss. Proba- e Court.
June 9. A D
Estate 01 John H. (7.09 late of 1\0r-
unit in said District deceased.
he (‘ur oi Pl‘Obfllt- lor the Distric‘
of N.01"VValk hath limited and allowgd
~:i.\' months f1oin th1 dale her11'11 for
the Cz‘wiilms of said Estate to exhibt
thtn' claims for sitilement Thor‘e
who neglect to 1119.49!” their accounts
nroocrlv 1111141011 VVlthin said time
will be riebzirred a rr'croV on. All Der
sons indebted to said Estate are re-
quested to make 111111110141. payment
to
I\EZ HELE\'\ FOE
1 deinistra-t rix
—Try a classified adventsement in
l
TIGER. cuss, ATTENTION!
The Pastime Juniors are again out
on the field and would like to start
the season June 27111. at Wicke lot,
with the Tiger Cubs. The Pastime _
Juniors had a. wonderful record last
season, losing but one game. This is
your chance, Tiger Cubs, as, in a
week, we will have the season's
games booked. Answer through this
paper only, or write to 2.31135.
Among the other teams challenged
are: Lockwood Juniors National Jun
iors, Highlanders, of South Norwalk;
the So- 805 and Mud Hens, of East
Norwalk. Games to be played at.
10: 30 Sundays at the \Vicke lot.
The lineup will be published in a few
days.
SHAMROCKS BEAT RED SOX.
The Shamrocks SlLugllTE‘l‘ed the Red
Sex. of East Norwalk bv the score of
16 to 1. The game, which was plav-
'ed in East Nor'walk was one- sided all
through and was an eaSV one for the
Shamrocks. Two base hits nere made
by Smith. Schulman and McLaughlin
featured the game. Shamrocks line-
up: \‘ichols p: O'Keefe. c: \chaugh
lin lb: Birdseil 2b; Schulman 3b:
Maruke. 55; Sam, rf; “Tight, cf;
Smith, If.
> BOWE-N’S BIG DAY.
"Chick" 13011 on the stock New Ha
V'cn boy who was snatched up by the
\‘LVV' You: Giant4 following his pr-om
kins: Va 0er with tho HolV' Cross nin-D
of which be nas captain last season.
(njoved :1 16d lette1 day VV 1.11 The “'1!-
low one den last Week. His his bat
30.11111: TlVlOrV in fav'm of Arthur li-
VVin' :4 (11.1117 “Chick" faced the Svra~
cusc tV' lilcr {our times. and each time
14110111011911 in pnkin: out a hit. Three
of hi: smacks coined him cxtta bases.
tu'o he- ng good for three bases an:
thr' otl'. e1 being a double-decker. 1.111.
VV '1.4' m: .1ll.ln the outfield he diag-
red .ioVVn six wicked drives. Such :1
dm :1: "(“iiick' enicVed is enoue'h so
(i' .1 co1fidence to any Votingster. ll
4m‘1‘14 1h it nothing “iii keep -hc Elm
. itV lad from clinchiii... a berth in H10
“5'; :l ..m chntuallV.
——————_.._..._._._...
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
V. Al. l1 STREET Noonw—«Moderatc
11'11110Vemont was 4iionn bv the gener-
:11 list at the end of the first hour.
steels and equipmtnts rallsing on
conning in (‘rucihit1 American Car
and Nev York Air Biake. Oils and
chemicals strengthened on buvin: of
Mexican Petroleum. Barrett and Na—
tional Aniline. Corn Products also
rose a point. but other food special—
iics, notably sugars. were hcaV'V. In
the. infirm} division Crest \orthmn
and Norlhcrn Pacific featured a bet-
ter tom1 coolers and 90519111 lines al-
l
40 making some headway. Exchange
on London eased slightly from yes-
1t11i.'.v':4 high quotations and call
incilev inpcuied its 11 cent initial rate
11l' (ight llelcent.
——3Want Ads. Brim: Results.
the Sentinel for the best results.
l
if You want
the genuine
~~in les
. the 01119
at soda fountains
and on drought
'QQO.*31
,..;......,
to-date‘ models.
ual fieure bv
Phone 909
Corsets for Stout Figures Our Specialty.
WE FEATURE THE WELL-KNOWN
N emo Corsets
also
Rengo Belt Corsets
For stout firmres. in the newest and most up-
Every Corset fitted to your indivi-
MME. JEANNET'TE
South Norwalk’s Leading
Corsetiere and Glover
1 .
56. South Main Street 1
Electrical Appliances.
‘ bargain. Fer particulars
Ask Jam T; Bayes
No. 7: Main Street; Mama!!!
60 Wall 8t.
40» .552..._'¢«%
11.12.03
MAKE ELECTRICITY YOUR SERVANT
WIRE YOUR HOME THIS SPRING
Release yourSelf from household drudgery through the use of
COMPLETE LINE OF FIXTUBES TO CHOOSE FR M
F. M. Cuflen’ 8 Electric 8110;)
Phone
3'.-
1.91% .0 -
1:53;,
i-
1mwhon1camotnthlrw
mid}: to has:
of moving this your.”
to say:
custom sir."
hand to VVhi111p(-:r
me your order.”
*\“““““‘““““““"0
tin: together
no ssml by.
marked the other.
lug power?”
trill mas.
and. ’ 7144‘
young end mat:
_ I'd run 0 many mile. .
I‘d sit and. rest awhile: 3
And. now,uiat I am thirty‘flv.
x cm the steeple» mun Alive.
81:: may-be when I‘m forty
I’ll shake my legs again,
4.11:1 walk tram then till titty
With young and striding men.
And hillwnnd go in sixty's year
To see how yet thecounties (are.
When I am old and eight!
All treasons will he done
0! love and silly bitterness.
And I shall patch the sun
Go out, and little heed the fear
That smote upon my'middie _Vcar.
--John Drlnkwater. in London Spherc.
011111115111 FAR ABOVE 0110111110
New York Humve Flowers and
Shmbluny on Roof of Its
Fourteenth Floor.
A unique idea in construction has
been worked out in connection with a.
hotel now
.\t the fourteenth floor there is a set-
back of :1 12-foot depth 111.1110 neces-
sary in order to comply
York city’s zoning law, which requires
that at certain distances
ground, floors must be built back‘tmm
the front of the- structure. In the case
of this hotel the. fourteenth floor set-
back is a bare mot areu’runuing the
entire length of the block from Fifty-
tlrst to Fifty-second streets. Instead
of leaving this space, 200 by 12 foot
unoccupied, a regular lawn with grass...
flower beds and shrubbery, V'V'lll be sub-
stltuted. This 1W“! give the occupants-
of the floor a veritable front yard al-
though some rZOO-feetabove street‘iev-
cl.
entire Park avenue side will be an ar-
tistic balustrade and lattice work so
being built at New York.
VV' itli New
from the
At the front or. the yard along, the
hut persons may utilize the little
touch of green, for above the street
without danger or inconvenience.
Longing for Departed Days!
Placid 11ml milkll’ke as our disposi-
tion is, we‘d barter a couple of the
years remaining in which our friends
may enjoy it if some time before we
wear out entirely we could sit serene
and aloof:
And have our landlord come in
“I hope you-don't think
And lot 0111' tailor approach humbly
.14 1~
And see our butcher slink in but in
"I Wish V'oud give
And then VV'cfiil snccr kind of vindic-
tive—like and roar, just'ns mean as we
could.
Scuttle Post-Intolligcnccr.
“Hwhnhl You do, do you?"—
Brazilian Aviation Enthusiasm.
Entlmslmm for aviation has reached
such a point in Brazil that important
factories of Fr1111(e,Grcnt Britain, Ita-
l5, and the lniieil States haVe sent
1'
hove been dcvoting several months to
the study of the
tried to win concessions from the gov-
ernincnt. .
Britain, all
sent machines,
{lights
and pnsscngm.
:1 resident British company betVV‘nec
‘l1c (rhiui‘ cltics of the republic.
cprcsentntivcs to that country. These
market, and have
With the exception of Great
the manufacturers hayc
and there are daily
scr'micc both freight
is to be established by
Aer i. '1l
‘\\‘\“\‘\\\\\“‘\“§“
TOO PRETTY.
“That's :1 stunning stcnog'ra-
phcr you have."
“So she is." replied Mr. Gtilill-
son. “She‘s :1 recent addition to
our force.“
“(‘.'m slidspell? Can she punt-4
tunic?"
“I’m afraid not. Do you asso-
ciate correct spelling and punc-
tuation with such hair. such cycs
such coloring 111111 such a figure? '
~Iiimilnglmm Ago-Herald.
é.".‘;““‘\“““‘1‘““"&
““‘\“‘\‘u‘\‘\“\‘\\‘
A Stayer.
TVV'o rich businws men were chut—
VV'hcn an elderly man
“That's Brown; he works for me,“
said one of the two.
“He‘s an honest-looking: chop," r94
“Has he any'stny-
“lie has that," replied the first. “He
bcgan ntthe bottom of the ladder in
seventy-six. and he‘s stayed there ever
. since."—Boston Transcript.
Japan to Grow Wool.
annn is expvriinmiting to discover
a satisfactory breed of sheep for‘a lo-
cal supply of wool.
is established a few head each will be
given to farmers who will be instruct-I
cd in sheep raising.
mm the growth of this industry there
will be a readv market for mutton and
it is hoped that
tanning leather.
.1.______._.
The Difficult Start.
"How do you begin :1 story?” said '
the inquisitive young woman.
“Ali.” said Mr. Pcmriggle. with a
languid, literary gaze. “that is the hard
art. I always begin by finding an
editor who thinks he might care to
print it after I wrote it}?
Asking the Impossible.
Mrs. Faraway—Your VV'it'e goes in for
the occult. does she 1100?
Mr. Newcomer—She was interested
until they wanted her to go into the
. silence.
Then she gave it up.
H' 13 Instrument.
' “I bear the man you called a profit--
oer has joined cur amateur orchestra.
. W hlch instrument will he 911.1317"
“It ought to be the loot.”
_ stfled adverttsement in
“'hen this breed '
Cincinnati
New Haven
mun-1m:m
Volta-day's 111mm.
Cleveland 13: Boston, 5.
Chicago, 2‘ Philadelphia,“'l
“mm-1.34511, 6; Detnolt.’ 1.
St
£01113,9;'New York, ’3.
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Standlnn of the Clubs.
Won. Lost. P. C.
Cleveland ...... 1 . . . . 38 19 .667
New York........... 38 22 .66?-
Chicago .. ..... ,.... 32 25 .561 .
Boston . . . . . ........ . 28 25 .528
Washington . . . 27 26 .509
St. Louis ............ 28 28 .500
Detroit . . . .. ...... . 19 37 .339
Philadelphia . . . . . . . 15 53 .2711
Games Today.
Boston at Cleveland.
New York at St, Louis.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Washington at Detroit.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
V' "rrdars Results.
Pittsburgh, .9; Brooklyn, 7.
Chicago, 1'1; New York, 11.
Cincinnati, 3; Philadelphia, 1 (11
innings)
Boston, 3; St. Louis, 2 (11 innings.)
Standing of the Clubs.
Won. Lost. PA).
........... 31 \22 .585
Chicago ....... 30 25 .545
Brooklyn ............ 28 24. .528
St, Louis ............ 30 27 .526
Pittsburgh .......... 25 24 .510
Boston ........... . . 22 26 458
New York ........... 2‘3 32 .413
Philadelphia ........ 3 32 ' .418
Game: ' Today. '
Pittsburgh at, Bmoklyn.
Chicago at New York.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
St Louis at Boston. ’
lNTERNATlONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterday's Results.
Rochester 3: Jersey City. 0.
11111111111112.1010: Buffalo 38.
Baltimore. 6: Akron, 5.
Toronto, 4; Syracuse, 3.
Standing of the Clubs.
on. Lost. P. C
Buffalo .............. 37 20 .649
Baltimore ........... 3 20 .643
Toronto ............ 3 21 .632
Akron 35 22 .614
Reading ............. 28 30 .483
Rochester .......... 22 31 .413
Jersey City ......... 23 34 .404 ,
Snecusc ........... 14 .42 .2511
Games Today.
Toronto at Syracuse.
Buffalo at Reading.
Rochester at Jersey City.
Akron :11 Baltimore.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Vesmrday's Results.
Hartford-Albany. wet grounds.
Bridgeport, 9'N1>VV HaVfien 2. ,
\Y OIHOGSYPT "‘ Pittsfield. 3.
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Standing of the clubl. .
Won. Lest, P1. (‘
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Bridgeport .......... 291 18 .609
Hartford ............ 20 1.0 .Slfl
Pittsfield ............ 22 23 .489
Springfield .......... ‘’1 22 .488-
VVorccsier .......... 20 22' .476
Albanv ............. 20 24 .455
VVaterburV .......... 16 32 .333
Games Today.
Albanv at Hartford.
New Haven at Bridgeport.
Springfield at Vl-‘aterbury.
Worcester at Pittsfield.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Columbus, 46: Louisville, 0-9.
Minneapolis, 8: Milwaukee, 5.
Indianapolis, 8: Toledo, 4.
St. Paul, 8: Kansas City. 4.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
31911111111455: Atlanta, 4.
Nashville. 3: New Orleans,
Mobile. 2; Chattanooga, 0.
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COLLEGE BASEBALL RESULTS.
Harvard. 4: Yale. 1.
Dartmouth. 4: Vermont, 0.
Michigan. "' California, 0.
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