3;}: commons:
l'rrsonals
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. .etrrinnnal and domes-
mns. strictly conn-
. .ymg both male and
”tors. Stmtord P. 0.
Confidential investi-
- time, any place. _
tore Sentinel.
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tractors, Lincoln
Iz‘utmns cheerfully
West
150
: address 1
result liCt‘.
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.~',i;i‘.-—-ln good we-
umm Must be sold
|-- iiros. garage.
_._,___.__..____—
t—lft‘ll. brand. new
:tion. Call 1145-13.
_-..._.______.._____
;'\ll‘\i)S-—LZSED
i‘crd now.
=1. 7 “'est Ave,
and 1359-4.
.0. l’hone 293.
‘ 4., ’7.le Six Packard
condition. two
zit. new but
.it garage. 50
_~‘.., Norwulk. Conn.
.2. 112.12 SEDAN.
2:1 TOY." WANT AT THIS
‘ YOU WANT TO PAY.
WASH.
smomzmo noun
0N AUTOMOBILES
A WAXING pnocnsa
' GEO. OLMB'i‘EAD
sr- REAR- MAHACKEMO
BOSCH MAGNETOS—Aii makes or
Msgnetos. Starters. Generators re-
paired and installed. New Bosch
Ignition tor Fords and all other
cars. 119 80. Main St. Phone us.
FORD REPAIRING — by experts.
Live and dead storage for all but-
teries Edward J. O'Brien. S
Webster 8t. 80. Norwalk.
CONTRACT MACHINE SHOP—
and garage. “folding and cutting.
Service at all hours including Bun-
dsys. "Go-Gas" and Sunoco motor
oil. Chsriis Koliigisn. 8 Steamboat
Place. foot of anlisnd El. Tel.
915. Nights 2918.
Emulate. Vehicles 4.
COWS—6 Jerseys and Holsteins.
Calves. All fresh and excellent
milkers. Due daily. Sell reason-
able or exchange for beef cow.
IA’hone 554-4 or apply at 9, Ferris
ve.
Poultry and Supplies 4|.
BABY cant—:23 per hundred, two
weeks old 832 per hundred. Bred
to lay stock. Hatches weekly.
Barcd Rocks. R. 1. Beds and S. C.
\V. leghorns. We will also book
it limited number of orders'tor 2
months old puliets for June 1st.
Delivered. Herald’s Poultry
Yard. New Canaan. Phone 439.
BABY CEDCKB—
Buy Conn. Stats tested chicks.
Leghorns. Reds. B. Rocks. Wy- _
sndottes. “Our honesty is your
protection.” Free circular. Hsll
Brothers. Wellingtord.
LAWN MOWERS GROUND—filled
for and delivered: also scythss.
sickles and shears. Charlie Rolli-
gisn. contract mschins shop and
garage. Phone 915. Night cell
2916. Foot of Haviland BL, So.
Norwslk.
O'BRIEN GARAGE—Cars washed
on short notice. Phone 2882.
BUSINESS SERVICE
Business services Offered 18
AUCTIONEER
Joseph A. Angiono
Tel. 2163-12 Norwslk
TAR SIDEWALKS—Repaired. W.
S. Louden. 80 Van Buren Ave.
Phone 3240.
NAGY BROS—Storage. Local and
long distance trucking of all kinds.
Piano hoisting. Special vans for
moving purposes. 5 ton Mack
dumps. 100 Conn. Ave..Phons 318
daytime. 304-14 nights. *’
Moving. Trucking, storage 25
VALLERIE'B EXPRESS -’- Daily
service between Norwslk and
Danbury. Also local trucking.
Nor-walk Omce trolley exp. Phone
62’5-3. Dnnbury ofllce "’0
Prinang, Engraving, Binding 27
MECHANICAL DRAWINGS—Made
to requirements of Patent Office
if so desired. Blue prints furnish—
mi. (‘nll or write J. J. Palinkas,
:I i‘rrm-h 91., So. Not-walk. Phone
Tree Spoclslists 28A
'I'rco Specialist
.-XOTOI’. EXCHANGE.
EH) COM} ERCE ST,
PHONE 3251.
'.‘.\T“ Q.—
‘, 17-23 TOURING. 6 PASS.
' iiAPSTER, 2 AS. 1922
.:.:"'71'::, 23:: ROADSTER, 4
:AN, 7 PASS.
: hours, 4 PASS.
:1,
1921. 5 PASS.
‘ 320 ROADSTER,
.37.? .1. ‘ "" TYPE. 1922. ‘ PASS.
'QT TOUR. 1922. 5 PASS.
_ -: 21921, 1 PASS.
‘ .LV, 1917, 5 PASS.
TAAST BROS.
L}. :, JORDAN. HUPMOBILE
DEALERS.
SHOWROOM
3*. Ava, NORWALE-
For
i.
TEL. 726.
SERVICE STATION.
C323??? T 51“., so. HORWALK.
TEL. 1366.
coupe. 1928. Driven
New car warrant!-
v
STA—4 7 :ss.
- 5. touring. 1928. Drivel!
5. Priced right.
B ENEDICT
_ -_.:_f
Distributor .
s 700.00.
Garage. Phone
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s FZYERAL BAP.-
5 :3.- L'SED CARS—-
3:7 RY’NABOU'I‘ . .. . $35.00
$0.00
75.00
65.00
35.06
’ Z T‘JUR.
' PEN DELIVERY
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T? W. FLINT, INC.
7 wnsrfim
T..\.FTSIFIED see“
".13.": MORE GOOD BUYS ‘
Tree Work Conn. License
.‘urmry Stock No. 26
Power Spraying
A. ll. KELLNER
Phone 3346 7 Grove St.
FOR SALE—Pen of White Rocks
now laying. Phone 3709.
HUSKY BABY CHICKS —- Barred
Rocks. Reds. Leghorns. Also
some tine Airedale puppies and
singing caustics . Chickens. Wes-
ton Live Poultry, 32 Main 8t..
Phone ‘05. %
P. ROMANO—Livo poultry market.
Poultry killed and dressed while
you wait. Fowl. roosters shd
broilers. First class service. Bani-
tary methods. 13 Chestnut St..
phone 8338.
Wanted—lave stint
NOTICE! WANTED TO BUY—All
kinds of cattle. Extra prices for
calves. Also pigs of ell kinds. and
poultry. Will exchangg milking
cows for beef cows. Notify Harry
J. Freedman. Phone 1659.‘
MERCHANT)!“
Articles For Sale
6]
OIL STOVE—2 burner Inwrcnce oil
stove. cheap. Suitable for bunga-
low. Inquire 151 S. Main St.
Shattuck.
Boats and Amos-la 52
FOR SALE-—Sloop. Length 24 ft.
beam 9 ft, (1/2. Bridgeport on-
gine. Steel tank. Copper piping.
fully found. price
Dr. J. J. Stier, 12
Ave. Phone 1933.
$250. Inquire
Harbor View
LAUNCH. 21 FIX—Fully equipped:
newly painted: two cylinder liar-
kor motor. Phone 2063-3.
MOTOR BOAT—21 ft. x 5‘53 it.
Round bottom, 2 cyl. Palmer En-
gine. 21 Bell Ave. So. Norwslk.
now BOAT—ll {dot—now. last
year. E. H. Robert's. 6 Hawkins
Avenue. East Not-walk.
Building Materials
58
lit-pairing sna Refinishing 2’
AUTO TOPS—Trimmings: rs-up-
bolstering of closed cars. Reason-
sble prices: best service. A. Hair.
corner \Voodward Ave" Grove 3L.
South Norwalk. Phone "8. '
CITY
REPAIRING ' CO.—
Open from 7 A. M. to 8 P. M.
High class work guaranteed.
Quality and low prices. 21 North
Main St. (opp. city hall).
UPHOLSTERING—And cabinet ms-
king. Pictures and mirrors
tramed. High grade work A
Bergstroxn, New I. O. 0. 1". Build-
ing. So. Norwslh.
EMPLOYEE“
Help Wanted—Female
HALL
I
GIRL-To assist in light housework:
no laundry; good home. Apply
F. .1. Angevine_ 170 Fla! Hill
Road. So. Not-walk.
MILLINERS e COPYISTS—-for we;
men's hst dept. The Crotut &
Knapp Co.
FOR SALE—Second hand lumber.
enough for double garage. George
L. Iirilton, 82 Fort Point St.
Fuel, M ruminants
LOAM—Highest ouslity for sale at
2.75 per yard. Also building:
stone. Further particulars by
phoning John Knapp. Wilton 61-2
“Intent—10 my 60
lined up.
section shows that new
, What’s The Line-up Today?
That’s what the followers of baseball are
now asking. All the “fans” are eagerly scan.
ning the sports columns these days.
'And those whose interests extend beyond
sports' are turning to the Sentinel’s A-B-C Clas-
riiied Columns to find out how Opportunity is
The Opportunity lineup in the classified
the game daily—and all of them are winners.
You can’t find out what Opportunity’s
line-up is unless you consult the classified sec-
tion. That ’s the only way of telling how many
“‘stars” are scheduled to appear.
And it’s the only way to make enough op.
portunity runs to win the game in a. walk»!
The A-M cum Ads
Always the Same—Is Berries
Always Din'srsut—Is Opportunity
“players" are entering
mmarsrosm
Mend [4nd Perish 83
BARGAlfluPi-oductive (9 acres. 8
room house. are places. born, nne
abode. elevation. nice view. state
rosd. nesr advantages. D. 8. Hull.
‘Resltor. stllsnd Block.
Houses tussle as
BUNGALOW — A new ave-room
bungalow with bath. lute lot.
Very easy terms it desired. In-
quire 4: Glenwood Ave.
FOR SALE—1 room hunch. all im.
provements. 5 minutes from Nor—
wslk P. 0. 85.500. Small cash pay-
ment. P. 0. Box 7!. Norwalk.
7 ROOM HOUSE—completely rodeo-
orsted. in best residential section.
Open fireplace. all improvements,
large grounds, 1 car garage. Ap-
ply 1 Canon 8t.. Norwslk.
ROOM HOUSE—Exceptionally
well built: improvements. Located
on Rowan St. East Norwalk. For
particulars address MIKE. W. An-
derson, Westport. Conn. Tel. West-
port No. 2 between 8 A. M. and
5 P. M. otter 5 P. M. Tel. SIG.
Wanted—Res: ates. so
GOOD COHEORTABLE HOUSE-—
Borne improvements. Prefer Third
district. convenient to depot. Ad—
dress Bome. Box (43 South Nor—
walk. .
WANTED -- A moderately priced
house for summer months. “'est
Ave. or vicinity preferred. H. H.
Vail. 2317 Courtelyou road. Brook-
lyn. New York.
ons‘sstrrsn nmrmv
.
ROOMS AND BOARD
Rooms “'ithout Board 68
\‘AN ZAND'I‘ ST. 3—1:.ast Norwslk.
A large furnished front room
with twin beds. Suitable for two
gentlemen. Apply above address.
\VCST AVE. S—large furnished
room suitable for two persons.
Phone 1994. ‘
Rooms for Homecoming so
FOR RENT—3 rooms for light
housekeeping. Also 3 separate
rooms with privilege or light
housekeeping. All furnished: all
improvements; private house, cit-an
reasonable. Phone 3018.
lt‘l'ltNlSliED ROOMS—Every con-
venience for light housekeeping.
Near center. Inquire 7 Grove St.
osnonxr: AYE. lS-One or two
furnished rooms. Light house-
kvcping if desired. Inquire at
above ruddress.
PLEASANT SUITE—z rooms. fur-
nished for light housekeeping. Gas.
light, heat. linen service. Front
single room. reasonable. adults.
References. Phone 2217 Hotel
Bristol, 94 \Vnshington St.
Wanted—Rooms or Board
l"l'R.\‘lSHED ROOM VVANTED—
Near center of South Norwnlk for
single man. R. l'. V. Company.
South Norwalk. Conn.
gnu. ssram ron RENT
73
REAL rerun ros nssr'
Apertments. Mats N
GARNER STREET.--5 rooms half
house. 2 attic rooms. lots or clos~
eta. Beautituily situated. three
minutes from trolley. Every
modern improvement. Central.
Phone 1027.
GRAND ST. 7—hor'wsik. four rooms
all improvements. first floor. with
garage. Inquire 8. Kaplin, 77 So.
Main St., So. Norwaik. Phone
1612-8.
GROVE 8‘11. lS—Four room spart-
ment. all improvements including
heat. Inquire within or phone
155242 or 1581.
HEATED APARTMENT—7 rooms.
From June 1st. Apply Kreigcr
block. 80. Norwalk. Conn.
PUTNAM AVE._ 87—9 roomsz, sll
improvements. Inquire 108 West
Cedar St. Phone 2058.
5 ROOMS-“1th improvements. In-
quire of D. E. Gorharn (20.. or
Robert Joselovsk)’. East Norwalk.
4200313 To next—4n rear of Paris
Store, 33 So. Main St.
STORE \VITH ROOMS—Together.
Just the place {or Barber Shop or
Ice Cream parlor. 2 family house
for sale. Inquire 2i Clay 82.. So.
Not-walk.
SL'MMl'l‘T AVE. 38—50. Norwalit.
To rent. five clean. pleasant rooms:
all: improvements. Inquire
week. A. Strsub.
FURNlTURE——second~nand. sought
at highest prices. If you have any
Junk or motel to sell we will also
per high prices. Csll or write
H. J 37 Fort Point street.
Phone ‘99. -
HIGHEST PRICES PAID — For
second-hand furniture. Call 903
or write to H. Ash. 44 Water St.
Apartments and Fists fl
APARTMENT—Five rooms. steam
heated apartment with all im-
provements. Garage and garden
space. Rental 83:3. Phone 1787
or 3108. Scribner Ave.
APARTMEsz—One five and one
six room steam heated apartment.
TWO WAITREBSEB—George's Con-
fectionery. 9 Main St. Norwalk.
Help Wanted—aisle 83
BOY—A chance for an ambitious boy
to learn good trade. Must be
willing to work hard.- Address
"Boy." clo Sentinel.
MAN—to work in Dairy.
Simuons “mien—fine
Call 8610.
87
CARPENTRY—It you have any re-
FURNISHED ROOM. —— In Private
family. All improvements. Break—
fast if desired. Centrally located.
8 Putnam Ave.. east of West Ave.
LARGE FURNISHED-Front room.
suitable for two men. with im-
provements. 18 1-2 W’ebster St. or
phone 1197712.
Newly decorated: five minutes'
ROOMS AND BOARD wall: from, station in good resi-
d dentist section. Phone 3108.
n “uh rd , 7 con. CEDAR ST. and CONN. AVE.
IN EAST XOR\VALK—-Roém‘ and .—._Five rooms. all improvements
board 1'0" “V0 gentlemen. Cull including bath. inquire within or
2952 after 6 o‘clock. Tel. ’2255.
Rooms ““1010!“ Board 68 CENTRALLY LOCATED——4 pleu-
t ant rooms; all improvements;
COUCH S'l‘.. T—Furnlshcd room. near trolley and station. C111
centrally located. in private family. 37.55.
All improvements. Call or phone
6.89-2. FIVE: ROOMS—And bath. all im-
provements; in nice residential
section. New house. Adults only.
For particulars phone 2851.
FLAXHILL ROAD. 233—5 rooms.
all improvements. Inquire above
address or Phone 264:.
FOR RENT—Four room rent first
floor, all improvements. Coal fland
oor
SUMMITT AVE. 38-—-'l‘o rent. tlve
clean. pleasant rooms. all im-
provements. Inquire all week. A.
Straub.
TW'O SETS ROOMS—On Ely Ave.
3 rooms in each set. Light and
gas. Also two large stores. In-
quire Mrs. Nam 15 Lowe St.
80. Norwalk.
all .
FOR SALE
10-room house. large barn. with
six lots. “’9“ located in First
District. Price .. ...... $8.000
9-room single house, all improvc~
ments, just. of! \Vcst avenue.
Very desirable at $8.300
6-room house. just completed,
Marvin Beach. All improve-
ments. Price ........ 37,500
J. M. O’BRIEN
4 80. Main St. ‘ Phone 977
— L O A M ——-
Three dlffcrent grades.
Gravel and Sand and. Build-
ing Stone.
NAGY BROS.
100 Connecticut Avenue
' —Phone 318—
,. I ,.
gentriaczal
it“) .‘it n K.
e , s
“ Strict Privacy
You'csnborrowuptomouyourhome furniture
{which forums :1: your possession), without ember-rose.
mg inqui or interference with your family and business
affairs. we guarantee strict privacy, we mean
thatnoonencedcmknowyouborrowcd. ‘. ’
Your relations with us are confidential from the moment
you make application until your loan is repaid.
We finance the man without bank credit.
Hone; fore/Is, Need
Benefiual' Loan Society
Open 9 to 5.30 Sundays 9 fl !
3mm,nogas_ omnimmmxm
GEORGE BULTZMAN
Carpenter and Builder
Window Screens
Making Screens a Specialty
R. F. D. 37 Phone 1016-13
OLYMPIC suits; 3
PRODUCEDIN -
COLLEGE MEL-1
NEW YORK, June 3.—Amerloa’l
l hopes of a decisive victory in de-
fense oi her Olympic track and field
laurcls in the international games at
Paris in July have regained a bright- ‘ ‘
er View as a rtsyuit of the spectac-
ular array of performances in the in—
tercollr‘giate championships, the
most important group or prelimin-
ary test: yet concluded.
\thrc six months ago. new ms—
. torial appeared lacking in top-notch
Ecalibre and veterans seemed to be
gslipping, new and expericnce per-
; formers alike now are rounding into
condition that promises the keen”:
sort of a battle for the approxim-
ately 125 places to be filled on the
track and field squad that leave.
June 16.
Record—breaking performancenln
several Olympic trials in the mlflgjo
\\'cst and South. together with .. _
array of brilliant fonts that rug 0
track history in the intercoll .
championships at Cambridge. 9'
an Olympic test, were the (level
ments that ‘buoyed up Amerioon_
hopes. The results f these Incas
fnrr-cast a mighty battle of lpé‘d
and bruwn in the final trials at Cali-
bridge June 13 and 14. ‘
Outstanding in the list of trek»
achievcmcnts were the feats of Ian
Riley, Illinois A. C. timber-toppii'.
in setting a. new world‘s record M
'1 O’Connor Taxi Co.
Oflers for your “service the finest
fleet of seven end five passenger
closed cars lr the Norwnlks.
PHONE 58
—
GENERAL INSURANCE
WILLIAM F. HOYT
& SON
REAL ESTATE
46 SOUTH MAIN STREET
PHONE 435
FOR SALE
SEVEN ROOM HOUSE. upto-
date in every respect. Four
)cdronms and both on second
floor. Hot water heater.
.- .. ..
9
baths and 2.
furnaces. Nice location.
For these or any others consult
l
a
!
TWO FAMILY HOl'SE, with all I
improvements, l
l
Canty 59° CO.
17 80. Main St. Phdne 830
nealtors---Insurance
.._.__......._,....V.._
USED CAR
CLEARANCE SALE g
Our entire stock being sold at
mtrked reduction in price.
ALL MAKES & ALL KINDS
Fords. Dodges, Buicks, Oak-
lands, Over-lands, Gray, Stude-
baker, Mcrcer and many
others.
ALSO RECONDITIONED
HUDSON AND ESSEX
Liberal Terms.
COME IN AT ONCE.
ice box for sale or to use in store.
Phone 2239. ‘
STORE-all‘itted with lunch room
equipment. Suitable for lunch
room and bakery. 43 Van Zandt
St. East Norwalk. Inquire .M.
Pascale on premises.
Hausa tor Rene 1'!
SALE OR RENT—New House. sev-
en rooms and bath. fireplace. stone
chimney, furnace. garage. hslf
mile 08 state road. lot 150 x 159.
“‘EST CEDAR ST. nor-4 rooms: . The .
improvements. Inquire 108 “Fest Erwm M. Jennings (30.;
Cedar St. Phone 2058. Inc.
39“”- m '0' “a“ 75 27 Harrison St. Bridgeport
STORE. 60 BELDEN AVE—Good
location. very suitable tor barber ' FOR SALE
or delicatessen store. Also big 2 (anally dwelling. 14 rooms. some
improvements; good condition: lo-
cated in East Norwalk. 35,500.
For particulars
Ask JOHN T. HAYES
REAL ESTATE 8: INSURANCI z
7 Main St. Nor-walk?
We believe that $100 bonds
aflorbthe safest mvestment for
the individual of moderate
means and that as such they are
guining s well merited. recogni-
5? 1-10 seconds for the (OD-math
i hurdles at Ann Arbor, Mich. and
got Eric Vi'ilson. fleet Iowa I'nlm-
' sity sprinter, who eclipsed Chart“
Paddocks SCH-metro world's r9-
cord with a mark of 21 1-10 pec-
ollLlS. ,
Several new sprinting stars flash;
ml to the fore. notably J. B. Cheafi
of iimvard Finite University. Tenn.
who tied the world‘s loo-metre r0.
' cord of 1" 4-5 seconds at New 01‘-
km while George Hill. a product
of Lawson Rebortson's I‘ennsylvan’
sprintinc school. showed his lied.
to tho fast college men in the coun-
RECONDITIONED
HUDSON and ESSEX
CARS
These cars are like nctv and will
be sold at a. great saving to the
purchaser.
Vic also lune otlrcr good used cars
SEE US TODAY
T H E
ERWIN M. JENNINGS
COMPANY, Inc.
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" Harrison ”t‘ BudgePort try with victories at 100 and 23,.
yards in the I. C. A. A. A. A. chm-
_pionships. lowman of Syracuso
and Clark of Johns Hopkins were
among the favorites toppled by th
fleet little Quaker. .
Field performers also had their
share of the limelight in the b3:
college meet, with Glenn Battling.
hero of Stanford‘s brilliant but Vlh
attempt to overhaul Yale and Peni-
sylvania. looming as a likely 01m?
pic champion in two events.
t'aio Alto giant set new intercollo-.
giate records in the shotput and 4‘- "
cus throw. defeating brilliant fields
‘3‘ 9011! MW *9 in each feature. Another periods
Panu‘) and? on or was Bill Comins of Yale wk"
. . . shattered a 25-year-old colic“ “'
yourvacal‘ton dual championship record in the brood": I
”get IOIWC jump in the first day's trials and did
even better—2:1 feet, 8 inches—h
clinch first place in the finals.
be 8-.
~ Melisa-ms £59: .
policy bursitis: or
you at our office.
‘
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RACING SEASON '_
AT mom.
additions to gas range. kitchen cabinet. 35,590 on terms. Edward E. Lind- tion. Yields are from 5 to 1 per J. 1‘1. La on
$31.: siitfitiog: greased to give '7 ORCHARP St.—-3 1’00““. 1 with covering in dining room furnished. blomt Wilton. Conn. cent. . : & C Iyt V ’ ’
ouahestimato Eflytks. 1185-12. "Vin beds- on 1'1 floor» nimble To adults oan- ”mum” "‘ ‘ Inquirie- Ave W 5 0., no. ‘ :
, 7 ' for 2 friends. Also 3 unfurnished quired. Inquire 15 Gem" Ave. Wented mu m‘ a}— Young & (20‘ mp3!“ 5 l " OPENS T D ' a
CHAUFEUR—Mechanie. wants a Norris ont third floor} suitable for phone 1012—4. ‘ W ANTED .3 or 3 room furnished I 31031131688 ...Readtors—. .: .
vato'famil . Ex- spar men . Apply at above ad- "- NVEETMEN IS- . ‘ . 1
cwelletnznrggegf“r acre: ,0". dress. « FOR REN‘rob rooms. sll improve- tlst tor light houseiieexsx.sft:t!g 30(9an 31“.. 33 Wall St. g Insurance That Insure; . i
with last tamily. Willisn: Davis. merits. also new two tsmily he: location and price 0 . nonwm CONN. I . LATOhIA. K52. June l.--—Tho
Box 197. film.- 1-,}. 157-14, VAN ZAND’]: 81'. o. orurnished (or sale, 8 rooms. all impro all Sentinel. : Phil!” 2703 Phone 35 Railroad Avg. tivity of racing officials and the II:-
rooms with all conveniences by ments. Also 6 family hOUN- 1 THE CLASSIFIED section 1, en rival of thoroughbredsingreet nuns;- ,
YOUNG MAN—Would like to drive day or week. at above address. H. improvements. within" 11°“. “‘ opportunlly-meter. ‘ bets today heralded the opening on ‘.
for private family. Phone 1191-12. Ash. quire 43 “’oodward .Ave. Tuesday of the list annual sprint
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BELiEVE IT? .
racing season at Lstonls.”
With the Latonia. Derby sunbu-
ed as the mom important mall)!
the meeting. if not the biggest s1-’ '
fair of the year for throe-yesr-oldn. " l
the greatest interest will center in »»
this event. although such ma.“ 7‘
the Independence handicap. Latent
Oaks. Inaugural handicap and sits
others to be decided will come fl
for a generous share of W l V
The Insugural. s dash o! s till! I
and s. sixteenth. featuring t]: M
day's program. brings t ' ‘33
the best Mndicsp horses or w
west. .... ‘
Conditions at Latonis were H“:
to be more propitious than ever
fore, and the prediction VII so:
made that the coming ‘
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