ONDAY. JUNE 1,1925.
Every Little Offer
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';.*Seothn Has A Great Big Value All Its Own?
PAGE THIRTEEN
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. SOLVENT NOTICE AUCTIONEER ., 335 000 TO 1.05an 1ng “a .n‘
trlet or Norwalk. so. Probate Tel. ales-1s NorwslkVV ilrd mortgages. Easy terms; any
. May 22. A. D.. 1926.
V etc of Sarah E. Bodwcll lute
1‘ rwalk in said District. deceased.
Court of Probate for the Dis-
! Norwulk, hut limited and lil-
slx months from the date
1 for the creditors of sold Es-
0 exhibit their claims for set.
lit. Those who neglect to re-
their accounts. properly at est-
within said time. will b0 de-
iii a rccovc1y. All poisons in-
d to said Estate are requested
lie immediate payment to
liAltlllld ’i‘ B. Wiflis‘l)
. LAURA SMITH
ccutriccs 44 ll‘nlrfield avenue
1 Nerwolk. Conn.
Joseph A. Angione ‘
WOOETER AND DAVIS
A. It. WOOBTIB K. W.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Formerly Examiners U. 5. Patent
Cities.
1115 Main 8L, Bridgeport.
Bend for Booklet on Patents.‘
VALLDRIE’tl EXPRESS —- Dally
service between News“: and
Dsnbury. Also local, trucking.
Nerwslk oiliee trolley exp. Phone
615-8. Dssbury omce 228.
DAVIS
CONTRACTING —- Mason work.
grading lswns, drives. 'ronds.
Trucking. Band. gravel. cluders.
Loom for sale. Elizabeth Law-
nstler. having left my bed and
rd. May 27. 1925. I will not be
pensible for any debts contract-
by hm. Sir-tiled,
11' MIN KUENSTLER.
q AMOUNOEMENTS ton. Phone 261. Barton.
,, ”mm“ " WINDOW CLEANING .— Quick and
‘ , reliable service. Stores. offices,
I” "" my wife. Bornerdine factories, residences. etc. Contract
by day. week or month.
CITY WINDOW CLEANING CO
90 Wall St. Phone 2563
or out of town. Buying mortgages.
Room 308 Commercial Bldg... so
Wail’ BL. Nerwalk.
LIVE BT00!
Poultry and BETH“
Cl)
HUSKY BABY CHICKS—Barred
and White Rocks. Reds. Leghorna;
Ducklings. Wishbone breeders.
laying hens. poultry supplies.
Phone 4013. Weston Live Poultry
Market, 58 Main street. Norwalk.
MERCHANDISE
Articles liter Solo
FOR SALE—shew cases. rcfrlgora-
tors, Bode Fountains. Cash Reg“.
ters,Sc11lcs,Snfcs, Cofleo Mills.
Moat Choppers, Meat Market and
Restaurant Equipment. Cash or
credit BRIDGEPORT SALES
Co , 261 Noble menus. Bridgeport,
Conn.
Moving. Trucking. 'snorage 25
_ . Lost, round 10
. ‘ {VD—ll party who dropped bill
L.VCeldcn‘s Store. So. Norwnlk,
liar Day will gall lit 15 Berkeley
same by
et, she nlul have
ntifylng.
NESL‘ Si’ANllJL—(Whlto and
ck) lost Sunday 11itcr.noon
Vrlliward it returned. Phone 2474.
“-—-—lleldc1 with key 1!. near ltogcr
low school. Monday Ziiiiy'.’ 5.th
Eward please retuiil to Sentinel
NAGY EEOC—Storage. All kinds
local and ion". distance trucking.
Piano hoisting.
moving, B-ton Mack dumps. 100
Conn. Ave. Phone 318. Daytime:
304 14 Nights.
Pointing. l’aperlng. Decorating 26
“’INDOW SHADES
We sell them and we hang
HUMI‘IRS & SOSII'JRS
liicm
I’iilnts. Window Shades, \’iir11lnlirs
S-ltl ltnili'oud Arm, 2' Wall St.
So. Nor“ 111k Norwalk
co.
N01,“; l’rowllrulial services as
to..
o pi—Two'checke. made out to the HAIR DRESSING MARCEL WAV-
VMmcr of it. Conley. between 30%: INC—round curling. scalp treat-
"our! Washington “”09““ ‘ 0“ ments, slngclng.. shampoolrig. tint-
ed irwulk. 1‘ ma" please return to lng. Henna Packs. Manicuring.
.‘ itlncl Office. V Facials.
.er: MARINELLO BEAUTY. SHOP.
,tur . AUTOMOTIVE 62 West avenue. . Phone 485.
35;: Automobiles 1001- Sale 11 Tree Specialists 285.
'w AINS IN usuu cans — We
1: dispose of the few used cars
'l‘m’l have left before April in.
W e in and look them over. They
VP!“ st go at a sacrifice. We need
4.. space. Make your own terms.
0‘5”}. DlPietro. 49 West Ave. Phone
i9“ . Open evenings until 9:00.
‘will Buy your Ford new
Vilma New or Used Cars
i“. oseph Horosky, 7 West Ave.
._ tod Phone 2900.
l
ling” FOR SALE—1924 Suburban.
It..." 1923 Roadsters. two 1924
. . pes. one 1923 Coupe. 1923
Will take
ring. 1922 Sedan.
Call Nor-
ir old Ford in trade.
.11: 1145-13.
ROAI)STER——192". 'Ill
dltion. Price, $165. Call
hard street.
Al
10
: FOR SALE.
Ad Sedan 1922. A1 condition.
" d Suburban 1922.
14rd Touring 1022. . .
ts Bearcst Roadster.
,lck Touring 1926. only run 1
lies.
cars in good running order
and rubber.
O'BRIEN'S GARAGE
bster St.‘ ‘ South Norwsllt
‘ Phone 2832.
”0‘
:me SEDAN—Four door. 1924;
m t class condition. Call 205:.
it Oldsmobile Sedan.
4 Hupmoblle Tauring.
VAAST BROS.
CADILLAC. JORDAN
a‘HUIJ'MOBILE DEALERS.
M;
Two High Pressure
POWER SPRAYERS
At Your Service.
A. H. KELLNER
Phone 272 Westport.
Repairing and Refinishing 211
WANTED—Choirs to resent. Price
reasonable. Phone 2856. 'Edward
Chance.
EMPLOYMENT
Employment Agency 31A
CONNECTICUT EMP. AGENCY-
Mrs. A. W. Hitchcock. Mar. Good
positions for competent general
houseworkcrs. 8 West Ave.. Nor-
waik. Phone 2481.
Help Wanted—Female
GIRLS WANTED—41pm Noiwail;
Steam Laundry. 43 Day short, So.
Noruelk.
HOUSEKEPEElt-(White) lii i'uin-
ily of three adults. Phone 262:.
32
OPERATORS-Experienced on dou-
ble needle machine. for sleeve
setting. Apply L. Hirsch & ($0..
136 Washington street.
WANTED -— Gcncrui‘ houseworkcrs.
cooks. waitresses. laundressos.
chamhcrmaids and mothers' help-
Bpeclel vans for V
liulldlng slam-leis as
FOR SALE—Crushed stone. lean-1,,
sand and gravel. DO IT Concrete
Products. Inc.. Box x. 'Norwelk.
Conn. Phone 734-2.
Household Goods or
2‘. V.
we
\
milk. 0r complaining
Or any of those things.
further. .
him.
Sounds hard?
simple as one, two, three
Feniid column. The I
cry of many missing val
l—cnll 92 or 93 and ask
v ’ V ..
How Good A Loser Are You?
You may not believe in crying over spilt
But a really good loser goes one step ‘ ‘
lie sees what a little ad in The _
beatincl’ 5 Lost and Found Column can do for "
And be generally recovers what he’ s lost!
The only trick to it is i .
deciding to use a Sentinel ad, The rest is as. .
Honest finders watch thir paper' s Lost sudV
11
articles have been lost and who have lost them
are the connecting links that lead to the recov-
Remember this, next time you lose anything V i
. The 1-3 0 Classified Ads
. . Always the Same-Iii Service
Always DVlfl'ei-ent—In Opportunity
about your hard luck.
l .
ittlo ds telling what l' .
uebles.
for an ad taker!
t .
Foil S \I ld~il piece upholstered llv~
lug lOOlll suite Mahogany book-
case and two rugs. Phone 1701.
. e .
MATTRESSESa—ll‘rom the factory to
the home mattresses. box springs.
pillows and cushions. We also do
rcnovatlng.‘-making them good as
new. Tel. 317. Norwalk Mat.-
trcss 00.. 49 Franklin street,
South Norwslk.
Wanted-10 any so
FURNITURE—Second hand. bought
at highest prices. If you have any
Junk or metal to sell we will also
pay high prices. Call or write
~ 11. Jailco. 37 Fort Point street.
Phone 49!.
it’ANTlSD—Don't throw away your.
old clothes. if you have any. send
it. postiil card to I’. 0. Box 093,
South Norwalk. and we will call.
WI?) WISH TO BUY—«l. Platform
Scale, capacity 200-300 lbs. Olden
'l‘lmc Bottling Works. ll Van Zuni.
street, Phone 966-2.
BOOKS AND BOARD
Booms Without Bodrd
PUTNAM ROOMING HOUSE—All
conveniences with heat by day or
week. 55 Railroad Ave. 30. Nor.
ROOM-An private falnilyz‘ centrally
located: 111 llllpi‘OVL‘l‘lleillE; break-
fast if desired. 8 Putnam avenue.
near West avenue. Mrs. A. Hiri-
2161‘. Phone 3927“", -,
WALL ST. 92 Will rout furnished
kitchenette apartment of 2 or 3
rooms. Also nicely furnished
r.oms. Transients accommodat—
ed. Phone 1496.
Rooms for nousalecplng es
'iWO ltOOllS~Plcusant, furnished.
lhory coiivciilcnt‘o for light
housekeeping. Comenient to
trolley and center.i Inquire 60
Meadow street. So. Norwaik.
Where to Stop in Town '12
enccd in sea food. Apply at noon-
°f”' m” prim" ““9“" 3°“ 1111.1. TOP INN—Offers its spacious
wages. borwnik Employment
dance pavilion for dances, get-
Agcncy. 90 Wall direct. Phone t h i C l , 1
2563. Emciem help in oil branch- “‘9‘ "“1 °°‘ “V“ °““’ °'
CL outed. Catering service. Rates
‘f reasonable. For particulars phone
Help Wanted—Mule 33 2 2612
SHORT ORDER COOK—experi- REAL ESTATE FOR. RENT
Es: SEDAN— Like now. Will sac~ ey's Restaurant. 147 Washington Apartments In“ Flats in
V? m ce. E strcct, So. Norwnlk.
REGENT GARAG . V. . , .
ism James Cunningham, Prop. WANTED ~— All-Mound Kitchen CIECVTRALL‘ LOCATE? M0“?
5° Evenings. All Day Sunday mun. Apply at Rooncy’ s Rostnur- ‘F'rVO‘m‘ steam hen e? . “p” "
! liege. cars washed and polished. ant. 147 Washington street. So. 111:3”. nil Vilnpfovcmcn 5‘ ”mm!
‘ ¥Quick dependable service. Norwulk. “ "' A' G‘Eenmg‘ 8 H “1°
hut street. Smith Norwolk. Phone 1280.
‘1 EBAKER—Big six sedan. late WANTED—l'on-unlon linotvne op- ‘
'k ; perfect condition: new craters, hand. compositorn and HAPEL 51- 41"“"4'0011‘ 393"“
5110011“ extras. Price 3325. Hill newspaper make-up men. and mam; 5“ “lb”- bath. electric “Bhtv
Vii-‘19 Inn Garage. 3 East Wall St“ man to work on 24-page Scott per- ”my“; 3““ 0‘“ 0t “‘9 hands 0’
.3- ‘1 rwalk. Phone 3385. 1 Icctlng press. Some labor trou- “‘9 GNOTMGF?‘ rent. 330 1 month.
in d ble. Write "Bangor Commercial. Inquire “4 50““ MM“ street.
Auto Trucks For Sale 12 Bangor. Maine." none 60.
gum“, corms —~'ri - .
gilt ERAL TRUCK‘OM and one- rm nicnts:Efine15::a:?::§.lli$lxi:v:t
t1 1: ton; good running condition: Business Opportunities, 38 53 Osborne avenue East Norwelk.
so he body; pneumatic tires sii . .
sand; bows and canvass for ton LUNCH WAGON—for sale. Fully EAST AVI'. —- Seven-room apart-
nuire 9 Ely avenue. Phone 1588.
equipped, in first class condition.
lncnt; all improvements; garage.
REAL ESTATE 1'03 RENT REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Apartments and Fists at Room hematite 84
IN NORWALK-—Apurtnicnt. ocn~ BUNGALOW—Ncw. cogy .15er
traily located. 4 Rooms and Porch. bungalow; clog. ‘0 center; hot
steam heated; hot water. janitor water heat, bath. lights. gas.
service $50 monthly. Will sell for»
niture if desired. Phone 1701.
BPLEASANT ROOMS-with bath
and allimprevemeiits. in good
location. Phone 1065 or inquire
205 12 list avenue.
SPRING 812. nan—Five- room apait-
mcnt: all improvements. Inquire
33 Lowe street, or Phone 592-1.
SO. MAIN-8T. 178—5 rooms. all im-
provements. Also 5 rooms. hriit, all
improvements at 8 Elizabeth
'strest. Inquire Michael Olr‘nn, :02
li‘iax Hill Road, Phone 3168.
WALL SP. 44—Feirtlcld Bldg. 4
room apartment. every modern
improvement. Heat furnished.
Apply The Howard Agency. Inc.
Regent Theatre Bldg, Norwalk.
Phone 3400.
s
Business new tor Rent 15
FOR RENT-ism” and dwelling;
Connecticut evcnuo on Post road:
general store, lunch room. ctc.:
' tour rooms and bath upstairs; all
improvements. Phone All.
STORE AND ROOMS-Store, with
rooms in rear; reasonable rent;
good location for delicatessen. cen-
fcctionery, bakery or drug store.
Phone 2392.
TWO STORES—st 225 Liberty Sq.
Inquire at Van Zuni St. M. Pas-
cale.
Houses For Rent '11
COUNTRY HOUSE—At Silvcrmlnc.
furnished or unfurnished. Ideal
location; adjoining the river: large
private pond and water falls. Big
living room and tire pieces, live
sleeping rooms. scrvanls' rooms;
doublo'garegc. Frank T. Hutch-
cns. Phone 2991-3 Norwalk.
EAST AVE—belied July 1st to April.
longer. modern eight-room house;
bath. lavatory, hot water. oliburn-
lng furnace, two-car garage.
Phone 1916. References required.
REAL ESTATE 1‘03 BALE
Houses for Sale 84
BUNGALOW-dl‘alrfleld Park sec.
tion. Very tine location. six rooms.
bath. every improvement. in very
fine condition. open fireplace. hard-
"wood doors, largo porch. Plot 60
1100. Fine shade and lawn. A
balgain. 86,000.
E. A. STROUT AGENCY,
68 Wall Street Phone 3068
A BARGAIN—Two-mmily house:
all improvements: residential sec-
tlon: within city limits; should be
insert to be apprec1atcd.. Phone
90. .
COTTAGE S'l‘..
attractive. well built hon-0,, cen-
1——-Eest Norwelk.
$600 down with permanent mort-
gage, balance in small monthly
payments. Price. $4.800. Tel.
1757. ‘
FAIRFIELD PARK .— House '1'
rooms. all improvements. 1 car
garage. A bargain on easy terms.
Phone 1744-18.
FOR SALE—airmen: house: elec-
tricity. etc.: large lot: grapes;
fruit trees. Phone 3188-12.
FOR SALE—Two-fsmlly house of
ten rooms and improvements: in
good condition and centrally locat-
ed in South Nerwallt. Price 86.-
500. '1‘me arranged. For par-
ticulars see William F. Hoyt &
$32. as South Main street. Phone
BUNGALOWB - 2 family houses.
building lots. on easy terms.
Summer rentals. Slivermine. Ito-
wayton. Shore Front Park and
East Nelwslk.
Rents collected. Insurance of all
kinds.
THE TAMMANY AGENCY.
133 Washington at. So. Norwallt.
Telephone 38“. '
FOR SALE—House seven rooms all
improvementsnl Centrally located
on trolley line. For particulars
inquire st 92 Woodward avenue.
South Norwallt.
NEW COLONIAL‘ HOUSE-Six
rooms and hatinull improvements
I.‘ not Norwalk. Small amount down
Balance as rent. Dwrlgiit W.
Smith. Nomk st. 80 Neruaik. Ct. ..
Phone 3720W.
our NEWTOWN no...“ sore:
large kitchen: living room; three
bedrooms; hot air furnace; two:
car garage; price, ".000. Sec
Centy & Co., 17 1-2 South Main;
street.
SALE OR RENT—Country house:
furnished gel-unfurnished. in Ell-f
vormlne Artists' colony. Remodel-
led Colonial type house. near river.
Three acres. Largo living room
and tire place. Three sleeping
rooms. servant's room: double gar-
age. Frank 'I‘. Hutchens. Phone
2991-3 Norwalk‘. ~*
WILL SELL OR RENT—Beautiful
lO-room house. all improvements.
in Newtoxvn avenue. Let. 85:292.
two-car garage. Orchard on let.
Flue residential section. Shade
trees. Price to sell. 314.175; cash.
moon.
ALFRED K. ST. JOHN.
‘ Real Estate and Insurance.
11 Pershing st. Phone 8886.1
SILVERMINE—Artists' colony. near
New Canaan. 90 minutes .to Grand
Central For sale: Secluded.
quiet, ' cool. three-room. stucco
bungalow. with open fireplace. eut-
house; good well. Sanisep closet.
\Vl‘V ‘t Ids amen:
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w‘nsr ave. ——- llllsht~roem
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house' . centrally located: very
good residential section. See
Canty & Co.. 1.1 1-2 South Main
1 street. .. South Norwslk.
Biliglinm Oil? in Plane
To .Visllt Air Stations
NEW HAVEN. June 1 (AP).—
Unlted States Senator Hiram Bing-
liam left Bethany flying'fleld this
morning at. 10 dclock (D, S. T”) for
Lskoilurst, New Jersey, in a naval
airplane sent here by order of Sec-
rcary or the Navy Curtis D. Wilbur.
who hasxlnvltod Senator Blugham to
visit the principal naval air stations
on the Atlantic coast. In his thence.
lion Senator Blfighlm will also visit
the naval station at Philadelphia.
and the station at Hampton Roads.
Virginia. which is the chief air base
on the Eastern coast. The entire
trip is to be made by plane.
Senator Blngham. as a member of
the Senate Military Affairs Commit-
tee. is making an investigation of
military and commercial aviation.
In July he will go to- the Pacific
coast. where he will visit all United
states stations there.
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Canty £9“ Co
useltersdnsursm V
17 do. lain 3t. Phone 830
Money for Toilet
House Ropsi'r Bills
or other Emergencies
$25.00 to $300.00
Quickly Privately
Payable in small monthly
instalment at lawful
interest only.
No Service Charge
Bonus or Foe
Celi—Write—Phone
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Pubhc Loan Corp.
80 “mm. 81‘. NORWALK
Phone 3931
Room 203
Commercial Bldg.
Under Supervision of .
Stalin Banking Department
f Pride of PosseSsion
, More than any collector of .
art treasurers. the builder of
AV business has cause for pride
in the evident results or his
labors.
Would you. who take such
pride in your business success.
entrust it to chance? Fire, ec-
cldent. the forces of nature are
ever-present dangers. You;
cannot be safe without de- .
pondable insurance.
“’0 are only a 'phone call
distant. Consult us about your
insurance needs. ' '
(Copyright. 1925.)
NEW YORK, May :9.—'l‘horo
seems to be no idea who will be ask.
ed to accent the football coaching
job at Minnesota. left vacant by Bill
Spuuldlng. Anyone who takes it will
inherit an uncnvlahle situation: for
the Gopher alumni have been hon-
ing tor a team that will clean up
Conference rivals.
Spauldlng's retirement from the
Minneapolis institution shows what
may happen to s. uulveislty with a
good coach whose graduates are
howlmg because a championship
eleven is not developed as soon as
they think it should.
‘The writer knows of no higher
type of man than Bill Bpsuldlng and
he was doing I. good piece of .lvork
at Minneapolis. One wonders that
trustees, regents. faculties and so on
permit as much alumni interference
in athletics as marks modern inter-
collegiate sport.
The students themselves seem to
have a. better idea of sport. rejoice
in their, victories, greuch over their
defects and then forget about it
either wei'. '
And when it comes down to coach-
es in these modern football days‘tbis
fact should be remembered—‘41; ls‘a
mighty hard task for any Kridiron
instructor or group of instructors to
get by the sort of opposition that a
big team has to face.
Without stars approximating the
ability of Grange—which when all is
said and done is natural. not coach:
ed ability-any teum will lose
more often than it wins. The cat'eoVVl'3VV;
in 1024 of the two best teams in the” '
Westcin Conference. Chicago and
llllnois. splendidly coached and with
excellent material. shows the sort of
competition that an eleven runs
against these days. Each wen brll-.__.VV
liuiit victories and suffered surpris. Mi].
ing defeats a; were held to unlock... . -
ed for ties.
Spauldiiig goes to Southern Cull...
fornla where unquestionably he will
do valuable work.
1n the meantime George Little“
continues to make a. big '
throughout Wisconsin. They have
not seen anything like Little to the
state before. He has lost concluded to.
trip through the northern part or
the state speaking to various audi-
ences and by his personality et-V
tractlnir football material to Madison
01 a sort that: previous had been lost
to the Badger institution.
In the past Wisconsin has furnish:-
ed a goodly measure of star mater...
let for. other institutions the country
over. New Little is out to save this
material for home use and his man.
nor of going about. it is magnetic in ii.
the extreme.
As for the athletes at Madison they
are extra cly enthusiastic over their;
new athl tic director who, for one
thing. cut into the spring practise
and played almost every position bet;
tor than the student specialists could
play themselves.
Sports Done By Brown 'V ‘V' i '
The recent elevation. to the pres-
idency of the Brooklyn National
league club or Wilbert Robinson is
pleasing to the thousands of runs,
the hundreds of ball players and
the host of others connected with
baseball who know Uncle ltobble
intimately.
Their only fear is that he may
eventually find the dual role of
manager and president toe exacting
and lay aside his managerial garb.
This. in the opinion or many. would
be a body blow to the club and its
adherents. For Robinson draws
more real affection from the players
and Inns of his club than any other
man in baseball.
lie is of s. dlilerent type than the
others. lie has developed to the
nth (legion the happy faculty of
winning the confidence and per-
sonal friendship of ills players
without losing his authority as
manager and boss.
Most baseball managers will tell
you that players are prone to bite
the hand that‘s lending them—that
familiarity breeds contempt. Rob-
lnsen rules his men with a swede
glove instead of the mulled list. lie
permits his players to retain their
own lndlvlduaiittes —-— carry out
their own ideas of training and
pleying..ln so far as these methods
work to their and the club's ad-
vantage. {l‘hot is one reason why
he has such remarkable success
with pitChers. lie. makes each hurl-
cr feel that he is directing his own
activities. All that Robbie asks is
results ’ When he presses a point
CONNIE MACK
WANTS ANOTHER
NEW TWIRLER
Is in: Market for Capa-
ble Right Hander to
Round Out Stall
DETROIT. June 1—Itight now
the Ashore three of the best
right-handed fling’crs in the Amer-
ican' League in Rommel, Gray and
Herriss. ' -,
“We need another good right-
bendor to relate with the regular
staff.” mused Lennie Mack today.
“About every fourth game tilts
becomes apparent. As long as Rom-
iio gains it—‘wlthout "bearing donut".
on the player.
Robinson is one of four men new
high in the omclal circles of the Nod
tlonal league who once served terms"
as players. The other three are
Christy Mathewson. new president.
of the Braves. Branch Rickey, vice
picsidcnt and manager of the Care
dinels. and John Meal-aw. vice pro
ldcnt and pilot or the Giants. ,
It is an interesting sldellght on:
this tact that two of these maria-V
ger-exccutives entered the magneto
class after long periods of service:
as managers—periods in which they‘
won lame and pennants. The other,
two served with less distinction in,
managerial roles and found the road.
to "front oilice” jobs muchisherte
McCrsw had been managing the.V
New York Giants for something “"‘*
like two decades when the change,
in control of the club gave him the
opportunity to acquire an interest
and e. vice presidency in it. ‘V
In that time McGraw won s.
flock of league pennants and tho
\‘vorlds series at intervals. .. »
Uncle Robbie has managed [the
Brooklyn club for 12 years. He led
his team to a pennant in 1916 and'
again in 1920.11e has come close
to adding a third one in the cam-'
paig us since 1920 but couldn't nose
out the Giant machine.
Brooklyn fans see bigger days
ahead for the team as a result er
ltebinson' s elevation. Robinson will
have lice reign in the acquiring and
diSposing of players and in the gen-V3».
oral conduct of the team. ~,
the Yankees: Fullerton, Connolly.
of Chicago. or any of those twirl-‘1
ers. Just a fair-enough‘pitchcr.
“Baumgertncr complains oi an
aching arm and it doesn't seem. ton
get better. Possibly warmmeather {I}
will help him. Groves will housed.
only against certain clubs. Helmach
won't be available for at least a;
month. That is all there is to our,
lett~handers. if you leave out Wei-V;
berg.
"This pitching is going to‘ cause
some worry. We have to lead an- ,.
other seasoned right-hander. before "
June 15, the last day for trading.
1 don’t know how we can get hli’n.V
because I Won't swap any players.
but will make a straight cash deal.
"It's all bunic about our attempt-
ing to make a trade with Detroit.
No offer was ever received of ‘Rlp'._
Blue for “Cy" Perkins and Jimmy
Collins, 111 pitcher. and First Base;
man Ilykcs. In tht first place. I ‘
wouldn’t trade Dykcs for Blue, Col- ,1:
lips and a few other Tigers, and
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'. Budovsky. Located on the Post road. Doing Phone 234? i ' l 'l l
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C ii. or Phone 1706 after 5 o'clock. ‘14:,” "~ BC°°“‘~ 5' 30nd if» Lent 3‘30- Ready June lfit- 111- house. every modern lmprove- ‘ n' L 5 Railroad venue cspeCInlly high type of pitcher. lust ting.
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in, o orcy .1: .. .392 or 16.6. 17 1.2 So. Main St. best regulu, of the Red; Sox. who was sent to bender. we will be set."
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