FRIDAY, JIILY 31, 1925. -
SPECIAL PRICES
...on....
New Summer Novelties .
I
Cretonne, odd patterns
Broadcloths'. .......
$1.19
$2.25
Silk Floral Crepes
Pansy Canton Crepe . ..
Figured Silk Crepe ..
............29c
75c
assesses-ass
“Everything in TrimmingS”
THE SILK sum
2 Railroad Avenue
South Norwalk
NEW YORK.
Sergeant.
Ic Ali'l 1ND, WINS
BY KNOCKOUI' ,
OVER BAKER
Puts Sergeant Sammy
A w a y in Second
Round 'at New York
Last Night ~
July 31.—llarry
Gaitund made short work of hard-
hitting Sergt.
knocking him out In the 'second at
a scheduled twelve-round bout at
Dexter Park stadium
The bell saved Baker as he lay dead
to the world at the end of thirst
Sammy Baker
Baker lashed out like a madman
in the second and had Galtund bad-
ly oil when Harry cut loose a right.
to the jaw and again dropped the
who was counted out as
last night.
AS SOON AS OUR STORE Is IN CONDITION AND
OUR STOCK SORTED SO THAT WE CAN PUT IT ON
SALE WE WILL' HOLD A
AT THE
Gigantic Fire Sale
MARK-OF F SHOE STORE
42 SO. MAIN ST.
SOUTH NORWALK
Watch the Papers for Date
Schultze’s. Markets
HEADQUARTERS
39 69° 41 Main Street, Norwalk, Conn
BEEF
Rib Roast
(boned and rolled) 32c
B. & B. Pot Roast . 22c
Rump Pot Roast .. 22c
Solid Lean
LAMB
Small Legs of Genuine
. Springers .. 34c
Fore Quarters of
Genuine Springers 22c
Rib Chops
.. 38c
.Pot Roast 20c L0“! Chops . . .. 48c
ShOulder Pot Roast 16c
Stewing . . . .
......l5c
Hamburg Steak 18c
Round Steak 34c
Shoulder Steak 18c
Sirloin Steak .. 38c
Beef Liver . ..
Calves Liver . 40c
KITCHEN
SPECIALS
Roasted and Stuffed
Chickens (each) $1.35
' ’ ' ' ‘ 16c Potato Salad and
Baked Beans (1b.) 15c
Loins of Pork ....
SMOKED
Puritan
Skinned Hams 34c
Puritan sliced Bacon 48c
Shoulders
PORK
.1 29c
21c
VEAI.
Cutlets...........40c
Loin Chops 35c
Ramps 22c
Legs 14c
PRODUCE
Sunlight Butter . .. 49c lb.
Fresh Eggs . . . . .. .. . . . 40c doz.
OUR'MOIIO
Courtesy and Satisfaction
YOUR MONEY BACK IF
NOT SATISFIED
POULTRY
Young Roasting Chickens ..‘ 40c lb. Young Hen Turkeys . .. . . . . 45c lb.
FancyFowls
Broilers. .......
..40ch Long Island Ducks 35clb.
45clb.
BRANCIIES
Comer Washington St. and Railroad Ave., and 68 Cedar St. South Nor-
walk; 238 East Ave. and Liberty Square, East Norwalk; Darlen, Stain-
fOrd, Cos Cob, Danbnry, Bridgeport, Black Rock, Westport, New Canaan
and Ridgefield.
THE LARGEST DISTRIBUTOR OF M E A TS AND F_ I S E IN CONN ,
:1 j, i.
ran EVENING SENTINEII—SO‘. NORWALK, CONN.
BOAT-HOUSE 0R HOUSE-BOAT? ' "l
The McCobb mansion built in 1800 is being carried intact rom it
original site at Phippsburg, Me.. to Roekport, as miles down the rim-
This shows the mansion. still perlcct In interior and exterior fitting», 3
loaded on a sea-going barge en route to its new location. '
he was trying to trace his head
through the liner.
it was Just about as furious a set-
to as any of the lads have out up
around' here In moons. Gailund
lIId the Indian sign on the tlyeI
lighter. He was the man who ston-
peIi Baker in his only knockout sic-I
{I at and for some reason or otheI.
linker did not relish this second
l|l(‘"lln§. He fought viciously
(Inll'und hit straight. hard and for
keeps. The soldier‘s dream of re-
venge didn't come true.
Lew Preston and Ralph leeho
drew in the openina’.
stopped Phil Weinsberger in the
second bout. I’hil complained oi
every body blow and um rel’ercc
tossed him out.
'Sid Biert scored an easy six-round
victory over Lerney Hunnagle in
six rounds. Andy Deyodi knocked
out Walter Piano in the iirst round
or a. scheduled eight.
NATIONAL LEAU CE.
W. 1.. Pet.
Pittsburgh ......... 56 36 JIM
New York ......... 56 39 5.59
t'lnclnnati ......... 50 44 .532
llrooklyn .......... 46 45 ..I00
' St. Louis ......... 45 :I1 .IIIIlil
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
W. 1.. Pct.
BEDDICK \‘s. SLA'I'I‘ERY.
VANCOUVER, B. C., July 31.—
.leck Itcddick. Canadian light heavy-
weight champln. has been matched
to meet Jimmy Slattery in Buffalo
early in September. it was announc-
ed here today.
GONNOLLY RELEASED.
BOSTON, July 81.~—-The Boston
Red Sox management announced
tonight release. under option of In-
fielder M. 'I‘. Connolly to the Mobile.
club of the Southern association.
Connolly will leave tonight to re-
port to Mobile coming back to the
Red Sox at the close of the season.
5 Leading Batters
In. Major Leagues
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Player-Club. g. ab. r. h. Pct.
fip'k-‘r. Cleve. 91 359 76 144 .401
Rice. St.L.....‘ 69 214 57 87 .389
H'l'rn'n. Dot. 93 846 54 184 .887
Cobb, Dot ...... 82 815 es 121 .885
aisler. ELL... 97 428 77 158 .869
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Floyd-Club. g. ab. r. h. Pct.
H’rnsby. ELL. 88 3:0 8! 121 .397
Wilson. Phil.. 6: 195 28 75 .385
Stock. 31’... as 840 as 180 .882
B‘t'm’y. SLL. 98 894 56 149 .778
F'rn'r. Elm. 81 327 64 128 .876
_ Special—
my; u. 'a M ossessa a“
urgaWodgeOuslIioas....81.oo
Liberty Sq. Garage
:01 a. winner. ..I. Norwalk
1.1 no
m ammo
mm man
enough as far as he went. but when j
clipped he folded over so meekly. I
Joe Lavina .
4: is .467.
........... 41 as .IIII‘
............ as, 58 .III::
w. 1.. hr?
Philadelphia ..... . 62 82 .BI‘nI
Washington ....... 60 35 .63:
Chicago ........... 5t 46 .510i
Detroit ............ 49 49 .500
St. LouIII-.. ........ 48 In .490:
Cleveland . ......... 46 52 .469
New York . . 4i 55 .427
Boston ............ 28 69 .289
Baltimore ......... 69 40 .6335
Toronto ........... -66 43 .find
Buffalo ........... 57 55 .I'IOQ‘
Reading ........... 54 53 .I'IUII‘
Rechestcr ......... 53 55 .401
Jersey City ........ 5i 56 .477;
Providence ....... . 41 65 .38?
Syracuse ......... 40 04 .3551
EASTERN LEAGUE. 1
W. 1.. Pet. I
Waterbury ......... 54 41 .III‘
Hartford .......... 51 44 .536
Springfield ......... 50 H .532
Albany ............52 46 .531
Bridgeport ......... 49 46 .517
New Ilnrcn .. . 7 .6003
“'orcester . III .457‘t
Pittsficld ... 61 .345
,Dlegel or Great Neck. N. Y.. defend.
Home Run Hitters in
Games Yesterday
l
l TESTERDAY'S llOMERS.
Season's
- - Total.
. ilartnctt. Cubs ..... .‘l 24
l llale. Athletics 1 0
Burma. Braves ...... I 5
Howdy, Giants ....... I 3
I Buckeye, Indians . . .. 1 I
THE LEADERS.
July 30
1025 1921
Hot-neby. Cardinals .. 26 M
Williams. Browns 24 iii
.‘leurcl. Yankees 2i ti
Hinnnons. Athletics .. iii 7 I
BottomlI-y. L'lll‘tllllills.. 16 ii i
I Meusel. Giants ...... 10 L3
lv‘onrnier, ltohina 15 2;: l
Kelly, (.‘IIInIs 15 ii
llurper, I'hiliies ..... 13 ii
. \"llglll. Pirates ..... IA I
l tioalln. Senators ..... l2 5
I III-III. Yankees ...... ll an
3 .im-nhron. Bnmns 11 13
:. “'I‘igliistone, l'lllliics.. ll :5 '
('Irhli. 'l‘igt‘ru ........ ll 2
‘ Robertson, Bruuns ._ II 2 3'
l ('uyler. I’ll-ates ... . . . it i I
I :‘IlslI-r. lirnuns ...... 10 ii
' Speaker. IIIIliIIIIs . . .. Ill .3
Snyder. Hinnts ...... It) 4
l W'SIIIIIIIs, III-nuns I" 4
1 Gehrig. ‘l‘nnkws iii .
Brooks. ('ohs ....... 10
“mil. Indium ...... ii ti
illIIIlIs. ("IIrIllIInlII II a
"lodi. lied Soy ....... ii -
IlnIksoII, (- iIInIs ..... II‘ (I
l Terry. Giants . . . 8 I
Grimm. Cults . . . ..-. . ti 2
Judge, Senators ..... 8 .
i wnIIIIIIIs. l’lIillics 7 II
, “heat, Robins ...... 7 7
Boone, Red Sox ....... 7 II
Miller. Athletics . . 7 4
lie". Cardinals ...... 7 l
H. Smith. Reds . 'I' .
l \l'ilson. (iiIIIIIs ...... II II
iiellInIIuIn. Tigers . . .. II It
‘ I’l‘lfit‘ll, (Hunts ...... 0 ti ‘
linunn. \l'hllc SDI.... ti 3 I
I Flagstead. It“! Sm. .. ii :I
‘UIIUHVONII, Giants . . Ii 2
l limnh. Reds ........ ll 2
, J. Harris. Senators fl 2
l .N'lIcely. Red Sox ..... ti 2
l I’II‘I lIal. Yankees 6 .
| it. .\_'mi1h, l’irntes. . .. ll ,
.\iI-.\ulty. Indians . ti .
t‘oehraue. Indians ii .
ir‘onseea. PlIiiiies . . . . n .
linrgrarc. BrmIIIs .. . 6 .
(‘m-lylc, Red Sox ..... ti
1 t‘nrlylc. Red Sox. . . . . (l
, ltiec. Browns ....... tl
l Ilnle, Athletics ...... (l
‘ IIEAGl'E TOTALS Tt) mm
National League ........... 4.30
American League 38!)
’ Total .. .......-... 845
I
l
TOTALS LAST F011"! YEARS.
July 30
1924 1023 1922 1021
National ...-.311 .177 MS 312
American 2...tII 295 324 31:;
Totals I ...... 578 672 tiilli
H25
TIMELY
‘ TIPS
By MORRlS ACKERMAX
There Is much argument about
up or down. Up streams seems the
best bet. The head 01‘ the fish is
away from you. You will not bt'v
seen readily. You will not start I
sticks. pehblies. grass or leaves
donn ahead of you. You can lead
your catch doun below you. \IheIc
you haIe already been.
You do not scare the trout in thel
pools abme y.ou
TENNIS PLAY EVE).
NEWPORT. R. 1. July 31.-——Thc
tennis teams of Oxford and Cam~‘
bridge for England and Bound and
Yale for the United States were tied, ‘.
three all. after the doubles and slII-_
glee matches played yesterday. The
Americans came through in tIIII
doubles and a. single match while
their riIals were \l_ctorlous in 1va
singles and a double match.
Play on both sides was consist-
ent but not particularly brilliant.
DIEGEL IS LEADER.
TORONTO, Ont.. July 31.—-—Leo
ing champion, took the lead in the
“fli- doy'a play tor the Canadian
open golt championship yesterday
WRIT“. two under par. He had a
margin ot 3 strokes on his nearest
rivals, Frank Sproggel. of Saginau
Mich. and Mike Brady. 0! Llamas-
oneok. N. Y
llurtnelt. (.‘IIhs ...... 24 I?) " ~~
Sale
Starts
Tomorrow
39-4.: West Washington St., So. Norwalk
......WWWWm—W" ...—....
..me
Sale
Starts I
Tomorrow \
DRESS SALE-
Use your credit for your August vacation
We will place. on sale for final clearance our entire
stock oi silk,“ cloth and wash dresses.
“'5 to $7 dresses will go for
$2.00 and $3.98
Our $10 to $12 dresses will
go for
fl
.
,,
whether a. stream shOuld he fished j ‘
_.._.—-
marmosannm
.\
-—Ad\ortlse in the sentinel tor the' I i
”best result!-
Annual Summer Sale
MEN’S AND YOUNG MEN’S SUITS
$ 1 9.50 ~3— $29.50.
$25.00 and $30.00 grade
$35.00 and $40.00 grade
Annual Shirt Sale
UnderwearSale- SweaterSale
OF SPECIAL INTEREST
Tworuacr SUMMER suns
$17.95
These are Tropical Worsteds
That ~Were $25.00
()1’.
Friday. July; 31st "
These are Mohair and
Pahn Beaches, formerly $15 to $18 '
, $5.98 and $7.93
Our $15 to $20 dresses will Our 325 to $32 dresses will
go for go for .;. l
‘ $10 and $12 $15 and $18 I]
Silk sport skirts, regular and . Millinery ‘
. extra sizes. Values $12, $15 500 trimmed hats, values “P,
; , and $18,,will go I.» to $0 “3 s$°2t°r
. . an .
:3 ‘ 55°00 cad! Only One to a Customer . I
Cash . or credit price the same I ‘
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