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AUCTIONS—LEGAL.
[Algal Notices
,_
.1
NOIiWALK HOSPITAL
TXON.
ANNUAL MEETING.
Notice is hereby given that the
Annual Meeting of the Norwaik lies-
pitsl Association will be held at the
Hospital on Tuesday eveninu. Octo-
ber 13th. 1926, at eight o'clock, tor
the ioliowing purposes:
the officers of the Association and
act upon the same.
2. To hear the reports of any com-
mittee appointed by the Association.
its President or the Board of Direct.
ors which may be presented and to
act upon the same.
3. To choose four Directors to
take the place of those whose terms
expire.
4. To transact any and all other
business proper to come before said
Annual Meeting.
Dated at Norwalk. Conn. this 6th
day of October, 10:5.
JAMES '1‘. lIUDBELL.
Secretary.
SOLVENT NOTICE.
DISTRICT OF‘ NORWALK, 113.. Pro-
bate Court.
1925.
. Estate of Mary A. Mead. late of
Norwaik, in said district. deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
A-B-C ‘AD Index
lsNNOUNcaMEN'rs—
n-Dcaths
g2-Card of Thanks
8~1n Memoriam
ib-‘Funerai Directors
.6-—-Monulnents. Cemetery Lots
tie—Occletice and Lodges
0-4.0” and Found
‘UTOMOTIVE—
A~Automobilo Agencies
1—-Automoblles For Sale
Z—Auto Trucks For Sale
3—Auto accessories
lt—Garagcs-—Autos for Hire
.lo—Motorcycles and Bicycles
7—Wantcd—Automotivo
SINESS SERVICE— ,
Sta-Business Scryices Offered
104—Buliding and Contracting
iii—Dressmaking and Millinery
BG-t-Truckl n g—~Storane
int
28 Professional Services
29~Repuiring and Refinishing
Ill—Tailoring and Pressing
il——Wanted——Bustnees Service
, .1 PLOYMENT—
Ska—Employment Agencies
82—Heip Wanted—Female
pits-Help Wanted—Male
flit—Holpwliialo and Female
. , ”terminations Wanted—Male ‘
. FINANCIAL——
Sis—Business Opportunities
dO-r-Money to Loan—Mormons
I STRUC’l‘ION—-
iii—Local instruction Classes
Iii—Musical,
dfi—Wanted—Illstmction
'l STOCK—-
d7—Dogs. Cats, Other Pets
{sh-Horses. Cattle. Vehicles
d9—Poultry and supplies
fill-dwantod—Live Stock
RCHANDISE—
Sl—Articles For Sale
Lei-Barter and Exchange
I—Boats and Accessories
8-Building Materials
,- merit
5—»Farm and Dairy Products
lie-Fuel. Feed. Fertiliser
7—Good Things to Eat
tuliousehold Goods
O—Jewelry. Watches. Diamond!
1—Mnchinery and Tools
8'2—Musical Merchandise
‘62 a—Radio Equipment
3—Seeds. Plants. Flowers
, 64—Speciais at the Stores
‘ 65—-Wearing Apparel
06—-Wanted-—To Buy
. - OOMS AND BOARD—
iii—Rooms With Board
its-Rooms Without Board
Gil—Rooms for Housekeeping
70—Vacation Places
é71—Where to Eat
lie—Where to Stop in Town
8—Wanted—Rooms or Board
ESTATE FOR RENT—a
d—Apartments and Flats
S—Business Pieces For Rent
.16—Far1ns and Land For Rent
’ 7~Houses For Rent
—Oflices and Desk Room
Bent
1-Wanted—To Rent
‘ 1A1: ESTATE FOR SALE—-
f n—‘Brokers in Real Estate
33....Buslncss Property For Sale
'gS—Farms and Land For Sale
Biseflouses ltor Sale
‘s..—Lots For Sale
Sale
y-Suburban For Sale
”.To Exchange—[teal Estate
fig-Wanted—Real Estate
it CNS-LEGAL—
figs—Auction Sales
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32—Heating. Plumbing. Roofing
Ila—insurance and Surety Bonds
Odo-Painting. Paper Ag. Decorat-
‘ ssgnswcitors. Canvassers Agents
SCH-Eltuuttona Wantedal'emale *
Dancing. Dramatic
‘i—Buslnesv and Office Equip-
9—Shore and Mountain — For
3¢~Shore and Mountain —— For
THE SENTINEL allows
V As an accommodation
”tension of its public service.
CREDIT
to those
CLASSIFIED
"ADVERTISERS
> who are telephone subscrib-
e", Bills are mailed
nlptly on the date of tint
filed with the exception
that in view of the courtesy
extended they will be paid
before the sev-en -day cash
discount has xpired. The
donation of this policy
dependent on tho oo-
opera: .inn given by the public
in mtnnnizlnu collection es-
msa by piotnpt payments.
trict of Norwalk hath limited and
allowed six months from the date
hereof for the creditors of said es-
late. to exhibit their claims for set-
tlement. Those who neglect to pre-
sent their accounts. properly attest-
ed. within said time, will be richer-
rod 11 recovery. All persons indebt—
ed to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment to
M
merit dated the 28th day of Septem-
ber,1025. by and between Jacob
Libnei and Mildred Libner. at said
Norwnlk. of the first part. and Julius
A. West and Bessie L. West. husband
anti wife. of said Nor-walk. of the
second part, providing in substance
nor. a utter male child of said par-
ties of the first part. has been filed
in this Court: and
Whereas, said parties have made
application to this Court for the. an.
prove! of said agreement;
Ordered. That said application be
heard and determined at the Probate
Office in Nortvaik. on the 15th day
of October. 1925. at Z‘o'clock in the
afternoon, and that public notice
thereof be given by publishing this
orderin a newspaper having alois-
eulation in said district at least five
days before said day of hearing.
HENRY 1V. GREGORY.
ASSOCIA-
1. To hear the annual reports of
October 8th. ' A. D..'
for the legal adoption by the parties .
of the second part at Lawrence le- .
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Compiled from “Tide Tables of the Atlantic Coast of the United States.” Issued by the
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey, giving the time of ‘
HIGH WATER AT WILSON POINT, NORWALK HARBOR, CONN.
The figures at the left above the day of the month give the time of High Tide for A.
11., below for P. M. The figures at the Right of these give the Height of Title in Feet
1
FOR. SALE- . ,
I have a 'bur to: some ...-1...
‘ make it a profitable “WW
Tb“ “a“ ”9‘“? 00-: l
‘ Keeler nulldltls. " ‘ ‘
Tel. 559. South. Norma.
dential sections. Every convenio‘
Lot 60:220.
A. K. ST. JOHN
, Real Estate.
11 Pershing 8t. Phone 3331
lawns. drives. roads.
Trucking. Sand. gravel, cinders.
Loom for sale. Elisabeth Law-
ton. Phone :61. Dariea.
Painting. Psperlng. Ina-turning so
WINDOW SHADES
lWe sell them and we hang them
80311038 .6 80101188
Points. Window Shades. varnishes
grading
8-10 Railroad Ave» 2 Wall 8t.
Tree when 28A
FCIEN’HFXC
TREE
WORK
A. B. KELLNER.
Phone 272 Weetport.
Repairing and Refinishing 29
J udso. WANTED-Chairs to re-seat. “Price
reasonable Phone 2856. 11' ward
ANNOUNOEEBNTS c1...»
Personals 7 Painting, Papermg. Decorating as
NOTICE.
Can be seen at 100 Bouton street.
South Norwalk.
1925mm; coupe $1,150
1925 Jordan sedan . $2,000
1925 Hupmobile roadster .. $900.00
1924 Oldsmobile, 5 pullsenger Sedan
$400.00
...-sues.-
.........
vii-Asr Bnos.
CADILLAC. JORDAN.
, HUPMOBILE DEALERS.
USED CARS-4% have them: come
in and look them Over; all makes
to choose from: in good condition;
make your own terms. P. .7. Di-
I'lotro. 49 West avenue. Phone
3616. Open evenings until 9.
BUSINESS SERVICE
Business 58er Offered
AUZ’MON Elite
..... ea
18
magnetoel. starters. genentors re-
paired and installed, New Bosch
ignition for, Fords and all other
care. 110 80. Main St. Phone lie‘.
GRADING—Lawns mowed. hedges
out. cesspools cleaned. Filling dirt
and loom for sale. James A. l‘ul-
ler, 93 Taylor avenue. Booth Nor-
walk. Phone 277877.
OUR CEMENT WALKS
A Specialty.
SANTO CONSTRUCTION CO.
Rowayton Ave. Phone Not-walk 2641
LAWN' MOWEHsrdens plough-
ed and cultivated. Work done by
up-to-date machine methods.
Phone 8515. Fred Hamilton.
LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED—
Have your Lawn Mower sharpen-
ed and put in good conr‘ttlon.
Alpha Plating Works. 94 Day
street. South Norwalk. Phone 9".
WOOBTER AND DAVIS
A. ll. WOOSTER ll. W. DAVIS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Formerly Examiners U. 8. Patent
Cities.
1110 Main St.. Bridgeport.
Sand for Booklet on Patents.
UPHOLSTERING—and cabinet
work. Picture framing. mirrors
and upholsterers’ supplies. Chair
caning etc.. A. Bergstrom, New
I.‘ 0. 0. F. Bldg. So. Norwaik.
NAG! BROE—Gfon‘s. All kind!
Conn. Ave. Phone :18. Daytime:
~ c' ll r-
]izil'ing left my lied and board I 53:23,?" ;:::8::Pl 5:31:17 ‘1.
will not be responsible for any debts Haviland “met- South Norwalk.
contracted by my wife. Margaret
L°Ck“'°°d- surnames!
(Signed) IRVING LOCK‘VOOD. "en. ‘VIIIIBfl--Wm a:
AUTOMOTIVE ACTIVE REPRESENTATIVE, Pcr~
,. . manentiy in Norwallt: over 30.
Automobiles 10' bale L" Light, easy. profitable outdoor
BARGAIN—Chevrolet touring. 350. work. Write The Wayne Com-
! ”unanimous 1..
Tel. 8103.1: Norwalk St. So. Norwal
you GIRL OPERATOR—Rabhor Co..
30 MAORI-10.”! mu" 0‘ 127 Washington St. 80. Norwalk.
\VA NTED—Cooks,
PAPER HANGING—50c double roll.
LURA A. KELLOGG.
Sugar Hollow Road, and Tenths'
Dunbury. Conn.. , ,
Administratrix. susmnss seamen PINANOIAL nouns asp noun
DISTRICT 01“ NOR‘VALK- “a P"°‘ Business Services Offered to Money to Loan—Morlgsgeo 40 Where to mop in Town 7:
hate. Com-t. October 8. 1925. . ‘
Whereas. a certain written asrce- CONTRACTING — mason work. FIRST AND SECOND MORTGAGES FURNISHED ROOMS—With or
LOANS.
Direct loans on Well 'locatl'd busi-
ness and residential property. Mod-
erate rates and prompt attention
given all inquiries. Also. loans for
manufacturing and mercantile ex-
pansion. State full details. inquire
Attorney Henry J. Klein. 23 North
Main street. South Nor-walk. Conn.
FIRST & SECOND—Mortgage loans
made. Buying mortgage. Easy
tig‘ s. Inquire 30 Wall St... room
Norwallr Conn.
LIVE STOCK
Hosea. Cattle, Vehicles 18
coon ALL mourn) Hones:
Will sell cheap to quick buyer.
Phone Wilton 5
Poultry and Supplies
HUSKY BAH! CHICKS—Barred
and White Rocks. Reds. Leghorns;
Ducklings. Wishbone b. ‘ s,
49
without meals. Also. light house.
keeping rooms: steam heat: mod-
em: on trolley line: one fare;
special winter rates. Colonial Ho-
tel. Rowayton. Phone Norwalk
419. '
IF YOU HAVE any kind of property
for sale. and wish results. give us
a trial. ,
The Fudge” Realty Co..
Kceler Building.
Tel. 559.
two family house. located Just on. 1
West Ave. House needs some” re-
pairs but price and location will
FOR 8A1.E_~Modern seven 'room
house in“ one of smoke rests
ence. Two baths. Two-car garage.
viii ls indebted
8 Draw
.14 Organs of hearing
15 A cage for handle
17 Formerly .
1’ Measure of area. . .
30 Lair- . 1
:1 Branches of learning
ill Exclamation o: laughter
at English coins . .
.24 Rubber wheel pad
25 By ‘ e
20 Clutches
29 Looking glasses
to sun. god
it Liouifies‘
83 Guitar ’
34 To recede
:6 Sycamore tree-
:8 ltivulet
40 Action
44 Guided
48 Employed
C 1 Islke
NEW SIX-ROOM BUNGALO—Gar-
use; sun room; two iavatories;
oft East avenue; 78,750. P. '0.
Box 496. South Norwalk.
HILL TOP inst—onus its, spacious
dance pavilion for dances. get-
togethers. etc. Conveniently to,
out Calming service. Bates
reasonable. For particulars phone
not. , ».
wanted-u-Rooms or m. 13
ROOM AND BOARD—Desired by
young man. First District pre-
ferred.‘ Address Box “It. A. D."
care Sentinel. .
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Flats 74
APARTMENT—Of 5 rooms and
bath. all improvements. to rent. 7
Orchard St.‘ Phone 857.
laying hens. poultry supplies.
Also, 'two Airdale puppies for sale.
Phone 405. Weston Live Poultry
bdarket. 58 Main street. Norwalh.
LIVE POULTRY—Killed and dren-
ed while you wait. P. Romano.
first class servlCe. Phone 3288.
Live Poultry Market. 12 Chestnut
ntreet. South Norwaik.
puny, Newark. New York.
BRIGHT YOUNG Girl tor clerical
work. Must be a good typist. Ap-
ply Cluett. Peabody & Co.. Inc.
EXPERIENCED—Salesiadles want-
ed. Apply in person at Ben Ton.
Washington streetl South Norwalk.
EXPERIENCED OPERATORS—on
power machines. Apply at once to
Henderson a, Ervin. 17 High St.
Norwaik.
EXPERIENCED OPERATORS -—
On Singer sewing machines. Also
finishers by hand. Apply at once.
Fatrfield Mfg. Co.. S Webster St.,
top floor.
FINISHERS AND FOLDERS—Ap-
ply Babhor Co.. 127 Washington
MERCHANDISE
Articles For Sale
PIANO—Excellent tone. Fine case,
mahogany finish. Splendid sc-
tlon; bargain. Must be seen to be
appreciated. $195.00. Easy terms.
Alfred Fox Piano Co.. So. Nor:
walk.
bl
' NOV.
FIVE ROOMS—mm all improve-
ments; near business center of
South Norwallt: reasonable rent.
Inquire at N. Fromer's. s Hanford
place. Phone 1626.
FIVE ROOMS—With some improve.
moms; reasonable rent. Inquire
97 Cedar street. Phone 1575.
16 GROVE STREET-{Four rooms;
all improvements; heat furnished.
inquire within or phone 1852-12.
lST—-.'itl Taylor avenue. flvo
rooms and bath; all modern im-
provements. Apply above address.
,equare inch to bite a bone. Tearing
0N SOUTH MAIN STREET-«Six
nice rooms: all improvements: im—
mediate poesesslon; garage it de-
sired. D. 8. Hull. 94 Washington
street South Norwalk.
5 ROOM HOUSE—On Hill street. off
Spring Hill Avenue. Newly re-
decorated. Lot 5011220. 3 min-
utes walk from trolley. Good price
tlglt'tuick buyer. Inquire 87 Spring
1 avenue.
it.
STROUT SUBURBAN SERVICE—
Branch of Strout Farm Men”:
sells over 5 .000 properties a year.
Branch cities: 08 Wall street.
Norwalk. Phone 8653.
TWO- FAMILY HOUSE - Garage:
halta acre on comer: owner left
town: will sacrifice for $4.260.*D.
S. Hull. 94 Washington street.
South Not-walk.
BRUNO’S BITE. ‘
...—......
BERLIN. —Dr. W. Trcslta, here,
has invented a machine to deter-
mine how hard his dog bites when
he whittles down a T.bone. Accord-
ing to the machine the dog must
exerts. force of 660 poande to the
meat of average toughness
only half as much energy.
takes
—-Adve ise in the Sentinel for the
best resul
4 ROOM APARTMENT—265 East
Ava, East Norwalk. Improve-
ments. Phone 468.
Building Material 58
ROLL ROOFING. 71.110 ran ROLL.
-—Slate surfaced. 82.00 per roll.
0. A. RANSOI. ‘
Dept. )1.
527 Concord Ave. Cambridge. Mass.
Farm and Dairy Products lib
FINE LONG ISLAND POTATOES
and Turnips: by boat. '1‘. Smith.
McKinley Place, Rowuyton . Tel.
3549-W. ‘ '
household Goods so
DINING ROOM SET-In excellent
condition: very reasonable price
for immediate purchaser. Inquire
mornings and until 8 p. m.. 89
West avenue. South Net-walk.
OPERATORS-On Singer machines.
184-136 Washington street. Top
tloor.
SALESLADY—Wanted with experi.
ence in selling dresses and coats.
Address Box S. L. cto Sentinel.
WAITRESS WANTED—Apply Gar-
den Hotel. 24 Monroe street, So.
Norwalk, Conn.
general house-
workers and chambermaid-wait-
resses. Apply at Norwalk Employ-
ment Agency. 90 Wall street, Nor.
walk. Phone 2568.
Help Wanted—Male
A YOUNG MAN who understands
Radio in all its branches, and who
can also sell Radios. Write Box
“Radio" clo Sentinel.
BOY WANTED -— Apply Rabnor
Co.. 127 Washington street. South
Not-walk.
BRIGHT YOUNG MAN as clerk. Ap.
ply at Commercial Hotel. 87 Rail-
road avenue, So. Norwalk. Conn.
33
OPERATOR—For slippers on Over.
lock machine. Rubber Co.. 127
Washington street.
ulmnssss. muows - cu...
MUST SACRIFICE — Dining room
FURNISHED ROOMS-For one or
ions. made. renovated and repair.
ed. Phone 717. Not-walk Mattress
Co.. 40 Franklin street. South Nor-
walk.
sct: mahogany, colonial chiffen-
dale; good condiiton: any reasons-
ble otter accepted. Also. other fur-
niture. Tel. New Canaan 705.
Wanted-Hm Buy dd
FURNlTL'RE-aecond hand. bought
at highest prices. if you have an!
junk or metal to sell we'wili also
pay high‘ prices. Call or write
H. Juice. :7 Fort Point street.
Phone ”I.
ROOMS AND BOARD
Rooms Without Beam
. .two quiet men. Convenient to
trolley or station. Quiet house.
Only two in family. Every con-
\enience. Hot water. bath. on
snmedloor. Telephone accommo-
dations. Phone 3841-12.
FURNISHED FRONT R O O 17-.
Large and airy: centrally located.
12 Ann street. Pheasant.
SHORT ORDER COOK—P“ y's
Restaurant. 147 Washington St.
So. Norwalk.
YOUNG MAN-4"” work in stock
KITCHENL'ITE APARTMENT --
Furnished. Ready tor occupancy
about Oct. 1st also 2 ouble'roolns
suitable for two ntlemen. is
local and MP distance truehins I,
Piano hailing. Special vans fol gmfm’m’” Chm“ ”am” ‘ -
'nlorlng, e-len Mack dumps. loo " '
~Advcrtise in the Sentinel roi- 111;!
IN 1‘ Mill“.
best results.
Wall BL. Norwalk. Phone 1490.
l" URNISHED—heom. next to C."- t.
4 ROOM FLAT—To let. All im-
‘provtmcnls. Opposite Tokenelte.
Road. Inquire in Brown's gro-
cery store.
4 ROOMS——On third floor. All im-
provements. Apartment * ready
Oct. 15. 21 Webster Street. In-
quire P. Slomsnsky, at 23 Web-
ster Street.
SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE—All im-
provoments. 16 Madison street.
Inquire same address.
SIX ROOMS—Second floor: ,hot we.
to:- heat. fire place. gas range and
water heater installed: garage.
Inquire first floor, 152 East ave-
nue. or phone Norwalk 3780.7.
THREE ROOMS—Downstairs ne’er;
part improvements. Inquire 18
Meadow street, upstairs.
WANTED TO RENT—1n South Nor-
waik: five heated rooms: central
location; no children. Address
Box “Rent". clo Sentinel.
Houses m Beat 77
.
FOR RENT—To June let, complete;
ly furnished house, nine rooms and,
bath: largo grounds; near shore;
porches; good heater; near trol-
ley; $75 per month. Phone Nor-
walk 884-15.
FOUR ROOMS AND BATH—All
improvements, steam heat. 14
Rowan St, East Norwalk. ’
ROWAYTON~Roton Avenue. For
rent furnished. House 0 rooms,
sunparlor. open fireplace. all im-
provements. near trolley. Low
rental to May ilrst. Stewart
Henry. Phone HOB-i.
am. ESTATE 103 “In!
Houses For sale as
l BEAUTIFUL NEW HOMES—0n
easy terms.
THE TAMMAN'!‘ AGENCY
Real Estate endilnsursnee
121 Washington ‘stru‘ t.
FOR SALE—A good Uppertunit!
ioranyonetebuyatenroom
house—good location—at an ex~
ceedingiy low price. Inquire of
K. rectory. All conveniences, 2'.
Van Zant 8i.
Robert Joseloit. or E. Gel-ham
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
FOR SALE
Eight room house with every im-
provement. Just off West ave-
nue. Fine location.
Two family house consisting oi
ten rooms. 2 baths. large lot.
Price $7.500.
For these or any others consult
can & Co.
1' CASH rall‘tosi
Get: your winter's supply or
coal in before it goes up in
price—with cash which we will
lend you and you pay back in.
easy monthly instalments at
legal rate of interest only.
No bonus, fee, or service
charge. Confidential and cour-
48 Stalk
49 Knotted
60 Father
61 Beauty ' ‘ '
sz Tin soup containers
on Fashions
54 Opposite of cool , i
55 Thigh of a hog (pl) ~ “1
lid Auction ‘
57 Largest quantity
58 To peel
59 Card game
60,Provident insect
suLittle one
62 Becomes serious
VERTlCAL
1 Braided thong
2 Pitcher . ‘
plants in the morning
4 You and me
5 Machine for replanting trees
6 Electrified particles
7 Lyric poem
v ll Point of compass
9 Membranous bags
10 Native metal
110 Narrow path 1 H .
fl Pertaining to an organ of a worm
43 Savages of a mixed lialay tribe
3 Drops of moisture found on
it Undertakings
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“Italian river
Standing of Clubs
In World Series
Pittsburgh and Washington
will start the third game today
at GrltIlth Stadium. Washington.
on an even basis in their quest
for the World's baseball cham-
pionship. The club winning four
games will be crowned the cham-
pion. A summary or the first
two games, with the runs. hits,
errors and batteries follows:
' FIRST GAME.
REE.
Washington 4 8 1
Pittsburgh 1 5 0
Batteries—Johnson and Ruei;
' Meadows. Morrison and Smith.
Eooch.
SECOND GAME.
' R. B. E.
Pittsburgh 3 7.0
Washington . . . . . . 2 8 2
Batteries—Aldridge and Smith.
Coveleskie and Bucl.
., TODAY’S GAME.
Start of gamer—2 p. m. at Grif-
fith Stadium. Washington.
Probable ' batteries—For Wash-
ington. Ferguson and Ruel; ‘tor
Pittsburgh, Kramer and Smith.
Pittsburgh .. an (1
Louis ,Browns Only
Teams to. Fail to
Share in Draft
1
WASHINGTON. Oct. 10.--(AP).
Twenty-three minor league stars
have been drafted by clubs of the
American and National League. ac-
cording to the. complete list of so-
lcciions made public today.
Close to halt ot the drafted play-i
ers have previously Econ. major
league service. while the others will
have their first trials when the
squads assemble next 'spring- for
training.
Only two clubs. the Pittsburgh Pi-
rates and St. Louis Browns, failed to
share in the selective allotment. The
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aggregation that capped the cross-
country championship of the “'ee-
tern Confercnoa. <_
Philadelphia and St. Louis Nation-
als obtained three each.
The complete list of drafted play-
ers follows:
' . AMERICAN LEAGUE.
'Boston—Thlrd baseman Chester
Fowler. from Minneapolis, ‘ and
f Pitcher Lundgren. from Birming-
. ham. Ala.
I New York—Pitcher Cllrtis Fuller-
ton, from St. Paul.
Cleveland—Catcher Martin Aut-
rey. from Salt Lake City. ‘
Chicago—Outfieldcr Lee Maia.
from San Antonio.
Detroit—Catcher T. F. McCarthy,
from Waterbury, Conn.
Philadelphia—Pitcher Joseph-Pate
from Fort Worth, Tex.
Washington—Outflow Maurice
Archdeacon, from Baltimore. and
Plther Willard Morrell. from New
Haven, Conn.-"
NATIONAL ' LEAGUE.
Chicago—Outfield Lewis Wilson.
from Toledo, and First. Baseman
Tolson. from Nashville? Tenn.
Brooklyn—Pitcher Douglas
Weeney, from San Francisco.
Pitcher Boehier,
Calif. *
Philadelphia —- it her Ernest
Mann. from lndianp is: Catcher
Jennard. from Wichita Falls. Tu"
and Outflelder Joeu Buskey, from
Augusta. Ga.
Boston—Third Baseman Harry
Riconda, from Portland. Ore.
St. Louis-Pitcher Sylvester John-
son, from Vernon. Calm: Third
Baseman Tom Taylor. from Mela.
phls, and Outfielder "Chink" Toy.
ior. from ShrevfportJ.‘ .
Mc-
and
Cincinnati—P tcher Clyde ay.
from Syracuse. N.Y Y.. and Outfie dei-
Rufus Meadows, from Jackson,
Miss. a
New York-Shortstop Walter No-
vsk. from Spartanburg, Sf.
St.
from Oakland,
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