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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, September 21, 1926 · page 10

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ANNOUNCEMENTS-
1-Deethe

:5 8-Card of Thanks

l-In Memoriam

E—Funeral Directors
rd~Monumenta Cemetery Lots
I—Bocieties and Lodge!
19-1.0“ and Pound

AUTOMOTIVE-
A—Automobilo Annalee

, 11—Auiomobllee For Sale .
i:.—:-Auto Trucks For gale
13—Auto Accessories
Ii—Oaragea—Autoe for Hire
ill—Motorcycles and Biorall
lI—Wanted—Automotive

BUSINESS SERVICE—
Is—Businees Services uttered

‘Phone 272

 

 

 

ltr‘yod. loll. "and

car box containing
' Ilewurd. address M. Ponies 21 1-3
Holden Ave. Phone alli.

LOST—a pair of tortoise shell glass-
es in front of Norwalk High
School Reward it returned to
Book Renard inc. 0 No. Main
St.

LOST DOG—Irish terrier with small
white spot on cheat. in Tokeneke.
350.00 reward. No questions ask-
ed. P. M. Whelan. Barton '1“.

serene-rive
Automobiles For Sale

 

 

 

 

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1921' Buick 8126.
192i Chevrolet 150.
1923 Ford Coupe 76.
192i Oldsmobile 850.
A few more cars at great bars
gain prices.

AARON KOHN.
Oldsmobile-Peerless.
Sales—Service.
Railroad Ave. 80. Norwalk.

NASH-Special sedan. Will ox-
chango ior Buick coupe or other
email car. Phone Stamford 620.

FOR SALE—-

 

 

make room (or our 1927 models
among them are Ford coupe. Ea-
sex 4. Buick coupe. Flint Brougham.
Paige coupe. Chevrolet coach and
other closed and touring models.
PAIGE-JEWETT MOTOR SALES
CO. INC.

Norwalk Conn.

Phone 4170 49 West Ave.

A re-conditloned quality car is a
better buy than any new car at the
same price. -.
We have a. 1924 model Series Iii-B
(Changed to 10-0) Franklin Sport
Sedan. re-Ducoed In Juniper Gray.
renlckled and thoroughly re-condi-
tloned. This car has disc wheels. and
trunk. presenting a particularly
pleasing appearance. ‘We will be glad
to demonstrate. .
In addition to the Franklins above,
we have two water cooled bargains

 

for sale.
A 1025 Hudson Coach. newly
painted. in splendid condition. run

only 18,000 miles.

THE NORWALK FRANKLIN cor
Phone Jill! is Well Sta Norwaik

Repairing—Mice Stations 10

Repairing on all makes ct oars.
Storage by the day. week or month.
you:- car washed while you wait.
au'ro sirloin-lion names:
it Elizabeth at. Tel 4127

eventual! mu .
rm "MUM

scram-mic miss wonx
requires
years at practical experience.-
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Basins. Services Offered in

 

 

 

 

 

 

IO—Building and Contracting
21~Iiremmaking and Millinary
zt-Ihatins. Plumbing. Rooting

 

WM. HAUSSLER JR.
Pianos or all kinds tuned and re-

 

LOST—Saturday Dept. ill. on trolley
lady's dress.

We are having a used car sale to ‘-

bile. Wan. O: McLean, Ina. Insur-

 

II—Wanted-Businees service
jfiMPLOYM'ENT—l

II-a—dlmnloyment Aland.
3! hs—Eelp Wanted—Female
‘ fl-fiaip W ted—Iiala
u—Help— le and Female
' u-Sollcitore. Claim“. Agents
u—Bituetlone Wanted-Female
’ 81—81tuationa Wanted—Ede
éj‘FIlilANOIAL-
“: u-Businase Opportunities
all—Money to Loan—Mortgages

lNS'l‘RUCTION—
Eton-Local Instruction Classes
dk-Idusicai. Dancing. Dramatic
iI—Wanted—Instruetiou

. DIVE STOCK— -

flan-Don. Cats. Other Pat!
“anal-sea. Cattle. Vehicles
tF—Pouiir! and Molina

ot—Wanted—Uva Stock

momma—-

“ ”Articles For Bela ,

" dle—Boris:- and Exchange

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tea-Farm and Dairy Products
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CI—ltaome With Board
gamma Without Board
ghoul”... tor housekeeping
"Allocation Places
nuts-Where to E“ .
,k-Wleratostop'in'i‘own'

‘ ‘ Wurst—Rooms or Board
ESTATE FOP RENT—
Pimento and lists .
\ romaine- Places for Rent
xa-hrma and Isn‘t For Rent
. I—lioueee for Rent
optimises and Desk ”4"...
o—Bbore and enom-{~- I"

1.331%? FOR SALE-

Mathis r
‘. WM footie
‘ whim. and lead for lie
' oases For lala m1.
-—l.ota l'orlaie
ore and Insulate - M

file

1 a for his .
”WIND-PM. Mr 0
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1 neuron paired.

7. ”:Z‘ll‘ruckinzt-ggrasgtnt’ BOP.“ Player Pianos a specialty.

M—Painting Papering Decornt Satisfaction guaranteed 6: Van

3 ing ' ' Buren Ave. Norwalk. phone 581-4.

5 ss-rroressionu services .
ZloRepairing and Refinishing AWNINOS
so—Tailoring and Pressing Notice a

, ”ponds.- and one. lquip- ”

.1133 so shop, it

 

Prevent Fires
Chimneys scraped and cleaned 84. 00
- Chimneys repainted
All kinda of ladder work. brick
and steel drilling '
Fitzgerald Co. Tel 8080.
. First a New his. nest Nerwaik

WOOBTER a DAVIS ». ,
A.‘ ll. WOOBTER ll. W. DAVII
ATTORNEY! AT LAW.
Formarly Engine“ U. I. Patent

tiles. .
1115 Main street Bridgeport.
Send an- Booklet'on Patents.

 

THREE BURNER—{ha stove with
oven and broiler. One gas hot wa-

‘_ Call 2.807-5.

lielp Wasted-Inmate
BOOKKEEPER — Attractive peel

and Goldman. do. Main and her
son Ste.

tion. rapid advancement. Cspialn

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machines.
Water at. ‘Bo. Norwalk.

GIRL OPERATORS - On sawing
Apply Gray Bros. 52

.Seetion.

 

work. To work on floor.

C..c it Water St. Bo Norwalk.

 

,. Singer sawing . machines.

work. ' “of DIY.
South Nor-walk.

GIRLS-For light. clean factory
Steady
employment. 0. B. Roth and Son

GIRL OPERATORS -— Wanted. on
Neat
. Apply Polsky's

Dre- Shop. 45 Railroad avenue.

values. It is the very
and economy.
. And it is equally

 

wanted on all

went all year. Le Roy Shirt Co
So. Norwalk.

 

 

walk.
YOUNG—Able bodied man to drive

 

useful in packing room. Apply
Clover Mfg. Co. Winnipauk.

YOUNG MAN WANTED
Must have High school education.
Good opportunity for l...rd working
young man to learn business. Apply
at once.
ton St. References required.

Helpliale and Female ‘ at

AGENTS—Sell Christmas Cards.
Personal and bolt‘aasortment. A
selection equal to any. Medium
priced. Samples free. Herbert F.
Grate. box 177 New Brunswick. N.

 

WANTED—Cooks $75 up. Couples
use on. general houseworkara.
both white and oolored.,Apply
Norwallt employment agency. to
Wall St. Phone it".

Situations Wanted—Female so

 

 

 

SWEDISH — ,Woman cook and
boost-worker: man ‘ carpenter.
gardener. also good for inside

for caretaker. city or country. rel.
oncua. Address clo Box 67 «.10 Ben-
tinel.

\VmTED—Four days work week.
Laundry to do at home. Call or
write all week F. Russell. 10
Wood at. .

' Situation Wanted—lino It

HANDY MAN—Building and clean;
ing oesspcols: grading. hedge cut-‘
ting: lawn snowing; planting. and
local trucking. James Fuller. t:
Taylor Ave. Phone...ii,1h‘l.~

ransom.
. Money To man—Mononu- ‘0
"Money toiioan on your automoa

 

 

 

 

 

 

once 52 N. Main dreet. 3. Norwaik.
Conn. Phone 1858.”

INSTRUCTION
Musical. panel-Ia}. Dramatic es

MISS MABEL E. ALLEN—Teacher
.0! plane. Pupil oi Victor Blart.
McKinley Place, Rowayton. Phone
BEN-J.

anaemia:
Articles In: sue,

 

 

 

 

 

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. ter heater. One bench wringer.

(
RADIO—tor sale. ' De Forest. ' i
Tubes. Baldwin Headphones. In-
door loop. large auperep'eakér.
Erica $60.00. Phone 2662. is. s p.
m.

 

 

monuments —- and cabinet
work. «nature. framing stirrer-s
an’d uphoietensre' supplies. Chair
using. etc. A. B New

FOP. SALE—ill Steel lockers: price .

$1.00 each. gall Mr. Samuelson.
Nash Engineering Company, lo.
It‘lorwalk.~

 

I. O. O. F. Bld‘q lo. Norwall.

 

Business. once Equipment 51

 

Building end‘Ooan ll

- JOSEPH V.‘FABRIZIO .
Building Mason and general Con-
trao‘tbr.
at Stuart Ave.

 

Telephone
’ meaning, Drains. mg 8
photo Mew sets its: the
- old one cleaned blocked and

trimmed Loose. swell Who did
the Job! ”OW

 

 

Norwalk Cooli'. lip me
a satisfied customer is our aim.

 

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FURNITURE—Parlor stove 810.00.

sits-a 5

use: a; “-

larga cochlea stove 315.00.11and
made oak. dining room set. Birds
Eye Maple dresser. other places or
ragtime. Fishing skin. Phonu
I .

per card t it. length. sit.» peg

cord out anyslse you wish. Phase

itéewslk ass. lento Gan-ironies
WI Ava-

 

FOB sum—nonunion Planar.

 

Conn. Ava. Phone us daytime:

00. at 'l‘ranklln areal. lentil
Norwall.

 

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must have two years. High
School. Good opportunity to right
party lire. Olady'e Isklyen. III
loath lists It. So. Norwail.

COOK—And genes-u honedwerhar.

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a rumour am—Naar West Avie.

Se. Harwell. item and board in
m .Talaphona "fly

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permanent position. lire. Edwi-
Nquoe. loll sates Phone 1111.

W ‘—
EXPERIENCED OPERATORS -—

NIGEL

combatandeaidwetarm
miuuaAmstuko-slln
smut.

 

Robber Oi; Ill Million Its“.
Holdall. :

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OPERATORS -- Experienced two
parts 0: men's
needle and single stitch operators
shirts—a few desirable learners
taken on good pay and steady

So. Nor~

truck and make himself generally

M. Landau. 127 Weehlng- -

work. very handy. Reliable couple ‘

sums-louse- .a
nan wean son saw-s17.“

MM as"

machine, a place to liv
buttons on your vest.

one way and another.

Help Wanted Male 88
.mstics.
MAN—To handle ice. F.’ I-Iatn.
Freight yard, Ann St.

ing it!

 

Value, Variety and Veracity

'There you have three outstanding char~
acteristics of The Scutinel’s A-B-C Classified

It’ a hard to overestimate its value to you
—-eimply because its oiYers present such liberal

of its oflerings. It classifies and indexes enough
diderent kinda of things to meet the ordinary
wants of any man. woman or child. It will
point out to you a good used car, a washing

Finally, it has a habitual regard for the
exact truth. Its veracity cannot be doubted for
a minute. Truthful peOple tell truthful stories
about definite opportunities for you to profit

Don’t let a single day go by without read-

The A- 3—0 Classified Ads
Always the Same-In Service
Always Didarent—In Opportunity

personification of thrift '

famous for the variety

c, or somebody to sew

It’ s as exact as mathe-

 

 

 

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salesmen DISPLAY

 

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W A N T E D
OPERATORS

Who canopcrnle power sew-
ing machine, On ladies’ costs.
Steady employment, good pay

VlCIOR & WOLlN
10 mmsos eraser.
scorn sown:

 

 

 

FOR SALE

Eight room house. near West
ave. Parlor, living room, dining
room and kitchen. lat floor; tour
bed rooms and bath 2nd floor.
Mald’s room in attic. Corner lot.
Nico residential scctiOn. Price
$10,000. Terms-arranged.

Several other one and two family
houses at reasonable prices.

 

 

 

. . as ‘
“AI. ”TAT! 1‘08 “NT
apartments “3'71... 14

e mmrrnnp-"avfis—vm desir-
able apartment. completely tur-
nished. all improvements. From
Nov. 1st to May 1st. Phone 646-4
So. Norwalk.

T0 LET—8 rooms with
meals good location. Inquire R.
Joseioi't. oi Beaviaw Ava. or It. E.
Gerham. Washington It.

65 SPRING Bax—2. troom apart-
ments or s. rooms. All improve-
ments except heat. Inquire Pol-
.ley’s Grocery Store. ‘ 29 Monroe
St. or M. Schachter. 67 Spring St.

FLAT—Second floor at 28 Wash-
ington St. 6 rooms on bath all
improvements reason is rent in.
quire Z. Sallick. phone 19:17 also
store at same address.

5 ROOMS—To let. all improve-'
moms. Decorated up to date. 24
Orchard st. Norwalk.

SIX ROOMS and bath all improve-
ments. 41 Putnam Ave. Phone
mo We: -

SECOND FLOOR—Private house.
Light and heat furnished. On
trolley line. Rowayton. Phone
this J.

17 CHESTNUT ST. —7 room apart-

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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meat. All improvements. Inquire
10 Madison St.
Houses For Rent 71

 

FURNISHED HOUSE—3 bed rooms.
. Bell» Island to May 1st. E. C.
.Bi‘own. Phone 1611.

Wanted To Rent iii

THREE OR. -— Four unfurnished
rooms wanted by young couple
80. Not-walk or East Norwalk. Do-
sirable location. near trolley line.
Telephone idol-i.

am ESTATE 1'03 BALE

 

 

 

improve.

.. Noraaik 1941-1: or Stamford 4054

FIRST DISTRICT — Two family

asst. ssrara res sans
notices an: laia

FOR SALE.

Good 6 item house
~— Bargein —-
“.600 - Can he had
for 81000 Cash
Balance as Rent.
TllE FUDGE REALTY CO.
155 Washington St.
Tel 669.

 

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e MYRTLE AVE.‘—d room house.
steam heat. all improvements. ex-
cellent condition. Best neighbor-
hood, of: East Ave. A sued buy.

I‘OUR ROOM HOUSE—Large lot.
line garden $2350. small amount
cash. Balance in monthly pay-
ments. Inquire of Van Ness 40
Bayview Ale.

 

LOVELY HOME—in Fairileld Park.
Colonial stile. House comparative-
new. 6 large rooms. hard wood
floors. Set in tire place and book-
cases. Bun parlor. Many extras.
such as awnings. screens and
range go with house. Garage.
Owner Will take $2.500 down pay-
ment, .5. 000 Bit. Mortgage. nBal.
easy terms.

Mr, II. T. Norris
Springdaie Realty Co.

 

FOR lALE-Ilpal estate T’s-com
house all improvements five min-
utes from center of South Nor-
walk. Price “300.00. $1,000.00
cash. Bel. mortgage. Call or
write »-Taylor and Golden Co.
Phone 1280. ~South Norwalk Trust
Co. Bldg. ,

n... For Sale

 

 

house part improvements all hard
wood floors 86,000.11“! Estate
and Insurance. The Tammany

:s‘ncy. 128 Washington St. Phone

 

 

muffin“ N

A DWELLIMi—In Rowayton is or-
tered (or halo at a reasonable
price. 81: rooms. corner plot.
McKinley st. hot it x 150 x 124.
Tel. W. F. Aniblar. Norwalk 09.

FOR HALE—One 8 room house with
nregalio. d! Osborn Ava. Lot
00.‘ g 1”. Price ”.500. Oha 3
room house. Lot to a 150.1%.
81 Holden Ave. Price ”.500. One
s room house on Flax Hill Rd. in-
cluding b 11 ll d in g lots. 86. 000.
Robert Joealofl. tel. am. or Wil-
liam F. 11th a Son. tel “5.

our one WAY

 

 

tions which appear on the Comic
page are as follows:

Test Answers

The correct“ answers to the ques-

1’—Gertrude Ederlc.
2-—Anna Nichols.

H violent storm.
i—Northern Atrica.
E—La'ke Erie.

ll—The Bay oi Naples. Italy.
7—Ponce De Leon.
8—West China.

CAN-TY & co.

 

 

 

 

 

 

mellow-Insurance

17 lo. Kain at. ‘ Phone 880
9

AUCTIONS-LEGAL
Legal Noticm o'l

Oliiiiill 01“ NOTICE.
Frank W. chner vs. lsabcll Gea-

ner.

State of Connecticut. Fairileld

County. Superior Court. as.. Bridge-
port. Septembcr 171b, A. D.. 1928.
Upon the complaint oi the‘ said
Frank W. Gesncr. praying tor~ rea-
sons therein set forth. for a divorce.
returnable to the Superior Court in
and for Falrtleld County. on the
first Tuesday of October. 1926.
It appearing to and being found
by the subscribing authority that
the said defendant is absent from
this State and gone" to parts un-
known. ‘
Therefore Ordered. that notice at
the pendency of said complaint be
given by publishing this order in

 

 

FOR SALE
A HOME WORTH OWNING
0N -

VAN BUREN AVE, NORWALK

Lot to x 236

A 11 room, three story, exceptionally well built house with stone
foundation, that can easily be made into a three family house—v
convenient stairway front and rear—a fine large also new furnace
has been installed that guarantees a thoroughly warm house
throughout the winter.
cellar that contains extra room and kitchen that comes in very
handy during the summer. There are many extras, too numerous
to mention. Every room beautifully papered ; are large, light and
airy—woodwork artistically decorated—house has every possible
convenience—large modern bathroom—open plumbing throughout
——gas-—sewer-—electricity—city water—excellent hot air heat—4 ,
hot water heater—large front porch—plenty of shade—fruit—o ~
fine lawn. Room enough to erect a 3 car garage. Also room to ,
erect another cottage in rear if so dcsired.‘ '

YouICouldn’t Build A Place Like This Today
For $15, 000

owners WILLING TO SACRIFICE FOR
$8.750

HERE’S A WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY!
THIS PLACE IS GOING TO BE SOLD

Slate

'Aé'l‘ Now: CALL, WRITE 0R PHONE

“Service that Satisfies”

WALTER R. COLLINGS

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

roof. A warm, dry high ceiling

 

hereby notified and warned that a

fiddli’l‘fififlill“ctnllfv’lllli R E A D T 0 3'

3;“ ::.:::°f.?:“'§;¥.°3i:;" $1111.33 General Insurance

mm Al galls: p. MUNICH. ‘ ‘ 23 North Main Street South NorWiilk. COMB

..:‘:::.~..$.':.:.*::.:3:3 °°“" 0M ”NW “MW” ,.
‘1'he hgal voters or the Third Tax- L

ing Disllict. City or Norwalk are AUCTIONS—“GAL

 

special meeting at said._Diatrict will 2
be held on Monday 0st. till 1936

Legal Notices 01

 

nt 8 o'clock p. 111. in Community r—
Hall. \an Zunt St Norivalk Conn.

SOLVENT NOTICE.

 

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for the following purposes. to wit. to
authorize the District Commission-
ers. to establish and mai lain pole
lines and electrical equip at on

DISTRICT OF NORWALK. SS.
PROBATE COURT. Sept. 15 1926‘.
Estate in Connecticut or Emma
Reed Busch, late at Jersey City. in

REDS LOSE

 

. . gown. Everyone says I look awfully

unaccepted streets within the Dis-
trict. to authorize the District Coin-
mlssioners to purchase poles and al-
elecrrlcul equipment on public' high-
ways Mill on unaccepted streets
within the District. to authorize the
District Commissioners. .to establish
and maintain street lights on un-
acceptcli streets within the District.
Dated at Net-walk Conn. Sept. zlat
1926.31gned. James L. Hoyt. Stew,
art C. Mnlshall. Edward E. Gerbam.
Commissioners.

Social Condor
A WOMAN (over the phone): My
dear. do come over and see my new

allowed

tlement.
ent their

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well in it.
HER BEST FRIEND: I'll came at

 

9—An aquatic bird.
Iii-Mississippi river.

once. dear. It must be a wonderful
gown.-—-Answcrs, London.

By WILLIAMS

NEW

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

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the County of Hudson and state or
New Jersey. deceased.
The Court of Probate tor the Dis-
trict of Norwaik. hath limited and

hereof (or the creditors of said Es-
tate to exhibit their claims tor set-

withln said time. will bv’debarred a
recovery.
said Estate are requested to make
immediate payment in ..

 

YALE Hons. .-
DUMMY nun.

Yale varsity football squad had its
first dummy scrimmage oi the. sea-
son yesterday and for halt an hour.

formations.

When Bill Kline.
was withheld tram the
scrimmage today. it became appar-
eat that the injury to his ankle last
spring. in the Maryland baseball
game would probably. keep him tram
regular service this tall. A slight in-
jury. to Phillipedoroad the coaches

,toeand lnllarvaiatcenter.

Home in

Captain ot the Norwalk High School
iootball taasa will probably be aean'~
in the backfield at the

. 2:: a stare at the prep school out.

six months from the date

Those who neglect to prea-
accounts, . properly attested.
Aii~ poi-ions indebted to

WILLIAM H. RUSCH.
Executor.

 

HAVEN, Sept. 21.——'The

eleven ran through .. the

star halfback-
dummy

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PLAY AGAIN

“Ears" Holmes former

 

My. opening at theore-
played with
iaataa‘eeonandwaeone

TWO GAMES,“

The courageous Boston Braves
trailing in seventh place in the Na.
tional league changed completely
the complexio ot the frenzied~
scramble for is ership in the clr-j
Cult yesterday by whipping the Chi.
cinnati Reds in both ends or a dou-
ble header. 4 to 3 and 3 to 0. With
St. Louis idle. the void that
stretches between the Reds and the
pace-making Cards is now two full
games. Each has but live more con-
tests to complete the 164 games in
the schedule.

The New York Yankees were
swept into double defeat in the
American league by the Chicago
White Sex. 7 to 3 and 4 to I. but
lost only halt a. game of their three .
and a ball game lead when the Boo--
ton Red Sox tripped the second .
place Cleveland Indians 8 to 2 in ten
innings. . — oi as ’
The Reda‘ twin losses yesterday,
malts their task of overhauling St. ,
Innis most difiicult.'1‘ho Homily I '
men with one more game scheduled
with Cincinnati can insure a that
least by.winning only three or their
live games while the Reds are tak-
ing all of theirs. One more defeat
tor Cincinnati will permit three at. ,
Louis lessee out oi tlve contests with
a. tie still resulting.
The standing at the leaders today! .1

\' . W. L. AVs I
St. Louis ............ 81 oz .5“
Cincinnati 58 is .671 i
’With only six more games re-
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