| 1"" ESDAYi
r33. 4. 1920 ‘53 -
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Wants, To Let; For sue, BusinIioud W1 Cards, W Mn.
;_ ,’ LASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENT
On this page, a. cent a. word: minimum charge 2501m- iuno.. Capo Double Price.
WANTED
fl,“ .—————~-——-—'—”-—$=3
work. to cement
‘ a.
~ an hour In slur}: I;
pit-(go
ii.” anted
r. 0i broad ex-
. iii sienographic
. accurate and capa-
, 3 a real position.
' :c with ability. Ap-
Empioyment Office,
‘. T. OPPORTUNITY
.. i-tiiigly built women.
Sal-
and
Ill. [0
i
\\ oz‘lz.
piece work will run about
“ "5—.
, mpmmmng, lst. 2nd :liil
lm‘T? .
' 2:'l-:: rii'ir
sllil'!
Ii'.._-. iii}:
CL: Tire & Rubber Co.
WANTED l '63 BALI
lelderly lady living alone. Apply 119dos, \Vesi Norwalk.
_ ‘-
, - WANTED—«A MIDDLE AGED W0.“ FOR SALE—FRESH EBHLY JER-
lman to keep house and look after sey cow, ulth second call. James Kar-
l'JIyi-tie street, East Norwalk. ’
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WANTED WOMAX TO DO \Exsn-
in:r one-half a day each week. Appli‘lmvmwp mar
"' Gibson CourL~ ’ :_ ’ ) '
‘ __ ‘ 'Call 1030 after 3
WANTED~AIAN TO WORK AT, ___-
Home for the aged. A good home
and wages to the right party. Inquire
of Miss E. Bixbee, 11 “’est avenue,
mornings or between G and 7 evenings.
Osborne
.—
er. Inqxixe at 53
1 FOR SALE-BIG BARGAIN, $175.
:26 ft. motor iboat. guaranteed perfect
running order. Palmer engine. clutchfiF. L. Hill of Detroit, Mich, as the
Owner leaving town.
p. m. for panlculai-s.lHlll was the younresl. son of Mrs. 11.!
Til‘mm'wm‘mflfl‘ ‘7 am ._ ' 7- I“; ~:
ATI‘END
Continued From First Page. ,,
At the close of the year the owning
school register will show the use: at:-
tsndnnce crouch minor and tho hay
provides that the employer of any
minor who,“ not unfunded regular-
ly shall be. fined. A fine is also to be
imposed'upon the parent. The text
of the law follows: '
Deaths alarm" gl
George C. Boom.
George C. Scofleld, a ma voll-
known résident or East No'rwnlk, died
at his home in W'est Phihxlolphil.
Tuesday, February 3. Ho isnurvived’
.by his widow, ‘iwo sons, Charla?l m’
lGeorge, Jr., and. three doubters.
Alice, Charlotte and Mrs. James
Blackwood, also a sister, Mrs. James
Evenden of South Norwalk. He was
l Chapter 98.
;a member of Butler Lodge, 1. 0. 0. F» An Act Concerning Evening School!
lot Scull) Norwalk. . - Manama.
Section 1 Every child between
Clair F. L. Hill. “:33“? and fix“? 5’“ 3f “6' "1°
. _ sngnacy,ownor strictn
- A telegram “as received here yes- which mm": evening schools are
nerday announcing the death of Clair maintained, in possession of an em-
rerloyment certificate issued under that
321.. lpi‘ovisiuus Of the general statues and
who ”in" not. completed such course of
l .
suit of an altar-la of pneumonia.
a few houses only there mum oomr1
inhabitants, , and oven the» tuneful!
lire in their kitchens. .Fumino cond.»
dons in this city are terrible. If the
population: hid not drew accustom-
odlmolttntoedinxonflntpooplo in
normal circumstances never out at all,
they would have no food whatever.
“The water supply has stopped out
of want or tool, and the inhabitants
draw their supplies from the Neva. or
the canals, or use melted snow. Cold
hunger and dirt (ye rise to widespread
epidemics. Spotted typhus and‘Sm’
in}: influenza, with various complica
lions, noveput on end to the sufferings
study as is required for graduation
_. _. il.ouise Hill of VVE‘l Reddin" and Well from the elementa “
, - : ‘ - ~- . ublic schools of
FOR SALE~2 Tl. B GROCERX 1015 ‘known in ileihel during his attend.l ry p
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box, 71/: {931 high, with looking glass zance at llle Beihcl high school. He is!
Best condition. Bargain to quick buy-survived by his moilier, iwn brothers
avenuefiand three sisters: Charles
such city, town or district, small no
tend the public evening schools of
such city, town or district, or other
;evening schools offering an equivalent
A. Hill of course of instruction for not less than
of many unfortunate people.
hespitals are still open.
"Electric lights are permitted from
five to eight p. in. only. tramcars run
at certain hours, and then merely on
the routes needed by the Bolshevfial.
There
are no medicines to be had. Only four
body hufldu'.
PROMPT ATTENTION
We try to make drug. _ start
trading placing by 31mg ym ’
prompt nttontm' .Tlns' moot ox-
cellen_ ~ 1; service is yours ever)
time you enter our store. We do
not believe any drug store will
coterboyourwanuortoyour
mm ' and more carefully
conscimtiously or more profit]! -'
ly than we do.
,llaisl Norwzilk, between a
WANTED—2 OR. 3 FURNISHED‘
,- -, .___, .«———§mra; Miss Mm. E, Hm
FOR SALE-Six noon common i.\orwall<; Mrs. Luther 1.. packer Mi
and 9 D. m. 'Wi‘si Reddi‘ng: M. Eben liri of Hart- Wight hours each week, for a period
Of South of not less than sixteen weeks in each ‘
calendar year, unless released from ithe city. carrying off all that may have
The authorities are powerless to guard
public safety. Gangs of robbers are
at work in the deserved quarters of
Youwillilndour storenmor~
satisfactory place i0 trade. Cal:
‘ and sea. -
“ANTED:
.7 Cr BL‘lCHINE OPER-
PARTS OF
FACTORY
PERFECT.
PAID EXPER-
OPERATORS.
’FEPIE‘NCED WE
‘1 ETH YOU AND PAY
F‘. LEARNING.
', PEABODY &: 00.,
ANTED
EFTTZl narrow fabric
pay while learn-
provide experienced
’ tut-ellent opportunity _
looking for steady
:~ ideal factory con-
(lilil.
l BUSli
IF
.1 CASH, INC.,
Chestnut St.
r t- .ilim winding.
:iiig \Hn’t'n
.g cards on
i luring. Al)-
('lie;~lilill
.~T CLERK EXAMINA-
'. \‘IUUH'D. is to 60.
um- unnecessary.
.lUllil Leo-
; S -:\'in- lixunl‘nui‘l -
. \\':i.<liigt.0n, D. L).
‘3TED “'iTH KNOYV-
Applyin' ma” Mrs. Yourdiskey, Connecticut avenue.
ushington street. South Norwalk. Tel. 2088.
__,.__.__
LIGHT"
; . Also air] ,in office.
l'lu‘in Doese, Chest-i
__——I
couple. S. Ash, care of Sentinel.
' 5.30 x 150. Price $3300.
jten rooms. Price $3,000.
VJoyc-lovskv or L. [-2. (101113111 C0.
WANTED~-‘.\lAID FOR GENERAL
housework, f: in family. Mrs. A. L.
Smith, 55 Elinwood avenue, So. Nor-_
wall-f '
_...—-
mum, m right parties. Am,” “,m,‘ Gill Agency. Darien, phone 356..
C‘lii‘fe'vl ' acre. semi-bungalow, fruits,
i"
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WANTED—«TAYLOR 8;
wnnl (a rumor: man to learn insiii‘nm‘e. 37,;3_
511011 reQuiroment by the board 01?le left after the searches made by
rooms: for-light housekeetfng. by 3'01"“;an improu‘umms. best of locallon. loilTal’lville and Mrs “'iliiam ‘5 ‘
Also house of of Belbel.
Inquire R.
FOP. SALE~21~2 ACRE POULTRY
:farm. {a room house, garage? “2-593 fer a short illness of pneuniom‘a. aired
. WANTED-w: \V;\lTlll’Z\‘Sl-IS. GOOD \'“““"1“‘. “’1‘ 5310 (‘n 9353' lemlS- The thirty-six years. ’
in!” burial. l
age, llnllSO has all fiiipi'oveiiicnis, price:
V " I I“ . -~ . . . ' 'l
“UL-”M .;. lain. 'ilar- Gill Agency, Darien. phone)
.Amily by letter to R, ll. Golden. ; .
' i FOR SALE
1 . VllOliSi'S‘ renunlly
“as ““3" floors,
30 lligli
l WANTEDMVAIJGHT HOUSE \‘R’ORKH
ler in family of iliree. No
good my. Mrs. L. Tripler.
,4?!"th Noi‘wnlk.
loeau d,
.ierms arranged.
To RENT SMALL . _ H .. . ..
Address H. R., cure of (“1‘ ‘ 0m" 9“ "5
VIANTED
xv: llf‘fll‘li‘f,
. - ii‘irei.
ini progenient.
WANTEDVA BOYS IN
‘iiepf'i‘tmi-iii. The Norwalk ‘ .-
is. \\;,l»lllll‘1'l(.‘ll street. South .\Oi‘\\':lil(.‘ FOR SALEwl’ROPl‘JRTY AT 1921
... ~-_..—-M l
the iijnuto, it? 00“. Tri'ms easy.
CUTTING lone-i . mile}. 80. Nurwalk. Conn.
Dress (‘13..
WA JTED - ‘.\'1\Sll\\'0.\l:‘\.\'. \Vlll'l‘l).
Ni.» 1231i. between the hours of 1) and 15 Marshall Stieei.
I: :i. in. and i; and 7 p. m. 19‘.- Co.
TWO Xi-IW 2 FAMILY; mu was a corporal
hardwood , Third Connecticut. Volunteers. He was
(-Vu'j: improvement. nice nei'zh'
.lllll‘ll.‘0fl. mu ‘l lii' sold together $13,000,
A new 2 family house of 12 rooms,2
.
a“,today removed the body of Homer E.
;nv-wl:.' (lel‘ul‘nlc‘d. central, riu‘lit up to Ferguson lo Dan‘hiin'. where fune’ral
Law-3
23 ifnion Smart and 33 l-Zlnnrood .-\ve~x
Emil-iv :ii 1:! Chestnut, street. South nue. Siomfze and (lamina to Rent at
The Hatch 8: Bul-
.ROOMS EVANTED lll‘ili‘INl‘ID AMER~
i".ill wislieq furnished liizlii
lin'v li'lil‘r-lllllf rooms. Addreas “(.‘ouple',
acorn ‘ll Sentinel.
PROFESSIONAL.
ring-Jr.
M RS. LOUISE CANFIELD,
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< ~ ~~~-—---—---— ——-‘ 3 1 Molt avenue, Nrii‘wulk Conn._
‘ WANTED EXPERIENCED l‘IM- PRIVATE LESSONS IN DANCING.
.liroldei‘s .on Georgi’etle waists and Tolophon31838.
”lie-:90" liifirliest price paid. (lint-i" .. _, ,._ .L A, . _ .L. _. - . . - -.
llfiiibreirlery Works, 102 Washington
at. NORWALK ELECTRI-
CAL CONTRACTORS
DUDLEY CULLEN, Mgr.
30 Franklin Ave., Norwalk.
House and Factory Wiring
We use nothing but steel
i WANTED. GIRLS ATTENTION!
i'l‘gpir'is and filing clerks. Permanent
gposdtions and good salaries. Call Mill
,belween the hours of 6 p. m. and R p.
m. or wrilo airing use, nationality. ml-~
luuiiion, (v‘.‘il)¢’l'l“‘ll““S and salary ex cable.
Enertwl M BOX T- Y- Let us give you an estimate
9 ~ free. ‘
l WANTED SOME GOOD QUALl'l‘l
'linuseliold llil'lllllllf' Bed room. living
lroom or dining room furniture also a
CALI;
Tels. 627-5, 276-5
zood kitchen range. andmil'hiimn‘
‘i-‘lCll'Olfl. “in pair a. good price. Ad-
.di-ess L. Sentinel Office.
l
, , - -~ ~ " WANTED . If you desire to rent. your home
. l.)0\\'nsisehool visitors, town school commit—1
;tee or board of education. The emw
iployer of any such child shall keep on 1
file In the place where snob child isii
|employed, an evening school certifli,
‘ cafe, issued as hereinafier, certifying’
that such child'is attending an even-é
in}.r school as required under the pro-‘
visions of this section. which rrrtifi~
cafe may. at any lime. be inspected by
the school authorities. 1
Sec. 2 The board of school visit}
loriz, town school committee or board‘
?of education, or an authorized room,
seniative (if such school authority;
shall issuedo each child attending an f
evening school in compliance mm the
provisions of section one. a certificate 1
at leaTi once each monil’l such even—
: . , .. ,ing seiool is in SPSSlOII and at the.
“fight" 30a”: of 329‘ , EClOSe of the term of such school. pro— .
,vided'the number of hours and weeks ‘
Funeral of Mr. Fergusan. . lot such attendance shall constitute at ;
Funeral director. Andrew J. Collins 1935‘ “5 large -" part Of ”‘9 period5
during which such school has been in
session as eight hours per week In"
sixteen weeks is of the number of.
hours and weeks during which such'
school shall be in session' for suchf
calendar year. Such certificate shall '
state the number of 11mm: per Week :
and the number of weeks such riiildi
has attended such school.
Sec. 3 If any child shall violate:
any provision of section mm. his nan;
!
l Elizabeth C. lfiland.
.' Elizabeth C. lffland died .at box
nome yesterday afternon in W'ilton, af~
. ‘ The remains Were
.laken to New York this afii-rnoon for
George W. Barrett.
George \‘i‘. Barrett died in the Sol-
’diers‘ Home. Noroton. Saiiirday. Bar-
(if Company C,
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services were lu-ld ill-'5 afternoon at.
3:30 o‘clock in the memorial chapel
at \Vonsier cometary. Mr. Manson
was born in hanlmry, where he resid-
ed until about a year ago when he
came to this City to live. lie caught
a severe cold early last u‘TTek, and.
f , . _ out or guardian shall be fined. for;
lbneumonln qimkly dmeloxung, died Pllf‘ll \Vl‘i'k snrh \inlziiitm shall ron-'
v, Saturday in the .\onvalk Hog” tal. H‘e linue. not Illnl'n than 5”. (101mm,;
{was thirty-three years old and is sur~ Any lu'rfimll. film or rrironrriiinn, 01"
any officer manna»; superintendent or
r-mp’oyv acting in its behalf. who
shall fall In (‘(’I[lllll_\' will) the pro;
visions of sriviion Olin mneerning llle?
certifieale therein required, shall be-
Funeral of Mr. Connor. dined! I“: :l “is? ”WWW. not less than
The funeral services of James Rob 3 ‘3,an 3,,:inf3?,.”:,::.‘lr more than lifiv dd—
, . ~ ~. -. . . i subsequent nffvn‘r .
ert Connor. late proprietor of the “(1- nm than fifty dollars nlfl‘ more;
ll:l(‘l{('ll10 lioiei, were largely attended, 'll‘nll hm hundred dollars, .
,at 9 n‘elm-k ills morninr, from St~l l
Joseph's riiiireli. ReV. Joseph M. Dang: ,
assisinnl parlor. sung the requiemi LEfiAl NUTIEE l
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‘rlved by his father. Frank H. Fermi-
‘snn. of Danbury, and one sister, Mrs.j
,Elllf‘l Smith, of New Haven,
.
v
links.
mass. and during the services: Edward
J. Splan sang. interment was made ‘
in iho family.- plot. Norwalk «implant; Ilisliivl of Nozwalk. i-ts. Prolvaie Courl.
The pall-bnarr-w were Patrick F. Bro-l Reburary 3, A. ll” may
phv. Thomas A. Skelly. Judge Johnl Estate of Jennie FT. Xasli, lain of?
Keogh. Frank Madden Gilbert Bogart
and George Lockwood. } ORDERED. That the Administra-l
' ‘irlces exhibit. their Administration ocf
5 Funeral 0" Mi” Olmstend. locum to this Court for adjustment, at
‘ The funeral services 0' M‘ss I,{a‘x'ihe Probate office in Norwalk, on the
riot F. Olmstead. who died Mandarin”, day of Fpl)li1‘ary_ 1920, at 10
at her home in \villon, after a linger-i o'clock, forenoon: and that all
per
Norwnik in said Districtfldeeeascd. :
I, he lied army."
BOLSHEVIKI CONTOINUE AD.
, VANCE: ' ' ' '
LONDON, Feb. 4.“"Tll(‘
ai'ier the capture of
Kliei‘scn. northeast of Odessa,
sent
hl
. out
Some! 20w rnmenl Moscow
The llOlFllf’Ylkl
-—Try a Sentinel Want ac.
Choice ingredients-dike finest;
cane sugar, fruit; nuts, choco-.
laws, flavors, plus careful manu-r
feature, make OUR. COUPE},
TIONS REAL CHOICE, EXQUI-
SITE SWEITB.
YOUR favorite confection will
found heron-pure, fresh, de-i
b
licious and reasonable in cost.
Try our 590 Assorted Chocolates
today. Try our Hot Chocolate.
New England
Candy Co.
ThriftyPeople Shop at the
MILL OUTLET STORE,
H. A. MEAD
Prescription Pharmacist
Bolsheviki.
Nikolaiev and
con-
tinued their advance and captured a!
{number of Villages, arcording to an].
{official stateroom va UL“, "'—-~
today.
. troops are making
forced marches. the slutemcnl saw.
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8 NORTH MAIN STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
F. S. LYON ‘
lob Priming
' Souih Norwalkgi
RELIEVE YOUR GOLD
By Taking
Baxter’s Conzh Sym
F. H.‘BAXTER. Druim'm
Norwalk
Radiator Reoairimz Co.
and
Automobile Exchange
23 MAlN 81"., NORWALK.
No charge for any modulo.»
3
glory work.
‘ $25.00 for any radiator we hi"!
_ to fix. ,
IELEPHONE 954.
i if you want in roll or buy property
‘0f rin‘; (lO‘J‘i‘llill'ln \‘(ill sllmilil amend to
lit nm-v. 1 :im rm'lsin: my list for the
lemming Fi‘afl‘fll. \Vii‘i several inquir-
{iw now. i (-2130?! many more this con.-
iiiiz: sprint:
l 192:» will be the
.Estntc.
banner your for Real
(‘AN‘
mun-m ll satisfa.L=1-_fy Rev. '1‘. E. Swan, 31 Fairfield ave-
' WW and salary re-'
S 'llilllf'l Office.
‘ avenue.
lemma... 11 Human! "Place;
4v .
ii
1 Ask Jenn T. Hayes ,
. No. 7'Main Street, Norwalk
{ Rani mutate. Insurance.
=. “—1.65%. '
l COST—A 'BUNCH OF KEYS BE-
tween Darion and Easl. \‘i'all street.
Norwalk, Reward for the return to
LOSTw—SUNDAY .A. STRING or
pearl beads. “’iil finder kindly noti-
DUO.
~._.._.__.—4
FOUND.
.. .. _.‘ __,.___...._..4
FOUND-AA SMALL SUM OF MON-f,
ey. Owner can have Same by proving
im-opel-iy and paying for this advertiso— Day or Light.
LU MBER
Co. .
merit. ‘ Mrs.vM. JfGolden. Tel. 21724.;
.121'0 its !
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.son RENT—ROOM 05: ”THIRD: "’
floor of So. Norwalk Trust Company}
building, suitable for office or lodge.
. room.
I Trusl .30.
.nooms To" LET— 162 TAYLOR;
Inquire Green Bros.
7 nouns GARAGE
Fiore's Gaxage.’ 'OVerhaulin’g and
I Mauritanian ’3
"‘1.“
T91. 93.5 ‘
any bias; AR norms"
for the summer months call and
list it with us.
HOMES FOR SALE
J. M. Layton & Co.,inc.
Real Estate and Insurance
5 Railroad Ave.,
South Norwalk, Conn.
g.
ansmnsE fio'ricas.
FOR HIRE—ONE AND TWO TON
auto trucks. Alfred Brown. Tel. 2393.
WILLIAM J. UNGVARY
PlumbinngIrming And Heating,»
21 Bouton 8t. Phone 2389
IN RAIN HAIL OR SHOW
oun TAXIES ARE ALWAYS ON , held at'
THE GO.
Bates &. Price,
Office No. 1 Elizabeth St.
Tel. 976
MRS. P. J. NELSON
Tailored Suits. Skirts and Dresses.
Tel 1892
COLEMAN & RANDOLPH
Local and long distance moving and 'cers here.
_. Norwalk.
. . . ' l .(I
Inquire at The 50“”1 “WW” Tel. 1592. Branch office, 32 Main St.
trucking. 23 Day Street, So.
Norwaik. Tel. 405.
Taxi Service.
South Norwalk, l
Conn.
71 Osborn Ave.
a...“ _‘__ ._____ . ._..._
THE NOR‘WALKS’ ELECTRIC CO.
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS
Telephone 959
66 V2 So. Main St.
30. Norwalk’.
' Ray WermefMgr.
»
“Wirefor Us and We’ll «hire for You”
51 Osborn Ave. British and Armenians nit the same
East Norwaik ilme, but the mooment apparently "
fusion niacin. , oELmnv—m .
in: illness, will be held from her‘
late home. tomorrow afternoon at 2
o'clock. Rev. Frederick M. liollisier
officiating, Interment ;in Joe’s Hill;
.Cemetary. " '
‘fore “aid llth day of Febumi'y, 1920.
“mm" °f M" Gregwy‘ 1%:an W. GREGORY.
l.
i The funeral of Mrs. Gregory,
died Sunday at her home in Cranbury.
was held this afternon at 2:30 from.
her late home. Rev, Ernest F.-l\le-
Gregory ofllcialing. Inlermunt was
in the Norwalk cometary. 1
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Golde n’s
JANUARY
SALE
Is a Money Saver
Funeral of Mr. Snyder. ‘
The funeral of Charles Irving Snyd-A
or was held ibis after-non from the fun“
oral chapel of David W. Raymond,
Rev. Thomas E. Swan, rector of Trini-Y
ty Episcopal church, omd'ated. Inter,
ment followed in Riverside cometary;
68 Washington Street.
Smith Norwalk.
Funeral Of Mr. Adinolfi.
The funeral of John Adinolfi was
sons interested ifl said Estate may no
notified thereof. the. Administratrices‘
will cause ibis Order to be publinhetf
in a newspaper having a circulniiong
Ein said District. at least. five days be—_
I
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, IN THIS BANK
you find syslom. security and po” 1-»
124 Washington St.
ness. Sislvm enable.~ Us to main!
money for our stockholders as Well it"
There Is a Reason For our depositors. Security makes
' ' EVERY DEPOSITOR SECURE
banking here.
That If times are prosperous, or the re»
verse. you'll always be. sure that
,“tliere's safely banking here.”
Politeness- enables you to get court-
'eous treatment an all times about your
account or about investmonts or other
advice. We wani your account. .
T
D
;RAISE A FEW
i(‘IFIICKEI‘IS
It’s interesting—it’s profitable.
Buckeye
. Incubators
l - .
In all sixes—us small as 65 eggs _ ~«————~ ——
.3
Colony Brooder
0 o'clock this afternoon from
l
‘The Standard l
3
Makes three chickens
'ihe late home. 64 Lexington avenue,
2:30 o‘clock from St. Joseph's
land at, ‘ E
: cnnrdh. W Dr. S. ‘ M . Dietz‘}
‘vouno TURKS RED ARMY i '.
' NOT LIKELY TO ATTACK .
l . l DENTIST
l- wasmnorox, Feb. 4.—'~Danger or.
an attack on Constantinople by the
Young Turks Red Army, as reported;
‘in dispatches today from London, is;
'not regarded as serious by army old,
47 Souili Maia Street
”to refer 1.03:: Sigicéigiklinsiypéglggi $31!] Ham!“
Iis practically entirely dependent on;
the orders of Mousta’pha Kernel. its-.-
'exact strength is not known here. '
,‘ About a month ago the national!
{Army succeeded in advancing as far
where one grew before.
as: r03 CIRCULARS. .
lA‘leFt Ehiorganf
niece- 'caiWork -
j and Repair-int
3 F l. FLAHERTY
; ~ Phone 399-12 .
l 4 Charm 8:. E. m
1.»-.-
That’s what you’ll say an:
you have ordered a. cue cl
xas Allum Kmhiesar, where connec-'
ltion waamade with the Young Turks
'at Aidan. Attacks were made on'theg
-.-.... —. _
'was halted. There” armifiritish and - '
French troops in the. if y other» , ‘f: ' mm .'
Istantinople saber-oer; .. are in . , "
.Smyrna. . ' ‘ ‘
:Norwaik Radiator Benair- ,
g—IRON BREW—-
.. 1:23:11? 333.331.... P. D: PIETRQF ‘
gin and let us take your measure before ‘
inset? in Wine vcrv latest .
'mfihm'ln mm nu mu. a... m an arm on.
W
We hows nothing but.“
bar or? 1
Norwalk Chronicler