I'—
1 WANTED
L \' mriL- «lied mllliners.
“1n“ Lh .\0th Main St.
.,_...____._._._—_._'L.
L‘. Looms. all improve-
Llnpmvefnenu. Rent
11' ' L‘Llrt‘ Sentinel.L " L
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-:- woman for gene-rt!
. lLLmil_\' of two adults.
L ind. Phone .2635. 1;!
v: \\ .ilk‘.
I. Via salesladies {6;
Hit l‘\ and Cloak Dept.
ill l (, U
.ngraphel There is;
our office for an elf-
‘v‘l‘ukLl Lalphel State age,
and salary
~‘vll1ll1l‘1tllllt'r. rare Sentinel.
g IL. 1‘
desired in. gl
Price :30. Telephone 543-3.
you paw—Lin b
L-FOR’ SALE—Ki 6's! ildébodrd’fiftb
fall 63 Van Buren Ave" Nomlk.
FOR" SKLE -— ”Mil sacrifice 1920
FORSALE’
~»3£m.
FOR SALE» -- A two horsepower
marine engine. Tank, shaft. pro~
pallet. .Rcady to install. bike Jew.
.u.,
or:
duties (or Busterég
37
éhongu; Fun Ave, FSouth Nowoikg
e barn.
WW OXlO feet.
Bricks and stone. Tel. 2130. ' b ‘
fine glass mirror. In perfect condi-
P 507 2 or
ge touring. first class running
elf-LA nannies Brant-wank Dank
8 Betta ace.
Typist. - We require 111‘
.L first class twist...”
-. stilling; age. education
m. LL Typist. care Sentinel.
L‘>-llle. Amateur for sir
\I i‘hanion. 'L’ Hnnlor
‘L Nurwalk.
laborers with some
of gardening. Apply Em-
twin, Norwalk Tire and
.\ Uplsl. One who is fast
Knowledge of short-
ln‘i't'fisal'y. Apply at once.
'1: n, 275 East Ave...Eau
'v\ \ ‘
‘l ,L'l'.
VI'= . - lilllt‘k chassis.
1- Li or later. Must be in first
LL‘LUn. Give price and pat-
‘llll'i‘sb’ l). (1801 347. South
light six.
ill a v American family to adopt
ll . 3 months old.(l"0r further
tll inquire at 3 Cliff SL.
First class painter. Must
v LlLd work thoroughly. Apply
Ln. llnymond Terrace.
V's i=2) .\ Protestant woman for
- .~Livr;Ll housework in small
, I “an will appreciate a good
Willo 4H Hullll- Sentinel omCO.
.\ mm or two family
.«\i (audition with all im—
1‘ m. mar (miller: reasonable
\M agents, AddrI-ss
wnlilel.
liIl
ll‘L
House,
. I fill
in barn good trade.
4'»:le srhool and actin-
Traldc- curL- Sentllll’l
l' N,“
\
\L‘» [Ell
lumping. llLf'mL‘niL‘ quuiiLd
. thn ‘J ll:iill‘0;l<i Arm
l.ll' i. S no
ll: h! easy and
iinlliediutely.
P:- l\' A\\V‘).
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.U. -tl
‘ \‘J’l‘l‘lll .\ 5;: ii in do light
> L‘IL. fun in family. vai-unce
l .\p; Ll) 8 (‘ |)llll)lll *trvut
Young mall about '18 years
Must.
worker.
l-1\pericnied girl for book-
Anion
(-xpL-i'iencn
clean
Murphy
hnllse
I'v-
E‘OR SALE~Pian6 in good condition
3115 on my terms Phone 1051- 3.
FOR SALE~One Read mixing ma-
chine. Almoa new. For bakers or
confectioners. Apply Homestead
Baking Co., 52 Bouton St.
F011 SALE-7 pasge er touriu car
' equipped with 5 wlfixte wire wlgieels.
all new Cord tires, new battery. Very
good paint. pertechechanically. Gone
less than 12,000 miles. $400.00 for
quick sale. 71 Wall St., Norwalk, or
after 6 P. M. 8 France St.
on! State St.,
LBamu'LFn F1871.
LFOR SALE—City farm. 16 acres, im-
FOR SALE—Family horse, age 8
years. Very gentle. Use to all kinds
of farm work. Nice driver: safe for
children. Price $85, or will let for
keeping for summer months. Good
home preferred in country. Will de-
liver horse. Residence 289 West Ave.
Bridgeport Conn. Tel.
proved. Good barn. several out-
buildings, unfinished cottage. fine
location. Price $6500.1‘alephone 1861.
FOR SALE—4 five piece porch set 1
8:: ft. walnut table.1 couch. 1 ball
rac .‘1 willbw chair, 2 pairs portieres,
1 clothes ringer 1 ash can and sitter.
1 lawn mower. Apply at 7 South 03-
born Axe, East Norwalk. Ct.
FOR SALE —- Turkey eggs from
Bronze hens, thirty pound 'to‘.
fifty cents each. Will sell our tom and
tour hens. George Schlaefer, Drum
Hill Road. Wilton Conn.
FOR SALE Bargain Cottage near
two car fines nix rooms and bath.
all improvements. half year old W'ill
[5ng Sorkmnteed.
Among.
LSlate.
~THEF NonviIALK
23 Elizabeth St.
9 p. m. Tues
days. l‘Vlolin
III
A--a-....
and curling at
BUsmfiss 1'»:ch L
your
residence. For appointments phone
243- 5.
‘7.
Will overhaul and re
EXPERT AUTO mam-mum
your
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HENRVA .HEGELElN
Plumbm ”07511110009
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Famous humanism pnonpa Hutu}
Estimates Cheat-full
Given
Telephone. 1
may“ .
Work.8t flow is time to he on!
order for your :3??an have y
with
radio”
FOR PAINTING AND DECORATING
Street .... 5 Hanford P1826
10.5 ring
D‘ oath Nor-walk, Conn.
ROOFING
Gravel, Asbestos,
Asphalt Shin les, Roof Pain
3-91: gnaw .ahto ‘
32.60 per
W t
Boll. Bod‘or'Gree‘n
WWW”:e
GRANIB' MUSIC STUDIO
Commercial-Ming
JOSEPH 3.0mm Lia.
Plumbing, Tlnnlna and
. FROM THE
TR!
plan. Aldo renaming.
on teed.
Shingles,
ting
«Ayn:
CO
1307
d8 Simmonds”.
£31m dolin. $3.1.
inn-G u itar. untilrufelejnan ‘taug'ht.
meats sold Fon easy payment;
Heating
.Wntc mm
.Ono-Pjfiz‘flqgm
21 Taylor Avocnln. 80. Walk,- Goun-
) L . r—‘L “. m
WARS. mm. mu “in!
distant» trucking 0! all kinds
(”lookout 00¢th 1321. Hou-
Dhono 8“.
Factoav fro 'J
Hon:
Hutton“.
cubic-l at m mnw our”
NORWALK MATTE £88 00.
annklln and Monroe CL 30. Nor-walk.
sacrifice to quick buyer or may rent
to reliable party. Also plmer piano,
phonograph, Oriental rugs. paintings
bron2es; all in A1 condition. Phone \
1206 or 2165 3.
FOR SAI r: Handsome thoroughbredl
(.erman Police dog 6 months old.‘
N0 reasonable offer refused. Call
LLffL-r 5:30 p. m.. 1.. Gorhzim. 4 Cross
St . Non-walk.
We Are Agents for
Standard Make Tires
At Factory Prices
at The
’2
Tire 8: Norwalk Tube $
L N orwalk Post Road Tire Co.
62 Wall St.
30x3 1
Norwalk
10.130
F0 R. SALE—House,
bath, improvements.
:1 I 1 kinds.
5 rooms and
Garage, fruit'
of 6 Howard St., East
- Nm‘wzllk. Conn.
TO LET”
lll pi ilat.
. L'mnl
WLllk
Ull"
3L1.-
f'llllily. l-‘inL-
nelzhlmrlmml.
ll‘ulll Conn-r of
Hill'-
l L
L
llunrdrrs, care Sentinel.
o
-v
'I‘uu .wts of mom:
JV and gas ()nr-
'l I ’ l‘lv. \\t3 Inq.
.\; Lug. i
l' OOIIISS
P
'leL front rooms ,with
Llunr for office or light
.\l~n will rL-nr rooms
Nltl'lll Main St. Tel!"
.‘l
l.l with board in pilllllo‘
in nllemzm. home
~- in L-s. Mrs. A. Hier-
\\9 South Nol‘walk.;
znrims Faml bath with im-
on» block from \Vinni.
I i'lonil St... Norwnlk.
'w;
:Ill
Store located in ‘DiSesa
Tll‘l Monroe & Chestnut
. John J. DiSesa 121
Noll‘alk. Phone 1112:
(I. G. PALMER
Auctioneer
Office A. D. Harm
nun-«m stun, South!“
i\.
Ll'
\ l
tron SALE—Ford sedan,
l
l
L
‘l‘ "l .m memtinu lmuu~ ulth' also a 1917
‘ il’hone Norwaik 2153 evenings.
Five!
_ L:it,\'.l
No other lLLLaL-LlL-rs with‘
, Lei-,enings
stl of ill
111,;‘W'
GlRLLS .WANTED
”Wi- lli‘t‘fl ‘soyeral girls for light bench work.
"\I’Ivlli-mifs must not be under 16 years, Of gage.
Apply Employment Bureau
late 1920.
starter, demountaJJiL- rim. some
nxtras also a. 1918 Ford touring body:
Ford runabout body.
FOR SALE—Ford, torpedo body,
Bosch magneto, Stewart vacuum
system, demountable rims. $145. Also’
Ford touring, 1922 bod). $195. Call’
75 Newton Ave.
FOR SALE~1 house $1800; 1 house
31900.1 house $2800; 1 house
$3000; 1 house $8500: 2 family $4000:
2 family $4700: 2 family $6000: 2
family $6500. George Mitchell. Tale-i
phone 1561.
FOR SALE 5
or
FOR RENT
Shore m it. diarbor ~Via‘ew
Beach and Compo Beach.
Three family house all
ments. Price $6000.
Two family house all improvements,
Main street, Norwnlk. Price $7000.
O’Brien &"Bovi
4 soum MAIN sneer“
Telephone 977 .South Norwalk Conn.
LOST
LOST—$15. A ten and five dollar bill
improve-
between Webster street and Pdlace E33
theatre and Elks' home. Reward. log.
at Sentinel office.
'MACN
lion‘can he (-
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of ziimlh 1'
world “L
trumgwl
Shown li‘;
lhv
’0 spantiin:
action
mild gre‘l ~13): * unmanned
he {gta‘l in the tinW'
L'Lmt-rlcg‘li
the
believes that
large Quake ns to the
this threat
will make:
Lzmnistakahle."
eluded.
Tlli llORWAlKS‘ ELlCllllC
Ems—inn
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F207 E. WASHINGTOR’ Sl'.
PHONE 959
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itself heard in
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CARD OF THASKS
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We wish to thank our friends and
flneighbors who so kindly assisted us
in our great bereayement
MRS. ARTHUR S. GRAY AND
DAUGHTER.
Yale & Towne Manufacturing CO-
FStamfgril, Conn.
in this vicinity invariably come to
Prenaky' a for their readydowear suits
andtopcoats. Theyknowtheycan
always be sure of the utmost value
for their money at this store. Our new
season's models are on display.
5
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Lara A
Mrs. A. Hickman. a former resident
301‘ East Noni-.311: died at her home at
FWicopee...N. Y.. on. Sunday at s p m
. in. daughter othir. durum
,_ infill. Corbin She ledges bgpige
Laden. and one da‘flhter. Vera; two
Waters. Mrs. Rita Notion. of. New Jer-
y. Mm. Kittie Tlechman. 02 Brook-
En. and Fred Ambler. of Bowayt‘on.
an uncle.
Funeral ofLBuu-idnGm _ A
Funeral services for Putrmk Godh-
‘he'f' of Spring Hill will be held at. 10
o‘clock tomorrow 1110ngme St.
’ Mary 5 church. and burial uni be. in
gmflwalk
St. Mary' 8 cemeterx.
{ll‘WO AVIATQRS
rINsWORLD Belem
.FALL 10 DEAzlln
Continued from Fir-t a...-
m
the nirdrome to land. it got into a
spin and the fatal crash followed.
Captain Sir Ross Smith sprang 3M0
routine rice in 1919. when W°m~
panied by his brother. Sir Keith, .be
made the flight from England tn
Australia. 11. 500 miles. winning a
prize of 10 000 pounds from the Aus-
tralian Goxernmé nt as- thenflrst avia-
tor to accomplish the England-Amtx
tralia flight Roth aviators were
knighted fLr thtir 19.2.
Captain Smith also weightled in
today‘s crash at Rroqklnnds, law diu-
linguisho EL nice in the Eurqpean
“mar first “ith the Australian Light
Horse in Egypt and Gallipoli. and la-
tar as an miutor xxith the Australian
Flying Corps in Egy pt and Palestine.
He was one of the British army avia-
tors who in ltqccmber.1918 made
the first flight from Cairo to Calcutta.
' Sir Bass and Sir Keith Smith ind
Just complete-Li plans for their at-
tempted flight around the world
“hich the} (\pccted to start fiom
CroyLlon. mar London. April 25. The
route nu-ippLLl out was by way ‘of
France, Egypt. Asia Minor. India.
China Japan and Siberia. thence
lumping to \‘oth America at Bering
Straits, \xith landings on some of the
Alt utian lsl. in is LLnLl at Ounalaska, in
Alaska. tlli‘nrv' across Canada to the
rl-éoo: swinging Illt‘l‘t.‘ l) the southeast
to Ken \Ulk and continuing along
tlw\ . ’mx i: ng. lanl must to \‘ewfound-
land ior tht Jump in ross the Atlantic
lo lr- LlanLl.
The aviators expected to cover the
51.3"" milLs in :4” hours of actual
flying spread owr :. period of three
nontns ’f‘mir LnLthine eras of the
l~\Llr0 aiipl: L-nL txpv filled with “heels
:or lizl t- in: on inn-l and propelled b\
Lin v ngine of 450 horsepovlcr.
'lliv {llll'ltllt omurred fifteen min-
uth nftor Captain Smith and Lieu-
tenant Bennett began their flight. Sir
Keith Smith hadfintended to make
(in trial flight with them, but he. ar-
riu i nFt th- :Lirdromc- too late and
\\ .Ls .anng tho.- crowd that nilnt‘ssed
lch lragul).
The machine had (‘llmlaml grace-
fully to :1 height of~more than three
thousand fat. “he n sud le nly her
how Llippi Li and sht wt’nt into a spin
Tl‘. u spitlulors thought
the airmen were attempting: a
for lll'.‘ purpose of tosiing the wings
of lhi- machine. but it soon ln-(‘nmc
apparent that the plane was out of
Control.
It started (lown‘v‘arcl in a slow
spin. which became fasiL-r and fast-
rr until the machine hit thi- earth
xnth such a terrific impact final-he
plane was practically splinter-ml.
Sir Ross was killed instantly and
l.i€-‘ul. Bennett die-i «a few minutes af—
tt-r the crash.
Captain Smith yesterday L-nfr‘rtaifiF-
ml at the \‘ickcrs “'orks in \N’ey—
bridge a large party of friends who
turn“ to wish him luck on his con-
template—Li world flight. He had com-
pleted all of his arrangenv-nts. and
lit'
confidence in his chancrs of suocfig’a-
Sir, Ross. was a, pilot remarkable
tor his 3km rather than for tents of
Llaredevlltry. He ne‘er took chances
beyond the necessary ones.
“siuffl'
Economic and Financial
Experts Have
With European Work
Continued. 1mm “First Page.
Lions that have been barred.
GENOA}. April 13. —E\en Good.
Friday will not,be a holiday for the,
delegates tolhe ,International Eco-
Meetings are also scheduled for Sat-
timid). and it is not iniprobable that
there will be sessions on Easter Sun-
the basis worked out
financial reconstruction.
At all hours of day and night the
delegates are rushing through the
streets on their way of gioup meet—
for Europe's
every day the subcommittees are
grinding away.
pornniission have to appoint proxies,
as three or four of these bodies often
meet simultaneously.
Mr Lloyd George and the other
at first at not finding a gclf course
within reach. but thus far they have
bad no time for recreation other
than that
game of keeping the conference
from, blowing up under the pressure
of the Ruskin delegated disarma-
meat talk:
LONQON Feb. 13. 1T1“! Russians
at. Génoa wail »» give all the niacin?
Mm demfi‘ded lithe pm.
my the. .allicd Leger”. but
in y refuie to accept the clause pro;
riding-{or mixed tribunali- to arre-
. ' mummy: 3 Genes dispatch to
_ e Exchange Telegraph.- The Bus-
Hickman was formal-mills: sir-- ’
l-er husband“ two sons. Balnor 3nd .
at first that‘
talked to his visitors with modest ‘
[Hard Time}
not to moxe consideration of the ques: .
nomic Conference; at least three sub—s
CONSTA TINOPLB —- Allegatiqnn‘
that Arman us in Anatolia are being?
persecuted by an .N _3
were denied in an interview given by ,
Kanpur; cl Beywme Minion”:
ter. of Forglgn Adam. to inumber of
Armenianipreu rcpt-mutating here
before he left. for. Parts to altend the
mterence on the revision of the
treaty oi Sevres.
‘f'l’he situation or Armenians in An- _
“pile. is quite satigactory. " Yuasuf
told his hearers. "There have never.
been anv deportations of Armenians
bike those carried out by the Unionists.
when deportces were massacred en
route. The Christian , Won.
the military gone was xi i) moved
to. the {anterior to prevent them from
going to the Greek army. Now the
deportees are all back in their homes
wherever there is no further danger
of an enemy invasion."
Yussuf further said that there had
been no boycott of Armenian products.
in proof of which he pointed ut that
he was wearing a. suit of clothes made
by an Armenian tailor. He also .de-
nled that anv property or lands be-
longing to Armenians had been an lded
among Turks or Kurds.
.He added that the AngoraLgoverm
menf. had just promulgated a. law
whereby Armenian officials would in
future be appointed in localities in-
habited chiefly by Armenians.
He concluded by saying that the
exodus of Armenians from Cuicla was
"unreasonable" and that. theJiemal-
ist government would hold the pro-
perty belonging to emigrants in trust
for one year.
Massacres bx Turks in Pontus. Asia
Minor. were reported in a telegram re-
ceived by the Greek legation in .Wash-
ington several weeks ago which med
that 300 Greeks of Samson were killed l‘
by Turkish authorities acting under
the direction of Kcmcl Janina.
A committee of the American
Friends of the Persecuted Christian
Peoples of Asia Minor presented to
President Harding on March 23 reso—
lutions protesting against the massa-
cre of Christians in Armenia and other
parts of the Turkish empire and ask-
ing the United Smtes‘to use it influ-
ence to put an end to it.
The Near East Relief announced
that some 120,000 'Armenians who
were in Cilicia evacuated that province
when they learned that the French
troops were to be withdrawn and the
country turned over to the Turks and
have now crowded into other districts
not under Turkish Jurisdiction.
Have an OBJECT in View
Try to own your home and protect
what you have with insurance-
John T. Hayes
Real Estate Insurance
7 Main Street
Norwalk
BEAUTIFUL NEW .
DESIGNS INSPRING;
WALL PAPER ‘
BRIGHTER UP YOUR
WALLS
Wonderful Values
' 10-15-25 Cents a Roll
Worth » Much More
l .
committees are to meet’on that day:
day, so keen, are the delegates to get '
tugs. ani from ten until six o‘clock ‘
The delegate. who "
'are members of: more than one sub- :
British delegates were disappointed *-
afforded by the sporting .
‘ ’..’.S'FF
consider-F £719”me clan-e no .
‘ . lam-
'm-raliu
pemcdthesecondtime.
FOR SALE-A mectly new National
Odell Miter. Elle Children' 3 store.
37 West. Vlzxphington St.
memmmr
41nd8p.m.otfint'
.413: Lot. mnoedlfim' W11 OMW
maxim abnphubejputhisndmtmt ap-
Department 'o't Agriculture, has adopt-
ed the following slogan for Forest.
Protection week:
WWion “eel;
FAptil 18-22, 1922
—yiéld abundant timber supply
-——reduce lumber prices
——lnsure houses {or all
-—pr0x'ide, outdoor. playgrounds
'——-increase streamflovr
—-build up communities
—support industries
-.-.use .mte lands
*——creatc notional stealth
—-.—destroy [MD 4011.“
——-deplet.e our timber supply
——-incrca.sc lumber prices
——devsstste forest, communities .
*sustaln no industries
—driveaway wild life
rheduce' streamfiow
—lay waste the beauty spots
—reduce . national. prosperity
Prevent Forest Fires—4t Pays.
.Wenther Forecast
For Nor-walk and vicinity: Coudy
tonight: Friday unsettled. probabl)
showers; no change in- temperature:
moderate westerly winds. Snow flur-
rles have occurred along the northern
border during the last 24 hours from
Montana. eastward to Michigan. and
showers in the. eastern portion of the
Lake region and hew England. Pleas-
97.3...
mm: snow es mi: mes warm
The, Forest Service. {.11de States
District Béputy Gfimt mm
or- Ma's-tin w. :W
B. P. '0. BL. accompanied 6y 0 eel-a
of that, lodge. came here last even“
and installed the newly elected ,oflk
oers of Norwalk Lodge. No. 709. EL
P. O. .11.. .01. 1.110.131“; Home. M
was a. good attendance; and follow
. the ingallation “summon“
' pmvided.w1th refinements. m
were v'intors from Bridgeport. v80.
Haven. Stamford. Danbury an.
Whusetts. present.
Advertise in The Sentinel.
Easter" Plants and
Flowers
Rowland M. Beach
Florist
Phone 2140-2 ‘16 France St
WILLIAM F. HOY‘I‘
REAL ESTATE
ant. weather has preyalled in other
sections east of the Rocky \Iountalns.
The temperature is about normal in
New England and slightlv below nor-l
mal in the Upper Mississippi Valley
and Lake region. where freezing tern-
peratures were reported during the
night
PRESCRIBE
as a- result of his ability
to discriminate between
different symptoms
When we fill his Pre-
scriptions you get the
result of our knowledge
and experience in the
handling of drugs and:
their compounding.
Tghe CliffOrdi’
Pharmacy
Corner ‘ISouth -Ham' and
Elisabeth Streets "
‘ 'J0welry..-of.~Gold is.
‘ Wiring in Its
Lovelin’ess ‘
.rgasrnn 1s flmqengATE
r03 Gm GIVING
Gold is recognized the world
0\er as standard. It is the king
of metals beautiful in its \nrions
effects“ sunerb. Vin, its everlasting
charm and dignity. .SrnalLyrondor
then that this precious metal
should be the basic element for so
many beautiful gifts. and. little.
wonder that the Easter Benson
should. be selected a: the appro-
priate time for Gold omerings. F,
Unusual displays of gifts. of. gold
may be seen at Fairchildfs all this:
‘LM'cek. Prices browsed to pleasu-
those desiring the new spring cw
be
selections._
.A few suggestions are the dc;
llg‘htTul gold rings for men ani”
women. cuff clinics. bar plum;
brooches. Handy Pins. mi.
"""" vest chains; brécelet‘s.‘ tie;
clasps. belt buckles. lingerie Mg
collar buupns. and "knives.
mono-c- “fig-
ll
1 Two Family House, 10 room.
good location. trolley at the door.
New house, all modern impmvementn;
$.31 500 will secure this house. Balm
on mortgage. Price of same 85, 300.
1 Family House, 6 rooms, all i.
movements except beat $1.300 *
buy this house. Mortgage of 31,”
can remain.
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shore properties. All kinds for sale.
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