5..
may, 529W 1:, 1522.
1 The Seaman A]. = ..._..__.. d Advettzzsemge;
- {or various piece
:l? ions. 5 ‘.
Employment Dept.
FOR SALE '
130R SAI..E—-Railroad ties, 3 life
mite, would make good house bony.
Inn. 22 Lowndes Ave. Chas. H. Smith.
Phone 15161.
FOR SALE— House. 9 rooms, bath
lurnutc. iircpluce. garage, outbuild-
ings. Shade and fruit. trees. acre and
hail land. Nrar Norwnlk. Accessable
to everything. I‘. 0. Box 664. South
; BUSINESS NOTICE“ '
FALL IS HERE.
thutrnew roof. Vi’e put on all kinds.
We sell 3 ply sloteeurl’acc . . . .4336
We sell 3 ply rubber euri‘nce . . . . $2.75
We sell 2 ply rubber surface . . $230
\Ve sell 1 nly rubber surface . . . . $2.25
Heavy fibre roof paint. .. . . $1.50 gal.
LEADERMUTTms—JI‘HATGHER
PIPELESS FURNACM
.6 Norwalk. (‘mm‘ THE NORVVALK ROOFING CO.
. . Phones 2955.01‘ 387.
. FOR SALE .2.i0 ‘l’hitc \\ yandoltte
mums. Whitc‘ Leghorn yearling Nsw is the Time to have Your Furs
1 nzw ll}: TIRE & RUBBER ('0. hens. _Ancon:3.<. Fancy milk it‘d Flow Remodeled and Repaired.
ch. 4w ll), 1. owl‘s and roosters. 1 hour Hemstitchinfi.
inf». \\'csltrn Liv..- Poultry. 32 Mam TUTTLE'SHOP -
. St. 84 No. Main St. . Phone 389.
\l'.\?(‘l'mr _ mu SAM: Wash. 5 Pit-“5» We“ LADIES' AND GENTS' FXRST CLASS-
llepm mu “(1 up 'mtot's on Sinlrm‘ model. liko new. coniplctcli‘ eqlllmP TAILORJNG TO ORDER.
”Hem; “Hmong...“ 31;.) ioung ml. tully gu::r:intee(i.‘bcc' this belore A. L. BRIA
mm; m- ut-ilcz'nl work. AWU hutltlg nl'W- Mr- N- “’- I‘llgg‘nsv R00“) 82 No. Main St. Phone 920
.m‘Uli ct SUNS 52H. illlll‘l Davenport. Stamford. .
r... 1.... mm: , . . READERS: Arrnn'rioxv
. . - ‘ ‘. a.” ‘ ,. :‘.‘ -'
ii” ”1 ”URWU‘I“ e Hi’iuf“$ni. Elm-P33?! “1:211:13: grits: We gladly offer our sex-Vices to the
.‘xN’L‘lQ‘er runm rum; ‘ 3*" “ml $245? .1918 F‘W‘L‘OMing “a" ifelgiilbe§3§foii§§ mbvltllevgectggxtrngxtiud
.Y. ~~... 115.11 H-icpq p'lld for old- (imamuntuhle nms. $160; 1916 Ford _ . '
. . .... g, I . . . ‘ (h t l t H . .95. new ones that We my best prices for
. t:;;n:tti!‘e. mahogany. oherl‘)‘. ‘f’fij‘l “u“ .("m|°“;‘,mf-0 “(mill " 1 secondhand furniture, junk and all
1 . 1.1m, (.12.,11150 old china. glass, “3” ‘fnmnf’r‘ "0”". .u ‘ .;a at. 0 kinds of metal.
.. ..: oi unlit that is over 100 ‘Xf‘rfi‘l'm‘ Aw" or Ihone “153 “of Glt'e Us a Trial.
.1th l l‘ 4ngin “‘m“ a ' Phone or Write.
. . .34.. ml, . . - . . H. JAFFE ' .
. v.23”? ‘\\-‘\ Phone 993 ton SALE—ixegs‘ and barrels lor . _ .
1;“:- vsim‘ and Cm”, new oak. 5 to 50 37 Fort St. Tel. 499 East 3‘40ka!
, it n . ,1. m. 13 to 1,; retire callous. Direct representative of one . ' H
, l." “mat: *lfnn’tc. ll. Hulclb ”1' ”10 “Wk” large“ .°°°"°mges' AUTO ELES%§¥E)% SERVICE
l.‘ than. SL. Not-walk. \“:m""“fle ‘l‘f‘fl..remil' 9131?“! Fig: Bosch & Eismann Magneto Service.
, d... 1”,. “no...“ mm..- lli’fiilfia“fx..3.§.‘“€’ionem2§§2 S a ' ’s‘liri‘éii‘°§u§taaii2§?e1‘§’g§lll§§§e§§§§i§’
l 11min. 3: Elton l‘lucc. l‘lzfit ' ' ~ , . ‘
mm... 27:.2. 31. ron SALE—4 1922 Reo sheen-wagons. 9:]?ngo‘gf‘ggggagfeggpsfrffiififfi'
.-.-._._ . 1 1920 Rec speed wagon. litflom-
. . n rlces.
..‘r A hog“ that H willing; to meme light truckr'l‘el. 1309 after 6 v p
s.» taming li‘itllt‘. llutllow Bak- D. In. ' “later Slf’el‘eéleaijllinstgilélhoat Place
in); D 8 .
‘- FOR SALE—"\Vcstern Electric wash- ,
'ril' 715015»: in in nmchlne 8hOD- ing machine. 220 volts. perfect Junk in éfigflgx d d
‘l‘lll'lf. amid Diw- Neptune working: order. Also Hamilton Beach there is n 9; mesa aye 1m
lite. L‘:.>.. (36 Fort St.. East Nor- sewing machine motor, 220 volts. half the ‘1) “will? VI 3 it noisy for
Must sell on account of moving to full pricg’rfg: route I £311 1183 nxlthe
- . city with different current. Sanderson, 0mm 1 Ph. 80 pay c n
a . iii» Piano and player-piano 5c; Woodward A“), D 01‘ I‘888- one 399-12.
l‘ is to l’llunc 5116 for expert ‘ 5 R MR» H. FELDMAN,
.q- and i'ei‘lmirllluc. Stit‘nlil'ic llllllllg FOR. SALE-wlipright piano, Vs'c‘hber, owan S" . EaSt Nomalk
. 'hilm ‘v’. Srhultzv. Weet— in good condition. mu m. :1 Clicst- ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ “ ' ' ' ’
A -. Norwnllt, nut St, South Norwalk. 3t. Lac“ mdféngig'gggg trucking of
. ltli (immuni- on plain much- FOR SALEWSU‘ mom Wmsa “'m‘ “11 all kinds. Plan" moving. Special van
f... 1“,“... d,-....«(.; and h'ith— conveniences. including: electricity. ‘9’ moving purposes. Daily trip] to
r mm. Sit-{uly work. goo-J pay. mus. furnace. lllll‘llW01‘ltl floors and ga- 2‘9" York City" Building atone.
um. tzn; \X'uqhingiull Street. rztgc. Lot 4"xl2fi loci. Must. sell to sob 71 Cedar Street. Phone 318
. \nullc. tic (-slalc. Reasonable oi‘i'or consider- . ‘
. , - ml. 'm. lone. 3 FROM THE FACTORY T0
'» “Elle; tor light. may now- THE HOME ' .
:31}. vl'Vlilig lliiiClillH'S-L I'IX- FOR. S:\LE-v}5lllii in 01' (‘OYUHC‘T (1033‘, Mattresses, pillows, belate” and
l,,.,;,r.n,...l;”-}f (‘hfu‘lcs Mic” seven foot long with grill top also cushions of all kinds sold on our 6335'
2.4.24,” 5,... “L ‘ prncl and grill door. Enquire at, Scull- gggtfiintgungatggogergvmmg. Bzfls-
- . nel. _ . r us a car or
‘ l L: ()i' a lft‘llll’t‘lill-n l‘EiOlllL’l'S. FOR Q;\1 F Cl til; gilliphone 317 for representative to
.‘ ,H’l'l’ hump with Elllltl Ht‘l‘V' .. . A 3" v HE‘S part [0!]. seven
ml llrf'ukl‘gim m mm . if feet wide and seven feet. six inches F 1:?RWALK-MATTRESS C0-
all lawn lllllil'ut'pgnivnt5. (iood high. suitable for office or vestibule. ran ‘11 and Monroe St' 80' Norwalk
ll .\ (‘1'.wv. 2w (‘hcs'tnut Enquire t“ Will-mi” 0mm EXPERT AUTO Mrcmxm
r ' ."xnzrwllk. “ll-i, 12:741. lit ' i. J
, .. ' P‘Oit‘SALE-A beautiful home, Spring Will overhaul and repair your car
i. ‘ Winn”. mun lomillur with Hill Atomic, Norwalk, atasacrifice. in own garage. A” makes of cars.
~ .3 ”mum“. 1-,". ”MUD“ Price $000 cash, balance on easy Starting, lighting and ignition. a spec-
... my. Am”... Mammy... terms. Act quickly. J. J. Vnna, Real lalty. All work guaranteed. Phone 490
. ,3 3”. ('n. N. Y.,‘ South Non Estate and Insurance. 128 \Vnshiug- T ,
. ton Street. Phone 1662—3 or 231343. TRUCKIM}
. . . {40ch and Long Distance of All Kinds.
;_‘ my :', t’ululghmi 1001115 for FDR SALEWErand New Bathroom, CARRIGALV & FLY‘NN
lulllvlwkpuping, garage space if $55. Syphon closet. china low-down (Omce Leary & Co.. B. R. Ave.
3.31%.... Apartment A, (fare lank. enameled bath~tub and laVntor)‘, Tel. 1577
. “.17 at with all nickel-plated fittings; special Home Tel. 868
., . hit; bargain. white celluloid water— "~"
:3» 2 you] "it'll. Apply Alflf‘tl (flosct Wilts. $5. Scldcnbcrg Co., 545 FOR GALE
.:l ('n.il Yilrll, Merritt St. S. N. i‘rd Axve” between 36th and 37th Sts., H0112? 6 rooni*=~:lll improvement“
~ .9w '0“ -; *‘ “" “
. .- . So .500
‘ El)~»—SE9nnm‘uplnr. ('wpciirmu . . . . . .. _, . 1 .
linuwmdgp ni' lmuiilrw’op 112;. (in-:url To LET $6.583)?“ H I(’(ln‘$' d” “LPN“ “1191115..
L ”n. Apply llt lwurnt lllr_:ill't". ti ‘ Both (“3“.ij 1m atoll.
7 _.~ . ‘ ' Lot. in Winnopuuli, Soxlsu ft. with
.Ll‘xinlld‘:I Linlfijxll... I‘M“;"-1-‘1‘1’15391' FOR SALE—A chance for a - quick 2 acres of tillahlc land .1) rear. $1500.
’ .‘l ti.“ vii: _. . L .- J. huyer to secure a home a: the right 1’01“ Particulars ASK
g. «:mh 1'an “mg“ :mvl WHO“ price. modern in every respect, good _ 739”“ 5.1‘125YF15
‘ .mpmtmg' Apnlv 1M.” Shirt. location. two car garage. Don’t wait, 1\o_ 7 Main Street , Norwalk
”me“ S" - . ~ Phone 2822. ‘ Real Estate d1: Insurance. '
’ - ll .'\‘ roman tor m-nct'ul ‘ , , . . A ' ’ A ‘ W'- . 3
,-.~ l: w. tlm (lay, middle-lined '10 RENT—4) room flats. 28 “’nslting- , ' '
H... :r'ncw rcqtllrcd. Phone tou.$t.r Enquire Z. Sallick, 29 Mmli- ‘
-,. M... son St. South Norwalk. Phone 1937.
a,“ m. woman to lake 'l‘O RENT—«2 room apartment, neat- ,
MW... stand at So. Nor- ly tarnished. for light. housekeep-
..‘..; Hum"). (infill securitv inn. adults. Hotel Brirtol. 94 \Vush- , - ‘
".l' i, m News Stand, 0'1. lntrton St. So. Norwalk. . -
‘ mun News Co., 229 Vi'ate ' ' “ 9‘.” .
~ g; ~ . H. ('onn. r T0 l.ET»--—.'l ,nicely furnished rooms If you are 10019115; 101' equality bat-
.. l‘or lirzhl, housekeeping. reasonable tery. at a low price, 1191‘? 1" “‘73 Quail—
l. \g ”.3... Kit" to (lo general rent. 7 Summer St... or Geo. Mitchell. {Y plates—selected 080a? “’00d sepa—
l‘t-uplnnrnnq rel l-V ' Telephone 1561. . rators. Every part of the C. \V. 153(—
. . . . in red. Ap— . . - - .
:4 Street tery (Wood Separator) lS careiully
m... ' T0 LEfi’Mln Darien. 4 room COtlage, made of best material down to the
l'nmily house. vicinity V in very desirable neighborhood. l3$i_ detail. It is b) 531‘ ”191393 Paj'
5 .3 “A. lily Ave. or Bouton St. Conveniently located. Phone (:62 ten at anything 1kg: like pritc. 5.12”
~ “4 1.... ”m- “ R...
.._.. _______. _. V '7 ‘ ’ . 1 ' ' "
l .lll‘wencer boy with bk)" 1(1)h Rh). r—b large rooms. with all Avenue. Phone Bass—Advertisement.
\‘stit-rn 'Union. ' 9. modern imnrovcments, includ-
~n .-__ - mg the bath and tile kitchen. Located Mason antractor.
v WA NTEI)’. gr: West. Ave- Inquire at Kceler’s Shoe Are you planning to have walks.
.2 as assistant to win— 0“" , ' drives or roads built. Possibly it may
M a , . , _ ' k. chimne or a. fire-
.. {'01}: cgggggter.‘ T0 kET“§t Dane“ apartment in rgfaflilfgthzogoba comes.ilnder the
\ pr rate house. 3. large rooms and above suggestions. H. Fabrizio. mason
storage... improvements, centrally lo. contractor can do it, do it -corfect]y
gates bin excellent ‘. neighborhood.” and at a éonservafive price. Some of
. > in a 13, Oct. let. Beiereuces re- the fmest‘jobs in magenrywork‘about
. $715521 Iwrne Anaflment' Care Of this vicinny have been ‘don‘e by him.
.9. DSTORM 9“ 9- . ‘ - ‘ ‘ and his capable organization 651:;
> < ' . n '01-}: in its ever)" on ure‘ 0
_ T0 IET—I-Two large rooms, $5.00 :fierie‘gepww office, 14 Snowden
l .{v i XNCE each, iurnished or unfurnished, Avenue. Phone 2324,
‘ light houfifkeeping if desired. Apply ‘ ' . .
fl Mi N. Mayehofl &-Company, 15 (Mer- LOST
-»————~__, W31 street. . .. 4 . _.
. . __ y LOST—A poc‘ ket book containing a
1 ”,5,- & 00 Inc ”m SAL? 6 "mm 1‘9“” near “e“ - $10.00 bill and key with 'red string:
’ -- -. ovonue,:all improvements. meme]- attached. Finder please advise Sen-
-, ”‘ and in lent condition. Price ‘yery reasonable; tinel Office. ,
k surencc .. .
“ So. Norwalk FOR SALE—ffiouse in first district. 5 [Mu—Bank Book- 1780."¥Please re-
! ~ minutes from ‘cenrerrs rooms, all turn to «Peoples:Tmst~Co.
5 improvements. ' i , ; ' _ , .
2 - W _ * mm AUCTION SALE.
in H .‘l ”HQPSSION A . 03mm 3‘ . . 7 ' Antiques an Auction. A large collec-
Bu ‘~ » ’ L Real Estate & Insurance tion‘ot‘ antiques will be. sold at Public.
'. f . Auction. on the premises. formerly
. {‘llON—auus. L. B. 4'80. MainSt. ’80. Nor-walk: known asmheflorsenec‘k Tam.- 1"?“
;.. mm; Victor ‘ .i Road. Greenwich. Cm on Same”
u‘nnitl‘d number . ammmnon mm: FAILS“ .. September leth. commencing at 10
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Hullo. 72 “'35;
‘W-"lk. Tel. 1021.
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Music Taught
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NE“? ,YORK. Sent' lip—Ah invol-
Edwln 11." Greenfield
Sneak. fitmdingfinndew
armor) a; n”
‘ Phone 2721
unitary petition in bankruptcy was
tiled in Federal Court today.agalnet
and . Kenneth
a. m. shank-Eula .is an unusualop.
f ntuni .' .
’9 ““5 .mcmn.
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Are you goingto wait. till Winter for
‘ NUR‘VA LK.
’{ logos and the suburbs of Bria; Land
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Lecturnorlcns ’
. ORDER TO BETTL'E‘ACCOUNT.
DISTRICT OF NORVVALK. 9:5 PRO
1932.
ORDEREDfiThdt the Executor cxhi— l
Court for adjustment. ill: llto Probate
Office, in Norwalk; on the 22nd day or
September. 1922,‘nt 10 o‘clock “lip.
noon: and that all persons lilil‘l‘i‘blrfll
in said Estate may be notified thoro-
of. the Executor will cause this order
to be published in a newspaper hav-
innr a circulation in said llielrirt. 5!?
least. five days before: said 22ml «luv
01’ Septembergllnz. ‘
HENRY W’. GREGORY.
J ullzrl .
SOLVENT NOTiCi-z.
DISTRTC’I‘ OF‘ NOR‘WALK. 504, mm.
BATE COURT, Septem‘uvr i-l. .-\. ll,
1922.
Estate of» Eugene \‘v’ent‘or. lJllv nz'
Norwalk. in said District. (lmvmsv’d.
The Court of Probatn tor llw ins
trict of Norwalk. hath limitwl and :1}.
lowed six months from tht.x illllt‘ hm»
ol‘ for the creditors of saéri l'fslz‘u‘ in
exhibit their claims l‘or settllnmut
Those who neglect: to press-n: at
accounts. limpcrly \altcstctl. “on
sold time, will be deharrcd a rm-mm 3g;
All persons indebted to will l-I>l;l:.‘v
are rc'qucsted to make immcdimv m;
men? to:
9
ROSE \VEA FER.
. ‘Ixm‘utrix.
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Cr,
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TAE’IMANY & CONNEllY.
Alto-rim} .4, '
ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT.
IiisTRICT 0P NORWALK. as mm.
BATE COURT, September ii. A. l‘).
1922. .
Estate in Conecticut. of Slicrnnui ll.
Foole. Rite of Ridgeileld Park. in lllt?
State of New Jersey. deem-ml,
ORDERED. That the Adnilniumtm';
exhibit its mlministratiou :m-mlm to:
this (‘o‘dl‘l for adjustment. lil ’l‘u‘ Pm;
bate (.)lill'(' in Norwalk. “WW“ :‘L‘nlll
(lay of Snmvmher. 1922, at ’2 n't'lm'kl
forcnoon; and that all porwm Minx;-
ceted in said Estate may he zmtiliwi:
ilitereol‘. the Administrator will umsc
this order in be llllblishpfl in n n: W.‘
(21.1 E
i
:
lilillPi‘ having it Cil'Cllllelt.‘.-ll _m _
l)lf<ll‘l\'l. at least five days hon \. Sillll'i
22ml tiny ol' September. 1932‘ I;
' HENRY 'W. Gill-Itltlil‘i‘. ;
Janna?
NOTICE. , ;
Bills will lw received 22¢ “up";
of the Board of Charities. I ‘ ll:‘:li.g
until Monday. September ‘ l. tor,
carpenter work. mason Wm painting:
and plumbing at Narnruulv Home.
Sj‘u‘ctit'lczliimis may ilr en: m the
Office
BOARD OF CHAIHTH’IS. ill“): 017‘
British Commander
Trea’tcns to Bombard
The Turkish Quarters
' (Continucd from First Page)
fiff‘lz'l‘ws slTr- ’zll' ot‘t'iccr of thol,
Turkish rug” :‘ :. * enter ft houseé
(“n.rryinr: sun ..l m of pt’sti'olcnm.
Soon :gftcr lm nmir out the building
burst into flames.
“Fire zippcurs. «i lt'zlllltJ’liIIIE‘ :3 in 0th .
or sections of illl“ town. even near iii:
Turkish (mm-tn- :1! 235171;». Khj'me
This was: tho 1323!. Play after t‘no’l‘urk-
ish occupation. .
“A millil(‘!l<1t‘l’l\' wind drove the
flames west. tho 'l'm'kish quarter thus
escaping untouched.
“Besides the lilipi’:~‘_ about 1.300 rr-f‘-
ltgt-l-s lizitl lit-1x11 tnlqvn into lll!‘ college.
which was ncur lllc nlacc “'Itt'rfl tho
fire started. 'l‘lur mm of mom" of the
girl pupils is unknown. and it is al-
lcgod they li:l.\'t- tun-n carriml oil? by
the Turks.
"Vl‘hcn tho Stmmnn Jeff .thc flames
had reached 1hr; quuvs and were mon—
ncing the foreign consulates.
"Prior to the fire. there were no
massacres. which continued "through
the night in the midst of the flames.
It is impossible to «Somme tlie'nu'm-
hm- of killed. 'Dr. Post. I'm American.
who with memlicrs of the Amer-loan
Relief A’dministration. made an inves-
tigation, expressed the opinion that
the number of \"irtims’up to the time.“
of the fire amounted'tobne thousand.
(Other estimates from Athens run as
high as two thousmd). A large num-
ber of Christians were believed to
have, perished in the flames.
”The foreign trade, suffered _cnor-
mous losses. especially branches or
agencies of. the big American tobacco
houses such as the Gary Tobacco
Compdiiy and the'Standard Commer-
cial deing’Company of New York.»
troyedl The total malterlal losses are
gets at one Billion. francs. ‘
“Greet Quantities, of
DTOVISlOil§ were
destroyed. creating-.9. food shortage.
’Sexferali‘rrencni and British "establish<
merits, theFrCnch College or St. J05-
eph and other Frencfi'echoois and the
American Y. LI. C. A. were destroyed.
The outlying Greek and Armenian vil-
Burnabat, ~-whcre ‘ Europeans reside.
Weer burned." . ‘
Another telegraph
Athens says: . _
“The Turkish population of Smyrna."
continues to be master of {hepsiruae
dispatch iron}
”as.
accused of having aided the Greeks,
V were executed in front of the‘GOVtsx-n- '
ment buildings. '
“Refugees arr-hung in, Athens from
gardingrt-hc state” of the citysbwing. to
the ferocity of Athe Tux-Rs. Immedi-
cre‘and
hot-need. 3:}:
2‘1”.»- siluntvd in the burned urea. Con—
-s;nl-Gcncral George Horton and his
xnl“i'ici;ll codes and funds; together with
luml another later clcured for Piraeus
his to pcrmit the entrance of the Turk-
' Louis.
nearly all'of whoSezstocks. were des-Z ‘
tion'.‘ A number? of Worlds}: officials, .
Smyruarecount terrible Stories '12-. 1
the short; the: bodice lici
might the water.”
PARISH-Scot. 15 (Associated PrcSMq
««««« The French Governmcutgviu its rei"
BATE COURT, September 14. A. 1). ‘ WY farwarricd last night to tlie'fii‘it- amo
. ish note on the Near East, announces".
ESTATE or Nora Atoms nutter. late “mt i-‘muce has decided to join the“ neclduy before an outbreak'of fresh
of Norwalk.‘ in. said 'nlstrict, decreased. “the" allies in requesting the ~Turklsh "limiting which might again setxfiuwpe
NationalistGovernment to respccf‘lh‘e”
hit its Administration account 10 this ; neutralityrzoner or theiswaits ‘Of-‘j’m !» ~
llurlluuelles fixed Treaty of -
Sevres. '
_ The French decision, the note odds. A
«loos not prejudice the. future condi-
(ions of peace. ’ ' 1
SM XRNA. Sept. 15 (Associated.
Pruner—«The fire which started in the.
.lrnmninn quarter of Smyrna curly.-
l‘vsterduy afternoon, had spread onrlyl
by th e.
\
this morning to the Turkish sectionsll-mfi'a declarationrby the National Gov- .
nl‘ tho city, and was
headway. ’ .
The entire 'Enrorsean section is in!
nslws and countless thousands dire.
lmmclnss. ~ There were hundreds of;
r‘:t.‘=ll:lllll"s among-persons who \i'cro.
cmight in the sections where the:
llunlr‘S spread with gl'catcsl rapidity. l
li‘mirlocn naturalized Americans are;
but all the American—born}
:m:ountc«.l for. Ten of them .arc‘
m ”to sulmrbs, with Amoricmis‘ Turk-
E<h guards.
'l‘hv American
making rapid
lell‘Slllf—f.
9. r0
consulatmgcnoral
mill lclt as the flames swept toward
the building. taking with them the
llll‘ mest important records and docu-
iucnts.
An Almerican destroyer sailed for
Solonlki with six hundred refugees.
with 400 persons.
CONSTANTINOI’LE, Sept. 15 (AS-
:‘rlcintcd Profit—“The Turkish Na-
tionalist Army is now Within 35 miles
or (‘mlthitinopic. .The population is
in :1 state oi‘ ncrvous tension. and the
entire city is rife with rumors about;
Muslin-rm Kcnml Posha’s designs upon
ilxc- capital.
Um- story is that the Nationalist
commander has sent, an ultimatum [to
“in allied powers. demanding the Curie»
nation of their forces from the city so
isli Nationalist Army: another is that
fig left iloatg‘mgmymoned for this alteration to dis-'
cuss the Near Eastern tangle.
W The London newspapersagnin urge
thefnecessity or a, quick agreement
ngvthe allies beforethe situation
becomes .iurther complicated and es:
of (patrolling by armored carnand ulr~
planesfit is learned following the de-
parture from Southampton, yesterday,
of looiomicers‘and 1,000 men or the
Royal Air Force. The contingent in,—
cludéS‘ about fifty pilots. '
PARIS, Sept‘15.-—A formal demand
crnmcnt or its intention to” observe
this neutrality‘ will probably be‘made
by‘the allied high commissioners in
Constantinople tomorrow. . . _ '
The zone of thestraits is definitely
delimited in the Treaty»! Sevres. It
includes a' wide- strip of “territory on
both the €uropcan and Asiatic sides
of flic Straits. . .
Diplomatic conversations. among the
allies appear to have established the
French view that the future soverign-
ty of Thrace" by the Sublime Porte
must he discussed at a. peace confer—
ence, at which the c‘rushlng victory of
Turkey will entitle her to the finest
liberal treatment in the final decision.
CONNECTICUT CARPET
CLEANING GO.
87 Cedar-rsu Soutthorwalk, Conn.
~ Phone 989 ~
We clean and renew. color-null
Carpets and Rugs.'Hand. roce
m- p a; by
Good:- Called retinal! Denier-oily ’ -
. 0].:G.‘ PALMER V
Auctioneer
,Ofice A. D. Morgan
Hardware Store. South Nor-walk
Nationalist troops have crossed ovcr‘
jto tho Gallipoli Peninsula from Cllfl-l
nllc. planning to march into Thyme;
with the object of taking Adrianople.
{odosto and other ports on the Son.
of Murniora are choked with refugees-l
who are arriving by the tens of thou-i
sands” in an appalling state of misery. .
Hundreds are dying before they can‘
he landed. The Near East Relief: has
dcspaiclicd -n shipload of foodstuffs
and medicines for Rodosto in charge
of Colonel Stephen E. Lowe of St. :
l
5
'l‘c-n thousand ._.Armenian refugees
have urrivml in the Ilosphorus on five;
vcssuls. and will he given shelter in'
the Armenian churches of the cits:
ATHENS. Sept. lS.<-—.\n American
destroyer arrived yesterday at Piraeus .
from Smyrna with the American Cowl
soil and sow-ml other American citi-E
zoos nml nmnerous Armenian rot‘ugcor. f
Ml‘l).\l\‘l.\. Sept. 15 (Associatcwl‘
Preset—«1119 Greek cruisers Common“-
Arm-oft :md Killing .llm latter former-E
ly tin: tinned Slatcs steamship Aussie:
sippi. min: at .iloudcz'mn. covering the
retreat of the remnant of ‘lllf‘ Grcck:
Army. for whose safety grave 0011—.
corn is felt. The Turks are. at the
llf’f'lf“ oi' llm flowing Grecks’ruml it'is
l');:l'l€\'«“-Il lllt‘ lattm‘ urc- doomcd unless
the Greek Governrmmt can providm
vessels for thvir cscanc.’ '
Two companies of French infantry
Wore sum. to this city from Constanti-
nople for the temporary protection or:
the thousands of Christian refugees;
o
,
Sucre, —mnny»df whom. panic—stricken.
are throwing themselves into the 503.;
\thn the Turks invaded the tow .4
i
‘thcy iotifiedv the French commander}
{hat the presence of hl§ troops would;
not l)e_ tolerated. but he stood his:
ground. f
Gncmlok. cast of this place. is pram'
licnlly tlcscrgcd. The Greek destroyer;
Panther put up a heroic fight to keep:
hack. the invading Kcmalisls i‘hcrc.‘
but the latter; brought into action long
range guns. which soon forced the
worship "to retire. i
LONDON. Sept; ‘15 (Associafe‘d _
Prefix—The British Cabinet was
_ i
' DUVETYNE
In all colors for Hats‘and Capes.
Correct in Fashion and :Right
in Price.
The Textile Store
136 Washington St.
South. Nor-walk: -
e.
LONDON. Sept. 15.—The present.
system of. policing Mesopotamia * with i
. troops is to be replaced with a. scheme
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LWe buy and sell new and
second hand clothing.
Highest prices paid.
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this 5"“ used and modernism” 4'
charged. Our standard. of workis no: 3-
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on premise; '
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