wsosnsoav. corona 25,1922. '
1
WANTED
' W'ANTED
wrnmrzxcno TYPIST FOR FAC-
.oav OFFICE MUST BE samurai
WITH WORK REQUIRED, SUCH as
91109 TICKETS. FACTORY roams
AND STOCK RECORDS. GOOD
(tmrzcn FOR ADVANCEMENT. AP-
PLY R. a w. HAT! SHOP, 1110.,
011055 AND RIVER smears, NOR-
' WALK.
WANTED
Boys as messengers.
~ Apply.
-‘ WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO.
WAN TE D—Operators on Singer sew
ing machines: also learners. Apply
68 Vl’ater St., entrance on Haviland
Sireet.
WANTED -.._ Thoroughly competent
and experienced bookkeeper and
Motor} accountant. References re-
quin (I Answer stating experience and
t-EIIIII‘V desirt‘d The Geo. A. Shepard 8:
som ('1). Bethel. Conn.
WANTElh At once, a capable woman
to leach sewing machine operators
in underwear department. Steadv
wnrk and good prospects for the prop-
..1- ‘..-man. Apply ('lueit, Peabody. d;
l IIIi‘
liming man to learn the
Iviixsiness. Apply at Gottlieb's
Store. 12 SO. Main SL, 50.
1'0”“.
I).
\.A w I I I)
(I 1 I.1
(lint-mi:
111.11 ~11
\‘.‘A‘. 1 11'»
. . ‘ man. Martin’s Restau-
1:‘.' ‘ ‘\ 1 bington St; '
‘ .1 class counter man, ai-
111 \' . 1- 11 ~~— Stenographer Secretary.
1... opportunity for right man.
1.1.11. in own handwriting. Atlantic
1.1.1.1.11011 Wire & Cable Co., Drawer
'.ii. Stamford, Conn.
WANTEDTO RENT-Four rooms for
three adults. centrally locat .-,d rent
must be reasonable. Write Rent, Care
Sentinel Otiice.
WANTED-~ileip. male and female.
IGood wages and steady work. Ap~
1’ 1‘
i .iIIx.
v.'.\.\"l‘i~1l}-»Experiencmi machine on-
mumrs to sew on collars and cuffs,
mains: on all parts of womon'a
1.11111’1111 waists. Time or piece work.
1.1 .\‘ Mayehoi’i' Co., 15 Merwin St.
v. AN '1‘ Mil-w Experienced operators to
111.1111’1iting on silk work. M. N.
{.31). Mill ('()., 15 MGI'WID St.
i .1\:.‘ xiii) » Experienced drossmakors
1~1. unmen's tailored dresses. Timo
. w. subtly Work assured until sum-
\lrpI)’ )l. N. Mayehoff Co., 15
.‘111 .1 SI,
’i‘onmstcr. ApplyfiAlfred
uzil YII., Merritt St, S. N.
. ’ .I'TIl
I'- ‘11
. ‘ .1 .\ maid [or general house-
\ 1 laundry. call evenings aft
121:1: 1199. Mrs. P. J.
~1-i‘1eld Ave. ’
An-
”‘..——
\I.1n to take care-or low'
11 make‘
1' .1 heating boiler .
. generally useful. State wages
iglflr‘md address Boiler, Care Sen-
~: ce.
‘.N’I‘EMGIrls, finishers
1,..,
F‘airl’ield Battery Co., East Nor-’
and but.
wwers on children’s coats. Must
FOR SALE
FOR SALE—My 1921 Ford sedan at 7
your price. as 1 summit (armori-
do. It has shock absorbers, locked
steering wheel, new radiator, other
useful extras. New rear and. new
iuat- overhauled. Good rubber.P . 0.
Box 206, Norwalk.
wanna. Toms—Um Limousotte
’..?
Tops form 828 Md. Slut
felt Bros, :01 East Whenmhim’tnnymorouoefo:
Norwalk. Tel. 3075. your at take it to
5 ROWAN 81‘" EM NORWALK.
FOR SALE —- Desirable properties. ,
only three minutel’ walk from
Washington and 30.11am Sts. Also
RF.D.37
153803”me
are our specialty.
DAVID F. ALBRECHI‘. '
So. Nanak, Coral. _
other properties. Write Box 43, Caro .
of Sentinel.
FOR SALE—Rug. 10:12.13391883‘
cooker. dishes and pictures. Phone ‘
626.
FOR SALE—3 good milking cows,
barn of bay. 1 Stamford range. Inq.
Mrs WV. H. Tristraln. 378 Fla Hill Rd.
MUST BE SOLD.
Having recently sold my place at
No. 6 Mott Ave.. to the Eagles for
their Fraternal Home, Lmust. dispose
of all remaining personal property
immediately. No reasonable otter re-
.1
“.2.“ a scram. .
' tom ° °’ 0° maddnthe mt ..
01' small to Set attention. about, 8m} it is ant-no
%‘
unk, -papsr
ma
ammon 1
Ifyouwnnttodisposootanyfm-
caller
4‘ WATER 8T. — TEL. 903.
READERS, ATTENTION}
If you have second hand furniture.
stock or metals ofuw
ellittoJaloBI-os. andyou
will see the reason why
fused. House furniture, garden tools, ' Write” or Call.
farm tractor: with tools. animbiloIW Fort St. Nor-walk, Conn.
tools, Oldsmobile truck, Overland». ,— Telephone 499.-
dan. two chicken houses. commute
dig on shares,‘flrc wood etc. Also my .
Kwik—Bind Manufacturills business.
[-1. A. Seymoure, Phone 1212.
FOR SALE—4111111113 and chickens. Call
m LOUISE Cam
Teacher of Modern
Studio—60 West Ago. 89;
walk. Telephone 1838.
at Mrs. H. Galik, Bridge St., East
Norwalk.
1‘OR SALE—43mm! New Bathroom.
$55. Syphon- clooet, china lowdown
:ank, enameled was» and lavatory,
with all nickel-plated fittings; special
big bargain, white celluloid water-
closet seats, 35. Seidenberg Co., 646
lrd Ave“ between 861.11 and 37111 81.8.,
New York.
cold weather. so don’t; wait. ‘
Slate.“ AMI
Gram and Blult-up Ming. hon aid
Copper loaders: and Gum
Harlot-be T130401? .
ROOF PAINTING
This can not lie duos
WoomuonAuhI-lts
mm
Thatcher One-Pipe W
THE NORWALK Booms CO.
Ebony, 895M811
. FOR SALE—Van Buren Ave, 9 room
room. all improvements, $8,000.,
Small cash payment. Room for 2 more
houses. Geo. Mitchell. Tel. 1861.
FOR SALE. .
The Van Hoosier property at Cran-
bury. located well in Newton ave-
nue. corner of Grumman avenue. '
House 8 rooms. largo barn and about
3 acres fine land. For particulars,
ASK JOHN T. HAYES.
7 Main Street Norwalk
FOR SALE
7 room house, recently redec-
orated. inside and out. Modern
improvements. Two minutes from
Main 8L, Norwalk. Reasonable.
Building lots in East Norwalk.
_—-—n—p
LEROY D. DOWNS,
INSURANCE & REAL ESTATE
Phone 1881
123 Washington St. So. Norwaik
FOR BALE—slx ROOM COTTAGE I
-All improvements, within 3 minutes'
‘walk of railroad station. Terms rea-
'sonable.
, J. M. LAYTON Gr 00., INC.
INSURANCE THAT mousse
5 Railroad Avenue Phone 35
LEGAL NOTICES
ORDER OF NOTlCEm
DISTRICT OF NORWALK 35. PRO
BA‘TE COURT, Octobel 25th, A. D.
1922.
WHEREAS, written application has
been made to this Court for the ad-
mission to Probate of a certain writ-
mperienced. Louis Greenberg &
11._II11pOI. Place, East Norwalk.
'1 . l I.I‘I'I'
I IIIF.
Ave.
urn-r Nov. lst.
Phone 1732.
Li‘ \.
4 rooms, with all improve-
Inq. 9 Bay-
ten instrument, as and for the last
will. of Charles H. Mann, late of said
Norwalk, deceased.
ORDERED, That said application be
heard and determined at the Probate
Office. in Norwalk, on the 30th day of
.1) iII'I'
1-" 1'_
"1 3 SI”
Sn, Norwnlk. Conn.
'111
1.11:1‘ lrooms, electric
‘)
111' - or 3 only. Inquire
51 reel.
Light. steam heated loft and
but location in town. Inquire
.1 1:..1111011‘11 Clothing Store, 12 SO.
lights,
. 11111 21111] cold water. Heat if re.
Iivnt $18 per month, including
.‘m 11-111 light. Suitable for a small
101
October. 1922.111. 2 o ‘clock afternoon;
and that public mficedhereof be giv-
en to all persons intwested therein
by publishing this order in a newspa.
per having a circulation in said Dis-
trict at least: five days before said day
of hearing.
HENRY W. GREGORY.
Judge.
q
ORDER OF NOTICE.
‘1111.1A:i‘~--4 rooms.
21 Taylor Ave. Call 130.
with ' improve—
DISTRICT OF NORVVALK, 53. PRO-
BATE COURT, October 24th, A. D.
1922.
1 ‘Z'i‘»~«2 r
‘, 1.1 91
" 1 1 Avenue.
11/
I 111i
.- ni'
furnished rooms,
I bath and other conveni
I 1
Hill Road.
ms, $8.50 per month.
onnecticut Ave, near
in desirable lOcaIity, two
with
Inquire 22 Taylor Ave. near
WHEREAS, written application has
Stannard, late of Norwalk, in said Dis-
trict, deceased:
ORDERED, That said application be
heard and determined at the Probate
Ofllce, in Norwallr, on the 30th day of
October, 1922. at 10 oclock forenoon:
and that public notice thereof be giv-
Ilcaths and Funerals.
Ill-rtln-l J. Gar-111ml).
1.. HIM .l. (lan‘drup,
1 1~ . 311i
1 ,:
I1‘I 1.1”Iel.
1.1 H
He was
1. .: ;,. ..; Mrs. Louis Wheeler. Mrs msmm op NORWALK as PRO
‘1‘“le 1115111. Mrs. George R0 , him. , BATE coUBT, October 25th, A D
*"I'H'l I .11‘1'11ilierfl, Lil's. Chris Hvoll- 1922‘
an aged and
First District citizen, died
Imm- in New Canaan avenue.
7!! years old
“'H'Vh‘ml by a wife’and ten
.91: to all persons interested therein
‘ by publishing this order in a. newspa-
per having a circulation in said Dis-
tnict at least five days before said day
at hearing.
HEN RNY W. GREGORY.
Judge.
W
SOLVM NOT iCE.
Bosch d: Elsmann Magneto Service.
All Gm.
Starters and Battery Ignition: repair-
ed and installed by expert mechanics.
All Work Guaranteed at Reopens!)
maul. Wei-Ii and
scalp
curing, permanent waving, hair bob-
‘ 5 Burbank St.
been made to this Court for adminis- ;
tration of the estate of Clara SmithJ'
AUTO ELECTRiCAL snnvicu
131111111011.
0! Manama. .
lo
Prices. '
119 South Main Street
WM 10! the Turkish smiling;
”comment.
against incursions," Shaklr Bey do-
Icorps in Asia Minor he refused to eg-
lam
fie
province m
Noulations in, the
”behaving Wen
that Turkish Winn are operating
"If several Turkish villages have
been forced to organic c.11- defense
clareo, “it is certain they have main-
tained an admirable restraint in the
face of provocation. wishing only to
protect their lives and honor."
ATHENS. Oct. 25. —-Accordlug to
«the latest. repair-t. the former govern-
menial omclais and military. chloral-r-
restad by the revolutionists at the time,
o: the d'ethronement of King Constab-
tine will be tried by an extraordinary
court-martial. '
ӣ11919er has been sent to
Corfu by .the commission in charge of
the 1:13tu to question Prince Andrew.
br‘other of Constantine, on the charge
“that, while at .m head of an army
acute an order, thus contributing to
the disaster of. the Greek Army..
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» 31311111 1111111311
wusumonon; Oct. 25.—An effort
by counsel for the ship companies
common Get. :5 “no.
Mm)«-Cmm Wu
.mw m occurred.
Thrace debits. the presencoot m;
W lavas-Moi: abroad.
is“ do. well smog! meeting; 119% , .
,mmhammn. 1‘1:de ; ‘
wmmmwm
Salaam!
Abs mechanic” 1m and:
i served on the last Fobruary drive to '
palm condifions of engaging- in East. :difim were; against a M” mes
Mos: room-led about.
wt in Eastern European Cities
iblch he visited inhislate>fiipg
«seen KW ”Vt W to brim:
about am “3'0"“ 8131113.
9% of which has been collected and
e State- Treasurer
...New Haven. Guam.
sum of neai'ly- 33.0.90
has still , lea uncouecwd and it
is-therefore the aim of the Nor-wall:
mimittee to get 100.?per cent of all
the l? , . celebs—able moment».
“Mime ,'r1&1.DaSlnhonorof
our late Claims-n Ghanaian. Shapiro
which takes place on Sunday October
the 29th, at 2:00 p. 111., at the High
School Auditorium, Lyon Terrace,
Bridgepqrtlfionn.
The audience that bad attentively
listened to Mr. ‘Roodner's mam
about the undescribible conditions of
misery and privation was deeply in»
paused and has been mumbling to
what count human endura one may
roa'ch. «9 He saw children and “adults
alike pining away from day to day
from laciz’iotm she also saw human
beings huddled together just like cat.
tie. Gulf y elicits-31~ or root,
3%....14'? 710 digup some
roots or which they thought
r
would havonome food value. He also
picturesquely described the wonderful
work the American Jewish Relief
Committee is doing oven- there, where
thousands, and tho do of that: vic-
tims are literally kept «alive by its
which are melons to prcxeut enforce-
meat of the prohibition of liquor on
Tolephonq 345.
The Elite Shop, under new nanose-
Bronnan. Special
pacing. . manl-
ting. curling, permanent hair dyeing,
pack. water waving. mnrool flying
hairdressing. face man-ago, hair goods. 1
4'! Wall street. Nor-walk. Conn.- "rel.l
2585.
NAGIBROB. '
Woodman-seem“
WW
moan: trip-
Building swan.
ATTENTION
there is no use giving it away for
pound for rags.
J EFFRON,
mason comma-ran I
H. Fabrizlo. mason contractor, has
an organization that "knows how"
when it comes to work in this line
This contractor can do all kinds of
brick and stone buildings and is an
expert in the building of cement walks
and re-enforced concrete work. The
building of chimneys and fireplaces
is a thing that Fabrizlo understands
how to do. Office, 14 Snowden Ave.
l’honc 2821i.--Adv,
LOST ._ I
Post Office
LOST—A gold wrist watch, Monday
evening, somewhere . between Put-
nam Ave. and SO. Norwalk station.
Will finder kindly return to Adelaide
Finch, 31' Putnam Ave, or Phone 2388
and receive reward.
LOST—0n Satuiday, between High
St. and West Ave” iady' s spectaclest
in case. Finder return to Sentinel
office.
LOST—Masonic ring, 32nd degree.
top Fairfield Ave” Friday 9- m.
Reward if returned to Maples and
Goldschmldt.
Weather Forecast
For Norwalk and vicinity: Gener-
allv fair tonight and Thursday; cooler
Thursday: strong southwest shifting
._to west and northwgt ,winds'. An area.
of low pressure over Ontario is caus—
lug cloudy and unsettled weather in
:the Lake region and New England»
gPleaaant weather prevails generally in
gather sections eastof the Rocky Mounw
sing. The temperature is low in all
the eastern districts from maine to
ffGeorgla. It is rising in the Mississippi
{Valley and. western pardon of the
fl
E
‘: BEGIBJGN sxpscreo TODAY
It is expected that the mutual ac-
tinos of Raynor and Ida. Lois War-me
. It Osborne avenue, . East Norwalk,
against Hrs. olive Ward of Dari’en
orjolntdamsgesoffl. '.villgoto
ithe' 11ml of: Bridgeport: today...
"' \' ‘ "'"l‘ “and“? and 80'“ oEstate of Frederick A. Mills, late
It'll. 1" "'H. 8"“ Fm" 32ml”?- fNorwalk, in said District, deceased
1... 1" "' “I”? “I“ b“ held 8‘ 3 . O'The Court Of Probate for the Dis.-
“ "_ ’~ I 111.“ afternoon. Rev. George trlct of mm, hath limit ma!
"-1;-111i-k111.‘1 “ill officiate and burial 30’6"“ '1‘ mm firm in“,
. .. 111 I' i11-1side cemetery “53:“ w mun,“ :d'
. I “““l‘l‘l 1r Miss Cant)“. M M
1‘ 1. 1.1.1.1:11 svrvice! for 3.1m ,Amfw ' '
‘ 1 111 I-\~III 1.1- held at 9 O‘clockto- :m
‘l'l‘::f('\\ "iol‘lling' from at. .Jmh‘. :
"" ’i- Hurinl will be in “RIM-11.;
_M
“Advenls " .
Best Heroine in the Seating ‘0‘: ‘..
The two actions arose from an an:
in which .918ng
foreign ships Melting American ports
isupport, therefore, the Norwaik Jew—
ish Comoiittee feels confident that an
incl-lacs. with! Louis Powell 0: 513
*rfiopkinson avenue. Brooklyn, N. Y..
fMost ofv adorn will remember
the tail access achieved '
for the City, glint-walk at which time
mrly 312:0 has been pledged 8,9.-
until
Nov. 1
' awaited here today.
Whether Justice lir. unicis would not
immediately on such a petition, which'
the attorneys announced they werolxéw York will be the principal speak-
preparing to submit to him, or waiti
1- the 811111111110 Court 1cm, Kantor Joseph Rosenbiatt also
was afihbjcot of speculation!
to If a. super-codes order was obtained
.shortJy. it was pointed out. interfer-
Phone 313 once by the G0\ crnment with opera-i 1
tie on of the appc iants’ ships would be requ red“
prevented until iinal decision by the
Junk is valuable these days and Supreme Court on the legal point at
the normal course
half the PflCe While I am paying the would be for lederal officers to pro-
full price for 11111111.! also pay 1° 3 ceed with niforcement of the statute
as soon as dismissal of the injunction:
case had been formally
Tel 2660 So. Norwalk Judge Hand
Action also o .is expected on the is-
suance of t1- mpomny regulations sub-
milled to
were understood to permit. a. certain proximately two miles.
latitude in the enforcement of the law '
pending a. fin '11 ruling fmm the SI“ for a suitable memorial,
preme Court
ramp mass! IN
srnnnme (mountain!i service “”‘fi'a‘m my perpfmmI 18 80. Main Street
581.16. Who reas
Secretary Mellon,
A third arrest for speeding in 'the and women.
campaign started by the police in the
past “ cek was made last night by Mo-
torcycic Patrolman Charles L. Thorpe,
LOST—Automobile tire, 3224. Reward who took into custody Aibmham Al-
for return. H. \V. Duke, So. Norwalklsmanger or 27 Grey Court, Stamford.
' The accused is alleged to have been
speeding on West avenue at a rate of
He was held in
bonds of $50 for appearance in the
uptown Cit\ Court at 9 o‘clock Satur—
31 miles an hour.
day morning-
pm November 11
DAll l)industries are invited-
All societies ar'e invited
All clubs are invited
by putting
GStS.
Any of the above being unable bu“
turn out in matching numbers can
put in a float in order that they might
be oflicially represented.
Accept these invitations to make
the civic and of—t e parade a big sno-
The committee will be- pleased.
cusses
items and assign 3 Within in line to _
cess.
to furnish information: and
all participants.
ummmn
and onvAmertc'gn vessels outside terri-
torial waters of the Lnited States to]
obtain from AsOciatc Justice Bran
dais of the Supreme Coutt a. imperce-
das order to hold up the dismissal of,
their injunction proemdings by Fud-
french American “vine. MW 013? 1pm Judge Hand of New York. wasI
signed by I
Ia‘pbeai at this time is superfluous and
each one whose pledge has not been
p'aid will do the utmost to send the
remainder either to the oiilce of 8am-
uel Roodner the Chaiman. on Edward
M. Gans the Treasurer.
It is hoped that Norwaik will be
well represented at the Memorial in
honor of our late beloved Charles H. .
Shank-0 where the National Chairman
Louis 'H. Mimi and- Dr. Krone ot
:nom New York will perform memor-
19.! services.
There will be no collection or solici;
union and cards of admission are not
PMSBU RGH’S \VAR MEMORIAL
A [SEFUL HIGH“ AY.
(The Associated Press).
I
United States.
m
, BRIDGEPORT. Oct. 2159-11 letter Will be Mi”
. .lefl. 8.9151313 sweetheart and another ex- wind: “It
‘ pressing his own state of mind gave 00m:-
the manna. in the opinion chute au-
thin afternoon.
tools Mouthwash; by inhaling 11-
gas. His body was nund
169111 it fogwjheet.
" containedrfiieoe worfi:
"Dearest. Helenk Forgive mp. Con-
please.” The last: throe wads were
doubly underscored. The signature
was; "Your Sweetheart. L P."
mm“ was- to
“The Social-Labor Party, Bronx, N.Y '
andit- said:“‘Sorry can’t carry on the;
good work, but'to the end and in my:
grave": will be a revolutionary." A1
Spee’ta' clue and Say
“They cost no mutant 9.
manta;
1- ”more“.
comma?
_ 13—7
addressed to Powellln parents.
saidAnQ was besponden‘t and sick and
an be eculd not be cured unless he
clded to end it alL .
resell mammals am a; 1;“
last night, when he 1111;111:611 the flame
wot another Runner. The 1811le
could not open the room door this
morning and called the pofioe. Powell
1.1111111: stun-1a pane:- in matador and“ 1;
tantrum u .1
door crevices. and had atmched a tube,
to the gas fixture, the other end bet
in his. month as he lay in bed.
opinion of suicide.
no); mm ' '
o .
WBYTRAD
CHIQ'AEO Oct. '35. r:- Six allege
liquor runners. with the body of a.
weal: to a. warm- climate. he had den ‘
Medical Examiner Garlic}: gave ani ‘
VOTE FOR
Si: Search “of”
"é'znnm?nsmuud
candida!
‘l‘ at 40. Prince I'll:-
confederate killed by a train at Broad-
view. BL. were sought by city and
county authorities today. The dead
:‘mm: macaw“ driving a. truck load-
ed with whisky toward Chicago when
“unskilled by a. freight train. The
trap crew stood adound she bq'dy
view police chief, to arrive when 311:"
armed men dashed up «in an auto-
mobile. Two of them covered the train
cre wwith pistols find the birth four
picked up the body, salvaged three
kegs of liquor and. sped- toward
Chicago.
MW estimated the truck had
a. cargo of 20 barrels of liquor. i
w
frcnt, at Marvin Beach, ,
=River Drive and Aldon A
One of the very few left.
Real Estate — General
4 So. Main St. - '
CAN REFUSE LICENSE TO JAP.
OLYMPIA. Wash, _,Oct.
City of Seattle has-power to refuse a.
pawnbroker'e license ‘to R. Asakm
Japanese, on the ground that he is not
a. citizen of the United 0 ftbe Lnited
States. the State Supreme Court holds.
The opinion reverseslhe trial judge.
who sustained the contention of the
plaintiff that a city ordinance respect-
ingrrsuch licensing is in violation of the
State, and Federal Constitutions. and
of a treaty between Japan and the >
PITTSBURGH Oct. il—Pittsburgh
has oflicially dedicated a $2,300, 000
memorial to its sons and daughters
who serud in the \Vorld W'ar.
"l‘he memorial is a municipal high-
nay called The Beuievaid ot‘ the“
-Ulles. it extends from the business
which section to the Oakland district, ap-
lNVlTED TO ARMISTICE PARADE.
The following statement was issued
this morning by Charles H. Dilworth.
chairman of the Civic and Fraternal
Committee of the General Armistice
Day parade and celebration commit-
tee
All fraternal organizations are in—
vited to participate in the Armistice
All merchants, big and little, are ,
invited to participate in this parade ,.
in a float representing "
their business; by so doing they will
assist in making the parade] a success
and help the service men, and also
receive publicity in their own inter- '.
..,.
mmnmm
- NEwlyortK, Oct; 25.--Jerom1c 111.1,:
aplntcrandoperasinger, iotobemars. .7,
' torthethlrdtimetothewomanx.’ '
. _ , I
When city officials discussed
public opin-
{ion was accepted as favoring a gener-
Iwhich might perform valuable public
Ithe effort”?! Pittsburgh’s service men
At the time lhb city
autOmobllefi ‘fi‘ai’n’c between
boulevard. .;
moment: «demand
the boulevardpmegporial.
crete, is. 41} test wide.
nos begulvin September, 1921.
in
Forbes street and. Craft, avenue.
sanction was: necessary.
, tions. will be. eased considerably.
. ideas 1
one appropriation for any monument;
faced a seriousI
problem. Kbedi’éndous amount oil
the resi— .
dential Miami the business dis-
trict was compelled to use a single
. for a second .
artery of -mve.I-..spunctuated by hung
dreds of- accidents—minor and fatal—7
caused the city council to decide uptm
The highway, built chiefly of eco-
Commotion
Start—I '
at Grant. .street and Second ave-_
nus, the boulevard stretches up a hill
to the 131qu; and follows the Bluff to
An
extensive system of retaining wall con-
There aré no streets crossing the
Boulevard Meghan Omniais exam-,1. -
' that early morning and late afternoon
’jtratfic problems. in the downtown sec-
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