Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, April 1, 1914 · page 2

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*«TIK Oldest, and yet the newaISt car at this
' year’s Automobile Shows is the Max~
won “25 ”

o m dates farther back in this induse
try—and yet if you look whom the crowd
blocks the aisle, you’ll agree that visitors
Amusider the latest Maxwell—the “25.4%—

” the neurost of thorn all.

0 sixthis $750 car is an “attraction” of , sands have b

he ”1914 Shows, would be trite—«tho true.
is more than that ,

Maxwell ‘
$950. 00

'l. 15 ”Revolutionary.

Revolutimmry,beca11sc never before has
I it been posSible to 011113611111 car of Such
size. such capacity. ouch power such I
perionuance and of such quality through-
01112.35 you will see in this Maxwell “25"

' at the price $750 fully equipped

Revolutionary. too, because mainteniamce
cost has been reduced to the minimum

- ‘ Sapasseuger Tounng C111, 5750

hy putting in th‘io car the boot stools
(known to sciencewlhus limiting it light.
yet practically Indestruptlhlt
can now not only a 0111‘ to buy.
to keop Ian 23.111011101111123.” ‘ .

We call it on :11ng
you’ll agree W26 aré
recall that for yé'arE‘f'W

ing, for such 11 C111 at the price.

'Idcalforonyocmccmwhmhahght .
car a aoceaaary—fbr” a private equipage-m ., ,
for him or for “Taxi.” 1
YES, THERE (ARE clatter good moors
but to avoid disappointment it’s hotter to
be sure undiluya Maxwell “2qu than you
know you tom the best.

F. E LOCKWOOD 8: COMPANY
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The “MACEY” Rust Proof
Hook and Eye

Why the “Money" is the -beat—'—'Pw sowing; at the tap Thread
couuot slip oval-tho spring. 'No under-them“ sowing. No lrlctlon
on the tow.

 
 
 
 
 
 

RUST PROOF AND TABNISlH PROOF.

10c tube
We your apply tubes. For 1’: empty tubes we wln give you
in return a lull tube, any size or color.

The N. E. Ryan C0.

5 WASHINGTON STREET.

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SOUTH NORWALK.

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In Heddlno.
, A meeting for the purpose of start-
ing a morernont for A Ilorm burew tor
Ealrtleld county wlll be held In Red-

» ding Gram Hall. Roddln‘. thin ove.:lntendeala." ~

plug. 111 nine oclock.
Professor C. D. Jarvis. or the Con-

. uectlclll Agricultural collo‘o, dlrecton dent: and Alli-ea couroronco memml
‘. or the eruption service and auto load1 from 9‘01! (llflmcl “5 nopolntod til
or in farm. monument studio! And who the place of the communion.

demonstration will explain in detail;
this plan tor helping the land owner.

through expert wanted and advice in: more than 31M 11 you he as»
. on his own 111111 or make his (no season one per cent of his salary to
~ , more prontoblo,

County-wills lmprovomont associa-

tions have boon organized in Hutton: repented moi-along to the topic. The
out! New London counties The our point was made that more has been
pole at then moclntlopa in to 914% so much hbuioabout tho one per cent
1189 a more productive ind economld contributed that it in .become vlro
agriculture and to improve rural «no 11111111 ohllntory. in spite 01 volt»
dltlona in 5111191111. The movement lo day's rulluc that 11 to n volunluy or-
supporled by all Marsala-Aha 111m faring No rm pas-tor. it was ION
chants and manufacturers wan-g could hold up his hand it he dld not.
shoulder to ahoulder with the 1.1mm pay the 113le toll

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mltural Adrian will be appointed in ted to the confdronce. nddlod with I
. each of the» counties 11111011111: coun- dobl u some or them were. warn not.
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no Miran! who won auapolldod lor-

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alter o dobolo on the moul- or (won- :

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and Wintered with you
know,

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Is the Sta1uford.for the
yarn have proved it so.

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\l’llere Ev'erybody Goes.

Special Extraordinary Emmmunt oi

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Random" “Tho Bed Widow,"

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Intro. I ‘ Extra.

The Melba 111d 12.1on at Vaudeville

BURTON AND LERNER

The Comedians with the Operatic
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floor down.

A Dlsplay of Chinese
Embrmderles

I11 thé Reading Room on the second floor the
walls have been covered" with smne wonderful e111—
broicleries These are from 11 I11ng inmorting house'
of Oriental goods, and will be displayed this week.
They are zllso for sale to any of our customers who

,4 . may wish to buy for household decorzltion, as there
are many small pieces that 'can be utilized for table '
comm. pillow covers. screens and hangings.

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, Many of those pieces are a century old. and the
work isoi the highest order. I'lfherc lire strange
. tiragg'ms. birds and boasts, beautiful flowers and"

‘1]11ai11t figures;
Antique Temple Hangings. Mandarins’ Garments,
Screen 'Pancls. Skirt and Sleeve'Ba'nds.
111 the Reading Room.

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Some Fair Week Specials

that Are Very Tempting.

Gloves.

White ClaCe Kid Gloves, trimmed with black,
heaVy black stitching on the backs, fastening with
two Clasps. Very stylish and very nice for Easter.

Regular price $1.25,

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_ 95 cts., Fair Week '1 1"!“
Sixteen—button White (.lnce Kid, in a limited ‘-
numbcr of sizes, an extra good value. Regular price ‘.
' $2.75: , .-
‘ . , $1495 Fair W”; .
‘ japancsc Short Kilnonils, genuine hand ombl‘oitl:
rrcd Silk Kimonos from the' Hosiery kingdoni,
$3. 50, Fair Week. is“; 11

White Pettiwats, lace and c1nbro11ler3 trimmed,
$2.00. Second Floor.
isilk Petticoats, soil Messaline in all the fashiona-
ble colors. The silk of these skirts is the same quality
as in our $5. 00 skirts; (he (lillcrence' 15 in plaiting and
trimming.
$11.98 Fair Week.
Bentlcy’ s Orchestra 111 the afternoon 211-0 clock
. Carpet Room first floor
Stories for Children. mornings at 10 o 'clock.
Afternoons at 3 o’clock.
Lace Curtain Room. third floor.
Edison Phongraph Recital, mornings and after-
noons. W
Main Furniture Gallery fourth floor.
The: Souvenir.
Presented to all whoSe purchase amounts
$2 00 or over. ,

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PICTORIAL REVIEW

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