There s hlach In
a Name
The Companies we represent
Stand first among 1131 hunt-s.
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I NORWALK SOCIETY NEWS
l. [I liilI
And MILLIONS of dollars the) have
spell!
...-om... mm... W in“. W Wills
K0 "timid! marks their long l'QJQGF,‘ AI Am" mm
For their policies term most'
At the home of Mrs John A 0.811”)
' clear ,
Convey sriwio'trmnwmo
.n L? St. John street. yesterday after-
5! noon. a pleasant auction bridge party
DEALING.
Ht“? Your Insurance written
write it was enjoyed by a number of friends.
The afternoon was spent in an inter.
these who "now how to
properly. and in Companies that will . ,
esttng manner, and following the card
playing a luncheon was served and
pay your losses without a quibble.
a social time enjoyed.
TRYIOI' & Galden There were five tables and the fol~
lowing were prize-winners: Mrs. John
Telephone 1230
Sherman, Mrs. C. A. Aisthorpe. Mrs.
Trust Company Bldg Lincoln Palmer, Mrs. C. Fagerstrom,
Expert Insurance Underwriters
I IIHOLEPROOF
SOCKS
\‘loid has been received 111 this (it)
6 for $1.50
GUARANTEED to
wear without holes for
6
in
scioitcotttttttttttii
01M_s__ttti illlils
The regular monthly meeting of the
Board of Education was held last
1 I
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(\ unturned from Pan One-i
units for the tt-Iuputan operation of
the State Trade School in the \'o-
tational “I‘ll School. the following
points were agreed upon.
1. That the transfer of all equip
of the marriage In lA‘aierbur) on Jau-l
uary 15. of (‘larente E. Knapp and
Miss Jennie )1. Howard both formerly
of this city. Mr. Knapp, a well-known
lOcal musician. is now employed In,
the ‘cotill Mb. (‘0 i' ' '11 \\':i - . .
t ’5 f. “MI” I I” went be made to the school CUIIIfull-‘
IIIII" tee of New Britain and that the con-
,” _. titlued custody and use of the same
Mi”. l'ansy Trowbridge and "61‘ be conditional upon Its use tor trade
school purposes
2 That
Icotering all
and accessories
fer.
3. That all expense involved in
the transfer and installation of the
equipment be botiie by the school (ic-
brother. tM'detc‘r Henry, of Weston, arel
spending some time with their-grand-
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Howard M.
Beers. of 23 Orchard street. Norwalk.
‘
Iiiat-hiiter)‘. equipment
:11 the date of trans
IlIlII' tin-phat\t‘tttsT'ctutt “ill meet
. arttnent it the my of New llrit-
“71111 iii-.- r. s. Lyon, 11 w est street, 5m I
on Friday afternoon of tltis week.‘ i. That the State Board ot' Edur
cation culllllltIt to operate the Trade
Stltoui in the Vocational High School
until August 1, lttlti.
3. That thc school committee tur-
nish free to the State lioard of Edu-
ctttion. rent, lit-:11. light, power unit
janitor sertice necessary for the at,
totiiiiiodation .itid operation of the
Slate Trade School from the datul
tt'ttitsier .utttil August 1, 1910. .
I. ll. l’easc moved to accept the. re-
port tiiid that the secretary be antimi-
ized to execute the agreement on be-
hztlt‘ of the school board. Dr. .l. 15.
Martin asked what amount of machit.
cry it was proposed to move or that
iosc expecting to attend “'1” please
IItotii\ lht littsif‘r‘m.
Ic'tentng. lit the Norwalk High School.
211114 the report of the superintendent
“its thc most important topic to come
below the meeting. The appropria»
ttot'is at the first of September. the ex-
I||tl150$ of tlic tducatlonal department.
Iunti thc balance .It the first of Feb-
Iuttt'y. are given below:
MONTHS
Appr, Expert. littlance was to be decided later. Was all to
lIlH i'ull $103,409.19 331100.119 571.210910 '1“ ”It“ .“‘"I “I “III” IIIII‘IIM“
‘r —.-.. . ”up ’l‘raul replied that they would take
II ‘IIIIIIIII SIIII’OI ' Ib‘IO'OII IIIIH" ”III“ *‘ all they wztutcti .llr. litttch stiid
Te“ books supplies and binary 71,000.00 72005 1.279 931 there was 11o expense except the cost
Light. watet and powet .. .... l.(‘.t‘t0,tttt :lrti’iit 067.30 ”I ”will”? 4”” I'l-‘Iallullilll. 'l‘ltc coit-
. .. ., _ _, -. . .- lth-t was of great advantage to the
huel ..................... ...hath .011” -.tliblc. my Mr. Wm.“ ”M m, “uppuwd the
JOSEPH DAVIS Repairs. Jim suit. methane t'lt' 1030.110 318.38 3,531.12 state 'Vl‘itlllcli all the pmpt-rty remov-
1‘ransporiulion ,,,,,,,,,,,,, [$00110 flout.” 1.11" (It) Pd. 'Mf‘. Trout Mild llit' America“ Hard-
BS Waahington 8t. 80. Nor-walk. :. .. ' ., .. ware corporation. which owns the
luitioti .................... 1to.00 1.0.00 .
H . , . building. wants the property clear of
W-... -... __ ltcnt ................... 1.0.0.00 .isupo 08000 a“ mummflp I... nilltl that "1.. 10015,
. WEATHER FORECAST. insurance ........... 783.50 323.20 460.30 machinery and fixtures owned by lite
. interest ...................... 2590.35 1201.10 1189'", SW“ 001" “M"‘II “"0 ”We“ Wtwd by
For Norwalk and vicinity: Snow or Printing .................... 100.00 204.50 195.50 ‘IIIII IIIIIIII IIIuIIIIIuIIIurIIrbI IIIIIIIIIII .
ram tonight: Thursday partly cloudy llmtrd of Education .......... 300.0“ 4.3.241 154.16 SPECIAL ELECTIONS ORDERED
.IIII’II colder. Ilt‘urniture and new equipment ..... 1.654.535 :~:-t9.19 1.305.136 - BY GOVERNOR
. The southern disturbance has. de- Telephones llllllllllllllllllllll 339 (,0 19119 343.31 Vial”! I" M°""III° Judge'I‘IP '"d
’u-loped into a well defined storm Plugs ................ 30.00 3000 Hebron Town Clerkrhip.
which is new central over South Caro l'ontingency . _ _ . W) 00 76 I. 1'“; 68 Governor Marcus 11. Holcomb We”
terday ordered the towit clerk of Montfi
llIntt. it is causing rain or snow along
the coast from Georgia northeastward
tn tiliassochusetts The snow extends
\Yinnipauk ........................
as fat inland as Pittsburgh, Pa. WM" .
Pleasant weather prevails generally pm.“
in the central and western districts.‘
. ttiiadlngwfiedar Street ...........
'IIIII' .IIIIIIWIIIIIIW” “I“ I0“ “9"!" on] lruding-—Prospect Avenue
the South Atlantic coast. Zero tetu~ midi...“ inspection _____
perntures continue along the northern
border from Montana to Michigan and
I xtcnd as far south as Kansas.
tille to warn the voters for a special
. 128, ‘2.
I 52 39 election to fill the ofllce of judge of
$38,531.88 $89,990.51
3 0333-33 i"t‘t00 3153230 probate for the. district of Montvillc.
.3] . ..i ..I- ‘~ 0 ltlfldf‘ vacant by iht‘ (li‘tllh 0f Judi!“
Hill-00 11300-00 Charles M. Chappell. The election
135000 1"5“ 00 .will be for the remainder of the. va-
1.250.001.25000 cunt. term, or until [he firsl day of
'.10.00 650.00 tho 1817 imgisltiture. and will be held
$6,830.00
8264. 00
$6,586.00
on February :6. The writ was sent
to the sheriff of New London county,
WEATHER A YEAR AGoI
TODAY.
Tcm‘peraturc: Low. 23; high.
27. Snow.
Clll NEWS
'N-au’NM—AM
The marriage of William Waldron
find Naomi Kuslck, of the East Side.
liviil take place this evening.
l
Another . important
Crime” up before lttst night's meeting.
Willi the resignation of (‘tiptttiit John
,Olmsted,
Ision arose at last month's meeting.
The wording of the resignation did not
please the members of the board to a
very great extent, seething to them.
to be ll bit dictot'lal.
voted to be laid on the table.
cattle up again at last night's meet-
ing. and the resignation of the cap-
tain was accepted.
‘ (lite sure sign of spring is that for
‘Iltdflrill days past boys have been pur-
Ichttsing marbles. Une downtown
I'tlcttle‘rs has seen the advisability of
:putting in orders for 20.000 marbles
.to supply the expecttd demand with-
Iin the near future.
‘l
B. lt'lcwcllyn, of this
Harry 1..
city.
it‘lewellyn. will be heard.
this court were ptintcd in Tilt-
titiel last week.
'l'lic luv- oiijccs of Attorney Light &
‘1. 1L Ill, and must: of Attorney William
:1 Tammany. in Washington street.
[.m- in the hands of painters and pa-
Ipmhanzers undergoing attractive im-
jpt'ot'etnents.
I. . ___‘__ Iowncd by the city
; The it‘tbruat'y sale of furniture and Franklin street extension
itmusetumiaiiings which A. J. Collins -—* —
.to .aro offering enables you to save
Irom 10 to 20 per cent. on all pur-
ii-hasea. You should not fail to take
{advantage of this great sale. Come in
and let us B‘ow you the olvv prices
\layot t‘ .111 Axel ilttrt-Itrom yester-I
office in the City Hall. John W. Cut-
mnr’l‘lage Andrew Balizc. a local Ina
chlnist. and Miss Elizabeth Nikodem
gushed. See adv. an employs of the R. & G. factory.
It" , __«_ _ _ _ ‘Stephen Dokus acted in the capacity
TONIC AND BUILDER. “I ”III ““II"
I Syr. Hypophosphitcs Co.
large Bottle 75c. l
, Stillson-Poweil Corporation
1- PRESCRIPTION Dnuootsn.
, 32 Washington Street
'I South Normans. coal.
5
t
I.
strccls.
bitterly against this decided
action be taken to clean‘ this mud-
hole up.
Saving Irruttence'
.Do you realize the pro--
miltier which
over which quite a discus-5
A very wai'mi
discussion took place til the formerI
meeting, and the matter was flnttllyIpermissimt to um.
1t school for their work. This not will
. B. J. Reynolds. minutes
who was named in Captain Oltnsted‘ S cxecutiio.
in the Superior Court. on Friday of
this week. the divorce case of Bessie
against
Other cases to be given hearings iniq-
Scll- I
adjoining the horse lilit‘l‘ claimed by Joseph Digesafl inatlon foi Contptrollet.
Yesterday afternoon in the tnayOI ‘Is
now justice of the peace. united in-
Not a vcty fitting approach to theIIIIIv No.1268 R- K. under the direc-
Inett bridge is the muddy crossing at III)“ or ”I“ new Staff of officers. wag.
Ithc corner of Water and Washington IIIII‘I I‘m night
East Sidcrs are complaining ”“35 “9-“ discussed.
incomentertaimncnt committee was appomt.
venlence. and will petition that someled: 149319? RObMIS. chairman; Harry
A unique sight witneflsed by a few the business session last evening a
pedestrians this morning was a gray
.whose duty it In to serve it on the
town clerk of Montrille‘.
lit tilebron 011 Monday. a special,
election will be held to fill the office
of town clerk, made vacant'by the
death of the late Daniel W. White.
There are three tickets~Democrntic
Republican and Independent republi-
cttn.
onto as It successor-I ii) ‘fl’ie 'cttpfnln.
was elected to fill the vacancy. l
1 Mrs. Edith Hickey, the school
‘nurse, came before the members of
lthe board. and introduced herself. She
‘tnade a short address in which site
Ispoke of the coming work of the your
[in a general way. I
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SOUTHINGTON RESIDENT DEAD.
’l‘litt.\il’S(lN\ll. 1.1-.) 1‘t>b‘_‘.——-I
lltoittpson S. ‘rtutl, Slate (‘ontptrol-
lt'i in 1899 died tit his home here to
titty. after an illness cxtcudlngthrougn
the past two years. lie was in his;
Tllt'd vcttr. Mr. Grant was twice nutr-
Iried the death of his fill-ti wife in
1594 being followed by the death of
the Oscm- -two sons. lie has no other children. I
in Snugtttuck. yesterduyh Mr. (ii-ant'wns a nntivc of Eniicld
(‘tlllturtd it Mark snake which InetttI-' ntl bud l‘PI-lltlt‘d hl‘lf‘ his entito life.
tired -I font and qix inches in length. sat-t» tweite years. during which he
he specimen has been forwarded to was in business in New York. He
lthe lill‘tll'l‘illi liungtiluw. in Fairfii-m, was born June 13. 1843. the son of the
During the meeting the members
granted the Boy Scouts of \‘l‘inttiptiult.
the Winnipttuk
be greatly appreciated by the boys.
lllrecth” after the reading of the
the meeting was made
Charles Schock.
licclor lllilt't‘.
“NIT
i
i ' .___
I The police here have received from
[it"ldnt‘llott It report a blflfl‘lttnor titil
\t’..\.l1ttt1tlnglmttt in
that
Last night Oillcer Robert A. GuluorItthualntcnceship “us It factor in so
“ caring for hint the Republican nont-
Mr. Grant
puts a tobacco Meet and wholesale
Ideuiet in the leaf, in early life com-
—-——._-
Tltc street dt-pttttiticnt nictttbtis did
not shout with glee when the snow
littorm started this morning. The
usual warnings will be soon issued toI
property owneta that all sldewalksICOLOMBlAN TREATY REPORTEDI
must be cleaned of! m Mm mm, 1 WASHINGTON, Feb. 2.-Rcduclng
ing the cessatibn of the storm. ”he proposed payment to Colombia'
Irrom $25 ..000 000 to 3151100000 and al-.'
tering the ptoposed apology of theI
lnited States for the partition of
livith his tobacco business.
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t
I The first mtetlng of Ponassus Coun-
slon of regret on the part of the'
Iit'gular routine busisl
The. following‘
titty ordered a favorable report on the
g 1 In in tre t .
ISI Roberts, Gordon Cave. P M Law- ion pending Coo l) a y
rettce and Mr. Riley. This committee
1 . ' a inst.
Ilteld a brief meeting last night. After 0 seven ga
\rkansas. was the-only 1191110ch vot-
ing against it.
‘ game of carpet bowling was enjoyed By a vote of 10 to 3 the committee
81mm m m
an Imentori‘ be illcltldcd.”‘llrattd Master said
1 Iottt‘
Elhrottgli the. ages It's :1 cornerstone cs-
iltitc llr. ii. A. Grant. who served as, tablished on a sure foundation whichI
.tit'geott~gcttcrnl on the staff of (lor-'
Ibilling the raising of blooded cattle
Panama to make it a mutual expres-i Dr William F. English.
The vote on thé treaty was eight for
Senator Clarke. of
om -..—... ......
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It‘ontitiued From First rose.)
The Grand Master lit his address
made reference to the world war and
said that happily this country remain
ed undisturbed. He paid a tribute to
the members of the fraternity who
were expending efforts in etery dirt)!"
tion to aid and assist the afflicted. The
the relations of-
the Masonic jurisdiction of (IOIlileCII'I
cut with the fraternity thtotiuiiout the;
world were most cordial and friendly.i
There has been an increased growth:
in Connecticut and great detelopment.
of interest and efficiency in every;
branch of the Masonic organization. 1
The harmon) in Connecticut Mason-I
r_\' was commended by the Grand Mas
ter, \i ho said he had not been called
on to interfere in the affairs of an.v
lodge to settle disputes or render dc-
cistoiis in matters of jurisprudence. I
Only one death occurred. in the|
tirand Lodge membership during the
year, that of Past Deputy Grand Mas-
tor Augustus Holding. cf .\'orwall..
The Grand Master read 21 list of.dis-
tiiiquished dead of other grand jur-I
isdictiotts. I-
lie «poke of the man} acts of court It
csy and consideration he littd received
1
front the subordinate lodges. Eight
otlicial \is‘ttnttons pure mode by the
“mud Mustei Mention \\t|.'~ made of
the {out tinnitersartes celebrated dutu;
lug the year; the hundredth anniverfl
sttry of Hamilton Lodge of Sharon.
and the one hundcd and fiftieth anni-
versaries of St. John‘s Lodge of NOT"
walk, l'uion Lodge of ’l'liomttstoit,I
and King Solomon Lodge. of Wood
bury. I
The Grand Master gave an account
of the dispctisutions granted and suing
Vllliirllt'tl the reports of the nine til-w
lit which he found tho;
111 ll prosperous;
lrict deputies.
lodges of the state
condition. 3
\11 account of the Grand Master‘s
lltty cclt-bration at the \lusotiit liome,;
2?. was giten and 11th
the Masonic ”0an
Sept 1- titltt-r
tlrtind Master sitid "
. - l
"was It title expression of Masonry iii"
the most concrete form and the real
ideal ttud practical objective of Ille‘
cf'taft . I
Tito tirtthd Muster made tefereitcol
to Masonic publicity and said that too
much of what was of interest only toI
the craft appeared in print. 1
"“‘hy advise the public on Illallt'i‘éI
in which it has no concern. no inter~
est, 110 port. and no understandifl'}
said be. '\\’h\. for instance. do It poes- .
lble Injury or tnfltct a poesible ombar-,
rusanicnt 011 a candidate by publlsli- I
ins your intentions when every menu.
her has the right. and often exercises]
thrtt right. to make those intentions.
tnlscarry? The public cannot judge,
in \ltisonic standards. and every prln
clinic of \lilsOlll‘t abhors ll reflection
Iupon any member of society either
within or without its fold. .
“it seems to me to be my duty to
bring this matter before you for such
consideration as you may deem it 00-.
sen es, and to give a word of warning
in rt gntd to too lome and careless mo
thodtt of Mitsonlc publicity. and to bo-
speak a more careful and particulari
interpretation tutti practice til csotct- .
lc Mnsottr) tut httndcd do“ 11 to us by 1
ancient brethern. and preservcdi
must not be disturbed."
4'
the impiot ements
Illome was paid by the Grand Master.
Deputy Grand Master Thomas Mc
Kenzie, of in.catuck in his report
I made mention of one of the eight vis
its he made during the year.
The spatial order of business at the
afternoon session was the election of
officers The result of the election
I was as follows:
I Grand Master—Thomas McKenzie.
' Pawcatuck
Deputy Grand Master~lx~onard .1.
Ntcltersou, West Cornwall.
I Grand Senior Warden—Jl‘he Rev.
Enst \Vind-
SOT.
United States and Colombia. the Semi Grand Jttnior Wurdeit~Wallace 5.
ate Foreign Relations Committee to-' Moxie. New Haven.
Gtand Treasurer-Stanley B. BUS-
worth, Hartford.
Grand Secretary—George A. Kies.
Hartford.
Grand Senior -1)eacon—~Charles C.
Perkins, New London.
Grand Junior Deacon—«Charles \\’.
Crametr, Portland.
\tribtttc to the aid and good onkI
day was It. \isltor in New York city Ipotsc. with white spots on the hind “m ”"1"“ Mr Gian! was elected to m \[hp order of u“. 1535mm Star. es-
TM‘ committee on streets or “mllcgs. has been stolen ft'otti that titia. the General Assembly in 1897. and his point
city council has tecelved another bidl
.for the purchase of the 10 feet of land found roaming about the 3‘”?th
l" in its active pattlciptitiou in!
at the Masonch
dence of saving your
spare cash?
Look ahead, plan for
the future. start a re-
serve fund.
Your account is invit-
o
4% INTEREST PAID
~ON SAVINQS AQ-
" the W poles on North MalnI The committee from the. Women's
squirrel comparing along on one of
the thick cables suspended beIWeenI
street The squirrel disappeared in i Relief Corps, to Douglas Fowler Post.
ihe direction of the City Hall whichlwrm are in charge of matters con-
isn't at all surprising. ’ coming the forthcoming social under
I“ the joint auspices of the corps and
Officer John E mm mt night on Douglas Fowler Post. G...’
nested Imi- artist. ot New York. forlMonday with Mrs. Mart wucox, on
drunkenaeae. This morning Judge Washington street. M Wilcox en-
oeom n. vii-mitt gave him an hour twinned «tourmaline
”my Nicaragua $3,000,000 for a canal
tilt-Io favorably reported the treaty to Grand Trustees-Willis L. Mix, New
. harles Billin Chapman.
route and naval bases In the Bay of “event c 8.8
Fonseca. ford.
c.
A‘dnughter was born Monday night
Jail"- Ittnd lilrt-I. Hurod F. Green. I
up Miami has been received from E. J.
Ill regarding the river and harbor
'liill. and it III prob‘ooed'fb bring the
Imdtter up lit. the meetiné of the direc
tors of the Challilibbfli dommel‘ée
t
Thursday night.
mommpous STATION on FIR:
. lNDlANAPOLlS, “may l-eb 2. ~Flre
which “bill! o'tit‘lii‘fil mm on the
third n of titti- union Runway sut-
tijon rim WI‘dmflIQ Vlluthle
rec drill! hilt! amid f6” MIW
W
‘Ifimmuumnmvun
'daylnantldayoutf' "No; dayln
and night bunk-JIM
Imus-t '5“ tart malf- .. ... _
oi .
KI. .
New London; Isaiah Baker. .Jr.. Hart-h
WEDNESDAY, FEF. 2. 1916
Bridgeport, Conn, lt‘t-h. >
\\'cd tit-silay,
Butterick patterns
insure pretty effects and
excellent fit
\lorc than good .ipptttrtttu‘c .Ititl t‘ttri‘ct't fashion Is as-
surctl the woman who cuts tlrcss or \tlll ttt' \\ '11 t Iiotii a
litittt rich pattt r11 \11 exte'lltitt ht is ttlttallt t'.crt;tin \ll
that is netcssr) Is a mould] ltillU\\lll)' oi the lines oi tlic
putttrn and the tlll‘tt lltlll\ tot cutting. llitst ittt Ilain .tttti
«itrt'ct (Inc can l1.ti‘tll_\ .20 wrong.
‘ \lltl littw :tttt‘ztt'tttc .ttitl delighting
zirc.
llit‘ ltt".\ \l_\lt‘S
Littlc slitittltlt'r cupcs alltl l'ctt'liiii; iimcltt’ to still—
];it‘lx’ets: t‘uiils arc short. wII. c tlttiiitv tlI'csses hate ir—
resistible pcpltitn: \llll'l'ttl I\\al:l>; fuller slcct'cs; high .
t‘ltlllil\f*.\li. tlit-sc Flirting \l}lt'\ (tic \plt'titlt-ll
. I .
llt‘llllt‘élltlf‘ prcscnts them ill trttc liti'llll\.
.\l;1iti floor I'cur.
lillllt‘l'lt‘lt‘ \t‘t‘lltlll oficrs tlicm rt'utly {or tour \cr\ in".
.l ' °
ust Ready,
New stories at SOC
l"ttllcr .tntl fullct' of interest g1‘0\\< the Collct‘linil of
books (it so ccnts. .
Every littlc while Itis added 10. liticli addition keeps
up to the high standard. \\Icll- known writers produce
tltc hooks. lltty .‘llt‘ nitclt ptiitlctl iiiitl ttistcittlly bound.
Latlt holds bouts of untlilutttl tilIt)_\llltlll for the man
or woman who rc‘-I\tls 111 a good story.
'l‘hcsc arc latest additions:
Patrol of the Sun Dance Trail—Ralph Connor.
Sunshine Jane—Anna Warner.
Tempting of Tavernake—Oppenhcim.
Girl Who Lived in the Woods—Marjorie Benton Cooke. .
The Return of Tarzan—Burroughs.
Unto Caesar—Baroness Orczy, .
Hoosier Volunteer—Kate and Virgil Boylcs.
Cleek of Scotland Yard-éijlanshew.
Witness for the DefenSe—A. E. W. Mason.
'Llifjrtrtrr '
It pays to Advertise—Meg‘rue and Hackett.
Mothcrw—Norris.
Martha by the Day—Lippmann.
My Strange Life—Who wrote It?
A Perfect Lady—Pollock &Holt.
Kick In—Mack.
.\l.'iitt flouri‘cnt‘.
The Howlandfiry Goods Co‘.
ion}.
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A SHORTAGENOF FORD CARS
due to universal shortage of stccl products and help—
ed along by the Freiglttt Ltnbargo
You will want your New FORD tar
when you DO want it.
ORDER it NOW—iht‘if'yott won't be disappointed.
We can take prompt care of your early order—a few
cars cvcn ready for immediate delivery!
PAY AS YOU RIDE-'-
For your COI’IVt‘niCliCe we will sell )III! .1 FORD
far for $225 First Paymcnt~balancc tomcnicrtt
monthly paintcuts, if voudcsirc.
F. 0 i3.» DETROIT
in a hurry
FORD RUNABOUT .......... $390
, FORD TOURING CAR '..... 3440
FORD COURDLET ....... $590
FORD -Towit,;t:AR ..... $340 .
FORD SERANIM.I. ........... $740
FLINT
. 52 NORTB IMAIM £12.. SOUTH NORWALR
Operator “hip Ford Stores in
Rhode km and Connecticut.
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