in it!
«Shoulder ntenh, 104: lb. Schultne.
“I John Gotham. of Win
““whohubeenillior a
.1131 period. is improving grndunl-
H.
Wednendny with friends in town.
Rev. H. D. 'l‘rinhnun npent Wednes-
dlly in Bridgeport on important blui-
none.
”I! Wide. oi Bolts piece. has
w from no nttnck ot ill-ens
‘Ifilhnothlmcenllned to his home
Leo the nlelgu along. \t‘hone potent lane evening
go to Glenbrooh to my.
Gunviove. and Walter
‘ Brooklyn, apart the weekend with
nthwmm “I
Kr. and tire. Kerlnnd and daughter.
Itheiton d
lira-n Umen nnd lira. Kcinnd at
ter‘y Brotherw Works on Bend accent.
line lda Davidaon. who u now to
riding in Ste-lined with her punt»,l
and who iormorly noted as librnrinng
in the locnl library. has taken a pool-Z
tion in the Forge-ion Library of that
city.
The loch] ileughters or Liberty wiu'
Willard 'Hoyt Of Stamford '90“ motor to Donhury thin evening, to vin-|
it lady Wooster Council. On Feb. 2‘
the local Dnughtertl will entertain
their South Norwnih ‘sisters and both ‘
wenldaaonmarfly manna-0mm White Wyandottu are hin
mammflflnflflpfidginnflow neendmuchoihin
wonidalnopaovidnn-nfib‘rehhgloinvetimnwithhiaioatneudrlock,
“or who“ .‘Vuth w’lorefly I8 hind-8n by nhelling
MMWMUMU outinguodnumbcs,nothnthir.Wil~
nlnygronnd naerdnen. whid “Ml line in develom quite a business
mmufimpummolnem.
“mumwm‘lmaw. The member- oi the Givic mile,
despite the hitting cold at Monday.
turned out in good numbers—about
“ ~' oiv' git—hr their monthly meeting, which,
it being St. anatinc'tl my, wan a no
ARIEN cini occasion, til the Prenbyterln
lipase in Norolon. lint. Bennett and
Ira. Renshnw served ten. .
AND George Kraune, iormeriy station
agent here. is now in the unvioy oi
Nflw _ 1 the Yale and Towno. lig. Co. 0! 3m.-
‘iord, on truer oi delayed or missing
A.
Cornelia Vnn Rensoelaer Delaneid
old In. John Floyd Crosby, the doc-
tan daughter. en'ch received $84,711.
I.“ “9-" W 0! hell nve.'
nue, Norman. his son, received 810.-
111. it in cold because his inther had
given to him during his life $74,000l
The unetn include I7 Filth avenue
New York. worth about “58.000, and
stocks and bonds of $126,684.
The third annual bell of the Bache
lors' Club 01 'Nomton, Tuaday night,
turned out. u was nnUcipnted, even
more nuooeuhli thnn the plenum ev-
ents oi the previous two yearn. Dug
dole": orcheetn. nupplied the munic.
and tho drohoue at lower “DIME wu
merry with the dancers until the early
FRIDAY. FEB. ll. loll
minor-y u entettatntlwut menace
held Tuesday illlt’lll, for tho henelt of
the organiuuon. it on culled "Fath-
tablnaux vivnnta relocating the
early hintory 0! New York. and an ex-
hibitim with hllhouettec and iauious
old prints or New York. Mi»; "ll-
1linmn is considered one of the heaw
ities of the younger set of the num-
lmer resident. oi Rye. Kins Czar-
ilette Delufleld toot part in {he mt.
‘illfl scene.
There are mun) t'olliplniui~ that
can be made agninst the Summit:-
Norwnlk dit‘ln‘ion oi the trolley com-
pany, but one sure thing la there .ttll
be very (cw it any complaints agninst
4‘
',pchranua new Washington street streetumuuthelumuce lio-
‘tolucantoriogowra.
“W'utho m harbor to the of mum "caveman-um u
Q-wudmmm'm.‘ erni dayn with relative: in Brodlyn.
.7; M Genny a barge containing n‘ R. B. Kelley nnd family opent the
week-end nt their summer home on the whole to be under the “9"“.
w . "tr-hing the trolley wire
1. run time.
M Ice qt. Scheme.
' w Oupany workmen are
m w m of point.
Uh u “We V-an' yesterday»
”dual.
“mnlwleci-alm.
“unlike proponed sol:
‘Intma-nliflwindow tor Chriat
wanrchinntiil atworkon
““h'fie window. The com-_
“harmonica tohenri’rom'
hinntowdnyn.
” ' waning in Christ Episcopal church.
,‘l'hh “canoe was scheduled tor '
n.
. V m um it.
, ”~M lost. I“. Schultxa.
ht Inndny evening. but becnuae of
(fence. enow storm it wns found
Inc In Intern of the Mayflower!
“a” My thin even-'5
" h. Uta-in their quarters, on!
, V. ht duet. when they will in-
y-bdbntiilheld bytheningieman,
‘ him It. 1‘. Bridgett, whom he
f,‘ ,
..e
>. .r
“at m. The tournament
winkedwyenlyarewgnmec.1'hr
m ”t (or thin rennet: will
In at much interest.
“mutant, of East Norwnlll,
”We largo bog oi vegetn
“I. “or“. ,‘I'havy were nnnt
w‘n Int during the W at her
“'h “cache. The vegetation.
'M Head pcaa. beets. cart-nth.
one-hm. Mains Ind m mic-n.
Mb excellent condition.
«About: mot, 12 ”c. No. We lb.
It“ hit
We! the pronoot week ‘evnnv
“-m will be held tonight
h the“ Avenue N. h}. church. The
”r will be Ber. A. if. Boutwell. a
lunar in!“ boy. now in chnrge oi
the m Reprint church. luv. 3
P. m the punter, was in
clone of the service» last night.
Int-go Wicca have marked
ihcae interesting meetings.
h loaned to the common
with the Plant Norwnik mu-
olootrtc'ligllt plant that there
Tu‘he placea where their
.Uh can be paid. Thenc are
We. on hot Wash-
In]. and the autumn nay.
it“ led caniunion hna been
tu- nome little time pant
. w-nny consumer- leaving mon-
AhI.» P. Denn'n and m man
id hilln cnn be paid only at Hafner'a
«acne-t -... or
4mm“. 25c qt. Schulue.
fblue -hnd been iourteen snow
ntynnn here this winter up to loot
M7. and the heavy one Inst Sun-
” ”e excellent nleighing.
Mina Monica units or New York ln
visiting u the home 01 Rodney Urn! School Committee. Tuesday eve-inn.
on ‘Stanlord nvenue.
In a u. Ndde or ‘Nu‘th Main three be appointed to conaider ml m w“ Mc- n um um
idiot Church have been continued titrea
‘lorrinonnnd
Wood atrent.
Staten inland. went the
with Ir. and rm. Joseph
m of flat avenue.
ere in Raymond Hail. '
At the monthly meeting of the‘
i
i.
‘-
.—
liir. Hoyt moved that a committee d'pon, wm, attnrnoon.
ndviilnbillly or adopting an oxtcnnion
course and report. Mr. Hoyt cxflnin- week
children ed that he tavorcd n twoycar “l
v- nion course. which would include Illi-
uaitraining andpnrhnpneailiwnn
additional room and a man tender.
antitank.
-—Porn Bout. 10c. nebulae.
ot the nuporintnudont. llr. myt mid
J1
W
Ire. G. I. Richter vinited in south-
i'roight are. iir. Krnuac'a new dn—
tiett require connidernble trnvel all
'over the eastern port or the country,
- .nnd hhl In“ about town are misl-
lu him.
Rev. 0. l‘. Richtgr. who ha been
natural nnpnly oi the it. ii. church,
Oecil Hodgtnn'n left town thin week _
I I i l at W mnco inat September. at
h an trip to P1 ”attended the tenrth qunrterly «mic-ice
hid here, lent Wedncndny. conducted
by the diath superintendent. Rev.
‘l'ho warn d it. we: Church A. H. condone-gt, D. D.. clad-lion.
he did not tavor n junior high achool. are buy with their w tor g m on adopted by n unnrr
I“ "M Am °t “ml“‘m' hutdid tnvorncoursein Center School the upper and nucleate which the! m wot. mounting Dr. compo.“
m?“ that would tit pupila who might rind an to give nont My evening.
1" Van it imponslblc to take a courne at high
lschooi {or bitumen on lenving nchool. town until "a“ 0‘ into. Mun
to return lir. Richter an pastor of the
I. I. Wiltinma a tray has he. in church tor next year. it possible.
Dr. Franci- Deinfleld, of Ndroton.
Bhnwuo (Zn-pin Girla will. have With no criticism of the Stuntird m . w M which will who died nt hi. “my” home. Noro
a social evening at the home or Ilse High school, it was stated that there uh. him it permanent renldnli OI ton. Jul, 17. lelt g aoiai “we or
d
i
'Dorothy Bowlen on But avenue. "I“ nrc children going to atnmtord High the town.
" n “M" m" 'h' “mm D". evening. The Olav-eon hm I verttwho would better be doing notnnthilln'
am will b. Nd on be" Sunday “DINO NIKON!“ '0"! now. md'else. The proponed extension conml
School Superintendent
ll‘neitpensive to Run and EaSy to Drive—the New 3400 r.p. mg. Chalmers . '
Thettnist of gasoline that whirls through the tiny
ration in the carburetor jet of the 8‘00 r. to.
231m. rushes intobtitlction that has ch the
w e aspec o automo c engineering.
. The conditions surrounding the manner in which
its dormant energy is awakened, brought to life, and
compelled to perform. explain the Strange ability of
”“5 newcar. i r; or. ‘W I
. The Six cylinders of its engine are smell—8% by 4%
inches. The small area from which heat can be thrown
away by radiation. reinforced by the incredibl. short
cooling process between the swifi succession 0 its ex}
" rib rout, 12 l-Zc. lie. 16c lo. . o o . .
t $21 ploslons. create maxxmum energy wrth minimum
immutn by power of a mo "38mm _ .‘ '
' “'° ‘1: °" m “m“ - “ e her rform. ' said Hugh Chalmers to his
$39231?“me 5;: enginecrc; ‘ “ et . acceleration. long mileage on gas.
- V " (~0le in the center cnr- mfltyo A ,_
a; - J .Thc result—1.8 miles for every gallon of F5. any;
g r. w . mm 6 thing up to 00 miles an hour. andsupremacy o pick-up.
~ g ' . r 8‘00 revolutions 1' minute means that every gram
3 m [m m of energy is wrung _ m;e‘veryl. drop of gasoline. that is_
‘ hath. on: “cam
' L ” w cannon-fin. t
t
Williams. tn.
“806.318. having a net value 0! 826‘,-
- «a». <
inhaled by the powerful suction of the motor pistons.
morning houn. Edwin lint-Donnie
wen floor manager. with William Wa»
tubery. Thomas Boyle and lactic M.
Wood an the iloor etunmittoe, and
Joth Golden, George Dugdaie and
Allen Wellnce no the reception com-
mittee
The young people oi Noroton are
looking forward with much pleasure
end enjoyment to the leap year dance
on M. 21, in the Noroton Volun-l
teen' Ire house. Hnndeome invite.
tltlln are now being sent out. “Char-
lie" Bennett, son 0! the postnmter, its
doing all he can to help mug thrwny. Ind surely this cent-.inly pays.
hell I big success, and it looks at; “‘1' the company itseii could only i“
it were going to be all that the young ”"1““ to M on “Tommi 3"
people an“... 'ita employee on this Stumiord-h'tu-
lilac Hope Willi oi Kirby We t'llk line, they would soon find on
Bye, was a member of the junior balll‘ht it would D” it “'0‘
the men oi this line. Both the cunt
dnctora and motor-en itro courteous
and accommodating to the
gen. Although these men urn pitch
tried to the limit, by till kinds of [*0
pie, who are oiten very unreaconablo
and unjust in their demands and l‘l‘L'r
plaints of double fares. it has been
noticed that rnrely do them mrll
'clong this specie! division lat-e their
temper, but “keep smiling," and al-
wnyn try to nnnwer an) quotations that
may be put to them, in a pleasant
‘-
m mm“ a” W" H mm” “a m“ "n m m" U” -——Frenh Shoulder-x tic lb. st-l.ultz.
[‘r
. ntsrittwtons
It means that when. at the point of highest pressure,
{spark from the distributor ignites the oxygen of the
air with the carlvn of the gasoline, every mechanical
condition is such that kiss of energy is cut down to the
lowest possible degree. ..
it means that the 8400 r. p. m. Chalmers gets twice
the- union on gas that many mother high-speed
engine wil deliver.
The speed of its unchnny carburetion makes 'ght
satin-smboth by bringing the explosions of gas so c ose
together that you are unconscious of anything but an
uninterrupted stream of might.
Unlike cars of superfluous ' t. the 3400 r. p. m.
Chalmers has a pick-up so flexi that it’s the first to
make ltsget-away .at the crossings, and the last to
take another car’s exhaust. ' ‘
it’s a cheap car to run and an easy car to drive.
Price. $1050 Detroit
',
vnnsr 3m ..
gnu-cry!
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er Knickerbocherts" hen. There were ~.
moron"
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