FRIDAY, JAN 5, 1917
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THESOUTH NORWAL K EVENING SE‘NTINEL‘
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.The Maxwell
The Grant
and completeness in every detail.
perfectly and its mileage production
The Overland
and Willys-
Knight
Luther M. Wright, So. Norwalk
DEALER IN
cal superiority and an exclusivenezs of design that is
OVERLAND owner a personal satisfaction that adds to the joy of motoring.
sign and construction at prices and in‘ kind from the most popular to the very exclusive.
per gallon is a marvel.
Complete lines—Contain the most popular, economical, efficient and stylish models in
world today. From the new Light Four at $665.00 straight through
$985.00 to the powerful and luxurious SILENT KNIGHTS in
at $128500 to $1950.00 there is sturdy construction—comfortable appointments, mechani~
in keeping with the price and gives to the
Maxwell, Overland and Grant Automobiles
Carriages, Wagons, llorse Goods and Auto Accessories
Brockway and Koehler Motor Trucks and Overland
Delivery Cars
Our 1917 lines of pleasure cars and motor trucks constitute an invincible array of the best there is in motor qualitj. d6-
AT $635, A big roomy family car—Powerful, economicalI combined with style, comfort, finish
AT $825 A car of refinmrent and remarkable performance. Here is a six cylinder motor that is
a giant for power. It operates with such ease and flexibility that the mast timid can handle
it
Complete is every appointment.
the motor
the Light Sixes at
FOUR and EIGHT Cylinders
, IF YOU ARE THINKING OF BUYING A CAR WE SHALL BE PLEASED TO HAVE YOU 'PHONE OR
. .. WRITE US FOR DEMONSTRATION.
We are also stockholders and distributors of our local and £0")ng “MADE IN NORWALK" CAMERON CAR.
To our present patrons and those prospective purchasers of cars who may attend THE AUTOMOBILE SHOW we
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wish to announce that out Mr. Luther M. Wright, Mr. George E. Sartain and Mr. George Lindeberg will be in attendance
"" urin the entire show and will be lad to meet on at the tilS)la booths of the above named com anies and to render 011
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.~ i any desired services or courtesies.
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l t Letter; have been l‘t‘t'l‘th’tl lromI DEATHS AND FUNERALS_ and burial will take place in the .\‘oi~
William E. llilch, of t'o\c avenue, who ._... . walk €9,119me
I firmflothflm/ow/a is in Florida, by his- brother. Aug 115- Alfred S. Crockett . . . .
I i” mh pm“ Mr. Hm}. (“Sunnis ,. hunt, Mind 5 (writ-tut, one of the most Mrs. Elizabeth L. Tobey
‘ . . hints of ROWinltm dioti Mrs. Elizabeth 1.. Tobcv widow of
. m J[/ MfflI/l in Width in ,pariitipttitl and Mind M limit!!!“ "1 INN
i L cart, I ~ I quail. “‘ Iat his home on (‘iotkett tucnuo,-'\\'cd the late l’liilander Tobey, died yes.
' ' . ncsla) ti n t tcrduy norn'n- . z . ..
i The Knights of King Arthur has ‘ , ' "”5- follm'vlng ll ”'19! “l 1 I 1-. in tin norm of .\iisI
I , . I, , new. llt - loss of Mr. Crockett “ill be Brown, in \\ on] street. ilT'tho agt- oi
kctball team \vill clash “till the (.en- . ..- . I
, .. I greatly tuii m ittnraytmi.wlierv lit‘ hi hi rears. l'nm‘rul scrvttcs will he
lcr school team next \‘lednemlay cw- . I I I . , .
t , . . . ,. , \\ii_\'slwld an important‘posttion in nll 111‘“ tomorrow Min-moon at 2:30
,ning on the .l\lllglll5 floor. the I I .
I -. . public attain. lie was an ttI\'r~'it‘l‘lll:tll, 0 Mock from the into home. tho llm‘.
1 Knights have not lost a game this sea- -. . . . I
- . anti tll‘t‘tlilt‘tl on itio sound for the (. lalmorv Harm. of the Norwalk
. son, and hope to keep up their good I . I I , . I I
l . rd’ [whole of his business life. Mr. trot-it .\i. la. ( lllll‘t'll otlltriating. lllli‘l‘lll'tllll iit
. AY in a supply of our ”(0 ' oil was our of lllt‘ pillar~ ot’ the lion» Norwalk 0911101912".
1 . t Postmaster 01' H1“ 5011”) .\orwallt ayton Mt’lltlflllfil Church. and was ac-
I good, hard C031 and take l’ost Ofliué, Andrew Leary, Willi)” N?- iiyv m ””th “finirsI At the 1m“. ol Funeral of Mrs. F. A. Volk
. ' u . ,, . f - t t-eived a letter from his superiors uru his ”punk he was a llll‘llll't‘l‘ “[ I}... The funeral st‘rVit't‘s ot' iho latu it”
the wm ‘mu 0 Win CL int: him to promote the "from farm“: Shellfish (‘oininis‘sion of .\‘oi'\\':tlk anti Fillm‘i?‘ A. \‘olk, of ("hilt“‘l “I‘M". “‘t‘l‘u‘
You can‘t lose on a proposi- to consumer" Ili‘(lj«‘(‘l, and to increase (“,1 mm.“ \aluahlt- work. I“, “.1” long held this morning at l'llllt' o'clock from
. lilt‘ growth of the plan. The t'tiiitlllllll"1)(. rumpmbpwd by mm... “1“, mm“. in St. .\lary‘s ('lllll‘(‘lt. anti were wry
1 tion 0f thls sort. ication added that sort-ml t-itit-s liiittI,(,,m,(.i with him. 'l‘ho (i,.,.,.;,5,.d “I”, laruvly attention. Solemn high mass
1 . ll‘lt‘tl it out .~iii't~t-.~.~t'ttllI\' it) ill" pare“I titty inno yours old. “3-“ (“‘ll'bl‘fll'f‘tl l')' the llcv. 'l‘honias'
: i 0 post. t Mr. ('l'Otliu’ll is survivi-tl by two Mt‘l'ranii t-clohratant, llcv. .t. .l, Mt'
i i Hart's & Ganh Two :ti‘tit‘lws \Vt‘lt‘ l"("l‘l\'l‘tl at lllt"('lllltll‘t‘ll, .\li's. (lt'oi'ue 1(3)". of Row (lillliiiis ‘l‘iili'l'n “ml “”3 T- J5 Fill".
"\ t downtown post office \\'lllt‘ll had no :tyton. and H. Leroy (‘i'tit-ltt~tt.ttit' .\‘ow subtlvucon. l‘pon ”I“ ("illll'lll-‘ltlll (if
i’ l - 68 Water Str -et family name or address written on llawn, l'unt ral SI'YVlFt’r‘ will llt‘ ltt‘ltl ”w “Mi “I‘m" “" “"1”“ l""“l'*‘”‘d
' i ‘ ‘tlit-in. Both oi the packages contain from tho talc home. l‘l‘tll‘li'l‘ll avenue. (”"ii‘r-‘W 11““ “H ‘11“ mil." “'4” “WW
l Tel 72; ed nm-ktics and one was addressed llouayton, on Saturday afternoon at ‘3 home iroin the church lllt‘ choir 51”];
"1‘0 Frank from May," and tho (llllt'l', o'rtock. lit-v. I-Zduar S. Jackson, of ""0““ “mill." I‘llll‘l- lllllt‘l'llll‘l” “’35“
To llilton from Aunt May." “'0 units? the llowal'tou Methodist Church. will prfi'd" l‘cmotory. l'i‘” “WWI"
' i‘ k? .. ' - the that Frank is alarmed by this llllll,‘ ott‘it-iaw and burial will I‘oltow in the ““1”“ “ti Thomas F, t'ittno, John
WEATHER FORECAST. llt’('illl>‘t' ot .\lay‘s lack of affection. ltivrrsitlo l't'llll'll‘YIV. ““hlt‘. “Illiillll .\lttlunv. l.ulit' t‘on-
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__ . . I The newly I'lt‘i‘lt‘tl oilitvi‘s of “an, "i “' ml “ IInnIl‘ “"le mil [“1“
Forecast for .\‘orwalk andI “filmy: oma Council. .\‘o, ill. I. (i. ll. .\l.. Wort", M: Sarah K. Northrup .\IlicIarn,‘ l1 lower hearers were Rock»
Bill“ this afternoon and mmgmiIIba"'iit.\-t:illt~tt tau ivenintz during the rctz- .XM,’ 91 -‘_“ K.I-\'U"lh.'i=t‘. \‘r wt" til “"1 Logan “”1 -"‘”‘““-‘ ”WML
m‘day fair and. colder. A well ammo“ 'ular mini-monthly m-ectiniL'. by llcim~ um ‘\““' -”“- ‘l' ‘1 -‘"- ”“""‘~“ 3“ ll“? .M“ " ‘ w "“
storm area is central this morning o\‘- “I Grand Pocahontas .\lrs. \‘ituclier, ”f pomp p, 7;: .mitutatI pimp- t» taut lip. .r
It is causing gt‘ll- ' ceased \\:t~' :iuctl i-iglit)-.~t-\'r~it Ivoai's CREAM FOR CATARRH
91; Northern Ohio.
oral rains from the Mississippi river
eastward to the coast and from the
Lake region scuthward to the Grill.
' ,Heavy rain was reported from the
Cr'0liio Valley; several places reported
. thunderstorms. Anotrer disturbance
is central on the North Pacific coast.
The temperatures continue high in the
central and eastern districts, but are
lower between the Rocky Mountains
‘ and the Mississippi river.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY.
Temperature: Low
‘32. Fair.
fill NEWS
Building Inspector Clarence I. Finch,
‘ is confined to his home, 9 Plait ave-
nue, with a severe attack of grip.
' «Legs lamb 2_2c N. Y M.
The condition of Cyrus Gray, the lo-I;I HUNDRED SMALLPOX CASES iN
‘ WATERBURY.
cal trolleyman, who was struck by an HARTFORD, Jan.5 —-According ‘0
automobile in Main street yesterday, reports to the office of the state board-
is reported as being considerably 1111- of health there are 136 cases of small-
,erd today. 'pox in Connecticut. of which 100 are
l -—Smnll loin pork 200 ‘N. Y5 M.- p01 ted today
It The eat-met and the league «chair The state‘ board has issued 11000
It: or the fiN’qualk M. E. Church, Jaip-~ \acbcein‘e poiIiIiItsiInnder the law of 1915,
to used t e vaccination of school
a
will inset this "an!“ children i idea and towns. Water
all have am the
Bridgeport. After the business lllt't‘l-
lug had been concluded a social timi-
was enjoyed. .\lrs. Daisy Payne, torm-
cr Pocahontas of Wanoma Council,
was presented with a beautiful bou-
quet of’cut flowers. and refreshments
were served later in the evening.
.\lonkcr Grotto will hold its annual
dance this evening in Red Men's llall,
South‘Norwalh, at 3 o‘clock. The liver
to‘entertainmcnts are well-known in
this city and the dance of this oven-
his' will uphold this fine reputation.
The dance is an invitation affair and
Ithore “ill be prize numbers. it is in
‘w4 lll‘llb charge of the following committee: A.~
.\\ Dreyftiss. F. S. Lyon, Dr. William
J. Moore, Thomas B. Vaughan. D. Burr
Beach S. 1.. St. John and C.( . Hege-
iman
—\ isit our Anne.\ at 31 South Main
street, and get goods at reduced prices.
‘All our Christmas line being sold at
a. big reduction. The Annex will on-
ly be open for a few days longer , so
Itake advantage while you have the
chance. Donnelly's. ‘
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'Norwalii.
' Shannoi-lr.
in Waterbury. No new cases were 16-. Nor-walk. Funeral services will
and ll\t' months. She is .itil'\ltt"l byI
two datiuhtt-ia. Mrs. l., t‘. l‘ottor,
anti Mrs. (l. W. llo'x' of,
it. l, The remains “ill lil‘
brought to this city, and the interment
will take jilaco in .\'or\valk l'nion cent
ctery Monday afternoon at 1‘. o‘clock.
Rev. l.. ii. llowvll, of St.
(‘hurt-h bi-inu in charge
of
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Mrs. Johannah Lundquist
.\lis. Jo mniialt laintlriuint, wilt of
Franklin l.u1idquist, died at her home
No. .3 Lorena street, East NOiwatk,
this morning of pneumonia. Mis
Luiidqtiist is .utrviwd by a husband
and two daughters anti one son, Mrs.
Charles Anderson and Miss Josephine
Lundquist. of East Nor-walk, an
Frank Lundquist of New’ York. Fairer-I
:11 services will be held from her late"
home on Sunday afternoon at
o'clock. Rev. C. J. Vahlstrom will of,
ficiate anti burial will take place in1
the Riverside ccmctery,
Mary A. Sholea I
Mrs. Mary A, 'Sholes, widow of the
late Sanford Sholes, died in Westpott
last night, after a long illness. Mrs.
Sholes is survived by two daughters
Mrs. Bernard Colin, of Syracuse, N.i
Y., and Mrs. John A Camp, of East
be‘
held from the home of her daughter,‘
Mrs. Camp, 27 St John street, Ea'st‘
Norwaik, on Saturday and will be priit
vale. Rev.
47! on
l‘aul‘s ”90131
fli
struggling for breath at night;
OPENS UP NOSTRILS
T clls How To (let Quick Relief
from Head-Colds. It's Splendid!
”In one minute your clogged liOSlllls»
will open, tlic air
head will clear and you
No more more hawking, snuf-
passages of y‘oui
tig. blowing, headache, dryness. .\‘o
cold or catarrh will be gone.
’ Balm from your driiggist now.
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th
swollen mucous
Get a small bottle. of EV) s (‘reani
Apply
little of this fiagrant,
ehead, soothes the
comes instantly.
It‘s just fine.
with a cold or nasty catarrh—reliei‘
comes so quickly—Adv.
Steamship Ticket 5
For the South
and All Parts of the
F. A. Coleman will officials}
Taylor&Golden
World.
Telephone No: 1230
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can breath"
your
antiseptic.
' healing cneam in your nostrils. it penv
etrates through every air passage of
inflamed. orI
membrane and relief.
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OWLAND'S
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There is a coat
TOI‘ women 15
. in. ..
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lriere, a big warm
The coat news
worth repeating
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on,“
splendid stylish coat of final
woolen fabric or of rich seal plush, for any woman who will come
and pick it, if“
That coat is here at less price than heretofore. ,\
' \Ve are having a Clearout of Coats; that is the reason. i , fl;
' money.
service.
A good many women have picked already. They have saved:
They have fOund coats full of satisfaction and style and
Other women may pick with just as sure satisfaction—for
there was a big collection and many are waitingr to enter the service
of new and critical owners.
Coats with those big deep square collars edged with fur. .
Coats withvthose comfy collars that come up closely about the
neck.
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Coats cut on loose graceful lines.
Coats on semi. fitting models but with full sweep to skirt.
Lustrous and beautiful seal
effective trimming of fur.
plush coats; some of these with
Wool velour and wool plush and fine broadcloth coats.”
Black coats, and rich deep blues, and glowing warm burgundy,’ I
and brown and greIenr—every color that the season has brought to
delight women.
Cloth coats .
I were $18 $20
5 and $22.50
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.Dou‘t stay stuffed-up}
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There were many beautiful floral of- ‘
feiings i
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‘2 Funeral of Frank T. Seymour
1 The funeral of the. late Frank T.
|Seymour will be held tomorrow afier'
Inoon at 2 o'clock from the home of his
Idaughter, Mrs. L. E. Brundage. 4
IChestnut street, Norwalk. Rev. C. El
more Barto, of the Norwalk M. E.
Church, will oiilcinteN' and luterment
.‘ will be made in Riverside cemetery
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Funeral o lI.lIIy May I
ford street, Stamford, were discharged
Cloth coats
wereszmo $30
and $32.50
were held this afternoon at 1 o‘clock
from the residence of her sister,
Mrs. Alonzo Buttery, of Isaac street. in... referee in this c
Seal plush coats
were $35 '
and $45
$16. 50 $21. 50 $27. 50
HOWLAND DRY GOODS COMPANY.“
i «GREENWlCl-l FIRM BANKaur-‘T
l'ciition in banliiiiptcv has leached.
ity in schedules
The services were largely allen(letl,ifi]pd by Walter H. ("1,1 Charles ’l‘hci -
and interment was in High
(‘entetciy, Stamford.
HOSPITAL NOTES 1
Henry A. Webb, of 2 Center street.
and Miss Margaret Fogg, of 114 bed
yesterday.
Edward Farrell, of 24 Haviliind
street Frank Saunders. of West-
pért; Timothy Hennosay of 194 Cedar
_ street; and Miss Dosothy I'l‘li'o
The rune II . erviIc
M . .
Rillgt’ Ji. trading under the film name
I'l'hois Brothers, Greenwich, (inn
I‘he liabilities ate listed at- $8: .59
v ith assets of‘- $5..632 61 Cid!
amounting to $2 50 are seemed with
$2 ,995. 98 unsecured. to creditors
appears that. $1, 432. 61 in outstandi
. on open accounts nostly owns
wththy summ
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Norwalk Chronicler