SATURDAY, JAN. 6, 11317
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Luther
Wright, So. Norwalk
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The Maxwell
The Grant
The Overland
and W illys-
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DEALER IN
Maxwell, Overland and Grant Automobiles
‘ Carriages, Wagons, llorse Goods and Auto Accessories I
’Brockway and lioehler 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 quality, de-
sign and construction at prices and in kind from the most popular to the very exclusive.
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AT $635, A big roomy family car—Powerful, economical, combined with style, comfort, finish ',
and completeness in every detail.
AT $825. A car of refinementand remarkable performance. Here is a six cylinder motor that is
a giant for power. It operates with such ease and flexibility that the
perfectly and its mileage production 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
Complete is every appointment.
most timid can handle it I
the motor
the Light Sixes at
$985.00 to the powerful and luxurious SILENT KNIGHTS in FOUR and EIGHT cylinders
at $1285.00 to $1950.00there is sturdy construction—comfortable appointments, mechani-
cal superiority and an exclusiveness of design that is in keeping with the price and gives to the
OVERLAND owner a personal satisfaction that adds to the joy of motoring
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To our present patrons and those prospective purchasers of cars who may attend THE AUTOMOBILE SHOW we
wish to announce that our Mr. Luther M. Wright, Mr. George E. Sartain and Mr. George Lindeberg will be in attendance
any desired services or courtesies. ‘
IF YOU ARE THINKING OF BUYING A CAR WE SHALL BE PLEASED TO HAVE YOU 'PHONE 0R
WRITE US FOR DEMONSTRATION. ,
We are also stockholders and distributors of our local and coming “MADE IN NORWALK" CAMERON CAR, ‘ .
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IGeneral Staff, made a special and
if? Ihasty vis1t to The headquarters
tion of this sort.
Harris 81 Goes
68 Water Street
rIl‘el. 721
AY in a supply of 0‘”.le
good, hard coal and take
.the “win" out of winter.
You can't lose on a proposi-
,3” William.
Others present at the confer-
NORWALK
1“ . Bulgaria; Field Marshal von Hin-i
80CIETY ;_1,denburg. Chief of the German
AN” PERSONAI IQ Imperial General Staff, and Quar-
,termaster-General von Luden-
News
ifdorff.
3.4“ The peace terms of the Ten-
mun-mm
tonic Allies which Count julius
”Q Andrassy. former Hungarian
Premier is reported to have said
0, the Entente could learn from
President Wilson are believed in
diplomatic quarters to consist of
generalizations which Germany
and Austria-Hungary communi-
cated to the pope and, presuma-
bly, m the American authorities.
The pope expresse to the
erman and Austro- Hungarian
.\l1'. and Mrs. Paul ll. l’i'oussur
(‘iii'f street. announce the 1111111121111111- 11
01‘ their daughter, 11111111 Louise, to
'l‘jthfll‘d Jack Cronin. or Sonthington,
, t‘onnecticut. Miss l‘reussers 11 member
‘01” the .\'or11'alk 111115111111 'l‘ruinim:
‘s1hool and has a host of friends. Mr.
‘(11111i11 is 11 graduate of S\1"‘aitl11note
‘11‘ and took luncheon with Emperor‘
" enee were Crown Prince Boris, of.
111p School Penn. The 111tl1ling 11 ill
1.1‘1111 place at 1111 earl3 (lillt‘.
1empero1's his hopes that their
literms would be "1110detate and
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'1 Frank t1oodchiid who has been finely-1;]: 1 The emPClOrs re-
:1l1rondi or two months will not :11'111'1" spon e t a ‘ was their purpose
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WEATHER FORECAST.
'Generally fair
coldei tonight. The storm that
morning has passed out the St.
A disturbance which was central
gion and New England.
TODAY.
TClllpCi‘aMEUl' t . L011,
Fair.
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ant' matters are to be considWered
While lifting 9. heavy ease in the
.& R1 Corset company this morning,
roost Hendricks, or Cranbury, was
"i 1111111111111 enough to severely strain
(Ills back. He was taken to the hospi-
tal in the ambulance where he is now I The menu will be drawn up
» testing comforatbly.
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5‘0 the 1114111111111:
tour article in 1111.1 night's Sentinel
28,11‘ranklin School, is
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_ or. Mr. ,Hughey. A Week
" firmed. R0
‘Forecast for Norwuik‘ and 1'iei11it3:
tonight and Sunday:
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central in the Lake region 3esterda3' ‘
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renee Valley. It caused general rainsl
during the last 24 hours in nearly 1111
Kalistrict‘s east Of the. “‘SSiSS‘pTfl 1i“2:111:1'11113',and 110111 to \011111111. for a: "Entente S reply to Germany does
the Pacific coast yesterday morning
has moved eastward and is new con spent a week at home of her [1111- damages and restitution of terri-i
trai 01 or Minnesota The temperatures
are somewhat lower in the Lake re-
WEATHER A YEAR AGO- honeymoon trip to Boston.
13; high,
"A district meeting will be held Mon
day eyening in the City Hall.11nport-‘
wither Monday or T111'~1111nsthcl Reports that the? reply 0‘ lit:
11111111111'St.i'11ui 1111s 1l111113ed in add 'Entcnte *0 Pl 35146“ ""11" ‘011 s
ing for 11111 11'13's. Mrs. Edith Francesipeacc 110- A \"Ollld contain -" 513N3-
G odchild,
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spending the week- end with friends in refer E0 5“ “m 9-1‘ 133' 1c:.. Rate-
(11“ Y.o1k jmcnt nf rend: ticnc which while
'(‘arter street \‘ew Canaan, 111st Sat P'remir: Lloyd George and in the
1isit of 11 week or so with relativ.es ant mention specificallv bV name
Miss Katherine Henry of Norwalk; the countries on behalf of Which
itory are to be asked.
1 Announcement was made on
1 Mr. and \lis. Charles D. Hickey, of the Baltic Exchange yesterday
Saringdaie hare 1eturned from their that the government had tak—
They ar"11:11 complete control of the maize
residing in Weed avenue, Springdale. ‘trade, beginning yesterday, on
[lines similar to its Control of
ents on (‘111 ter street, New Canaan
Miss Frances Costello, of the A. J.
wheat. .
(‘ollin's Company, is spending today in A Renter's Amsterdam dis—
lMPEidenv comb patch says that the Secialist
EPa'. ty committee has published
lRUMANIAN CAMPAIGN HAS a statement it. the Vorwaerts de-
1 A NEW PHASE By THE nouncing the proposed meeting of
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GREAT ADVANCE OF VON the Socialists as incompatible
With the unity and organization
.of the party and warning Social-
‘ists against participating in it.
sentativeS' of the Entente Pow-1
ers in Rome there will be neither‘ Exchange Telegraph Company
fietes nor banquets. Premierlsays that exceptional importance
Boselli will give a luncheon to- is attached to the meeting, which
morrow to the visitnig statesmen. ‘Will discuss peace' possibilities.
in The dispatch says that the event
lconformity with the food restric-l may mark the beginning of a
ltions now applicable to hotels and complete reversal of the Socialist
restaurants.
MACKENSEN.
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held at the field headquarters of
the German Emperor January
of South Main street, is‘ ment “f terms are now known to -
jsomewhat more spc: ifi. th'n the}
Mrs George Carter left her home in QenEralizations ‘11 flit? speed) of.
An Amsterdam dispatch to the
derent amOng the axon Socials.
ists
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of its information, says that‘
Premier Radoslavoff. of Bulgaria.
made the following statement to,I
,a Hungarian journalist; “Bul-
garia has won the game and can
afford to sign a peace treaty sat-‘
isfactory to all Peace is nearing
quickly. We are expeCted to
make concessions, but the great-
est concession—our peace offer—
already liave been made"
A discussion of the food prob
lem 1n the Berlin Municipal Coun-
cil' described 11 a dispatch to
Renter‘s from Berlin by way of
Amsterdam. At the end 0i the
discussions two resolutions were
adopted, the first introduced by.
the Socialists demanding uniform’
distribution of food in the towns
and country and the adoption of
stc:s to prevent producers from:
withholding supplies in order to‘
increase their profits. The second
resolution was offered by the L'b—.
erals and condemned the existing
rest1ictions on the buying of sup-
plies by towns
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WOMAN'S RELIEF CORPS NOTES
Douglas Fowler Organization Has to-
stallation of Officers
liougias Fowler l’ost. G. .\. 11., and
the Woman's Relief Corps met in P.
t). S. of A. Hall, 011 Tuesday evening.‘
'111111 1111111 11 joint installation or or"
'iicors. The complete list. of Relief
('orps officers are as follows: ;
President-Airs Agnes Smith ’
Senior \‘ice~p1'esi1lcnt———.‘\l1's. Martha"
Wilcox
lunior \‘ice-president—Mrs. Helen“
Keller
Treausrer—Mrs. Fannie J. Joyce ‘
Chaplain—Mrs. Rhue Whitney
Conductor—Mrs. Ella Armour
Guar-d Mrs \linnie Harris
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Assistant Conductor—~\irs. \laytno
Merwin ‘
Assistant Guard—Mrs..\'ina Gaming;
First Color Bearer—Mrs.
.therton
Second Color Bearer——1\liss Gladys
Finch
Third (‘olor Bearer—Mrs. Emma Bart-
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Fourth Color. Bearer—“1's. Edith Wil l
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Musician—Mrs Martha Wilcox l
Press \Corr'espondenthiss Gladys.
Patriotic instructor—Mrs. Mayme
Mei-“in '
Delegate—Mrs.M11yme Merwin
.Aiertnate—Mrs. Jennie Finch l
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'attitud‘e toward peace. especially.a V9" “‘09 supper “'35 served Mm E
An important conference was as the minority group is pr'epon-1Fannie Joyce “’53 the “mums of ‘kerchiefs—
floor. and Mrs.1leitnie'1 Finch the,
n 3 who“. 11 dquarters atéinstaiiing deputy. Mrs. Joyce present .
Mrs Smith the 11 11111111111111.
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Aland silk knitted together.
during the entire show and will be glad to meet you at the display booths of the above named companies and to render you |
Soft and durable, attractive 19¢
; in its coinbiuntion 111 black 11nd white cotton under-
and 11 hitc that 11111115 :1 bit 511- wear that is of surprisinc
' of good weight.
fiOWLANI‘i's
Here are coats to keep men and women;
warm;' and to be bought
The weatherman can't be depended on.
He tells us it‘ll be clear—and it rains
and it is delightfully clear!
laden with snow and cold!
Man or woman in one of these coats
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HOW HANDS ' ’
at a savmg‘
l'le predicts snow—4w.g
lust now he is manufacturim1r somethmg—but wlioc can «mess
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“1ntemperaturc---and then send the N01tl1 \V’i 11d liowlino 1.;l0wn‘
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will be pl‘JCI nixed; andl
com ort 1ble, and may laugh at the cold and wind.
Men‘s Ulsters
\Ex’cra value
$18.50
To keep a
man warm.
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Some warm
stockings—19c.
Women's _3 black cotton
stockincs excellent weight——
Reefer or muffler of wool ,»
'very.
Good sized. :1 arm protec-
tion to Will] 11111 mercont
collai S11 quickly Soils.
Of Special \‘111110— $1.50.
Haudsrune new gloves of
gray suede.
Refined of appearance. dur-
able of quality, 11111111 because
quality for price— 35c.
White Cotton. smooth and
good-fitting, with a fleec_1'_i11-
ner surface. And but 35c.
Left. aisle, roar.
Seen the new
Kretone'rugs?
They are smallhug‘s woven
'in an odd fashion from finely—
cut Cotton rags!
And the design 1111 one side
is NOT like that 1111 the other.
'l‘1151enilly embroidered up-
on back with bl:1ck-— $1.50.
Union suits 111‘ good clear
warm Culltm. $1.1 cut that they
fit closely and insure real You‘ll see quickly how e1:-
“"““““‘T1. .1. .~ $1~ ccllently 11161 11111111 111111501111
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specntl spot.
How Djer.Kiss ll ll)‘ db lllCllc‘S— bl. (D.
27 b3 11 inches— S.
311113 (111 inches— S.
Third floor.
does last!
is to who
'l‘lizit 11‘111'd lust
taken 11111 11.113 5.
-. Exti'act—~Si.25 ounce.
Dior-kiss toilet articles have
:1 perfume which is 11'1'1nder-
fully lasting. And the articles
themselves last a long time:
seems :15 though the packages
hold an unusual quantity.
Must be that because the. ‘
are so delicious and yet so
potent one uses but little :11?
.1 time!
A fresh and varied supply
iust 1111\1',1'in'l1t from P.11is or
Rug that will
enrich redeption hall.
.\ Soft thick heavy Armin-
ster rug, woven especially for
15¢ in reception halls.
its design is either of Orien-
115115110111 01' made up of sm'ili
and beautiful Persian figmes.
its colors are quiet and soft
and very very rich.
(Me’s foot sinks into it with
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course! .
Talcum Powder, white 111' tf‘ ”Elm” 0f SWlISfflCllO“; qual-
flesh—25c « it3 is pl 1.11113 apparent. _
Face 111111 der, fou1 thus— l. hour feet “(1 lliCllCS by six
50¢ iteet s11 inches—Sit).
'l‘ll'd fl .
Sachet, small bottle— H. W
Sachet per ounce—st.
75C .-
311'
Rich new bags
one will proudly carry.
little shopping-bags that
:3'et hold a wonderful number,
‘01 needfuls.
Plenty of
Toilet water—$1.56.
Extract Vegetnl—S 1.
Center aisle. front.
Now snap up
coiled ’kerchiefs.
Snap ’em up because they
are to be sold at much less.
than usual price.
They ate ’keichiefs used in
the holiday decorations.
The dust and rum} ling that
‘disfigured them will be quick-
ly cured by one laundering.
Women’ 5 25C colored hand-
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Women’ 5 white and colored
100111 for ’ker-
111emorandum and purse.
A number of them are fit
led with purse and tiny mirror
and memo~book 0r pad.
Black seal, leather
handle—$3 and SS 50.
long grain seal—$5 ,
Smart strapback purses of
morocco—$3. 50.
Fine pin seal in colored
leather as well as black, fitted
~$5 and $5. 50 ' '
'strap
chief and powder-book and
handkerchiefs, regular 121111; _ 3,
9: Leather bags with fgt
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W omen 5 coats
C131 V3111 6
$16. 50
Rich suits
. for little boys,
——Corduroy!
Yes, rich of looks. l
And as full of serrice 1 s;
own mother of most- active 1
boy could ask!
Siaunch and true corduroy, ,
handsome blue or brown 111'"
green 01 g1113. .
Made with :1 little belted;
jacket that buttons" closel3 .il
necknud with smart strai v:hts
trousers.
tit great value—$3.”
Front basement.
Comforts.
Hot-wafer
ante-ed rubber prevent 11111113"
1111 illness and discomfort.
Size 2—— S?
iiuyhes’ [tel :11 \\11te1"pionr
h.'1i1 brushes not injured by
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Bath brushes with 11 1011.:
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bottles of goat-l
handle that makes them easy; 1
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50c. .
Center aisle. front. ‘
The Turmoil
is one of several
‘new 60c books.
Plenty of good reading for?
folks who enjoyIa story with '
real life and real vivacity.
And bound up in cloth cov- ,
ers that contain well-printed
pages; yet sold at 60 cents!
The T11ripen—Tarkington.
'i‘wenty—fourtl1 ot’ June-Richmond. ‘
Kmhiary Roberts Rinehai't.
A Son of the Sun—«London.
g'l‘hen I‘ll Come Back to You—-
llvzms. .
Further Adventures of Nils~~i1uce
Li‘l-if. “
Saturday's Fluid—Norris.
11‘ .i1c D' 13—4 1111;. v, 1
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Main floor. rear.
To give dress
different look.
\ cstees of net and Orientall
“lace and Geornette crepe 111-i
111 )st tnnstm 111 1'1 dress! , _
Beauties, whethei plain 1r
embroidered—$1 1' S3.
Guimpes with long sleeves;
are of net trimmed with lace..
White and cream—$1.51)
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Some of the new Georgette; '
crepe colla1s are hemstitched; .,
others are emb1o1dered ;——and
some are it immed with Satinli
Fine both of quality and
effect-‘—-$i $1. 50 and 3 ‘
Special collar-
1 andjsep tilt
of
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