Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, January 6, 1917 · page 7

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,_ .ckemo Hotel Block.
South Norwalk.

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ecial Prices on“
"l-‘fancy boxes of,
. tiling Paper
__DONNELLY’S

. 1,5 South Main Street.

 

 

uukingham l’Oal. :m i:. (i. .\. lt.
t meet last evening on account.
inclement w win-:2

{Routine blisilless was disposed of
the‘mEBting of ll‘it‘ Second llis-
‘fit. Commissioners held last even-

‘l. . lit. no

flutest soft hats. O‘llrlcn‘s.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

“the Junior Hospital Lianne will“
’Monday evening in the Berkley
phupel at 8 o'clock, linporiuni
is will receive consideration.

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{lollce were nolil‘ied ycsler-t
that ‘Husdon automobile hail
utolen in Stamford This is ilie’
i ll car stolen this week. i
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«Georg-e Castle is tilZ'PnLt‘tl llllsi

"ing in Wall street, by Sergeant
me Gibson. l‘or drunkenness
,_ Idiom! old timer at the Killll0.l

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rations for the new lunch:
of L. B. Tripp are being made“
on is larger than the ordi-§

uaéfi cart and contains all oil

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

teat sanitary iniproyeincntt, it}
arrive in this city during thel

y part of next week.

 

Ming” Kunz, Connecticut's light-
glit. champion will meet Charley
2 Bridgeport in Danbury foi- a
ll‘ml'l bout. This show is being
y Wank lScolins of Danbury, and
(“canard will be presented. Kunz

9 clean up Pitts in good shape,
rating? from their last scrap in Rood-
5 Hall.

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(211' Monday evening. January Emmi

 

 

 

'euo 5.11. "And ‘a/ipv [aunties
good adv. pays best in Ult‘ ut‘Sl

, j—fBASKETBALL MONDAY
fitnmfotfd we. ‘Norwalk. Armory. he
{our}; game. Dancing. Reserved

 

KEiD DOWN av JlTNEY

Annie Bracken, of ti Maple
was knocked tlow‘zi'yesterday
boil, at the corner of Maple
and West avenue, by a jitney
_ nd operated by Frederick
diet, of this city. \lits liracker
tilled the jitmy a. it passed the
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man rciilaiiriiit on tlzi- ~i.\tii
pale at Donnelly's Stationery "fhere

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

.33th (it lioor space in daily use an
'a izoduction capacity of little car
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pies 103 acres, with 4.48til‘aSu squai‘e-lzni‘aiynjo {tryiovmael’i

 

THE moi-H NORWAL x EVENING éENTINEI}

 

 

’ “‘ carom)”. pm. 63917 a

 

 

 

 

tubing and f,

tilted tons of steel.

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:ill wa: the tlt‘jl'll‘lllitflll in which nia-

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- LYNCH BABY GETS CRIB.

Norwalk people will .l'e wery much.
‘nterosted to lznow that the handsome

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i it... can tilllll't'tlti‘t— it.- .mmzn from; . ._ . , p . . . ., _ .. The Sterling Furniture (‘unnpaniu for
‘ flu t'lllllltl'u‘b in '19“ 1.. ‘17”,n.» iii I‘ I» All!" “I” 'fw‘d' flu) but “am” the. first baby born in l‘+17 was won
1‘ 't' ~ ‘ 5 iiulit liPlOI't‘ it goes into a Q} jig , , ‘ k1 ' ’d \I ‘
, "' ' } _ \. lily~tli‘ci'l.iiztl t-ar. That's how they fly Ithe 11ml: bl!!!“ Elf d1 an Ann?"
. will liti'>till:i.ll1(iLL l:;.;;: *Iic i’vniire _ .. . L ~ , .ynci, 0 lg an avenue. ' a
:.:i:g_t::iitl iii: l-l!l)l!(‘. B d d s N lk ‘ .

, . :ii;iiii.f:itiiii'iii;.' llil't‘l' it litany it t‘Ulll- .1 ,h” ”hm“! ‘lDLl (‘llPIlllt‘fll‘ ' [I geport all 0. Ol'WZi 5Lynch baby was born at 6:43 o'clock
I ’ Jimmy. work in the titlllllliiéll'nllul‘.l ,M .. . , , . . _ k. . iMonday Willi “F. S. M. Allen ill at-
, . .. ma i.i..imi.e~ ill" ”1.1.th in two wine,‘ 5 . .

:7. . mph...“ ”h 3‘. H”, “Hum“, “Mm ,H i ht] .m‘ (m) “I”. m d, ttcndunce. loili mother and child are
l. , . ‘» t"'=‘ fr“ ‘1 a“ 5.9 t,‘ . . . .
h,” MU.” m, “H” “WM 1m. my“: I” | mm “ T A m ‘ ”e [mated ,doing, nicely. into ('Ivll) is a fine the.
‘ . ‘_ p -. '*.~~..<.c.‘z' .~ - 1 . ..
.. .uolk. illcludlii; (lltlilltlltlilt'h. 11> own' In” In” 01 In!” candy Sni'ill bits, land lhi’. hill" ('iilld h very fortunate
‘ l.‘lt':'lil}|ll tlllil telephone >)>lt'l}t and Aim. ‘7 d .. l\ llltllt‘ lJli ’(tlt‘f ( 0 L; ll" winning il-
“Wm ' Hi .2,‘ rom - n< ill .
Invil intuition; tll'lltll'llllt‘Ul illtil llOt ~ l" I t “l u it ‘ d t i ll '1 y 1}". 9105951 10 ”H. Lynch baby Was

_ l.‘ q . . _. "l n....-. i‘t it :ttne a )o l . . y .

_ ' fill-nth.‘ en l)llllll" but \\l:lx gn- It‘ll m. , ‘the little haw of Mr. ‘nd Mrs. \. R.
About; the fifth day of the l“ .. . b 1 ; ' ‘ ‘i‘liilfi, and literally pulled apart. The . i -. d s .
n1“ . . - ; , .. .. l:t iscnr‘ (an be ha. in tho Ht.» , . p , - Johnson, of .. lluti axenue, Last Side.

ulad [\icw \eai. at taxi»: .,, . p . ‘lV-Jr‘l-“l'lilfx' 'illil('lllllt‘ >li()\\'~w flotiiitim i . .. . , ,
l . ..tii..ini at one time. , . I l . l . 58 d . t‘lhe child was brought into this world

' ‘ . . . ‘Iii.ill:~ l) ‘i r ;-. . ~ ..5>-~ .; ’ .
sand to had on to those l “u, ”m ,. “0mm: .., MM, ““5 it It I l. r lullmlnul am m. an $10 Coats - - $4.95 at io admit Monday morning by Dr.

. .i _ i . ‘ t t. (i y. - ~ "[3 i _. . .
resolutions— sand the track whim W“ “.055 mm mp >l-“lr-. it ls (1 Hill it ~t‘iis. w text 1‘ l itsisl l $12 C lanklin (i. iii-own. It was thought:
- ~ - .. ' . . . Lilli: . a) 2. on .4 ~ . > . ‘ _ ‘
to avoid Slldlng back. in \‘t'lill'l ‘ul at‘lltlll, )t‘l till l.~ :‘yelt'lll. i . l 1 0 R i ’ “DWI?" would be; oats - ' $7.95 31 hrs! ”In! “”5 baby “"35 ”‘9 “'H“
l .. \ , . __ . .. ipiool oi ample tciisitiie bl!‘t‘llf.;lh.i . - , )
. . . lttll. ul lllt untold tinnimiizln are u. . _ p . . _ . 15 net 01 iii: piiu.
Now. It Your resolution con- limit; with a \aluc inio llll’ llllllltlllh‘ 0‘” ”’0 mp mm] my their ”5‘5“”de Goats - - 310 I M
cerns ecoxiOmy. the few lines “1. mm” “WW “w mm‘ H! “mm”, i I «.‘t't‘ll arm-l.» (ly'p MIN) put llllitlll‘ill‘ $18 C t HOSPITAL NOTES.

. _ _i.i tut; “y. ,. .i _ l . . . . . .
of our daily advertisements l! llt‘li‘l' .~;.i\ so unis.) mini. rlliiils I “M'd‘: .‘.n,d U :lW-dl lF'.l., . Illit [ 03 S " $12 1 Admitted this morning: Alice \ai‘.
will interest 'Ou ever day . h... ”M, (,U, pulm- -..' .,,, 71 J i_“““”“ -‘ . lt' “WNW 0i "-H‘l $24 C . go, of 7 Olijen street; Master Luther

' 3 Y ~ I‘d.“ MUN”! i"'.“"". ‘ it ii. an important laclor. the miner! oats - - , $16 Wright, of 6 Clay street; Muster D3114
Today. suits at $15, that ICP‘ The“ .llllli w .i 'l i M: .‘ illi‘|"llilli‘.":~~ iii“ 'll"llllt'(ll l‘lllillltlsllltl’ . ’ iel Uonmley, 0t 12 Prospect avenue:
resent full $15 in value—and 3...». mm “mm m r, . . WUW__ 0’ “A we! ’ J Charles Britto. or in Newtown ave~
“5 the IOWCSt PIlCe for iii". mil . ll‘.tll.t'<, lend: t‘. iiiiiiic.n:irii~, k ‘alim‘H-x “H 33‘ “immim i“ “11.1““? that; Ernest Hendricks, M Crumbling
which a dependable suit can mm." with». ”mp” a... . Mum“ inniiu iuiiil- lllthllfx inward the :is i liand Bernard Ml‘pllvill, oi South .\'or.
be sold—with a dependable tniuw. t‘:ill.-llll:. .2 . .- ~“‘;tll>, ”“3 "“““’-‘""' ”Mi“- '1 11"!“ =‘1‘l’l . “all: h l ' l

. ...', c . . ; r. iiwir (ll llll’lll. to it t'l.’ in c. t lsc argei llllS l]l()l'lllll‘f? ‘i'anl:
guarantee. smh as our cus- "r“ W” - "“““‘: M" "‘“*”‘ “ \ .. - ( ’ ' ”l 1""3 l Hiddleton of Tliiri in lb
' l) ; n. illit‘lltliilil pun... _...; w ltll.(ll\l‘tl the whole operation l . 4 , ( a ee.
tomcrs receive from US. I W l)t“'l’l at on till “ltl l‘n »
i | .. h . ~-.. . m l -.. t -* . t lt'i‘ .‘ - . . . '
& S ”I l l Eh)” ‘ m Ml N" "'llill': and-roar .~\'>ll‘]ll~1 arr- l‘iul inl Flannclette Gowns I‘ll 1)er and White and pmk and Whlte ' HIGH 7 ’
R l‘ ittnl tun» iii r-ltii‘l . ': :.. i.i I! l~ , ‘ p ’ I l Suite 10W - . H s PILLS
. ;\. .. , .1 . .. . -. . and i i . . . ,7, z- .. . . .
ogers (evens .. ~, “ .. 1- .... l ' h g‘ “"k ''''''''''' 31-0” $13” attiv‘i's‘u'i‘n’i-‘r‘ii‘ui‘iei
. . 'l" Mini )i'nr Is -a- - . ": . A, ' ‘ ~ - “l- - '
Norwalk SO Norwaik 1- > 1w... m n m i.“ H W! {m Mm ll , hi i In {thrill tin Ii wit 1 White Flannelette Gowns in low neck and high neck, long 'm'i'f‘.‘§‘ui5¢7’.~.‘§l“fi’.‘.’i’h Edit??? 6
' - . . i M .~l'1\\'ii i . s 'i -. min 4i i. 3..
. i H}. ll“jllll‘i'\l thirty . . ‘ l o ‘ H ml 1m? ( u l Sleeves .......... . ..... $1 00 ("“5" ”2 L'l'gx'LlYeélhm
j _ To“... .m. “Wm“ . H H y l l .ciii nit-rileiid parts are lowered by, ‘ """""""""""" - Sififl;h,"fiffi‘ illililllizfifiggi
'* ’ ““*" ‘m“""‘"“ ‘3: ‘1 _ , ~ ‘ L t'ii;illi>_ Along the way men an: ill-l Eth-a SIZE “1 Wlllte .................... $1 00a$1 25 \ “"“fi‘tmfl‘li ‘«Atvsi.Ai\\jayliY«-;liar1:
l i ““”$¥“‘l““*\ nu vxanun«.inld ...,p.. i. . .. . . - i . . . ° - ._. {hi“b\&?tfiuh‘“‘“inW#‘RE
[UIHER M WRIGHT ll:~ :ili 'l‘his liltlllelt‘i'. \\‘l‘l its lti‘c hm ' 'h l“ 11.1“”: “I“ lldlllt‘ 1'“ not: Extra SIZE in StrIPeS .................... . ..... $10“ 1 _.
. 2 _ . in motion a lie time but can be H I
. «i .i ol Hill“ loll», Mm it-- mid :~l‘.“l ' l 1,. l - - . - . . . . i A .._.. W. ,0-.-
I”. Hmwml A W l H 1M ‘1 (id “Numb. connected with ”W link» "fl Fleuntdae Skirts in while With pink and blue stitching,
I . .' I in i’~" l‘.’ 1‘ _ . .
BACK fROM IHE WESI 1‘ U U . h “n! l\ m H ”n h an endless (‘llttlll tind‘wnt on its wag 1 59¢
:. ‘u .| i. 1'. » a .( ,. . ~ ‘ .
. . l .. ,. . Km ‘ .- ' ' ~
. h H m; .. got... m in. ., m :m “gm “with“: tlt.llttl m ~ . tted Skirts 1n gray With colored stripes .......... 509 , ’
. . . Eton. ‘m , ‘l‘ (ill-till)“ 0‘ ‘Wiimi‘m-‘ihil' L‘ 4“," Knitted Skirts in white with colored stripes ........ 50E-
Iells of His ms“ to Great TOIEdO' U “M “HUI.“ "1“th mm”. out mil-t by litulll‘; each man (l1! woia
I . ‘ ' . loll ‘.liicli lie is an ex N“l it' it he iii !\ V
- - i .- .r 1" ‘ 1- .
Plant Which Turns Out WIlIYS-i “M" “"“"' “"“ ‘ “"" “"““"i n. taint-n .. bolt ' 5'
' 1 Mini tillers. ‘ x.
.. overzand cars l _ i ...m.s of motor», already ll‘Sll’tl. wait. i
t \i.ii take oi your liiti :i. the tllill)‘ , - ~ . . . . ,. .. '
r‘ . .n both Milt“: oi lilt‘ coiueyol. lll( r a o . J l eelal sale
. turnip; llliil‘lllllt’n ltowi‘. tomes (ht-l . W H“ into “M", (““11“va , ,m, .; ‘
Luther M. Wright. \vllllfilht‘l'llllltl. Mum” and ”1,. 1‘...“ WW “1‘ ”(mi N l ' ‘ .'l ‘ . . l '
.. H . .\ .~ ‘ ._ ‘ . .‘ ‘ , ' . ..: ‘t‘ll‘l‘ put on. steering mt‘t‘lllllllblll and 83 Wasmngton St. South Norwalk. ; .
dt.il~i in tin. u . who in (Ill oi iht . h. Mun.” Hit!» MW”. 1,“. mummy... ”Ml n” 1M [1 1m. “‘1“ .4 . -. q ‘ 1. on I a’dles9 C t
3'0“” ”“1“” \‘isilingxllie great In" C drip loi‘ttillu iii til“ li'i-nl :txli- Hill in" -.‘ ‘5 I. 3 ‘1' IL l). d“. id 3 J 0a, S
mlo p1:.lii in connection with the ini»: :l(.(,.lml.lH“,d wi.h (m, In.” 1“” “" m‘"‘"‘l”~‘““ L‘” :“l‘mf “”"n' . .. .. . . . .. ,.,. .. . ,,,,, __
men... (Ollh'lllltlll now in prowess ie-l l"'yt'\<\ kind of 1m: l‘t‘tll"llll" li'nhind 0f WWW“: ”l“ "“1“”: \luh $335155?“ wfmk’rfimm l A i
. -. . .- ~ 1 ' ‘ ‘ " " :' Inlet. e ripi'aw-r is llrit‘t. i ttlt‘fi
i-otiii'.~ lll:~ t‘hllt‘llt‘llt‘PF in lllln enter , . f . l .t 'l ., .. k . ‘ Q
. . . l ‘m‘ii‘lh ““" “1"" Mr“ “m " V“ lilt‘ work more rapidly more u‘iifoiin» ii 001d weather N d !
lilllilili.‘ leitei to the editor. .. p. . 3 . y ,, . .. . t ‘ -' “ "' ee S
“w“. “mm. i Itii‘ut. on, Min. (innit -h.ift.~.‘lii.tlu l]. mm] m n lower (.05.. ll 5 For Unto-date Service Call
. .. i . ..‘.‘ 1.. . ,...\‘._ ". '1. ‘_\l ’ . \
. ‘ . .i, mull.) ind. . b..ilt .mli ill in ind . 1,. ”my“, m the llf‘fit‘lllltll' “M, . FOR FRED H. GANUNG_
I‘...-iliiiig,- “'iln nicr >o llll]ll‘t'>.~l\'l‘ .'t.\ H it

our tour of the great plant. that turi
out \\VillA\>'U\t‘I'llllltl (‘lll‘>

t‘iiii' l’llllllltillh all parked in tin-l 54%.“. m .11.. ”main; 1. t .11. fur ;.

company yards There
enough. for there lll‘t‘ seven and llll‘t‘
quarter miles of track within
plant.

Each man .201 a card containin:

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picture of Mr. Willy: and an. anio-
igrnphed message of welcome from llllll.l
iNt-at. llllllL’ I kni-w we were lined iip' (,«ii.
ion the steps ol‘ the ~iiiiinin: new ad

ministration building
imiplicd.

::ttillIL'

l-‘Jic\‘.'ilor.~ slit". ii~ lti ilw- company
lloo
we had a tiii‘itin‘.’
.‘t each plate \\.i~ a com ll
‘i\'i]l;.~»t’)ivil.ili~i

Si'tl‘lt'l.“ i‘

the li\

imw home '
"'i'iv ll‘..il'[»t‘tl 011;" n:

mutant.
'Il.eii started out loiii‘ oi the plan

(.iiir gitlltlt> were mt‘cliilly

so that. each member of the part

lllt'llhlly of the propouition till you

do.
it i: no piker bu.~ines.~'.
$25,000,000 are tied up in lani

buildings and machinery, not, many a
train about the flock of parts and,

‘ttw material.

.Ficm the roof of the wonderful ad-
min‘niraiion building. which stands
out like a state capital, you get
'gireai panorama of the plant.
car. then readily/believe that it. occu-

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 

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room!= t, (It'lzll \‘.ill'lilll‘.'ll on inltll llt'lilll.

photo.

lirczili fan

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picked
uric. They knew the plum Hum endfwnvn Ollt‘ net of (iiiiitlus is done. ina' . .

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tun-in; hllllt'llli'h. Lani Mull.» :iiu
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t" w-ni'... on the :iluipt-r. :tll-tillt‘l' on tin

”N f planer and a, third on tllt’ .~!nktn.:.

 

tillt‘tll)‘ through ovens in which tiiel
loan: is baked. Fender.» and runniiu}

to.

l «Marci (‘tlllll’ into their places. I .
! \‘i'lu eh: with the tires on are bronizlit I}
‘ 1 runway. First a .
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.liom wheel. then a rear wheel. You,

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, ”Comfortables and Blankets
GO TO

«. A. DICKERMAN 8v SON

 

 

 

 

Funeral Director and Embalmer
Office and Residence

Telephone 904

54 80. Main st, So. Norwalk

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

’l’l ] “ill ”W“ h“ in H" ;l‘ll:.lil to see them put on tile tires. a
' .r- on H‘ L I l l‘ ‘ 'i ’ I: it In li'hlninzz. By a 9 Print device, . ‘ , N.
nioperiillon drills all the holm in the; ”nettle: by one of ”Hip men in thefg thfitgwifc: ,4... .4. ‘1; ‘0” PHONE 446 Mrs. Ethel Virgin O’Ndl
l‘i'mit .'l.'\l|' 'l‘itix‘ i- :i llllill‘n'lii'l' lliit'. I rlt‘pfll‘tluenl. ”w tire can be ill" on aim-W» Manx“ ‘ ash-‘3‘“ mammkmiw VOCAL STUDIO
n;tl‘.l will lll‘ in right l"'l..i.tl!‘i to Il!.‘“7}11”‘ in three seconds. I... ._ . ,. _ -- » l (3 West Avenue,
V l'mzti oivilienil bodies are dropped, ‘South Norwalk
it ‘ 3-" "1”“ “‘ iii-if»: i‘" “‘1‘?- “l‘mjihiwzi iii in the l'l'il$\l:* envl won imde 1 0 S t ' Tucsdiyc For particulars
ll:- niiznnmir l'll‘i‘t'll’ lathe i‘mi Fur up. a urda 10 i Fridayr inquire at Studlo
lfi‘” ‘ ““‘l “mm” “- ""“"’i‘7 “f 'i'i.-- t.il' is non ready for its tests. ' F , a 10.335 Phone 840'
'rl‘wrih- Umuah NHW \' ”W “Hill“; linifitlly “unhinl: wimp in tho mm . ‘ ’ > i +—-— »—~ ,_-,____ ._——__:.'_'
1‘. ll.\ metal \itals a brain w as t‘illit't'itlt"l -.,.__‘.‘,... the wheels of n“. ('in'. :llltll SPECIaIS at Beckmann S Grocer ’
i. 'l‘ln mirlinniii lllt.‘ only 2-) lei 0" ”1“.zt*ii them at birth spied in make sure y PlCtUl'e Framin
i“ “my” ii." f“’l“"1- “iii" ‘1 ”i" “1“ r“ 0‘: lliril lllvy are tIpt-l'nlllll! fret-ii. This Curtice Brothers' Blue Label Ketchup,’ . g
‘nl “‘ i-‘- l:”““ "‘i‘ ~l‘"“i'- “n" I-“‘ H” ”i“ ? iii-1 :i it”! llllill‘l' the hotter ol‘ the ‘ . ' NW!” 130. large 23¢ ‘ George w. CD‘hn Jr.
‘;" “'1" W "i“ “‘"- 'i-ii Large California Prunes, Reg. 15c lb. .... 2 ”is, for 25¢ . .
In“ ““1 iron i" ““4"“ ”” ”r' i» “‘l’ (Ilir‘lillllt‘ anti water are lllt‘ll litli Very BCSt Creamery Butter (None better), lb. ..... 43¢ Headquarters, Beers Station-
" “3 “5 wax. 5""“Mm‘m four W "V". until the car. it is I‘llnlll'tl off the Arm0ur's Verlbest Hamburg Steak (Very tasty). Can 9 ‘- cry Store, Norwalk.
.t'iwmlions me iwrl‘mlm‘d 1” ”“i't‘x tint-z. into another main, till its CrownAster Brand Flour (Makes fine bread), bag $1.25
W... m. 1“ “mm... “pi. “1.....1, int Blue Rose Rice, extra fanty lb. 7C. 3 lbs. for 209‘ .

to end. and the limit-.4 wire rillillléljlzli‘llluc stops automatically. and :lit

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I" n. :.i set iii tools come.» :iiitniii:iiiciill_.

 

mini-i- machines
l The Hermit t'iitici'_]nt‘ goitlfs on
iiiy wlicels almost lllilit'lltiri the turret
3-! intitc in interest.

Moving up and down. Inc cutter at

reciion. By the time a complete rev.
oluiion of the. fly wheel has been ac-
comrlished, all the. gears are cut.
l We all fell for the aluminum
l'foundry and for the machines that
finish the aluminum parts.
The multiple spindle drill bores 81

holes in the crank case in one opera-5 and all is securely boxed.
the su-i

tion. This is a proof of
t perloriiy of machine processes, for the,
holes must be in the right relation to
each other.

Another machine smooths the sur~
faces of the crank cases, finishing
seven in nine minutes.

Diamonds, real diamonds. are con-
'i'l!lilf‘tl_|\‘.’lll1 apparently reckless in-
difference in the wet grind room.
Placed in small tools they are used
to true the emery wheels on which
(no "ground the bearing surfaces oi
the crank shafts.

They are bought in $15,000 lots.

We looked on while. whole forests
of lumber were being turned. into
ladies in" the wood. work department.
This lumber comes illl‘by cui'loadsi.
Its 214 feet of wood is reduired on a
email touring car. we could readily
see who so much was required.

\‘ou make this round and you can
‘uiidorstnndnliis company's immense
consumption of material-18,0Q0,000
‘ rounds of solder annually."‘2.l300.000

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”‘9 5‘11““ iime. 310M." "*‘VNWS- 11““ We saw how the cars were shipped i
fly wheel turning in the opposite di- I

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1 the limil‘.
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. With the use ci‘ ilic sclt' starter, the

 

octet] to mil" up to it in ”it" ...i- '. .,.,‘.-. .. ., ., g” "4..- . ...,i . ------ ”31¢
t'iss Br.’l‘.lt".l\t :.‘llt‘tl .in open ““4“! “In" I“: ”Stu?!” dummfd' I ”W N H" l‘“ "U ”“‘"““”m '“‘ ' Lillt'li nc gets. ii.» lirsi chance to prove LY?“ Elnd R335 E’ftm Port Wine, 75C. bottle ........ 65¢
{blind for this reason .li.l not ‘ "’0‘“ 0"" u o Ill I” 9‘” “in?” ltt'llnl'nicti in lourtt-en lililillil‘ri- 2" lltv .‘llt‘l't'r’fi oi it~ construction. Gaines 01d Herm‘tage Boarbon WhlSkeY (9 Years old). "
the machine he "I up in. Owl land product without kilanllllI! pounds of llll‘iul are renniwil lrwin tin I, “.1 mm“ m. tlic"'w.i\' ”h. mum”; bot. . . . - - - ~ - - - - - . - . . ....................... u 3
Qt, until she W“ strut-k. She. this plant. \on cant pgi'ip. the 1m “11...; line mun ‘J‘J‘ mm.“ ”m... BUSHING. Tm), “H.“ oh‘ with H “Nil

'l‘lit-ic wn-i no hitch or delay. Alli
In a

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. iii» want but: isnmi done Light. l A F Beel‘ mann
il'cw minutes the motor was working:I 0 0 g. .

GROCERS AND WINE MERCHANTS

nppaiently almost as smoothly as if}
i it liar} been a year on the. road.
1 83 and 85 Washington St.
I

i 'l‘ii" export department has a big fea-
ture in this line. The finished cart

13 lbs. Fine Granulated Sugar for
No. i Royal Plantation Coffee, 35c grade, 1b.

 

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undergoes preparation by having its

. wheels taken off and fastened on the

under side of the frame which forms shows.

the top covering for the. car. i This sightseeing tour is only one
The 101’ is covered with “‘1' paper angle of this convention. Tonight we

. as a protection against. the‘ elements, “.1” hear policy defined by the various

officials.

. Along comes a big crane running in 'Ih- two (1&va program includes a

an overhead groove :1 quarter of a rollicking beefsteak dinner, a more

mile long. The operation sits in “‘forlnal banquet, a. minstnel Show, a

will be the marvel of the automobile

 

Tank, Stimulant and Appetizer.

1". H. BAXTER

 

Druggist ‘
i M... _., - t . .A.. _4,. _ c-_.. M- . w..- ..-_Tl
fSTART THE NEW YEAR
. RIGHT
Telephone 1405. l
l ”WEAR GOOD CLOTHES
p . i FROM
inattrt by tho {516;}:Ove—i'lgfiflégflw I. . ‘

and a concert by the Glee club. ;
Finally there will be a speech by;
the moving genius of it all, Mr. WIPES“
himself.
You will agreawith me that this is}

finely 8i- Brennan

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some project to have been'put over;
all within one plant. and by the 3m?
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small cab not unlike that of a rail-
road (zigiizcer. (“liziinzi grab the box
(Ohilvlliiilg the car. and within i'orty'

 
 
 
 
 

 

five seconds have carried it. outside
the building and placed it on the llal'
freight car.

it is processes like these, all that.
I have described. that. explain why
r-vcry car in the Willy's-Overland line
.5 what it is at so low a cost. Mak-
ing so many is the answer, making
meat to go all over the world and hav-
ing: profited by the experiences of
usem everywhere. Quantity produc-
tion. immense and costly machines,
skilled designing, careful inspection.

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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per year.

 
 
 
 

The Value of Your Money

\When you dEposit your spare dollars in our
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT they are not only
worth one hundred 'cents each; but they ac-
cumulate compound interest at the rate of 4%

‘ 0n: dollar will start your account. .

what you do with it.

 

The Reed & “Volk
‘Electrical Co.

"R56 Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES

m cos—.5.) 50. Main m. ’

 

 

 

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FAST FRE‘lGHT LINI» TO NEW
YORK.
Fatah: boat leaves Pier 27 I“,

film, New York (foot of Catharina

acetimn & Wine '

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accurate tests ofnmterial.“ efficient
factory methods, rapid;assemhly and
advanced methods of handling. all
these we saw; all then tell why the
the Willys-Overlnnd Coxfipany lives up
to its ideals of a car tor every need or
taate. price; class and Service right.

 

pounds otfilu and lead, for
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Open Monday evenings from'7 to 8‘ o’clock.

 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

8%.) every day except Sunday, at 3 p.

_ p. Fatal“ received at Norwalk up :4.

Ban. on. and at South Norwulk us to
m o. n. .

“and F. Foam, Gener'_' 1"“-
THE KNNING J. SMI'I ' AN.
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