.uoimav. JAN. 8. 1911
Luther M. Wright, So. NOrwalk
DEALER IN
Maxwell, Overland and Grant Automobiles
Carriages, Wagons, Horse Goods and Auto Accessories
Brockway and Koehler Molar 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 popnlc 11 to the very exclusive.
The Maxwell
The Grant
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 case and flexibility that the most timid can handle it
perfectly and its mileage production per gallon is a marvel. Complete is every appointment.
Complete lines—.Contain the most popular, economical, efficient and stylish models in the motor
world today. From the new Light Four at $665.00 straight through the Light Sixes at
$985.00 to the powerful and luxurious SILENT KNIGHTS in FOUR and EIGHT cylinders
at $1285.00 to $1950.00 there 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.
The Overland
and Willys-
Knight
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.
To our present patrons and those prospective purchasers of cars who may attend THE AUTOMOBILE SHOW we
wish to announce that out Mr. Luther M. Wright, Mr. George E. Sartain and Mr. George Lindeberg will be in attendince
during the entire show and will be glad to meet you at the display booths of the above named companies and to render you
any desired services or courtesies.
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The first shipment of the new half
5 , {dollars to ar'rive in this city was re-
1.111111th from 11 short
through New York state and are now
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l‘aughrcrs will meet with 111s .l. Sher — l thors' orciicsti'i furni'. lied the run: it'.
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.. Mrs R. L. DcForcsi and Mrs. 0. W.
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1111.1 urn-stud Sutur-
and was
li‘rank Rooney
‘day night for drunkenness
AY in a supply of our lined $10 and costs by ludco Edward
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Howland Sealed Record
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Worth of a Victrola depends entirely upon the music it presents.
greater Victrola’s worth.
Ilowland Sealed Records insure perfect music;
,. of reproduction when such record 13 employed.
' I The better the music, the
\‘ictrola reachcsi ts hiyhcst p uni
_ A Howland Sealed Record is iresh irom the l.';.1b01ator_v It is hue and perfect. it
1. has never been played, never has needle or stylus touched its surlacc i\'o nuclessness 1
has ever inflicted scratch or spot upon it. Needle will f'lidc smoothly and unhesiiating—
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’lhis' is the Howland Sealed Record’ 5 part z—io insure a perfect reproduction. it
does that part as none but a sealed record can
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No record can be exchanged by purchaser, alter seal is broken. Such an exchange
would make the seal of no value, instead oi a guarantee 01 perfection.
But nobody needs to buy Howland rec01ds without knowing exactly hon line they
are. In the new Victrola section, 011 the fourth floor, are soundprool 11101115 where one
may heai records played and choose from them exactly those wished. lhe records l
thus played are not sold. lhey are here just tor demonstration. And when choice is;
made, then one gets a Howland Sealed Record of the wanted number! '
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There is not one penny of extra charge for this service—although it costs the
store many dollars. Sealed Records are sold simply because we want to in ll\C sure that
our clients get peifect records and, by their use, gel the best possible service lrom their
Viclrolas. ,1
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All the splendid new Victor records for January are now ready—and sealed.
There are gems by C'lruso and Farrar and DeGogorzt and (Jadski;
Emmy Desiinn interned in Austria!
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First Victor records by Amelito €1.1thqu the new star, fresh from hei conquest?
of South America :——Rigoletlo—Caro nome; Verdi and La Pertida—Aharez.
New instrumental records, a wonderful diversity.
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New popular songs, new dance records. ,
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'.\l. Lockwood in 11111 (‘itv t‘ onrt thisi 1.me Church will hold ils annual meeting on
good. hard 3031 and take morning. i l\\cdnc~1dn1 l 11 1 ‘
' i Among the passengers sailing Sat~ .‘ '9‘“er - ll 1- “l 7-4-1 ll 1
the win“ out of wnter‘. _ I llllllil)‘ from New York to Jacksonville 1n ' sharp “‘ ”W guild 100111 HWY!
. . “1'5 l- J1. MOW”) “”0 “i ll!“ f0? on lllt‘ 51011111111 ‘Clly of Montgomery" 1111111111111 "" "‘"ml'd ‘0 “0 l‘“‘-"”" "C
You can‘t lose or! a proposr- mm. manager of the Postal 'l‘l‘lt’gl‘tlllll‘ut the Savannah Line was Henry B lr1shinrnts will [)1 su"i\'.cd
"oft'ice in South Norwallr, is ill. “1‘ :(iulwllitlll who secured his ticket and;
{\icNally “'1 “OW “leOWd 0“ ”l“ NP‘-""r1scr11'ition through the office of .l.
‘Britain Herald as Association Pres-5;“. Layton & Cu, inc.
'“lli‘l'i‘mr- . {Savannah Line.
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' tion of this sort.
Harris 81 Gain.
68 Water Street
\ l‘tlltll‘l this morning had it
tiliir i' “111111011‘ammlshnd died This
agent ol‘ thr-
as may ht updated and the last
port stated that he 11' as holding
Miss Madeline Fuliiiii is spontlinl: it own
few weeks with her parents, Alr, and
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The regular drill and monihly incot- ,
. ing of tlic Sixlh Company will be heldi
liomoi'row evening in tlic1 Armory. 011’ __ , . _
‘ ,Mrs. Vt illmni Fahan oi .\or\valk. Miss
A1 a very quiet family dinner at. 11111
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hairdohigiqcliioiigiiui‘ifriitus“cl1lfn1b1::l11.111111 finished 11 course ill the Wil- home or Mrs. ““11"in Lee. of PM"
lllllllSlJlllgll hospital lirooklyr Salui 1111111 airnue announcement was nindl
_, ‘ ‘_1 ing this will be given tomoirow oven lday. ’ of ”.19 engawmmfl of her 30" Martin
WEATHER FORECAST. ~1‘"g1 1 — - 1 - —
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p Forecast for Noflmlk and vicinlv' 1 \n important meeting of Local No (tin. 1.1111111111 .mml (Hit-‘llllilllitl :1 1111111 [AI-IS IS f'NE [OR
11121112111111 fair 10111111: 111111 11111111111. . 740. 111111111 Brotherhood of Carpen 13(1)::135' {111113311 1i‘i1'1i11‘13 ”"111“:‘1'1‘3‘11
distuibance which is central ovcr 011- 1111's and Joinerof America will be heldI 1i.r1i1 11011.11, In“ 111'ri11 111. :21 1'1 IN'H 1. .
‘3on is causing cloudy weather. with leis and will?” Of America “"11 1’95111111 and dance i111 Illumt‘ 11 11> llll‘il-,
light snow and high winds m (1191,3119. held tomorrow evening in the lodge} is11‘illl ly 1.1.21 1 1'.:1‘11-111-1-l11s11'11 .-\1
' Building REP-l, i‘lllit h 111 111011 1111 M11".1~1l iiiid
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bétween the Rocky Mountains and lh“ 1' rank Sav azky was arrest-9d Saint
Mississippi 1"i1er
prevails gegnerallv in the 8011111an and and chicken stealing. He was sen ,.11 the home of 1191 parents Mi
castern districts. MOderate trillilelfl- tended to sixty days in B1idgeport jail 1m; 3.111113 'r 11111111911 of “11st 1111111 acid which 010811 the kidney pores 1,10
{fires continue in all districts east oil by Judge. Edward M Lockwood in the slr.cet lthey sluggish’lv .lilter or strain only-
the Rocky Mountains. The lowest dmv'ntonn court this morning. 811-,[ part of the waste and poisons from0
mrnperathre reported this morning vazky stole a number of chickenslj Second Lieutenant Jesse 'l. Dunbar, the blood then you get sick. Nearly
‘1'“ twelve degrees below zei'O, at. from Louis 1.\'ynry, of the Connectirutmr the Sixth Company, C. A. C. was all rheumatism, headache, liver' trou-
_ White River, Ontario, Turnpike. tin Br'idgcpmt today completing the hie, nervousness, constipation. dizzi-
' ’ ‘ .regular coast artillery omcers' exmmn |lleSS, sleeplessness. bladder disorders
The ball committee of the Norwalk allons. ' come from sluggish kidneys.
sar Cr )lng-B Saturday afternoon after 1'einil1"1ily can make a mistake by flush-
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WEATHER A YEAR AGOW
TODAY- “ Aerie N91 588' F- 0- E11 met WSW“: ‘ i The moment you feel a dull ache in
"- "“""‘ day and made a number of ar-lrange Lou‘“ 'l 00h?" left {0‘ 5"“ York the kidneys or your back hurts or if
Temperature: 3L0w 3_; hiah, ments for the annual masquerade ball today, whom he 11111 probably take the. urine “ cloudy, offensite full of,
#0 Cloudy.‘ ‘ of the local Eagles. The affair will be charge 01' {he hOSDilfll SEFViCO depart- sediment irregular of passage or at
held in the Norwalk Armory on Fri 11191" 0f the \t'“ Y01k SUPP“ 1‘0“” itended by a sensation of scalding, get
day evening, February 16th, and mom about four ounces of .iad Salts from
i595 to be one of the biggest social “1'5- Reuben Robins, 0f \linneapo any reliable pharmacy and take a tea
functions of the year. Svec‘ 5 full or“ lis. .\'ii11n.. formerly of South Norwalk, spoonful in a glass of water before
chestra 11 ill render music. \\ «15 in WWII this morning. visiting breakfast for a few days and your kid-
—---—-——- friend-W {neys will then act fine. This famous
'salts is made from the acid of grapes
i Ralph Dennis, the local jitney driv— l
A 8011 was born 0‘ MI“ and Mrs. or, was concerned in an unlortunatel
J S Stall Of Concord street, yeater'iaccldent Saturday night on the road turned home after a 91‘0” stay in this and has been used for generations to
day 30111 mother and child ““3 this“ to Port Chester. Dennis had stopped 1"” “her“ be “sued his parents “d llush clogged kidneys and stimulate
lhi‘s "Flivver" in order to make re ““"ldb' _ '_ithem to activity, also to neutralize
1 Epalrs and while he was doing this, an— I ,‘ ‘ _ . -_ 1the acids in urine' so it no longer
There will be a regular meeting this other auto fan 11111111111111; into his car I 411 “‘.,-Elia) 1 $2113; of $9; “$118321; causes irritation, urns ending bladder
averting of the Not-walk Hospital Juu- Extensive damage was done to the 3.5”“; 0111111111.: {Blames 111111 disor.de1's _ f “ .1,
vior manna. hi St. Paul's Parish Hall ilitney, which is owned by Frederick 1119211115: ' 1 1 l Jad Salts is inexpensive and- can-
— IniBerkeley street Important bilflmefifiifleath. The owner or the machine » . not injure”; .11-makesa. delightful effellj‘
Will be transacted and all member! which ran into Dennis offered to make 111111 1111111111 ruler. or Flai Hill vescent lltg ovate 'driifli which all
are requested to be pream- 1 , la peacetime 11111111111111 and this was (Road 11 111111111; for a is; 1111111111 regular
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is not an M1 Sanimis i: doing: 11s 1111! 1
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Pleasant “ehlhm‘ (lav night on NO charges drunkenness having enjoyed the Christmas holldms ing the kidneys occasionally, says at
and wellknown authority. Meat forms uric,I
Alex Gray, 0f Dayton Ohio, has "9‘ and lemon juice, combined with lithiaI
‘ Not '1 "real many on hind; for demand is great.
, But some-and of the 1c1 y types most sought . .
i ' van-01:1 x Victrola x1
.ViCli‘ola ix 1 .11
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sso ’ ”'7 $75 1 , $100
h liilhcr one on easy payments; $5 to $10 at time Victmla is delivered and then Slii
to $2 a week.
And with each, one may buy, on deferred payments, :1 (lozerr
records!
These are splendid evenings for true enjoyment of Vicliolal
t _1, Fourth floor. any elevator. a
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region. Another disturbance central rooms in ill? (.azetie 1 i1t.~ S'uinfoi'tt \1‘1'oc'1t11 Flush the Kidneys at Once Wheni
, over North Dakota. is causing unset- i'rcshmenis will be served. 1 1;; .._.f_.‘.‘. i ' Back Hurts or Bladder Bothers
Iliad weather in the northern districts -— l hits 111111111 llnbbcll 1"111111111'11 to \‘as- ' No man or woman who eats meat
)fatthcw, to 11111110119111 Amundsen, Putnam 11111111111
of this city. Both younr.r people 1119 to Newark, N. J.
popular here. and are receiving: the}:
congratulations of their malty friends.
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1'11st1111l11\‘:CHAL0NER LOSES SUl'L‘
\‘1ASHINt1'lON.i'1ii.S.»—4John A111.
s '. 11o Chaioner, ol' Merry itil'o,’
tirginia by a Supreme Court 11911111011. ‘
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HOSPITAL NOTES.
Those present at the dinner were. thE‘1 liisclinrgud Saturday. Luther \\' right. ‘i-: .lost his suit to annual New ,1
Rev F'athei M. L Hengen,O.P.,of10f 1' Clay sneer. Daniel (:_'01nilc\. «if 111111'1111111111111111 in which he no:
Newark, 37- 11.. Mrs A L Brennan 311d 1‘ 1.11.11” 1uonnc. declared insane and which was “‘6’ ‘\
\uinitlcd Sunday, Mrs Jose-1111‘
little dnughtni, and Peter Curan. all; \\ 111111 of 11 .1-“ Raymond. stm-zt .s-igned to 5131511111 poggogsmn, iron in;
MN“: Cork chi. and Miss 111011111111 111111111 11011111110 or 40 01111 strcct 311. s lunar) trustee. of pronern estina'crl.»
Amundsen i lei-11.1 chgan, of 57 Cedar street. at nearly $3. 000,.000 The court in. 7’
, -— L..- 7’15°]lill'g*’d Sunday, 1““!- ‘llll‘lli‘Iilined to disturb the insanih pro-
('11111'l11s llognrdu': of I’f‘l‘lllS)‘l\',allill I~"""1.”°r'°f 15 Fort sticct kudobon' e dings 19.11 111.1, Clinlonc:s'1-1'op1-.‘1~.fl‘
I '11111, of .11, South \inin stiuect Ernest;
outiricks. ofC1Hm1biii1',’F0n11 Dntol1,1 1“ m ”19 trustees hands
1U Lowe street 1
Admitted this 1'noining, lkc Sicgel,
45 lairficld avenue
llrs. Frank Martin, of Clay street l
died this morning.
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formerly of \‘or11'1ll1 has announced
the engagement of his daughter, Eve-
lyn Mac, oi Merwin street, to Theo
dore Ferguson jr., of Flax Hill Road,
‘Soulh Nor1valk.i\lss Bogardus is a
well-known and popular young singer
of Norwalk, Mr Ferguson is also a
wall known and popular young man of
Norwalk. Both are 1110111 receiving con-
31111111110111.1111: wedding arrange-
ments We not yet. been made.
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BREWSTER HAS $40,000 #11112 /
BREWSTER, N Y1.,J11n.8.—A live.
11 hich threatened the business sec! 101; 1‘
of Patterson, N. Y., a village (1:1'f1i1'1
NORWAI K 'BOWLING NOTES. Janiles north of hero, 3'29? terday. (1855‘ ,
plunge We'verhauser was high 11111111 troysed the Robinson block, owned by
last 11' eek~on big pills at the Norwalk .Ro‘oinsou, the oils Hive Build?
Mic-vs, withascore of 261. B. Fahan. i113, bowned by Henrv Ballard anti
Norwaik's latest sensational (“which-tries Turner, and a gagnie owner!
pin artist captured first place on:
“mks. with '11. score of 133 1:111 \Ii'. aBllard. The cohhlng store of
The Tigers' and the Nor“1nlks “ I” :Nfinlan Rlchmond. the hardware Sta?“
(1' ash on .duck pins tomorrow evening of G. '5. Robinson and the grocer
“1 the Newark alleys. 01‘ Louis Crane were in the' bubble:
The once and the Laboratory“
“if“, ol’ the 110mm Tire & Rubber buildings. ““3 loss is calibrated
,league will meet tomorrow at the,$40 00° “‘1 ‘5 partly '30 “’9“ 5’.
Norwalk alloys 01': big plus 1 »
Archie 11 Bencllsna, or Grove City. 1.
1311., 11 making a two weeks‘ visit. at
the home or his parents. Mr. and Mrs;
Victor W: henebsha, Taylor avenue. it:
Norwalk Chronicler