imm 6000 m sue possessod% little vitality. For‘ Eifwmw W‘i‘iamfi‘fl at.
I Bil-l. OPENS. tug Flfihfi seventy—five years the government ex: I I
* TO AUTQ MAKER cruised a passive policy toward build-l I- ' Lend Your Vital“ [10'
. l in manen ' W11 5. iron 5 /’
S be t htgh y Bat 11 Tea Home Gamer
{Annexation of W for pushed into virgin territory.-§ities _
, Building Hlshmys Will Unlock lmt smug up along the right of way, but }'-*'- . . . ,
l I Will lend my vacant lot to the Garden Association Of'
Norwalk until November 1,1917.
.l m Territory New 0.109!!! M the rural’arteries of travel tomatnedI
‘ . 90'1“?”‘2unfl ”WWW 0‘1 393"- when the Pioneers ploughed through i Location of lot ..... . . . . ..... . . . . . . . . . . ....... . ..... . .
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Those who have had years of experience driving motor cars are its most enthuslastic
own”.
They insist in the most mphotic way upon the high qullities of its performance.
The pm of the Touring Car or Roadster' is 835m F0 OB. Detroit
I m 93"? Staten “m1‘WW' in tin: same hopeless condilion as;
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i ‘By E. C. Morse, Vinresidoni all? them afoot or on horseback.
:Genem I manage“ ”“1”“ M05" With .the first motor cars. came thei Size of lot . . .. ....... .. ................ .........
00. ~ first feeble impulse to the good 10ads‘
Perhaps not one molomt ind flfity movement The first cars were soldl’ ., Name of owner
~ “ n , routines that the year just close as to city men who very quickly found '51 ' """ ' ' """ ' """"""" ' I; '
' (. you w ”I '3' m A "Ea , ‘ g seen the greatest SingleJchnSh‘ out‘ that where city patements ended! ' - ,
so (,- in everfilvital part is not a mere catty phrase—compare and youll find it is a state- .memmme cause of Good Rondo since mere ended a“ hopes of further; Address .. . . . . .. ...... ........... . . .
ment l' fact.
e price of the 4 Cylinder Touring Car or Roadster 15 $875 .00 F. O. B. Lansing.
l When President Wilson on July Illnothing against trackless stretches of Mail this coupon to Mr. L. M. Chapman, local superv.
“placed his signature t0 “19 Bankhem' 8W who mud 0’ corduroy wads" With visor of the Garden Association, Assembly Hallfor leave it .1
fihacklet’ord Good Roads bill. 385.000; the mechanical ~i111provements in at the South N orwalk Trust Company, or at office in As‘
000 or fedcml funds and a like motor cars the What chafed at but
the Revolutionaty War travel. Pneumatic tires availed &
. ' . 1 sembly 111.11.
The so H P. 11101111 11111. the light weight of the car—3,090 pounds, ready for the road— I “rim“: t“ Ii°°m:as”§;w$:dvg 3‘11: figmfinmitsgfigfi 2:318:31: hassle...“ m;.mm
provides a reserve power that makes your shifting rarely necossa1y.The smoothness of the s ‘1 e 1» “3“ es y lpg. g 1
cause of better American highways. toward promoting their own road 5y“ I”
’ 1 Thifi means that .for the next the terms as a result of this agitation nnd'l . 63 "d l t
years 834, 000, 000 will be spent annual tquite a little has been aocomplishedi I? , r all n 0
ly in making the mad ”Stem 0! the in some localities But it has re‘l I will use a Plét of ngnd and will agree to care for
1 ‘ United States comparable or superior' malned for government cooperationi
me and to to c all I n ve r 1 1
llo the present line 10111111319! Europe lto open up the full'posslhilitles of the a 8.3 p d9 6 , that can u ltd No mbe St’I ’
eight cylinders' 1s a mutomg delight;
The price oi the 8 Cyl. Model 45 is “.367. no F. 0. B. Lansing. ‘
No more splendid tribute to the cd country by Iopproprlatlrtg this huge! I917 . 1
ucatlonal value. or the automobile sum for road immvmwt i .Name ...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . ......... . ..... ' ...... . ....... ~. .
@9911“ be 11.111111111111115 action on the. Just what the federal 111.1 1.111 Willi“ . . “ »
' ‘ 1 1 ' - ‘_ , , 139a“ 0" Congress. Until ”‘9 coming bring to business in general can only i 3" Address . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ......... . . Street. . N0. .w . . . .
- -__ _, _ , _ ”.93 .-. _" . - - .. A F a... 1. q. ...... be colectured That it will vastly, ‘ ° -
. I . ’ benefit thetai‘mer in ‘w‘smr‘mg 1“” g Size of plot desired . . . . . .. ...................... .. .. . . . . .
' . ~ . . ' .. f . goods to market is well knoun Andw-ifi
' ' i ’ 5 ' it should work to reduce the high cost ig I \
”ofllvingmbybringingvfomstufl’shetel .... ...... ...............
toforo destroyed or wasted because '1'“
of lack of communication with mar-5k
otnble points, to city markets “here-
the demand is great. 0111: 1111113111
are cottain of and that is a romtuk-
able expansion in the business of
American automobile manufacturers
ltonnectod with sales distribution of» gram the automobile mttnuiactu ,
equator cats in the past ten year: know has less reason than ever for 11.11.11...
that this-statement is true. We. know ing in tho existence of u “suturutlow‘
that vast stretches of. territory pmc— noint for the motor car 11du311 y.. El:
tically isolated by luck of transbonw pausion for increased sales 1.1111...
P909"? who have shaken the” lion tacllltles. will be opened up witll the slogan for this giant of Arnerlcm
heads 0““ ”1“ future or ”“3 automo new roads 111111111: the development at indusuics 1'01 years to come.
bile “1‘“er ham lulled ‘0 3W") the rich farming or mining ttrritoul ‘ .
citric 111o magnitude of American piano-11‘s. . 1
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wealth. As President Wilson said in. I venture to snytltat‘thc automo- JUII" “31111) $859., the 9096M.
hi 16d at d l 1ll° _ , . . Antcrtcan March King. ampted out»
8 “‘ P688 on G00 111111 3 M n ‘m bile will prove one of the hlzgcot fac- . .
a lit: "You cannot know wlnt tho ' ~ mutation wsterday to conduct an:
“0 ° 1‘ ‘ tors toward tldsldcvelopmcnt and
. ,o 1. 1h counlr' are unless . - I .. b11111! of two hundred music-labs at at
resourc " 0 e 3 that shipments of cars wrll follow
' l - t- ° 1 1' od . .- l . patriotic 1ally being arranged i11._Wor»
“9 ooun1y 5-00 or over 11111 11 new highways as last as they are " .
. , 1 '1" . — . . ' roster, Mass, on April 22. T1115-
11.et1vorlt of roads uluch u release opened Wnb Uncle Sam firmly‘: . _
all the locked up riches of all country ‘30” is being arranged by the WW
will create wealth for a new class at . . .
.. I tor musician cltcl‘ as 1101111011. 1
, sidcs. Those of us who have been bucking. up a national highways pro . I .1 §I f
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rigidly maintained Im spite of the big and
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That's the Maxwell. policy. fixerland lmrnutnbloalthe Rock Not because the nuclei or design ll changed In whole or I Q
0‘ gihmltar th M ll G he boo roving ll: 1.. th in”but begun the Maxwell you buy 1.1.1.1711 the snow ' i ’
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game :3" 11mm him come t: 1.3. nth ‘Wdrld‘ 'uW‘ 9f the original highly successful modelol. tour you: r17 . .
routes: of“ no
man the our of. power-tot cacao of control—of etabllltIy-otI —tho gallon-product which time and «portal» in mm , ; ,
e11 oe-olecono fumlthhtpowertulw have domomtmted to bowl.“ 1 , v 1 ‘1 1.1 . ”I
.000 satisfied llama owners aIttest to the ounce» of -thoea1ne proud Maxwell model which, tar-mgoompga. - ...; . . 41321 $111 togmtIvIII-IIIIIyztItIII 31:“ m «I
that live tent: held by. the Sheffield Sclentlflo School of Yale and - g , ‘ 1' ‘ work 111.... you do putting 111... .
or’e than three thousand Maxwell dealers owe their 1.1;.1. Prof. Gullun of the Worcester Polytechnic Institute, proved itself . '. *1 ‘ ..LW, Amen
g IIneIse stability totho fulfillment of that policy. ,1 I the moat economlml (ti-all the cam tested 1
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