t
Mti‘lHi. “A” A” We
iutnedMMt.
mm
m1 its. Ht it u sh,» to I”: 1?
5,,” ,7. g... , ., , n . ‘ wheehhe hi: ism“ Wm' “km:
in“ eha , ,el .4. ' ‘7' EB“! 1a low»: not! “In st i.»
‘3 this is. 1. . J...“ on. a. 51- i5? rw‘estit 5' Milan‘s; nuts {sow
far} shake“; .i, . . bun,” u “A thlf :1 til‘ urem- iuilkm m
praim, been “,4 ”m, in a , M, {vii . Its-n lesfiitfl‘lilv‘kk! end the
Hit “the”; 3.3. i- l" .113“ 1 “4, V... 4’ a.
. 1r
_-.-.
' , filfl'flllbdelfl has ‘
Buick Bongo-Buick Valve-m-liead Power
The tightness of the Buick Valve-in-Head motor and
not the enthusiasm of its salesmen has made
c snspicuous for leadership.
/ _ This nevv “Four” has a Buick Valve-in-Head motor
twdh~ electric starter) which develops thirty-five horse-
power on brake test and is so reliable for rugged service
that no eulogy is necessary among “men who know Buick.”
Its lmes are beautiful. Finish and color are exception-
al. Deep, tufted black genuine leather upholstery. Co ver:
ed floor and running board. with aluminum bindings, give a
trtmness of appearance that is peculiarly Buick.
Body, hood, fenders and running gear are painted a
glossy, long-wearing black; wheels are black with white
stripe.
Model
Fl
Tires 31 x 4 inches.
D-4——3g, completely equipped, price $675. f. o. b..
. ii if? lif‘TfllllillMIl
a .ltlElN 11. ohm GARAGE, 11 Raymond 3
int, Michigan.
nTtttllH.
A! .13
Joint 1’43 tap a
“welt.
Newport. lt. l.
ll *ds to have laid
Not outlier.
Rot-ks
horns from
llt‘lil
from Short Falls.
Will] :1 production
the Buick
from
Fat rm '2;
ltt‘Pt’ll
line: hu \‘.‘
'l‘ht- ultra
pt‘otluttion ')l llll“
Breed
w 7M 1.8:; ‘1‘!”
'Inlltfmlr—J. L. Falls, 's;:oa i)
“M. w
a m
3 till m
2&1..th ‘int
Place at Stank-Pesto
fluttering Poulm‘nen
the laying .utue-tet .11 Must». dropped
in tin» l\t-‘nl_\‘»t‘i£lt‘lt
track. 12;» mm! amounting to 331."! w.
compared “till :1 16,3 in the previous
A Allan's pen
cot tin-.1 place with
it )‘li‘lll of 713. and is the first pen
mud was einw the contest started in
A. 'l‘. Lemon’s
from North Attleboro, Most.
and .\l. J. Quackonbush‘a White
Ntitley, N.
nt't‘m‘ltl plane with 51 eggs each. Fah-
Poult'ry Farm's Barred
.\'. ll., Wero
Merritt Ill, Clark's pen
Broolzt'ield Center,
from tlrztnhy, tied
with lfl egos t'lit‘ll.
high prices of
lwds has lately bet-n 1111 till absorbinfl
topic union: poultrymen.
joint-‘11 table shown the average
for ll“ month of April and tho thPlV:
ugv amount of grain
sumesl by oath pen of 10 birds and at: A,
So the {H'Pl‘t’lgo (or the entire contest.
Eggs
l4
Ill “The loo-t1» in
«ht-loan man should at
tensile.
of limit! trout
the I‘tKIS'S leelote
”9 chance to 1-ntrench.
lllOH' than it thnu- ,
White
I-‘airuetdé Poultry
Falls. x. 11., 1,083.
Meg:
.l., tide for
Rocks
third
of no eggs, and
of the same
and
White Leghorns
for fourth placo
93l.
Jules l". Francois,
Bt-uCh, l.. |., hilt).
.\le1~r_\'thou.2l1t
1.032.
Obt‘d G.
938. 1
Knight,
poultry
The sulr 1E
pen
{our chief breeds
Allan's llnrt
port. ll. l., 1,034.
Jacob E. Jonson.
and mash con- 1‘01;
P.
1,185.
Grain Mash J‘
lle ought to um.-
1~um or rmdp catholic and urputtd
1hr mittw
annular [amt than nu, urrttl
czm. ll!t"t’\'l’t‘_ In» conquered.
miiu t1. tit‘ll‘ultblt lltv‘ mint. They can
m it...» use.”
, , i 1W "h M. , .
“3““ .. "l1. ell-Q} Mow lilfi 13% j“! W Y} W L ‘33“
it tel eh; 1:. 1 m the: at" th- " '
"i - or [M Ml lb :9; {if ““04“an
1 we!” 0%.“; t. ““15" 1 1. 1.1 i v
“if?!“ a . ‘ n” ‘ 1‘ to! u. it l
i. ' .e- 1 ft.
‘7 i 3‘ l ‘ Huh-nun lie. in 4-2: .
He! at; {3.21. pem - m use at; , . , .
d8}. luv. 1 elm . ' ' i915
heat tumult tho poring-ma 34’" m a,”
.. . ,,t g . . , I' ‘ .
timed-.1: he :3. Mum :l B’fl- ( luv n :fltl 8:. l“. t: :l’xe." ’t‘ b
,. , . u o (”w '
‘1 'W‘l" “l” “m . “11“ol5nlflltl,i'ot
1: hunt). tit-wt {Wt-ll“ \Hll mm" mm“... ..
troohimom. or all rim the MI
vows to 11:1} 11in".
They TIME THREE tint?
ll!" (5,.
gimme lhta ut- (Continued Prom Pan. 0m.)
Beet Three Pens
The host :lu‘ctg pros in ('ihll of the
principal varietlex are as follows:
Barred Plymouth Rocks
Furm‘a‘.
W.
White Wyandotteo
Farm.
Ih'tdgeton ,It. l..
Rod,
North
0. Leh‘m‘ro, Now l’alt7. X.
H“ balm:
.2”
Short
‘Norril M. Clark. llt'ookflvltl (lentvr,
Hampton
Columbia
A_. 1.. Mulloy. Waterbury, 901.
Rhode Island Reds
~lo llPllt Nona
llem‘ge w. Harris, \Vestport, 1,018.
Haven.
ltobiu'son. ('alrerton. .\'. Y..
Y..
!,
new
,-
g.
“gig ‘ .. “‘ . 1
lilanwell Gutters; ”Wroie
This Adverlieement
200,000 enthusiastic: Marwell owners in the world. The extracts from
letters printed below are typical of what they all say:
Repair Expense 5c
Elghl l!l\'1'l"‘.!‘.il miles—Z211
Ion-«2:. 1' ‘
_ in on to the gal-
itrcn. Rt "-7. :
Cliltnso, lil.
All Kinds of Power
My car has all hind! 0! power. We have
up to 45 per cent. grades around here and it in
seldom l . even to chilt ears. I have had
no trouble and no expense other than (or (:3!
and oil.-—~:. L’. Ct'trt'trionson, Hendricks, Minn.
11,730 Mountain Mile:
My Maxwell has none ”.730 miles wherever
it c. any war has hem around these
1 got 9,000 miles on my tires and
tit-ti to the galloo. No trouble or
“Pairs ~ firth—F. C. Hadley, Colored!
Sprlt.gs. Co.u.
Climbs Any Hill
1 Fl!“ about 22 miles to the gallon. My at
' 1., to start. as never been in a garage
and has never tailed :6 climb any
:a/ too much for the‘Maxwell.——
Hurley. New Mexico.
( l
1 l
H. lV. Larry,
16,200 Miles—No Repair;
How.- drizcn my Maxwell car 16,200 miles—-
average (6"; miles to the gallon. Have not
had any .pair expense. My car to the beat
on the market It the mica—Oscar L. Yoder,
Chickasha, Okla.
Will Go Where- Other Cars Can't
I 'ihc the Maxwell becauso it is roomy and
rmn'oz'tnlzle, vanity operated. nlmut trouble-
pt .11. .mJ l...1u...c 2: wt! r: anywhere my
car can nnd some places where others can't..—
L. E. Mead, Marshall, Mlnn.
9 J U
Economical to Run
My Maxwell is very economical to run. I
linu- none more than 10,0130 milewaveraza
:13 7 1;: mile: per gallon ct gasoline—George
L. Cleaver. lmbltr. Ore.
o . o a
Wonderful Endurance
My Maxwefl has wonderful endurance. It
can stand any kind of abuse. Besides. it goes
hotter than 20 miles per gallon. My United
States tires Law given 4.0;.) miles so hr and
nee good (or many meta—George Umbergcr
L1: Crescent, Minn.
O O O
30 Mile: P-er Gallon»? Gasoline
1 have tried it good many light care and
ltnow that lite Maxwell is the best nll‘nround
car in its clnzc. have driven it 5300 miles
and get 30 miles to the gaiinit. No rcpalr
expense wlutcver.—L. A. Stuntman, Provi-
dence, Rhode Island.
on-
Plenty of Speed
My Maxwell is :1 wonderful hill climber, ha-
plenty 02 speed. is easy to agent: and in very
substantially built. I have driven it 4,500
miles.—lahzt C. Freeborn, Bloominnon, Korma.
O O I
Amazing Power
Averages 271' miles per nllon. has driven
4,000 miles, on says. ‘1‘t were gettin a
car tomorrow it would be a Maxwell. it in“
amazing power."--F. D. Gerhard. Coral, Penna.
Perfect Shape After 23,700 Mile:
23,700 milei, atcragc 20 mile: per gallon.
M‘y car hm never failed n.e. no matter where
l wznt to "a. l l 'v'u‘c buying another car
it would unruly Lu 3 ..1a.'.'.vcll.—-F. N. IIorouII,
Portland. Oregon.
r- t 0
Monthly Running Cost, $3
H." drltcn n l'tla:.wa'.l {cf 2 yearn. and cayl.
"My total expense for (iron. gasoline. all. new
part: and everything elac 1:1 $75. an average
monthly cx one: ci about $3."—-C. W. Baku.
Carthage, l‘. iasouri.
B o O
No Equal for Service
\Vc have driven our Maxwell 6.804 mile. on
phone :2! mile: per gallon of gasoline. Ono
trip of 1.915 miles. five passengerl. tent. hod-
diug rerd provisions: crowed {he Blowelt Pose,
Szzoqua' ‘ Peso. Mt. Rainier Park, Sunset
Mountams and Blue Maugtninn. We belilvl
that the Maxwell loo no tonal at anything near
it: priec.—J. M. Hurley; La (Brando, Oregon.
6 E! a
4,590 Miles on $58.20
"In aevm months. I have driven 4.500 miles,
getting 22 mile; to the gallon, total expense
$58.20 including gal. oil. tires, elm—avert: a
monthly operating cost $6.3}. My driving I
over mountains or desert. In my opinion J
Maxwell could be driven 8.000 mile! Without
a tin-Vie item of expense. caeept‘guotlno and
oil. if given fair attention and operated on
tairly good realm—Fred Williams. El Centm.
California.
0°.
Drove Up Pike’s Peak
My car has run l0.3'l‘2 mile. throtuh moun-
tainous country and I average 19 miles to the
gallon. I drove up Pike'l Peak Highwny. over
all the scenic drive: of Southern Colorado
through Arizona and New Mexico. Never In
any on inc trouble wit-{even—Alhod 1. 81M.
Avond e, Color-do.
These extracts are but a very few of many thousands of letters from Maxwell. comers.
What the Maxwell has done for these motorists, it will do for you ' . _
----—because the Maxwell is built right—of only the best, materials; unwound, sane, time-tried
lines of construction.
1
Come into our Salesrooms and let us show you how and why}
Roadster, 3650; Touring Car,.$665; Cabriolet, $865; Town Car, $915; Sedan. 3935}
Completely equipped, including electric starter and lights. All prices f. o. b. Detrmt.
j7~;_~.%‘_“ .. --
_ shite
‘1“). :2."
~—s~ i . -
SgMotordS'aies Co. '~ '
56 No. MainStreet, (flanlortl Bloch} ,‘jooutlt Norwalt :
l l J ‘ I i ; Bridgeport I
moo Stamford; Greenwich, Danbufll at!“
—._.._.
cume'unu”: :11111 t'u; tlun' .«qttmh Ain't-
“ day but allr only :i l: \‘1 12211111::s of
discoseiten 11 \\‘il.~ tll'l'lllt’d to put thr-
limit owr \‘(cdnmduy it tho
weather renntins us ll has dump: the
past two days. lllt‘ owners
their squads will he in right condi-
tion by Wednesday.
Some. of llll‘ clubs in the circuit
have not born providing bugs or re-
ceptacles for the utups to keep their
extra biln‘l’bllla‘ in during games and
It)
helict i’
or that reason the directors decided _,
to make it cotupulmry for t-Vt'lmne to
do so. The-st- will be placed upon the
field :11 across. Also, it was
votel lllitt at the start at each gam ,
the home club prott‘tlv the umpire
with three new baseballs and also
have at his mtnmund three other ball-s
for use. in (we ”to other three go out
of play. Thorn latter three hulk nerd
not be new 111111., but tons? we accept-
able to tho lll‘lll)f’l'.
Owner -(‘t'l‘T‘)’ of Springfield
t‘iis')’
“PI-Ii
lino“ 11 £14
took kindly to ill“ suggestion. Pres
.idrm O'Neil 1-.. i.‘..«1':1(‘-.1'_‘ to 11.1111;
~o:tt Hue (lt‘l:tll:~ um] “I” report (\0 lh‘
kmutt is :11 :1 ltlll‘l' (llllt‘,
i Tllt‘ ‘lltlllll't'\ “t‘l'l‘ tht-n called 110-,
:ltllt‘ Thu pro itlwu‘. and It») talk-I'd mu“
;ll!"2l' will: I) {9.1, lltilkllzg tort-action»,
lll' llltlll‘ili! .
l'l‘lte-t' norv .tl,:1e iuw‘urtttl to t-nim'w
:‘\\'l|1"'t\‘nr it ttt’tt'““2tt‘).‘
ilhr m u rul~ mucornlnc t't»1~l1pt:tclc‘~;
‘ l‘ol ;
.‘tdtiml inquiry :‘ntttnu tl11- tttztnno’rsi
other the turn-lino tuilt-d to show any:
Ijttintt-rn owr the wingizuns tlttt- 11’15
itlne of tin 1n ‘
:H' 111 h‘tllhll ‘tl 1l1~1t \1. :11' \“lll not i11—E
1lw limo?
Elwin; :tntl tin-y :trt- going :tl‘r'lltl willti
ltht-ir pl:1n:« \tithnnl thinking about it.§
é’l‘ht- muttvr \\:t:-‘ 11111 tllfil.‘ll>’~M’d in the:
meeting, ‘
Wlm—w‘
llrl‘t'ln'lls th llu‘ lll'lll.
\Vlll‘, tn l::t~t t‘\'t‘l‘:1t‘:!t|
lll‘l‘lt'l‘“ 111111 “11- 11-12:;11‘ for
LI‘L
i
l
l
1
suggested lltnt some kind of patrlothV .
(‘ot‘r’monivs be arranged for June 171.";
1‘l:12 lla)‘, and tho tlirectms
ADVERTISED LETTERS. 1111111111, 5“" ““1"
”when. 11M.-Ngtlszy.,mnm{lm». m ‘ 1mm "5 ”
£9. 45!
f“ All Bosch ports kept in steels, also
’ K: other motto parts and 11 [Ill
line at parts tor cars with battery ignition
t STROMBERG CARBURETOR SER-
VICE STATION. We carry .2- fu1l line oi
.t
parts for repairs.
: We are experts on all Li ,ltting 21.3 Starting systems.
9 To overcome your battery tr )ublc, let us make you an al-
Q lowance on your old battery for a new Philadelphia. which
ll is the longest life lead storage battery made today.
it
1-,: All. GRADES 0F VACUUM an
. in stoc‘t at lowest prices in town. Let
let. "u. In,
p . Q
, .
Us-tell you about our fifteen (15) gal-
Ion non leakable drum proposition.
A GRADE FOR EVERY MOTOR.
All sizes of Ajax tires in stock and a complete line of
those good old Michelin Tubes and Shoes you have used for
.5 years at the right prices.
5 The liardwareSz Auto Supply Co. I,
42 Water Street.
South Norwalk.
Phone 1215-5.
~...____. qu'. I\l1‘.\. lioso
South Norwnlk.
North
Guntmwlinger. Lilr. t‘ \‘..
lilooppnot‘, .luluis
Lullmtn. .1111. 11. 1)..
.‘ltuylor, ltuyluutl Ill.
()ssl. l‘lthtil'tl
l'f‘i‘ll'ltvl‘, l). S.
'l'uylnr. Miss Small H,
l
t
I
'11=- Alu-I't rumble. MainI
ll"‘l'l. I
.l-. Ahttou (it-11, [to].
John linrrt'tt, 1? Slmumnut street.
lliws Anna M. Furrr'll. (ion. Del,
Dunn Harcourt. (tan. lli’l.
(too. Alztcklner. .‘.l. J. llt)‘.\1‘;\ltll, ‘t'. M.
1;. ll. Millard. 1 -
Mr Milton. ’ THREE FLASSES OF SOAP.
(‘ltrint Monte. 1'1 Day street. ’" ‘
gawk“; “mm.“ (1a \\'hilte lllt‘l't' :nt- many ltirtds of”
.1_ ._., ., .‘n 91-21:. 11 i< said that tllth‘t‘ commonly.
Iused 111:1) bu dwnlwl znto three
ANDREW ”only, I), .\l. classes. The Fun-l. tin-ts comprises
Norwalk. huv \t‘hitt- ~oups 11ml spouted soups. , .
. . .. 1. ‘ ,, tho M‘t‘tllltl 101.151: Iht: warm houses ' ,
'\””H”' M” H" 1" btnnore AH“ Ilmltl soup», and the third class the ~ 1";
Alluor, Ali‘s. lietlle soft soups. .
_,_... .. . “4.,
”'“)‘mmuj.¢ » e
STORAG'E‘
BATTERY.
Cll'
(Comb! registered. l9") * -.
A Welcome ,
that Makes Good
Once you go to the Willard Service
Station you’ll go again, because you get‘
something more than service.
You get: a real welcome.
it may express itself in a bit of sound
advice about the care of your battery or '*
a book on battery health. But it’s al-
most always something more than you
asked for. ‘ f
It’s this that makes
different.
If you haven't already received a
Willard Service Card, stop in for one.
It entitles you to free hydrometer testing
twice every'month—tlte first step in the
prevention of battery trouble._
Willard serviée
We have alrental battery for you if
(yours ucedsflrepairi “ “ v
c 1 e._
Fairbanks Storage Battery Co.
Inc. .
STAMFORD so. NORWALK I; .
BRIDGEPORT . t}
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