Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, February 26, 1919 · page 7

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25w Cases
.81 60. $1. 75.
{es 33¢, 39c and 45c.

 

full

 
 
 
 
 

new assbrtment of pat

80c, 35c and 45c.

th" at 25c. 30c, 35c and 38c

'batlste. '

Beach cloth and voiles,
'ol-tment.

 

 

 
 

“THEE. FORECAST.
ofwalk and vicinity: Fair andI
colder tonight with a moderate
"in-"the interior: Thursday
1131 northwest winds, diminish-l
Wilda-1' The storm which;
at thissection last. night, 13'
, linear-Nantucket, Mass. It
M envy rains and high winds;
he Atlantic coast. Another dis-'
central 01' e1 Georgia, has?
heavy local rains on the East

'flouth Atlantic coasts. The“
grails along the coasts are fol-f;
ed by ,0 "severe. cold wave in the“
11711 1111 Western districts. Along‘;
11 the?!) border from \lontana, the:
Mpérature is from twenty to tlihty‘

‘ low zero. F1 eezmg lempcr'almcs ox-

end as far south as Galveston. Ten?
11d. Atlanta, Ga. l

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

Simply because we found more
tomers want in their hats in ‘

 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

already passed a pretty stifi p
ify for your approval.

Isn‘t that one good reason 111'
have the particular kind of M

8 , Fair. :

 

News

 

 

N orwalk

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Mallory Hats

other kind—and we investigated them all.

Our success in business depends upon pleasing you—~30, when
you see the Mallory Hats in m 1' window, remember they have

Rogers 8. Stevens

 

 
 
 
 

 

Probably you’ve never
' given a thalltfifmy "mt‘ '
log-y” Hats are in our win-
dow.

muons ocIjUPY A
. NUMBER or BUILD-
iNcs

(Continued from Page One)

 
 
 
 

 

And yet the fact that they '
are “Mallory” hats and not
some other make, does con-
cern you. '

 

 

of internal order,” said Mr. Gom-
pcrs. and a council on internation-
al labor is not easy to accomplish.
4,5 Some tactful muoeuvring is need-
£- ed. Our object is to establish cer-
min principles to which all na-
.'tions can rally, and then to form

 

Thusly——

When we decided to sell 3':
we had the whole wid:
world to pick from. We look-

ed into every good line 0‘ plcs into practice and formulate:

hats made. others.
_ l “The question of hours of work
We chose alreadv shows a tendency of be-
1 mg agreed to internationally. A11
fI-ight-hour daI might be taken as

:1le maxmium, but this W ould not
prevent the workers or. nations
from establishing a shorter dav.
, LONDON, Feb. 26. -—Gcncral
illudcudorfi former quartermast-
icr- general of the German arm),
Heft S“ cden for Germany on Sun-

of the things we know our cus-
‘Mallory" Hats than in any

7 heard the evidencé of persons w 3
were eve-witnesses of the at;
tempted assassination of Premier

51111 organization to put the pri11ci~ '

Clemenceau. He has asked Dr.
Doubanowitch, a. widely known
alienist, to examine Emile Cottin,
M. Clemenceau s assailant, to de-
sponsibility. Captain Bouchar-
home tomorrow,

mier‘s deposition.

SENAToR OWEN .. , .
. 11.1173 Its LEA CUE

(Conuuued tram Page One)

 

thoughtful statesman acquainted with
the falibility of himself and the fall-
bilily of other representatives would
expect that this first formulation of a
draft. would be perfect. It is not per—
feet but it is a beginning and con-
tains many things of value. And i!
can be perfected so as to completely
safeguard the «world against war and
at. the same time completely guard

' the soveieignly and absolute independ-

ence of each one of the member na-
tions." ,

Replying to critics who asserted that
Article One of the proposed Constitu:
Lion would authorize the Supreme
Council of the League to invade the

 

Illxll night. according to a Stock-
lmlm dispatch to the Exchange:
l 'l‘clcmaph Company. The Swed i
'ish Foreign Ofiice had refused his
request to extend his permit to.
islay in Sweden, which cxpircd
. .SunIlIu‘.
‘f we 3 BERLINMHIIIIIII: 131-1.. 21¢ l
ib‘pnrlacah forces have ]ll'(‘\’§('lll(‘(l

1 :liminary examination to qual-

coming in and seeing
allory that is most becoming to

WEATHER A YEAR AGO , 37011? g IIIIuIivipal elections from lwiug ,
TODAY. . ' ll(‘l(l at Dllcsscldol‘fi' Al InI'Il‘
'l‘emperaturv: High. 40: low. 3 hands on Saturday demanded

lists of volcrs, as 11 result of wide
léai-IiIIII elections could not 110 held
in those areas. Other Sparlncnn
llquIls armed u ith rifles and hand
i grcnadcs, appeared at most of the

So. Norwalk

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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......—'_‘-....._-a. .

A, meeting of .\orwalk Lodgv.

a-»‘:

N0.

Elkfl. will be held this evening. > I

 

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1161113 in East Noru'alk.“Inquire'

011d Bros.

 

_.,o§§£ga W SplI-er.

 

of 2 Wall 51101“.

andol‘ Charles Holt, who has bm-u cIIII. :
1:0,.Tottenville, whore 11}.u Il;III.-.-IIII-r
unite 111's“ 7' 1" '

Armory "Friday" night, ('11., l.

 

Nor-
is Drum Corp B.Ill.SI'or-'.-1 Drum-s- '
Admission 3711'. ' SCOUT BULLETIN.

“lrru II lib chimes.

All ll'olllm of UK Nmualk Boy
SI'IIIIIs of America will mom at IlII-lr
usual meeting places ‘at such :I limi-
as 10 arch :11 Hoyl‘s throne :1!
Noi'ualk at 8 o‘clock‘ on Fri-
lI‘I'Iln uuiy 25.19111 l't‘lll:'lll-

 

. he Samuel ‘Cbcsbro lIIIIuI- in 'MIII-l
‘ 10111119 road has been sold in 'i‘houm‘
'Skelly, by the Norwalk A m n( .\ and
. and Mrs Sk'IIIIy and imuih v.- 'u Snmh
{re into their 1111-“ home l'Imu 1.110er 11in “Yelling. .
en’t residence 11110 Isaac; sll't‘Pl 011.51” of 5001” activities on March .-

‘ ()11 March 5 all troops will) Scour.
'malsh Is quI il>5l§i£|nl SI-oulnmslm's
‘. .Iud IuiiIliI‘ntI.4 \Iill 11:: somblu in full
Iunirm'm ul lliv l“! .lnklin sham s1 houl
3111 1,". f'III LlII- IIIIz'pIIsn of p111 liI. ipalln:
; III Ihr- oer'Iisv .4 :11 H03"! 4 ”main

SO

 

' PREPARE :FOR THE
‘ SPRING HUNTING

Hunt with ll; KODAK and g'et RI-col'tl of :IllI-IIIl'IIII'o will lII- kept
.‘ :11 both .IpIII :IIquc I33

urSupplics from ’l‘.11(lcrl‘Iml I-\:1111in:IIio_n.< will l'Il‘

III, T:l3'}-.'Iii..".\'d11'tl1‘

zllson-Powell Corporation W“ 0“ ““"1'

\'nrw nlk l.‘il1rm \.

 

 

Sm oml- ('luss (Xlllllllllll Ion will be

” .‘h-ezn'd Thursday evening, March 27.

- iSoullI Norunlk Library. all 7:30
:o‘I'lIII-h.

1.- _.___..._ . ~ , 3

. ILLUSTRATED Lac-rune _ i
.V ', AT HILLSIDE sCHOOL . l
' . ON THURSDAY EVENING

ll. R. lleauiugardt, the well known
Y" ileclurer. will speak al the Hillside
;. fschool on "The Romance of Human
4: ‘C1v1111a1lon

.‘ Fl'l!‘ ml:4 ol the school or any one in-
llelr 'led .Ire (wouliall) imiled to at-
i tend the leniurn. tickets for which may
. Ibo purchased at lhe door. Those who
:lwar’d Mr. Baumgardl last year at the
£81410!!! remember the masterly lecture
i' {which he gave on "An Evening with
llw sun-.4." lie speaks with great
{knowledge of his subjects and with
lsuclv force and ability. ,He is, con:
'stantly in demand at the National
Geographical Society in Vlv'ashinszlonp
the University Extension Society. Uni-
versity Clubs, and other well known
clubs throughout the country: His lec-1
lure will be illustrated by slides and
_ cannot fail to be well worth hearing.
‘ it will begin at 8 o‘clock.

~T1‘y a Sentinel “’ant Ad.

 

 

 
 
 

VALUABLES

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

' you are oldsing your

«lost .11 small—de-
inpon the amount

 

 

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, _' we only use the best materials.

 

'lor AlsoIonremtoflke

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. Mr' 113}?!
the man

.III' op‘r izitiIIns,

; the election law

.him $150 and costs

 

orr'mmm

pulling: booths on Sunday evening

.' and seized ballot boxes and lists of

.. n..- ”v

, . which were burned or
g thrown Into- the Rhine. Lively
l

NOR WALK [lighting is reported in some cloc-

‘ SOCIETY! ;

and. Personal .,

“l . VIIlPl‘s,

. “'ARSA‘V. Monday. PM). 224
(Assm'iatl'tl l’rcsslnw—le l’IIlisll

él‘hlrf‘lgll (lfi‘lu‘? llflfiJ‘I‘Iu‘iWVl a it‘lP-
:gmm from fmnhcrg saying: that
:31! ugh-0111011} “as rIncllml erc
Tunduv for the cessation oi hos-
glilla'cu between the Poles and the

 

 

 

 

ii. NE WS ‘ l'kl‘uinians, beginning 111 6

l; ;Il.l'l(u‘k Monday evening. 'l‘hI

; ___J ;ll;2'l‘1‘(‘llll‘llt can be denounced by

- —— ~-—~j----— t‘lllll‘r party oalrlwclvc lwul's' um i.
Mice. ‘ "" 5

r41 3991119 Elke announce? BERNIE. 1113141.: 26. -Tllc Swiss
0 0f ”1““ daughicl Mill”) LI-u'ullun at I’Iilrogmd has 1100!]
. Dr. Robert ”Hilton “olfv of given free passage lhIIIIIgle Rus-
Smnh Voiiumalk 'lhc Imemuu) .- 51.1 by the Soviet government and I
I-uIrIIIl on Tuesday. l‘IIbruarI 25.111 \1 Ill loan- for Borne IIIl I‘lllll‘sllm

Slllnll(hl1l.l)l,.lnfl Mls. “oils will be lI'III'I'liIIg 011 1110 special ll‘alus

1H .lmim at «15011111 3111111 shoe! «in P13 As 11 result of u sIIIics IIl im- -i.
_\l Huh 1.11 , gala-'11“ 1'I lalious lll‘l\\'l‘(‘ll Swllzcr.

' ' _ ldlld and the Soviet gIII'I'rIIlIII'IIl
“ui’d mull-m.” fr,,,:,'ul-ll11~~i.1 hun- lII-I'II slmiuml for
«Him» overseas. and is now slaIJoncIl “m" Tilm’. lll January ll WI“
1.11 (‘mnp Mel-1m His parents in ‘.\ur Aflllllullmr-Il .Ii "Uusl 1m lhul Sui.“

Louise

lulu l'lui'ns has

\Iulk II-II-iud :I I'IIIIII'IIIIniculioII fImn “lb-l“ ‘- '“ Hu“i“ “mm! b“ “Md
him Sunday, slanting lhIIl lll‘ had In I" Il'ul ll'llll S‘H'Z‘ ”‘H'd in“!
rlvml in -”m-S'MM_ ugh-ml lo 1'01 one a IIIss'iIIII «In.

'I'IIy. ’llll‘l‘O Is no cvuchII-v that Inc
IIII'mlIIIrs (If’lllt? Swiss Location
“'crc planed IIIIIlci' IIrrI-sl lIo\\-'1

-MI.~'. ldu Monro and Miss I’lllrluli'o-

 

Mellorm'n or NGW'Yocl: city, and Mn; Mt'lllllt‘l‘s .II 610 SlalII Jlloui'd
and 111.4, Curl Lulcnsh of Springfield. ”'5'" ““d l’ "a" ““"”””““‘ """3 Charities—Robert H. Fife Middle ‘
Mass... “CW ”10 Week-end guesls of llllh IIIIIIIllI llml they \Iould lII- {mm 9.111ch ll Edward: Hmtl'm'n] .
Mr. and Mrs. AlhI-I'l Vl'IIllIiilZ. :11 their W rlmllml 1” 103"" “"53"" Th“ four \(‘llls from J\Ill' 7, 1019-;
Imus (In West ayenue. ;:r‘:mlin;: 01‘ free passage to th" Simc Pris-In .Dii'cctors~~—Noi'1-is 6.;
__,___ w \ Iss Location slufi' pl'olmlvl) 0-!) " 4 ,H . .ed {k \l 911-9
“ >~~ ' marks llll‘ film] 1410) in the 1-0114 3 om.l\ew axe-11.131 eff ‘ ‘Ui_ ,'
NORWALK. ‘HARBOR lMPBOVE- “mom l 1111‘n,\thnorl:Wllllnm 1. Chem“...
MENT . 1 o 113'; 0 er! “'2 Posl, Weslr;

1n the March 11111111191 01. qu er. Boat COPENHAGEN, Feb. 26—Herl‘ 332% s 1 R b

91 hcid has been named _B11varian
Premier in succession to Kurt
Eisner. \\ ho was assassinated last
week. Ilcrr Segilz, a Majorilv
Socialist, has been appointed Ba—l
varian Minister of the Interior

i111: James II. Mmphy’ 111133:

The last \\"’fllel“ay,<; bill gives ap-
proximately $500,000 for tho deVelop-
mom of rivers and harbors, including
and westward of the Connecticut .l'lv-

0r.
Noi'wulk and Stamford are given Slllcgel‘giiilfg H3112 Aucr. Who “3‘
$33,000 and $183,000 I-especuvon with 510 a “n" “t the d‘“"“""

there, according to Munich
patches to the Politiken.
I l’AllIS.'lIII'a(l:1y, Fol).
Supreme (ounI-il oi the

the sllpulalinn that satisfactory us
suranccs shall be given to the Score-
lary of War «hat whim-111.110.i‘acllitic;4

shall be constructed in keeping wilh‘( llllfl‘l‘i‘ll ‘1']. l 1 1 l
the Government's epr-ndlllues. m a ll W i: [3‘ : ‘1'? I; ( (t '1'“ ( ”minim ‘
.. I‘ 0 ‘ ~V' '
\\ 11h the imprchmI-llls lecenth pr—o \. ‘ ‘ 1 o ( ”‘1an ”i
, icuuzi ashing: that coupons 01' the
jecled for 1's enslem end L011: 13-. \
nd sound farewell in his w 11' s an usliu- Hungarian debt fallinLr
1d 1‘ s P
‘ §(llll‘ on March l he paid. This ac-
timI followed a report before the
,( ‘IIuncil lII' Signor (‘ rospi of lluly.

(l ls-

_ i
2;'I.~— The

l

ldid not
lright to the League. and added.

Illllfl (muse.

;lnm 1.1111114 {1 nm Jul} 1

ppm... save your hair!

sovereignty of the United States, Sen-
ator On en declared he was suie
Great Brltain, France, llaly and Japan
contemplate granting this

‘ It is not necessary {01 the League
to imcrfcre with the internal

’of any member nalion."

So that [here would be no misimel
pretation of the powers of the League
in this matter

be amended to prmidc

contained inihe instrument 1114011

afluirs of member nations. but

eI' on’ member nation should her room:

afiairs ,

tcrmine his degree” of .mental re- :

don will call at M. Clemenceau‘s .
to take the Prc~

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Senator Owen recom-i mitted to jail yeslerdav on llIIIiI
.mvendcd that the ploposcd (‘o nstllution fusal to pay fines of $5 each for
that nothing lering and loitering"

l

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nlzed by having complete iiglu even

its emimation and lunninration

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 

for some time past.

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

among them.

Joseph Davis

AV'I‘hé'LSeaSOn forBanquets, Dances
and the wearing. of Evening
Dress Clothes is now here.

_ .With the mturnof our hey: from service, there is more
social activity and the, need of these clothes is greater than

Sizes 34 to 42.
ALL FULL DRESS ACCESSORIES ALWAYS 0N BAND.

'9‘ D '
M WashingtonSl.

South Non-walk

Y, 1113' .281813

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

A recent purchase of Full Dms and Tuxedo Suits has
given 1111- a splendid opportunity to on‘er some at real money

saving values.
TUXEDO COAT AND TROUSERS . ................ $32.50
FULL DRESS GOAT AND TEQUSERS ' ............. $35.00

All silk faced and mostly silk lined. A few stout sizes

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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SUFFRAGISTS QUIET
AND ORDERLY
BOSTON. II‘cb. 20.~—-Tcn of the six»
teen women Suffragisls who were com:
ru-
‘snun.
in connection

 

Hm"! some elm-lion presidents llu' {should be construed as granting any ,with the demonstialion of the Nation-
h righls lo the League over the internal al W'oman' 5 Party here Monday dunng
111111 1

re-
Till)

the reception of President W’ilson
fused again today lo cal jail fare

in, others, who also had abstained from

imports and exports and all its domes—i supper lam night accepted the bIcak-

Lic affairs without any
whatex er by the League
"I am altogether in acooxd with the

interference fast given them this morning.

All

were quiet and orderlv, according Io

principles expressed in the Fm‘weu- officials 0f the Suffolk County Jall.

Address or Washington," Senatoi
Owen continued. "But the day of Am-
erican isolation has long ended Our:
interests are bound up in the welfare
and happiness of mankind. W e are no-
lonzcl' isolated “’9 are face In face
\Iilli llic dulv and task 01 using the
influence of this great nation to 1111111,
IlIIouI scI-urlly and peace oflhewm'fild'

“orld w.ar The inlercsls of the Amer-
ican pcoplc demand penis
and stability in ordci that they may
tutlon of life.
of happiness.
has shown itself willing to die {01
'IlIunund. Do
longing: ”1' 1h human hem-I.“

 

STAMFORD WOMAN NAMED

l‘xl‘l’l‘l 01111 run 111
r'muh ill-.5 :4111' lo llII Sl-n‘dll lllI l'ulln‘.
i112 nominwions.

'l‘l'llfitocs of ”1(-
Training school— I. M. Lee.
Louise ll. MIIrritl. Stamford. (our years
from July 1. 19m: Oscar M,
TIIllImd; (lcoi'gc lllumeli.
1920:
0"(I111110:.\'I11';fIIll\ .\a. lion [3.1’r‘imo
ll;'IIIfII.Il lm‘nnrc of llio (mm 10 luly.

1‘4“?

21‘} (:01

Mansfield

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0818i 1111 WIII, '

THICK, GLOSSY llllR i
Hill lelM Dllllllllllf'

“Double its beauty
5

in a few momentktry this! 1

If you care for heavy hair, that. glis,
ens with beauty and is radiant withl
c: has :In incomparablesoftness and
'ul'l": m1 Inmvi’ms. try Danderine.j
Just one Summation doubles the

'1'

of;

l

“we é.in'noi afford 10 have another.

1

security ‘

enjoy (he rights gained by our conin-,
liberlv and the pursuit“

I

l
“The world “suns pence. justice and.

Do not underestimate this '
01 deny or ignore this‘

i

Slau- i A
NIII‘uif'lI: ,

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Leonard. I,
New Harem.
\\'illi'uu T

pLEAch GUILTY :0 ion lII-lmlf of tho inter-Allied Fi— beaulv of your hair. besldesdt mime-"I
BUYING VOTES: “.mmfll (Ullllnlssion. who pointed dialcly dissolves every VPBJ'CIC‘Q 01:i
WINSTED, FEb 26- -~Merrell G.: out that there are funds in Aus— dandruff; youcnnnot have nicehoavyg‘

Feuu of Lakmille 13168de EMILY "1 lIo-llungariun banks to makc 1111' 1
Superior Court yesterday 10 \iolaling paympm- but expressed a fpar
last November. by' I that such p.11 mcnt might create a
Judge Burpee fined kind of precedent uliich could lai—
51-1 “0 used against the difi'crcm
states ol the former Austrn—llnn-

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buying: voles.

 

 

 

then the hair falls out. fast.

Ioalfhy hair it you have dandruff. This 3

destiuclive scurf robs the hair .of its'

ustre. its stiength and its \ery life

and it not overcome it produces a to
IeIIshness and itching '01 the scalp:

the hair roois famish, loosen and die;

' ;' '1: 23.31. "-0 3‘ garian Empirc. / .
. . YES :3 Tlu- tclcgr'lul to he sent to VII} ' If your ha" has been neglected and
' 1111a will specifv that Payments is thin, fa'ded dry, scraggy or too 0in

l; 1111. NEW ENGLAND (11111 MFG. co.
10 SOuth Main Street

Sells the most Fresh Home-made Candies because they are
made daily in South Norwalk by first-class candy makers and

' e'e the quality or refund your money. ,
We serve be Best Ice Grammar-large (1381111111111) par-
. peels; How England ~

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made on the coupons will not of get 11 61112111 bottle of Knowlton’s Dan-
cfnt the apportionment of the define at any drug store or toilet
Ausl 1-0 Hmwarian debt among counter for a few cents; apply a little
I. the different states which formed 3“ aired“ I-“d ““1 minutes “he" 3'0“
.- the Dual Monarchv,‘ it is reported will say this was the best investment
( OPENHAGEN, 'Feb 26. ——The. van ever made- ,
ports of LilIau and .Windau, in” We sincerely believe regardles’s“
' ’ Com-land, on the 331153563, which everything eliw advertised, that 11 yo
were taken b ,th 0131363 '5‘, n desire sort. ash-one. M

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SAWS HIS WAY TO FREEDOM

 

BRANF‘IORD, Fob, 2Il.-——Josr~1:h (lull.
allaLJoseph 1mg. arresed in Bridge-
port and brought here yesterday after»

noon on 11 charge of burglary, escaped

tom the town lockup in the Town Hall
during ‘lhe night by sawing tln‘mizh
three steel padlocks. He was to be
tried today for burglary, the authoriv
lics believing be is one of a. .21an of

burglars who recently entered fiVe
stores here.
The missing 1111111 is flVl‘ feet six

inches in height and weighs about. 130
pounds.

 

 

 

 

 

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WOMAN '8 IN HER GLORY

when II new Kl'l of furniture ar-
I'ivos from Aucm'ine‘s store. Es»
poc‘mlly if it's :1 new dining."
loom sol. Tlu'n she will immII-
Iiinloly how- 3 dinner party, so
all her friends can admire her
choice. “'eli. if the furniture
comes from here. you can du-
' on their agreeing' wi‘h

your good 1111419. Only the \'I--;1

lN'P-‘l in our stock.

 

 

 

 

Furs "and Coats
At Reduced Prices

 

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'SETS THE PACE

21-5-I Year

ATHERS, SONS,

'SQNS, . EACH WITHIN THEIR
TIME, HAVE FOUND 01 .DSMOBILE
DURABILITY, ENP-IJRANCE AND,
’ COMFORT INSE PAP.» 111 v
AMONG THEIR}? 1401.111" 3'1" FAMILY
TRADITIONS: . -;.-.

 

. 5% Six-Cylinder models are built in Touring
1’1" Cars. Roadsters. Sedan: and Coupes

’ " Elfin-Cylinder models arebuilt in Touring,
‘8 Cm. Rood-tors, and the Pectin-her

mum '01 m3” 90011111111011 BY

 
 

 
 

AND GRAND-

WOVEN

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

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