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0NDAY, MAY 28, 1923
no; FARM 15
mm AID
l0 PBQPPCHON
, my )iich.. May 28.—-Invis-
.; _\ gripped in the hands of
3'. rSUllS. straw from the
.v :.l)' l-‘ord is literally scat-
, tour corners ct the ‘carth.
. ._.s this statement may seom.
. turd Farm at Dcarborn,
»_.-..i r-nlirr‘ly by Fordson
u‘. r, there was no use for
. iris of straw annually har-
, mm the grain until the
r t‘nmpnny. given to doing
~us. round a ure for it.
w is itrrd as an ingredient
:erL’lt'ili of Fdrdite. n ma-
"mh‘nke hardness and o
--: .u tie Ford Motor com-
“! iv‘h steering wheels are
~ 9w- l'nrditc plant at High-
, .mpr‘ios these steering
. :~'l l‘r-rd cars and trucks.
’Tl.l|l"l throughout the
~ l'niird States. Canada
‘— end also {or use on
'."1r“.v‘r.'~'.
:n plnrt, begun about four
-.. “Exit as an experiment
‘ pr!" iurirr: an average of
. surfing wheels daily
, ..'l‘-..'£lf‘lllrlnf: schedule of
' izzzr working shifts six
F‘llri-‘clcd to the most
. m n and given the most
..,. whuel'} produced. of
-rv dummy. :1. hrinht lustro—
v 4! Sill" rior in many ways
‘ -ri:vE wheels.
T from the Ford farm.
'ii. rt in quantity for only
>- vtt‘zis' manufacture nitcr
he purchased out-
w i. following a shredding
~ 2 l-indl r in making that
' 'utn which forms the core
: ll: \l‘llv-r'l. insuring a rim
a. mi .‘li‘tllL'ih. The daily
, ,. . 2: {ll prrs. nt is about a. ton
. must
turn of l‘orrllto hecins with
- ~: nits. in preparing core
- , rlllvlwr hnse. sulphur.
' ..r ingredients are mixed
. if.“ poundsrnch Which
in H.»- rulihr-r mills where
mm vi ru-twern heated rollers
In? or forty-inn minutes. By
.. tho substance is trendy for
*t muvhinvs into which it is
.. 'z'l strips and from which it
: lillullzll a round die. fifteen-
-. of an inch in dinmcter.
, , szillwruzn from a sausage mn-
.\F it comes out it is cut. on
"W. into lcnrrths of 52 inches
-'1 is rcndy to im rolled into the
vrnr‘rinz of fine. rubber-like
' "(’f‘.
‘~ r t
'4
e care has horn wrappc-l in-
verinc. which is or equal
, :‘h and seven and .halt inches
. nt‘fnrdinr: a double cover. the
yin is mrurmi in circular form and
r to stw-l molds the exact. size of a
ring “hr‘r‘l. '
Ill inst in these molds under hy-
l" prtssure of 2.000 pounds to
. nmre inch, there Forrlitr‘ steering
. nrn subjected to a. hrat treat-
(r 0‘1 pnunds of steam for it
~ '. n’ ilf'tv minutvs. Hot as they
- ”mu tlvo steam oven. they are
‘. rumble, but within a short
' r tiny are plnctrd on the
. 4".(S they assume a. flint-like
ll‘fil rcmnins.
l‘m-xlite steering wheels
'xiuhlnr: room whcrc they .
“ '3‘ trimmvrl and polished.
“Spendtllrift Gin”
Greenwich. my :8.
sin is being sold here. '
Not long oxo thoro arrived from
800qu o. worthy son of tho
hauler who is ismous for his
thrift. It won sold of him thst
when he started otter dollar bill.
the eagle on tho soid ill simply
folded its wings and quit M38-
Wellmtsolongazothoworthy
son of the hoother woo given ono
drink of gin. He spent sixty-tho
cents for lunch: He s given a
second drink. All the hildren in
sight were then ond thero treaty!
to ice cream.
At 50 cents per "shot" the tivors
of the gin are wondering how long it
will be before they can ruin tho
Scot.
The pressed steel “spider." or cross
piece is then placed in the wheel and
machine
which in One operation bores a smoll
hole and in the next screws in tho ‘
is then
ready for shipment and assembly on
secutrer fastened on by a.
screw. The steering wheel
the car.
Manufacture of there wheels is only
a. part or the work done in the Fordite
turns out a
daily average or 9.000 rront spring
insulotor
buttons. 9.000 magneto contact insula-
8,000
motor starter insulators. 8000 genero-
terminal
block bushings. 20,on tail light wire
bushings, 3.200 buttery covers, 6.500
rear panel plugs and 10,000 cable in-
plant. In addition it
pnde. 1 50.000 commutator
tors. 7.500 cut out
insulators.
tor insulators. 8.000 dash
sulators {or metal dashes.
COLONEL HARVEY
IN WAN“
Ambassador to E n 31 an d
Spends Week-End at Home
of General Thompson.
Colonel George Harvey. Ambassador
to Great Britain, arrived in New Can-
aan yesterday morning and paid a. vis-
it to General J. T. Thompson. whom
Mrs. Harvey has been visiting the past
few days.
Early in the day the Ambassador
took an .nutomobile ride 'with Mrs.
Hnrvcy. General Thompson, in the
absence or the Ambassador. said yes-
terday afternoon over the telephone
’ in
on
his return from the ride with Mrs.
The Vermont town is the
that Colonel Harvey would lcave.
all probability. for Penchon. \‘t..
Harvey.
Ambassador's birthplace.
General Thompson said that the
Ambassador had not disclosed his
plans or the nature of his visit last
week at the “'hlte House. He said
hc (lid not know whether Colonel Bar-
\'e_\' expcctcd to resign his London post
to take over the chairmanship ot the
National Republican Committee. sc-q
cording to the reports emanating tron;
on
that he did not know whether the
Ambassador would soon return to Enz-
ln’nd or whether he would rcmoin in
\Vnsliington the past. fortnight.
this country.
Mrs. Harvey. the General said. will
stay on in New Canaan for several
days.
A Bohrmian glass noiisher has tin-
lshcd n clock which. with the excep-
tion of the springs, is cntircly of glass.
hay-an day. .
An elephant will out 200 pounds of
\
A fter Every _Mcal
What ‘wc have
eaten and
“a .
makes all the
diiierencc‘in , the
world.
summations
howitis
ingwithus”
mouth '- cool sud moist.“ tho:
throat muscles relaxed sud
' question thot Miss Bourno
Storedosadailyatéo’cloch‘
.1 n Our decay to Wear Apparel Shops
' ,Wo on ofluing substantial reductions on
Suits, Coats and Wraps
Women have already taken advantage of the
chance‘to secure a coveted suit or wrap at practically
their own prices.
.Voluoo ore genuine.
hie“
roduad to moderate figures.
VMillinery, Drastic Price Cuts!
Dress and Sports Hats, right up to the
minute styles.
Silks, Novelty Shows, Mil-no ond Horselair.
Natty shapes, some with hand made ornaments,
, others with drooping plumes or clusters of flowers.
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' Two groups: Notice Prices.
Were up to $12.50 ’ Now $4.75
Were up to $15.00 Now $6.75
Second door.
The, “Wildmerc” Pump
Thic is one of the many new arrivals at a me-
dium price. Shown in beaver brown ooze with tan
calf trimmings and fastenings with oncbroad single
strap and buckle. Round toe and walking heel.
$10.00 .
Other models in Oxfords and One Strap. $8.00
Main floor.
Men's Summer Neckwear
A large assortment st populor prices
Cheney Foulords, silk and wool and tweed mix-
' tures which are very stylish. In open and
four-in-hands. ' $1.00
Folks Dots, in navy and white, in great favor this
summer. 75 cu. and $1.00
Bow Ties in polka dots, 50 cts. Foulords, 75 cu.
Wash Tm, tubular, in plain white or paneled
stripes. ' ’ 25 ch.
Main floor, front.
MRS! MWJS I
LEFI' $250,000
GREENWICH, Conn. Moy 28.—.
Mrs. Emily Bourns Michler. of
Groonwich. is to receivo the sum or
8250.000 under tho will or her aunt,
Miss Emily Howlsnd Bourne.
which was contested by a. cousin
linen.
dition to tho specific bequest. Mrs.
Michler is to receive the residuum-"y os-
tote.
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New, Attractive designs in novelty over-blouses and waists
of rare beauty and fascinating elegance, in silk, cotton and
White and Sport Shades, Cotién, at . . .
Silk Broadcloth Blouses, fancy shades, _at . . . . --..- . . . . . . $5.00
You will be tempted to buy when you see the assortment.
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Read Packages con-
taining your purchas-
es inlay follow you.
For those who cannot
visit the store fre-
quently mail or tele- -.
phone your lists. if
you are.going away
care your address and
we will keep you ’-‘
touch with affair-
us be of service. (
delivered “to an) .-
dress free of charge.
Women’s Hosiery
Pimdilly Lisle -
Hoots, ribbed to the ,
toe, in black or cocoa 7‘
brown. 75 ch. o pr.
Fine Lnle' Hooo with
seamed b a c k s , his
white, Cordovan, sand,‘
gray and black. , _
50 etc. o pr.
Lisle Stockings, full
fashioned, black or .
Cordovan color.
31.00 s pr.
Mun door.
Children's
Union Suits '
Athletic style of
checked nainsook. -
Girls’ Suits with
knickcr knees. '
Sizes 2 to 12 yrs. ‘
' $1.00
14 to 16 yrs.
$1.25
Boys' Suits with re-
inforced seats and in-
sert of ribbed fabric at
the waist. Sizes '2 to
12 yrs. $1.00
loin door.
of Mn Mum"; Mm Helen A. R All Linen Blouses, white or colored, at . . . . . . . . . ..... . . . $5.98
Mgr-1mm; 0f imggeéw‘e. R in T29 Crepe de Chine and Printed Silk Blouses . . . . . $5.98 to $15.00
hos o t . . . .
'8'“. um $35.: New IRE: he“? IIandQMade Cotton Waists, are distinctive . ..... . . $2.98 up
In grunting the motion in behalf of
tho proponents of tho will and declin-
ing to submit the issue to tho jury.
Sun-onto Folo'y ruled that it had been
established during the trial ”without
was of
sound mind at the tyne of theso con-
tested popcrs". ond thot there wos in-
suiliciont evidence to justify tho issues
to the jury.
_ Mr. Cohoono. who represents Mrs.
Merriman. read to tho jury' the tes-
timony of Hrs. Mlchlor. which was
token at her home. by reooon of her
oxtromo doornoos. ' Her testimony dis-
closed tint Miss Bout-no gave her in
Mrs. Mlchler also received I. rope
of pearls in October. 1909. 85.000 for
o. trip to Europe in 1914. and a. check
1919 a. check m- szomoo and oocuri- , ,
ties voiced It 3150.000. out! in June m Gehebe S mu
1921. jewelry. . ”my . , : _ m
~ _."L¢YO Ber- 115w. W ,
for tho purchoso o! o. Cadillac auto-
mobile in 1018.
Miss Bourno was too daughter of
tho lots Jonathan Bonnie. o. Now Bed-
hater Jonothon Dome. of Oregon.
Two of tho muons whylliso Bourno
loft tho bulk of her ostoto to Mrs.
Hichlor sod not Hrs. Morrimon which
wot-o odvonced at tho trio! woro thot
Mrs. Richter ,oflorod to givo one 0!
ho:- oyos to' hor aunt. if s surgicol
operstion could bo ‘poooibio. in ma
DECORATION DAY '
SUGGESTIONS
Lawn mowers, cemetery Vases, flower boxes, garden hose.
garden. tools, watering cans,~. wheelbarrows, window screen»
rch screens, screen doors. poultry wire, screen door wire, etc,
of the doiootko oyo of lib Born-no. - ' ‘ ’
and that Mrs. Horrimon ha inherited West WW 8m .,
o ions port of tho sot-to of her tothor, _ ‘ " r
tho nu Henry Panto. of‘Providenee. 7 ,, , _ ‘ ,
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Good-moors toenchminc toot.
swollen toot. What. memo;
lmnm
i ‘ Hammock and standard, $9.50
class daily at 6 o’clock.
A Couch Hammock
for Comfort _
“ski or groy coverings with a good thick
padded back soft mattress button tufted and With
roll edge. ,This makcsa luxurious seat or even
sleeping quarters for summer weather. Most of
them have adjustable headrests and pockets for
work or magazines. One excellent model —
$22.00
With Cretonno coverings, in attractive patrons, ‘
floral stripes alternating with plain, three loose
cushions which are reversible, easy to take out in
case of storm. There are padded backs and adjust.
able headrests. s .
$30.00 ' “
The Baby's Harrimock
. K little swinging affair made of eight ounE
duck in khaki color '5 strung on a collapsible frame
suspended on chains. This can be hung from a
standard which is covered with a little awning, or
can be swung from the roof of an automobile. A’
very useful article for both mother and baby wheth-
er at home or traveling.
'3 Hammock, $5.50
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HERSHFIELD
Motor Transportation Co.
LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING ‘
. Daily Service Between New York & Norwalli
rennimrmhurmamutorsnmdsorm
' totinn;1’oddod Von: for Furnituro Work ‘ ‘-.
Main Oflice, 26 Concord St., So. Norwalk, Plioné 294
Row York Otiico, 201 West Sikh, Phone Chainsaw.
Th 6;" all iii lte
I .0 U§CQ..
United Statéi'l'ires
are Good'l'ircs
‘ '.’ :‘rv‘c. ’c
ROBABLY half . the
motorist: 'of America
ride on Fabric lT‘uch.
Bytheumidggasgrthou.
sands they hgvefifsafck ‘to
If there cvccwas a tested
money’s-worth , “123cc ”
quolifioo—ondbto spore.
U. S. Royal Cords.
Norwalk Chronicler