pal “330mm ms.
FOR 121
'SCHAINED
TO HIS SEAT
, " \iarow Hangs
, €:\' c“ ‘1 orld’s Ell-
rant? Record in
{sninblle coaCh
mm FORFEIT
to 116 HIS If It Did
1 slflnd Test —-
1l1111d_
endurance res
seen and. by
Jun wt “ms
Coscb. Mu"
. 1-2 minutes—
5 and nights—
shnckled to the
-1:- Oldsmobile
- hr. covered
;i'::3n1:e record
_:. minutes, and
)lrirow ex-
mxlcagc after
7: .
liclow Zeno.
.: rI'cord breaking
ElaItle Creek. Mio-
.tt-iicapped snow
‘ ,1r..
slippery~ snow
., .1: the 'cntire
, .3 ,-_, 1-.1-10'5' zero
~1’.‘
Alarow declar-
could break
and at the
mm 111: could
. 1\- )llnder car
.. , laner declar-
A1 by Lee Born-
ln Battle
‘vlnaro's an Old!-
1 with and
. it 1.;i‘ and 51.000
I.‘.~:~.'ob1:e failed to
.18 .‘Ilarow could
‘
1‘ IVs-n:
.Pl'
:5
‘ .1111! scaled.
"vii-Id to
'7 1110 seat. The
.LlfIl {It the
Mayor Charles
Creek and was
during the .-a
:nd seals were
Police LsVern
'1 1.11“ n.‘ Battle
15.: car were
24111-111 of news-
mure time.
wade by police
along
(ha
51..
r
~ili'l'3DS
' I 11k Train.
2‘“ automobile
Gas. oil
«>21 on as the tar
I‘va‘kward and
" " drink were
‘1 1e
.41..
i
Usefulness 01 State may MaChine Muitm 11321 101111 YEARS 11 12011161 mu
1
.. «a. .uaMm-Wmn... um
A very important phase of the
work of late clinics. departments
at health. and similar organizations
depends on their tscilities for geino
Iing close eonuct with the public.
Through such contsct it is possible
to link much-nimble theory and
cxperimentation with actual prac-
tice. and pass the benefits of won-
dsrtuliy equipped laboratories and
pal-tab?“ ruitt'i'.
or hnulth “til \isit all citie-s and' car must 1qu 1'Ir-Ilj‘ 11w
towns r._r1zvlng out. its program Olinll times. The 11:11» lit-I
public luailli work. men .also, it. too \' Ix:I1.1.I
The photograph reproduced here
in Maiden.
thm 100 school children Were ex-
nmincd and treated.
graph are Dr. Henry I). Chadwick.
wu token
chief of tho state
tion. at the left.
1119 state at pmmientf
and Representativei costly \thn 11;.-
~‘.\p(Insh"‘. l:11~nr:1z ory
because umiepwnrlu _z
ment fails to- innrvmr
Then thcrw ‘3'.“ 1:111'11'
the x-ra)‘ nmrlnnv “\r‘l‘ 1
good shape. l-;\1-. t: n.-
ing around “111ml “312111113
113.111 1:
where more
is
In the photo-
clinic :or orgnniza- 1
Minn-1111 n'.
1310
Outfit Is Mounted on Speed Wagon Chassis
u... -a.-.
1W") all expenses paid
1‘!» High“, Eduauon Bard or
in 110 last]
(quip-
l‘llv’ilt'l‘
‘.
1,A
:11:1vlw
3:11!th
.1
liV‘ rum! in
_*.1r nr lullillI)~
illOSt
up of:
1
, usually is sponsored by one or the
I nailing univers ties n"
1
in the announcement of the contest
1
1
:eer\ from the slate
the-1 ”1* oullylnx terr- ‘ories.
1-1 M. at 1
1in dual I
tendi
FOR BET 6000 ROADS ESAY
ighwsy Educational Board’s Prise Subject,
We: Resulting from Highway
homeroom”
Wuhington. D. C.. Februery i‘i.-'
An ofler or (our years gt 00110:!"
is tuned
in tho comment made are by
H
\
donor. It is sold to be the inn-Iv
sirgic educationu sword oar-e :a
this country. and it: mm. Vb-
ue to the winning student is approx
trust-l1 31..“ annually. or u but
smoo tor. the torr veers.
Many state swag is are oxen! by
me pol-sting nucleation. includ-
ins tuition scholarships. cosh one“.
student“ loving cups sud measls.
By eduoeu nus! authorities this or
rual competition urong high school
students. stoned 2:. 1330. is is: s.
-d to have been the first a.” en-
.cst touts-um. national proportions
it .mtII‘Imly atirIr‘is approxiuu’eiv
: quarter 0! at 11.511011 contfl'tats.
the number who submit essays 40o
1-1-1... ’17 upon thq nsiure o! the vaun-
.~‘ct. 1521: .0 high schools often ur-
"11111.1.“ us part 01 their schoal du-
ties l sour: are n < 1 iveil tron: own
state in the L'niox while men; of
the beat com-3 -‘M-n outlying hr.
tones and possess“ us. such as Alu
An. Hawaii. the i‘itiiippineo,
i\‘to and tho (111:1; Zone.
191mm (,1. . g Prinz 1 “'on by “’Nrmin I‘d.
Th” Principal onto is 11 four 3-1, 1r li The u‘V'ird in 'J‘H Went to JG‘.:-.
the sixth annual sood'mdl cm
1:.onieet in which ell high school
students are eligible to participate.
In line with administraton policies
toward economy.
In ng mueetei to write cos-AI:
on the subject 'Economics R‘su't-
in: tron-1 Highway Improvemant."
having- in the two preceding yrgrs
wrinen papers on «ubiccts dealing
“"111 highways and religion and
hlsnways sud home it“.
The contest in the various state:
ii? .1 state {11"
1.11tmcnt of education. whicn ‘tlii:
and at it; termination names 1 Im-
nctent judges to determine- 111v: I N
This .1,i-r-: I
5.50 to 'he District of Columhh . mi
1,.
..r.1
university ‘a'chonrsnip. own-rd 1,3. H l.‘-'l\ 11_ u. \Viscousiu lugh school rm
S “resume of Akrm Ohio, :1 m . ~ 150"! “1103c SUN"). was "The Be
197 a 11,. High 1. .y Education 11m. -y 1 lation of improved Highways tr
hm“. to people who need them. George Louis Richards. equipmem . : ”111% “an”, .
Monochusetta has recently taken In carrying on this work. con-' in view. « :‘ :1 1'11? n: .. rI ‘1 m.
an important step in making costly siderahic dependants: is placed in tho quits-d n \.n I 1 c ..m ,h; 1. “we
equipment aVniiable for puh‘nc use. chassis on which the x-rsy outfit 1s: (1: Massz- lus- 1 1 11;“! \pujgd
It has mounted an x-ray machine on mounted. To prevent: delay and kc 11 Wagon :1 i‘“.1.' .-1I;;;;111m. ”I 1», .1191 1-
s. Reo Speed “'agon, and whit this from tyinr up ihc svrx'lcrs ng m‘mh ing it fur ,1?“ “Wk
served Marow in the car. he par- - -nr..1r the 0111-1‘ .¢ .Vizrm 12.11 50.1
taking them while driving. During BEHIND S ‘ .\la.n “freer I
the nights )larow drove at speeds ”in l. .1. 11.3 ,...-.;-v..: 1:: 11‘.”-
ransing from 50 to 65 miles an hour . 1m <tni I.111un to: ..1< frur
in his effort to but the mileage re~ \em: T car mken 11m: 1111 ,~‘.1IIp, is
cord. On one oocslsion. when lila-
row' a route paralleled railroad
tracks. he passed the famous “Wol-
verine." one of the tasted New York
bound llmiteds, on :1 {our mile
straightaway courie.
Blarow was able to walk unasslsto
ed when. at the conclusion of the
run. the handouts and chains were
untutoned. He was declsred in ex.
cellent condition as to his heart and
lung action by Dr. VJ J Holes. 11
famous Battle Prevk specialist who
accompanied him on the last six
hours of his run.
The Oldsmobile was in practical-
ly perfect condition. although it had
no attention or adjustments during
the 3.558 mile non-stop drive. The
one ant yrt brokrvn
run but 262 miles
car was :1 nm‘
in. having been
Whoa Max-ow Stlrird his record
breaking tour.
‘ 1N AUTOMOBILE ._
:"ht‘re the paint 1. .—.
Local Concern Takes1.
Pride 1n Turning Outi
'o 111» (Z'uf‘lllg‘, room
_:I:I\u1. Th"!
.ilh- car is pch'zrv,Il :‘n the first coat
of [“1illl, ll. :roa— 1:.u. 1hr coloring
. 11‘I10111.11111 I‘ltvrn ‘lxI r» ;, '11I tinishing
grim“: \.‘I_I1~ llI~ 1. 1. -1; ,-~ .1”;
put . p
All" s‘mp H 1-;121 -" .15 pro uflht
most up 71) -'1- 2n 1' 51-1." of the
suite. The Int :1 mud-”In a-quipment
lo ho 1115mm 1 ‘1\vi «yrnms. machine
the Best Possible Job
Ak‘
3115.11 fur ]II:"111-; 11:1 :21 L’1;-nn1}nlsll.
which “1411‘. mum-1’s : 1 31141111: at
TliI-sc are busy 1:13.an ill“ shop (If 1‘ A: 1211. pr 12% gm ~
the ““1"” Auto 1 ”"11“; i C‘. 3" ”191 The. [“11 ['31:’X‘I- :‘s >:\I-.I'»\.:‘_< 0f Lhrlf'
corner of 53-111.. \lnn s'ro- -‘ and hll>illrfs rcI‘I xztly 5.1M. -\\'.. :1": well
“‘oodward .n'enu‘. who're muny cars ‘1‘““511‘”! “"3‘ '1‘" ' 1' ' h " ‘” “n “"i
, ll‘y rcsxb ' n‘ vlrwr>
are hem“ ”Gut-km! VP f"? 5‘ Hm: 'CiliIIs in IEILI‘ \. ,~ 1, II .-.|
The eh-‘Ip which in mlulm'n in 1H ry [ll-unlit? . ._. “1-1; . .:..
dt‘lall is conduct-nil '1I} 1‘11'1 Sull?sg\\'n luvo- <.1'\ .:‘.1' n 1' :1 111%“.
end Stephen Even tn'o lo-x.1l 3ounrlall ovcr '3' st .1“ .12! \Il-I 11v. .24 fl
men. Thrv firm-had -h..g— ;,r. 5: ~~1 shrm and turn ..~-- tl‘r- 1* 1:111? Ml,- pos-
and before 111'” conducwwl 1L shnp $11110."
GARDNER
EIGHT and FOUR
NORWAL'K AUTO SHOW
Space‘l and 2
A. J. SANDMEYER a BRO.
NORO’I‘ON HEIGHTS, CONN
Darien 200
Stamford 3539
A
..._..
1-19mc Life." The. lust winner. )lzss
Katharine Butuvteni. or “fol-er,
loathe. “as xrmiue'ed last year {rum
\-\rthwestcr11 Luxursit). near
ongo. 0thrr T'Icctsei‘ul studsa‘r
“ere Miss Gut-rand Johnson. Br' 14-:
of which the ..
01 Education. I). J. J Ticort i:
clwairmsn 'i‘hxs schrlaushp “1.1- 1‘
HI the past five 34.19 has hven “or
r.) three young worm-n uni (“'c
)01ng men. prmn‘lu tint ”1.1
S. Pomrnlss om r
I"»:.
useful contesunr may attend ;‘11--Iport. West. \‘1rgin‘n. 1911: Karl G
arm-ye or univers‘y in the ('21.; r ;l‘enrson. Dmrlct of ('olumbis and
tutor. With tuition room. non: ilimishorz. Kilns-1.! 1921‘. and .‘lisI
hooks and special li‘cr mud by ‘21 l‘rmvhy itobcr‘s. Var-an Kentuv‘u).
1 “run tho erapaion of [Asks
all of the-c students are in not ego
and he will enter when he has com-
pleted his nigh school course-
Rulss of the test do not than
puticipetion to l1 school some”.
but provide that any student or unit
in: high sciiooI .n1:.v submit an N
say. No oth-r conditions, exec-M
those governhg the [rent-atom of
tho paper itself. are provided. I!-
snys must not cut-Hi 01) \vorio 2'1
length sud mun :: hsndcd school
principals or hustlers not into;- mar
M” 1. I325. So' 0'10!) of the boo!
will! in)” a process of elim1 1.1 'cu
Complete Intel-nation will o: for-
ouded etch puma wh‘o inqui: es oi
.tllo BMW Educ-i Inn Boar1.w.'.
iatd Quilting Washington. 1‘. t‘ .
The best users oi previous y'm :
MN been collect“ in pits, n 31
1.- rm and ere .tluhbl. for distnhu-
tcn. These book eu may be (01.14
in most “bft‘a:l.»°l' and up)“. u-
quest to thl “‘0
CHARCOAL GAS.
Swedish engineers are seeking to
solve the problen} or using charcoal
gun as 11. fuel for automobiles, motors
and rsilwsy locomotivel. WNW
to Hanan. Norway. advices to the
Amer-icon Chemical society.
"They consider the question oi
gnat importance. since charcosi in
very cheap in that country." says the
report. “it in estimated that there
would be; sewing of so per cont in
the fuel espcnses o! ruilwsyr, u
compared With stssm engines.
"The experiments are based on a
German patent. using a small pro~
ilucrr with washing apparatus and
othm- awn-sorta mounted on the
motor cu."
‘OOLLEGES AUTO corms.
Automotive instrucvinn is part 0!
the courses inralmost all 0! the grunt
universities.
e-‘fl '
-—».
Fright“! “sac.
(Cumberland. Md. .News.)
The Llayo climc at Rochester sn-
nounces that it has produced hic-
coushs in rabbits. “com! like .1
iwaste of good likkcr.
Installment W‘
has Worked Succule-
ot Herc?
"Pu‘ as you ride.” II “I. do”
and business policy which nus boo-
sdopted by Fruh C. Roberts. d 18
Commerce street. denier II ”-
:,mohile 11rd sod W who
’slso does mic-um.
"1 think this Is s W .
srhrImc." said ale-Roberts. must
no. that i put the ides into
on January int. Instant! 0‘ m
torsiireiasiunpsumleiis-n
psironstowtoritcoo
in other words. per for t
There m s
“31.?
.msny citiex
“‘Hsrttord. Bridgeport Mil M *
bury
Mont this lino,"
.\lr. Roberts bundles the 8000.0.
icon Classic cord tire. ‘
Come m ‘9. »
\‘oung Husband—“'0 m " u
my housc; will you come in sod
haven: Mt of dinner?
Friend 1hesitsting)-—But your
witc.
Young Husband—0h. it's all rut!
it Mr cooking is s success. she still
11w pious-Ni to huvu another CO! L
and If it 11 n. tenure—X shall!
Nash Leads tic World is Mom Cor Vsbs
L:
a»
H .
My
New Advanced Six Sedan, $1485, f. o. b. factory
IZI-lncb Wheslhse
Announcing—A New
Advanced Six SEDAN
\
Here’s the nemt Nash enclosed car conception—flame
and roomy, swung low on the Ill-inch Advanced Six
chassis and powered with the big Nash Six motor.
Here is quality of custom-built character; here is beauty
that captures your instant admiration; and here is a price
. that buys you more sheer value than the' industry has
ever oflgred in this type of car.
Doors are extra w1de,the upholstery 18 of choice mohair,
and theré are Nash design fourowheel brakes, full 13an
Icon tires, five Budd disc wheels, special Nash my-
attractions.
steering mechanism and an array‘of further important
’ . Nash builds also the Special s’a FiveaPass. Sedan, 31295, f. 0.1;. factory
Advanced Six Series
I
Smut
SisScn'c:
Models range from $1095 to $2290. f..o. b. factory
SW- - .L. BEN
PhOne 754
73 «No. Main St;
dealers-have made a m ’1
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