ess Tram Stops In NO ,~ 1 > 1- 1"
:1 g Country from N Y. to; roast ~
e Transport Said to Have Prove-4.1 Reliabil:
ty—Pullman Has Sleeping Accommoda— '
itions for Five
.3 first Trackless Train
rough Nor-walk today
111er herniated wonder of :1
tire and tender and Pullman
Ede stops in front of the
Q- 'Resent and Palace thea-
bétore noon today.
ment {or entertainment.
The observation platform is a re»
111111 knbie innovation in motor trans.
portation, being furnished . $11111
lounge chairs and 11131111111111: of un-
Obstructed scenic observation. The
locomotive is complete with bells I
whistles.“ hydraulic brakes and every
AMERICA‘S FIRST”, TRACKLESS
TRAIN-m
513E CIALVEN ROUTE. FROM NEW YORK TO LOS ANGELES'
L“\I'I‘ WILL ALSO TOUR. THE EUROPEAN COINTINENT“
gender the direction of Eddie Car-
aed, exploitation representative of
"e movie company, it covered the
I section, crosse-I the
flashington street bridge, and after
flaking a Short Stop at the Crut‘ut R:
app Iplant, went over East avenue
@rthe uptown section. It leaves
$3115: afternoon for Bridgeport.
' 1Yesterday the trnckless train was
Tflté center of attraction in Stamford
the from here. the gasoline loc omot—
ye will travel to and th1ougl)
3ridgepor: on its w-orld wide tour.
1?: This noxel tr:.1n out l1:15 allrady
1:0ved its reliability in a trip £10m
mdlanapolls to New York. made on
”861116 Lime and is no.v messing
”me country from coast to coast in
he interest of better national roads.
mddy” Hooters, pathfinder 101 the
min, known as "the tramp flier."
mtld war veteran and all- '1ound
a1rixed 1'11 Nu‘m .1111
He canios “hit him :1.
Quail broadcasting sci with nhich
HE communicates “1.111 the tIacltlees
{3'31 11.
The Pullman car. containing din-
513 and sleeping accommodations for
V9 persons. is luxuriously appr '.nth
has a. kitchenette 11nd buffet, and
ginghted. heated and ventilated
electrically. There is: hot and cold
other device necessary for safe high-
way transportation.
The Traci-fleas Train is proving as}
great an’attraction in the cities and
towns through which it. passes as a
circus parade. Enormous crowds ,
have turned out at every stop;
schools along the way are being giv-
rlren see it; in Dayton. 0.. where the
train stopped on its way cast. the}
entire plant of the National Cash}
Register company suspended workl
for 20 minutes that. the 6.500 cm-
ployccs might view it. At every im-
portant stop official reception com-
mittees have greeted the train.
1
Eddie Carrier is conductor of the;
1min. It is reported that in Phil-
aclclphia \lsited on the trip cast-
\1:11d.the Tracklcss Train met “1111
men :1 greater reception than was
accorded it in Baltimore. Washing-
hus, Dayton and other cities along
the route in all 0! which sensational
interest was aroused. Mayor Ken-
drick of Philadelphia. and his cab-
inet were guests of tho train in the
Quaker City. where a special escort
or twenty policemen, led by three
motorcycle police. carrying Ameri-
can flags and ‘flags of the city. at-
tracted phenomenal attention.
The Trackless Train is being spon-
sored by the Motro~Goldwln film
running water and a radio equip-
company.
M. Landau’s
5 - 10c Dept. Store
Successor to
1127-129 Washington St.
o
i
G. B. \Vorth
Opp. Rialto Theatre
"All the Thrifty Shoppers Of Norwalk and surround- .-.
rigs should not fail to visit our Store, as we have If]
earranged it with a most complete line of every- 1:
ay wanted merchandise at the most popular prices :«
n the city. . '
Come and Convince Yourself
Turkish Towels
1” 40” .
Deiial, each .... 296
Regular 390
III Ladies’ Sport Hose
11 the latest
lors. Reg. 49c . . 49c
" Ladies’ Crepe Night
E1ue69c_....... 49C
Slack Pressed ‘Fibre
““13th $100
Iv'Ie'LeatherrBosItOn , '
y Pillow Cases.
1 25¢ Children’s Hose I
Black, white and cordo; ’
12?; . 190
Boys’ WashableBlouses
19.
7 9c Men’s Athletic Union
’ Suits
, 49c
on recesses in order to let the chil- '
ton, “‘ilmington. Pittsburgh. Colum—I s
Slips, in the letteSt shadeSIII
$1.59
$1.98 Jersey Silk
' Bloomers
$1.93 Jersey Silk Princess ’1 ' i
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55 Washington St”
Mahackeino Hotel Bldg;-
MAHACKEMO HOTEL e 111,
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A1 $1 to $15 Nothing Over $15' Study these Bargains
O
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