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HANKY PANKY_ _
'i-Iaaky Panky," wish comes to the
Stamford Theatre 'esturesy nations!
and night. of this week, is atypical
[new Fields shown that is styled a
“jumble of jolllflcation. It is a llilgh~
producer, and is noted as an absolute
ly “clean" show, All that is striven
for is amusement of high order, good,
clean but ludicrous comedy, beauty of
chorus, costumes and lighting effects.
That the management have succeeded
in this is evidenced by the enormous,
popularity of “Hanky Panky." it has
200 nights to its credit in the Broad-
way Theatre in New York. when it
ran right through the summer; 200
nights in Chicago. and 150 hi!" ts in
Boston. with seven weeks in Philw
Rathskeller
Open from 9 a. m.
to 11.30 p. m.
MUSIC SATURDAY
moms “
Make 460
Your Faithful
Messenger
We urge you to use our telev
phone freely for whatever you need delphia and a trip to San Fran .:isco
in our line at YOUR convenience.
“THE MISLEADING LADY”.
’ Tobacco The attraction at the Stam’nrd The
' and NEWS atre. Thursday evening of t‘ ll week,
' Store, will be the three act comedy “The
' " S MAIN .811, NORWALK. Mlgleadiugllflyi" which use,“ a‘
run of an entire season at the Fulton;
Theatre, New York, and threei
months at the Colonial Tl:eatre,,Bos-,
ton. This 91806” is the owned success
of the authors. Paul Dickey 'and
cast-ras- Goddard. who gained fame
from their first, offering ”The (1110s!
Breaker"..in wh’ieh Henry B, Warner
starred. ‘
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A SCHOOL non GIRLS
Ptmsrnxn' mills NURWAIJK.
(Founded by niaabeih Btu-r load,
seas.
The School will open for the Fall
You ‘I I
31% 15's h “'
‘ wfiamm‘l‘S-m Term on Thursday morning, Septem-
We 01"“..“II‘WMD m ber 17, 1014. at nine o'clock. All clan.
mt» advance lee w“. sec except the primary recite in the
Jan To m W,” Paul,“ been :hi‘l’tm bunglingl on Pregnant lavenue.
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lA‘ mom Fm AGENCY floor has an exit on the ground‘lcv.
4713...“ NI. roan el. thus obviating all danger- in we
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.‘ 4 _ _ _ y College Preparatory. General :a-nd
Special courses for older girls. with
[that ' waldron music and dancing under 00th
‘ instructors; Primary and Interrrtdl-
. . . ate Department for little Kirls ‘ nd
District M303“; ‘ ‘for boys under ten you‘d. Fr’oh
~~ , ' r 1' ’9 taught in all grades beyond and in-
29 Havrland SM eluding the sixth. Arrangements do
man , for ~bruising children to school ,nd
rod-“serving a hot luncheon. Terms find
it “illustrated booklet on mlicatioi.
' . The Principals may be seen stithe
- School any morning on or alter Sep-
tember seventh. ‘
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, “yids rliunt memo. n
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Motoring Department, Sentinel: ' slderabis bearing surface between the
00 you advise using the emergency‘worm and sector. and if this is dry a
brake in ordinary driving or should squeak and unnecessary wear will re-
“ be reserved for special cues? ‘sult. Wherever there are bearing sur-
A. C. faces there should be lubrication.
As its name implies. the emergency “"—
brake is there for use in an ciner- “El-"UL “INTs-
gency such as the failure of the foot Soit water should be used in the
brake or when the foot brake alone cooling system and not hard water.
is not sufficient to stop the car as find water contains more or less min-
quickly as desired. However. it inert! matter. which will cause deposits
well to use the hand brake frequently. ’in the radiator and water Jackets Ee-
The foot or service brake will then‘iilochll! is this true if the motor has
last longer and will require less sd-le tendency to overheat and the water
Justment. If one becomes accustomed boll.
to the frequent use of the emergency Every battery box ll“. or should‘
brake he will instinctively apply it have. a drain in the bottom. Where
in case of an calmer. [the battery is located on the runebossd
---- this drain is ineffectual. For that rd-
eon the hon should be raised a bit
“above the running board even if my
"(info hole is carried through the run.
the other day i found there was sofa“ board. TM‘ will Dem" the ”h"
current in the storage battery. .a .trolyte which W spill m" from “0"
ler-ing under the hottnrn and destroy!"
friend of mine told me it was aulq .
”mm I .m not "'7 “mm" witn'"" it also can be washed out-when-
tbe electrical part of the car and sin 3"" the car “ “U“L
at a loss to know what to do. A motor that ll IBM to consider-
OWNER able vibration is liable to have its ey-
‘work i th crank case
Sulphating is the result of mm'llu‘l mu m 1”“: 0;“. WM
iigob'iitufsttsochrs: 33:52“ N “n ”’3” °' "“ H m’ m ”9‘-
means that the plates of the battery!
r.".:°°°..:°:.-::;..M..s°.:ss: .... ...... rum-«mm
’ "to all
amount of sulphuric acid from the iron I" I'm] at?” :‘l l ed:
battery solution. A long charge or”. ‘
three or four days at a low rate will.
i The use of kerosene for cleaning out
mt:: battery back to its normal the cylinders of . motor
issgeodthing,butifcarried teen
{case more or less trouble is apt to fol-
Motoring Department, Sentinel: low. Too much kerosene will cut out
Although it is carried on bail W all lubrication and very considerably
insaaecueakieeueetrornthewomm W- n. 0111mm“.
”d 5'" “M" 9' W “'5 KW cylinders will rain with the gasoline
sirloin. * READER and may tend to mass ignition diillcult
The squeak is due to lack of proper and curling very hard. Further. the
lubrication. 'i‘heer is usually a plug burning kerdsene is likely to produce
in the steering head housing where deposits of carbon. leaving the engine
greasecan belniected.r'l‘hereis con- almostas bad. perhaps. as it was be,
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Two Regiments of Connecticut
Motoring Departu'tent. Sentinel:
i had my car in storage for about
waits and while attempting to start it
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every town in the country. was mus-
tered into the United States service
on August 13, ll“, which will be
Just 58 years from the anniversary
reunion next week. When the real-
ment entrained for the front on Sep-
tember S crowds of relatives and
friends from Not-walk were present
to wimi their'dear ones Gadsnced.
and the real business or war had be-
an. The Seventeenth was a three-
year regiment. and nw much active
work. Among the. bigger battles in
which it was.an was Chancel-
iHilton KeadJniy. 19. use. Company
. 'A.lost;6i men killed. wounded and
. - ~'ca and F test an
Next'Friday will surely be a. A. 3. ”WM Company
om £0. The veteran' association wu‘
day at Burton Point park. when the" formed ov . and h _
Vi“, “annual reunions of the Wet- or 1°", “‘" "° ~ 054
its reunions in Won't, Nerwailr
terns seesaw of the 17th and. was wymlflflt “mm town to in-
it to hold a reunion and the day
i° "“8 W! .m’“. u” M“ " m" holiday. the local militia companies
were N610“ “WW Mounts.) andgthe tin-department turning out;
to 1:03er 11 “It "PW" " "‘ ‘“ narrower was served on the old‘
win he made. and a w “good
warm, Mm 1" °”.lecal..~sneahem. Heroes 0. secs is
are famous‘will h- !!an ammonium .r. «Henry Business»
. 1'11! WM“! ‘W‘u‘v Omaha saunter: “like present tune.
that volunteesamfantrit.wassassn~ m. - - , 'u i ‘ _
. The regimental association in!!!“
- -tain ‘a ‘fles'pole at Barlcw's knell;
3 when 'the first day’s
till!" ‘ ,. ‘
mt."»' I“
ii‘i‘.. lieuhdhlh
iseachoftbeihree
“tarnished. a wrench shouldbe applied .
occasionally to make sure that every~l
Volunteers “I'M ll W itor-mus. Vs... Gettysburg. Pa... ,llor-
l. s 9. g 3.... C ; lrhlsiand.ll‘ort Wagner.Welekaand-
' ‘ Fowl,- Rm ‘ thinners. Fla, arid’Dunns’laake. "Fla.
The mutual: was mustered out at ,
unths. Bot! 1mm '4‘ sum!“ a“bi|' event. It'wae made a town ’
something antiwar-hum ‘um‘ amt- many bands and drum corps ‘ ,
with their women toll: “' 1“” used to the martial spirit of the z
savor-able. Speeches!” prominent men «unlit! I grounds. w d “mndk
amoral / speeches vet's-made by a number a; '
was killed. films 3'
“it m 33:"? at; ”mum saga custodian—story.
- ‘ '. . '7‘ . theme-£010! <
3 fore the treatment was applied. it ta-
4 blespoonful or two to each cylinder. ac-
cording to the else of the motor. should
be plenty. and it should, of course, he
put in when the motor is hot, lost af-
ter a run.
Before taking your car out of dead
storage: Properly innate all the tires
before taking car off the lacks. Fill
the tank with gasoline. Screw down
all the grease cups and freely use the
oil can wherever there are working
parts. if the ignition system requires
use of battery, use a newly charged
use; Fill the radiator with water. Do
thhsalowiy, to allow the water to corn-
plcteiy till the cooling system. in mo-
tors using the splash lubricatiug: sye~
tern it is desirable to drain off the old
oil from crank case and refill Iwith
fresh oil. Put a teaspoonful of kero-
senet'h each cylindu before crankins
Mayor. Clean all the spark elm
Oil the magneto. using the bes't‘grade
ofoil. lfthecarhas been placedin
warm. dry storage no further trouble
should be necessary. Tires. of course,
always deteriorate. and their life after
a season. 'e storage is more or less on
certain.
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Motoring Department, Sentinel:
Could you tell me what the (litter-
.snee labetwecu a hm: tension dis-
tributor and a timer? J. H. W.
The high sin-ton distributor takes
care of and distributes the high isn-
sicn or secondary wrest to the vari.
ous cylinders at timed intervals.
The timer simply 'iaw'rnpts st
timed lemme the primary current.
“to primary current is obtained
from a gmeretcr or storage batter».I
and this is stepped up to a high vol-
tage mentby incense! thein-,
duetion soil. The timer and distrih‘I
ntcr is necessary in order to have;
the spark delivered to the respective;
cylinders in the proper tiring order at
the proper time.
La. hiny 27 to July 9, 1863. In the
assault on Port Hudon it furnished
too of the 260 members of the "for-
lorn hope," as the party who led the
charge was_called. Company 0 was
mustered almost entirely of Norwalk
men. under the ccmmand‘of Captain
Theodore L Beokwith. which suffer-
ed a loss of 16 men in killed. wound-
ed and mining. ,.
it is the wish the president of the
* association that all members he pres-
ent, with their families and driends
There will be an address by Judge
flurry C. Sconeld. .1
3 _ Oyster Divers. _ . _
Oystersnreobtsincdinvarions waysl
IONDAY, AUGUST a4, 191g
'lhc Snore Closes at 5 p. to. Daily.
Except Saturdays when the closing hour is 9 p. m.
Clearance of Couch Hammocks
Best Grades and Styles
'Anyone who owns and uses the Swing Couch llam-
mock knows the joy of perfect and luriurious rest. Nuth-
ing yet has been invented by ease-luring motel that can
equal it. It will be good news I: many people doubt—
less, to learn that prices are (low again on the summer
stock of Hlammocks and that ther- is mm more chance,
and only one, to buy at reductions.
Styles that were $12.00, now $10-25
Styles that were $9.00, new $700
Styles that were $8.50, new 55-95 ‘
There are now several at each price but. it is not well
to wait too long. All Hammocks are supplied with
chains. hooks and screws.
Hammock Standards, metal, aluminum finish, $3.00.
i In the Basement.
Special Designer Subscription
Do not forget that for a few days The Designer can
be had at a low price. Rtgiltcr at the Pattern Counter and
pay .30 etc. it» .i
At the Linen Section
Remnants of Table Damask, one and one-half, and
two yards. 3 ‘l
Rerrmnta of Huck Toweling, all grades and widths;
Remnants of Dress Linens. 5‘ 1
One picks tip valuable Linens the coming week.
Luther M. Wright
‘ 3 j Best Mined Anthracite-count will
BARGAIN IN UIID CARS
Ford “cumulanmam some
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15WWOII‘,IOW1’ painted. Bargain carom
1_Popeflartford,arevelationinpowerandepeel
Sweet Calif Evapgr‘ated Campbell’s
Oranges TallCaus Soups .
Modem 3 for 25c 3 for 25¢
~"I‘Delieimis‘ Creamery Butter,“ :1 lb. 33c
East- India Tea-C0 »
Telephone an I no Wasmucron sr.
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TON $97.00
r
7' list/e Just Reached a Cargo of the
. , Still Same as $7.00 per ton Deliver-
' I .ed‘in'Norwalk and Darren.
E. 3T. 3 BATES .
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