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The "MAXWELL’h—F. E. Lockwood and 00., Agents.
L. ““0”“ Department, Sentinel: 1IMoioI1-ing Department Sentinel:
,, mime 13’ 19" 1:9 in your issue how tog The steering “we! or my car squeaks
, a once
' ,. y de‘r motorcycle? 1when turned to the right Could you
H I‘- A- ' 0- “P
The timing gear and case are 111'arll-‘lm'gc'eat a way .to eliminate the I]???
5-“ ed in such a manner that you cannot ‘ '
‘1 make a mistake “3,0“ follow the 1m”#1011 is about the only thing that will:
§stop the squeaking in the steering;
less- 3 ,
,. V _ ,Irnechanlsm. The throttle and spark
“‘Ldlotoring Department Sentinel. icontrols usually pass down through
Through the columns of your pa”grime steering post by means of tubes...
V. will you advise how often the joints and these probably have become
. of the drive shaft should be lubri- 00"“de NOT “WWW the 3'3““
.95: noted? There is also a pair 9‘ these construction, it is difficult to locate
Joints between the flywheel and “grime point where the squeak occurs”
box, and Va little {affirmation about but it you will apply all to all thol
those working parts will also he ammoving surfaces you will undoubtedly
preciated. B. T. ilocate the place which is giving the
. The universal joints in the propenér trouble. Sometimes on applied dl
iij shaft and clutch and clutch shaft rectly under the steerlnx wheel hub
should be inspected and lubricated will eliminate the squeak at that
about every 500 miles. flome unimplpoint. Perhaps you have not put
sale do not need such close attent10n_.Ig‘1‘easo or oil into the steering head1
There is usually a grease retainer to Drover 101‘ some time. .
prevent the lubricant from working: Wherever one metal works uponv
. out but if these leak the joints need another a lubricant is necessary. it;
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Motoring Depamnent. Sentinel:
l have a storage battery on which
there is no maker’s name. When first
charged it is good, but it ‘exhausts
itself 'in a couple or days, Have
filled it with sulphuric acid, but this
does not help. The battery is two
years old, but has donchell until
lately. Do you suppose Lit is' worn
out? ‘1’ have not used'tlie car all the
time . . READER.
When a battery has been idle for a
long time the voltage, when charging,
will rise rapidly. and‘lllle'wlae when
in use will fall» rapidly. This may be
due to a number 0! causes, clliei
among which is over-sulphatlon oi
the plates. Sometimes a good over-
charge will reduce the sulphate on
the cartoons oi’ the plates and increase
the capacity considerably. it the
plates are not sulphated. it is possible
that ”some of the active material has
giallen oi! the grids and is deposited
at the bottom of the cell. In such
cases the plates should be removed
. Nov 2i
The Putnam County Agricultural
society has decided to sell the tair
in: at ”public auction. The sale is adv
venison to take. place on Saturdaya
The Brewster Standard days:
The Carmel Fair as it is generally
known was established about 1860." its
twenty-second annaal‘ exhibition in
1872 was made memorable by the '8.ng
pearance ct Dodworth's Band and a
ireefo'r-ail trot tor a, purse 0.: $119M!
The Dnnbury' Fair use then {our years
old. The officers thereof, John. Beard
President: B. A. Norris. vice—president:
Benj. Cowperwait, secretary; John W.
Bacon. treasurer, ant E. F; Foster. of
Reading, marshal. were invited by
William H Drew. at but time presi—
dent of the Pot-11am County sooi'elv
to name 01 er and 1sitter-us a real hors'e
grounds and buildings thereon stand- »
will want it is a question that is 1111-.
'llasbeenone oi the most active Demo
oratié members or Congress and he.
' exmm’me. '
“an.
illuminated irons‘l‘lrst P'nge.)
answered in his absence from Was‘h-
11.51.1111. but if Mansion heir expected
to make his wants known whenhe re-
turns here for the winter. Mr. Reilly
and Representative Meahucuddy. oi
Maine, share the honor of the dean-‘
ship of the New England Democratsia
Congress. Mr. 82in3 work on the
post ease committee of the House it
is anguished. may put him in line for
1:. Wills position in the post nines
department.
‘ a
quality
Warp Prints in lo.
Tapestries, and
Flowered Satins.
realism res-r
Ribbon Sale Monday
A11 odd collection of 6, 8 and 9- inch hibiscus 1:1.“ i'ln
l
sly shades,
icautiful effects for bags, girdles hat tri1nminus.ail
iic:
Jim:
and lease
.‘v horsepower engine.
close attention.
Motoring Department”, Sentinel:
. 1 have a twocylinder opposed fifteen
it starts in the
x usual way. ‘With spark retarded and
throttle open part way. the engine
runs all right. But when the spark is
advanCcd the throttle cannot be
opened any further than when startc
,. ins. as it seems to choke the engine
and stop it: Also. when the throttle
is open a whistling sound is heard
until the engine stops. What do you
. thinliL: is tile trouble? ' ' L.C.
The trouble is undoubtedly in the
carburetor.
Would suggest that ~youiI
parts when “’9 “h“! is ““999 you Undoubtedly the battery has been
.w ill undoubtedly be able to eliminatoineglecm hid the plates “0‘ kept
you will observe closely the workingiand the battery thoroughly cleaned.
the noise by the application of a “mmcovered with electrolyte. II the plates
T’“ “T The” points V V Vars not kept covered the capacity of
W” ' ‘ the battery is considerably ‘reduc'ed.
After this, has been allowed. to take
place lor some time it is not possible
to bring the battery back into condl
tion by a single charge. Several
‘xchargct will be necessary. 7Wobl‘o
suggest that the battery he placed in
the .hands of an experienced repair
man for a thorough overhauling, it
you‘ are not familiar with battery con-
0 ts lstructlon‘ and repairs it would not be
11 me 1 to metal clutches flu”advisable for you to attempt to bring
11.1mm; Department. Sentinel:
I have trouble with the‘lutch. it
semis to slip no matter what I do to
stop “it. The clutch is a metal blind.
and I have it adjusted ‘as tight as i
can not it. but still it aims. Kindlyl
advise me through “your columns if
there is any way of preventing it
from slipping? . A. I '
ogether
Phillaos D, L‘z‘Ole'.
W, Ives.
ham! and tullyvho, ~
railrnont inc finest, herd 1'
icy. lease Field.
E.
is orking men.
ing menu. William ‘iI.
with Whiman. best time :2.8
turn talus.
t1 actions.
“ are 8614'
per CQYCI‘.
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labia oi 31,500.
and in an;
trot and bear real misic. it is need-
less to addihat all if Dapbury’s of-
ficers were present,
such horsemen as J. M. Ives. with
indy‘Sontag; Henry Critut. with Noi-
wilh Black
A. N. Miidman, with Charley.
an. a tour-in—1
with
Memorable and magnificent as was
the show, the‘ effect vus not last-
ing. In 1873 there was 10 excitement
in it'll James E Kiley made an
effort to scorn the cutie show end
at the r-‘amlition and eat to tilt: (luv
\ \ir-u
{193's moi" mmbiei in the tulllll3'.;1nx “”11me “G 118.. l DWIDGCt 0!
Enos 8. Yale. Keri Henion. Jun-us
Ritchie. ll. W. Krkham. Da id M.
F Fowler sent a fine string oil;
Colonel Ecshen. lho Palestine giant (or lilat honor is expected to develop
and may" mm“ W" by ““0" P"‘.between’ Representitlve McGilllcuddy,
lot Maine; Representative Gallivan. oi.
when the 1.1.1 was not right for picf— Boston. and chrosehtatlvc O'Shau-
were the midway at-
Howcs. Do Swords and Henry Non.
ey. the later rendering comet 3010;:
Hot fitki'urt'ers here unkmfivnd
but spare-lb ulthsbak‘cd potatoeagg.
1- bread pumpkin pie and coffee
in' the balcony end of
the exhihiron building at 25 cents loan Congress MT fig” prepared by.
All the time'liisiory and remind“'
censo- wilipe and with the promises. 1“”5- 30 T“ it
HA8 REBATIVESI m NORWALK Ilheiegation. P. Dafls Oakey. member
.1
‘ ' iola‘ct from the First Connecticut Dis-
Elbertw ammo. Brooklymmniirm. is listed as “P. D Oakly" and
Other “lame duck" gossip is that
Representative Palmer, or Pennsylva-
ale. and Etevens, of New Hampshire,
may be appointed to the new trade
commission. Both of these were do»
tested for United Siam Senator. .
The retirement of .the entire Con-
‘necticu-t. delegation in the House vwil
for somebody. One of the best or
these is the place hold by Reilly on
;tive Lonerzan is on the public build’
iappointmcut to the ludiciary commit
lsentatlve Mitchell, 0! "Massachusetts
leaves a Democratic vacancy on the
faays and means committee. 21 contest
nessy. of Providence, It i. Represcn»
tauve Gardner, Loci Massachusetts. is
now a RepublicanI member of the
3V
i
1
committee.
All unoilloial list of members of the
xtlie clerk of the muse oi IRepreseniu
has at least two mini
ltakes in the listing or the Connecticut
Xilllchard P, Freeman. memberelect
BROOKLW, N, Y-. 3909118. ~Lette‘rs1rcm the Second District. is listed as -
of administrtion upon the estate 0: ”‘11. P. Freeman."
Elbert W.wa'hurst~u11cle, in Nor
Willi. 0f Bellamin anl Charles iliqth‘c docket or. the “United States
Hawaiith Mal Mace E. Goren: Supreme court on term. one-or them.
“hum! Mrs. Andie 1"“ Y'Hél'iry rain Gilbert; Minimum . ,.
M. lv‘ishoréissuofl to Mrs. Phebe Ann»? against Elam 6..«David. ndrninistra» ,. '
assume, 'ni‘s lists, or No. 441 P»ui trlx, which comes loom Daauury .
11am avenue. new ol’ the papers appeaiilrom the Federal District mull. .
which today is m is hone in the ofico for Connecticut. The case involves an .
oi the Clark oft! Surrogates court, estate. but immodiately. it concerns
There are raw Connecticut cases on
1
lleave some good committee vacancies '
the post ofilce committee. Representa- ’
tea, Representative Marion's retire,
Townsend. W. I”: lo'wior. F C. Bent meent means a yam“): on the ’99")
5’1“"? 3’0““ ““‘3 priations committee.
it is expected that ”Representative ‘
Daniel K Townsmd and Harrison elect E. J. Bill will be reassigned to
Hide” “T”? ‘1! Nurse 0! the "0'5 his old place on the ways and means
\‘clsene
c mitt s the defeat of Re a-
Brown Kiiy and Happy Medium 31‘... cm at: A pr
won first money in two races and
John F‘ Divaun won the free- for- all
kinds of fancywork, and some for camisoles it) wear
under thin‘ waists. Values $1.25, $1.39, $1.75, $2.6g till-i
$2.75, all in one group, at
$1.00 a'LVvard to close out.
Banding Ribbon,tl1ick rich qualities in stripes.
jacquaids brocndcs. Roman stripes, lJI'OCfldtS. tniictas and
._;1Vtins with gilt flowers very striking beautiful
weaves for belts, hat bands or trimmings. Values 59 eta,
$1.00 and $1.39,
50¢‘a yard to close 011th
Monday morning. Ribbon Section. .
. Black Filet Veili'ng ~ '
Bordered Fancy Nets
switching Novelties
Of late design.
and
r
About . the most practicelinventiiul in'ihe way of vcilsTL
is the bit of not or lace that has an anchorage about the
noel: «of black velvet banding iiliS often has a posy ofa
fascinating description. These Veils are $1.25.
Blank ’Filet with black velvet patches
tisll “monohc,”
The coquet~
that makes a beauty of every face.
Fads and Females in Neckwear‘ ,
Collar: and VeStces of lace , and ortrnnd-ic, . be-
.. ,or business wear
‘L' separatcl)‘ or in combination.
.- Very attractive exhibits
1" a
,.‘,C‘?’“inia" stvlcs for all women
Severely tailorch" styles:
, Frills and Plaitings .for dress-up“
Crepe dc China Ties of exquisite
«styles' in black and while crepe black and white orgnndic
colorings ngpecial
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at 25 and 50 cts. L '
Sec exhibition t uses.-
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UN a heavier spring in the auxiliary graphite is used to prerfent slipping.
air "we Y9“ may not get a spring it is often advisable to mix this flake
‘01 the Hunt tension at first. but try graphite with a little oil to form a‘l
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same back into condition.
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HELPFUL HINTS.
away on June 1 912 lie left an sis-loom Michigan to Connecticut, intend
late or about 31. fit in‘ personal proper- mg, as he claim. to return to Michi-i':j
shows. that wtenhe decedent passed the citizenship oi Gilbert. who went
W?EiéfiEfi§r§éNsT5i Bmderson‘inurd-iifty tour ivas‘xiound
FARTmRE'er ”19*!“ 'a meeting dead in. lied .irom gas. 11ohsonln'g,.at
nu. ..
results.
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:.:Motoring Department, Sentinel:
.i have a 1913 touring car.
cylinders ln country
in fifteen miles
consumed in one built when car is at
'. a standstill with motor running and
if
your gas lever retarded? E. N.
To answer your question oil’hapd
Ivg-would be guess work. If you. can
approximately estimate the R. P.1d.
of the motor under the both condi-
.tlons you have outlined then you can
several until you obtain the desired thick paste
four the drum and band wear t6 such an
running the extent that adjustment becomes
our consumes one gallon of gasoline possible. From what you state it an
. ,. Will you please advise the approxl- be 13‘?me HoWevel‘. it you file
i‘ mate quantity or gasoline whinil is
This type clutch shouldl ‘
Undue wear of tires is alien caused
Ibo t ted frequently in order T” "Tiny using different sizes on one car. In
vent the metal surfaces irom wearing other “on“, do not use an m, .1“
,away If the slipping is not “0”“ tire on one wheel and a smaller size
on the other.
‘1 A faulty set of piston rings in one
{cylinder will cause a motor to run ir ,
regularly. All the cylinders should‘
have equal compression. One weak
pears that a new clutch drum should
away some of the metal at the point?
where the adjusting nut bottoms you? pound whcih is not only annoying to
will be able to obtain some further the driver, but injurious ‘0 the whole
adjustment, which may serve your‘ mechanism.
purposes. for a 1.1.11.1. is quite prob'.
A little alcOhoi inlected into the syn
ab: that” you have neglected Th“ llnders occasionally is very good to
pa 0 e car. and that the parts help reduce carbon deposits. it is best
are worn to “'6‘ ”mm of. “-90de reum do this at the completion of a run
placement, it you have a: new gum‘lor‘ when mm is init.
cylinder will cause. a disagreeable.
1 more accurately figure the gasoline installed would suggest that. this
.‘ "1 consumption. When ldllng‘ the motor part be given frequent attention and
’Ivshould turn over very slowly and of treatment ill that ‘li ‘3 E 1’3“ 91 “‘9
course consume very little fuel. car .which is .very much abused by.
it'he average driver. . . V
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1'. Motel?“ Department, Sentinel: ‘ , " "
i vs a‘ multiple disc clutch m
T on, but somehow it does not 3;; 1:? Motoring Department. 8619mm
lease all the way. allowing the driv-i
g shaft to spin when the clutch is take fire,
.4 held out Consiequently it is hard to burned up and i cant understand
put m low 'gear when starting. The new it happened. I take good care or
. . gears also remain looked when stop theoaral all times? ‘ ' READER'
. @1113 with the clutch out. .. ‘The gasoline must have ignited by.
l-s there any enlistment on the some spark. it the gasoline was leak-
u . 1
Kindly advise me what makes acar
_._. _I‘,'_
‘ snore? I will apreciate any infor- easily become ignited by mbackflre
motion you can give me on this mat» “”95.“ the cargurstor. M“: motors
m. through your paper. . NH M. when cold backfire in starting. it
Usually there is an external adjust- 'thero was snideient vapor arising
:nient which will ,permit more throw from the 3939“” it may have been
to clutch. EvidentIly it does not re lighted .3” m9 spark Tam 'the coil
ideas. as it sliouidf'k You“
from the inside Would suggest that 39"“ circuit somewhere 850‘"; the'
you Write the manufacturers of the motor which caused a spark. It :IoVer-
fail to give our number. model, etc. suited. '
& dangerous: it ill more than likely than
Motoring Department, Sentinel: L'Qle motor backfired in Bum-7 Till“
What is the obiect‘ot a clutch brake? V13 “V0" 3“ unusual MW»
Please explain its ass? READER. in such cases the essence supply
.1 clutch brake is a device 10‘ check ,Shmllil be shut on. at the tank imme-
the momentum of thoiclutch when diately.‘ and the motor allowed to rim
changing speeds. Usually when the in order to draw the name at the car-
clutch is disengagedvit tends to spinI‘buretor-"(intb the. is old pipe. With
ior some time. due to the momentum the. fuel supply out all the fire is; then
received from the. engine. The brake easy to oxihnslilah. If. however. £118»
be on the clutch short or. drum in whole oto l irsaturated with D“ and
rich manner as to reduce its 1-13"va go rapid head-
carom: 11ml facilitates gear s'lili‘ Wily iii a very short tim It‘lis advis-
. wit-hoot having to wait for the Vania to‘ stop av 11” the slightest gas
."L'T'
one need a the clutch
A few days ago my car)
" clutch to allow the disc to release "‘3'- from the carbumtor this could
my pm: 11 when tile me as turned on. it is .
nec'e'sgéry to make the adjugtmefit possible thatithera may have been a
car for instruction in doing so don’t tainly would “9T take me except. I»
mall carburetor: was is V: L‘ '
°v”"’°“m‘l‘°‘? W lush and i seen 11;. motor and ans ‘.
A scraping noise sometimes can be
traced to a valve springmhlch has be-
come misplaced and is rubbing against
the plate which incloses the valve me-
chanism. To eliminate this reuuiros ‘;
either the fitting oils. new spring or the
reshaping of his Void Spline so that con-
tact with the cover plate if avoided.
The inn belt should always be kept '
tight. d! the belt is loose the fan ‘will
not turn as last as it should, and. or
course. the motor will not be as cool
as it should be. _
lliflilll 111nm
‘Ll'rlai Bottle of 913$ “St Jacob'l
.. , ’ all.”
Back hurt you? Cont straighten
up. without tooling suddenpains, sharp
, ”Now filiatenl
. sV
as... and . tlilneas so quickly.
conic tli ‘ pals
doesnft burn the» skim; V
Dunbar up!
new: ms"
small am bottle or old. 11ml: rat.
Jacob's oil" 1mm any drug store, and"1 _ ' L
alter using it just once. you'll forget
that you ever had backache, lunch
or «sciatica. because
never hurt or cause {or no: 'miss
looted.
any.
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iii Billie“?
apw,?li~
"Papa's Diapsm’" Digests "F
When Stoma;I caulk—venue
. ‘.
Will get happy
ach so you can
without fear '
ty, and outside arouse already meu- gun, but he stayed in Connecticut.
"0“de *5 SWVW-e‘hl" six nth" nieces When Gilbert sued the defendant Vin
and nephews an; oil as nine grandv the Federal court he was met with the
nieces and grandlphuws . . .
The letters we lss'ued by Surro “Connecticut and hence the court had
gate K810“!!! to i petitioner. bill 110! no jurisdiction. He lost on that issue
before she turnind a bond with theianu now appeals, alleging that he was
clerk oi the course. that all interest tricked into nut pressing the case in
ed in the estate “11d be properly pr‘ovl the gum courts until more than three
Mrs. Cheesmanlhde an affidavit to state courts of jurisdiction also.
the effect that ‘sl had made a that»;
cash search iorny will that her docket is that of Marion A. Morse
brother might ha; made and loft and mm“ “Sidney A. Brown. which is
is satisfied as thcesult at her amok. also appealed from the Federal Dis-
that her brother i not make or ieavsl‘mct com.
"British diplomatic authorities is to
""itn‘e street that tobacco is nonconsidaV
.ered contraband and that its shipment '.
in; -neutral vessels to any country will 1 _ V
nus u: 11:11
PM;
“fa——
Do some toodoou oat hit backfiidociansd by was
taste good. but in: badly; ferment. easiest, the ports aldermanyand ‘A.
into stubborn lull} and cause a sick. trig. Under an attentive blockade it a
sour gassy storih? Now. Mr. “claimed that. any shipping is liable to,
. Mrs nympho, Stills doWn:Palie‘sls_enu1-e, whether contraband or nel-
" . Diapepsin digestiverythlng; leaving ICermlnly in the spanish view all sorts
nothing to sour 1i upset you. There i-ot ships and screws, were captured by
. never was anythtso solely quick, so the American fleet in Gillian waters
certainly elfectlvi 'No difference how
badly your stores is disordered, you
i in lire minutes
.. but what pleas Von most is that it?
strengthens sadisulates your stom-
Four favorite foods
Most remediu'ive you relic! somev ‘ '
{allegation that he was a ‘roaidsnt of
years had elapsed which depered the“
Another Connecticut case on the
.W. (tomatoes. is utter:
IIney for M. ii. CMoran. ,
While recent assurances train the
loot be interfered with by the allies.
{until the eiporuttion ct tobacco to En
trope 'is. therelor'enax canceled t‘q pro-I
speed. a different condition Would ex,
lat: it is believed; it a blockade were
and France
while trying to; run the blocks.
biocheds against flier-many was toe“-
cured by France. in the Franco-Prus-
slan. war in 1810 and tobacco cargoes
Were shipped ironi’ this country that
were liable to animus by the Branch
i
the blood to poison the entire system.
, like lumps .‘11 was, and you are still;
"cloudy, run of sediment. 31- n"... coin
or a mans or the cunecticut
Teachers'V Association in the Capitol.
Saturday, it was Vyoted to present a
bill for teachers pensions to the next
General Assembly and the following
were appointed to draft it: Charles 1..
AVmcs, 'Hartford: Henry T. Burr, Wil-
liniantlc; strong comm... Danhury.
NEW HAVEN MAN DIES
’GAS.
new HavnN‘. Nov.
llllll liiil ii lilill
FROM
1 sealants
sans fr: aacx Home on ,_
nuances corneas.
w
”to be constantly on guard centrist kid
any «trouble: '
The kidneysjdo their utmost to tree
theLLblood of {his minions acid, bur
become week from the salmon; the}
g's‘tV sluggish the eliminative tissue:
clog and thus the wine is retained in
. When your kidneys unbound reel
dér is irritable utilising you to each
relief during the night: when you have
leavers headaches, nervous and dim . I . ,
f" Have stopped the ladder 20 rounds to ,
1:11:13 1:: Mil
I'i’AKLE A TABLESPOONFUL 9F
We are a nation or meat eaters and “_
our blood is sues with uric acid. says - 1"“
a sermon authority, who warns: us .
:g
his homo in Hamilton street. tpdsy.
Gas had iioun from 5 gas cook left
partly turned on by accident 'A Wid- .
ow and inn-1m Isurvhc .' ~- ‘
MM#._~M~
11:1:
The NORWALK
PAWNSlIOP
You will find a large selection
of unredeemd Pledges. Tools,
Firearm, Musical Instrumpnts,
Jewelry and Suit Cases at the
Nor-walk Pawnsho’p.V
~ loath Roseniicld Prop.
to wards ferREE'r "
some wdhwaLK L‘
Money loaned on articles or Value.
flotsam! Hotel
Rathskellei:
Open from 9 a, m,
it) ii 39 p ill.
no- to sarcasm -
mom‘s "
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NOTIOE ILO 'THE PUBLlpl
street. where “i will conduct
You
simply rub it on your. back and out?
It lorhamissa and .
Get a ,t‘
ijy‘ou‘r back will
times—411e,: hp 9“ but, not sure. 1;;
' “Papa’s Diane ' is Quick.) positive
and puts your mach in a healthy V . VV
condition so V. ise‘rg won't come“
Sack. ~~ ~
You‘teel dine in: soon as "Papas
Diapepsln" co” in contact with the. ~
you ever man’s. getting a large my
_ . .
., Diapepsln treat
Plumbing Establishment.
A. HEGELEJN ‘ ‘
THE FURNITURE LINE? I
i' 111.com '0 See [Is IBIefore Uotl
Norwalk Chronicler