Eli.“- E‘WEWH. 1915
THE FORD.
S. L. BENEDICT. Agent. '
THMQOIM “W
! chilling the lever trout iirnt .-
The mall to it uhich holds the first
lspccd in the neutral position is evi-.
‘ Gently faulty and does not perloriu ital~
, .‘TESTS THAT WILL NOT FAIL
loropei'rt‘unctimr Two speeds meshed
Really Extinct.
at the same time will prevent the
[transmission shafts from the turning:
Sign of Death, tho Artery Opming
And Fluomcein Tutu Provido a Bar
i must break.
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Motoring Department. The Sentinel-- Against anatun Burial. ,,
a» car twith difi‘crcut sized tircs. never-
t.‘ oless no harm will result for a
blort titue. llrlvinlt home with dif-
frm‘ent size tires on the rear should
pvoducc tio serious result. The dif-
r'~--l'cntial is sufficiently strong to take
i-urc cf the additional work necessary
I i such an emergency.
tb‘ott ring, Department, The Sentinel:
Would you kindly tell me in war
'columns l‘l‘ily my motor should kucck
. I wo id b cite. r and 'ust as sutls-' . . . . . . . i
q; iron 11... throttle is thrown one” 5.1.1. it “ 9 ape _ 1 with a scraper or screwdriver will Probably one of the most infallible ‘ “'r' D“ ““1 ““lmm‘d 3”" “.1“ . , . 1 ’
. lactory to use a solution with court , . ll (70,2 Fairlicld A“. and (.‘edar Bl. And blcct fnrctci be she who relletld
c Auiy‘.’ ll l open air throttle gradu- . . 'sbow the difference. .tests is "10 opening 0’ an artery. I" . 1' .m Frin'q hont'r d F i .. . l
_ V . ‘ nionsalt or calcium chloride. Either, , _ life the arteries are full of blood 1) 42 Taller Aw. and Smith St. JV ' ' ’ v an ‘1' n 1‘ ”Adi" '
(wily, taking from Six to eight seconds Driving ovcr rough roads at the‘ u ‘ 4.. Woodward Ave. and Meadow St. _____ Thomas Hoorai
to do so; it runs perfectly without a
1;.in ot‘ a knock. ls thc trouble in
l‘ e magnet/otkic. A. M, ‘
it is possible that the knock it
mused by poor carburction under the.
conditions named. Thére is no reason}
a: by the magneto should be suspected.
providing it works favorably under
all other conditions. Perhaps when
t-tc throttlc is‘ opencd suddenly thei
b3 iark is too far advanced, Make sure;
that the spark and throttle controla.
3‘0 working freely and imlepcndcntb“ . . o _ printed min-titty. nrrnnucd for the. v, m “m an, win Sm .
o" each other. ztbe, car lb ranting upon I" ”.10 pr 6 incxt six “wiits in Trinity 4'hurch, the, f heart With “ blurred °umn§ This '3 2‘; “gag" Avc. iind ‘l'nion Place Matinees, 2:15_ Burning-S 7:30 and 9.00.
l sure is "m "mm decreased when medallnwmx schedule will be carried ““996 by even the faintest movement; on spin: Hill and Kellogg St.
F'otn‘lnv Department 'l‘hc Scntiucl' «1 weight is lifted. If ”I“ inflation is loutz— ‘ '0' the mm A“ x ray exposam 0’ 1'; l‘ninn Park
\l'ill l’bu 195ch tell. a reader of with “up“ “W ”‘0 tire is indented when . Strla‘olrtlcmi IA't-t'nrcs. ‘0 Md P050“ “3V0.“ “’0 bout clear '25 West Ave. and Berkley st. IGH-CLASS
p ‘ I ’ ithe par r9513 upon il. then the “reg, Friday, February 11‘ ~"llcn illll‘. ‘Clll’ and sharp. p.37 Franklin Ave. and Lyrics Place
l‘dllf‘l‘ how i may iauten a strength: , , . ’ . ; Tucsdnv. litil‘ch L‘Ilw “The ICVNNN 01'; There are numberleua so called tel" " (T'is‘ No our (Private Dov)
. ,. . . mum: is increased by the weight ot the, _ .. . . . . . .
wing patch on the inside. 01 a can; . . . ~ ‘11,,13.“H,|‘4 .0, the eye. its nbrlulmge in line. the 3 WP“ At‘c. and Mcrwtn St.
‘ fig where there is a thrcatcncd blow-1‘?” “5 fl”) amount m depression is mg There will be no admission rbarz- l dimming and fogging ol‘ the tmns‘ .33 llnrbnr Ave. and Orchard St.
(Kill? 1' have had one repaired at iii 1”" ""1”“ “omems- ltd. bl" H (‘vlb‘l‘lb-il ““1 it“ ”“0“ l0 1 parent part and other signs. These ill (‘hnpl-l 5'1. and Harbor Ave,
‘ .- b . i want t) hm“. bow m (‘0' -— idcl‘rny t-xpcnscs and liit‘ balance Will lslgns are not lumcient proof. on“ m 36 Wcut Av'c. ncar Armory
stop. it ‘ ‘ ( ,‘ i Motoring Department, The Seutincl-- be added in the Sunday hCilntll offer- ltlio test of flashing a bright light in 38 Elm Crest and New“ St.
it myself. ’llie ordinary tubber (-0-; l have always believed it necessary to do: on Missions. The lectures will lie-,1 the eye to see if the pupil contracts. ll Cross St and Wilton Ave.
rucnt scents hardly the thin;r since!
if is one piece of canvas against an.
(flier-4!, P,
Cement is used to hold the rein-
forcing patch in place, Most any
automobile supply store can furnish
you with these blow-out patchcs and
one kind of cement suitable for the
mirpose. it is simply a matter 01"
iraving the surfaces clean and dryi
(Lid applying the cement according to;
d‘reciions on the can.
fi‘fot‘cring l)epartmcut_ The Sentinel: *1
Kindly advise me if it will make,
any differene in a motor if you reduce“
the weight of the piston and connect“
tug rod about ten or twelve ounces to.
etch set?—-—.l. McC. . i
it is impossible to advise you in‘
this matter. You may upset the
whole balance of the motor by 'mak-l
ing- changes. On the other hand, it.
:uu wish to experiment you may dis-‘
t'tlv‘et‘ that reducing the weight oi"
tlie piston and connecting rcd will iui-j
prove it considerably. It must be re-;
11. einbered, however, that the designer}
‘v crked the proportions cut very care-‘
fully. and probably ,by nuiuerouc
tests adopted the sizes and weights:
ion have. To make changes may not;
only weaken the vital parts. but alsoj
dztract from the efficiency of the
l'l':0ltitt‘. As above stated, your makJ
log a change would be more or less;
0" an experiment. i
P'otoring Department. The Settlinei:-:
When l stop my car. which is a six-i
0‘1'iind9l', and the motor stands . to]
cool. there is a decided tapping noise.i
us it some. one were hammering on
the casting. Will you kindly explain
what is it and the remedy for it?
Will you tell me a good cleaning;
solution, for the radiator and how-
(wit-cnmltmild he cleaned?~-K.— X. 8.1
There is of possibility that the tap-
iofnzhnclae is caused by the contract-
tion‘bt- the metal whcn‘cbollag. The
partly Which are li'olted and pubieoted
. .. t
. 'Pl‘iu t-
.‘llotoriuc lie lartmcnt. The. Scntlnclz-« ,
'f I . . _ icastonalli holds the valve off the scat
in using carbide tor ligltt_ what . . , . .
. . .tor an llltlitllll if the stem Ir} a little
effect bill it have on thc light to user , . -
loose in the, guide, I‘hc rcincdy. by
enough alcohol in the water to pro‘ . .
‘ . scra ill) ' off tho de till. is obvious. it
vent treczliig‘l-WM. W. l l 1" on
:low that actual valve sealing. and not
born “90 ,
The addition of alcohol to tho. wateli is not an“) to assume that
in an acctylene gcncrator will but.
no effect on the gas generation, but
more ct' thc mixture will be needed, so
that with alcohol prcsent more water
will nced to be. fed to the carbide.
of them; will lower the freezing polnti
ol’ the water, depending on how muctil
salt is put in. and will not intereferc.
with the ~generatibti. of ‘ the gals nor“
have a corrosive action on the metal.
Motoring Department. The Sentinel»-
lr. the pressurc per cubic inch in av
pneumatic tire decrcnscd by lifting:
the. weight of the car from it 1’ if 50.:
why? READER. 1
if n tire is fully inflated so that it:
.is not depressed when the weight or:
there is nothing on the. contruz't face
of the vulvc and scat that all is well;
.lilU‘l‘ should he no deposit aliywherc.
near the valve. If not infrequently linp.
polls that the gummy stutt‘ looks a good
«teal like. the rough iron, but a touch
slowest possible speed is not always
tho best bill“. it oi'tén happens that a
very slow rate. will result in the uctw
ling up of muyh more severe vibration"
.tbun a slightly 'iilghcr speed. which opening an artery. Should blood flow
iwouid tc-l‘id‘ to interrup the uwing of
the body on the springs,
'l‘lthl'l‘Y (‘lll‘ltt'll PROGRAM.
la-ctum and Vl’lghbul‘lluud Scrum-s
(or the lA‘nll‘ll Scasun.
in addition to the sl-cciltl scrviccs
'SABE TEI PUTS LiFE
3 known druggist
, the gray hair vanishes and your locks
li'ul—eall dnndruif goes. scalp itching
.5 and falling hair stops.
This is the age of youth. Grav-
'ed around. so get busy with Wyeth's
intro cllcloscd calves, but notice that;
some of the. into cars do not have that
valves inciosed. Please state some of,
the advantages and disadvantages, it“
any.-—-B, A.
To enclose the valves is not abs-o
lutcly necessary. but it is advisable
in order to protect the valve mechan-
ism against dirt and grit. A motor isl
usually more quiet when the valve
noise' is mui‘tlcd. There are not dis-:
advantages, except that the valves are’.
not so readily accessible. I
Motoring Department, The Sentinel» .
l have been running a heavy motor
car for some time. (I, have had two
accidents with my machine while
Mill lifllllil Ill "Mil
DON'T STAY GRAY! IT DARKENS
SO NATURALLY THAT NO.
BODY CAN TELL.
You can turn gray. faded hair beau-
tifully dark and lustrous almost over
night if you'll get a 50 cent bottle of
“\V'yeth's Sage and Sulphur Com-
pound" at any drug store. Millions of
bottles of this old. famous Sage Tea
Recipe are sold annually, says a well-
here, because it
darkens the hair so naturally and ev-
enly that no one can tell It has been
applied.
Those whose hair is turning gray.
becoming ‘faded. dry. scraggly and
thin have a surprise awaiting them.
because after one or two applications
become luxuriantly dark and beauti-
hairpd, unattractive folks aren't want-
Sage and Sulphur tonight. and you'll
be delighwli» with your dark, mind-
some huh-“ind“your youthful appear-
nuu» within ‘m‘lhil‘uilysf‘ i
_‘ ‘fi'c Milli unillluglgam ,
l .
gin promptly nl R o'clock.
Ncitcliliorlitmd Seniors.
in addition to lhc regular church
scrvlccs, there will be hcld thrrc
neighborhood acrviccs as follows:
Mnrcli 3—»At the home of Mrs. W.
J. Schilll. ill Lowe St.
March 17~--ut the homo of Mrs. T.
ltlchurdson. in Concord St. _
March 2i-~.\t the home of Mrs. E.
Oldfield. North 'l‘uylnr Ave.
On (looti‘Fritlny night. the choir
will render “Tho story of the Cross."
by Dudlcy llnck. and on the night nt‘
Ascension Day. May l\'t."l‘bursdoy. its
scqucl. “(‘hrist the Victor."
Tho ltastcr service of Baptism will
take placc on Easter Even. Saint-day
before Easter. at l p. in. _
Other Lenten Notcs.
0n Mid-Lent. Sunday. March it. the
rccinr will cxchungc with the rector
of St. Paul's for the evening service.
l’nssitm Sunday, for thc morning
scrvicc. the Rev. Dr. (‘askey and the
rector will exchangc.
Palm Sunday night. the llcv. If. H.
Bigclow. of St John‘s church. Bridgc~
port. Will preach.
The Bishop of thc Dioceae has scnt
notice that he will visit its to admin-
istcr the Apnstclic thc of Confirma-
tion on Sunday evcning. April 25.
The class for instruction will meet -
in the Guild room every l’ridziv ove—
nimz, at 7:15. and will attend the reg-
ular cvcning service. at, El.
On \Vcdncsdliy evening. Feb. 24. a
Sunday School conference of the
teachers of our own local schools will
be bold in the Parish Hall. at 8 0'-
clock. The Rev. ('1. B. Gilbert will pre- .
side and give a talk on "The Purpose
and Use of illustrations in Teaching
a Lesson."
The rector has accepted from many
invitations to preach this Lent. the
following.
Feb. 23 and March 12—Noorvday
meeting of the Brotherhood of Am.
drew. at. Trinity Church. Bridgeport.‘
February lib—{lulled service at
Norwich. Conn.
March bum. Thomas' Bethcl
March ill—St. Andrcw's Stamford.
March 11—~Ail Snints‘. New Haven.
During Passion and Holy Week.
noon—day meetinga will be held in a
store on Washington street. These
meeting; are being arranged by the
Rev. M'essr's.‘~H’ai-tley. of the Baptist
Church; smoteinn. .01 the. Co'iiltrugu- .
tlonul Church; “'uhgmun..laf Well»
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t
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should rust the needle. it dead should
.not. This test in actual practice is
: unreliable. and no faith can be placed
in it. ~ ,
Another cause of (also hopes ll the
custom or placing it glass of water
filled to the edge on the breast. The
slightest movement of the lungs will
cause a drop to spill. This. too. is
valuelesa. because after death there
are invariably curtain movements of
‘tbe muscicn known as “cadaver-lo
spuams." which are often energetic
, enough to spill the water.
=der pressure. In death the arteries
:drttin Into the who. at: l! I very
j fortunate tact. II it prevents the un-
dertaker from Limiting any mistake.
The cramming. fluid is injected by
l he know: that life still per-ms aud in
‘ burned in time.
‘ Cutting the skin to see it blood will
‘ flow from the runs proves nothing. as
jit often flows: as into no than days
I after death.
i The X ray. when it in available, or.
1 video an excellent proof of death. A
. photograph of u live being shown the
l Even atropine dropped on the eye-
ball brings no evidence. It has been
.proved that the drug will dilute the
. eye some time after death. '
Many persons think electricity up
plied in the form of shocks in a test.
It is of no unit. as the muscles usually
respond to the current for three hour:
or more after death.
1 Proof beyond question is supplied
.wben the stilleulug known as "rigor
liuortls” sets in. Hysteria. cutalepsy
:and other venues often simulate that
'stln’ness. Rigor mortis begins in one
:part of the body. usually the muscles
of the throat. and gradually Extends
E throughout the body. while the various
Hiring forms of muscle stltl'neas come
Ton instantly and belong to all the
muscles.
‘1 The so called “diupbanous” best is
,uurellable. lkyou hold your band
3 close to a candle or other bright light
i the fingers show it certain rosy trans-
i lucency. the bones appearing us that
shadows. After death the fingers
i usually become an opaque as if made
101' marble. But exceptions are fre-
i quent enough to make the best worth
loss.
A harmless but very powerful dye
i called tluoresceln will settle all doubt;
i very quickly. it a hypodermic syringe
its used to inject a little of this dye
{under tlie skin it has no result on a
jdead person. But ll‘ this be done to
one in whom there is the slightest. trace
ot‘ circulation there follows at: once an
unmistakable and startling result. The
entire skin becomes a golden yellow
and the whites of the eyes turn an
emerald men. The effect: pass away
soon after the pulse and breathing
are restored. This and the test of open
ing an artery are probably the only in-
tnlllble death beau—New York Press.
To Prov-M Moldavia.
ads of preventing ‘Iccldents’l" asked
the teacher, williethe school bound
stroked his beard approvingl'y.
“Stop. took. an' listen!" shouted the
elm bonehead. always there In an
emergency.—nutl‘lilo~lllxpnu.
The manual»
'5 r MN I ‘ i.
.1..'.'. .w; ling-J
.mu-
.settond speed. Non, “lilit‘ the lever (Ti)
:“Jluid shift over into second spccdu 341~Kener St and Phi» Hill Ave 0 ’
~1tl'te tim would (‘hOp back from new. . . ‘ (Tel) M’ntz s
itral What causes this? ls it trout get 1. i342 Keno: St. and Dill‘n Pond rd.
lung too much gas?» l, r. 1“le Give “mum That Life Is' (Tet)
{lbw—Shore Haven, (Tel)
5 Special SiSnals
il—One blast at odd times. testing or
i lino open.
11~~0no blast at 8 p, in. standard time.
i1-1——Tlvo blasts. fire out.
iill which case the teeth of the genrs‘Al'll"t “'9'" 359°“ MN“! I Puuv°lll~ll~Twenty NW) at 8 a. m., no?
I
morning session
1 school. _
zllrll—-Twenty-two. at 12:30 it. in, no
of public
l? (Tor. (”odor St. and Wcst Ave.
1% High School. “'th Avenue
21 ('or. 'l‘iiylor Ave. and West Hts.
.y ..
2t ('nr. t‘hentuul and Henry Sis.
2:3 t‘or. Monroe and Muln Rm.
215 Lexington Ave. and Austin Sis
‘Wwand «Btu-butting St.
. l way'.‘ . ' 7
Arc Erin‘s soul! so good. or so cold. . ,
H”: “(mum St. and Elv Avc. iAS not to be tempted by women or]
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PAGE NINI
Special
REDUCTIONS
IN ALL.
DEPARTMENTS
. PLEASANT noun.—
Locxwooos HALL?
‘ . .1: 11:: change or rear ‘spl'llliis from; When the doctor pronounces thel niternoon session of public T‘ARAMOUNT FEATURES , - if“ -
H O N K ’ HONK ’ , lit “‘3 0‘” “fit 9‘11"“ ii)" ““2: 31"“ ”3 patient dead. is be sure? And. if nob; school. . TUESDAY AND FRle 3
f l necessary 0 “59 ra “18 l‘ 3- what tests can remove all doubt? This 1111111111 Te . i H“— " * '7‘: “- I
. _ . , —~ n. blasts uickl calls. . ’ . ,, : -‘ l.
. ' ;_ . 1 it is practical to take the drivel'queuuon. though not alien spoken. hi the entire department y "“DAY' THE “TH- ‘ ' ‘ ; ' ’ 3 l:
n; itlirougn the springs as long as theiprobably present in the mind. oil ’ i 59”“ TAL'AFERRO ' ‘ an.
» }spriugs are anchored to the frame. It. 3190‘” Ind relations at 9'9” death» Ilt . V . . H . . , "infi ’
ll u TO M o BIL E N 0 rss .. “lain... .. u... .. ....... or“ "‘"* ‘ “Youn Romance” *
each end of the. 5 ring. radius rod‘: 3‘ . -. .. z - ~ . . a ' ' . .
1m.“ be P W“. N D S bjnud no mistake could be more awful i 1” SW???“ A“ . ‘0 .\. t. 1" "- 5‘ . .. i
.e .aa .. itliuu premature burial. it is not merely l'l ”ERA-muff and l’ -h l 1- nd Hive-part Paramount romantic drama». ‘ITbCK OF
; . .. - , . . . "T”‘T'M‘ ' iintercstlu", but important. for peoltlc‘ ‘ f H 33‘ ‘ “ "‘ “"‘ ' .
fl 3:111“: i’epani‘ki”. Th" “Hill‘ei- ‘" to .lucvcu tc nperulurcs. .‘iil‘il as the' HELPFUL HiNTS i to know;hat out: are conclusive and .11! :23; 1,3,.lgddnaliuxntpoirx- , ‘ MONDAV’ THEZZND: i
. .. .- . ‘1 . . . . , . - .> ' t . lil . c . H i
1 it you kindly adult? HM “ll““gh manifolds, may possibli cause this in A. l . . 1 id 1 . ‘ what are not. i St. n a W q i “11' w u” ,
3"“1_ blotorists column whether 0" cooling. ied L“ lfdgikfulb‘liou hlnfneréwlmilllm i When the breathing stops and no i 2‘: l’cnnoycr St. to t‘ross St. i e o :
fifty“, lb possible and advisable to use Dissolve oticdiall‘ pint of lye ifli . (“3. {usual vng am .Lx “p. mi sound 0: heart be“ or pulse can bade :23 “m” m- '0 Railroad .Slx-part I‘Ublll drama by Eugene Wat-U1
*‘Xul-‘z tubes in 33“ shoes; also ill a pail of water and then carefullviw bpetlhed ’l “‘0 mdlmm‘rlun‘r- itected [hero ii little doubt of death, i234 llnllroad to lii‘ooksidc i . ter :i 1
hue of puncture or blowout would strain same This wolutlon should hbotlierwise lhe return 0r ground circuit ‘But the little doubtlsin itself Io dread- | 3 "Ventral," McKinley St to Peunuy- ? fl ” l .
. . - . . - I " ‘ 1 ;will be broken. it'ul that these COlanB at us are not i *F (W95! tilde) - ‘ l0 Ill not 00-010“ ll MF-
:9 Tina” Filings“; In: diffedreutial poured ”"0 the radiator and me" it a car starts with a "jerk\"' motion i enough. It the body Slit“ slowly ”5 WM“? 37mg" "0"”! l0 BFOOKBlde TUESDAY' THE 23D. 1 cities.
‘ o ler putt: tesut tom mung motor run scveral minutes. Wheni . ' , . . ‘ l i i“5 White ””350 S- 1‘3- ’0 10331!!!“ i “ . ” ‘ '
luiuie with one over-size tire on the this is done it is idtisabl i ll “ iOWlllg to a “tlcrce clutch' and there. 15.33::teadi'! coo “9 “:3: ileat'sencd. ' Qnuud 3 86 r ‘ STA” ‘ORD M
.- . . g l ' ‘ c o n o . . .. . ,» no means remov . or “ . . . '
l or and one regular size. Your cour- h . ‘ .no opportunity to llxtng it at the. y, . s it . :17 White Bridge. 5. W. to Long lsland 1With Marguerite Clark in the title I’ ’ AGEE
. _ t 9 solution to remain in the radiator . . . tsign 0 life it after dro 8 the tem- l 9 . ~ ~
1.... Wm be appreciated ~11 C _ time, try starting on second speed Ill-’ 1 Sound. l 19 [)1 t l fl . YORK PFR’EL]
l) . ‘ or.) , . and circulating system “hm" ti'wmyistcud of first whon the condition ot’thol pemture it suddenly risen “gm“. 0"“ ”03m 0‘ be" at Odd “m“ in- i re I 1‘ one n W parts. ' I
, l is 13:31th- to “‘"e ""“1’9 inch minutes. Then it should be drainedi ‘1 " l v.“ it t 1 V 5 The placing 0‘ “ mirror in “'9'“ 0‘ dicotea tasting; two strokes of tulip—l ACORN
l' hes in M4 inch tires. in fact. on and the whole cooling Symon] fille .1 i u i l “1 “f’ '9 *0 “Divalent- 5 the mouth and nostrils us it Well known thus, 1.; me 15 0.“; {0“, strokes of i W". W....._.,“._.__.,_._.,_,__ ;
her? is 1101 enough diffel‘vllte in size with fresh fater The cugine shouldi A“ “Ollel’l'UM 0f the steering "Mb . (cut. The theory is thutevcntbe fnlnt- bcii‘ thus 14-1.1. water to be nhut , (An Irish ("lm-t‘tain' s dunglm-r, of‘ M" “”m for A" R"""
to cause. any. material effect. After a . ‘ ’ " lanism should be carefully inspected. est breath will dlui the mirror. This oil. A third or morc ftial'llis indicates 'gi-ont beauty, Wearing her jcwus. .md ‘
t be has beg“ used " t'cw times it be started again and allowed it) run They should be adjusted and lubri-Jest is not only worthless. but likely St'l‘loun fire. it gold rillgon a wand. went safely by. Jones & Hotchkiss
" ‘- “ for a few minutes ,wfler which this ‘ . . . . . ~ {8 1, (1 v — ~—---—~—- . . l ' . w -- ‘ '
s retchci-a somewhat ‘lt is much bet - . .Ctltcd ‘dl lrequent intervals (men life to ""1“" lse 0995' ”9' generated "UM” m 1““ "m“i‘ih ”‘i‘m‘il'
. I ., ‘ l . ‘ . . solution should be drained. Likewise; depends upon each connection, link be. in the body very frequently inn. tram SUIT" NORWALK l-‘lltF- 3mm and retro were the gcmu she . Com r”
“‘1 '0. “W J Lu it. slightly “11‘1"" anothcr application of clean watcr‘ing i'lbl in pet-tut (onditloii heme the mouth and form a mist upon the “M“! "”‘W “'“l‘v- - p ‘ y
."i - u." \‘. . ’T ' i - ' ‘ “ ’ ‘ " ‘. ., .- .- 1. .. ,
" “d ”m“ ‘" 1““.9 1‘ _°‘” ”V‘M‘ A“ and drainage to remove all lye lt , ti 1 ”N31. f f ) ) t ‘ cct'on "MN“ .Vo. ' “'1" “ i'm‘m “'m ”n“ (m h” “““d 17 Will It. "omit.
(. ersizctl tubc Will wrinkle and chute should not be, necessary to do this “"19”“5' l 0‘ “(will 1181). 1 .‘ 31991 needles are sometimes thrust 12 West st. omr. Franklin St. School l .s'he bore,‘ . . 1‘
i” the? (as... and in lime break at the _ l' , ,1 i 1. l The ““1““ 0’ "all“ sometimes 13 into the musdei for it period of till )3 Concord Street, opp. School ‘ h" on. he? brim“, w” far beyond,
”aims where it creased. :3er tutu once oi to co tuliug tie. interfered with “y u ring of hairdeucd hill" and then examined. 1: the per- it For. Ann and Math Strccm in” 51:1-klllilx Jewels or snow-wimp.
~ - ~ i. , . . -. ‘ ' ‘oll which collects but allow: and be {son is alive the oxygen of the blood 17' (‘OF- High FL and Bill‘i‘lrw AW- ’_. , _ ”n," . , . 9
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isn louc and lovely
"trough this block
gold 1‘"
Knight.
{‘er lt'ccl not the least}
27 West and Elm Grove Stu.
“Now. who can tell me three math»
II will m and i
3 Cor. Washington and Main Sis.
31 South Main St. mar Mondriw
32 Filrt'lrlc Light sTtiliOfl
3t t'or. Clay and Sprint: Sts.
:li'i Cor. Haviltuid and Wutcr Ste.
37 Lockwood Mfg. (‘0.
it. (for. Burritt and Quintard Ave.
46 (”on Woodward and Lovvnden Ave.
5'. R & G Out-sot (‘0.. Ann St.
51 Goldie" Hill and Elmvmod Ave.
53. Washington St. Bridge
5:1 Freight Yard
St Norwalk LOck (‘0.
ll lloyt’s Theatri-
til Rood Flt. livid Putnam .Mc.
7 NOI'WiIik Hospital
R Music Hall
i ll (‘I'osu St.
i .NORM'ALK FIRE ALARM BOXES.
.\ 0.
Main and North Ave.
France 9t.
Main and Cuthcrine'Sts.
New Canaan Avc. Cor. Fair St.
Chestnut near Summer St.
Main St. and Union Arc.
62 (in the Green.
.63 East and Lincoln Aves.
St East Aye. and Daskam mac.
4:;
53
54
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EAST ,NORWALK FIRE
BOXES.
Fire headquarters. 36 Van Zant Street
Telephone 170
4—Fitch School (private).
Private boxes will only be pulled
for fire on premises where located.
A telephone message to Electric
Station (705) between the hours or 6
p. m. and 8 a. m.. giving location of
tire, an alarm will be given from new
not box.
Second alarms are only to be giv-
en by the chief or acting chief upon
his arrival at the tire.
b—Marvin School (private).
212~East Washington and Fort. Sts.
214—Vun Zandt St. and Osborn Ave.
ills—East Ave. and Rowan St,
217—Wluileld St.
223~Fort and Charles Sta.
224—East Ave. and Fitch St.
2254i. John St. and Edlie Ave.
332—»Senvlew Ave. and First St.
”ES—Boulevard and Second St.
336—Cove Ave. and Fifth St.
_’—_.._
ALARM
Art.
Friend-What! You pawncd your one
good coat to get canvas for your paint-
ing? Artist-Yes. Friend—And how
much did you get for the picture? Art-
lst~—Nettrly enough to get my cont out.
—Exchunge.
SORROWS.
The sorrow of yulerdny is as
nothing, that of today is bearable,
but that of tomorrow balsamic be-
uliirln. ,
i.\‘n son of Erin would otter mv- harm. ,
il~‘ol' though they love, womin and - . -
i
Sentinel Wants have quick return.
golden store.
‘Nlr Knight. thcy lnvt- honor
tuc more."
(in she went. and her
and fit“-
Values in $15
maiden smile. i
in safety lixhtcrl hcr round the Green
*
Stamford Theatre '
Emily Wakeman Hartley. Manager.
Phone 2300.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
FEB. 18th, 19th and 20th.
AND MOT10N PICTURES.
WILLIAM O'CLARE AND HIS SHAMROCK GIRLS.
OTHER BIG ACTS.
PRICES
Matinees 10c, 15 and use. Evenings 15c. 25c and 35c.
Washington’s Birthday
The Estate of Henry E. Harris Will
PerformanCcs
Present For Two
Matinee, 2:15. Evening, 8:35.
1 “My Scientific
Baby”
By Coving‘ton and Simonson.
The Funniest Farce Comedy liver Written
A Laughing Feast. A Perfect Cast.
CAST
An L'Acting Treat.
Antoinette Walker ............. Howard Hail
Anna Boyd ....... .......W]ohn Arthur
Bcth Franklyn ............... Edwin ‘Mortlant
Sara Biaia .. ....... Robert Webb Lawrence
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[Zallah abvington
The Play—“MY SCIENTIFIC BABY.”
' The Day—MONDAY, FEB, 22d.
The Place—STAMFORD THEATRE.
, SEATS ON SALE FRIDAY, FEB. 19th.
. i... " Er fifMatinécgfigoo ,torlzscxlEvcning. $1.50 to age.
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