THE FORD. .
Oi L. BENEDlOT, Mont.
HONK! HONKI
AUTOMOBILE NOTES
Motoring De Iimem The Sentinel—m be best to install new ones. it is not
I have n. our-cylinder touring car.?very satisfactory to try to patch up
This car 5 been stored in an unheat- old gears which are badly worn and
ed garage sl winter, the engine not noisy
havingbeen started since January. .
A few days ago i started the engine:
and let it run for about five minutes.‘
i then shut it off and again tried to:‘traced to the torque rod, which can be
start it. .This time I found it impos- i Olimfiated by rcplacing the springs at
sible to turn the engine over. After-fl” “011N186 mints of we torque
using a great deal or pressure on the Tod These wings are subjected to
crank I was able to turn it over ton0011'31'1‘2‘291'a 8min and my often
or three times .11 again became un- they bleak. .An inspection of these
may able ‘ palts will frequently uncover the cause
Will r00 please inform me through I: ”t a very “8'99““ noise.
Your valuable automobile column any" Care should be exéTcised in the DTO'
reason for this? The engine ran very '- 9" lubrication 0‘ ball bearings. Often
we“ in January__(}. K. ‘too heavy or solid lubricant is used.
The cylinder walls and pistons are Fluid oil no thinner than the heavier
badly corroded. caused by the damp-_ machine 0“ 13 very 800d
ness of the unheated garage This Owners who are driving cars with
1th work out after the motor has I Gleam “35“" ”film lhOllld re-
use“ run to, a time it w0uld mimemher that in taking long trips it
HELPFUL HlNTS.
advisable to use fresh oil and plenty‘ would be advisable to carry several
of it until the parts work themselles 5 extra electric light bulbs in the “’01
free. It would be well to inject some k"-
crude all into saclr cylinder and all “9” '9' M” “1°" 2°“ ‘0 “1““
low this to stand over night This?!” spark plug points. N1“ “me“ 0‘"-
wlll help to loosen up the rust' and of ten the points are separated boo
tree the corroded parts if far. Most every one carries with them
:au ordinary visiting card. The spark
watering Department, The Sentinel- gap should equal the thickness of
l have a 1910 model in which tholsuch a card. p
fibre timing gears creates lound hum- When the proper 011 level in the
wing noise At times this gags 501119., crank case is determined, the instal~
what away, «but soon returns louder lation of a drain cock in each depart
than ev.er Kindly tell me if removing meal will enable the Operator to keep
them and grinding down the teethi his oil at a fixed level. This is an in-
would he“) Can you suggest any oth-l expensive installation and may obvi-
rer way? E 3 ate considerable trouble and delay
if the gears are badly worn it would from using tOO much 011.
——-ar_~-_m
' ‘ mnrknhls ct is the political program
of these non— voting women. Tile bills
proposed are those in favor of increas~
ed school accommodation, compulsory
—— -
:SIIIE'SIIIIRIGE
lchild labor laws. The choice rte-.-
semblcs the approved list in many
states where women vote. Commit-
tees of state federations of clubs int
non- suffrage states make such lists
and work for such legislation ..But
lwllere, outside of Hawaii has a can-
trial committee of non-voting women
WORIIERS ARE BUSY
\
One of the women who helped to
win the vote for the women of Califoro
nia was Miss Alice Park. Like most
of the other leaders Miss Park went
""0 good government “'0'" as 3”“ “g organized and laid out such a plan of
the women were enfranchised; but in political work? The plan indicates
the early part of this year she took a that women in Hawaii know what
vacation and went to Honolulu. 1“ 3. votes are for and are ready to vote. "
letter just recelveg from Miss Park ”3" The convention of the Congressional
“ C°““°°“°“‘ ““mg‘" ”me We“ lUnion which is to beheld In Hartford
once in regard to woman suffrage in on June 8 and 9 is arousing a mu
the Hawaiian Islands are given.- The deal of interest in the state Many of'
22:”: of] Honoml“ 1“ order to M" the leagues are heartily in favor of
W e lave to approach Congress, this convention for they are anxious
and get an act passed through both to push the Susan i} Anthony amend-
houses at Washington But this taski ment and to secure the enfranchjso-
‘ they are already attempting and in ment of all the women of the Unlieu
”1914 a bill for the entranchisement of States by Congressional action, fol.
«Hawaiian resident u omen was intro- i lowed by mufication by the state leg-
World in Congress by Representative] islatures The convention will open
“fl“‘mmdfi with a luncheon at the Hotel Bond In
There is a woman suffrage organi-l Hartford The list of speakers, in
nation." writes Miss Park “in the ter- eludes Congressman E J Hill, who
- ritory of Hawaii, its membership in- willingly consented to come for the
eluding women of all races and colors. convention n he is anywhere within
native Hawaiians predominating. Mrs.
.the limits of the state or within a
J. M. Dowsett is the president. Both
political parties in the islands have en-
dorsed equal suffrage, so the amend-
. ment has no political opponents. The
situation is similar to that in Arizona
a few months before the suffrage vl. ~l
tory. There is no excitement and no Mrs E G H. Scheneck of Wilton, Mrs.
objection. People say in a matter of! Parker of Greenwich and Mrs H H.
tact way that the women of the terri- i Knox 0: New Canaan There will he
tory will vote just as soon as the nee an 0m meeting in the afternoon and
essary legal steps have been taken." in the evening the “law” to the
. So it seems as though Connecticut convention! will be entertained at a re-
" would have to catch up even behind caption at 5mg headquarters when
. Hawaii and! zhatlthe native :iavzaéloan the Hartford Equal Franchise League
Women w e a lowed 0 v0 5 e rs will be the hostess
American women in this New Mind Very many of the suffrage leagues
state are admitted to the franchise 1
‘There is a remarkable organics and clubs are ”Twat“: Suit:
tion 5!! Housinlu women, continueslhisl goofing: 312%)? Write": 3E I
l
letter to M1” Parks. which is m Franddse League, which has 150 dues-
dence that votes for women are near. paying members At the meeting lost
This is called the central committee; week Mrs Julius Maltby. who has
n is formed 0‘ Egg?“ tménguzl been the president since the leagu
33“” 5:011??? . c nu was fol-med was reelected ind the mo
s “is!” fl 102W“ -I 0' “‘ presidents chosen were Mrs. John P.
oils of women. There is nothing re-j
, M nk Wino Miss Kath-
markable iu'this organization-outs res: Elton fl Fra n.
time. Other speakers are Miss Dalila
'Stone Pinneo of Norwalk, Mrs. John
; Rogers, Jr, of New York and Connec-
.ticut; Mrs William Prondergast, wife
A disagreeable rattle can often be.
1 education, health inspection and strict
couple of hundred miles of it at the.
of the Comptroller of Now York city“
Drug Store. >
I
just the right combination to n
stomachs. 25c,
Refuse snbsfitutes;
“Gm-put"...
urine lHamilton. and Miss Helen D. Ls-
Monte—al‘i of whom are well knnwn
Connecticut women, Miss Edith
Chase was made corresponding secre-
tam Mrs. C. Ii. Campbell ,recording
sacrum and Miss Rena Puler. treas-
urer. I one Hartford Equal “Rights
Club plea held its annual meeting last
week and reelected Mrs. E. D. Bacon
to the presidency. The Hartford
Equal Francine laeague, since amend-
ing its constitution Inst year holds its
annual meeting in October.
A hull lulu
sassn ON EVIDENCE or aouru
NORWALK PEOPLE.
Grateful thousands tell it—
0! weak hacks made strong—-
0f weak kidneys made wellw
Urinary disbrders corrected
South Norwslk people add their
testimony.
They praise Doan's Kidney Pills.
South Norwslk evidence is now com-
plate.
South Norwalk testimony is confirm-
ed;
Reports of early relief substantiated.
Merit doubly proved by test of time.
Let a South Norwalk citizen speak.
Mrs. Charles Owens, 67 Woodward
avenue. South Norwulk, says: “i was,
subject to dizzy and nervous spells,
and was annoyed by a distressing kid-
ney weakness I felt restless and In
i the morning was all tired out. Seeing
Dean‘s Kidney Pills advertised. i get
In box at Plalsted's Drug Store. It
Idld not take them long to relieve me.
During the years that have passed. II
have taken Dean's Kidney Pills occa-
sionally and they have kept me In
good health."
Price 50c. at all dealers. Don‘t
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan’s Kidney Pills—the same that:
Mrs. Owens had. Foster-Milburn Co,‘
Props.,’IBulfslo. N. Y.
‘ asroa's HYDROAEROPLANE
WRECKED.
MARBLEHEAD, Mass, May 7.——A
hydroaeroplane, built for Vincent As-
tor, of New York, was wrecked during.
a trial flight here today. The aviator,
Clifford L. Webster, sustained a me-
ture of the arm, but his companion, is
mechanicisn named Cal-man, escaped
unhurt. . ,
Thurman were returning to the her-
ring-pm airip over the ocean. and in
an attempted. -v'olplane across the
Ecauseway connecting Msrhldhesd
vNeck with the town. the forward pou-
toon of the machine struck the see
well. Both” men were thrown from the
machine. which was buried scrolls the
roadway and fell on the rocks on the
harbor side.
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STOMACH TROUBLES QUICKLY
CURED .
People go on glittering-1mm little
stomach troubles for years. and imag-
ine they have a serious disease. They
overeat. or over-think and force
the stomach a lot of extra. work, but
they never think that the ’ilomachl
needs extra help to do the extra work.
ll these people would turd l
i
i
mi
line Tablets regularly they 1;
great big help to the stomach in its:
striin of over-work. No matter can
you eat or drink, Tonolins tubs sweet-
en your sour stomach and stop all
bushing in five minutes, The hesvlv
nsss disappears. and the stomach ll
greatly aided in its work of digestion
TONOLINE TABLETS
not only promptly relieve
all dieters. but if taken regularly will
absolutely cu're indigestion by build- I,
enough to diggtplh
meal. 91 for a 50 days‘ rest
I Mailed by American ’91?”an
Boston, Mass.
. r sale by Pilllletl'l
Lively Chicks
’ Disease proof; healthy little ones prove
prof/,5 Poultry Regulator
Plays. “Amman,- so. pears.»
bathrpsraltbirds and m shock,
keepstheliveronthe updraft M
eatindbcmcldch.
The firstthreeweekschicklneed
BabyChlck Food
ourish without straining baby)
. 50c and
Lousy hs'ns cannot lay-delay duals cannot grew.
W Powdcrcil Lice Killer
I sure death to lice, mites and vermin of all kinds. 25c and 50c.
insistou Pram . 4hr.
anlisincuon Guaranteed or Money Back
oumlsompwlmsoob
.lering his wife.’ He has propnred a long
It ”mutilation-
fl
$1.00
-
WMY‘WH'
lumsluu
Sanity of Peter 0'0er Ville 9e-
sals Vials-i fleshy Being
Investigated-
l-‘AéhRIFlELD, May .——Peter O’Hara,
the men witcsluhed his pig with a
hprscwhip will “probably be committed
to an insane retreat at the hearing to
be held in the local "00800 court this
afternoon st 2 o'clock. The application
for commitment made by his wife yes-
terday morning was the mound within
a period of swyear. According to the
authorities, O’ilaxe he been acting
strangely AW a your. Application
was made byliis wits. but in the In-
terim betwoop‘r the milling out of the
superfine ghoul-sill ”I!“ 11°
‘ ’1‘th sa'si'was than
“flash Wed lobe
“33:
Tuesday Moon , the man was
walking a s m section of
the town. s his W whom he
was and whip he llvfl. lie was lin-
ally directed to his home. where he
acted violently. he threatened his wife
and children with assault and takins
a whip out of the house, whipped the
pig on the farm until it was slashed
and suffered extremely.
O'Hara is 80 years of age. but after
the deputy sheriff had been summon
ed. fought as wel as s man 50 years
younger.
Officer Elwood appeared with Med-
ical «Examiner William H. Donaldson,
and O'Hara was ‘llnally put in a
straight-Jacket. and taken in the auto-
mobile to Bad). -W. MacFarland's san-
ltnrlum at Greens Farms. lie was re.
ported at the institution today as still
raving violently. Examination papers
have been given to the medical exam-
iner and Dr. C. E. Hyde of Southport,
who will report their finding to the
court today.
OUR "JITNEY" OFFER—THIS AND
FIVE CENTS
Don’t miss this. Cut out this slip, en-
close .with five'cents to Foley & Co..
Chicago, Illl... Writing your name and
address clearly. You will receive in.
return a trial package containing Fol
ey's Honey and Tar .Compound, for
coughs, colds and cronp, Foley Kid-
nay Pills and foley Cathartic T2919“-
CHARLTON APPEARS HAPl’Y.
. -i r‘ ‘
Has Prepared a Long Statement In
Defense of Klulng Wife. 1
ROME, May. 6, via‘ Paris, May 7.—
“I shall remember the time II have
spent here as the happiest in. my life, ”
was the assertion made by Porter
Charlton in reply to a question as to
whether he was being well treated at
the asylum where he is in custody
awaiting trial on the charge of mdrd~
statement in his own defense written
in l'tsllan ‘ '
Charlton's examination by expert
allenists has been virtually completed.
Dr. Yaltorta, retained ‘hy the defense,
has come to the conclusion that be—
cause of nervous excitement Charlton
was entirely irresponsible when he
killed his wife. Dr. Falciola, appoi ed
by the ciiurt, has decided, on the
irony. that he was only partly
possible. In view of this. ulcerated of
opinion a third expert,- probably Hot.
Maggiotto,
which Charlton is confined, will be ap-
‘pointed. He probably: Will“ reunite two
months more for his «animation in
which case the: trial willenot. begin ha- ‘
ing up the hubby, overworked "an10me?
‘. of the stomach and make thmgrong
inductors news.
Director of the asylum in ’
FAIRFIELD COUNTY NATIONAL
IAIN. .
st Nomani, in'the State of Conneo
item, at the close of business, May
Isl, 19.15:
Resources.
Loans and discounts (notes
held in bank).$608,464.42
Commercial paper deposited
to secure circula-
tion .......... $55, 558. 20
Commercial paper deposit.
ed to secure leans
.............. $49,512.50
Total loans ............ $713,535.12
Overdyafts, secured $525.45
Overdrafts,
Unsecured ...... $1,979.11 2,504.56
U. S. bonds deposited. to se-
cure circulation (par val-
ue) .......... $150,000.00
Total U. 8. bonds ......
Securities other than U. S.
bonds or commcrcial pa-
per deposited to secure
circulation . . . 467,494.76
Securities other than U. S.
bonds (not including
stocks) owned un-
pledged ....... $36,578.80
Total bonds, securities,
etc. ................... 154,073.56
Subscription to stock of
Federal React-:9 Bank,
........ $15,000.00
amount un- .
paid ......... $7,500.00
All other stocks, in-
cluding premium on
same .......... $21,094.00
Banking house ..$15,000.00
Furniture and fixtures...
..... ....ss,oéo_oo
Due from Federal Reserve
Bank . .................. 11,444.24
Due from approved reserve
agents in New York, Chi~
cugo, and St. Louis.
...,..$73..99671
Due from approved reserve
agents In other reserve
cities ....$40,924.42 114,921.13
Due from banks and ’bank-
150,000.00
......
Less
28,594.00
20,000.00
......
.......
ers (other than included
in 8 or 9) .............. 19,709.22
Checks on banks" in the '
same city or town as re-
porting bank ........... 9,161.16
Outside checks and other
cash items ..... $1,401.43
Fractional currency, nickels,
and cents .. ..‘...8106.‘11 1,507.54
Notes of other national
banks ....... 8,100.00
Federal Reserve notes,“. . . . 1,000.00
Lawful money reserve In
bank:
' Total coin and certificates 46,169.50
Legal-tender notes ..... 8,300.00
Redemption fund with U.
S. Treasurer (not more
than 5 per cent. on cir-
culation . 412,000.00
Due from U. S. Treasurer. 12,000.00
Revenue Stamps ..... . . . . 100.25
Total ........ x ......... $1,301,120.28
c.
Liabilities.
Capital stock paid in ..... $200,000.00
Surplus fund . 50,000.00
Undivided profits, $3,787.66
Less current expenses, in-
terest, and taxes paid.
.............. $7,126.79 64,660.87
Circulating notes $239,000.00
Less amount on hand and
in Treasury for re
dempt or in transit,
$8,400.00 230,600.00
Due to banks and bankers
(other than Included in
5 or' 6) . . . . .............. 29,303.76
Dividends unpaid ....... . 8300
Demand deposits:
Individual deposits sub-
‘ject to check $646,169.18
Certificates of deposit due
in less than 30 days
, 625,215.95
Certified checks ..$87.10
Cashier's checks out-
standing 3 42
peposits requiring notice
of less than 30 days..
Bills payable, including ob-
ligations representing
money borrowed . ..
.............
..............
...i.-c.
.671 4,72. 65
55,000.00
ooh.
Total . . . . ...... . ..... $1. 301, 120. 28
State of Connecticut, County of Fair-
field. as:
1, Chester 8. Selleck..£lashier of the
above-named. bank, do solemnly swear
that theahove statement is true to
the best of my‘knowledge and belief.
CHESTER s. smscx. Cashier.
Subscribedand sworn to before me,
this 7th day of May. 1915. ,
SAMUEL L. MEAD.
Notary Public.
Correct—Attestz.
EDWIN O. KEELER,
M. H. CLOVER. _
.H. .E.. COLEB'URN. ..... ' .
1"” Directors.
Isom- es A‘ Monsoon-- ~
usuy persons acquire a. reputation
{“11“ I, it“ mkiness and grouchiness when
,9 - .
lineal. 0‘ " orifice" things more valuable, . - .
mm]: money,” undiluted the ph 936
. . , u. (“0‘0 m9,
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ll
6‘
‘Di
Willi} clclriiill 0
‘Capual Stock ............ 350,000.00
. Norwalk run. This lack of conformi-
‘ installation of a new signal system.
',a shim office missile
a
Report of the Condition of
THE PEOPLE'S TRUST COMPANY
at the close of business on the 30th
day of April, 1915:
Assets.
Loans and Discounts ..... $63,162.58.
Stocks and Securities, not
Including those set aside
”—
L
for Savings Depositors.. 19,937.50
Furniture and Fixtures 5,397.69
Due from other Banks,
Bankers and Trust Com-
panies ................. 4,044.16
Due from Approved Reserve
Agents ................ 252.21
Cash on Hand ........... 9,949.09
Checks and Cash Items
Fund set aside for Savings
Depositors
Other Assets
Due from Asst. Treasurer,
United States ..........
1,004.17
59,619.40
1,500.06
2,000.00
.Total Assets ........... $166,915.86
Liabilities.
Due to Banks, Bankers and
Trust Companies .......
General Deposits .........
Deposits in Savings De-
partmcnt
Bills Payable (Savings De-
partment)
5,252.64
52,043.82
55,619.40
...............
..... c.-......
4,000.00
m
Total Liabilities ........ $166,915.86
Report of the Condition of
THE BOOTH NORWALK TRUST CO.
at the close of business on the lst
day of May, 1915.
Assets.
Loans and Discounts $532,012.76
Ov’erdrafts ...... . ....... 822.68
Stocks "and Securities,
not Including those
set aside for Savings
Depositors ........... . 144,837.50
Furniture and Fixtures .. 4,000.00
Banking Home ......... 50,000.00
Due from other Banks,
Bankers and Trust
Companies ........ . 12,055.69
Due from Approved Re- it
serve Agents ......... 59,737.09
United States and N -
tlonal Bank Notes 22,630.00
Gold Coin .. ............ 1,788.50
Silver Coin 1,777.78
Checks and cm items .. 9,052.66
Fund set aside for Sav-
ings Depositors ....... 1. 157, 552. 05(
Total Assets .......... $1,996,266.71‘
Liabilities.
Capital Stock ......... ..$ 50,000.00
Surplus Funds .......... 36,000.00
Other Undivided Profits,
less current expenses
and taxes paid ...... . 39,000.00
require aid sooner than other internal
organs.vAt midis use many men and
women feel twinge: of rheumatism,
have swollen or aching joints and are
distressed with sleep disturbing blad-
der ailments. Folsy'Kidney Pills are
safe, prompt and can be depended on
to give relief.
,
EFFICIENT SYSTEM.
Motormsn Receive Orders Direct
From Dispatcher's Office.
‘Patrons of the suburban lines of the
Connecticut company since last Sun-
day have been complaining of the ir-
regularity in the running time. of the
cars, especially on the Bridgeport-
ty as regards time was caused by the
The new method, which ‘supplants
the old light switch on the side of
the. track, is one of the modern and
complete now used ‘6' 'trdllliy lilies.
Now, in place of thro ing a‘ light‘the
motorman telephones in to the dis-
his orders
Due to Banks. Bankers ,
and Trust Companies .. 27,797.09"
Dividends 'Unpaid . .. . . . .l 63.00
General
iDcpcsits $ 641,628.88
Deposits inSav-
lugs Depart-
- meat 1,157,552.05
' ..——--—-- 1,799,130.93
Bills Payable .......... . 30,000.00 .
Reserved forlfnterect.14,225.69l
7““ ’ . ‘ W“
Total Liabilities ......$1,996,266.71
M
“amines UP" AT menu-z AGE
The hard working kidneys seem to
Those on the firing line music.
have the proper range in 0:11:35,
to be eflectite and this applieg:
- to the cook in the kitchen as welt}.
as to the soldier in the trench.
The cook can uniformly strike,
the proper spot only when the
range is right.
ngford ranges _
re right.
FOR SALE BY
HORACE R. NASH
Corner North Main and West 503.
W
Good Spirils
manly be enjoyed by those whose
digestive organs work naturally and
‘ regularly The best corrective and
preventive yet discovered for irregu
laror faulty action of stomach, liveror
holds. is hen the werB over to be
BEECHAM'S
PILLS
--.....:....., In lame. IO... Ia
fl
in all ways to the light system for ‘
with the new method the car dim
patcher always knows where his sub-
urban cars are, which lies the right of
way and so forth. Since the system
has been put into operation and bar—
ring the delays of the first day, there
has been no trouble. .
INFECTION IN THE AIR _ ,
Medical authorities agree that colds
are infections. in some cities children ~
with colds m barred trom'ochools.
Bprlng‘s changing weather brings
many colds. The quickest and safe way
to stop colds, coughs and croup is to
give Foley’s Honey and Tar 'Comr
pound.
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WEBB-KENYON LIQUOR GA’SE.’
WASHINGTON, May 7.-—The hm ‘
case involving the constitutionality
and construction of the Webb-Kenyon
liquor law, by which Congress sought
to divest liquor intended it: use in ,
violation of state laws of its inter-
state character, was up for argument
today before the Supreme Court.
Tile case concerned the carryingmt ,
liquor by express into dry counties in ‘
Kentucky. Similar transportation of L
liquor into West Virginia was com
corned in another case whiCh had ,
been advanced to be heard with tho
Kentucky case. Cases of a like nu-‘
ture have arisen in Oregon, Delaware.
Mississippi, Tennessee, lows, Tens;
Alabama, Kansas, South Caroliut
North Carolina and Virginia.
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New’1915.lll0¢l
$695.
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ever mo. and the last part
of it' u til-tit insomniac]!
as close to perfection
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