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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, August 25, 1915 · page 11

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Hot-om Element. The Sentinel-
Howcsnlstopthonstlhginthe

bruise bonds on my oer! _

' Possibly the brakes need ruining.

We worn down they generally are

noisy. Also shim up or bush the sus-
gehsion points so that there will be

no lost action. It is advisable to use
~ mil coil springs to keep the sus-
nodded parts from hitting the brake

 
 
 

Motoring Department, The Sentinel-.—
w by is it necessary to use a‘ battery
to start? i can start my engine on
the magneto just as well.
of mine tells me that some time I
'wiii'hsve trouble on the road because
i don't carry a battery. is this so!

When starting motor on magneto it
is usually necessary to spin it. The
magneto does not deliver a sudicient-

 

 

 

 

 

 

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‘ mi dash point should be
it to“ 450 degrees Frenhelt.
however. suggest that you
‘the manufacturers of your car
lnorder to get their view upon the
matter not only in regard to the flash
point, but brand of oil best adapted
to their car.

 

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lyhotspsrktoignitethegssifturu-
edsiuwlnythemnnetolsispod
condition and the minute ridlt s
quick turn with s
will often m b said weather
stat-tn; cosine II who is more
dime“. due to Door arbor-odes when
motor is cold. The battery end all
antes: delivers a hot spark as all
times and obviates the danger or I.
kick but as suites
cranking when climatic minim si-
tact carburetlon.

lever . advanced

mues-

please advise what is the 'MOIOHDC W Th Sentinel-

“Wan point of oil that should Can 11 Me I!!! mun” 6° that

_ fonsn sutuncbile motor of it will charge a storage battery I

. have on my car for lighting? I

A magneto is a generator which 'sup- ~

plies an alternating current, and could

never be used for charging a storage

battery. For that round aim

current generators are not used on
lighting purposes on automobiles.

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Motoring Department, The Sentinel——

Would it cause any extra wear on.
the differential if in turning sharp
corners one did not throw out the
clutch. Or is it M ththl'cw out
the clutch and reduce it to second
speed. wG. H. ’

’l‘o throw out clutch in turning cor—
ners does not effect the dilferentisl.
it is desimed to are for such re-
quirements ’I‘o disengage clutch in
turning sharp corners is good practice. -,
but thieisdbnenoretorelieve the

 

“U. 8. IIIGORITRAIN
1' T" 1MFLEMI3. ,

Plan of hope bosses-union lley Is J
Submitted to Congress 111 Amy
scrim '
wssmné‘ibu. D 0,1111th as.”

It is expected first the my all:

mites. Viflilflbmittcd to ill m

congress. will contsin provisions is!

s general plan of range construe”

Wt the country. es the pl"

mete” toward the training ”

the mic citisens of the country 3

mm ride sheath; High mi}

tsrysstberltieseselsaccord s! to

the necessity of such training 6!

those who atefsvailsble as volunteers

and that any scheme for a reserve
must provide also for the rifle true-

log 01 its members. scoosdisg to e

statement from the National Bowl
for Promotion or Ride Practice.

“Provision will probably be con-
tained else for the proper supervie
ion and training stride clubs and the
issue to them of ammunition and tar-
get supplies,"
“Congress at the last session authorv
hood the chief of ordnance to issue
free to ride ‘clubs the Krss rides'in
storage at the arsenals as well as sin
munition to be used with the same.
This ammunition was left over from
the Spanish-American war and it has
deteriorated greatly. The supply will
soon be exhausted. however, and pro-
vision must be made for the further

says the statement.

manufacture of Krag ammunition at

 

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the Frenkford arsenal 1f the rifle club
movement is to be encouraged.

167 Clubs Equipped.

“When the new law went into ef-,
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To Sentinel Readers 101 1 -.

No matter how large or email your family may be you need this useful Glass Combination Kitchen Set,

rial

exflenator of

leges.

 

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Coupon from THE SENTINEL and present it at this office with $1.15 and take it home.

 

ev-plete Sanitary Kitchen Set.

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This Sanitary Glass
Kitchen Set is Positi-
vely Offered only by

The _ Evening Scnlinci‘

to its Readers.

‘ It will "be "given for sx'.15'.‘snd
Coupon. 3 .,

This useful

Kitchen Set 11115 a long felt wait '

of every housewife. There lines
never been designed for practical
us a more serviceable and c0111—

33°.

‘ '5nl1‘ous'e11b1dli's fully equipped with: '1 W

one of these Combination

Glass Kitchen Sets. A true friend
111 the kitchen. I

This set co11sisr§fof "eight

handy necessary utensils which

will make culinary duties at pleas-

ure every day' 111 the year.

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Wire Strainer

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Colonel Robert M. Thompson,
secretaries _of Wer Dickinson and
Wright, Robert Bacon,
Herbert S. Hadley, John a, Drench
George Westinghouse Judge E. ii.
Geary, and others.
present demand for e better state of
preparation, the association is again
appealing for aid to expand its work.
especially among the schools and 001-
Its plans include s1 modlded
Swiss system of rifle training for the
young men of the country. '
Swiss System.

 

 

tiea. is oddities to this. on sides
and 170 carbides, Msides 33,349 0“?
thvebesl issued to school
cede! corps, the seas law having
"Ride training of citisenn in up.
country lull W slmost so use
known factor 119 30 about ten m
we, when the Nstionai Ride assess»
$01101 mena‘bem 3 m
prommds for s revival of theeport,
having in view the benefit which
would be derived from the stunt
point of national defense.
cistion appealed to prominent men
for ctr-Operation and received mete-
assistsnoo from exd’residents
Roosevelt and Taft, ex-Benstor (toot,
Navy Meyer,
ex-

he sees-

Scth bow.

In view of the

”There has been considerable dis-
cussion in the newspapers regarding
the Swiss system of training for na-
tional defense and some. 61 our fore-
most military writers have advocated

 

We will have no more when these few are disposed of

$2. 50 Household SANITARY GLASS Kitchen Set.

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shown bcldiv. No further need of guessing. Be
25:13:: to sin. your méasurcments. Very useful for Sugar, F10“? and Liqmds In fact indispensible to every houscWifc. A Money Saver, s Time Saver and ‘
mentsy $21er T E EVENING SENTINEL' is always looking for something that will be useful to its readers. and we have therefore made amnge— P

M e manufacturers of this Sanitary Kitchen Set to supply our readers with this very useful Combination. All you need to do to get one is to clip

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

tom these in the little mush.
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"1” WWII-1st our! mile from
16 m of see so 6 receives an
srmy rifle. ammunition, and eqw
ment whichhehhestohishome’jsu
hes- subieot to a cell from his
country to m to the colors. or:
’0“ Wm for a minute how such
I laws would workout in this coun-
try!

I. w. w. 14th lee It.

“What 9. great boon it would be to
the I. w. w. and similar trouble-
!“ means a
lien M foreign who unset up
Iersiand our system of democratic
government. Furthermore, the tuna-
.unental principle. of the Swiss sys-
tem is ride training and every male
in the republic, unless disqualified by
amnion-mi his his am
where! osmium even .yeer. This
m h. prudently do- on lin-
day. Even if we had ranges avail-
able in this country, no where ex-
cept in the liberal minded west would
the men be showed to engage in rifle
shooting on Sunday. although golf.
baseball and such sports are allowed
full sway. ,

"‘No doubt, however. a modified
Swiss system uuld be very effec-
tively put into operstion. With the
ten millions of available young men
in this country to select from, there
is no reason why ride clubs should
not be organized with selected so
plicants. The National Rifle asso-
ciation 0! America has demonstrat-

ed what out be done with slight
funds.

1000.000 Msrksmen. Perhaps.
"It has under its jurisdiction

 

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demmM

One

Measuring Pitcher, worth $1.00

One

,Pin, with handle, \vorth .50

One Glass Kitchen 16 oz.
Graduate, north; .1 ~35

One Glass Kitchen 1711111161,, I
worth . , '

‘ 0111: Glass 8 02.. Measuring
7.;Cup“,a worth .10.

, ,011e‘ Glass Kitchen 8 92. Salt . 1‘
Filler, with Wire Strainer, 1‘
worth 9 '1.in . . .. 335 '

. Q'ne Glass Kitchen S oz. Salt.
’ ' ” Shake? worth

the Glass Kitchen 8102.} - 11-1 1

Sugar Shaker,- worth - .15 E
' Total $2-50' 1, \
I = 5;" 1r, .-- I. 1' ‘3'; j.
1 .; : ""f. ' at ~.“~" "1 . . .27
, SPECIALQESch" article in

.st11is set is fully guaranteed. Anya _ .
. piece that 110113,.th give 111: st.
most satisiaction .in service will . ..
be cheprtully replaced.
,. 5 Kitchen Set must be seen _
e‘ apprecmtcd Come in and - ‘
Zlook it over. _ "

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Glass Kitchen 3 Pints

Glass Kitchen Rolling

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spection, supervision and ire-thirst.
these :00 clubs could be W
to notwithstlssstmmo mus--
hers, and in time this easily could

. J Mfg?” women in

would he [sting all thg benefits of
the “twat“ Swiss qt

this should be done. however,

of ride ranges by the ”cranium

s miniature stole. has a line. large.
there are thousands of ride clubs
which hsve their own mu. '

‘llidesheotiosss s spelt will

it techs the elements of the spec-
m by CmmuW'bi
int-Mute end stationed. Such com-

mon than seythios else to popu-
larize the gusts. At Inbooville.
during October. every state in the
Union but Pennsylnnis, Maryland.
South Dakota, California ‘ and Vir-

 

 

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ginis will be represented by their
Ipicked sherpshooters.“

LEARNED sue Lesson.

 

 

(London Answers.)

I A certain “mm" innkeeper always order from the department 1.1531111.st I

warned his customers that it was
Ic‘-n°1ng time by calling out, “New,
igoutlemon, the time has inspired." A
stranger who happened to stay that

 

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hearts
nearly 500 clubs. W191 an estimated ° Eh" was mucu amused on g‘rules have relation to the absence :11!

the landlords usual formula repeated,
11rd drew his 111°“IIQT. to the mistake
to was making.

‘Why " asked Boniface,
should I say?"

‘You should say the time has ex-
pired; not toured"

The following night the worthy
ianlord remembered. his lesson,
and when closing time came be .ex-
claimed: “Now. gentlemen, it’s time
you all expired."

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SONNY’ 8 PREFERENCE-

‘The Pitsburgh Dispatch tel'e of
this dialogue. ‘

“Father?”

’ “What is 1t. son?"
1 "When I grow up I‘m gonna be a
. doctor."
. "Aliopath?"
l ‘fNope."‘ ‘ .
i "Homeopslh?" - . . 1
“Nope." ' ‘- '
: "Eclectic?" ' ' 9315‘ ‘
1 “Nope."
I “Chiropractor"
I "Nope."
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"F or goodness sake, w hat. ""
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l The Inexperienced—“He says he:
Josh hardly restrain himself from fall;
lng doun and worshipping her.”

The Rejeced—"Tell 111111 not to
i get nervous: she'll throw him down
150°“ enough."—-Puck.”

 

 

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thing like this happens In your
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PLUMBING

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tary or worn out, have us make
necessary repairs or. 11131111. 11",
new system cg.

MODERN PLUMBING
Jossm‘é ‘A erhclntvv

Home 11.11.1311
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tern without running @171th .
from the free issue of rides. Bolero swldedfajutgmrrmeflsl ., , ,
, led his bosom dark end .
"i‘hmhaw'dwm W «31......m’u or V
thmnghout the counts! when m “his 3“.

club members could ”shoot. This is W 3.10% 31:33”; ‘ , ,
mmammum some. underwristom :fie

whiohveinishtwellsdosi, Emmy-mum, costings”
mw.nslrli"9flm'moentsslsrsebottle.stdws she:

might for comparisons sake he called hows se "Wyetb'sfl and I I .
well equipped rule. and in addition mess.

never be popular. like hssebsli. u n... By darkening reprint-with

tscuiu. but it no be m 1““ tell, because it does it so normally. to
petitions as the notions! matches so a!” your hair. tell“ All. fill.

application or two your heir bottomed I

CALL us UP

is delectlve, antiqdlited, unsam— j: «'

 
 

 
 

be hsesuedtesnillion, Weasel wemmwumm

 

common garden .1» brews! .

stopsod, itching end 11111-3.

Compound." thus avoiding s . istof'

While ‘18”. my. (tiled heir II M, ,
sinful, we fill desire W “N! -.
youthful spbesrsme and atmo-
Wyeth‘s’ssge end Sulphur. no one use

evenly. rou inst scum .5 mm
or soft brush with it and drew/

strand st s time; by attains ell
heirs have dissppesred. After one

beautifully dsrlt, glossy, soft and lung
urisnt and you appear years younger ‘

 

Rum MAIL CARRIERS. ~.

To Be Disciplined by Department fps
Absence.

The local post office received in _. .

ington this mowing which shows it“
the department is to place in folio.
'stricter rules with relation to rhllai
carriers than ever before. The new

such carriers without leave and the
department announces its intentions)!I
dealing more severely with suchcssed
than hitherto.
A portion of the new rules on the
subject of rural carriers received this ,
mowing is as follows:
“The absence of rural carriers with-,1
out permission of the postmaster subs.
jecis them in addition to forfeiture lit
their pay for the period of such sir
sauce, to reprimand, suspension will»
out pay, or removal from the service ‘
as circumstances may warrant!“

Insurance I

Fire, Life, Accident, Plate Glass, 4

Workmen'e Compensation, Llsbill.
ty. Marine and Automobile.
Surety Bonds. :-
Notsrles Public.
Steamship Tickets

J. M Layton 8r (0.. Inc.

REAL ESTATE INSURANCE: 31
5 Railroad Ave., So. Nonnlkg

rswm7
Good Job Printing

lest Paper. Best Work. Beet PM
as NORTH MAIN svnssv '
s. nonwsLx PHON! es!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Floral Tributes, original de—
highs. Casket Coverings oi rare

service. Telegraph communica-
*tion with leading florists in prin
cipal cities in the United States.

8011111 11111111 1101181

ya Bonflain St. Sb. Norweik,C1.-
1 ,. Phone 354

 

 

 

 

 

1 - Indian Motor Cycles
Distributors for Norwalk and
South NotWelk ‘

beauty. Moderate prices. Prompt.

 

171'; T0“ 0
Successor to Wm. Elf 11.

Phone 499
37 Fort Street. East No

 

 

 

The Sterling Motor Co.

nines. Conn.
" phone :79 ‘
Automobile and Motor Cycle
.~ -.~'* 1‘ Regain-'17::
Resistor“! F. A‘. M. Repair
Shop

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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