' in preserving cannon goods in home
a
«may we. at. £333?
HONK!
HONK!
' 111mm
‘ HELPFUL HINTS.
One of the advantages claimed for
the felltloatlng type of rear axis is
.that in event of trouble in the trans
move the driving shafts and tow the
it! "NOTES”?
lthe value 01" some and of‘vent. 1‘
short vertical tube screwed into the
top of the gear b‘h’for differential
leasing will answer for all practical
not suit the hole can easily be plugs
, sure, the result of the increase
' Th1 rmsands of hay fever ‘and asthma
mission it is an easy matter to m1purpo’aes but for any reason it does
gel; 1
not generally appreciated, however, A small leak in a gaeolene mad
that the sine applies to the ordin- pipe may not be noticed. especially in
0(7an system. With this as-gsamlner. when the- gasolene super
1 $5 it is possible to clear one'sle. quite rapidly This may be not
01‘ both of the rear wheels of the. only the reason for small mileage per
111-1611a”; relation merely by removing gallon oi incl used but it may he a
the wheel and taking out the drivzing dangerous source of tire.
kg. so that it will turn on the shaft. i in fitting new gaskets to an engine
The diaerence between the tire it is well to remember that water or
mileage of different drivers depends1gas will not pass through the mater-
m upon the care used to 1211. The centre must he cutout. There
MM? substances in the road} have been cases where uncut gaskets.
1A mall, Sharp- cornered stone will of-1ha1e been titted and cons1derable tune
ten make a break in the fabric andlspent in discovering the fault.
a broken beer bottle will some timesl A disagreeable squeak may often be
cut» a fearful gash. Tire wear also in-traced to a head lamp bracket. if. it
crease in a fourfold ratio compared is not solidly attached to frame. a
with speed Almost any old tire will {squeak will arise fro mthat point. A
run 10,000 miles if carefully favored. loose rivet or bolt is quite often the
It should be remembered that not cause.
every nut is made to losen by turning," When amotor is hot care should be
to the left. Lock nuts on axles enquired not to pour cold water into
erally tighten up in the direction the ' the cooling system too rapidly. When
car runs, the right-hand not being the cold water strikes the over heat-
right-handed and vice vorsa. It is;ed cylinders it is Very apt to crack
well not to forget this, for many‘ Izsame. due to the rapid contraction
thread has been mined by trying toiwhicil takes place.
unscrew some part by turning it to} Wood alcohol applied with a sponge
the left, which only served to render 1 or cloth is one of the best methods or
it tighter. Of course most nuts, studs.;clesn’sing either cloth or leather up
and other threaded parts are right- holstery A mixture in linseed oil and
handed but there are exceptions. lturpentine is sometimes recommend
Those 11110 are troubled 111th oil ex- ed for cleaning leather.
uding from gear 110\ or rear axle Many cars have tbe_muffler locat-
should try the curative ctt‘ects of a 'ed near centre of the car directly on
small air vent. Such escapes of the‘the body. Quite often the exhaust will
oil are often caused by internal pres-lam up a lisagreeable rumbling, es-
01" peciaily noticeable and annoying
temperature produced under running . when riding with top up. This rumb
conditions. The oil. besides belugiing may'beyovorco‘me by leading a
thinned by the higher temperature. is piece of filexiblg metal hose from the
forced out by the pressure and hence‘muffler to the rear of the car.
WW
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ear home on the midde wheels. it is J
of health. Sniicytlc acid is well known
as a poisonous substance, and one of
the evils which may accompany us
use is derangement of the digestion.
it is therefore plain that its extensive
use in food may lead to disturbance
of digestion nnd1healil1. ’ -
The bedelul Food and Drugs Act
plohibits the use of har’mful preser-
vatives in foods that enter interstate
commerce. The food law of nonriy'ev-
cry state in the union forbids 1hc sale
within the state of foods that have
been preserved with harmful substan-
PATENT RiGH‘l’s iSSUED T0 CON-
NECTICUT INVENTORS.
The following were issuedAug. 24,
1915. List furnished from office of
A. hi. Wooster, Solicitor of Patents,
Bridgeport, Conn.
Frederick C. Blanchard and E. B
(hooker, Bridgcpmm surety-1311's.
Asmus Philllppson Blldgeport, dis-
11011113111: apparatus.
Clarence "l, Plutl.
131-1111111111 plug". '
John Krchhicl.
bric and making the
Britlgedrt, ale
llrldtzepori. pile fn~
some. ‘
Lewis A. Curtis, Hartford, railway ces‘ Neither the Federal 01' State
tic. ,i‘ood laws apply to foods (but are can-
. .- v7 . . . : .
Joseph 1\- Dans. it‘lf‘lbmh draft nod 111 the home and consumed there.
dcilocior for lamp burners. however. that the
it would seem,
William E 51’3rk51N9‘V Hu1‘cn,2§h0u%wm would not knowingly use,
1”“ "l“ Lork bench 1‘1““9- , 1111 the foods she provides fer her falli-
3111.111 W, Parsonfi, New Bmmn',lll'. substances that she could not. use
(liltlF-llolthI‘.
Edmund A. flt'llnulv, Ni‘\\'_Bl'lllllll.
leveling stand 111111 111159
Andrew J. \‘lt'lory,
lin locus for sale without violating the
1111 because these substances are in-
11111111111 10 health.
Broad B10011 l'AltificiaI Preservatives Not Necessary
11133111111111) 1‘ 1‘ l N b. l Fruits and vegetables can be kept
b‘ 039')“ ‘ 1.11:0. .1' 1 01“” clon: intiohnituly if the1 are ste1iiized oy
’l .‘ ’18.“ «SS
”11;; ‘2; e1 :15 ant crucamgt ht .11 11nd ploperly scaled, and there
s :1 . .
0 er (9 1'? ;is no excuse, in the opinion of the ex- .
Louis (‘. l\1‘11mmcl t‘lluion. mulli-
- 11111115 of 1111.1 deplutl11ent._f01 running
pie. double seamen
‘ jam lisl; b1 using pr'esen'lng pew
Label. 1
lucra which may be injurious to
health. The use of such powders in
addition to the possible injury to
health encourages uncleanly or care
less work in canning. Reliance is
placed in the etilcacy of the preserv-
ing compound instead of upon clean-
lincss and beat. 1' L
The New England Collapsible Tube
Co, 1'1511' London, “Sheffield Pure Tin
Tubes.“ (For Tin Tubes.)
-—-TWO COMMON SUMMER AIL-
MENTS.
Victims who are not able to go to the
mountains find relief 11 Foley's Hon-
ey and Tar Compound. It allavs the tins that give Specific directions for
The department has isaubd built».
inflammation, soothes and heals firm
and rasping bronchial tubes and helps
the preserving and calming of fruits
and vegetables without the use of pre
QONNEGTIGUT SUFFRAGE NEW‘
A hue deputation or sacrum
waitedlast Friday on Congrenman
Freeman at his allies in the Plant
Building New London. They weren-
pelted‘lost' cordially by the Congreg-
lnau who seemed deeply interested in
the speeches made to him and who
promised close, consideration of. the
location and "a study of the‘literatue.
A picture was than“)? £11?“ group
which included Mr. 1m: ‘lllmeeli.
The deputation numbered thirty-one
women and was led by Mrs. George
E. Day of Hartford and Fenwicll, and
Mrs. Donald R. Hooker of Baltimore
who also makes her summer home at
Fenwick. There were motor cars from
Putnam. Danielsen. Lyme. Norwich
and other towns in the lam Congres-
sional District which Mr. Freeman
representaand there was a group of
working women from Willimantlc and
a number of New London women. The
working girls were led by Miss Abbie
O’Connor. president of the Equality
League of Self-Supporting Women or
Connecticut. Miss O'Connor is a past
president of the Willimantic local 0:
the Swift Spoolers' Union. Her in»
terest in woman suffrage was greatly
quickened by her visit to Washington
early in 1914. She went as a member4
of a deputation organized by the Con.
grosslonal Union, to lfiteerBW Treat-7
dent Wilsons-a deputation that was
graciously received by the President.
before the when or the met.
tlcut um «Wm Mugs,
and she made he; plea again in the
meet! the
speakers, and George Day mane
the first M Winner came
lib-Manor. M‘- Eutlett. of Pub
my. all life. Iva of Gnfilfld. TM
plea of each or the women "was that
Congressman Freeman should support
the Susan B. Anthony Amendment.
This is an amendment to the
States Constitution, first introduced a;
the request of like 8m 8. do”, it
111111.112: been hem Guam for
forty years. Since the wometi‘have
gained the franchise in twelve states
its chances-of passing have enormous.
ly improved and last year it 011111111311
:1 maiority in the Senate and a very
large vote in the House. it would
enfranchise wombn all over the Unlt-
ed States by the simple process of
wiping out the sex distinction in re:
gard to citizenship. Any qualifications
imposed by the states would then have
to be imposed equally on the men and
on the women-whether thessoualiih
cations were property, educational or
age qualifications.
—TAKE OUT THE ASHES.
Uremla is due to the circulation in
the system of poison and waste pro-
ducts that should be removed from
the blood by the kidneys. If the ashes
are not removed the tire dials and the
machinery stops. So with the waste
products of the system. Foley Kidney
Pills help the kidneys remove waste
matter that causes rheumatism, aches
and pains, silt! joints and sore mus-
cles.
Sold everywhere.
Miss O'Connor was one of‘ the speak-
» «loudness-lee Jew.-
' (D! m Shae).
‘I all! gong throng We Harvey:
aaaaa
I not one door, the flowed m.
Ideals forgotten, Gold rules me.
Oh! Conscience. meet me not, .
You tell-me. "Horny ii all rot? ‘ '
Home. and; and Love, were better,
Jew. . .
and Ma's ‘uteu. M We
tourney .
{hen gluing «lam outfit: m
ey."' ' '
I do not steal, use not mean, ..
Yet, is't my fault that my brain is
keen? 1 J
That you use body, strength and sweat‘
To live. whilst chance salient! no!
its nbt?
. 1 0 1V 0 O I
Pray God my child to grow like other
men.
To love this land, and fellow-man, .
Curse my gold, that my son be poor.
And lose my cunning golden lure.
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C I
'My heart's _ldeais then will reign sil-
preme.
And my son GAD: Man's esteem.
LIVER CAUSES
TROUBLE.
The discomfort and dangers of hot
weather are doubled if the liver is
sluggish and the bowels inactive. F0
-'ley Cathartic Tablets are prompt.
wholesome. effective in action with-
out griplng or pain. It you feel lacy
and languid, bloated or oval-full. a
Foley Oethartlc Tablet will help you.
Stout persons welcome the light and
tree feeling they bring.
—-8LUGGI8H
1110's pure ideals. I hm ”mo.
1 Warm out. have some
“Yes! Yes! i knew you tell me W '
Sold everywhere.
PLUMBIMG _
is defective. antiquated. unsun-
m rejoin or w a
new system of -
,MODERN PLUMBING
'. Jeanine A‘ cranium!
- 101711111 111111311
‘ 'Plumhbtg and Heating
Tel. 1354.
«Forth Main St.
s. Moguls 1.;
WE SE"
1.—
Floral Tributes, original as
signs Casket Coverings o! rare
beauty. Moderate prices. Prompt
service: Telegraph communica-
tion with leading florists 1n prin~
cipal cities in the United States.
Sellleronfllk florist
2 So. Main St. 80. Nor-walk. Ct.
H1011: 369.
W lntllan’ 11111.1 Cycles
SELL
r11 r0
11 1111 1111*
Any Junk
S. Jail“
Successor to Wm. Efi'ron.
Phone 499
37 Fort Street. East Norwalb .11
Dietributon for, Not-walk and
' South Norwalk
The Sterlinghiotor Co.
Darien, Conn.
Phone :79
Automobile and. Motor Cycle
airs. .
Registered F. A. M. Repair
Shop. ~
lumbh’ll’fiat.
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We will have no mdre when these few are disposed of
$2. 50 Household SANI. ARY GLASS Kitchen Set
To Sentinel Readers‘1'i ‘
‘No matter how large or small your family may be you need this useful Glass Combination Kitchen Set, as shown below. No further need of guessing. Be‘
accurate in your measurements. Very useful for Sugar, Flour and Liquids In fact indispensible to every houseWife. A Money Saver, a Time Saver and
strictly Sanitary THE EVENING SENTINEL ts always looking for something that will be useful to its readers,and we have therefore made arrange-
ments with the 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
Coupon from THE SENTINEL and present it at this office with $1.15 and take it home.
to Its Readers.
ll
0
‘ It will be given'for $1
Coupon. ‘ ' ..
This ’uscfnl Sanitary
of every housewife.
This Sanitary Glass
Kitchen Set is Posiii;
vcly Oilcrcd only by
The Eycning Sentinel
Kitchen Set lills a long lelt m
There has
.15 and: »‘ g” - '6
Glass " ‘
lgthe usual demand on
7 field. These; preparations, are some-
wlth the fruit or'vegetables, cover
true that these compounds _mby re.
1 lord the decay 61 the fruit or vege-
lmiable. it is pointed out by the experts may mean that you'll pay more than
of the department that their use may Vie necessary and gel: less than you
to overcome dlfllculty in breathingnserving powders or canning com
and makes sound, refreshing sleep 1103 pounds. These bulletins may be ob-
Blbk" tained without cost fronrthe Depart-
Sold everywhere.‘ 11113111 of Agriculture. Application
‘2 should be inade for Farmers" Buns
tin. No. 203, on Canned' Fruit, Pre
selves and Jellies, and No. 521, on
Canning Tomatoes at Home sun in
Club Work. ‘ Also Forms N.‘ R. 22, N.’
R. 23, N. R. 24,-“;N. R; 3ttand N. R.
37 of the Office of Extension Work
VCANNING COMPOUNDS DANGER-
OUS TO HEALTH-
Mousswi ves Warned That Use of Pre-
.': serving Powders Harmful and
1 Useless.
WASHiNGTON’, D. C. Aug. 25 —ln-
formation has come to the department
that the canning season has blougnt
the part of
housewives for salicylic acid and borié
VlCP.
-—BRAKEMAN "was 'OURED
writes. "i was down with kidney
trouble and rheumatism; had a battle
ache all the time and was tired of
living. I took _Foley Kidney 'Pilla and
was thoroughly cured ”
have written slmlla' lettuce. Foley
Kidney Pills are tonic in 612119111111
act promptly. ' '
Lines sold in the form of ponder un-
’er various trade names and are re
"oonnuended b1 the promoters for use
canning. in the directions for use
the housewife is told to fill theijar
wuh water, andadd a teaspoonfulof
the preserving powder. Whilezlt is‘
To neglect to raid the Sentinel
'fFlirnishdd 300mb“ salmonella
he attended by serious. disturbances should'have.
North and West. States Relations Ser- 1
F A. Wootsey. Jacksonville, Texas. A
Sold everywhere.
Thousands '1 ‘ “
never been designed for practical
'us a more serviceable and come
No
household is“fully equipped with
plcte Sanitary Kitchen Set.
out one of these Combination
Glass Kitchen 811135. A true friend
in the‘kltchcn.
This setbconslsts “ of
“'1'“
handy necessary utensils
- willeumakec'u’linary; duties 3 pleas-
1 1.1er 1111111111 in, that?“ .1
cl! .
Fruit in Filter
5. 1 .wm Strainer
Rolling Pin 111111 Handle
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1" 11.111111011. '
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111 l
tetanus human; 1511.1;
Sets Lef
$1.15
worth
Sci ‘CouSislsMoi
Onc Glass Kitchen 3 Pints
Measuring Pitcher, worth $1.00
One Glass Kitchen Rolling
Pin, with handle, worth .50 " 6
One Glass Kitchen I6 02.
Graduate, worth .25
One Glass Kitchen Funnel, 1 .
worth“ .105.
One Glass 8 oz. Measuring 1' . 8
Cup, Worth '~ .10 ‘
0116 Glass Kitchen 8 oz. Salt
Filler, with “fire Strainer,
One Glass Kitchen 8 02. Salt
Shaker, ,worth
One Glass Kitchen 8 02. .‘W
Sugar Shaker, worth .15
Total 3 A $2.15.;
SPECIAL—Each article 1111
this set is fully 'guaranteed. All)?
piece that does not give the lit-
moSt satisfaction in service Will
be cheerfully replaced.
Glass Kitchen Set must be seen
\to be appreciated. Come in and
lock it over.
This
1 11.11.1110» l
omblnatton Kitchen .lltlt
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