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fROM CONSIIPAIION
If tongue is coated, breath bad, stem. 1
sch sour, clean liver and bowels.
Give “California Syrup of Figs" at
oncew—a teaspoonful today often saves
a sick child tomorrow.
if your little one is out-obsorts.
half~sick, isn’t resting, eating and act-
ing naturally—look, Mother! see it
tongue is coated. This is a sure sign
that its little stomach, liver and bow-
els are chased with waste. When
cross, irritable, feverish, stomach sour.
breath bad or has stomach-ache.
diarrhoea. sore throat, full ct cold,
give a teaspoonful of "California Syrup
of Figs," and in a few hours all the
constipated poison, undigested food
and sour bile gently moves out of its
little bowels without griping, and you
have :1 Well. playful child again.
Mothers can rest easy after giving
this harmless "fruit laxative." because
it never fails to cleanse the little ones
liver and bowels and sweeten the
stomach and they dearly love its
pleasant taste. Full directions for
babies, children of all ages and for
grown-ups prlnictl on each bottle.
Beware of counterfeit iii: syrups.
Ask your druggist for a 50>cent bottle
of “California Syrup of Flam" then
see that it is made by the "California
Fig Svrup Company."
For Up-to-datc Servic! Call
FRED H GANUNG.
Funeral Director and Embalmei
Office and Residence
Telephone 904.
54 So. Main St.. So. Norwalk .
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EUROPEAN PLAN
Rooms 50c. day. 31.50 wee-
and up.
"3"“ad Ave.
So. Norwallt
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Cheri Jewelry heed
Not Necessarily Be
High Pr red 1
I am proving that every day.
i want to prove it to you and
you!" family.
I have a complete assortment .
of everything that Is. good in the 1
Jewelry line.
I want the business of every
man and woman—every faniily
who realizes that an honest col
lar is hard to earn. If you want
your money to buy the full extent
of its power, bring it here and i
will Show you what 1 can do for .
you. .
A few of the articles we carry
suitable for gitts: Watches, Wrist
Watches, _ Bracelets? W; W. W.
Guaranteed Rings. Silverware.
Cut Glass. Umbrellas;~ Swan .
Fountain Pens and Shaving Sets.1
Rici‘iiiitnr macK
JEWELER.
26 North. Main St.
.W J. 4.
lo. Norwalk
HONK! Home
AUTOMOBILE NOTES
Motoring Department, The Sentinel— should start without further trouble.
Is the timing of my ear correct? 1.
can advance the magneto spark lever, HELPFUL HINTS. I
on steering wheel all the way and The efficiency of ignition wires can-i
not change the speed of the motor in not be determined by the thickness
the least? J. W. ‘ot’ the insulation. Especially is this'
it is evident from what you any true of secondary wires The insula- I
that the control meChanism between tion, howevoi. should be of good qua]
the steering post and the breaker box ity. Unnecessary thickness of 11131111»;
of the magneto timer has slipped or tion, increases the mpacityf
become disconnected somewhere, so which is undesirable.
that when you move the advance and To clean screen of separator on gas-I
retard lever 011 the. top of the steering line, feed line. remove screen and use
wheel it does not control the spark. air pressure from a pump or tank..
11' the spark were advanced all the Place uosie of hose against aireeit.I
time the motor would he very likely The, air will forte all partitles of fun
to kick back When c.r1111ing If 0“ and st? )0!" out of fine wire mesh.
the o1hur hand. the spur renmim re A curbuietor that persists in drip.
tardcd the aniline would be very like ping when the throttle is closed nan-1
ly to overheat. K011 had better make ally will be found to have a worn
a careful inspection of 1111 Shark con- needle valveI that requires grinding
trol connections between steering to its seat. 1'50 11 very line grindin.
wheel 11nd magneto. .compound for this work, one of which
. —-——-— is not composed of emery. the parti-
Motorlng Department, The, Sentinel; clos of which will not inibed them-
l’lt‘flfii‘ l‘kltluln in detail the ”11180 selves in the brass and keep the valve
and l't'iilt'tl)‘ oi‘ the trouble with a and its seat in bad contiltiin.
gilrtllilit' motor when the cylindt‘l‘fl ln 1ery cold weather care should be
are flooded and will not start. I mean taken to 11w liuht yrarlefi of Illlll‘lt‘fllli“
i” Ili‘i'ill‘t? “'IU' ii is Ho dtmtllll ‘0 in the transmission and axle. The
start 1111 engine after the cyliifder has grease in these parts is stitlptimld to
IM‘“ UW‘Flfl‘illh‘d. and “i511 to him“! work into the various recesses rind
ll(i\\‘ one can lq-ll when it is t11orpi‘iiu- bearings to properly lubricate same. If
11d, and What i3 the quickest way I0 a heavy grade of giease is used some
strum
STAMFORD
There is no place
like home, and
there is no home
like that with :1
Stamford range. It
is surprising what
a difference one
little article of fur-
niture does make.
The Stamford
range is built with
the greatest care
in every detail,
and that is why it
has no superiors
and but few peers.
~ 1' Have you
‘ Secured your
New Light?
roan-dying it? 14- (i- of the bearing surfaces may not be
A 1:111:11 many versions make ”1“ lll‘Oll‘t‘ly lubricated.
miSIU-IN‘ "I priming 111“ 1110101‘ 100 When two or more leaves of a spring
much. 'l‘oo rich :1 mixture will not
ignite any more readily than a poor
mixture. limv gasoline will not ex-
plode, but >i111ply burn slowly. Mod
carburetors have a priming lever nl.~
other]. If this ltl‘tl is pulled once
1r tail-e it is 11 ll! lent to il\ the mix-
uro for Martina. \\he.n ptiiniilg the
cylinder (llltlllnll born the petrock’
very little 1:11. oline should be insert
1--.l. The .ivci-aac peitock has a cup
‘1\‘Ill(‘li. it~ tilltd is snihtieii t1 or 1110
the tyiiiuler. it too rich a mixture is
drawn into the, (itindei tho petto1k
:~I1t1‘.lltl I111 and the motor
«ranked :1 i- 11 times in order to free
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BLANKETS AND CORDUROY
ROBES
SILK AND CREPE KIMONAS
DAINTY UNDERWEAR AND LIN
GERIE. CREPE DE CHINE AND
KAYSER SILK
.. SILK PETTICOATS
WAISTS OF GEORGETTE CREPE
CREPE DE CHINE, SILK, LACE
AND LINGERIE
SILK HOSIERY
SKATING CAPS AND SCARFS
HANDKERCHIEFS AND BOU.
Here the early shopper will find a
-* full Iihe or'afi‘tiig'ctivezfioliday'
I :41, .‘ 900d5{ ' .
.iN emu-Ev canisimss' sex-as.
AT Pnicss To sui'r ALL.
THE ”THE Sll0P,
K. a A. Clavori 56* No. Main ".1
DOIR CAPS :
i
‘ THE ANNING J.
break it is not advisable to innmll
new leaves without resenting the
spring. it the spring: is used for some.
time its set is different from that of
the new leaves insialed. and the of»
feet often results in another broken
spring.
'11 ‘ (tut-1111111 Hicnt‘sts
have shown that an excellent pup
’ i 1 he Ib-
> "I, ;
mined from hop vines.
SK FCR and Cli’l.‘
HORLICK‘JS
the c1iindcis of the rich mixture. If THE ORIGINAL
‘tbe ret cocks are then (‘ltwod and the MALTED MILK
motor cranked without priming; it Chcegsubstimtescoat-ZQHEM price.
-— WHAT YOU NEED A
'. is somewhere on our sueives. Out
Git Suggesuons 1 .1
. l DRUGS AND MEDICINES
For Chrlgl mas ycontain that which is necessary “I
1cure your ill]. give you strength and
restore your health.
Whether you prescribe r0. yourseliI
or get I
Physician's Prescription
‘we can fill it. Our compounding de
1
partnient is in competent hands, and
11-11 use the purest drugs obtainable
The Norwailt Drug Co.
H. A. Mead, Mgr.
8 No Main 3% Ho. Ncrwnlk. Conn
i FAST FREIGHT LINE TO.NEW. -
YORK.
Freight boat leaves Pier 27 East
River, New, York (foot of Catherine
1 St.) every day except SUnday, in 3 p.
Better order your new C. E— Z
or Radio X gas light before the
supply of decorative glassware is
exhausted
There is a good assortment of
artistic glassware to select from:
FREE 0F CHARGE
to purchasers of these new gas
lights.
FOR A LIMITED TIME
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67 WALL ST., NORWALK
‘PHONE 1680.
'uf'l‘ICIAN AND OPTOMET-
Fll'aT.
155 Washington
m. Freight received It. NorWalK up to ‘ '
15 p .m. and at South Norwaik up to ..
L 5: .30,£‘rm.
George F. Fonts, General
SMITH TRANS.
PORTATION LINE; inc.
..,,-'.-\
Agent... 3 ‘-
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u‘ .4 . ,, s. -'
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No, slk. Coin
.I"..'-u 1.1‘1"
,i-IE‘ADQ'UARTERS FOR 6A1
; .ERANGli-Zgwriooto $48.00. 1-
Sc'
_ Self Lighting Burners.
Tour stock'before buying.
Ga: Hot Water Heaters. .811. o
‘i‘ . 'I‘.
42 Piece
DinnerSet
. The B‘ueBird
$22:
AND
6 Sentinel “Coupons
f OTHE rAMous
'f'nrwxwmu
. . 1-45 1....
IS SOMETl'JNG NEW IN DINNER WARE “ ~~ _
The lucky Bluebird (“The Soul of Happiness") is the design of
this Dinner Set, made by one of the foremost American pottersi'." l’l‘lila
highest point reached in harmmy of color. chaste design, arid Eat
the same time. the latest thing in the ptevailing mode. it will provf0 ‘
to be the greatest ever—a Bluebird in blue and turquoise with the
soft red of nature on the breast. while the edge of each piece is tin- , '
ishod in deep blue lines, and tracing. To see it laid out complete will“
I bring an ejaculation of wonder from every woman who views it; V
DI DItVed at Gehebe’s I
25 WASHINGTON ST. SOUTH NORWALK.
ehebe’
South Norwalk “fl
Get
it
At
25 Washington St
kw -
Blue bird Set CoupOn
Thursday, Dec. 9th
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NAME ..
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ADDRESS
on.neonate-000'clot-onions...II.
CENTRAL 11111131.
Corner Monroe and chestnut'Strec-ts, South Norwiailt.
Rooms by day or week at reasonable prices.
" Every remit well ventilated, electric lights and gal.
Everything first class.
FA“
Norwalk Chronicler