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Form-10M!“
ethic It) retain its collectionq
lartiord with $72,889.01 in scumd. and
Cit, Gets “.2489! Stock Tax Appo'- New Haven is third with 71,147.12.
ttonment—Hartlord Leads All. ‘Othorii the: Manchester, $16,225.01;
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SOME HELP FOR NORWALK.
liARTmitn, April 18.—-Accordlng;New ‘nrituin. 811,805.39; Bridgeport In wuurgrmmfl!
to flaurcs announced intent” by theit2lti.l74.9i; Waterbury. 313.035-641‘flm
state treasurer, the Town of Hartfoiul'Ncw London. $11,062.53; Stamford -
“‘11 receive $879,587.47 the largestjllijfitifit liddletown. 811,308.28: mm.‘ ‘ ;
Amount from the distribution of the Merlden. 89,383.29; Norwalk. $5,248.05;
corporation stock tax collected by the ”Windham, $3,854.88; Naugatuck. 85-
etate and returned to the towns in the 391.10.
proportion of the holdinga by resii
deals of the town. An effort was made‘
to repeal the law at the last session!
or the Legislature nuthorining "‘9' Nathan Speizer. the Bethe] hatter,
v__,_,,.:ivho claims his expulsion from the urduy afternoon at Dorlon's Point
union prevented him lrom making it Some very good scores were made, H
‘7’“ » o f
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"CVCP'NOIM am, living took the stand in the Superior Hurihurt leading the list with 85
MI The. my couit. this morning. to resume his! Four other members of the club
" onen they load to than pulmonary testimony in the 38. 000 suit he brought lnlng Wilmol you
ph Lockhiirt
Nimble. "Nth A“ responsible t" against LoculNo.1. liiiitedllattciuof Frederick Thompson and F. J_ Ham
more than one-tenth of all lives lost N th A i
through illness. or mer ca. i r,
Heavy colds which develop dcep- __ J Journeyed to Travere [Alwd' 8“
seated coughs or cause inflammatwn
of the air-passages and persist in
spite of medication. weaken the sys-
tem to a point where resistance ensi-
PRACTICE SHOOT OF NORWALK
GUN CLUB.
l-‘. E. Lockwood. A. Adams, H. Hurt-
SPEIZER TAKES STAND.
Gun Club. held a practice shoot. Sat.
TORR'NGTON WELCOMES NEW ed in the shoot held at that place.
DAILY NEWSPAPER .The Norwalk four acquitted themseli
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ly is overcome—and asthma, bron- tee creditnbl
chill and pulmonary troubles e the TURRINQTON April 18.~Tile Tor— y ‘
result. 'l‘o renew normal roll once I On Friday next. April 21.
rington News. a new one cent news-
paper. wait issued here today. under
the management of the News Pub M “I H Finch. 0' Greenwich. F' J"
Eckman‘a Alterntive has been fouiiii
highly beneficial in many instances.
ltn limo confetti in so combined
with other remedial agents as to be
easily assimilated by» tho. averagi-
person—and it contains no narcotics
or habit-forming drugs of' any sort.
So it's safe to try.
At your drugirint'a.
Eek-an Laboratory. nuaddphla.
The Clifford Pharmacy
Stillson Fwell Corp.
lishinir company.
ithe editor and S. Curl Fischer.
.president and atiperintendent of the'Wfln‘ ‘0 “‘9 “M“ “‘0‘"- “i ”*"d’"
Mule shoot among themaelvci: on Friday
with afternoon
itimes prizes will be shot for.
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Act Hartford and Middletown.
and tNCIFlfif‘llt‘r being also connected
newspapers in the latter place.
hurt and H. Bundle. of the Noiwalk
" Manufacturing Company of Galesburg.
turday afternoon, and there particlpat- .
the Non inulie is host.
walk Club will send it team tompomi you bummed your car should be In
James “.Conncll is 'lluni. Jr., Frederitk Thompson" irvlng‘ “"9
tha'Wihnot and Joseph Lockhart, of Nor-‘
icompiny Mr. Connell was formerly Other members of the club will hold
:it llnrhin'e Point at “iliili
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HONK! HONK!
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AUTOMOBILE NOTES
Motoiing Department. The Sentinel-‘lmutds in the gasoline for the our-
\\' iii you place give me some infor- pose oi obtaining better results unless
mation regarding “spring" starters of you are entirely familiar with the an-
the coil spring type for Ford cars? ture of the liquid used. it is possible
Are they durable and satisfactory D0 that injury may result to the motor
you know anything about a starter of if certain chemicals are employed in
this kind manufactured by the Frost; the gasoline.
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l.ll suucrlsorn to the Automatic De- Motoring Department. The Sentinel-—
'plcv CU‘mMY M ”W “a” ““9 t The brakes on my Ford chattrr just
I R. ‘as the car comes to a stop. 1 bud the
There “'1‘- ' number 0' ”“35 ""1". balllb tightened and the chattering
cm which work very satialactortly onV should for a while. but u is now
tantali cars. It is not possible to dlI- we,” than ever. The brakes bold
terminate in to which particular; good and the bands are new Can you
Th“ “‘1" from "5°“ htiggviti ll way to remedy thia trouble
R. 3.
You do not state whether it is the
foot brake or the hand brake the citat-
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a
a position to .Ithibt: the. pest upe to
it uses one gallon of cylinder oil ev mm“ be nearly round when released,
tly thirty the or forty min?“ I 3‘“ at) its to draw on drum evenly when
iiurt- oil dot-.s not leak out. but i can , Jt-lllt‘d
hardly keep any oil in can2 What
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DIAMOND DISC
PO OGRAPH
The instrument that reproduces sound exactly.
Visit ANGEVINE & BUN, Washington street, and hear the
celebrated artists sing-wild play“
. - . «3:2. qt»;
A $250. I ‘iltto ba, given FREE to some sonic-
ty',’ the selecdorr Mgmaymoappea from THE SEN-
TINEL.
.iWOUId (““39 ”ll-‘7 An) information Motoring Department. The Sentinel——
twill ht h'l’t‘llh' "Pim‘t‘hmd- Chi you outline the exp-any: that
A READER. (would bi lieu-«nay to change t mo-
'34
. Perhaps ’too miiih oil is
working lior's fuel from gasoline to denatured
‘ [)qu the th‘OnB and into {lib (Umbul‘ 3140110!" All“) YOU opinion Ur L“?
lion chamber A set of new rings some .I. K.
. would overcome thin tron ‘ii--. If there Changing them for this purpose
EH0 no in“ 0" “"1 kind ”‘8 0“ mm would entail a vcral difllcult mechnn
-bc burning. Too much oil is not only ical “an,” “hm, would be coguy.
’iiying fragments of steel.
~ , '""'— . tors. Assuming that it is the , foot.“
“0‘0"“ Department The Sentinel— brake it iii evident that the band is
I "“9 n ‘9“ P9"! “NH" 9” and hit itund and draws irregularti It
off all stones and gravel that II!
have accumulated in the but 3 fl'
described in Popular Mechanics Ull-
azlne. As a log moves on a mocha!-
cal carrier on its way to.tbn mill it to
«when beneath a number a! waste:
tearing its via) into a log. strikes a from which strong "rem of "tar
tone, or other hard foreign sub are thrown so that when it I
lance the saw is apt to be shattered the “w it is washed free d m I'd
into a thousand pieces and may kill stones
'worlimen within the range of the‘ ’
Nuch tho “i can see at a glance. luau.“ .A
ber, after being cut, is rolled or slid said he what you would not b. u.
down hillsides. hence not infrequent torested in the preparation I an
y stones become tmbedded in the: selling except possibly in I gift to
time of your neighbors"
GIVEN A SHOWER BATH.
Stones Washed from L0
Accidents.
When it sniftly reiohing buzz saw,
ac to Prevent
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surface of the logs. A shower bathl "What are you ”Inna," also b- _.
for logs about to be taken into ssaw- K‘qllll'td with interest. v
all] has been designed which washes l ‘A tnciai beauty prepantlon. i
madam. ” he replied «Judie
42 Piece
DinnerSet...-
98
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wasteful, but foul“ the "“3"” E“ An alcohol motor requires a illiter-
‘ccssive carbonisation of the cylinders on‘. compmitsion space than (. to “on";
is caused. by too much oil. igneoline; probably new piatona would
have to be designed to obtain the best
results.
'Ihc age of alcohol has not yet or
lrived and will not nnUl some plant
les; \aluablc for food than corn or
potatoes in developed which the aver-
age farmer may grow, under 1M3“
rmdi'ione. The. present prices --f at-
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Motoring Department The Sentinel——
l hme a single cylinder niotorcyclej
iwith a Schebler (Harburetor \\ hen flI
:open the throttle three-quarters of the
,Wfly it will run fast, and when i openi
:it full it will run slower. Valves were
:just ground and all overhauled. 'Ihc
Ibutterfiy is inst straight when hmyicohol discourages experimenting ex-
;ollened “ill 3?“ kindly give meltenaively with motors designed to use
some advice to remedy this trouble?! .,
i have. tried every pilrlsllm‘cm'f‘h’ul'elt)
adjustment. A M. L. i
it may be necessniv to change the i
specifications of the carburetor P-ier
than when the throttle i9 fully opened
the mixture is improverishci by toolengine once to ”a how much com
much “A" A heavier ”Aug may help. prmsion there was. The steam gauge
:0!" ”than" the spray noule, h “’0‘ .would register forty or fifty pounds.
small. '1‘ the carburetor A properly according to how fast 1 turned the
suited and adjusted to the motor “itnginc over. 1 know the rings leak
good mixture Should be obtained at old would like to know something at
iall engine speeds. A little experiment fie pressure in pounds per squntc
ing in "As respect SAW” remedy inch in the combustion chamber In
the trouble. in raw engine, what is the compres-
'—"_ Ision pressure? Does it vary it the. pis-
Motoring Department, The Sentinel— "Hons are small or large. I suppope
Please give me 'A“ information the length of the stroke would make a
mu can about the preparations on the I variation’
0 at in i to increase
2:21:22; in; theias‘onlynem or (mug “hat is the pressure at instant of
Man? What is their composition? explosion; also the vacuum pressure
The price charged «ems rather high 0" "“3 5“ charging stroke’ W D
I am afraid they might injure my 9... The size of the cylindens this noth-
Kim. p- g. iing to do with, the compress on pres
' While there may be a number of. 5“”
ptepnrntidns on the til-“'3‘“ used hit in new motors thee ompreaston yar-
nsolme for the purpose of increasing tea from iflfty to ninety pounds, do
the mileage it is a. question whether Wain; on the type at motor and
the additional expense is 0.11m hit til“. what it is need for. The ordinary
increased mileage obiaihed. liourtng car has sixty Me ppuntu at
[tits not' posliible to advise you as the. rod of compreaaion stroke. and
I place to about 250 pounds or more.
to what elements go to moire up such
compositions?
it is reasonable to assume. howev~ - l‘lto vacuum pressure dscmseson
sr, thit- if I good grade of gasoline .s the speeLof the motor
and My motto will be ct!- min: with about twelve poem
helium “alteration.
..Wonld not advise using-Jay foreign the motor will run no taster.
Motoring Department, The Sentinel—
1 took suit-am gauge and attach ed it
to an old spark plug shell. placed it
in the spark plug hole and turned the
t
l
a
t at
Manhunt-iii...
tic pressure rises after ignition takes ,,
increases. ‘
and finally "tun; to I 9.0M '56". A”
The Bluebl '(THE SOUL or HAPPINESS") .,'
Is SOMETHING NEW IN DINNER WARE
The lucky Bluebird ("The 8 at of Happiness") is the do“: d .,
this Dinner Sat. made by one {the foremost American pattern. '1'... 3
highest point reached in barn any of color. chaste design. and U -
the same ulna. the latest thing in the prevailing mode. it will '0'..-
to be the greatest ever—a Blu- bird in blue and turquoise with W
soft rod of nature on the breast. while the edge of and pious a II
lubed in deepblnslinesandtnoing. Tamitlatdon’t comm“
bring an ejaculation of wonder from every woman who views I.’ ‘ J
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Displayed at Gehebe’ s
:5 WASHINGTON ST. SOUTH NORWALI.
“Gehebe s
25 Washington St.. South Norwoik
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Blue Bil-d Set Coupon
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