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.‘ W BUYING HATS FOR THE FALL. 'h ‘-
Retaii Dealers Bald to Be Placing Lita “I. A" Y0“ mg?
oral Orders.
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HONK I HONK, A“ commons in me whom“? ha‘ The scientific conduct of business and personal affairs today dale" .
trade appear to confirm predictions "‘9 mm. mm "'7 (Itinetly.
‘ made earlier in the season by manu-
actul-ers in this city that an unus' iy AV“ “IE ”lull”
B I '- busy summer and fail are in pro ' ct
A U To M O E NOTES in the hat trade. Retailers are at to Even the canary bird sings a of not having a MM account. We invite accounts which are
be 9'30an "19“" 0rd?” “'1‘" . ““1 sweeter song when there is a given ancient aad courteous mention. ':
Sfiifiifi‘fiifiiJ‘liafit’lf'fiSi‘fl‘ 33.35 “mm W i" it" kitchen - -
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Motoring Department, The Sentinel—1"” "”8 U“"""°"" Th” mm" years before. for the “hole household Fall'field Countv N atlnnal Bank
Will you please inform me If the What '3 "1° diflereuce between a A salesman who recently returned to moves in harmony With the . .
carburetor admustmeot is affected by full floating rear axle "d ‘ semi-lost New York from the middle West was kitchen. and there is no kitchen THE 0L0“? “MK IN NORWALK
‘, H d: 1 Id h |ing rear axle? What advantage has a quoted in a New York publimtlon a more cheerful and harmonious
“new" 3“" 65' ! am to t “ a fulloating rear axle over a semi few days also as sums Wit he 414‘ than one with ., "mum
motorist going from “’9 00‘" ‘0 “19 floating Inlet ‘not know what some of the retailers an e __ - .
.Ilerkshilvs found-ft necessary to re-i M ‘ “mt floating "u, axle driwli" places in the West expected to do 8 ' ’
- - ' ' "it it th his the mo buyiu .- .
2:11;]: tut:ectfrfétli‘tlor'tiotrim‘ffsx 't: : mm “M Mm"; °r °“l’ 0“" r‘tlirl esters: treason:i gust everybod‘y .
“t h“ / of altitude What 0 id ' ii. V. tconnected with the hat industry, from t g .
(:1 L suc‘heoondltlon .‘ W'K. A full-floating axle has the rearrmanutsctui'crts to salesmen for jobblnx * M SAL! BY '
se it. . . . . . .
wheels run on ball or roller besrtn s “out”: 1“” W” ”3‘“! ‘0 ““9"" ——-
The atmosphere pressure is less “ttkat are mounted on the ends of "glelupon retail dealers everywhere the ad- MINCE. R. "m "0- ” ST cor WEST ' Ins-nun-
llinii altitudes than at low; therefore, vishhility of plat-in: orders earlier in . ,,_,,, ,.__________.._ O .
’ id b axle housing, and the axle shafts, inHarder that ‘iile rush that comes with . Lawyer—“WM non of a ”I‘ll
the suction of the motor won 9 serted from the oubslde carry no part in eni ' of the seilin mi ht be man thought it was a how Year'slw' ho’"
ueakened at high altitudes. changins of “m wet it ' 8 "pi m" , g 3 card. He told me so and said it could ' ' AND
. . g t of the car. t)b\litlttl. in part at least. ilereiofore‘ _ June—«liens ha; put Freddie on
the balance bemoan the primary ail'I A semi-floating axle has the wheels it has gamma mumsstbip to get deal..not be delivered till 1916. Look out probation so ‘0 speak it he don’t sentinel coupon!
(‘UI'J'Pllt and ”W “"1“”! I" current. 5ers to do tilts. tarious uncertaintieslfor it." ’ '
, fixed securely on the axle shafts and . _ take . drink for six months she'll
'l‘lie tensmn on the auxiliary air valve th at ft _ , it full ‘ ’ it of .growing out of business conditions. or "But “here 1. the "fly?" "to. Al-
sprillg would have to he changed a e ' m “ (arr) '8 we I" . tear of changes lil business conditions.;k° marry til-in.
little to meet the new conditions A m“ "‘3" °f “a" Th9" can ”9 romo‘Odvappnrenily being largely responsible. "'At it“ t Th ‘ hi (I f Grace~lf Freddie doesn't take al
, .. __ " ld by taking the "118918 01'! Mid lOOH‘H' for their hesitant-y about orderiilg.| ”*9" car ° on 0“ “V rldrlnk for six hours he'll know too
carburetor “uh a “M" jacket “0" ing the bearings. :'i‘his season .ilou'ever. orders are comri "‘1'an and evening. 1“! 15“!- The t much to want her ——Philadelphla
"99d ‘99-“ MUUNW‘M “1"" one "“h‘ The dmmtmm of a full-hosting ing along lnucll more freely than they, people are going to pay for tickets lo: ’ '
out. and one without an auxiliary air “18 N" be removed without taking dirt a ”m. flgo, according to iffll ‘ii'c-f sec um and. 0“, papers 'm soon toll Bulletin. ,
‘ l t w ll bail' -ed no read- ‘ ' )Ol'lrl, and the cxpianai on o to. ., ..- . -.. _....
.3“, 3.1.9“?!le “film J 3 m .the wheels off. In a semi-floating uI'll‘tl-hailnc is found in the excellent bust” when they ca: be bought. ,
m ‘ ' it cannot. All axles drive through “(.83 conditions existing almost we,“ And the [la bit hurried away, sins-
”— - ,hoth rear wheels. - inhert‘ in the country. Retailers feelllnx in a My kind of voice:—
‘iifoinrins Department. The Sentinel—- icertain that their customers are going I
W , , , , ‘ . b hi i buy new hats nt-xt fzii twi . l l'tt tr? ‘ RHEUMAIISM
’.‘l‘.‘..“.i‘i‘.:, i.:.’:;‘.“.‘:.'f‘.‘.l;“:.lff'; W ”vim The Semmel- :3... 233 Mt mm: £1,311.15; .1.l°.":'.‘.f... -
" l :10“ 0;? l in; net had “to My engine should use medium oil. it to ”pr“. them. 1 flee the people all in front 01"“ i
it'i' t i ‘. i " t . . . j. .
’ heavy oil is used or slightly heavier This situation is reflected in the fol, 'Poo ' i
~ . ' . » . .' , a Who 6o Around Com iainin
””5“" “l". ""d "’0" up the rod and to prevent noise. would it cause (gm-'lowintz from the curienl issue of tilt: AW (01'0"!!! 1‘ "I“ l P Not En itled ‘0 8 m ”‘9’ 9.
lLlllln hearings and i noticed that there bonlzallon’ li i3 understood that [mm-Mn Hatter: 'That leads to Regent Theatre. ‘ t Y I” - l
“as :i littlt- side slap in the piston ‘ ‘ . . . , ; Traveling salesmen representing the How dellghtful it will he I No matter how many Rheumatic
llttlll‘lngn tlll‘ did not much (hate and :ero:t*nc figured all“ 8‘: \haltle (:1! cab . “MORENO” and "“mumcmrf'” 0“ If the tickets BU“ Ire “um! Illemedles ’0“ “we tried there I” on!”
.. ' . . ~ . .. ' urc 0’ w 9 9“ "e N 0 an rnn- men's hath have all been on He roat‘g . . i tone that's absolutely sure and cen-
2“‘} I lm‘;.;:{" “I'lfi|101:>ti;’l; l congress ning will pi'h‘ent carbon. Why? Does for some time and have entered melt; For the play we re 5° ii; to “9’ 1 I
slurp t I “'1 it c m ug a a . -- - hint-sit so i sit ‘
, n t kerosene carbonizc much more into itit adtatite tall bu m u
\ till the rpllrk advanced. Should rfadlly than 888 no how can it ”mow u"... can deflnnply “my... ”1.. situation And the Rabbit vanished down ‘l Get a'bottle of Neutrons Prescrip-l
“Iii" it." My play between the bush- ' for the coming season. tholo, leaving Alice to count up the tint: 99 It your drugglsts £011”. ll“ ,
hip. in HM“ pisitlii anti the connecting
Tl‘lln i also have a lot of trouble with
ti't car jerking “hell i speed up the‘
chi and then close the throttle. When
tilt speed is down to about nine or
ten miles the car begins to Jerk and
the only way 1 can stop it is to use
the throttle again or release the
clutch. What would cause this?
R. M.
The wrist pin bushing should be a
good fit or the engine will have a
knock that is particularly noticeable
alter the connecting rod hearings have
been taken up.
Look for a leak in the intake mani-
fold. This would affect the mixture
at low speeds but not at high needs.
“TAKE"ir‘lu TIME. *‘
dust as Scores of South Norwaik Peo-
ple Have. . .
Waiting doesn‘t par.
If you neglect kidney backache. -
Urinary troubles often follow.
Doan's Kidney Pills are for kidney.
backache, and for other kidney ills.
South txorwalk citizens endorse
them.
Mrs. J. Flags. 46 Spring street, 80.
Noni-31k, says: "For a long time, I had
a lame back. I suffered from a dull.
heavy pain across my kidneys. which
was especially ennoyingwken I had'
any work to do that required steeping.
The first box of Doan'a Kidney Pills.
procured at Plaisted‘s Drug Store gave
‘me relief. Others oi the fanny-have
also been greatly benefited by Doan‘e
’ Kidney Pills."
' A second Manhunt.
' .After a lapse of more than ‘two
‘years. Mrs. Flagg said: “Dosa'alikl—
‘ncy Pills greatly helped me and i am
glad to‘conflrm the praise i gave them
my former public endorsement.”
Price 50c. at all dealers. Don't slim. eommaudhx Washed ale to make
fly as): tor s,’ kidney remedy—«gotta advance on‘ Dead Idol-so Farm.
Dean‘s “Kidney Pillar—the same that»I
Mrs. Flagghas twice publicly recom-
" mended. Foster-Million do,
Prono- vanes. tam—Won will"?
carbon if pm in motor while running lieiaii merchants have bought heav-‘
and stopped at once? R. P. Iiiv. the orders to date being Well in
Ileavy oil will cause no more. car' advance of the \oiuiiie of business
hon than light oil, but owing to the placed over at similar periods iii rc-
lhickcr filament of oil between the “‘1" 3'93“"
‘ .. i ., . t-‘ll('V has tlevclo ed
cylinder walla and pistons tllt‘ engine 3101”th S":laintfsulmwéafl in ”mm. Sole
‘Wiu crank harder when cold. Liquid “mm when the salesmen first started
.keroscne injected through air valve
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iout with their sample lines. ‘
when the engine is running iosens the} Light colors have been iarcely fit-i
1Icarbone deposits and allows It to be'vored. Whatever influences it may‘
leown out with the exhaust. Wm" 13 have b(‘t‘il that has promote] the den
‘even better than kerosene and leaves mand for “gm colors--ntlethcr "lot
‘ 'miintifiiciurei's and salesmen have
no carbon or its own. it's N "1° case kept them in the limelight. whether.
when kerosene ‘9 “59¢ retailers have felt that lillht €010”?
.meailt better quality hats, or if it is?
- ftile natural style evolution. the tacit
:Motorlng Department, The sentinel—ircmains a fact that light colors. pearly
t What causes a car to smoke; espec- “gm "Mum shades. sand. putty, clay,
lally on low gear. even if all is littlelmeelfll etc, are favored strongly.
low? What causes an engine to bailsI llrims are wider than they have been
wheanpark is retarded? What is pro- ;tn many wags. ratified: frsglgiii-g :3,
. 'l , , ' r. it
per quantity of kerosene for each cyl- g agdfgrlfrli‘nf‘lzi‘xyfor extreme siylosin
inder. and could this b. put in through ‘ceriain notable cities of the middle
priming cups? if a sheet of metaliwem‘ These brim dimensions have
were clamped around “hill“ pipe in iurually signified heretofore telescope
one end and around manifold at theishsnas. and it is quite possible that
h ‘ ' - ‘ -' . the forerun-
other. and in this we heat manifold this season a tendency is
Would this says gu'vy ' ner of a return of the vogue of the
> ‘. t lesco e crowns.
\ READER familiar e D
Piston rings do not fit the cylinder-.
if the cylinders have worn so the! i
are not round they will have to beiTnyenng Backward to Get to Theatre
reground and new pistons and rings Party.
mde- Alice saw the White Rabbit, hurry-
! See if the wires all make firm cou- mg as usual, but running backwards.
tact when retarded; also if the spark '1 shall be late." muttered he. and
is timed right, and that there are no scurried away. “Where is he soinz "
leaks in the intake manifold joints. said she. and next time she met him
WHITE RABBIT WAS IN A HURRY
About a tablespOOnml injected 3 'she asked him it he got there in time.
through the priming courts the proper‘ "Yes. and to spare," he said. "It
“Imm- doesn‘t begin till the fifteenth of May-
I read it in the looking-glass, and
thought it was last May and was run-
The more the temperature of the
mixture can be raised belme it enters
"the cylinders, the higher will be the sting backward to overqu it."
.mPrmiW ”BMW: ' “What doesn't begin!" salted Alice.
5 -. . “an our friends ares min; the one-
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RBI shire Cat. the flock Turtle. tile Dor-
M u "TODD. mu, it he ain't too fast asleep. the
Nephew (renter neuronal—m
King and Queen of Hoartaand the
Mesa and. all the rest of then.
invent you had your invitation!”
"No.” said Alice. sorrowfuily.
"You'll get it soon. The W-
P
Uncle—How much was it
Nephew—What? -
Uncle—'Dlrtam'he‘ wanted an sti-
worth? .
’has been accustomed?" asked the
number of friends she was to have the It faithfully and you'll be rid of all
pleasure of meeting. She got. to 150 borouess. stithlus and swollen, sch.
before she stoped and fell asleep. worn Int. painful Joints and muscles. IMP
out with counting. a few days.
Oh. my; but "Neutrone Prescription
"' I99" will surprise you. you can die-
PLENTY OF SECUR'TY' |tinctly feel that overload of agony
“D0 you feel you "9 “0'9 ‘0 support I and pain leaving you and what a re-
my daughter in the style to which she‘ lief, so guy. in. fine.
Get a bottle today. you owe it to
younlelt. then say “goodbye trouble."
60c and 1.00 the bottle at our drug-
glst. Mall orders filled on 81 size.
The Clifford Pharmacy, South Nor
walk, and all good druggista every-
whens.
skeptical millionaire.
“Yes. indeed, sir." replied the favor-
ed suitor. “Since our engagement was
announced almost any of the banks
are willing to discount my note."—
Richmoud Times-Dispatch.
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IS SOMETHING NEW IN DINNER WARE
The lucky Bluebird (”rho 80a! of Happiness") is the dedgn oi
"113 Dinner 30!. Hilde by One of the foremost American potion. The
highest point reached in harmony of color, chaste design. and at
the same time. the latest thin: in the prevailing mode. it will prove
to be the create-t over—I Bluebird in blue and turquoise with the
soft red of nature on the breast. while the edge of each pleas to In
inhed in 009’ blue lines and "icing. To see it laid out complete wit
bring an ejaculation of wonder from every woman who views It. -
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35 WASHINGTON ST. SOUTH NORWALI. "
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25 Washington St.. South Norwalk
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