Ins-ermnlw'apat The Gt. A. &‘P. Tea Co. iii enamel. Sum lib-D9. ”My rdeyngdnelaoathd~ the“ Sela) ribbon“ Winches. tlihbellg autumnal by Band‘- mamfl'rtserldioeeee for l Irena-aee-ees ............... p ......... s' alarm . kl. Mu. Hy Jam. 0- ............. and the Prayer 01’ st loosens-semi see torturous miiedetlmlnthemal' “Selene-dime? 1150 ;. ”Italic Cans ...................... H' u" "m“- - macaw oars amnesia-cedar.” ummmmu mm“ senior ......... . ........................... 120 ] «manuals sumo-sat amount OR PEA m 3 mmwmwtrmwt MI Pound .......................... . ............ _ 10C 'QI name new may be gamedh ”hose who recite the prayer of Bi. ‘ Joseph after the itoesry . *1» least of the Holy ileum has *‘m a.“ to the seventh day of DOUBLE TIP MATCHES LION BRAND CONDENSED IILK llc . }. unhngdecreeofnmhcmm- GIt‘tO, Cal ....... . ......................... Rmulflu fllov. I. nil)“ . m A " """”""°'°“"“”’”" Worm..- ........................... 25c ’WUMyOnlMMCW, d October according to a decree of ' “rune Congregation (Oct. 28. ma.) . a the indulgences may be gained an MI. 0|! Rosary Sunday, Oct. 1. .ar haw did during the tollo'lnd minnouwhomlte dudeuadel .d the My every day durlnl the A n” this and tuldl the usual our was tor a plenary indulgence. Au- “er plenary indulgence may i “a who perform the exercises ton . AtheIdnvingtherestoithemonth. She usual conditions for gaining a fiery indulgence are conteesion on :w dK'y 'within a week before the day inclement”, the reception of com ‘ ”W on the prescribed day and ' _' .m rui- the intention ol the tioly ”Ir. Mg this scenario of prayer ire-m .‘ ”Minn of the sacraments will A” mostliiom more acceptable to me new voait Hanson. ae Stamps Free. Helix! HONKi AUTOMOBILE NOTES hietoriog Department. The sentinel on also tension alone. do w -—0ccesionsliy you advice with: out learns to be tuned slower on the lasa- the muller i am tbld there is "no neto than on the battering as m 33 1.3. mile: 3.3....“ 1.3.3.3...m .. - lite a In the what It is intended for. A C '01 the motor with the throttle ill”; At present the muifler cut-out is in- lame position I hardly think an stated on very low cars. The exulo knock could be caused ire-i pre- iga clone from the entitle pass thrmh zillion tint to ”on. as the car has 'thetniiflleren as to stop thennlee onlyhaeamabndsyemp‘u «' This takes away about I per cent, otloverhauled, and l have put about .; ‘ u blasting 08 ct e drteentoct the power The mullei- cutout is spoonful of kerosene in each cylinder x w“ M“ iron "1' "’9 °f Coentles simply a large vaIVe in the exhause every night. , H in last River. New York. 1““ pipe under control of the driver. BI Th. car has a mom «my; cell M of «the M01“ 0“ 0' mm“"lomnina it any lose of MO!“ I! '0' Iometlmea the motor ill Ilart on mint-at the same time. the both! 0' mined. which is boom in some cases. W l: I “’9' g, M” n ‘ ”h ”Swim antler this reef. constitute such as climbing bilh 3! WW!” then on. and on ship My. ’ AAll . WW enaineerlnx undemklnx Io- lfl to the exhaust it tells one if erase who... 3... w mm", m . m that Is calling for unusual is missing explosions and helps (0 10' the carburetor (Bhobler model L). will . W and skillful .pI'DM'H‘G- cate the trouble It car speeds up flood and run out cheat a' table manuals will serve as a new rapid when mullet is cut out we know ll spoonful at times when i stop. The '1 ‘3“ link bee-sea Manhattan and t. clogged and must be NEW“ and garage men here don't seem to be My; m cost at cutting down' cleaned. able to locate the trouble. and. as “#1. being borne by the rulerel the motor 1. getting worse. 1 would ._aruxlneutuadnd glow Yprlthcity.b:: very much dpprerlete any suggestions 1...; my 9 in m as 0 ~ ossetyaavo rm below the surface.a -1 W“ duel mm” ”mm 0“ n“ "o LTenlfi'gxfi'Sfll‘lef‘b'o‘m means that is not rewarded an M0 '4“ l c“ “m ““3““ ”7 ”mm": are no loose bearings so they were 1. .m “any laden hosts. The 0" mm b‘" it ""“9' m “‘"jaii examined today and couldn't be In depth of rorty test will be inoreA on battery "mm", after ”5““ "1 tightened without making them too .’ I“ .autdcient. it ,5 “new”. The warmed up i can keep it running on km The motor runs as monthly ., mating, which could not well be Nu"! by “m“ “'9 mm" b‘“ .ss new when throttled down spark “yell until after the channel was 101% but ll ml" "1"“ 1 9‘09 3°” retarded and mailing idle. lo high mm is progressing ahead of and “n I locate u“ ”mm“ ”d " "Queer, if you try to speed up quickly tater than the river bottom excavat- “mm "m“ T- 3' nit will either miss or mlIe and knock fhi which .. proceedinx ‘1 fish! The trouble is in the battery clrcuit-' until it gatheia M or sometimes A miss, it) the tunnels.—-Poptllni‘ Me gigs; tonét‘llea:;v::rt:n:rt:nlao::tlI i gotta right on and oil. D, U. D. “an”. “min A Draw a piece of fine emery new“; of llykzzzkh’btt’mgoxgfi ”mm “1° “9““ ““1““ ”m" settlns my be ill innit. alvlng too times to elem them- 599 ‘1 breaker early a spark. Reset it with a re- moves freely. it not, spring is loose, iarded letting and "7 it out. The broken. or a drop of oil In needed on .1.“ that the oto pm on which breaker turns. Also , in r slows down when n—ue— Motoring Department. The Sentinel. l m pram census ‘ Ravens TRADE esceare «lamination Oct 5.——’!‘he Cen l—A'lu‘tbeleeaiysuudnahaeld. A ed where they may attract attention. ‘seaooinstsusaanotunbomo. on. can of the American dye stuff in- 'M recently completed by the m of Foreign and 300ch Mme wlliA, not be entirely eup weed. despite'protesis by American test also of gap by means oi gauge on the wrench supplied by the manufac» turers. It no gouge is handy a piece of metal one-eixiy—tourth of an inch changing over to magneto suggests Weak magnets. Thole should be re- magnetiaed. The audio: of the car- buretor after stopping to due to the .saaoiine in the inlet manifold.running may be used. connected with the “tier- chemical monopoly. Secretary of Redneld announced today. 'l‘h ceeam report has been tempor- 1.1 withdrawn from publication W investigation of complaints min; that the» publication of de- 9* of the German-American import- . Iout when the suction stops. This oo- """"' satire on every motor with a long in- Motoring Deparimeni, The Sentinel. let Ma” .3 in id —Whieh is better for the “81‘0“ weather. MW °° driver an electric born or one that works by band pressure' 1 mean _ ' which one wlll 3 vs the least trouble? Motoring Department. The Sentinel. c. 'i‘. ~We'hyu aim Huoo'that‘basbsen . . . . , , Each has its advantages and its dis- run about 4.800 miles. who cylinders who!“ Wald be e violation» of mum. on. alanine horn worn. have a little mm them. Gould confidence. ”with a them touch, but is subject to this carbon be taken out by] earbw mm, 0M Home of the electrical dlillcultles. The mochdnicaiifeuever? would a win remover will be eliminated hetero the ham Mm pmm ‘0 he .ppugd knife the motor? . mile nubile. .ond may develop mechanical am." Please tell me will mileage one . a textile concerns and dye- cuitiea. So it would seem to be a M. “imam of gait with ’ieaohctnrm Ire bosom matter tor each one to decide tor blm- 'e five-possessor me Hoop? .. t to make the census self. l ' 'R .7 “cortical form I Seine carbon motels have been i " ' 1 Motoring Department, The ”We“ found to work very well and do not 3,. be cemetegzletzlwuts—Wm rumouguaie “'12:.” your iniere the motor. 'rry putting bolt - "- Om‘mm eorvlee limn w tie;:tbe;ugmf;| w .méhrfdmhm maiter with my router? \I have a lam at '31“ m. gum to; w “www.mmm ilodol 4.5 (mil moon. mu. ocoe' hot. roi- softens the carbon and to Wow” LM iiaental meter. lhad the cylinders .zbarnsonttheneatday. nothlsones ‘ t-dsrionlturllml- mpntmnewomiaevlatmaweek. ’ M 3.133% new bearings. and new waives; york; Mileage depends colic many W mandate” for '1'! werellll doubvtbebestmrchenlnlnmee-earbaretorediustmeni.ceamoaef ———-—. R.” . words, the ibi'rde are running at the all. and teen “was” at a m. 'l'he trial aalbev kill- ed ad tilled lam m was 3“,. as wad v» m use peerless year. as bosses at id 3... During the year is which these ac- nfiaats sourced thesis! Iaven lati- read used as We call” I”! ‘tbe’ tree’s-nu evil. the company uledlnamoetperaletent' will to being torthe sheathed-tee publicit- perils oi m aasaiiway prop- szny. in this W the coopera- tion of school superintendents has been enlisted and children have been warned to keep away from railway Mr. Miss and Wills houses have aeeiatad by postingaigaa supplied by the railroad pointing out the dean of We. WI have been made to obtain the active cameraman of towns end municipali- ties. and MW! at mogul—rates and prosecuting em in addition to its direct educational competes. the New Haven has given as much publicity to the campaigns poaalble. in all 180.000 posters have been paneled. here have bee-Doe!- and the company is untinulns the dis- tribution of them at regular intervals, The posters are missed in factories. but. era-u “the. section bou- mmmwuwm Minis. W’Mmi “bunch WWW‘M‘M. 'l‘heae poetenarealaob'elalpresaredinfor- Old! W l N that they my be read by the iarie“ Min bompopslatlonnsonthsrnflewlom land. miles new lirlnied in ms las. Greet. Polhh and lingerie; The newspapers Wont New Ing- land have alaaaided materially in bringing to the afloation of the public dtbedeadlyeerllctttveoaeetag. Despite thiI ”lull and the pub- wenkllled'daet year than in thepre vioue year. it lathe belief of experts who have made a special study of this problem that there can be no materiel lessen- ing of the evil until stringent laws are passed and strictly enforced. This belief is based somewhat upon the experiences at other countries where trespassing is a serious olence and ed distal there are 83 min which there are no laws regarding trespass in; on railway property. in most of those Itatee that have laws eonvie» tiens are dlillcult til-obtain and often alter a conviction has been obtained sentence is suspended. Despite the fact that over 6,000 persons are need- leesly killed each year in this coun- try. it seems dlibcult to make all! headway in the «maniac the railways have carried on owing to the builder- once of the public and to the lack of law or enforcement of existing laws about tram. IlMPLE OATAIINAL COLD! IN “INS. One of the commonest and most tre- quer-ily occurrinn diseases of 906th is simple catawrh or dust plain acid This disease appears in a large nnrn her of iloobs regularly every autumn. in and oi ltsel! a elmpleotiltl does not cause much trouble. but inasmuch as it prepares the way lol- the early stages of roup and for diphtheria. ll eepctlally behoovae‘th‘e‘ poultrymen to combat colds the moment that the! appear. Alllcbed birds usually do Wine meaning-do not look quite as night'nor hove as good appetitis. and what is perhaps most characteristic. therein ethic-nineties secretion die.- chnrsed from the mammoth other nose. It thee-selenetvhhealn-ham at oncetble secretion will likely be come cheesy or relation”. the bird will have.» ”anthem thrown Wmflmmdflw Wdammmd. mmmmwmwy seldom mmuwal'ted. he amnyoutrytomakeitpickup, j ‘ " '. WdufiIthwlllknockatflmea' W led-Wildtlnhvpr Ampuilhstdmni noisier: no will“ ”equipped withadolihl'eln- eGow" dlicliy given to will more persons .. is punished accordingly. in the Unit-' l‘ltta mouthwadpeeaeailytbaeedelawell' . |m swe, this is the style ll] order. together scientifically. Armchairs and Rockers from 314.” Large Armchairs with spring seats and cushion backs, $29.00 up the rug market is considered. he bought to sell for the price not to be duplicated therefore slop, _ 'l' ‘35.!» chance A Fashionable Suiting ls Velour. It is delightfully soft and velvety. a supple and grace- i'ul material that any woman .will wear with pleasure. A“ Checked..de is in the front rank of fashion this winter. Popular combinations and plain shades that arcin de- timid. Dress Goods Section. A good assortment of For ready. Anyone who wishes to very easily by applying a touch Hudson Sell. Skunk. stole: inc and Mollne. Ermine Talia. imitation. and real AxmlnsterRuga, Special This Rug Special is an important ofier, very important, when the present state of It could not today, but the patterns to be closed out are An Axmlnatcr is a sensible rug to buy for living room or dining room. The weave is lasting. The patterns and coloringa are very desirable. It you‘ have a need, don't miss the Third floor. Fur Trimmings Heads and Trails, and large Eur Buttons is diti'crencc in her last winters suit can do so Raccoon, Iceland Fox, Beaver, Badgerjeal— Trimming Section. main floor. mammal: Glow coco .R‘tTd to (affiliated A55 7 v. 11 is of a warm oa'tcn color which always combines with other furnishings. it is strongly culminated all corners, Wes and supporting pieces: are put the l. tells it Seth and leather Seats from” $35.00 Up library Tables made for use, good size, $22.00 up Fourth floor. as desirable it is quoted the conces- Whitie and Ecru. pleasing patterns, low, —— “c ...._..___,6..__, Arts and Crafts Furniture for Libraries Living Rooms and Dining W A special showing this wick cfth'ls dlgnlhod and e'uuply designed Film. There is nothing to characterize it billable natural beauty of the Wald and the superior crafts< Whip For the person in search «at a pleasing and substantial Furniture not expen- One will never tire of it. Dee'tuble, for the reasons that There is an utter abeaice of carving thereto" it will be easy to dust and keep 1 pl .a£.. ‘ m Ill Writing Desks from 816.50 up “I. Bookcases with glass doors and cop- per mountings, $25.00 no I .l I: Madras by the Yard For m: envision Especially is Made ill such rooms as one wishes to screen: It tullpcrs the light agreedbly ii there is too direct sunshine. 2 l ’ l 25¢. 35c and 50d t Colored denigns. light pink, blue and yet. acts The latternrc very dainty for bellmt‘nns and boudoii'e furnished ll'l pink, blue or ycl'e low. Household [loans of rare daintincea. Luncheon Cloths and Nevins. of scalloped linen cloth. 36 inches square, six napkins in the set, $5.00 Cloth 45 inches and 6 Nap- kins, $7.00 lamchcon trlapbilia. hand embroidered, else 14 inches square, ‘5.» a desert. Linen Section, main floor. Bands, Fur put a bit of of fur. «Guy all. Fox. As'k a simple loose wave or curl. to see it. Notion Section, main floor Third floor. Neckwear hiatus by the yard. Very pretty and very adaptable too. for one may have the required length ex: l actly. Plain and embroidered Georgette. Plain and- embroidered Net Puh‘cd Net for collar and cuff sets, very dnintily made and practica so on. Neck-wear Section. __-_.',_.--.-.—-a-.— - A New “Hair Waver” She who desires wavy hair will like this clever little invention. The set comprises four wavers and a tiny rod for heating. The hot rod is thrust into the ventilated waver and does not come in contact with the hair at Thc'vhair is warmed and there is made ‘. vw" 25 ctsl because of the tent that during this in. led in weight and hence. automatical- ly, becomes twice as cmwded. A not insult to that these birds. sleeping in overcrowded quarters, sweat at night. They then come out of the coupe on cool Baptsmbar mornings ilt subjects tor colds. Huch trouble at this sort can be avoided it they are provided with dry. well ventilated coope. with the accent on ventilation. 3 __ mm w. 1‘. KIRKPATRICK. Poultry Department. Conn. Agricultur- al “new. emit man «cram: acacil- v—a—I— Femal- oenburlnn Castlgaiae obi-r of Police of the "1'“. city. An article is the Wet-reunion» linen will interest near Wm trench. firhachlea‘hmerraei- dent and was calm la thI ou- Hemmwmlnfllkclw murmurs. end has made Wmuunmmiowt Vie-mildew mlmmmy ‘ r phenomena-lasers. MWtMM'mlbl Wounded-Whether: ena- ~M'Wumm 1mmmflmu‘ml‘h fiM:thIn’ltnRM WM, lb. m warty. slammed «a ascetic ar~ larval each chick has probably doub- ‘ ' day.’ Gael" mmu’mwcesem3 meal-t mm“; 'aooiaiiata ncently. la the course of his remarks. Mr. Peach said: “‘ "The city or Waterbury is the Billy citylhavebeenlnwherelhavebean refused the right of freedom oi speech. There is onlyxone way of get- and that is by warning together. When our nominee went to see Cur Beach he told us we wouldbave toioin the hivation 'iarmy in order to pt a permit to speak in the public streets. The words ot‘bhalupeere from llam- let may be appliedto'mar Beach. 'Let - Hercules. himselt. do whathe may, the cat will now. andrthe'dog will have his ' will have his day and he will 'be the same as any other :wrent that evas- liwed, he wiii:go cam . "ltaeeustrengethatinthlacity, where dhe Storm banner waves. we'baveza policeman who is a car. “witches the power to say whether we shall hue baa speed or not.” ”ltlsaioheanddieuaoetothink that we are livhu in title city and ‘gnen-lledtbieflm l-wanttoaay mahonmttcdcsomewcrhm b‘aehae-ofmbhtleeeltym- ‘mtttho'have pot a billion ting :ireetiom of speech in Waterbury . to his grave. ‘llll'evt. unbonored and /‘ tastinihsludibsttboyosulbo- tron! not the backbone to stand up and demand it. . "When Charles Seeiey was walking up and down the streets talking the eight-hour day. they refused them the elghi-bour day. We will get tile eight hour through the socialist party before we get through with it." WILL 0F LAT! .OETH LOW. W Former New Work Mayo Le‘avee Ea, ‘ tate Valued at Over MM. NEW «YORK. Oct. 5.-—Tbe will 0! Seth Low. twice mayor of Greater New York. which was died in White Plains today, leaves the bulk oi an estate estimated at .more than 34.- 000.000 to, his widow. Annie ‘W. 8. Law. A number oi'bcqueats are made to relatinea,..irlends and employee. May eon aLeiE. ’ Mother .(ona‘oyedl—l don't see. Elsie. how-«you can been naughty. lists-Why. manna, it isn't .a bit l “and“! mammalian-Manama: . mil-MWMmepas lmuamnwlpum writers 3 ”A“! Wins-W! " _ stems?" new iheydosotcanewbetherwehave-iun 7. "
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