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Somedavs itncornn‘as if n
lII-ger beg} the pain had gonna no
; utter from kidney and W
'1 he ache zeros: your back mu torso
mm every move you make. and with
evexy step ya: take. It“ .17 I“!
- on of :dlyour strength and m.
1; 2.0- It: I III other liar-unmounted
the body as 'vuli. Hormone-o. had-
;I.-lIe, disordered stomach. liver trouble.
lad eyesight. are only some of the con.
Clans that follow kidney trouble.
' Ie Film sick
I inc-\i to rmilrlul. holptho
w andlhod wbetovndhune.
good. chock Ibsorber will add mutlll
to the my riding qualities of your
cor. Try different am. having them
instalhd on approval.
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Motorlng Dopartmt, The BentlneL ‘
HONKi HONK!
Automobile Notes
-—1 have a Stoddard Dayton car, 1910
model IWould like to know boo to
Motoring Department, The Sentinel connect it up so .5 to start on hat- E
——-iteconliy my wine returned to run inn”. m alter cur-tori to run on
I 1“ mneto. 1 have a now i tour
moved the uncle, but can get 110,90“). switch x0, 71, points wired
spark from it. The breaker joints are DC- M A. up. uni it Splitdorl eoil
clear and separate the right distance. marked 3, D. S. magneto model. Have
The distributor to clean and the brush- had everything tested out and found
es in good condition. Please tell me to be 0, K. but cannot get it connect-
tII- or. ductivity. Whenth
.4 II to do their 'ol'k «(ecuy
.- .smII is no longer choked «land
.III poisonous wastc nutter. Your
I.I. plums clear up, our Vicarious, l
l IiII. mi nd woo nose over.
“I my Kidne .111: can do you ”one ‘o'
; -.Ilb 0f 5
S illson- Powell CoIpOraIiou
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where you think the trouble may be
and if it is anything I can fix myself
J K. Ll
Although not no utawd we assume
)ou have a high tensiOn magneto of
the usual type. Inspect safety spark
Iran. as that oometiures shorbcircults
tho magneto. If that is all right the
trouble is in the windings of the arnln
lure. These can only be rewound in
{an expert using the proper tools. You
Ilifltl better uhip the magneto back to
the manufacturers and lune it proper-
Ily overhauleq. I
your
George W. Coffin, Jr.
UNDERTAKER
Office and Residence
4 Belden Place, Norwalk ‘
Phone 144!
Lady Attendant
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-l \iotming Ikmrtmenl, The Sentinel.
,-——W til you kindly publish in your Vil-
III .Ible column a formula {III obtaining
The Reed & VOIk Itho R. P. M. of a motor, when the
. ,nlilea per hour and final reductions
Electrical Co.
‘arvc known. Also the miles per hour
when the R. P. M. and final reductions
The Only Fully Equipped are known. R. A. J.
ELECTRICAL SHOP Multiply diameter or tire by 3.1416
In the Town land reduce to feet This gives ctr-y
AUTO SUPPLIES
Phom 805—50 So. Mam' it.
:cumfercnco of whorl. Reduce miles
lpor ham to fact pm minute. Divide
So. Norwnlk, Music Hall Elk.
fleet per minute by circumference of
wheel which given R. P. M. of rear
wheel. Multiply this by reduction at
diflerteutiul.'1‘his will give D. P. ll
of motor it gears are in direct driv.e
{To determine miles per houI divide
R. P. M. by reduction at differential
luldabultlply by circumference of ten
‘wheel. This given number of leetl
travelled in one minute MulllDl)
00 feet to set foot in one hour and Ill
Motoring Department The Sentinel.
—I find my Iteering is developing a
lien! inches of lost motion. and it
the ground of complete new
vice. This service comprires
knowledge, experience and
u all t . anything serious? I! it show wear in
q y' the steering gear, what is the best
vrny to take it up?
Any loosenena developing in
lstoorirn: sear should be attended to
at once. on your lite depends upon
the steering gou- being in proper con-
dillon. lumen lock not at top of
Moria: gear and screw down on ed
lustmont until it‘binds. Fasten lock
in: nut. Then see it other connec-
tions are working locus and tighten
them Make sure that all nuts and
cotter pins are properly secured.
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We invite your patronage.
'THAMER
“The House of Good Glance.”
Oculistr, Optometrlotc, opgfclann '
37 Atlantlc Sq, Stamford, Conn.
Open Sat. till 9 p. mullst. 1897.
Motoring Department. The Sentinel
CHRISTMAS '——ln :1 light car like the Ford road-
REMITTANCES stcr would it mulw it ride easier and
‘, lens liable to overturn in rounding
0L 2 the ‘ corners if one should place iron
( WBITgug'gARg weights of 60 to 100 pounds on each
side of the body of thecnr? Do the
BO-(llllod shock absorbers really take
up enough shock on Ford roadsters to
warrant installing them? E. A. ii.
If the weights Were suspended from
the centre of the rules they would
add stability, but it carried on floor
01'
CUNARD LINE DRAFTS
J.M.l.ayton&Co.,lnc.E
Real Eltate and Immune
5 Railroad Ave. So. Nor-walk
1ido by 5,280 to gel mile I: per hour. 1
to the eyeglass wearer is upon l
A. n. Itf
1110‘
ed up right would like on early re-
ply, uhich IIiiil be greatly appreciated.
G. E. B.
Connect “‘D' of coil to distributor.
on magneto, 3 of coil to 3 on magneto,
S on coil to BC on switch. Connect
M A of «it. h to A (armature) oi malt-
11110312 of snitch to 2 on magneto. .
Lonncct n of switch to either end of I
battery and connect other end to but-
tery to BC, making two wires on thin
terminal. This will enable you to
start on outcry and run on magnetol _
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i
II the engine fails to develop full‘
power these cold mornings considerl
whether it may not be because the}
told air keeps the jacket water at.
too low II tenJIernturc. Cover up parti
of the radiatOI and note the differ-I
cnce, Then fashion a large sheet of
curdhouId across, the lower portion of i
the radiator and keep it then- all win-
ter. l
This is me mm of ”To your wIIeII',
radiators are moral in danger of freer"
in. it no anti-ironing mixture is used;
if the car must stand ln an outbourc'
boards they 1puruld help overturn A
Women's pretty embroidered ’kcrchicfs-25c and 5%.
Women’s. linen ’kercbicfs with initiaL—iziéc and 25c.
Pure linen initial haudkerchicfs for women, initial
“m l“ ”9"““5 “"“ "W ”9' either in white or tasteful color—box of 6 for $1.50.
low {reeling point, you had better
drum, of! all the pater so as to be
safe. Radiators are made to rldiutc.
heat, and they will freeze when other
ports do not.
war—-
25 Will Dilllillll
Willi BMW” M0
8l0l’8 filllllfl llllll
Save Your Hair! Make. It Thick, Wavy
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memo to be growing larger. la llllb‘l
Mindful—Try Thin! ‘
Thin, brittle, common and scraggy
hair is mule evidence
«at»; of dandruff—that awful court.
of a neglected -
There is nothing so deatructhc lo~
the hair as dandruff. It robe the hnlrl
at its lustre, its utmth and its vary!
lite; eventually producing it feveriah-
ners and itching ot the ccalpg whichI
it not remedied cauncs the hair metal
to shrink. loosen and die—then the
hair falls out fast. A little Dnnderlnc
tonightonow—unyUme~will 'surcly
have your hair.
Get It ZScont bottle of linmvllon'u
Danderine from any drug store or lol-
let counter, and after the ilrst appli-
cation your hair will take on that life.
lurtre and luxurlnncc which is no boon» .
It will become wavy and fluffy‘
iitul.
and have the appearance of abun-
dance. on incomperablo .31083 and
noltnoas: but what will please you;
most will be after first a few weeks
use. when you will actually see a lot
of fine. downy hair—new hair—grom-
ing all over the scalp—IAN.
The Little Shop
WONEN’S WEAR '
Showing the best of the sea-
son's models.
Coats. Suits, Gowns, BlouiI
I es and Separate Skirts.
Silk Underwear, Silk Si no
and Dainty Hosiery.
K. d. A. QLAVfN
56 NO. MAIN ST.
t tr
‘10—?“
THE numeric}: or
sorrAnLn won. PAPERS -
Puts a Keen Edge
on Gillette Blades
Those that See it,
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Embroidered liucn handkerchicfs for women—12in
and r5c.
initial handkerchicfs for men, while or colored initial-15c 25c and Soc.
MIMI floor. Ito-r elevators.
.‘ad—o
Slippers to adcl beauty
to fine clawing froclc
Beauty grace and fineness;
they make these new and rich
slippers splendid companions
to handsome evening dress.
There are beads, thcrc lilC
straps. there are gold and sil-
ver, there is gleaming patent
leather and Snowy white kid,
there are such soft hues as~
pearl and champaguc,--Evcr y pretty fabric and color and
contrast!
Gold and silver cloth pumps—$6
White kid slippers with fancy straps—$5 50
,White and pearl and champagne pumps—SS.
Bronze kid pumps—SS.
”Three-strap pumps kid or patent leather—S4.
Beaded pumps or strap slippers of dull kid—54 and
$5.
Satin pumps, white or black—$3 and 54.150.
Pink satin pumps, delicate of tone—~53.
Black or white satin pumps with low heels—$3.
Into loot. not.
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A man} food
bathrobo-m-M
.Big‘ enough’for a man to wrap around him in com-
fort.
Made from It soft blanket of fine cotton and nicely
finished with cord at waist.
Such a range of colors! From dark to light and as
quiet or as full of pep as a man may wish. ‘4.
Terry bathrobes, of cloth much like Turkish towcling
~53. 50 and $5.
House and bath robes. finished with corded edge, hand.
some in both color and pattern—om some with bath~slip-
pers to match—$5 to $8. 50.
Soflcst richest and warmest bathrobes of wool—$12.50
1nd $15.
a .
.mlfln
buys and girls. flow
heart Boys .and we,
THE HOWLAND DRY GOODS COMPANY
Thonomdc and thousands of bandlccrclnefs -
W111 be gtven and rccctvccl With oattciachon
Folks are buying them by the thousand already.
The snowy' dainty affairs are fluttering away like Autumn
leave: before the breeze.
Butcvcr there are more to be picked.
thousands of fingers must have been busy for months and
months just getting ready for this Christmas!
What a gathering of delightful shccr kcrcliicfs for women
of fine staunch ones for men! of novel little ones for children!
Aristocratic Dutchcss lace at 5 5 to $12;
Pretty lace at a dollar and at 7 5c and sec and 2 5c.
Embroidered 'korchicfs of beautiful fineness at soc to 33.
But the great interest lies in the great gathering of all sorts at 12 1-2 to 50 cents,
For the gathering is diverse and very very worthy.
: $4. 25.
Seems as though
these the queens of the family.
Plain fine hundkcrchicfs for women in the new style
with hem 1-16 of an inch wide-l5c and 25c. .,
Men’s hemstitchcd ’kcrchicfs in several widths of hell
-——12’riec 25c and 35c. ,
Children's hantikcrchicfs, some in unique boxes—5C?"
to 25c.
Have every rug in
a room match!
If your plan of furnishing can best be worked out by
using large and sun“ III that exactly match, here are
some fine Axminsters 0 special interest.
Reception hall can even be equipped with some sort
—-ond one can thus gain an effective harmony.
An cxc client grade of Axminster from the Santa
mills, woven without a scam, rich in color combinat-
and contrasts, tgstclul in pattern.
Among them, those soft and satisfying tones of to
and tan and brown and bi net
9 by 12 “.437 9 by 9 ft 432
81/4 yby 10% ft~$32 6 by 9 ii. 419 50
4% by 6% ft.——$io 36 by 70 inches—5556
27 bv S4 inches—$3 22‘ 2 by 36 inches-82
Cum an. aura floor.
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Holiday Jreu malt“
Miro-Dona oven finer ,
MiroDena perfumes are to»,
markably fine. I
They have a great slnngtll
—-and a wonderful delicacy.
To these, for the mum'f‘ ‘
they add containers of rich
effect and splendid taste.
Bottles are of a peculiar.
translucent glass. Thom bots
ties are in boxes with true, but unique, Christmasoir. ~
Gift of MiroDena Will gain place of honor on toilet?
table.
Eleasia ldcaL-toilci water, $1 and $1. 50, extract, 33""
Regent Violet—toilet water, 31. 50 and $4. 90; embed;
d Fleur Channoute—exiract, $1 50; initial water, 75;}
an $1.
Rose, Nouvcllo—extract, $1.50; toilet water, 75cc“
SI .50. .
Violet Deliciouse—cxtract $1.50; toilet water, 75c and
St , sachet, 50c.
‘ Good Old Santa is packing his bag to Over-flowing
with gifts that’ll delight the hearts of Bridgeport
do we know? Why, bless your
. we ’Vo been helping him do it.
"ilunt have we bad man minors to
man.“
Norwalk Chronicler