Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, February 13, 1917 · page 2

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Business

is congested. Orders are delayed. W
turers deske are dailypiiedwith“hunyups. ”~

Whom Union Telegrams are opened first.
From trout elm-e to shipping room they get
immediate am

Is your Si 0. 8; one letter mongmuy or a
WESTERN omen
TELEGRAM
which gets first attention ?

THE WESlEllll omen lEtEGRAii’llte.

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Beautiful Bust and Shoulders
mlNe if ya: Kid «on! .I ~IeII'ifiI Il'I I'm-III II I
win miffl'

Thndngdng “Nu“. it {an IIIII-I-II 'IIII
hllpmilllx mum lei Um! II c contour I- J iiit‘ mum ‘I

RENE r nut the ins! luck where it im-

i-liut \It «I I( 'lllr" ilzo
UrliIIl.

louse. IIrIIIIIt the full bu-l from
having the app- omit-e If flab
blue». eliminate the (inltsg‘i' oi

 

- mutton I: 151913: III Vince Sheet. newt. II. J‘

«Imam A21545. APEN PIC

TUE! of her.

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‘ "them Conan! the Eadie“ Pee.
edl‘eltm of Auto: Homeward
Bound.

Lite must he movlnit.
‘endure the halting advance of

Mtethfl,“ the’ioll‘y ii'lsh‘ policemen must lie out
out out on the heaufltni’youns' tlnd'x‘ {Inhi- smtIWlnduikdnlzly
”mm In ten-Nile Impedance till‘ollxizl i
#4! Glec‘trlc horn of Miller's new

 

“momentum young thing nuehed.
‘ht tile; lolly lrlsh’ copper mollitiedher
1th the porting words. “Weil-heheved
w’d‘on’t make all that noise,” and
“tuned on to .quiet the endless line
,' nervous canines and drivers fret-
: if lite I‘nlrxy (”5.12.66 by the open
‘ ridge. ,

 

,in gray livery, IbliInlI-i'aeed
the worie ot- the: moment.

 

 

The passenger too “as known.

 

imunlt'y.
For it was 5:45 (ill-lite great avenue; Silver poseeeeed his
find all enginmii‘ivon CBICSKO'MIG ”ll?- Ksmoolii-nhavell face was

mates around seemed concentrated IIISIIIII Iiyen' had um nxm MIMI
.mo- vest procession. ”mm the con lIhmIIleI'. Ho,

 

mpoumd floodn of color. Inuit-lug

“Mamie-with lilil‘wifli‘iéwfi‘ and thousands at pedontrlunap

 
 

jmi.‘ linen ni‘ the print! to the reflective
men or the homer type otmoturos.
hominid: day was ending and coni-
Mable folk had mounted their mo-
Ml Mihtnnouel'y hut‘r’yiltk now the
Inn“:

W Ionic oflloer Isltmlie‘di been on
the dll'g’ilt‘ eminence of hill isle of" safe-

?play with him and hiIi' plane?

 

 

 
 

 

 

lprollt nnli’ power

 

 

 

who: charges.- die knew them all. he remembered to nod
«I III-mum now he» dad‘- cherished III'
7 «can mord‘ of not one mishap-to tho 1y, _
“gimme; thousandli . dene‘miiilg tor: The boat cleared the bridge.
their very liven upon, the welntilned
monomer his arm add the int‘elllgfint
time or hilt high keyed wI'IIIIne.

[iii knew them all} and Wlint‘ Implo-
my presented. The liéautilnl

 

 

 

eled‘, own-fed Ivmhnn‘,
”decouplin- adipose;

 

mill“.
I-IIIw-ioeted,
of deep
loo, IIIIII' III-need the ini-
,I”IiI or the moon Int-noisy the Iownrlnr milllsily of tho groin current‘ and he
ililti looked beyond to IlIe scurrying
People.
“19 umoko-smilunl 170MB 0‘ “19 “D‘Ihordes ol‘ them. what did they sight
stunning hulldlngu, adding the irldoo 'f'y; what role was this great mass to

«his cinema. or the comfortable city, the
‘ display. the revealing of the in es oi
beauty, power; of luxury, at striving;
hero Were heed which made manifest
Iii" tint thé' great city does to its fai-
ored chiidfen; simple, wholesome
faces, servlie‘ laces”: masterful fact-s,

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wwuwmn

"eel-Mumww‘

sin-e tilt,

Inunditl’nliéiighflduthe‘

ir- uui. mm“ 1 Mi]. (29.
'1!- xnde or oil defile on the but
you one now using, [lee : lighter m
In pinion. it you on nth: u helW
oil I mange to a medium etc
Motoring. WImem. The Sentinel;
Ca; and oil (kezoseue) be used in w- I
.r IbiiIv- In: a fuel after the on”
In; bred weaned up with gasoline?

 

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:Clll‘mizo Herald.

 

: lull tlm air valven

i.JImi the liquid into IhI- I-Illuders
lady of the throbbing engine in front‘I The M“, wuv.
Her ““5““ twilched 0“ ‘1‘”meItloneddnumlunnr I.III keroseneI
wheel, her teen danced on the pedals, ‘ into the cylindms. while the motel in
“pouch action. 'mw' {heee' Were hers. ihot .‘Ind Wiir .II-it III} In 01 night.
She. could not!

the

Behind her another elaborate IIIII'H
chino ported softly; No sign oi teIIiIr
noniperturhation there. Oh the fr'but‘
sent out a men in middle lh ._ uni-in. ‘

"Help.”‘ladv. cut out that“ Mexican you stream. Make: way; the phonon You W “m.
The lolly II ieh [millet nt'

"“m ‘m I.-. IIIII; me some troullle. While de-l
The poll“

man looked past him to the passeng l'
renting easily on the. dot-if cushion“

Hi),
mm the. arm: ll IIIIIIInin II; ‘iw (out

his

He

thought of his klngslllp..of the bar-
iricrs he had erected hofo and there.
of the unrewgnilled obstructions
which he had diverted the river at
human need and dentin to his own
How would they
believe when the new plan we» on-
I” 1“ “elite“ to 1‘01“ in leash ilk! nounced? The king who uneasy, but 7
in friendly
fashion tni‘t'ho‘ man (in‘ the isle‘ of safe-

by- :

The

long line crawled leeward as below-
enveloped in
attempted- to‘
daft” down a side street zigzag {demo
in her wobiily electric. The traffic at-

,iliga‘cy, some covered wilhthe recon.
_of too ninth hope of living. some juAI

do. carburetor been perfected,
ui'zteby coal oil can be used in the
'pIqu of gasoline? J. L. H.
iLIII'onene cannot be used in the
.I:Ilii.ar,v carburetor 3-8 ll reouires $9
.brI heated in cute; to evaporate.‘
lTiIt‘ItI one several kerosene carbure-
'-uI.I on the market which sun on
oIIIoline and change. to kerosene enm-
tho‘t‘llgllle has wnimed up. but than»
LLI um to be very time call for them.
\icltring lkpnrtnmIII, 'Il'. I 1

some marked with passion and pro

people.

it in Chicago's own on parade.

 

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09‘ C H .

A'l‘umomm ”0(88 1! f‘."l 11:: (IWIIIII‘ of .: l‘HI ilLi‘ l; i:‘~'l(ii
I 'zi‘I. I i'il'II' Lem :thII: vii-“JO milIs.
The [trim main: in “l“
linin‘im: llepnrnnout. "" .. “.1: incl ,_3,,,,m, m I'rowl au‘inl.
J” "M ““1"!” I-niunu 5"“ "‘m hon I go (Till l ham to {ill IlII (“it"i' full
”1“ ‘Wllil [00 \i‘. oil. Iind uheu 1 com»
”l 1"” l ' “N W” "““l ”J ‘.l ll‘m‘, having :quio'nbout twenty-live.
333" "‘1' 1““ l 3 £21,, miles. the oil in com- HI’PIIIS
with ”‘9 maul ‘ lll’i“ I'toion oil. and the timing; III-III
1““ “WWW ”WWI III I IIIIIII-IIII or being full with one w.
‘1“"3"'!‘;":‘ ‘2 1,...“ " l’uuuvlng oil .ctntalns only it liIIlo lid]: iI
I“ "3" l" " l l ‘ "M allow one to tun indium. My cilil1 IlI. clzzz‘. li (trio
9' “ "‘ "WM 01‘ ”“5 cyllnder. bull‘uis: lull getting III-Il‘ul thick lately.
the.) ""3 5° ”0‘ when the 9054”” ’5] Lou week i \IIIeheIl the ernnk ease
“ ”'“m “l’ ”l‘" l' ‘5 hard ‘0 do. out with kerosene and put all in it

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lIlII i‘}' liilli‘

lII-Iné‘I: III‘ E;
I H :I.- it !i
“MI. ”I. gxlfud'uaz

vol-lo; which ('Slillt‘t‘l

III urn cylimh'ra.
1‘ "

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What is Ihe‘t‘duee‘ or the hill

thick so soon in the critnk’
Where do you thinlc all the!
\i‘. all that i put in the timing
gem cnsI- knee out? no you think}
'lIIIt the flair mix!!! alkali! be worn.
"‘JII! III 4000 miles? (‘ould i use II
1"“ l‘I‘" ““9 “’Iumllum gem grouse in the timing
will“! will mm genie IIIIIIIIIII of coo-w. otli I” nan-f
This in UK ”98‘ WW IIIII-II mm mm nothing but 600 Wind:
it} I-I'nuum II plug III-f the corners are will work well in ",9 ‘11-’11“; neuron

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Rkfiifin 9 dram 1“ ""Mmmmmnflm’ u” l W E i in; now it is starting to IIII illicit:

B flush or the shoulder (Mn; u ‘
matulilnomthecnt‘iteumfbod in ordeI Io keep down the carbon “3...", is ”H”. any way 3,, the all

data t t motsimnsi- , ,.

fiemntlullifmbmww .. ”wk Ion may inimduoe‘ the immune ,, I," ”mu“: ,4 m- WI.“ m g9, in the
"Whfimlilw "MIC“; l wiiiilhtrzzilloi‘lmu the .IIquglI the pet cocks you monilouvl ,Im.‘ h “m? m, my ”m“, that thel
i)" 0“ 0 ' v I l . I . . . ‘I
“new d'eeler Mumunleuiullenrmtcmitnotsm- ,0)“ alcohol 0“ untex would be balm! . lgIIIwI III In IhI~ Ilnung. gear. cause or,
«Lw‘lflmmflu ”"39“" my! “Wm 1101‘ "“5 purpose 30100 900918 NIH“ ll ’ ‘IIIIIIlI‘I ll ho in other ports of the en-’

in both cases IlIa; VIM-g
equ’IIo must he Iunuing lII 0min" to I'iI'N-nl‘
"we?

il0\\l‘)t r. lawtiw Iliit‘ m.

ImI I‘wl the 1:3.,,.-,
spa it plug: \\t'('lltii.

.nII: damaged and- tilt“ porcelain cum“ 3mm,” 3,). cor “my, very goudImm-f

III-II unbroken hm‘o not vet lied any trouble. Fix
.. .piuurtlonu In the above Writing Wilt
.‘Ilmoring Department, I'l‘he Sentinel I he much appre'clilit‘ti by u
I l: .Iw o No: 20 E-M‘F car which is SUBSCRIBE" I
Either the WI new as badly,
' mending a steep hill i can hear III '33“, 0,- one' .0: {1,3 533mm,, ,3 mum,
,ailnding or rather a growling eoundl allowing the W“ to “Mm“, more,
i. In the IlansmiesIOn slime-Milan. How then they 3mm“, In,“ 'wm. c3333 3;.
mum am it need greats or oil? 0!! small opening through which the oils
.ie‘ull street the engine rune nicely.]coum readily m, thickening the oil
but It will not make much speed. On in the crank case Rave“ the genre
Itliinlling II hill it seems to give out and bearings Ingpemd and replacedI
out! when I stop for It tow minutes it,,,,- Iounlred 1; that cannot be done:
wdl pull very well ion II short dis- ”a,“ away use a fight gmfie in moi
more when it reudlm~ the some rest; valid if mtg looks through, use on
Iomuko it pull. [clinuotmuke speed medium grease, on you must use
anywhere, though i opened tho,mmmhmg which will not work
"iiilfliiie Widl‘ and when i open “"illOiiiI'h In", the crank (‘RRP
.uido it seems to choko and‘ i lose all
the. speed that l have. The cnrburo- ,
tot lb new and the .vnlvesI are till
right. it is hard It» start» whunllt has
been ui'undlng ov .I" night. it seems
like. the engine will not or can not
draw tho gn‘noline" from the clutch
need? I will appreciate any infot‘mn-
lion through the motor columns of‘
ye” panel. W. F‘. K.
The. oil in the transmission case
should be kept up to the bottom of
the reunion-shell. it it leaks out it,
'illti‘llliii be replaced frequently. .lt is‘
rm-eihle‘ that the carburetor or fuel
pipe is obstructed so that it cannot
give enough fuel to the engine when
In. Is; needed. on usually dim‘c'un' to
Inert a. motel this time of the yénr.II

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Motoring Deportment, 'ifiIo‘ Soutinol‘. I
.l han It Stoddard Dayton ldldl'modol
um i wilzh "to put new pihton lingo
on. The ridge are 318' iii» 4 out! l
and that I cannot get that size here.
What; do you think about me having
the grooves cut larger, any, for H or,
3-8 Iinz? Do ~you‘ millif tllui. would
make it pull better and lessen the;
stop of pietoun‘?’ Would it use more}
goo? i thank you ill-advance. I
“A ..W B M. l
The grooves might be cut to one-‘

larger. The new rings would hold’,
the colnpvesoion in the cylindem bet-
ter and so give more pmver, provided
the cylinders are not badly worn out

The clutch should be engaged gently.

or wund. It will not prevent pleton'

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

I130 exubegent in the mas- sneer ini‘eleen too and she halted

, suddenly and hooded into position; in
.her' own'm‘a‘nn'ei‘ silo was an anarchist,
but the government of the shrill
whistle wan aleI't and potent. Smiling

of the l'niv. “
Then there were Inimheelese visions
of- tile'lntrlcn‘te city. Young men iii‘

in raucoiis vulgarity:
‘iiusinesa men anxious:
home and dinner; wives wean? from
mopping; :Ivliole famihes assembled
' ton to row houn- tn the open; big mm
P livid. littlo em mad medium-sized cm I:
‘ linen and “women and ohildmn In an
sites and grades.
'* ‘ {Lille n titnzi c

middle-aged
to attain the

OIU‘fiWII

worm the

 

new mom III A faint)“

 

ly she duhiiowledgeil the supremacy , w

_- ilmpudent, low-hung; racers; fodrlnr

.~n-.-Itcr. it enables Ill-tn listen to? tip
50"! W h a failure M .
in «outlet porno-e, lilo retold: on I
finally «We: prom hnpuoihl‘e ,

I" it slips have. it attended to The give you more power.

 

 
 

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quarter inch, but certainly not. any; I

l’nul Iiemroot oil on it once a mbnlli. gelup In use more gasoline, but it will I’
The non thingl' '
Mulud in' the goons Indy be due to the to do is to h'n’ve the cylinders re \

 

.uIlns considerable when

 

 
 
 

ass Ion queen; ”'5' “M ”M new.» II.

 

I; carbon and thin will roll to voter»

 

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You Win WWwH on:

‘- "W! m would tm'm mount.

I, «III-III otter Into minim out ”hm

om
MoWMWfl-Mmmfifl I
mmmtwwnm IWow-ewmm

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Hemline for linings. This gives just

‘ and the ombroidenodé Crepes are wary ‘ 4 BmgnfldyI _
. suggestive of Spring.‘ " Eiggvrilgfiii . . 9'
Collins are of gent-mus size. Plait- _ Black,‘ , , 5,}:- at} $3; .95
loge, tucks, hem stitching and edges '. L I. ‘4 W9 to close own) ,
oi real Venise on il‘iietie'ce appoint II _. M” M ~ M .
Venting with dainty flower sprigs- I.

_ emllmidered In color are shown.

‘ j ' Announcement
‘; There is at present on exhibition in a speciallv prepared
.‘ location in the Read Furniture Galleries. the famous paint-

1 ing

7'

_ .The m from calvary

This plotting is an art treasure illlll i< worthy of much
study. it is Iirrmlgoii inn-position where it I-rm be seen un—
der the most Hfiir‘fliliagfloufi“i‘Hlil‘iiiiullfi and is quite. free. to .'
the people of Bridgeport. 'l‘lII- t'it‘l'ftiy. school teachers and t A
swim-is :II'e I-IIIIIlIIIll)‘ iIIViII-Il lII l'illill‘ and see it.

Fourth floor.

 

 

 

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New Jewelry

'A clever girl once said that by nt-
ting on a handsome string of be
a fine brooch with» her businoee - I
clothes, she could "dress for dinner ’1
That trick will be easy this season,
for wide scope is giVen tn oolflr in‘
jewelry Inexpensive, too. 3.).»
Chinese Necklaces, odd beads of Ori-
cilia] cut and color linked together ,
in odd ways, fi'om $350 to $6.041;I .
Chinese Pendants, 3 jade oil-ole set in
metal (jadeis lucky) with IIIysilioIII-w .I-‘i
. (,‘liineso inscriptions. $1.25" :‘
Chinese Pins with jade. 75 cos '
Jade Armlets with filigree, ball 6611:?
I taming perfume, 73 W
Oriental Earrings, pendants with new
. ored stones, $1» 00 and Ml.
E Brooches ondBarPins,75otstofl.76\
‘ O‘rleneolP’eorl Emingmfl. ho to 55:00.”,
‘ An interesting gmup.

.l'I-Ii'elry Section. main floor. -

 

 

For Lace-frilled Gowns

PointIdI’esp‘rlt Nets in pastel shades, o’ .
Clienutlful assortment, 45 inches, ‘. __ w. ‘ ,.

 

$1.25 and $3.50

. the required fascinating glint, 36

inches, I $1. %I
Citiflon Cloth In all fashionable color-
inge, , , $1. 39 and 32:90

{W Lice Beulah, main floor. ,
A! New. Collar 7

It helpsthe Winter bloueeorfmek‘ . A .- 3 . .sl‘“
0" the way to Sprii'lg Georgette Blouses . -

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Melly: new styles are now on View Attractive 51752931“

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 

. Little ’IBléémee" Diessee ;

main door.

7 V , and Hampers for Children

Wardens Union Suits

 

.. In none.

cum- dut-

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«mammoth

pair at one-third the libt mice.
II mm M II who I IIIIIIIIIIII thelr momma IIIII. all
We: m, "3.2 M m a h and ”aim tfliiaiim ibi‘ JMiitiiW

. A. 3 II.
WM‘" m “m “In W «III when III-I III-III; III-liar he venting III-lay on on no

WWI-imam! mm minim

all";
An entirely new line ofi pretty Jilin.

l tle Bloomer Dresses in light “tiling,

 

 

fact that tho leIIf‘er does not move r,IrIuntl and larger pistons and rinse»;
u... 89,", m, enough- ,0 cm, mm; mm, ,0 ,hém- - ' ’A‘Ifin’e grade of memorized when, ‘j’ p l“? pink: anion ohambraytnmmed‘m ; .
”carburetor chokes engines whcn‘ v i De Ti S ‘n l in two models. ‘ . . - plaid 01‘ piifilll Willie}, ill? ‘
throttle is o ened sudden! tr n'dH "3m" ng pertinent “3 ”n“ 9 I. ' .
Wm, m, “am“, 3,, “3,, 3' ii I...“ I new 1917 can. only Iun it " Dutch neck, elbow sleeves, ankle 75 cts _

. ‘ M...‘ . 240 miles so for. when going along . lefigth' _ _ r}? . 'A‘ges2 to 6 years. ,.
ZIIoIorln‘g Department, The Sentinel. ';:I ubout~ meaty/Alva miles-per. hour, ~I ‘ l
(1) “7113, good doeo‘n cum)“, do a I in Illdttil‘ lorkg‘l_,,nd; skimp mug LOW ”week SieeVEIQSS, ankle lengfih l ' mm and arm f0? ageaifl
M3“: my (2) What grade, (if all 19,1 Murcia: After waiting a few minutes $2,“ and 2 years. . MA I,“
:iillt’ifiui‘ii) to use. in winter, 11 ht T can etdrt' engine and} seems to run I I t ‘
unidlum. or IIIIIIIIII' , .I 5 good Clnn III well oiled. This hale A most satisfactory garment: 59,- 65 emit“ dill "i

all We aesumeyou memo motile: I-mriened font! tidied. is there any I 3., I .1 .l ‘ ‘ yam floor .- 7 I ‘ ' . enema hum
out out. It relieves the mom-Iron dim?” 0‘" Inning the motor. ami‘r. l' I ‘ ' Lela?“ ___ ~~- iiiflmilfl‘” , - ,
“.33 to “,3 muffler. 3,353,, m, 3 or 4 does' this often happen to new cars? " ’ I-l r ' ~ , . ,2
our cent. more power for use om Billie .‘ I have been ontehlns high-teat gaso- . 7 . . ' _ 1' w '
., t\. "tumult!!- in “mm“, m F but) from n m little drlnend ii. col» WW ‘

 

Inuit your newline hr the protects you mtili- my 3,. up, hot: were listed or $16 so none of New Him-In are to be appoint.
"Mk" 1* Him tn! my to remove non. in min sure that the product molt: 1 m the m “(they ed ”in.“ 03.3,“, m- m3, 3,3 cent
the; III me 1min cold, tut it with- blue “mimmmeyumng
’6 10 m minnow new to I-III-ImII mam paper. Any dunno will allow new

MWW mane oi meal 'i‘lI

1““ on am w on mom: lilldel'
anthem;- from the Immune, ol‘ men

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