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L'etus put your tires and tubes in shape for the
., spring.
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coin. GAS As FUEL FOR morons.
London Experiments Successfui~Coet‘
Per Mile One Cent.
Experiments with comniou coal gas
as fuel {or motor buses have been
very smecssful. according to 8 Lon-
don publication, which points out the
incl that the high cost of gasoline in
England led to the experiments and
is encouraging the concentration of
consideralle effort and ingenuity to
produce a cheap but effective subv
stitnte for gasoline. In a picture of
one "of the buses used in the ex-
-_eiiment, a large gas bag, holding 450
cubic feet of gas, is shown lashed
:o the root. This quantity of gas was
inflicient [or a twolve-mile drive, fully
loaded and orer ordinary roads.
The cost per mile was one cent for
fuel, whereas gasoline for the same
> er, without special provision.
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dirtance would cost, under present
prices, six cents per mile. The gas
is orawn from an ordinary gas men}
it gas
tight bags were used under slight
pmsure, it is contended that both
the ofleclirc capacity and the mileage
on one filling might at least be dou-
tied. In any event, the experiments
seem to have proved the efi‘eiency of
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.0! the great thoroughfares of Amerimfl
CROOKED, BUT FAMOUS. 3 UNEASY ABOUT FUR.
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Washington Street, Boston, One of the' “1‘ Scarcity Causes Hat
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World’s Greatest Thoroughfares. “"3" Anxrety.
Washington street in Boston, is one.E
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Mothers Are Careless
Children are not to blame \vl-un
_A1 no previous time since the bo-l ‘
. _ ginning oi the war in Europe hovel
worthy to rank With Broadway m New inai maniac-micro felt the uneasiness.
Y0“! and Michigan avenue in Chicagolabout tho iur situation that many oil
Like nearly everything else in Boston, , them are experiencing at the present.
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it has a history or almost incredihlo‘
length and respectability, making
other streets seem painfully young-
the substitute lof‘gasolene and have
opened up an avenue of extensive “ ‘
possibilities. Probably the success and 0801091 and crude.
attained will warrant the installation: “0’90"”. Wasbinglon street is one
of gas bags on all motor cars in the 0 “he 101189“ in the WONG. running
Government service, an innovation all the “'8! through Boston and on to;
which would no doubt tend to build another town without a. stop or a‘
up in appearance an immense fleethl’wk- This is not accomplished with.
of combination diriglbles and automo-lom: many a bend and meander, how-
tiles. ever, for Washington street is amazing- l
.ly crooked, as are. nearly all the thorn
ioughi’ares oi Puritan origin. it seems “
him the Mayflower did not realize how I:
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slug Boston was going to be, and 403
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conspicuous for leadership.)
that no eulogy is necessar
stripe. Tires 3r x 4 inches.
Flint. Michigan.
Buick Begin-Buick Valve-in—llead Power
The tightness of the Buick Valve-in-Head motor and
not the enthusiasm of its salesmen has made
This uew“Four” has a Buick Valve-in-Head motor
(with electric starter) which develops thirty-five horse-
power on brake test and is so reliable for rugged service
among “men who know Buick."
Its lines are beautifu . Finish and colOr are exception-
al. Deep. tufted black genuine leather upholstery. Co ver-
ed floor and running board, with aluminum bindings, give a
trimness of appearance that is peculiarly Buick.
Body, hood, lenders and running gear are painted a
glossy, long-wearing black;
Model D-4—-—35, completely equipped. price $675. f. o. b.,
lllt‘)’ carelessly lot the cows lay out‘
the streets as they wandered home?
uard. - ,
ll'ashiugton street today does not look
like an aristocrat of ancient lineage,
however. On the conli‘nry, it sippooi's‘1
decidedly democratic, swarming withi
all sorts of people who jostle and push
each other on iiw narrow, overflowing
sidewalks in the brilliant glare of nu-Q
morous’oloctric signs that flash and"
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rn'ai merits of mormg pit'lul'v‘ shows,1
bars and (‘flfll‘3.--Excllallgl‘. i
THE SAME THING ‘
Counsel (to ,plalnlilP—At Ibis final-
lllli‘l'YlPW “'11P")‘Ulldi‘lilillltll’d [my
mom by (2:9 d‘lcuduntoi this dvbl.
what did be shy to you?
Plaintiff-~60 to the dm'il.
(‘ounwl~~\\’lmt did you do?
Plaintiff-1 lnnnwliaivly consulit-d
our H)lll'll()!". ~~~~~~ London Opinion.
the Buick
“Winn am" you cooking, momma?"
asked ioumwr-old Margaret.
"('uulilluuvr. umr," unsucrmi li<‘l‘
_ mother.
wheels are black “nth White A few minutes lum‘ Margaret snuf
hi-r fullu‘r allpl'mlt'llllii! mid-running
lo him, said. "i’npa _u'ho do you think
wv :Im going to have for supper?"
reached the hat trade, to the effect
,ls hoping: ihal such a condition may
‘ul. up)“ privo,
~slrvm‘s weekly compilation of
time and that the outlook is very se- “FOSS. feverish, “Of eating risht. SIrrit-
aws they do not hesitate to 5313 less, nervous and all out of sorts. if
utters are not improved by infonna- mothers are on me - b d -.
lion, . I _ . , ' . . «JO no name lho
apparent y authentic, which has little danger Signals, they will find
that early in the spring the Australian ‘ the. tongue coated and the breath l'ot
government will place an embargo'and bad, a sure Sign ol overwoilwd
on turs. ouch an embargo would'and loaded acid stomachs, indigestion
have the odect of further curtailingland clogged intestines
the already scant supply of fur in . .
the American and English markets} This condition can he stopped I” 9”
and probably would send the prices up few hours “'“h a 300d (1059 Of a Sink
uinch higher than the present unpreo‘ pie old minedy that halt been handed
ed:.)rlilt:llotilliitilresfho8t r‘ H m l tfdown for generations in thousands of
. . e 89 10-5 : cos 0 . .. .. -,. .
a further scarcity of fur, so for as the glmlmf' hits. Winslow‘s Soothing
majority of the people connected with: y’f'p' a harmless but 5“” 13‘3“”
the batting industry are concerned. which a mother worked out and used
would, be to mduce the output of the for her children and grrandchlldwn
tumours and consequently cumulthe Like all good things “bit-h have snml’
amount of work available. Every one beginnings it spread to all the noig-i
not resull. but as mmtors stand at'bors and 5”” it grow until BOW 3'0"!
present. the outlook is dubious at can get it in any good drug store in
best. j the world.
Sumo of rho lni'gor nmnuincturcrs.‘ Millions Of mothers today swear in,
who saw M iii? bngmmug oi the warm.“ “7' . . . n
the possibility of a grout scarcity of ‘ rs. ””1"“ ” Soothing Syrup "-1“
fur, stocked up so thoroughly thatr‘h" children love it, they like ll.»
iln—y have been able [0 get along very taste and it heals, kills cramps, swam.
\roll no to tho present time and will'ons and (\leflngps their sour mm,
go through the current season Without ! stomachs grimly and thoroughly.
difficulty. <' ‘. _
in low cases. however. haw mind i (“"9 ‘1‘" “”1“ 01103 a chancv, mn~
lac-lurcrs enough for on hand to take “101'. go to your druggint and gm it
them very far into the nvxt season. bottle today; the laxative withom 1t
llrcndy roporls are (-urront that some grain of dong “Mrs. Wi
lnriorics are gradually limiting their
ompul. Tho Now Milford hut fac-
tory slut down a. few weeks ago, giva
mu v.5 one of the reasons the high
cool of iimicrinls. 1,
Thin ilw prion oi" bats will be higher"
uvxt fall than or prr-srm is r. iorogono
(‘L‘Y‘Clll‘rlfiIL and it may be that unless .. . , . .
n dwidni change in war conditions" “”30“ A‘ i‘ichonor, 0" 54 Flay “I”
mum. m.in's inuulu‘onr may be scarce road, has handed 1" his resignation “9
iboss’dolormun at the J. C“. Wilson ilat
glziclory. The resignation takes H‘-
(feet tomorrow. Mr. Tichenor in trell-
.iluiou'n through the Norwulks and has.
.bvon in the employ of lhc Wilson Hat.
lil.~»Br:ul- factory for over thirty years. He will
bank go to Orange, New Jorsoy, where he
vivilrinlxs FliiWn am aggregate of $5: Will work at, the some trade. His many
nslow’s vali»
lug Syrup."
Sold by I'ood tlruvcirrlr M'oryu‘iw w.
mil. A. Monti, South N0ll‘\\'fllk.~x\ii\'
TlCHENOR RESIGNS POSITlON
em BANK CLEARINGS
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new YORK. March
. 357,096,000. a gain of 1123 WY Cont friends will be sorry to see him do—
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Walk will be at the Clif—
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SYKES MOTOR SALES C0. .
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Maxwell Cars
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- unwenoibnolet, $865 r. o. B. Detroit
Main Office ,
“558 Main St, Stamford
" Branches at '
Greenwich. .
Danbury _. 7
Bridgeport.
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