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Anti-imitation Measur'é in Congress
to Pitt an [M to 11 Ml ng Evil 111151 es and commelclal organizations
1wr1ers, United States Representative
M A. Morrison of Indiana introduced' on .
111 ( ongress shortly before the session “'3“ ries include magnetos. starting
closed a drastic anti-imitation mean-l and lightmg ”Stems!
1!1'e,uhicb promises to play 9. pr
strurtion to the very foundations
and distribution of imitation
. are equipped.
In spite of the activity of trade
against the evils of substitution, the
quick growth of the automobile in-
to the interest or automobile ruanu- dug“, has resulted in many unscru-
i'acturers, motor car accessory deal' p.113 .0113 concerns attempting to unload
the garage man and automobilew the public pirate parts for the
mplacing of certain Wearing parts
speedometers
\
of! ties, but automobiles as Well.
1' the motor car accessory fousiness is
01111-1 evil mien-ed to is the mauuiac— of (:4 rs hate mounted well up in the aged 5118110) m e than 201111195 to the _ .
ure hu1.ureds of thousands and here the gallon of disti ate, “hich he. uses in The “88d & VOIk
fACES [EclSlAno parts, known as “pirate parts,"f0r1utle:<1d pirates find a 1"11‘11 held t"u1 place of g1soline,'.md he has used
re1a1r and ureplacement on standardltheir operations On ell‘H hand de 11 only one and one half sets of tires.
'auessoriea with which automobiles $111.; and distributors one found otter- lie gm 171100 1111195 out of his front _
tug imitation barts for this 01 that tires and 11,000 miles from the tires The Only Fully Equipped
on the rear wheels.
The success of Mr.
parts proves himself a socalled pir- tiliate has led to many motorists of
11:11 by taking advantage of the repu- Los Augeles turning to this fuel as its
table manufacturers rank Lnd suc- cost is but nine cents per gallon.
standard accessories. Those ac-
0111- and other equipment. The practices
intent, part in the tentedy of an evil of these uncalled pirate. parts mak-
wbleh for a time has threatened de- l "5 obviously affect “0t only accesso-
tales of certain wellhuouu makes
car.
As a rule, the maker of substitute
toss in business. He seldom wastes;
time on the small manufacturer. But,
as roou‘as a manufacturer of acces»
suitors, then the substitute makerI
ness.
'lllt‘ measure introduced in Con-
s.1bttitutiun and imitation. It pro
HOME GUARD INTELLIGENCE welded to it in Hartford.
\1 ‘ , BOARD . A preliminary plan of the organimbz
HARTFORD, Conn. Mart-l1 21-1112 tion 0f the guard is being drawn \lil'
lormatton of an intelligence bureau of by the board. it will probably be cont-i
_ ‘Iho Home Guard. to gather informu- plotcd lOGHY-
. .. flon concerning activities of enemics‘1
' at the country in the stair. is Win“ ACTION ON HUNTERS’ LICENSES
maldered by the military omergeuu“ POSTPONED.
board. The information so collected ‘11 1; 135131 Maine March A. ~Ac-
, will be turned over to the proper gov ‘ Ii. 1 1111 :1 bill requiring the licensing
mment officials for invest1gat1on. Ttu- 0’ “Mom l‘mlm‘rb‘. was imletlnituir
. more oi.’ such activities have already; “"‘"’"“‘ ‘1 It" ”‘9 Senate “’0' l" SW“
”“th the ears of the board and they, .1‘mr (titlin of Bangor, in opposing
. _, , .. 1111 pleasure, declared that 3 1.00110
have been referred to the authorities. 111011 and boys who would be. “Wm,“
» Veterans of the Civil War, who are should be taught how to handle 11
too old for active guard duty have on rifle and the place for them to learn
Need a desire to aid the Home ‘ “'35 in the woods.
ward, this being voiced particularly rw "m“
' by. Robert 0. Tyler Post of this city, ° MEN BURNED To DEATH
.‘They will be among those. who will BROCKTON' Mass, March 23'"—
altl tho'inteiligonco bureau in outbox» 'llte bodies of George C Reynolds, '16
I in: information. it is believed that years old, and Charles Smith 50 were,
filmy will hear runny stories, some of found in the ruins of Reynold 11 house
which are idle rumor and some which after fire had utmost, destroyed the
We a foundation in tact, whlch building today. It is suppouedw that
thould be investigated. The board re- Reynolds tell on the. stove and his
nests that any information which cit. clothing became ignited, starting the
“intent; of the state may have be for- tire.
Bag to Announce Their
Headquarters in N o r-.
walk will be at the Clif-
’1 ferd 11011111111111 the com-
...pletion ofnew salesroom ' .
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Buicktlesgn-Buick Vatve-in-liead Power
The tightness of the Buick Valve-in-l-Iead motor and
not the enthusiasm of its 31113st has made the Buick
conspicuous for leadership.
This new “Four hasa Buick Valve-in- Head motor
(with electric starter) which develops thirty—five horse-
power on brake’tcst and is so reliable for rugged service
that no eulogy is necessary among “men who know Buick." 4
Its lines are beautiful. Finish and color are exception-
al. Deep, tufted black genuine leather upholstery. Co ver-
cd floor and running board with aluminum bindings, give a
trimness of appearance th it is peculiarly Buick.
Body, hood, fenders and running gear are painted a '
glossy, long-wearing black; wheels are black with white
stripe. Tires 31 x 4 inches.
Model D-4—-—-35, completely equipped. price $615, f. o. b.,
Flint. Michizan.
101111 11.1111111111: GARAGE, 11 Raymond St.
lbllitttll [or the legistratrou or de-
isi1.111.1\t this bureau, a manufac-
l turn may levistcr the desien of the f
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mompiete. article he makes, 1111111111111'
Hire design of the vu1i0us parts of
.uhith it is (0111111191111. A certineate
,oi registration of design will be its-1
)‘i'lllt’lll to the original manufacturer,j
V'l'rltl': will protect him in the design.
1‘ of (wry part of his product.
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lGOES 1000 MILES PER
! WEEK FOR 20 WEEKS
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Uccd As a “Jitncy” in Los Angeles
Car Perform; at Low Cost
for Owner.
Out in tins A111. cl (1. there is 11 Dodgy
Brother rs car that is establishing 11 rec
ord for constant performance.
[Tut-1d as u “'jitne)" by l’. E Krilth. it
has reguiuily cmered 1.000 miles per.
week [or 20 Weeks and bids fair to
toutiuue to trawl 111 the same rate for%
mum \1 eeks to come.
\ir. Kritch uses the car on a route
which covers eight miles in the city
and each day he drives hack and forth
over this route.
Mr. Krttch has kept a careful record
of his expenses in order to find out it
he is really matting money, and the in-
formation he. has gathered is of his.
tend“. to all motorists.
s be has are1- ‘
Kritch with dis-E
sories or automobiles has made a big‘ 0828?.
Electrical Co.
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town
'AUTO SUPPLIES
Phone 805—50 80. Main 3!.
So. Norwalk, Music Hall Blk.
‘1
'. pays nest in the best.‘ ._._H +—
Sentinel Ad\S pay. Try one
starts out to pirate the parts bustE
sues by lepresemiujvo .‘tTOI'l'iE-{lni
Lotus thoroughly every phase oi"L
pom. to establish in conjunction with 1,
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beginning and before he was inter-
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