% With our Automobile Dealers
um AA A AALLA‘ui'.
“Him until: l! the m
, olxaliulry, 11min was not inco-
pabie o: mull; a nut mull-ell.
The artist Carpenter has told me of
one that would have pressed Chester "1 WW motori ta cannot know
field hard An “musing“. lady “'9' too much About lubritation and lubli
the president an entirely superdous “an“ 0"“ “5‘ "3“ 59"“‘1" “was”
bouquet The situation was maroon ‘0‘ a” “WWW (W‘ann- "Wk
tarily embarrassing. but with no so; °‘ knowledge “a“ “’55 “I 1’19““"1
pearance of discomposure he stooped loss of lime and oftentimes consider
donn, took the flowers and. looking “’13 1°“ 0' money And “me i“ 0“
from them into the sparkling eyes 1" one underlying phase of “'5’ 5“”
' land radiant face of the lady. said, ”CL which 1“ often olerlooked b1"
uith a gallantry l was unprepared for,
. ideally madam, if you give them to
inc and they are mine I thinkl
cannot possibly make so good a use
of them as to present them to you in
returni"——I—leien Nicolay's “Personal
Traits of Abraham Lincoln.
' 1
on “Am COOTLV IAULT
W “nice Input TAM-How
Olin-on Hay Avoid IAA Marita
Dodge Bros. Motor Car
Those who have had years of experience driving motor cars’ are its most enthusiastic
owners.
They insist in the most emphatic way upon the high qualities of its performance.
The price of the Touring Car or Roadster is $835. ooF .0. B.’ Detroit. ,
- .-_RE:o -. -~
“ YOU can 90 IT WITH II £50”
5092 in every vital part is not a mere catch phrase—compare and you’ll find it is a state-
ment of fact.
The price of the 4 Cylinder Touring Car. or Roadster“ is $875.00 F. O. B. Lansing.
OLDSMOBILE
1'11: 50 H. P. motor with the light weight of tile car—3,006 pounds ready for the road-—
provides a reserve power that makes gear shifting rarely necessary. The smoothness of the
eight cylinders 15 a mate delight.
The price of the 8 Cyl. odei 45 is $1,367. 00 F. O. B Lansing.
S L. BENEDICT
73 South Main St So. NorWalk
0! many lubricating troubles 1 re-
for to what is commonly known as-
gasoline leakage!
“Gasoline. leakage is generally
caused by a certain amount of mix-
ture which is not burned and finds its
.. ’say into the crank case, diluting the
‘BRIDGEPO; RUSSIANS BUYING '0“ and destroying its lu'blicating
RUBLES joualilles from ten per cent. to thirty
BRIDGEPORT. April 27.——Bankers percent. 1111mm two seeks to a
here are interested in an unpreced- month‘s time, depending upon wea-
ented business in Russian rubles. the ther conditions Thicmean‘s that in
demand for which began about two the. compression stroke some of the
weeks ago All the buyers appear to.
be Russianfi node?! is believed that 3350““ mixture from the cumbus-
they ate investing in the belief that tion chamber leaks past the piston
the wine of the ruble will soon rise rings and condenses in the cool gunk
Belme the European war began the case .1.th action is due to m... fact
lublo sold at about ’11 1-2 cents. and
it is no“ quoted here 111 29 cents... that the oiidoes not perfectly seal the
,LOClll banks have had to send to New 1 space “"99“ the ”under walls and
Yolk for several ”unwed supplies ithe piston rings
' “' " - - 1- m--- “Oil diluted with gasoline becomes
- ’1 11 mighty poor lubricant and will leave
,. . — , ' ~ !th_e cylinders dry it allowed to con
’ ‘ ' .. itinue unchedfied. This will cause
wear and necessitates the replacing
it)? some vital part of the internal
‘mechanlsnt of the motor. Wrist plus.
:cylinders and pistons are very apt “‘
‘cuaer from the gasoline leakage, with
Erode and main bearlngs.
i “Motorists can avoid this trouble
.and gain assurance of 11 perfect ‘seal
between piston and cylinder walls by
- ‘L'é ltllc use of good motor oil, of course.
’2' :llld the frequent draining of the oil
iln the crank case.
“it owners will drain off the old
oil in the crenit case oitcnw-say once
every two weeks in cold weather and
once 11 month during the summer and
replenish with (will oil—there need
be no tear of the oil deteriorating and
losing its original lubricating quill
ities. Five dollals spent this no)’
hay. ,. .
$711.31“, 1 -
4....
in.
....m.‘
A
lust like an
6135 7 our—4.16 5 May 1st
Maxwell Quality has been and will be 1
. rigidl maintained .111 spite of the big and
' constznt increases in the dost of materials.”
'l'hnt' a the Maxwell policy, fixed and immutable as the Rock Not because the model or design is changed in whole or
of Gibraltar. Ebut because the Maxwell you buy today Is the superb
ch Mnxw ll Coupon has roving It in the
’ 11.531535. wlgich insecure to b: recognizean the "World's alumna! the original highly successful modeled locum
‘ ’ Val .
’ Gmmttfiogggnrwwuuefl! ease of control-oi stability-oi «the norm-product which time And experience in menu-
I E end clinicf ec y when t t to th success of tho «‘2: figenagémfitfigtfifiefl.
t . — o
' “3:00.000 on d Maxwell 0 o es ~ the tests it by the Sh‘efiieid Scientific School of Yale and
Prof. Gallup“ ofthoWomooter Polytechnic Initial”. proved Ill!!!
policy
to owe their usi-_
M0" than mm ““mm‘d “mun awe b the moot economical of all the cars tested.
[lees stability to the fulfillment 0! that policy.
i ' The First COWMFMWAIM nlmflmgymgég has mAdAC/l'tl‘ovdrymon’a at. .
‘1 Owners" Protection ' 'l‘ltousands upon thousand 11 of Maxwell owners have told us
that their running costs are no little no six to eight dollars‘
No matter what other motor car manufacturers may do in per month-van amount which the average non spendson
i ‘ ' tit face of the rec incrsalml costar row macerlals casual luxuries.
- e—tlieMnxulrel 8 fly is going to malnmkuhe bill! Mll- ' 1113 Maxwell gives an amazing mileage per22 gallon o1 gasoline.
"" mfi”
. 3:“ standard‘ h at no 11 and only make a slight increase in mm“. at, 03““ ”mm“; m m o!
' t t cor. - a . o
em 0 e that there is any 15m, it can‘t be . mum“ car ““304 es patella:
1' While we are so .
helped—b so the rat consideration In Maxwell modality Own. - . 1 .
..the 5331 which has given theMnxwoll'the two when , 1 ‘ Worlds Nmmw Car _ ,
non-stop mugs or annuities. the 1916 record. and 23.500 11111." I do rm why on a on n t.
It costs you
. . . delta t price is small- or less. when youtnko Into consi-
-\: File" 2:1?" "md' “t amazingly huh salience W gallon a complete muupmont and luxurious tell-emu; .
OHM . . that! any other earned
Then its cost of upkeep is so 111.11. no to milks the cost 51 A Batteries.
.. ‘4 , J m! Small him 113 Your Big (atoll 's'ordinary luxuries umvmotiy ; lo
. , I “m W m’atilxhepomlniumotwtomup anddoVndA . .1. .. ‘ _ , _
’ ,. mmtheuaeolconuolthatmflrlmm trouble-1' " ‘ ‘ w ‘
‘ "chameleon” auncmkotmmmw 1... t - - ,
l as it is. it would have to skinny here and there in materials, .nu ma; m'tabmtyandw “fit/”'3" my“. . fl. 3
1 cqmtrocuon mu. well. not a one sea-omit 1 -
1 —and that th‘e'Maxwell Company will never do. 1- --tho Ma‘xweu lsbeyond doubt as.- ”want. Mi; ”‘0",
E ‘ 11:0 WWW...“ WM? 3 car today 101' the lime coat! Cur Value"—sverymansoar. p 7 , , . ...
'1' .-. II, 8 ayes: 1 _ ‘ _ , > . ,
: 1 l1 nelscttha‘t tbsprlceoltheusstllwlllbenludhym
‘mm““fi.l‘ii‘§:..“""‘“”“" “m” "1““
‘1 yogi 4.5.3.... oi still gettind the l'Wgtlil'sj smut: “""". 1”
Motor Car Value." . .1 ~ .
lnFact,BetterVA!usIbanEverBefors
bright lights,-
You can also
motorists. and yet which is the base
great danger of burnt out connecting .
Good mm
kindness and resent ’orlcily -
41411111."..- ’
3111121ch $11.11th
Headquarters of the
. work your battery and you suffer all kinds _'of m- ‘ ‘
convenience and trouble besides. ‘
Join the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to
And don' t let your membership lapse. Run' 111 to
see us at least Once a month- Otherwise you' re
violating the first rule of the Society—you’ r'e treating
your battery cruelly. '. . .
. The membership privileges include.
expert attention for your battery.
perfect ignition.
when youerneeds repairs. _
Note reproduction- at right of the . ..
'1 card widen e111: ties holder to free‘ 1 - ~
testing- 61 his battery at regular in-
tervnlsvfiskusfor yours. ' - 1
any one A l... l at fro. may to no IMIO to I01;
built-riddin- hamlet-e VII!“ 15”.:1‘
cunt! repairs. The firearm eta-£1 wa‘h‘l“? at“; an
. w r o c
1 in: 0! mi in the «link use «no. A min mfim, u.” w 111cm."
1.... no of «ls-11 nip-tile could ml but the first authentic I?“ 1
amount to iht- price of one pinion. and the torn occurs in the AM I” .
it only takes about ten minutes to U08. Old this 1109! I01 (1"! 039 fly“
make the Chi-89." .lurther than “lb first hit“ 0‘ m
- __fi.‘___ 1'1nth rentuly The place in, K
CONNECTICUT’S FISH leourse. occupied by the loan m '
LAWS ARE INADEQUATE
‘yu.’ .g’ I C.
:31.
the) were the dominant power ‘
Spa: 1 but us finally taken m
lthelll bv Alfonso ".121 1.3.1!“
N. 115611 ‘1 as a hunting AeAt. lid to
tilt r... :.1ln any importance in“!
the reign oi Charles V Ibo undo I
:1 1.11111: of residence and was m
l D
Connecticut Stud. Last in ”pro
priations for Propagation
! inadequate lens are in force in.
“his 51316 ”lame w the Duma to visit it occasionnily. “with.
tion of fish, according to a letter that reign of Philip ll. that at last it ‘n "
the fish and game commission is tallied ‘0 the dignity Of 3 capital at!“
sending to each member of the Gen- He created 1t his capital ""1 1min. .6
e.al Assembly. The letter points out ’13:?! 9:123:11}, {figurégpljallsgi m
that. one‘elgtl‘h 0f the ”Worlds [00d 9"” Since in spite of oeuslonal ‘. .
is fish and says that the cullserl'1ation rolls on the part of sundry kings .lo .
of the natural resoutces of Connecti ' transfer the government to Vailallo- ,
cut is an important problem. Dur- “d and Seville “Natlonnl Geographu
in; the last tnelve mouths. $15,000 k Society Bulletin. ~
was appropriated for the prepagationl
of fish in this state. a comparison:
with the sums appropriated ill other?
states showing that Connecticut
stands dast'in the list.
i
v
PARENTAL TRA|NING.
Smith—How old is your son. Jonell
Jones—He wilLbe twenlyone to»
morrow. . 1 ’
Smith—He's certainly a credit tun-1
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERs .l'ou. . . ‘
.challes D Colo to Mnliin S Bag- [89121119121251]:lélirlgghfifil 3:“;
tier, of Blooklln,10 acres and build lsix more in calling mm down
ing at Toilsomc avenue l\ 1111.
Flallltlin .‘ii‘. Raymond to Charles 1".
Seller, of Brooklyn, 11 acres near1
Weapon avenue. “.3, NOSE CLOGGED Flillll
Jennie G. Whitehead to Mary ‘ A COLD 0R CATARRH
-—--l
|
brizzio, 2 lots on Strawberry 11:11 mark. j
War.
Eugene J. Van Ness to Michael Ku-I -
ban, lot. and buildings on Taylor eve- Ah! \i’hat relief! Your clogged nos: -
nue. War. trils open right up, the air passages at .
Alberta R. Wood to James A. Far- your head are clear and you can ,
rel. 8 acres and buildings at Bluff we breathe freely. No' more hawking
line. War. , snuffiing, mucous discharge, headache.
Estate of Mary Iii. Guidel‘ 10 J0- dryness~no struggling torbreath at.
«seph J. Elzea. lot and buildings on inigmdvour cold or catarl‘hls goneu '
Apply Cronin in Nostrils T01
Open Up AirP Passages.
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McKinley simt. Administrator‘s 1 Don't guy 511,354.th Get a “any
deed. ibottle of Ely' :1 Cream Balm from your 1
Jacob B Rm mond l0 Alberta R. a; “£315[ no“ Apply 3, [fine of m
Wood. land» buildings on Wilson ale 'Wmt antiseptic groan in your-aga-
nue ltrils, let it penetrate through every
Nikolas Mandel l0 Barbara Man-1m- passage of the head; soothe ”d
dial. 1 acre and buildings on Tay.lor heal the swollen. inflamed muco-
nvenue. War. lmemblane, giving you instant teller.
Harriet 8. 81111195 and Gootge A I'Elys Cream Balm is not what. m
Hovt to Bessie licMuilen. lot and‘ 1301‘: and own 3mm hag «been
buildings on Cross street War. seeking; It's ust aplendld.—-Adv.
din
. «M :11 o- angina-Cutt-
(comb: taxi-laud. "I"
.C.B.
money to starve~ neglect. and over-
quick starting, and ‘/
get a rental battery
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