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I'sivssl' for American lrooris our intern
@bdbe welfare oi ourrllly my
harms“ the tutu are netball--
hut-Will.- bub-r that she is
my on the road to rlwv‘ery from
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is is the announcement thut
use or the largest banking immune-m marines
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its“ system is similarly dammit-at-
latter my radiator well.
flown-g Wt.
-i is" slord 1m touring car as rim. Arm mind-s w. worm upr-
mm 1!».th
Ford recently. wss new with s new
timer and roller and new wires. 1 took
the coils and had them tested .0de
listed. riled op the. spark plus.
ground valves. whittled .ud ”‘0“
when out, had mussel-0 tssgsd , had
new magnet potent on. Also lrsd tbs
field mire whore the, , mag-0t point
W. M ,w; classed out gas
pipe; strolled gas for water. changed
my oil every 1,000 miles, also looked
After doing
these things it wouldn't start any bet.
ter. so i got tour dry cells. hooked
them rum still no explosion. The
only way i can start is by priming two
or three times. Once going. the err
runs beautifully. 1 also looked to see
ifwutorgotinthebesdhytkowsyof
the gasket, but none does. No short
circuit as l mspected all wires care-
fully. What is your opinion? All the
repair men 1 have tsken it to have
’sblc. Isl“). time were in France;
l on "'ele‘n'fium m: 1- 1m. imam on it old churned so much
. here were . .' miles
1 . . - an hour, and they got less results than
i ’30:“1Tn 1W "Dd 1912.1llllnd nflvl' I My “Ck m. . aromm‘ CU'
l $303.33?lomt'l'lLrgnmnmnnzrx lburetor snd s Bosch D. R. A. Msgneto,
‘ ' ’ ‘lstsm our and runs finsshove 20
’4 has amazingly expanded. The tonnage
l entering French, ports in 1” inlet 3““ ”t hour. Under that it lads "
it is impossible to idls
us 11,000,000 tons. in 1012 land choice .
: this had been increased tomemOphe motor down when the car is not
‘ tons. running snd knock of! four successful
Lenders in Ameritlll flushes Mbe‘oxplosious on time. Valves on this
. “‘15 salidsrlly 0' ”‘9 "“1"" erbllc car are 0. K. Pistons fit tight. iiavc
"9 three Namath“. ‘ ‘wl’ltrlsd all size y mules Goal
sound banking sisters. mused Ian M ‘
'plugs and fine hot spark. Bush M
on of thsgreslsstbnnklng institutions}
_ ofthoworlddhoflsnk of trance: mmlcnrance right. No csrbon. No leaks
m um MW'M“ “ muulglui mallow-etc. Whl I." I do?
of the French pcopie as a wholo, io-‘fio' 0‘" WI 50 “0”.“ "’0'"
gother with s patio-oi mic vigor rattling? l have tried hot water on
not clscwhcre surpassed: third. wise the Ford. but it does no good The
“WHO". Mid patriotic Willi" iwsntlcr was warm when it storied to
by the government with banking and [not like this. , 0, A. p.
business interests. 5 You seem to have done everything
The government does its part to war- E '
i "m snd retain tho ll . of their: ”:1: l‘ord except ovsrhusl tho vlngs.
'holdero of its semi-lites. W of ill cy are worn, slots inline, or
Wino Will is to "“90" ”w m,“ to . gummmi up by carbon the suction will
defray the intorcst cbanm on new ire-11101 be great month to draw In the
entity issues. it bcgnn this prnctlcelespioolon mixture. When engine is
after the 1"nncol'rusadnu war. sod is . "n. 1).. mm 13 better, “a
to“! mum?“ the “m“ “11M“ "3"“ in it rim-ts more rudilv. We arcan-
l clown
:v-nt motllct. {ibis Miilntliiy of pm" .
x _ zine stops from rich mixture. less
pom, doubtless. will move mssurlml mum", or we“ in a w". '
#lo nil holders of French, war nmnl:
- F it running slowly. it it‘gives puffs of
“1-! in concerned with. W? The Mum-Prussian war of 1810- ,blsck smoke when it stops it is rich
”emu“, “gummy Tum will I 1871 taught the French people the flelllW- ll ll PODS hock Ii. carburetor
01,;va. .50“. has ”Wm-"l “ pub. meaning of thrift and my. 30 ‘it is lean mixture. Note whether it
W to Wk the Wldll‘ mum . woll did they loom this lesson, that Erratum" rudily when running on!
» hgyolmno of French business. 3 "“3 Whole ""0 0' "'9 ln‘hmnlly “9' 'bstiery or on magneto. if the lunar
{location may surprise nun: per-r mauled by Germany. 81.000.000.000. magnets are weak. Maire sure the
.01 who ind thought of France as, was raised within tho republics Nil“ in the plugs are small
.spark gaps
."Qd ,Illder . cslnrnltous invasion. lines by Its own inhabitants and paid,
a. book. however. my” my"; 5...". off more than one year before the time EWW‘h‘m‘ Mo” '025 Mh- TM“
mm: [rum is not only mp“ g stipulated by the Gerimms. . I‘Vl" probably the you an idea of the
“flu.” “a mm.“ mm“... “the The lmhlt om nmulml has um i trouble to work on- Cover the coupling
only...“ “a never fnilinz cm"- been forgotten by. the French. and to—lwith a lestker boot filled with _
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sge. but is mblishing her «sport
”with this country.
in 1914. the year of the outbreak of
the Jrnr, imports from France to this
”It?! totaled $141,440,252. This to-
m v'm reduced to manor-10 in- 1915.
but last year the. value of French Im-
psrtsrtouthe’llnltcd. Simeon” to
mos-rm.
familial Caucasians-chug
‘ “menial recovery whim her terri-
bly h being nvlshed by we invader." 1
fly! the Trust Vcommtnz's
Wes r porntlvc powers whi
”(like of that Slit? will‘cmorgc
m the present conflict prepared to
heel. and solve triumphantly theprob-
his which confront her."
The commercial and industrial rec-
Id'of ll'rsnce. following put want. I
l investments
statement.
ch! crossing favor in the eyes of the
. The points of sympathy between
“'3
Iain that she should recover quickly l
tiny the aggregate number of investors .
purclinslmr the French war loans has '
marched the amazing total of .4MM;
individual subscribers. Perhaps no oth- ‘
or country. In proportion to its popular
tion, can make so good a showing. ’
France is particularly fortunate‘ in
; that her small investors prefer “safe"
rather than offerings
‘ wliclt promise high returns. Govern-
,ment rates. in France sre perpetu-
‘ al. and this characteristic seems to ob- j
2min for these government bonds in-1
t French people.
France and America are too many to‘
enumerate. but the spirit “liberty and
its. resultant democracy are, today as
always. the major ideals of both nth.
tlons. Seeking no victories but those
is- the sctsnl physical destruction : no sovereignty except sovereignty over
Hotel in the present conflict.” The.
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much of railroads. the erection
and the replacement of the mechanism
(industrial activity that will be re-
fitted sud that is in part already
issued. ~ofler a peculiarly inviting
Md to American capitol and enter-
.ise. Tontsilvelumhnvo, dread!
Issntskcn by representatives ofmr- '
“Woodhuflnessmin this
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_ from instinctive business,
Iowans otort ism great m of
p, . thatwiilrsmnlsntthc,
drotflrdwsrwllltendtomhtlll
Dildo-shim Ila that bind Mwo
out ”compact. Ind will eo-
leJ-srlesnsto ism-input
“ow.” to humour; her,
minus-truth: Julius sud
"adult-elicited. sum from,
“was as its life as outloo-
l.lq.. ..tl|s Willi. slots-of
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.grm to replace those destroyed. .
themselves -— the independence and
PM‘ rights of the. weakest member»!
‘ the family of nationsmrc to the people
of the United States and of France cn—l
titled to as much respect as those of:
the mightiest empire. ' In defense of
a death struggle with militant nntoc-i
ray and ruthless aggression, and it is
not surprising to learn thatvshe has
loaned to her allies and to other friendly
ststes’immo frnmmith which‘
.that since the date on which we forv'
molly aligned ourselves with France
and her allies in the great struggle,
our government has. lent 1011mm
momma 2
it is eminently fitting. that. America
should nowbc lighting on French soil
inmate the widgets for dcmocrscy. .
The-liberty that America hmsnbyed
for 10 years France helped.” to
achieve; Thom of infantile and
Modest-lied by the guns of De
' tin-sol upsuthehlgh menus-ted in
cuttingtlmfonlgn ties that bond the
Americas cslonles prior to the Wu for
Indspsndcsce. sud from the private
nurse of King Innis himself the
first loan to Anni sad
mutual—4. finsncc um historic‘
.nndertsklog. it was with svnlrc Jus-
tice thst Washington mellow
thcse principles. France is engagedin {-
to. further the cause of democracy. it .
. is in keeping with America's traditions
grease.
When following another csr closelv
on crowded roads do not trust too
much to roar brakes. it car ahead
stops. run your car slightly oil (iv
road so that, you have room to go,
ahead in case your brakes do not take
hold readily or van happen to be on a
slippery place on the road.
Motoring Dopsrtment. The Sentinel.
—l have an Overland car, and noticed
some time ago that there is oil in my
rsdistor. i put a new gasket on the
cylinder. 1 put a new usket on the
cylinder, put in new piston rings, con-
sidered the best, uni my cylinder walls
on not crscked. What, in your opiu
ion, is the cause? The oil has run hsl'
way down the front'of the radiator
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co 3m ; IT‘S Ta‘BEaT 'N to: “WOW
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WHY novm Rivamwl
tumult-WWW. Bill-I43“! M ”atoll! again. Cort:
but list-r nebula city water up.
: with its hfi four a five fine “g ”you” flpter looks into cyliw;
.: “a tests-li- mom-mom “I'- latent» comic vacuum
#0.. the M mum-mt, Wmm m or blow hair. i
‘ it doesn't standoverm hour. 1 look
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. lotorisg Department, The Sentinel:
‘,~Wki you Monroe! this in your
'IM‘ MI? I We a 1‘9] Buick‘
whicblrmm.mtlmv it brush
is”. Do yin-think there is s. way,
‘to fix till? i‘ ll.‘
f Undoubtedly, one of like cylhrdcrs is}
Ink-ins- Interns! be caused by lost?
of com or p fully spsrk list.
lWouid suggest that you test the com'
Mot sock Glider sat-me
whether it. is the some or. all. it the
compression “good is «all cylinder.
then test the spark place. no- rt
there any need replacing or perhaps
only ale-ling. .Yos rssy mlily octet-
mlscahs fully pins by short circuit.
hsiwltb screw driver- if the ignition-
is of proper strength. and the cum?
.presslon is good in each cylinder tho:
motor should van fairly well. with
woe: carburetor adjustment Ii, how-
ever. you find tbst the motor will notf
throttle down, or not evenly. than look.
for an sir leak in the mifoid or;
manifold gaskets. g
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HOME GUARD STAFF
Mame». L. r. our... Moises. Al,
pointmcnts in flats Command
HARTFORD. Nov. 19.--A retired.
rm adulrll of the Ill", 4 former oi:
floor in the secular smv. snd Deni
who have nil-err field outer. in the?
Connecticut National Guard are lum-
cd are members of his stall by ME
General Lucien r. We. who hos;
taken command oi the “notion!’
~Home (in-rd. His-appointments ore: ;
I RearAdmirulVWililsm ’8. Gowns. 11.;
8. 3L, retired. naval side. Colonel Cal.
vin o. Cowlcs, U. $.10. roused. . tn-E
specter-instructor .
; Chief of SinkWni,
1 award ”In, of Hartford.
g Adintsntflensrsl~Licni.-Coloncl J.
1 Moss lves, of Dnnburv. i
i inspector—videotwtflolosrl Bent»,
'dlcl Milieu". Hartford.
3 Chief Samson-Colonel Phineas Hf
'lngslls. of Hartford. '
.Chicl ‘Qurmtcr-ruemm-
.Coionel Chsrlgs B. Smith.
1 Chief offidlrosd Transportation- ,
rim-mutate“; Edward o. liner:
land, of New Haven. i
' Paymnsterv-lislor John K. Bisslsndfi
of Thompsonville. '.
inspector of Small Arms Praetice— !
Major Edward J. 'i‘svlor. of Wilstcd. l
Assistant to the Chief of Railroad
Transportation—(moi. Richard llsrk-
ett, of New Haven.
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WHEN LOST lN WOODS
When one is lost in the woods
matter becomes serious. This may
hopper! to even the most acute. sndl
the average city dweller wotlld have
diillculty in finding clflllsation min.
80 the psychologist has laid down this,
set of rules. When lost in the woods!
lkcep coin: down hill and eventually}
the wanderer will reach a valley. Val~
leys are open places. usually inhabic
ed. if no sign of lien can be found.
the siragrlcr should follow s strum.
which ultimately will lead him to a
house or town. it the country is flat.
the iniunction to follow s streun .is
emphasised. in a lots! absence of wa-
ter or hills, take note of the sun..de
‘cnnine the points of the campus.
ind then carefully decide in which
ilrection the ncsrest habitstion is
lkeiv to be.
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"Music in .. the Home
"rhe Paibcphone gives you the work of artists with
no effort on your own part. Do you like a militar)
march to stir you these days? Do you often wish to
hear selections from one of your favorite operas? Maybe
you prefer :1 simple oldvfzishioned ballad. chll havc
our various temperaments. and. what pleases our-time
does not another. But most of us love music, and the
only way to have it is with :1 Pathepbune. No needles
to change. The sapphire hall brings the music when
you are ready.
A Rebel will be glvm Monti-n}- afternoon in the Reading Room.
Sti'lma H021. l'onm-rllr'ut National Giiiml
March
The Rosary
Al's Marin (Ackroyll 'i‘rio‘
The Butterfly Elfin Dorm-
Caprloe in Enlisjor
That. Cmpy. Werpy Fooling
El Cerium
'Bl Joqucy
, Bohemian ,(lll'l Uteritrrl-
Underthsdloubls Bugle
Silver 'l‘hrcsds Among the Gold
The Miracle I
In the Sun
Th9 Nightingale ’0 Song
Scimiul l‘l-mi'
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‘ “It: Swallows (Kiwi-l
WthhognnyorOIlt,
It you wish in pay 25 per cent down and the remainder later, terms may ht-
arranged conveniently at
The Christmas
the department.
HandkerChiefs
we ready, st your pleasure.
uOWing to the scarcity of handker-
.0bicis it is advisable to make carly
purchases. These goods now on dis-
play werc bought-last February and
“CPU“. 0n the Banks of Alan Walvr v’lirliisb llllht‘d
Nevin. quartctlc)
naelpowump We‘ve iii-en l‘hums for Fifty Years
lirlvg. Cliuilnmiy
Liszt. ll Baltic (Whistling Solo} Arlllti
sphmedpr. O Mari! Monlanu.
Selles. Ciribiribin I’vstnlm/i
lloto. Chrlalmns Vslsv Mahala.
Bum Stephanie Gnvoitr- l'xilmllu..
“313““; Columbia. the Own ol' the Ocean
Dull“. Dmitri T. Sim“
lumlwrdim-k Maryland. My Maryland.
Steiner. A. B. Blackmail & lirothm-
Zollv-r. 'Alsm new records for the chiMrn-n.
$26.50 uprlo $225.00.
Fl‘llll'l h “uni .
7 Practical and 'Serviceable
Articles
KleverKrsft Silver.
Exclusillsly If Red's
The popularity of chverKraft Sil-
growing rapidly. T be 'arii- '
have justsrrivcd from foreign and do- , verware is
“65*“: factories. cles are easy to'clean, attractive and
For Women.
inexpensive. which make them practi-
cal for ciéry-day use. The, holders
are of heavy silver plate, lacquered. .
the linings are brown and while
All Linen Handkerchiefs, initialed,
' box of 6. $1.50
Novelty Handkerchiefs,
£312: 2: 23:: earthenware, Pyrex or a clear cu:
box of 3.51.00 glass.
_ box of 6, $1.25 ,
F"! I' Casseroles (round), "w $6.00 each.
All Linen Handkerchiefs, initialed, Casseroles (with handles), “.15
25 “5' each, 6 ‘0' $1.50 Casseroles (without ” ). $1.00
All Uncn, 35 cts. each, 6 for $2.00
Main floor.
,o
, , ,, Handyj Bowls, $1.75
i (301%! Handkerchiefs, initialed, Horse Radish Jars. $1.10
our,“ , II I chief ,- Compotes, $1.35
' ens “ a ' b 'd .1 'Mannalade .lars, $1.35
, Handkerchiefs, fancy em r01 ere Candlesticks,‘ $2.00
dQSlKUS, ' 10 :md lsbds.dea:ll. \lases $120
xflislandkerchteis, 3633),” 2:850 “(if Ramckins '(3 sizes), 60‘65, .75 cts.
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Orders for cmbroidering initials and Custard. CUPS» 7: a“
monogram should be placed early. Bakers, 7 cis.
Busemrnt.
minimum.
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HARTFORD, Nov. 19,—lsior ll.
1'. Hitchcock. one of Hortford’s best
Misfit.
1!. was one of the «when of the
Wide Awske," an organisation prom-
jisentinhenm my: arm
”columnist" ofgfis-tlsod wm
'Chbhemwhiehbuheesmstmacnt-
cl in stating poor ,boys. one of
whom. loans s minor. ills father
'wuthsmsksrsttkellilshcocl chair.
now much sought!!! rolls hustlers.
lie wunmsior lathe olden!
turd nodular! his death was one
If them- .mlviss rotors”.
'c hdmumnldur
MIMIC!-
ONN'chUT ". 00M?
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mummm nvammzyooflwomo
”transom, peso
knosnmtiseu, died stbis home here.
a l". J. Nichols, of Boston, director for:
' New England of the Y. M. C. A., War
Work Fund campaign, a telegram con--
gut-ls and thanking Connecticut
for being the first state in the union
to subscribe its quota. »
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HUMAN! MISTY IAKES APPEAL
The Connecticut Hunt-no society-has
sent to e’sch of its 325 agents in the
state a message urging comfortable
quarters for all innit animals during
tbs winter sud yolstin' g out. the waste
as well as cryeitu in wintering aged.
or- disabled horses. War measures, the
mousse says. nskss conservation, of '
food for animals a most important msl- .
tor. also. Cases in which the society‘s
"i Man. m “John 1. ml mats asst-m should he re-
‘ ported to the home 0.60 In uniform;
or to the branch also. No. 120 Church
me, New noun.
mm“. «or. row-6mm: autism Wmm kscp m Isl 'sool
mmpmmmmmmmmieum
REAL ESTATE SALES. i
i There were three sales of real es;
late in Norwalk, last week, with morn"
gages of 816,900. For the second week
iof November, 1916, there were seven.
transfers of property and mortgages
‘of $13,500. last week's sales were: ill.
,3. Cole to Annie L. McMahon, l‘rnnkllir‘
avenue; Hubbell. Hail and Randall,
company, Water street; Dinah $1.;
Smith to W. H. Nichols, Westplm arm“,
nae. .
in the oyster ground transfers Slims
B. Byxbce's heirs .snd W. 8. Hnnfnrof
bsve sold to Jennie A. Bflbee.
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