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M; Departnalt. The haunt.
an]! hag hem tumor! to he Hut
9, milling on? the solution in n
“4::- ball”? it wand kappa! win
in without heirs; recharged. Kindly
let me know if this is the rose.” W. B.
m it is necessary it atom a bat-
anyeitharbem'ctor
by. The wet method is usually an
’19! when a battery in put out of com.
Mn for a you or more, and, if
I II in good repair, all it will roquire
II a long equalizing charge unfl the
”rifle gravity has reason to rise for'
aural hours, then filling the. cells
with distilled Water to the top. The
Misty should resolve a from churn
lint every four months at half thair
Fiat Photos! Wear“ American 0&2:
‘YMI it! wlarid by the Bullish of- . . « . '
Mini '1‘” picture adieu to be (60 first ~
photogrrzih or a woudld Amer-taunt
audit: in be sent LO the Uliited'fltaxu.
Be in antenatal Mary, who no in
the fight at Climb-mi. lie was “not
by a. ”will: hang." After the mac
he was topped to Modulifland of
course, no the first wounded American
to rear}: a London hospital he attract-
ed muh attention.
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finishing rate. until all the rolls havei
Med continuously for at least till-90'
hours. The dry mottled in and for any ' ‘
hungry that in to be out of commie-i
Ion for more than 3 year, regardlefiil.
of its condition, and it in niro applied
In any battorv that will charity rcu
quire repairs norrsnltniing its (“Milan-f
fling. As this laitpr method require»;
aonniderablo skill, it may be advisable
io give your batiory over it) tho cure
of n hattory rervir'o atatlon. t
Motoring Departmrni. The Sontinol.
—I think your motor hinta are just
the thim: and have been “ring them
each week and pulling them in a wrap.
book. i have 3. Renal car and hands
trouble with the spark control. no out:-
tar if I advancv mark. it. but no Moot
on motor, except when I lovrr nt iulf
“more. who motor will run its
slowest. instead of unending up. Can
you tell me what is "our? 1 start
on batteries and run on low tension
magneto. Should roll on dash hum
when llwitnh in on batteries? 1 will
be much obiiaod for a satinfartorv re~
air in your paper. H. H. M.
It may be wall to investigate whom-
" the mntrol linkage in in working
order. and particularly to observo if
any part of the Iinlmm has immune
bent or hands when in oporntion. ’l‘tle
coil wlwn liaiicrv in switclwd on
should hum, an thin sound in tho vi-
brator intrrrllptinz tho primal-y t-lr-
cult.
Noiorlng Donartmnnt. The Sentint‘l.
—I am a subscriber to your pant-rand
lm wry intorentml' in your Mom!-
Tmubln Pasta. an l mu oVorh-llllinx my
1915 Ford. Had it friond advise me
to drill twolvn halos above bottom
ring on piston and ten holn below
mg. No in. ills drilled liko ms and
fly: that it will pfovoni snoring no-
sin» by lubricating ryllnllorr and pis-
tons. Kindly advise what you think-
qi' this, , 0. - . .
‘ Drilling of holes in tho trunk of the
pistons in a Ford motor will permit
I greatPr amount of on reaching tile;
mils of tho rvllndorn and also rt‘dllw;
the rocipromtlng wright, thorohy ro-
lievinz tho nylindnn of some wear.
To drill tho pistons care must hr- r-x-i
orcised to maintain a correct hnlilnr‘e‘
of welchi. it. would ho boat to follow
the infill'iif‘ilfin“ of mm irionll Whr‘ut‘;
experiment, ham provon no succesailll.’
Helpful Hints
Breanne of the heat , tho evapora'
flan of ”it” wator from the ,rlnrirolvte'
of a storage battery is more or loan
constant. and frequent inspection of
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EARLY CLOSING TO SAVE COALrtimes of nail-sacrifice the whole.
‘ weight of public sentiment and power
State Fuel Committee Hopes Saloon-fol admlnlislmtlon lira back: of lhi‘l
and Thelma Will Follow iwino and necvsuary conservation
- Mention. imeanuro. We believe that your .loruli
‘ {dealers can be made to see thin and
{that voluntary action on ilwlr lion in
Iurely hotter than compulsory action.
M.
HARTFORD. Jan. 11 .«Jl‘ho Com-
mliiPP on Fuel Conoi-l'iation of the
ttouniacticut State Council of Dole-mo
hon handled a immrlnont to pin
amide the rout. of tho State to follow
tine example lwt by lilrlford lam Mon-
day, in shortening by five hourlt the
hours of bullinlwa of all places whore
liquor in sold. The committeo in
sending out letters to all the local
fun! adminirimtors in Connocticut.
telling of the Voluntary action by the
Hartford liquor dealers, and urging
"We put this matter up to you to
accompliull results. and Wait to hour
from you of your success. .
"i hope next Week to nova volung
tnry nation from the amusement:
houses toward Slate—livid» (looting at
it) p. m. With this accomplish-d it
means that ibelpropie will no homo
onrlier. the trolley powerful-tiling can
bank their firms an hour writer. and
the furnace firm; in the human will
be banked an hour earlii-r. mailing lhi'
. action.
them to persuade liquor dealorn in
thoir towns and cities to take similar
'l'lw Hartford doalars now.
open thpir doors nt it a. m. and close
at 10 D. m , i .
“Mum", in madc- MN) '0 ill-plan NEW YORK. Jun. li.-P'ollow:arii of
to how all the amlm'vnleni housien in baseball and boxing hero W??? 0M"
the State“ clone their doorn at 10 av. mimic today over the chance: of two
My “WM“K' with ”'0 ”mm" ”mm" "' bills directing those sports which will‘
bringing about a saving in tho cool i Al-
lhr houses one and forcing peoplc- be pushed in the uglslature a
L’onornlly to no homo. put out thrir b3!”- Assemblyman “"9““ 0' New;
”with bank lhi‘ll‘ mini. and no in bed York has nlroudv illtroductd a bill It“
onrly on part of ihvir contribution to gauging Sunday baubnll find a hill to
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the fuel connorvation campaign. The bring back legalized boxing will be in-*
It'Hf’l' follows: ‘
. "Tho mam-ml upwwappr clipping troducod soon. 1
will toll you of one of tho rolulis ohfi ‘ l
tuinod horn in Hartford. in rt-S'po‘llse' A momorinl service for tho. into Dr.‘
to our allprnl oi lam Wt'Pk and this Frank M. Wilson. of Bridgeport. who}
makos it mtlrll morn incumbent. upon 0 g
the son» rill-l Administration illrmlph “‘94 m “‘0'“ ”mm“ " '9' ““5 “g '
you its loml rrpronvnhtivo. to our will be held ill the United Congrogn
that nimiinr action is taken throughgtlonal church, Bridgeport, next Sun-
tolnl saving of coal 3 very formidable
iteni." , ‘
MAKING worm ran THE “ANTI!"
Out llw Silllo. 'Wliilo illln aclinn was day afternoon. at 4 o'clock. Dr. W”. ~‘
whollv voluntary on tho part of tho . . . wn
local liquor doalern, it may be nocruwmn' ”lo '3“ one 0' the “'3de ‘3 '
nary for you to make it clear to thonczfiw’dflmtl in the state. hurl many on g
in your town or city that in tin-sedition unducqualntnnoer in this city. |
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All Grades of Furniture
0n ourtwo human» floors in furniture of nil kind: for
every purpose, from- Parlor Table to a Kitchen Chair.
We are prepared to furnish an entiro house ct. very short
notice and former patron: will prove tbut them is honest
value “in every purchm.‘ . , 1W
now Au'ro nrmnv.
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rummmrmimm
mu udfiigh so lmlk.
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[he baito‘rv must be made to inuure
against the fluid reaching a lrvvoi ile-
lowg’the grids. When the electrolyte
h low. distilled water must bo added
In that the lpeciflc mvliv oi the so-
lution may be maintained.
Should the cell of a “once but.-
tery be upnnt and alarm amount of
m. electrolyte lost. a. ‘solutlon may
I. made by adding a iiitln ‘nt .1 time!
at are sulphuric acid with dintl'lod)
Inter until the proper Inorific cruvity
3 reached. The mixture must ul-
nyll be made in n norralnin, hard
War or glass jar nt-vor in a mural
tunnel. and the water muut be adds-ii
h the acid. never pour acid into 1m- _
tar. as the but will cause violent unat-
11 not kept chased. the electrolyte.
I the battery will from under the
ruin: conditions: hlly discom-
mcinc mm 1m, 20 r. Mimi
lino-quarter- dlncharm, spec-lilo!
Knit Goods
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31.75 i
ails—50¢
amt—29¢:
SCAR? AND CAP 831"
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”YWGLOVES .450
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‘ JANUARY SALE
AT ITS HEIGHT; VALWS flflnm
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.5515 to $18 Cools. -
$22 to $28 Coats - now $8.95 $16.50 to $19.50 Serge Dresses now $10 ..
$35 to $45 Coats - now $29.00 no Silk Poplin Dresses,
Sweaters
$1.00 to $7.98
Worth unto 810
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are selling now at
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Suits and ,O’coats ‘
Men ’3 Suits
Suits ior Men and Young, lien that were 818.00 to $22.50 Men’s and Young Men’s
ats
now $9.95 $15 Silld‘alieib and Salinllressesnowi7.98 I
All shades
and Sizes $4.98
_ ' Waists
79c to $4. 98
Worth up to $6
, EXTRA sitcom , .
Ladies' $5
and ‘
Misses” . 0061‘s
Worth up to 315, special at...
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Men ’3 O’coats
overcoats
Special at
$10 to $25 $15
mm' numb moomos in white ... $1.25 to 31.50
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in than a r.
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