,th'mmmoo..ny , ‘ .1 . ‘ M
p be tnm~v~,MfiM‘m.u-u.figm asap-lat
mil-.mammmmmnmmaudwvmefld
inhuman-a. Milwaukee . at m; he “Mr—D‘IQ'W .Wel insist“
on. .. wwfibm {want-u. “ace—ta. mu...“
, new “mom, “2'
mmfl'fl-Wnthflmatb ' ’ ‘ "
a... .......- .. w mmmmwmmmmw: .l,
t"! . , “it” - . 'mmifln The-tuna ‘ ‘unwm ‘
“at! _ -. firearmth~ J. r; so all 1|me our
new»! “i 71M: new!“ drive delivers the mm'w '
, ,} “apricooialaorieaa ataltoda.
'mmniehettbemuletothetmaad 1, "l »’
(now 81 1-! cents) now. A hrowu
sheeting that brought 60 cents .. yard‘
1.1m clone- be MAMA-fl:
magma-ant. The W+m '1”. “this: clothe not" ml.
~MW-asuwtaatmm ”WWW.” Was
' ' ; “F M it'll: elitism.
parti'aW usea‘ a ‘ " new tea that main ”seats a mom
cents.) Another that! still! lob'10
cents a mwnow altered fora 3-tl
.‘nll't‘c‘ ulcer or the-ow
' centsi (anvil-thesis.) mu thew
“do!
MI ”new“
“M'IultM3mny «trust.
Em mfifi‘mfifrmw WWW»: bimbo-aerial n y ya. out. 9,, ,5
and W trinity. . «not 'onhi'm, lets out a lot or millet doesn't uo- cent-)3 ‘
» '«. . _ ' . to take any in. I. this anything anri Th" ““0" ”1mm“ the clothes
, dare not scored. and seemed in good , :tnaauraotureip my... NW lo"-
olls. This is where i put the olii into - . . . .
. . Ira-add ., heavy grade th ‘ Will ‘ ,qualily to those that brought ti. a:-
you: entryway «no-too in ° ”w“ ' ”W W “'9“ °" militia-Horton» Mir-four yearr ago.
,, . . . thou" What- in smelling tube ton'anohtae improved moi mann-
two 61le when car is M . 11'0th m" m ,. ”d into
“I” “1'“ the mm" m“ ’W’iuynn . lbcrmotl' coats-to the consumer.
. m” , ~ . . 1.. The breathlu tube is to let the air, The advanced: the m ”In. ae-
4. PM 'onlroarlhn-Itor ll not into the cranhuaeanu lot it out slain cording to the "Journal oi Com-
W Motiowtgrade fuel. _u the pistbu' more lip all. down, so mam" figures of. [asphalt and the
'l'lo mixture ah III we in ed be! on as to “old back-MN milli- price lists. of todhy. however. tell
it enters the cylllnfil's. titre inlet m "“1“- ‘lfl'i” " WL‘iMWW" hampers. mm ”and was
KMWmOII‘tnthe‘mt cylinder “ 'Mj'&m;zmtmzm 'on the markets in the present war.
1‘ allow that-ii. ia,ont anemone. ,, , . W . . . . 4
, . ,kam’ a “W,” a” result oiwear. «ones-wrestler the rm’co‘tsmmun'or ’ ‘
. ‘Ion int past. two cylindargz except “m" 0"” m" “ mm” ”” W" mm rowan av ,
when racinrtho engine. it- may meani “‘3 “that! ataaoopiui ohheloaone ”0' COMM 0V DEVI-NOE.
cranking the enaine.‘ worn. cylinder.
cantonty broom by mains. This‘
will require it larger oiled piston and
Motoring Department..riieeoatinei..irinll "HMWWE' “"9 §°““““"
. mung“. me yam. . advice as to with the crankcase interior it offers
the iollowing: Many mle advise the a convenient means of introducing the
ill-«reins of the oil- tom the crank labor-tins oil:
,1? «so 'of a new motor after said motor
loo been‘ruo about 300 miles. and ‘ l
t . Ihoultl like to know if it would not be
, . ”ibis to strain! this oil through
i . three or,four hicllneeses ofw linen
‘71:; sheeting: and It us'uritiitoVe the parti-
,1: sales of iron from the pistons and par-
= 'uat’the-lowvapeotttdltos) adiustlumt
of that ml .w‘ ion. The Connecticut .state' Council of
Defense ‘hai- issued a new poster, pre-
pared by the president of the‘Conneotl-
-——_--v
"The ten Commandmth of- Womani
hood." They take in all the‘dutlea of
women during the war. The ‘tColll-
mandments" iollow:—- . ' !
"Thou shalt not wa'ite tint; thou
shalt iotwaste substance; thouiallalt
Motoring Department. The hentinel.
—-Althollrh l"am' not a regular aub-
soriber to your paper. 1 purchase a pa-
per; eyery’weelt,_and named tel turn-
to' "llrlolln/r‘ l‘rohlelns"to see! there
is anything in my line, and i am sure
deck thyseli lavishly; thou shalt not
be vain and sell-seeking: hearten they
men and." .
wounds oi they men and softer their
pain; keep thou/the -ialtll of they
mot
. neuritis Wm“. mlflltlncl. “‘3“ m”.- ”W. "1": “‘ ‘m :
their own Ito . of “autumn llre '
outs M15) not mm.
,, . .,er‘fllihxbWIM"M"mmwlm to
W.” 4.. 73M 9" Viaa- phi‘atlaroars‘the toNIdMell'nuIIi luc .th:tco’:t'nl lit. :.
.- . ~ ._ . “runabthelmraneW‘OW'Mfll be all lot 10. drew.
WWO» Wroclaw "'0' cents (now it‘oenm a imitatin- . ‘
/
cut Gangren“"of Mothers," euttiiedl ’
not. waste hretid: thou shalt *not be '
"all hoot? Ibiali' up' the '
that'i have rotten lots of good points. he"; keep thou the family fruit-
too. Would like your advice on the
following: Some months one input forI
a device which appeared to be some-
thing new on the market. it was in
the shape of a spark plug with neveral
rounds of fine wire on the end. which.
when inserted directly above carbur-
ctor in lntitltt‘ and the switch on. will
heat fuel striking wires. and so start
engine with one crankoi motor. The man can live t'»liie of. daily com
iirm had ll. advertised, but, “for“? mum.“ ' ion Which $095 ‘0
nately, when'l wrote ior this device A ._
they had no more in stock. lwiahio ' .
ask you- it you could possibly know oi ‘N. Y..I:'lg'fl:gllow9118m
“ "m “”“by‘ that mp" ”me m'eoum‘uoawaut 10 new vein
9‘5"“ 1‘ W“! ”and” "“9“” (mi a- sir-1:39;, 5:27;. outs, mt
Vaporizer” by said llrlfi. Undoubtedlmigtmx' 7:13;];541' 3:31;, 3:593, ”39
Y flit! should be “89°!!!“ belon- us- you know what i mean by the descrip- I10:33:, 11:21:.
log the. all again. As the oil floats tion I have giVen- I “"9 an I md ’ 1:093; 1:381. 3:171. 4:333 6:272,- 5:4!
5"" ““3" "’ mm be my '° ”9°“ ‘0‘“ l 1““ l" “'l “W“ seven “‘“mitzonl. 6:47 (Stamiord only). 7:02:
. '"ite themi i‘Blnooth-on" ' is used for l was tellina 20 miles to titrationf of 33:05, 10:07; a d .
A A ' such 011700595 35 closing ”80‘“ gas. but lately, the last three or on!" . , un oy . .
all}! fink!“ M“, ’l But—width: in months. 1 get only from 12 to 15 mflgl lg'fflfigggxfllxio: :71, 5.491, S.”
' ” dim3‘915" “MW/~15 0““ “NC" I chanced the coil once. but it made '9. it—lno'sx, 2:4“,
likens"-
tlcles of babbltt. which are to'ba
' found in this oil. and In this manner
make the oil fit for use again, Can
. you sungesbany other means oi re-
movinx these metal " particles from
oil of a new motor? Can you suggest
1' way to strain any particles of 'water
from the cylinder oil? Would you ltd-
ylse a substance called "Smooth-on
lronCelnent" for use ‘ in closing a
‘ crack. in the cylinder head? Hoping.
for an early reply, I am, G. 6.
First. let the heavy partlt‘lr-s settle;
. then decont carefully and strain the
'r.‘ all as suggested. Be sure to use lino
on. his the lint from cotton minty
tunes trouble A‘ little slimline mixed
”with! the oil will; help the process, but
in] and holy; serve thou the Lord thy
God with diligence."
SOLDIERS AND. A NOMIN'S VOICE
in' the April: American Magazine. it
‘Y. M. C. A. worker who has just re
turned from the trenches says:
"And there are the stretcher bearers
too. in that little world at brave men
over there, the bravest. oi all. ' No
31.12:, «or:
40:01:, 10:40.
””3”“ ““ “m“ 3““ ”m "who... vonlt rosouru maxim! j
2:163. 2:57 ‘
material! Mlflmem‘lmh'ets‘mmwybnt no result. Can? you please help‘. . M4. 0,. 5.30.. 034’
“Will you maximum“ 59‘7",“ '°" me in‘thi's? , , ‘ ' M. K.!82€‘u;’115151.2ét10l303 '
., film" for making wet‘batiuies. “50'. . Several suchrdevlces to.haat~-tba ill-i P! ”“13: . 1‘30“ , . ,
w ,1“ m arounuzas 80°" wymnductor oi coininlr mixture have. been tried un- $33? 33'! 4;:iéblfifiiw' 6:001
.. 9'90?"ch 0"“ wire; an“ M5; it take- successfully. You should beat write: ' ' ' ' ' . Obnd‘ya‘. .
Tum“? 1? mam“ m mp; to the nearest supply dealer, Carhon’ma. n.—t:oo,.a;oox, noon; 10:03:
'0 ‘ on. 1am; - ' may have eumtned the lingo, using ‘ “ , ., - , _
.1 ; Thereare 9° many kinds of wet bat; loss at compression. Put half: tea~ . 5.;é‘ugggiwinlfixm'fiféih' 112::
‘ ”0M” 0! low voltage; ”ml-:dlt onme oi. kerosene into each cylinder-‘11:“; ‘ ' '
lush vehem- some? '0' WW?“- ai night while engine is hot. Crank! sou-m uoawaui T0” new
.j'ork and some for ?‘°'°d‘_'""‘“'°"‘ engine with self-starter to loosen' A. ll—lZ'MHAIVI'ES'SI," 517 0‘"
,, ‘a-that we are “m“ which k”: rings. Carburetor may be out oi ail-'7,“ ”'19; .1033: 31:503.. ' .
want Probably a. 2508!"- hwri’“ ‘2 jnstmentrcomm'essjon may be leakinstr rim—11;”; 1:41" (museum 081!
a
I oattoriea,‘ onion-little wait“ u I: -hattaliy-aiay he wean 01' there may be BMW. 2M7 (Britisevort. new
. will give you all the informa on mm other ignition trouble; Resp "7, Saturdays), 3:27; 4:28. 5:19, 6:2}
5:51.110“. 1:” (
hm: : .
, Ionian ”.
sags—r . . 1.-.- a u.-n:ux. 12:58, 7:43. um
,ffit'eryflmnisfashiou Shim
/ -
(entity. The W W ' W“ “MW“ ins until tile trouble is located.
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1:50; 8:05;, 5:89; 9:411, 11'
r. sir-12:17,
: 5:373. 6:111; 0:1”.
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A. Mud-4:101. 4:533, 1:55,. 8:80:
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em. woo. woo . . W
”W ”MW“ " rm Mi ‘
.monrot. . , woos. mom. him“"“"'é"°"""“"'“
, ‘ 4‘ . ' > " " ,_ " SOUTH NOIW 'K'TO 9mm
infill the Leading WM .5 u;—o:1:'.tm.o:iux.: '
, it. -
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p. M.—12:03, 12:52 (Bimini-o only) '
no difference. Then l ground valves.‘,5:i6. 6502:. £572, 7:02x, 7'51”
K
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”apt-inc ‘Inxlltbeit u to to. rel. now be had for a 1-4 cents lane no.3] Wfl‘
[at
r':‘ .' . '
. wit - t‘ ,.;}_-..
I r_‘ .‘i- New.
.,' 72'3"!)
1‘1"; 9 ' ' - ~ tr
. 'fleSSes
Sills-Q01“ do
Chine ,
pup» of
, thirty-bddnssuy all-
qilite‘new, made in pretty
*‘ outcome style,
7 V with: a told! at othbroid-
cry on waist~ collar, belt.
or sleeves. Sizes’ to to
41¢ " '-
3910.50 Sport-la
imam of 49
M . all doeirable,‘
and'ln'any approptiatezior.
Urv'iatternoon or evening: in- -
navy blue. black, pearl,
‘ light and dark Lbrown,
rose, tan' and coral.
$12.50 . Wel-
Becolld ilodr.
._ Velle Dresses."
1 ode in attractive
models with vest. wide
organdy collar and tunic
overskirt, which is draped
' lull. These arein medium
lavender, pink or blue.
cly figured grounds
which will not soil too
quickly. ,
5695 Special.
Fancy Striped and Fig-'-
urod. Voiks and Dimi-
J‘iL‘if-‘d‘ ‘3
Money
irncv‘er regretted.
.Sfintlorlberty Bond:
ties of better quality, _
made up in dainty lash-
ions. , ,
' $1.50, $8.50
and $10.00
Linen Dresses
Old Blue, - Natural,
Rose Pink and White,
- tailored nicely, with large
buttons. '
$13.50 and $18.00“-
Becond floor.
pearl
\ .
the ultimate limit. or sacrificing» lilo.
itself, and come back uncllanged,
. f. _......._..... -........, «Wu—Ar “.—
,don't' care what they were heiore—l
r. u.-s:tex..4:ezx. 03h. surf
7:088. 0:33.293“... .
new wave» to com
3:40;, «Weiss. slut-i
l
vM. (l. A. canteen where
woman was'iter‘vinai too. it trot tone Wm”
late m'étlie-'M" random!!!» more.
Blitz-oat: hitt‘ silent Mi'wmmo measurement
' i
. fill are in i
i
pretty
'drlitod away.’
’ ' young. careless. ' selfish. perhaps. a
man cannot practice courage and tow
,derness, as they‘do‘, sndfllot have the
very litter of his soul changed by it.
"And the women behind the lines;
low hunt armorimfirhnns it
until finally thisi
said 00 has)!"
“ND“MOII’ tea- W17.
Writ:
No one who has not been there can.
realize! the hunger these boys have
It“ tor the companionship, even tho mero’
s;ght oi good women.
would Walk miles to tall: with a we
man' who would'l-tnniild .lllcm
incthus. at lionlt‘i.
"One night a lot of spill! "t jurt, oizi .
éi‘ the line llitil been in" it British 't‘.‘
on Englioh'
l ileum they
at their
aroma: imply
l"
-. 0 MW in
.., m min» ,_ h.
. _ mmokifli—nhfimwa
Mimosamaomsaanmaow .
town-“silky” WWW“
{N'MM'upaidhlforcbamm
madepevloualy' l ‘ W
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Early Showingof
Summer Furs '
‘Tlle‘ watchable fashion of wearing a Fur .
Scarf about thcsshoulderaon chilly days, no
matter in Ewm‘ilBOflth they come. gains favor
every! year. it. nlotor on trolley ride, the
going away for a few days,- when one may be
~ greeted- with‘ a sudden change to cooloweather, .
' ' may occasion it need’ for‘extra warm gar- /
, merits. ' A“ ll'ul‘i Scarf is‘ light. and usually a” ‘
charming thing to carry. At times when
fur is wanted,rit is wanted very badly, and
often a'badi cold may be avoided if there is
the comfortintix warmth of fur across the
shoulders. A charming line of Shoulder.
Scarves now being shown.
'1!
Extra Largo-iI-Iudaou Seal Stolea, 14x72
inches, .. _ special at $75.00
Natural Lynx Seat-var, lull skins,
‘ , ‘~ $16.50 and $45.00
. _ Croce. Fort Sunny $75.00
Silver Foil, .-. $50.00 and $75.00 .
- Beaver, $37.50 and $50.00
Good assortment of Hudson Seal Scarves,
" , $20.00 to,-$35.00
(in the second floor.
‘medtlt'o stops will be tllken to utilize
\l
s
White Wash
i
/A Silver Chest Small Flags
Mahoganyfinisthyith 26 American, French, Bri-
picces of Oneida. Par tish, with silver plated
Plate. Monroe pattern. ‘pole and standard. es-
'Colonial or bright finish. pecially nice for table
. ilccoi'ation.
$10.00 ‘ complete, $1.00
Silver ilection.
Main floor.
A Shampoo Powder
Made in America’ from
a celebrated Russian for-
mula by reliable and skill-
ful chemists. It is very
beneficial to the scalp
and. linir. '
Large package, 50c
W section. main 16m
' Picture Frames, in
metal, small or: large,
round or oval, to hold
the photograph ' inti-
mately on the dressing
table or desk.""' “
‘ cu.
illuln floor.
”‘0'
. ;v . * ‘
wi~e - 'i W.
USING THE WATEfiWAYS
New York state built it great barre
canal-from Lake Erie tb'tlie Hudson
river, spending..scoriea oil millions oi-
dollars on the ditch, witlhout makan
any provision for using it whenlt was
built. The United states government
iii procredlni: lU renezy tile detect.
The canalihas horn comltuandeereil by '
the railroad administration and my
will irrelltly‘ enlarge
transportation
the eastern territory."
hie oi carrying 10,000,000 tone
it as fully as possible {or the purposes
it was built tor. i "‘ .
.5), practical inland npviuntlonimanv
Mu: been put ill mammal-operations:
hundredlstoel'lfllw. the chief
aro to to built ao‘ropidly as
‘st'ason.
mootly grain and coal.
the Granules" sciatic _ ,
be mdylmwkw wot honey will
be an tum:
administration is owed soon
was aseptic Canal and seven!
columnists on Mlle railroads. .ia . the ohlei need-
'of them will important transportation. The railr
sure," he have, "the complete cp-ordl-
nation oi the. Erie Canal facilities with
the railroad iacllitl‘eo,'ond it is hoped,
the available
facilities throushout
The canal system is said to be cap»,
of g
ireieht a season. it is expected that':
half that amount will he carried llllr'. f
This is getting down to business.
Such utilisation of canals and navisI-l clearl
hie rivetinond their coordination with”!
of
t over ihc'eotno-nira policy to the Chennai-e um
outings; nests; ascent".
*tijmyr missil‘nist and uncle won. ‘a' who esome and in,” cleansing .
'cnthnstuil't
‘s
l.
e
.i
l
i
:1
Skirt
Never in any iormerZsea-
son have there ap 'etl
such attrafitive hite
Slim! of tailored s‘yle.
' "allegedi Strip“
Waco.“
i White inflin and __d-.
ford Cords. -
Wl’tlhai arldflanjral
Raralo 13mm
All of distinctive style,
perfectly; tailored: with
unique Belb, packets
andnlargs white hummus
oi sea-pearl or white cro-
chet. .
Piquea, '. $2.95
Plain or Fancy,
. Man‘ “.95
Gabardinet' -,
. $5.95 anc $6.95
All Linen Skirts, .
$7.50 and $8.50
.ia- ..i ..“ii qt.
Separate Skirts
Black Tafleta',
regular price, $7.50, $5.95
Fancy Plaida, sports
effects, $5.
All Wool, Serge Skirts
for common and business
wear, $5.95 and $7.50
Second floor.
,.
.1
Filet‘; Lopes
for‘collara; .
Filct is on g- the top
wave of popularity in
the lace -world.‘ "“lmita-
tions which “lookout: the
real thing." . “take a
magnifying glass to see
the difference. .lt l . '-
$§.00 tat yard.
an
a..- .
T.
road and waterways transportation ’. “BRIDGEPORT. April 2-3. __ While
system or the country. This will Ill-t walking. the New. Yorkrl‘lew Haven
‘ and Hartford track 'in 'Nott'h Bridge
EVpo'l't, yesterday. .lohn Ollt'lltiwal! liilled' ' ‘
,by a west-hound train. The man citr-
rled'an'oil cow and was evidently take
in; a short cut from his ,home to- it
*grocery store; , l f I .
W. .aI-I!~§! .um' V s
MONEY
Don'tmisii this. Cut out this clip, ,
rho tonight hauled will be enclose with scant! mail-two Pole! It . -
{Co., 2935 Shetll'eid‘ avert-sh Chicago, .
11“.. writing your nautol ‘alid address V
y. You will receive ill return a
' ley’s lion-
lit! couxhs.
cad e010! audacrotipli'olenhitldnoy Pills,
to fior pain. in aideondthaofip rheum
teammates-y mammot-
W Tablets.
trial'plachue containing
, , , .
ey and, ar Compound...
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