Manson-sol.
lstalulomrlntbesnwsr
fro-initiaosteuoiuyt, no.
3 Leave it upand let it dry gradually.
muuuumuam3
our moonlit-9t tow-drool
youforyouradvleg-
Drain out “mes-d nmuwtmre-mesfl
"Dheeulus. Pear inagauos anarystains ltinsewithelean water.
keraaenoandwasb analogue mdik Muck ungaaollno.
Mr NWmmnu-ttnmulbmw
slime mat“. '1sretbe waterproofing. wonder
commutes mean m eanget storm; um willin-
or. est-typed with. suit watngnclet-
dwiloldJiN-ssraasemnttoget
MMdMWJM env
”corduroy-ion throughtbe col
,unntb“. oi
wm'ifleouldoreouldnotsfl
istterresultaandssaving alga.
”nodes for diluent engines. but small cost.
abotalartaeketed mmmuuer oil i-oalyuonr’tor! .-
rise WI!" lineal-am Mud-ares or brim; Heist-l mats
Jive direct: into. (Min . as the it.“ elm-tea Wheatbe cerium-Mill ‘0'
we “muhbm . . . - 73 ,j :1, it...» thorns-Madonlt is;
Is'rvtosiseattwoaigerestm' ‘ "‘ quitelntponulltthnltllnrndlator be,
“forwarwouldeaosgb mmmmrmm1mmsoaabiy toll in ordortbat.
mums-9W2 f—l-thammuatfinmemr wugmrulstsace toaid in}
I . nova-dug owns-salt. see van emanate tassel n: i also tossing the water law-rd it is good
vies mite-ammonium maltose uses- no. storm but on.» care to fmuently add a littlei
lyrmreeiatod; A man tea. l have no genesntor. Could i [watery instead of waiting for the em
has n.” of: overheatinn ill nan Minors ft- “to It glue to knock ‘11: water, especially in
-1” se-redfls lb student-alum": it. nun-ma.
1 lit-u ht- ilher mm. P" "l “I" l "n W A"! “'5 III M" Van mantra-eta with the aroma
suiting loss or power. Use two pipes my dry batteries will i need to tor can be eliminated 5, "m
and place a valve in mm you 'glye me the same service a fully will! “Mun"...
cnn content iron the seat to snake, charged o'volt storage battery will.
stimulates- when noses-am Mi c. s.
ndevm would help a great' deal ml Your horn would not work well on
“Mafia cold. lumber... Insulin as the current is intermit-
tent. Also.- when you pushed the-
M Department. The sentinel “a” "'3 ignition would ml 0“ cheer new streamline: 1m chant
.-l solitaire to. tied out what the s onus ol ,sry httery: Anteach coll 111nm: mum o, m. mum...-
trouble is with my car in order to W 1 12 volts, this will give‘i 1-! it in advisable“ m Mot-3
d-b a hilll have to we“ or New volts in theory. which will be reduced a,” m a, mm “5 move'
0'“ Pym-llflnlxngltnlvoltsbymmotc lwmfmm
nahelt. llyengine lstltn to
at 3 1-4 seconds before dead canton? Motoring Betterment. The Sentinel. i It. is edits“ to clean andmrendlx:
lilrstard. lbs synthlloaa not al- 1"” . reader of you, up” 1 would 1m “mu” “pomp
loathe at any use: seem-1111:. to ask two questions: -—111 om "" a" M! n I m“.
. Wetwm m “shaming my automobile 1 got it out m‘”‘, 1 3 “w w m
the bill. but when 1 advance ll! of time and every time it should. torwlllnlgt ”mum
I” the m b” A M '3 it aparkon one cylinder it sparks on “‘1 M ’
1”. 1'0““ ill. “hula" 1 m lslikelytohs 'mv mm- . I:
what is wrong ,1." 1’ I has taken all the magnets from" inane-oi. . ' lb, inn"
. The roost: pas tall wombat: m undo an are marked ":1- w‘ “W" ‘° 5“ m 1 ' m
'arbou.’ “M“ ll ‘7' U. m a one end’ 2.500s the end marked up the frame to its “on“; 3:; block
also due» to a badly worn piston. “i‘fl‘l' all m on satno' “do, Thanking then installlzlg a block: one can man
- W450“ the m “‘3 I'M you for any lnlor-stioa you may be is “d. "a" ytln ’3?“ 11 m. “mi
N the valves. have ’carllul’f ”- fl“ '0 m. Ill!» 1 m C. Y 35:13:“: drivo home, reaso a
spoon» wmmflbmm “' 1.11tere is a shonleircult or some ' ’
:1”:va hueubsnmm other trouble in your distributor. ‘ “whfluubxgelm: b3:
.which should be attended to by In "“9“ ‘° 9 he“ I‘m" ’
Motorins ”continent. The Sentinel [W 2 ”we all the pol“ “mud is not solidly attached to the frame a
. -——i have a 1915 motor in a Keaton" 'N" on "- m '3“ w. “a .mntp squeak may 11me till! ltllililwlt "383
g MOIK motor car Can you '0" I" "I have weakened your masnets by W ""4 of M“ h “I“. o t“ 3
‘ the correct timing of the casino? it w i, n. have m", rm“ rattan of the annoyance
(”Midterm-Alma ill.
i
too, orvnt seats palette-Aha elm linen
Tin-strainer ontrsa trans.» lit
”3.3. I Rio _; 121151111111 stroke 111511 speed um . ‘ 3
' v tor, auddoes not seem to have the pro , \ MINERS BURNED
,, per, cover on steep hills. twinned it’otoriu ”reheat, 1-1,. gen“... 3 , BY. E ‘OSION
' ,out the carbon and ground the valves. 45¢... let me know some cure for;
~Abundant used to build stators. told n noisy sprilll. At times it rattles
'tnelt was timed too slow and ‘. lhat the badly and the effect is very annoy-
valves should openat nearly dead m- in. Any suggestion! will be apprecial
ter. Some motors do and some do not. ed. 3 Ml 6
There is one that opens when the plat The trouble “'9
THERE HAUTB. intl.. Avril 23-— I
Three men fatally burned by an all
plosion of gas in 111s shaft at the millel
of the Deep \ein Coal Company. havei
been taken from the mills. lollowing
“ probably in an explosion today. Sescbers are un
aauvwnninuitmir
mule-stir: folded! ill. eas-
Museum {Wamqutfid'
uWivorpvsonprfld in with:
thMoil new» matron—.1 misrepresents-mariner mi
sstralaarattheltateotthearnm‘"
0M-
tosouittuersistosnsesrsnotasgs "'
More New andAttractt 3 've
fl:
To encourage Blood who are if
! 5";594
humutumB-iauwecan‘ ‘_ :
Patterns in Dinnerware
patient.
Americanroroshln, 43 pieces, Berries for
“people, three desigpin a pinkaprigged 1.
a too
woman-sou, 100 pieces-,iwo
pattcm invplllk spray moss efioci, one in.
blue,
American Porcelain, 112 pieces, design in
goldrand: white: .
American Porcelain, 112 pieces, border de-
sign inlilnowfiltpink and green insets. $23M~
‘ memo-1p,
.112 pieces, a wide tan
M00
colored bm'derwith floral design in-oentor,
black. lino on. edge, '
very eflective.
mm 112 pieces, border de-
sign infarogetoms-nots androseseombined
with greentfolihgc, gold edge.
’1 Americani’oroelain 112 pieces, pink rose
border on an ivory
ground, with a blue
band and black lines, goldcdge.
The House» of Read
Ancient and Honor-
able in 11:. mt.
of~ Bridgeport, de-
votes ill entire ”cash
receipts until and
including Friday, the
”13310 the. purchase
of .JLibmy. Bonds.
7
“Face to Face
_ .with Kliserim"
Gerard’s latest book.
The most-significant fed
turo or the book, which rund
through it in an unbroken
is its revelations of _
plotting against
/
vein.
G crman
Anuitnn. Porcelain,
112 pieces, pink. and
blue floral design .with'
goldodge.
American Porcelain,
112. pieces, border de-
sign in floral and lat-
tice work, with wide 1.
line of robin’s egg
blue, most attractive. . $39.00
$13.00
moo
333-00
“00
in the Basement.
3&Mbmoltmum-glelus 3: .3
:-‘ .
$21.00:
,
’A very dainty Vesice
' closely together. A won-
U
'1 :1... would" *
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i
Theliglfisnuos'? tiisryscm‘ andieolhn m
are'sobeesndng'aldgoodfidfidmu. ‘ '
Scarves and Gripes, black) noiural Ind hop]
on. mm: flmfim
Theshsp’es thiefseaso‘n nominally; fl "
andmsrsbontfaiies thematdmsnm f
is not expensive and is mmthfisryj
'3’! '1» Mi l‘l 1
-" Bantu Milan loan i
'i
A Bungalow Apron
made-of striped pends has collar outs, poof-
ela and: held of plain colored climbrsy. It
lowdown thefmnt, the hook-.is low and: some
{notably city, the sleeves m We
length. In 1310t weather this would serve admio‘
111ny for a morning dross: $2.“?
I 1 Second noon:
\ . .
Adamo. Pink. on...
is about: two inches i.biglraliovo thoiwoistiline snd'
twelvoyinchesbelow. It. has anclsatio top and!
four hose supporters. It will’ be oxceedibglfi
comfortable for evening dress and any slender
woman will enjoy wearing it.
Delicatcly pink, beautifully media and French. 3
/ 3' Second liner. 3
“Many interesting
husband
is of pale blue organdie
with wide collar, the ends
of which are turned back
into little rcvcrs and
fastened with rows of
white buttons set very
have lately arrived at the
Little Read Book' Shop:
and Sailor’s Companion,
bound in black seal, or a
ton raises about aninch. He‘saysthis
is where I am losing. Where to .tho
motor made? Thanking you. 0. l.
The exhaust valve should close
about 12 degrees after top dead center
nnd the inlet valve should upon at
nboutthe same time. The Keetou
Oommny has gone out of business
but parts may be obtained (mm the
Auto Gear nud-Partat‘o.. 1461 South
Michigan avenue. Chicago. ill.
-Before stopping my car i always
.lpeed hpa little to till the. engine
‘ will! Heir nlixtththor starting and
then turhithe ignition oil: When the
engine stops there is a waste of gas
‘ throughout the carburetor air intake
WMcauaes this? What remedy
’ ‘eouldl you suggest?‘ This is a .1918
model‘ carburetor. Thanking you for
valuable information. H. B
Your “engine has a long inlet: maul.
Told “trillion 9‘ email finality of the
milde‘ condenses: and runs down.
'— waiteronmirs; the rnahvof air keeps
it‘upfilllbt'when the suction stops the
' ‘ gasoline runs out. This Is not serioul.
p—Heasa-osplaln how-l can remove
- "m0”1flfllmll tny tuna-lesion syn-
vlom: Thesis adnlnplug in the
intro- 0! the— transmission case.
» win-1o woo any harm to pot a little
2 '1 matte wash -ls out! There is
’ ~9W~on4hrean andan it
.: merit-sometimes“ and when
. <“l push the clutch pedal three-dues
ears way down, it also-auneeks, What
,
/ IT-
,
.1 ”closing Department. The Sentinel. '
Yancb‘ain creates:
hymns»: ’mo. 1.
ill!“
shackles or shackle-bolts. Try tight:
cniug the shackleboits, 11s thslplay is
very probany between them and the
spring ends. it there is much play-3
thin shims oi metal may he inserted
larger bolts may have to be fitted.
or the springs removed and new busir
inga inserted. lie more careful of
lubrication of these parts and keep ll. Y. 1.83. 03 11. Till: TABLE
than .1... M '0“ ”“ "‘°"“‘ ”1 .lnlllsotlandladm
the sprint! end! ‘3“ “WV "°"”" sourtt nonwaut T0 new yous
and cause rapid var i A. 1-4-2391. s: 271:, a: m, s: as
. ~ is: 57x. 7: ill. 7: 54;. 8: 21:, s: 59:, s: as
1. to: .7311. 1'1: 21:.
Motoring llepartnlent. The Sentlno 3 P Nr—lltfl 12.53 “mm only)
~l am told that a slipping clutch and l: 0983 35‘. 3:17,. “333' 5 an, 5;“
dragging brakes” will make an enllllr l: ”r. G: l] (Stamford only), '1: on
overheat. but do not see how this can 3.05.1017!-
be. I thought that overheating Would. ~n_mm. 5:21." 5. 4". 5. 5’
be caused by running the engine too ‘5, 15;. 15- 53;, 12; on.
fast or some trouble with the coollnu. P. M.:~—l 00:, 2: us, 3:121. 1:821
system. such as a broken pump. leak- 3:6?" ‘1':% l: ‘7" 7 02x, 7 V“ I
one or clogging. Please explain. I). H. NEW 'VOBK. TO SOUTH NORWALK
Overheating is always caused by the A. 55,... 10‘I 5; 30 5; 34, 5; (,5;
generation at more heat in the Will: .8: 51:. 0:158. 0: 45!, 10:601..
ders than the cooling system uni P- )1—12'03x, 1-051 2'15}: 2' ‘7
3:::,30!,353,423 “181.510.0200!
handle- in on? we “"3 ”Mm ““y s: 03:. s: 10:. 11: 15x. 11:41:.
run too fast, in the other the cooling loads
systems may be defective. Where ,voif loAgog—4: .00, 3: 00!. 0: 00x, 10:00:
m "mu“ 'm' " ”“9"“ “mm °' ' u.:—1s 10. 1: or: s: an, ms
able to penetrate lar. owing to the no
emulation oi smoke and it may be
several hours More: the fate of other
men in the mine is determined.
The property loss will not be heavy.
but the mlne's production of ‘cool will
be halted several days.
adragglng brake you feed more gas “,5", 3001. 710’. 3:10: 11,355
to drive the engine faster, so as to 11-45;,
0001'" NOIWALK To. NEW
v heat the'
oilet the trouble and so 0 er HAVEN
engine. A derer familiar with hi! 11—18:“; ”gm 5; 55 5,55
castle will knowfrotn theaound it" 7:10, 0:103, 10:22:.111584
America beginning long be-
fore the wor. An interesting
chapter is devoted to Kaiser-
ism in America. particularly
to the German propaganda
in the nubile schools.
‘Mr. Gerard makes no pre-
tenllons to literary style, but
tells a pleasant. straightfor-
ward story Just its he would
talk. which makes it all the
more convincing.
1" W
“Ambulance No. 10"
by Let-11o Huchll.
This book contains por-
sonnl letters from the front.
and glvowa vivld'and acctt- .
rate picture of: the bom-
bardment which is constant-
ly repeated along the fishi-
in; line in France.
00011:.
“My Year of the
Great War”
by Frederick Palmer, who is
the only ofilcinl representa-
tll'o. of the American Press.
now with the British Army
in France. Mr. Palmer takes
the reader right to the front.
60cts.
Believing That Money
spent for
Bonds will never be
regretted, The House
of Reed gives the en-
tire casls‘income this
week. Monday to Lib-
erty Day: inclusive, for
Liberty Bodds.
1 3 033,933.!» 3
Liberty /
dcrfully pretty arrange-
mutt 5250 very fine quality grained
Color protrudes itself leather. This contains
very daintily into the identification card. It
neckwcar is very small, pleasant
Pique and Linen Collarsf‘
have borders and reters
of pale blue or tan and
some of the more novel
are bordered with plaid. ,
Children's Bloomer
Dresses
Ghambray Dresses,
attractively made in
two shades of blue,
tan and pink. SOme
are trimmed with
bands of plaid, others 11.13:. Books, fiesta-3
plain. 31295 2 t0 6 mctits and Bibles.
ycars, $1.25
Displayed in center aisle. Main flood.
Main floor.
1:11 :1;
fast his car should go and so notices P. lit—1:”. 2:41 (W only
that the car is losing speed The test ). 33:21} m,w
“(m brakes is to see i! the '1. 51' 7: 53", 7: 33 (”mi”)
outside band is free all round and 0:531.
then to jack up the rear wheels and
10:19. 11:13:. 11:68:.
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. 1.08:. I:
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0: 38:.
fllAVfll 'ro scorn
'50. 8:058: F”? 9 18', 11: 00.
P. Ila-12.17.1403. ”8‘, 5'18
1:372. 0:211. ”Ill.“
a. Ill-4:10am ‘ 7 ‘ sass
11411:. mos. ' ’ '“’ '
s 17:. use. mm. sues:
xvii“ ems. 7:0”. extra. at.
”W“ MIWAKK- 'ro Um.“
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‘51:: natural:
1121.5;- is room: no the
thb host 0" (”her ltifl'l dude
”m flfiflngzllon, our L‘H‘J
magma.“
T New mimosa us‘u‘ nosseo
Lured to the rear of a saloon
North Washington avenue and lies-
“1—12 .“Lmll‘gsla. 7: ll, .5” 3dow direct at 1:15 Friday morning, R0
0. “ 3km Churchill. of New Milford. told
the police he was knocked down by
llwo men who threntcned his life and
A. "P1,: .Puolmgo" 5' m 5,5510)» 111m of “O. CMNMlI says he
'met a stranger at the railroad station
the night before and was invited to.
have a drinit and they were Joined by
another man. ~llridgelort Telmsm.
ll.
. wagon. east. bloyela at- station ‘
rose nectmes Amzumuv loci. 89: collision- Myron
80 ACCIDENTS m MARCH
. -- 1
Nine of Which Wara- Fatah—Tits Md
tor Valvieis Record
The lollowing. statistics: are taken
from reports of automobile accidents
filed for the month of March witty the
State Department of Motor Vehicles:
Total number of accidents reported
86. Daytime, 57; night, 29. Accidents
In which pedestrians were struck, 84.
collisions where one automobile coup.
1.11M with another. it):
when on: nutmobilo collided .w n{
91' ;
uiotno
1.1mm and trolleys or-trsins. a.
uncommon April. apnea-vi
tori" 11¢ menthol March nine 9er .
m was eliminated front wanders sons resisted 1111mm trots. which'
“leader the post of Aircraft “minis they immedlstely'ior subsequently dicri’
lrstor today, when he uotltted Presl- -sa smash ofoolllsion with eutllmu .
.dsat Wilson that. under no simult-
10 my». "on” stances could tomo- saoé'lai- ovenslaty years old. twodntesltstsdd
.Itlst» Theater-mat”:- entrails: i
bliss: Three were children. in were
two mldllosged adults: 1 ,' :
collisions ,
my“ tbodrivmmmed bure'
uouur: overt r51: ATTEMPT i
To mu. couuou LAW WiFEiw
Arthur Burr Nichols. ol Greenfieldi
Hill. charged with assault with intent
to slay Lulu Nichols. his common
law wile. is at the county jail awaiting
trial in the Superior court under
resuscitation ‘ Nichols was bound
over alter a hearing before Judge Ba-
con Wakeman in the Pnlrfloid Town
court and being unable to lutnish the
to handle and takes up \
little room in . kit pack
or pocket. ' .
Small Testaments, neat:
1y bound for pocket use;
A ' good
Episcopal and Catholic
"hm-ma I! MI W‘—
so and 75 cts.veacll.
diets.
selection. '3 pf
...._..._..—-
required bond was taken (0.1M).
Nichols nail the womant‘ me colr ml.
While the- Woman was ascond'rnc the
stairs it is charged. thud Nichols Met!
a charge of lemlcn slugs m "ll vhot
shot gun at her on 1111: 11' it or M .rch
7.» She was taken to t'nI Bridgrrmrt
hospital-.n;hgrc 1m artptttliion oi the
right leg. was lletmlsnly becauu of.
the wound inflicted. (utrt ’11:...5'
m. -- . . .
Can'tsieepl Clu'testhan'tcvcu digest whet 11:11: you (local!
ARMY a: saw; '
ni'srurstn. Tanners
my .3." you feel tau rakw
mtwmm *
my? Tww. cranium Kl"
logs were dilayrd 1033 mm the.“ . iii;
of her injures. : . .
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