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wnsnlno'rozv. Oct. lip—Hone. people at America. Why did the Ger-
. 'i ll lull: l , man Chancellor just at the time of the
and ”a" an atthui Liberty Loan send that peace [color
their winter‘s coal than ever belore at: my For one reason. and one reason
this gem of the you. The movelouly. To catch the Anode-n people
ion their guard mo inmate min the
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WANTED—l on 2 PAPER HANG-a FOR SALE—FOUR cows, THREE 'ro LET_FU,RMSHED noonslmg ‘0 ”Pf?“ 'WV“”:‘§::“m
m Alcxarid->l‘ While. 61 1.2 no a"? Mia's and ma" pigs, 6 weeks oml with Prh'ileg': of uulns kitchen it defi CW“ A“°°“d°'.“ is m cm y a
and. Tel. 400. 011 stisix sows Barney Strmiska, West Co. sired. 33 per week. Address “Rooms,”i of that at this time lost year and con-
~dnr street. West Norwalk. 012 31“"? 3“ Sentinel. . isiderably in excess of all previous
. lyeare. The full requirements, how
iever, how; not been supplied and pro-
; ducers are endeavor-ling to meet the to-
lal need before cold weather comes.
Theatres and other amusement
places have taken udvlmuxe of the oil-
: nation to lay in large supplies of coal.
yum ! ran an
.WANTEDwTEN GIRLS AT oNt‘tr: To LET FOL'll OMS _ “N
r [int chill. 22¢ per hour 0 --.- . . ~ » R0 . DO
:iuirlluQulC‘k hdvancemeul. Applv N0" . Fonh SAFE “’0 MR1" F‘i‘RM' 9 swim 12 Burbank street. 312 Also 5
onlk‘Tire & bber (,0. oil 2t worn oube, outbuildings. fruit;
two “ - . .
. . Jami o room i-oitngeJ and 6 Di Sean
“1.1:“ fig: ‘3“, 53'5”: Terms 1" Court. Rent $12 and 816. inquire Jos.
wANTED-MIDDLE AGED WO :1: mgndlnl‘n"; 81.500leuns. D‘ HuyiDlSeso. l21 Main street, Norwalk, or
mnnfor housework, 17 Quinlardlaii‘: 3 oc ‘ “Ll-Central Hotel, South Norwalk. ofl 3i
11“" 30» “um” ° ”‘ FOR SALE ooo
, ' D HORSE, lIAR- , __ ‘
-»~-——-—— ) ‘ Mf‘nesu and wagon. Will be sold cheab.'3:o%m:E;1 33114; fdfiIEAR 1STRiE€ETt‘ some ofihem unreported to have five
WANTED - 01 muons AMlon ,mm 0; mm; city, A. mi... 37 Cedar m2” 0 0“ much gt and nix cellars filled in anticipation oi
immcrs on Sing?!‘ Scwinx mifbifl93~lwn. 26 Day street, 50th Norwalko __ ‘ a shortage
Jiipcricnccd Mitt-hers $l1 per \veek1'l‘cl. 6922. ‘3 TO LET—5 ROOMS A1,]. lll- Factories and mills are stocked up
i.- wail. Quick operators can make? " -_ "' lprovements sceond floor Vacant by'io approximawiv in» limit allowed um
i O Slit—4‘ .' . '3 ‘3 . ’ .1. ~ '
“m p” week. Apply ”chiahon Crem- in): “tribal: bedgoiflflzcbi’gngkrsgzl No\. 11,819]? inquire ii) Lexmatonl (M ”,9 storage 0rd” of ihe Fuel Ad-
”0115 a: Worthington, 14 Orchard St. Call from 3 to 5. Afternoons. 28 Talia“ 9““9' 0' horwulk. Stephen 85515;! ministration. The railroads, which use
‘ V ‘ *‘llor avenue. all) 3U iabout :35 per cent oi the coal ouillul.
WANYED'rGO\ ERNM'Eh-T NEEDS! 5 TO LET—i ROOMS 10 NJEASANT‘. are heavily slociu-d also and many of
”12,000 women clerks. horwnlk “Sui FOR SAL£”+‘ORD PANElf DE‘ nix-eel Earl .\'orwnlk.lpply on prom-l them have suificienl coal for their win-
indtiofis November 2nd. Salary fiL-OU-divcry car, in good condition, newly lees ' on 3“ .
ilrpcrience unnecessaryi Women :19- palnled, complete equipment. Lightly; ' “"5 “Rab .
niring‘ government poslions wrtc 01‘ home. etc. Good tires. Sold for want , Steel mills and munitions plants.
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ircc Domenic“. J. C. mug 19:13:!“ use, Phone 842-4. .010 “large 2:15;] ngfximinan R8323; which 11".. enjoyed prlorlly purchase
8|“ (‘iul honing grain: r oil 3t 1‘ ‘7 heat. bath. 118 1-2 South Main street.‘ and movement of coal, have enormous
0“ bundmg' “ a“ 1“ ° ' ' F0“ “LE"AU‘T‘ON' “'55- AG"Soulh Norwalltv 09 all stick b' d d -o l in b i d -
‘ ‘ncu Fitch, milllner. 64 Willi street” ~ ' “ __ l" :0? an ' an (t a d eff e
WANTED—BOY 13 YWB 0L1?) ININorwalK wiildiepone at her entire, , __ 'x‘ “'9'“ 0 canionmen " an In “NY
forming mill. Rough Hal 00.. 310 iii; stock of milliuery and store furnish-l snag-{flit gingla figfgurfifi bnscs utn rate which is expected noon
" rpmmentsl at No. 5 Henry “mini to meet their needs for the winter.
Strong efforts will be made. it is said
lugs by public uuciion, Moud'hy', 0o”
WANTED—’I'YPISTE FOR PER lobar “ill. from 9 10 5 and .—‘l_l0 9.; Emma .
mainent work. Address Box 1.1, South rain or shin-.1. William .11. G_uibrla.i;m;s firrygufirfléfie’glg'gggggg _
Nor-walk, giving qualifications 0 .31 E“! Norwalk. ’ 09 81 lo maintain tin» oulpul of the mines at
anll‘ Auciioneor.
references. 010 31 ‘7' ,
Ml FOR 8ALE~S£IBBME caoigvfivotgol
WANTED-val YOUN MAN WlSlI‘ cockerels. Sing r can ' u f 3'
up position'wlih good“ house. Haalhol‘ls, bred from winnem. Siorfafiroom apartments 207 East Wash. Bi.
mode 22 trips to the, coast. (‘ull Bridgman} Significzombflmlzmilfi‘lvn'fimgfi East Norwalk.‘ 4 room apnriment on
v .’ ., ,” r, Seminal? rc 7'0 "'1 '
ggaddwss loalilon ca 9 010 3:10”. Prices reasonable for qmuw‘leupel St. inquire Si South Main St.
' ‘Rcynolda POultry Pam, Hammond: Tel. so
W inuc. Phone 1036. i
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! in point during the winner sud‘lcioni i0
TOILE‘lM-A STORE AND *2 mei lakc new of all deninndl that have not
i been lnel in the summer.
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UBLICANS-i
NAME CANDEE
AND WATKINS
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WANTEDflBRlGHT BOY T0 R
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212$]? 3:2: mgr)”, Infill“: $1.12,“, FOR SALE~DWELLING IN bO-Ilor avenue. inquire Mrs. R. Turin-V, 15: (Continued iron: li'irut M)
Burrltt avcnuo, So. Nor-walk: oil at NorWfllk. We" located. (‘Jnvenlenl t056mm street, or telephone 1852312. 1 m__
~— .. " church, school and R. R. station. 6., M, Ely and “(mm London.
uonwALKens LiKn‘aANo 'M'umc.‘ th wmwuuwm w. Godi‘rcy.
John H. (Topics and i-lruosi Variun.
WAN'renaiovERNMEx'r wnxrs
thousands- clerks. -«Men-woman. $1,100
room house, with all improvcmeuty
Garden. Price $2.500. For particulars Q
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Ychr. South Norwalk examiuutiom ‘ . l~ The visit of Sound and his lain brass; Judgc (ll-orgc ll, \‘onburgh aimed
coming. Sample coaching lessons Ask JohnT Hayes lliand of sailor bon, has sllrrcd up‘ Unit at n coni'ri'cnce of) the delegates
“W. Franklin‘ Institute. Dow. 33”, ‘ “ ‘ it won unanimously agreed that the
many pleasant memorlun of tho visits
got famous bands to Nolwulk ln posit
lycurs.
, Contrary lo the general implenvion
Qll was ml the United suites Marine
Rochester, N. Y. nomiueos for representatives should b9
Judge Nchcmiuh (‘undcc and Samuel
H. Watkins. The wcrutary was in-
WANTEDw—GIRLS AND WOMEN
WHO ("AN OPERATE SINGER SE“-
ING MACHINES (.‘AN FIND GOOD
ballot for each oi ihv mcn nouiiuutcd
EMPLOYMENT WITH THE NON- ‘. as representative»
WALK‘IIRESS?‘ (:09 um: SEEM! LOSTw-LARGE HfiAGK GERMAN ”an“ ”‘8" "f ‘9‘? ’0’?” :“ET: If?” A similar course in..- taken in re-
lliCA’l‘lull ““TORM STLADY police dnu. Leather 1‘0““ With New .bm on uxguzuilon n ”a 10‘ 'l N mmtgilrd to limbo nomination1 alelsllcen of
'WORK AND GOOD PAY. APPLY 85 'l‘l‘u'-‘lr " S'iil'on.
WASHINGTON STREET.
I“: .OOR. DRESS SHO P.
,hmdon licenso mu. Answcruio name the Gmu- ink‘cs
25W“ Auko. Tl\9lll)"fl\'9 dollars reward ncur Chicago.
0“ 6[Jar rclum Notify Samuel C. Shaw. The Mai-inc Hand has
1Sncurliy Building. Bridgeport, Conn. l _ ' ‘
WANTED~HEI.P, ONE wmrum *H'W’v "0“"‘""‘- ““01“ a
one kitchen man, one waitress. one!
laborer, also useful man and a driven;
Pay $25 a mouth; board and lodgingw
Apply S. Laid, lecu's Similnrium.’l
l-llauuford. Conn. Phone 70. 07 (ill
;_tha peace. The founding men receiiu
:ed the nomination of the delcgatca as
fig.” heard National: Herbert O. Rollurd, i-‘rodcr—
. in in hley. Lewis St. John Knolcr.
wllcn ll uvc a. most “doting: 3:101: William F. Hoyt. Adolph llrcyi‘uss,
. g ' 5 ' . John W. L‘urnow. John A. Mills, Snlvn-
.ccri lo a crowded house Rt Hullsk tore ilcnuaro, Edwin W. ilmlficy and
Tlicalre undcr mg \nunplccs \i llvr- llcury .l. liipson.
walk Chapter, D. A. R. . This afternoon the scnniorlul con-
The Old 'tlmérs lch to lull if that vcnlion will be held at tho llolcl (‘lll’»
, . ford. nt 2 o'clock. and the following
famous band 10d bl‘ l’ill"'l“‘\ g"~“;“‘ lll' n vrcrc chosen-us (lclcuulcs: J05.
ficld Gilmore, Which MN"
> ' - "4 villi l’. Wadhunls, Goorgc ll. \‘oshurgh,
limos in Norwalk. tho 2;: - v
if ‘.
in llié old Norwulk Open it w
‘ FOUND. ‘
" FOUND ~~.\ GENTLEXIAN'S GOLD
watch. Owner may have same by idcng
illylng saulc i‘l‘lil paying for advertise-
mom. lnqulrc this ofilcc. 09 3t
WANTED—~TWO (2) GIRLS BH‘E
moon the age 20 and 3-5 in opcraiel
milling machine, nurture grinders mull
Good waucsl
Registrars’Notice;
.45.; The delegates to ih'c' probate con—
to attend tool room.
. . . _ j _ vcuilon. which will be held in lhe
While learning. Apply Hurley M‘wmne‘ The Registrars of -Votcrs of the“8 “PM“?! Or '0 ‘mm‘ F3 a“? .. '_ courl room. in the Town Assembly
-Ga‘. l'l‘hird Wurdiof ”w Town‘and Cily'ol‘ (.renlorc llllh also plulld hum. .B‘ llull. on Monday afternoon. at 2
hi1. Pryor, and n numllcll ““0?in 0" o'clock, were elected as, follows: Fred
fit Norwalk will be in session at Seller's
'lbarbcr shop, E35! Norwalh. from 9
o'clock n, 111., until 5 o‘clock p. in1 on
Monday. Oct. lilh. nus. for the pur-
‘posc of receiving applications to be
:ande voters and correction of the vol-
ging lislu. All applications lo bc made
Evolers must be in the hands of thuf
illogislrnrs by 5 o'clock on the above;
date.
‘dlcnces. It seems sirnnue that lho “21‘th 1;:lel‘dlnggnld CltarRtM.hEly.
wide awake thealrc mnnugcrs do not convsntlldngugs’efeegfiuailorigetd isezsrma;
makc more effort lo give us coucells mph. own alternatives and llie town
of this kind. as lhey would be sure of committee was empowered to fill any
public support. ~_vucancies that mighl'occur on the
,ilckei.
i The Republicans fcel very much
PEATHS AND FUNERALS l plated over the nominations madc, and
- Jud c Cnndee’s record in lhe last -
‘ v x Funeral of'Bennjamin B. Walterhouae. smug of the General [Assembly :13;
ALB‘ERT‘ “' ELDRIDGE' The funeral of Benjamin B._ Waller" with the approval of his tOWnsmen.
“(HALL P‘ SHEA” house was held from his late rcsidencc and he becamefi WW9" in the Legise
Rcuinlrurs cl‘ Voters for the Third . . .
‘ t l n ' h l, s r f ~-
‘ m Sou h L m mm )9 to day at tel ed. It is believed that he will receive
Chance for good wages and ad- Ward - ‘
Vancemem for men between .the I“. . ~ ‘ ‘ ~ . ‘ ' . Q . rt noon. REV. Frederick A. Coleman. a very large vote as he is Very popu-
l Dated at Lil.l IVOl“ alk, this .lll dd) ream. 0f ruin“). Episcopal church 0m_ llll‘ W‘Ul his own'pnrly and has many
of elghieen and forty-five year. In“. fOci 1918
good phypical condition. 9 iy N. Y.. 0 " ' - lciating. Iniermcnt was in Norwalk friends on the other side.
P r—J.‘ . - .
. . icemetcry. Besides his wife Mr. Wnl- Samuel J. Watkins is canaldered one
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N. H. G H. R. R. o ’ o l
R’egl’stmrs Notlce: ierhouse is ‘survivcd by three of the most capable and substantial
E. E. REGAN, Sup’t, New Haven. sons. ,
M. D. MILLER, Sup’t.. Waterbury, ,Archie and Benjamin Wulterhouse of 3?,“ 1:13.15). €221.32 33323035.. Eff;
c. A. MITCHELL. Sup't., Hartford. South Norwalk. and James. with the of “Wiaiklns if: Dow, the Washington
United Slates forces in England; “”9“ hardware merchants. He has
three daughters also surviving are. not been identified largely with public
‘ , _ affairs. but he has the capacities for
Mrs. Ethel “'0‘“ of Princeton, 5- J" making an ideal representative. He
Misses Helen and Clum‘Wuiierbousa possesses excellent judgment, and is
of H2 Soulh Main «trcct. .n thomuizhly reliable citizen. Just
AUTO SUPPLIES
OILS GASOLINE
BIOYGLES VULCANIZING
» A. MODNE
Phone 957—2
70 North Main St. So. Nor-11:
Firemen
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Tho chluirars of Voters of the
Second and Fifth Wards of the Town
BUSINESS NOTICES land (lily of Norwalk will be in nes-
slon at tho (‘iiy Court. Room. Cily
PAINTING - FAI’EKHA'NGINGznail, from 1) o'clock in. m.. until 5.
““0““; WM" “PP‘MI ““‘o'ciock p. m. on Monday, Oct. litb.
WW!" “NW” "’ny lowut price: 3 1912. im- tho purpose of receiving an.
Estimates cheerfully given. Trial on‘ ”Hunk,” m M made micro and cw! Mrs. LouioSmitb Denimdt
d9" solicited. T01. ‘00,, I “OMCCY rccilon 0f ”10 voting “5‘; A“ appu_l~ Mrs. midi? Smith Ix‘flhlll'dl. Will".
White. ‘1 1': El? “Ellie. ”muons (0 b9 made voters muul W m 0! Robert Dmhnrdi. 0t ‘35 Shwllflfl
‘i‘he bands of lhe Registrar: in “9“" New Haven. d,“ Mm”'
Union Puree! Bounty. um 1.5mm“ on "m ”on, due. y afternoon ai Eli. Raphael's llospfl'ul.
film. mm. mm m; RBI-1'8 J, 8811'“, ‘III New flown. (alluvial-x a mo
distant. mun. um and been; mnumnu WAS. mil-ch” illness of pneumonia. ‘
Mfk!uu 01“ m m “' Rm‘”nw a VON!” for it“ W‘ T!» M, will W M M ”Will
community in the halls of Legislature.
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Willi.ill
NOTICE
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him rici
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fatruclcd by tho dclcuaicn to cast onc -
~-, Albert 1‘. Eldridge and (‘hurics W. Bell. i
or Pimp“. in. Mid:
lance“ oi the Fourth Liberty loan.
We must let no Hun flirtation of peace
,deoelve us. Peace is far away. The
ll'lun ls not back on his own soil. He
:is not beaten to his knees yet. Am~
:erica and her Allies mist be careful,
Elest the Hun club in the book when
.they are not looking. Nothing is be-
[yond iheir doing. Thai big red blood
islained hand of the Kaiser has put
‘ crepe on too runny doors of our Amer-
‘ican homes today for us to forget and
. forgive. Go into the homes where..the
‘service star his turned to gold and
ask those parents there whether any
thing short of a finished light will sat-
isfy them, The [other will clinch his
list and say: “There must be no mar-lo
ing of time; this fight must go on on-
‘ :\-
til 9. complete victory is gained." That
is the scnliment of the American peo-
ple, and every time Germany proposes
peace, our answer must be: “More mu-
nltlonu!” "More soldiers!" "More
Bonds!" ‘
Evorybody's business. now . days,
must be war business. Lines can be
opened up in the German line by open»
ing up ' the pocketbook. The Ailieo
will advance as we assist them. A Lib
any Bond willibuy n soldier’s ticket
home. by way of Berlin. On to Ber-
lin! That's “mailman-WM. peace un-
til Berlln is reached and the Kaiser is
W‘well, wc will leuvc thamo the Allied
lilovcrnmcni to Buy. Buy Liberty
Bonds. ’I‘hcy oil the wheels of the
war. They down (he cry.of German
pence propagumln. Thcy lipell victory.
:FUEL CONSERVATION-
l RULINGS ANNOUNCED
icoutlnued min ‘nnt Pogo).
considered display lighting and could
"be used only when the tank was in
‘uctuul nee. experience has shown that
these llghis are usually necessary {or
safety in entrance to the tank or build-
ing, hence ruling in hereby made ihui
such lights are allowable on the
ground oi safely."
Bulletin No. 91 is a ruling on tho
use of coal in kitchen ranges for ecok'i
lug purposes .by club honours whicharc
to be hunted by wood. This bullelln
follows:
“Please mic that. should any prl.
vale. club desire in beat their lmud“icruutlng. Primary current from bat- morning open splay nozzle a gamer
lugs, or home portion thereof, as thcy
might dell'B lo keep open, by file uSe
of wood exclusively for ful. and pro
vlding that wood so used did uni re.
quire iransporlaiion by roll. nuch club
may make application in this office for
permission to use. betwoen December
1, 1918, and April 1, 1919. not upwards
of twelve ions of coal in the kitchen
rufige for cooking purposcv. Such np~
plicntlon will receive carclul consider.
atlon provided it is accomplished by
'sutisfaciory guarantee from tho houw
committee of the club and approved.
after investigation, by the local i‘ucl
ludmlnisiralor.
“The above provision for special ap-
gpeul constitutes the only exception to
‘ihe original order and such clubs as
ghuvc cool on hand in excess of their
inllowed requirements are liable to
have such coal withdrawn for use in
ganlzalioun and always to bumper M‘ 0"le Buckley. Phillip k’fifilt‘llélDO. l’hll- the homes. should such use he found
necessary." '
Honk ! Honk !
*Automobile Notes
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Motoring Department. The Senilnel.
~l have a 1916 “Reo the Fifth" car
and have had excellent service out
lalure shortly after the session open- of it since 1 bought it. During the muffler and load the gases finish!“-
last week. however, when 1 try to
drive up a hill the engine just dies
down completely. if the hill is any
way sleep it docs the same thing on
second gear. Leonid nol run better.
however, when i am driving on a low.
cl road. llhoulzhi perhaps it was
carbon, but i had it cleaned out in
the spring and i don't use the car
enough to warrant its balm: scraped
I
in
out, twice in one season. When
{urn the molar of! after coming
“"3“ a man I! he 5110!!” repmscui our from a drive. I generally speed it up '
a little below turning off ihe lgnlo
.. lion. Hero of late the motor runs for
a row ntmkm and then mate: I funny
no!» and man
give no will be plainly smiled.
slope. The noise
sound: just the some on when the mo-
tor kiclui. 'Any inform-lion you may
i
l .
Letsshow them
i
Were in; the
Fighting Line:
. What would you think of: the fellow back ‘
home it you-loud lulu weak in thealinees
when it came to loadings .llle noverumeni
so as to keep you well supplied with alu-
. muulilon andsuppiivs.
no lending slackers». in this. city
——over subscribe ourquota.
1' Buy Bonds in Your Limit
‘
that there are"
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{4* Wait»
a; i. «how a .
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or.
‘1 Sterling Furniture Company; _i r
127-131 Washinuton St. Phone up. f:
i ‘ ' ‘1
.llon of flow of the curred}. R. Y.
‘ The current is intermittent, and al-
5for); goes to switch. to primary wind.
ing of coil, to circuit breaker, back to
buiicrr. Prlmnry current from mall
uelo goes from armature lo switch.“
lo primary winding of coll, to circuit
brcakcr. to mound, and back to arma-
iurc. Secondary starts in secondary
winding of coil. goes in distributor, to
spark plugs. grounds, and goes: back!
to coll over ground wire.
: Milnring llcpnrtmenl; The Sentinel.
‘fiA few davs ago I had my enginc
running in my gamma. which is a
small one, while I worked around tlloi
car. Soon {began to feel dizzy and]
had in go out into the open air. I
have had two dizzy spells since then.
(‘ould it have been caused by the ex-
:hauri'.’ I noticed ii was rather strongj
int the limo. In there anything I can
lilo lo gci ovcr these dizzy spells?
‘ . H. n.
l Many persons have bcen poisoned
by exhaust gas and some have hccn
3klllcd by it. it colliding the poisonous‘
{Rafi but-lion monoxide. Alwavs leach
a door or 'wlndow open, or 9139 fit a.
plccp of pipe over exhaust pipe from
5"“
dizziness will not rc'
sensitive
"I'lic Fw‘ls of
'tnrn, but you will be very
to exhaust gas for a long lime.
1 Motoring Department, The Senllnei.
'—-.Whni makes my car jump when
star-ling? No matter how easily I lei
in the clutch it always starts with a
jerk. As this is very unpleasant [l
would like to know the remedy._ 13‘
there any danger if this is done loo:I
often? ‘ G. H.
You do not say what clutch you
have, and we musi ”some it is a lea-
ther covered cone. This will causc
damage by such action. as the jerk
will break some purl. it is known as
a “gripping cl’uich." Use neatsloot oil
in notion ihc leather. bur if the losing
or is worn out ii will have to)» til“.
plow.
MM.“
“Mm 9 ~ cu in. as. manhunt . a «mm mm ILAJLIuiu. . r in.- u MNV Gun 10
.ud Fifth mm. V ~ l" ' w "W the libel.
” ' " ' ‘ . mm at mm limit im an “M "l W mm mm» firm» cf mo pm. in“ em- W flu. M u ”fiwwfifimfigg; a: m:
NM‘ulm 'M‘Mqflfl. mltflhwhflmn’owm “thflfim-Wd'WNWHfiWIM‘M me‘m‘ m‘m'w‘.’ l1
’mmm W “m. ' W “mum! out at mmLIWnHMMnfl-l
M» .mmmm vanadium-W mm' ,mfimmwwb ‘ mm
”mm“: m... Tin-m«‘WnflmvMM»MWMWMMMWIAMl-mmn“it"wd'r’flzghh
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hfi‘kmmfl. “"'wrpumm”mWVWWWM-Mflmmfi'flflhMMMWWMWt“can't-Impend- an
M mmflwmd “wwMQMui-MMWM fiWWWMW“ L‘mmlWhmum
mummdgmeWWflmwmomn-rmm ammonium“ , u ‘l, mm”
tom-burn”. '
fiww NMKUI’.‘
system is obstructed and must
overhauled. 'Before starting in tho-*1
turn and replace after engine hull .-=
normed up. Be sure that carburetor
is, adjusted properly and ignition
timcd correctly. '
JUST HAMMER THIS IN -
Ammunition and supplies must
always beht hand to keep the Run
on the Run and we must furnish
the money to keep them supplhdr
We are not asked to own but“
Ito LOAN the gavermuent. W3 g;
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[5‘3
.The boys over there are giving. . .
up their lives to keep the Hun ,
from enslaving the world.
WILL no rr and‘do it ln-the mt“ ,
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