' , ' i .
‘ become pills nutritious short time
otter! sterility, necessitatinx.~an im~
f mediate Min; of. both points. New.
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Low Prices
We note a low:
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CHILDREN’S swaArEna. LAoles' SWEATERS,
. . a:-:I‘-:l;-:-:-;a;. ‘ ’ _
‘ Values to {1.49. ‘ $1.49. Values to $2.00.
"ill. Values WSMR. $1.98. Values in $3.00.
14?. Values to 82.25. . $2.49.: Values to $3.50.
1.98. Values be 32. 50 $2.98. Values to $4.00.
Values to 33. 00. $3. 98.
Values to $5.00.
» tmot‘oring Department Sentinel ..
I have n 1910 car which [ram now
1' overhauling. The clutch dirusb' bear.
2 lug seems to be worn considerhhhy and
‘ couE EARLY AND GET JHE BEST VALues
‘ l A.D1ckerman&Son
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
WE GIVE 8. AND H GREEN TRADING STAMPS.
races are worn smoothly. in “it neces-
j; sary to purchase a new complete
- hearing or do you think it s'dvlsable
to buy new balls for camel—R. K; W
As long as the races lire went
smoothly it will not be necessary to
'purcbsse entire new bearing. in buy-
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‘ ,Mot oring Department. Sentinel:
Recently I have had my cardoverl
huulcd.‘ and had run it about Zildmiles
The handsomest gown 10015 but poorly over an ill fit-
ting corset, but the simplest [rock will often be set ed
with unmmpected grace and beauty over a corset that is
, right.
. g , Before chooaing yom' Easter Gown we advise on in-
1 ., spection of our new models in the most popular and best
' . makes of Corsets-ware very latest effects for the coming
canon. »
in N0. 3 cylinder. Have examined
plugs and carburetor is .lndjusted
properly. I am at a. loss to know what
the trouble is. Will you kindly ad—
vise. -H B. .
‘ From what you state it appears
that there is a loose or burned con-
. necting' rod hearing. it may. be pos-
sible that at the. time our layover
~ hauled the connecting rod outerwere
not screwed tight, and have worked
loose.
.. It may also be due to a loose wrist
pin or wrist pin bushing. This would
I cause the knock you speak of.
.. Motoring Department. Sentinelz'
l have a rcurcyllndor ~ ~——« car.
The other day while cleaning the mag
noto l uccidentiy unmeehed the gear
a which turns the distributor around and
' do not know exactly how to put" u back
" in mesh again. Any information will
be appreciated by A. Watson.
The distributor ‘of the ’mngncto
schould be resting on onemment at
the time when the interrupter points
separate. Allowance mustrbe, made
l for advancing and rotardingthesparh.
The easiest way to set some would be
to advance the breaker box and turn
armature over until interrupter points
bad Just separated Next place the
distributor linger Just on the segment
" and mesh the gears. Next 'i'etard
breaker box and make sure unit in
tel-raptor points are open before the
distributor leaves segment.
V Our styles are inexact accord with the Fashions for
Dress. v
SUITS—411 Two Lois.
$14.98, $15. 98, $16. 98 her 39. 00. 319. 98 $24. 98 S25. 98 for $14.00
Serge Dresses-——Iu Two lots.
32.98 .................................................
' CHiLDREN’B COATS-Sold lap to $8.49, chinchilla and lollie-
lino. Special ..... . ...................................
M. MOLTASCH 8t SON
- - 120 Washington St. Main Store—210 Atlantic St, Stamford. ._._.,, ,
' Q Motoring Department. Sentinel:
‘Will you please exfluin the action
of a high tension ignition system using
. a, low- tension magneto?
Also. will you please describe the
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, ' Electric
, .. Wiring for EVERYTHING gssgm'. ‘ difference in fiction betw ecu it vibrator
~ 9 Linht and Power. ELECTRICAL Motor Repairs. ““1 a Circuit breaker? . .
Hoping you will explain the above.
and thanklnwou in advance: Owner.
3 Where a low tension magneto is
‘ used to produce a high- tension current
1
You want your pulse or store wired
You need on electric motor
You want an electrician in a hurry TRY US
We will not overcharge you and will guarantee the work.
THE wm'fgmsEgCTRIC CO i'coll. This coil is composed "cine Dri-
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS ‘mury winding of the cell undo then
. PHONE 342-3 . . BOUTHV NORWALK ég
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‘brolteu by means or a circuit breaker,
in the puppets. thereby producing a
current in the secondary winding oi
the coil which in turn is led through
c distributor on the magneto to the
spark plugs. ‘
A vibrator is a circuit- breaker and
maker which is operated magnetically
. so as to make and break the circuit'
' . rapidly. A circuit breuitor’ ipJ the
ordinary sense or the word is operated
mechanically. usually by cam'hctioo
I].
Motoring Department, illrmtinolzf:~
By answering these
through your motoring nerve Vyopg will'
be doing a great (error for a constant
reader: I)
' 1. What causes a planetil‘ry trans
mission to slip on low spe app re?
verse?
2. How much new in economy in
a planetary transmission? .4. '50 i
‘3. What chum my mum cylinder
to miss exploding two-thirds myths
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Car meet the approval of the public not only in its neat
lines and appearance but also in its great power; on hills
. and on the level.
{7 F E Lockaod 8. Co.
39 Wall Street. Norwslk
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Lira-I'lnl'u'qg
OVERLAND. --- 35 H. P.
stylish in appearance, a revelation in service. mom, roomy. . time? i but new valves put in that
”Milli With electric lights and storage Mitt”. $950 Equipped «‘ cylinder and put new spark plugs in
glib electric engine starter and generator 9101's. (Jun deliver at :j "mm times
“is .. .. "
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in on snow m. 5 Madison at. Call or ’phon‘e’ for denunciation.
suite on request
, level Ml open than it.
pen-WW.“ flair. »
- same of the balls are brokénl. The?
‘ when it developed 'a continuous'finoch:
it is necessary to use a. .trapsiormen
« would probably not take. but»;
it an wiring when... are intact.
iout on to the contracting bands.
Enough should be inserted. however
to properly lubricate all the working
parts. '
3. It is possible that this fourth
cylinder is receiving too much oil.
This may be due to defective rings, or.
poaalhly. to the oil spiusher ot' the
base of theconnectlug rod. .The Oil
levelin the crankcase should be‘edual
in each compartment However,
some projection of the connecting
rod may dip and throw more oil in
this cylinder then In the others. it
gyour motor is equipped with the force?
deed system of lubrication it is also
‘posslble that this particular cylinder
is receiving more than its share of oil.
4. From what you stute it appears
that the trouble lies in the‘carbure?
tor adjustment. it the motor does
better work with gas lover one-third
open than it does with it two-thirds
open, it is evident that the carburetor
is not adjusted rightly. In other
words, as the throttle is opened be-
yond the onethird limit the motor
is choked with sort, Would suggest
that. you try changing curbereter nu-
;iustment seathst the motor responds
to the throttle as it
opened.
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Motoring Department. Sentinel:
‘ (“"39 car. model 1803 or 190i. Kindly
answer in next Wednesday's paper it
i can use cylinder oil mixed in with
my gasoline
Will my car work to a,dvnntoge or
will it not Work at all? The car is
equipped with a gravity feed oiler,
so ”bought“ this idea, as the oil
does not flownrreely in the cold
(weather. ‘ ‘
The car has an old-style carburetor;
the charge 0: gun is draanin the
cylinder by the height of the lift ot
the intake valve. Would the oil
mixed with the gasoline be too thick
to pass through the needle valve in
this type of carburetor? Would my
motor miss lire? Also kindly tell me
this: .
When i start out in the morning
the motor will not miss for it while.
But as i go, say. twenty or thirty
miles. it will then start to mien, es-
pecially going down a steep hill with
Mill! sour engaged and car going as
fast as it can; it will then miss l'o-
pdatediy. rDoes not seem to tire
hardly at all. Does the vibration of
car and going over rough roads cause
it to miss? Batteries are good, plus
is good. wiring good. But the vi-
brator on coil is a. little weak. Thanh-
ing You, I am, (2. R. Corpsman.
it is not advisable to mix cylinder
oil with gasoline. The. more refined
the grade or. oil used..~the better the
results obtained. it is hardly possible
that your type carburetor would pro
dude a prepor mints. if oil should be ,
mixed with the gasoline. While it may
pass through the inlet valve, nay-er
libelous it may not vaporiee suiliv
cieotly to give power.
The misllrlng about which you
speak is undoubtedly due to poor
carburetor mixture. it is ditlcult to
adjust the old type oarbuyetors tor
ilow and high speeds. A medium ad-
iiuntment must be obtainediwbich will
i
, best serve the average spaed .ddeaire - '
limitations!
The miss In the motor when going.
down bills at a high rate of speed is
probably due to the can pushing the
motor. In othor'wocds‘, it you could
accelerate to a speed which would
continue to pull your ear. the bliss
r Li 4
there should he no reason tor. the
motor missing this to vibration it is
possible that there is‘ a molt battery
connection which muses this trouble.
we».
., Motorinu impedimenty dentition
my. 4| onosylinder; it will run an
* up or doWn, thereby loohening them.
, the time arrives.
service when everything else is \vorh .,
. in; properly. Lost 01' all comes the
is gradually .
.. struction of some.
i V Motoring Deputment. Sentinel:
i am the owner or a one-cylinder Col
If so. state percentage.-
Established 1857
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g rting the motor. which.‘ by the
right liar about ten minutes. then.
commence missing badly. Finally it
will stop altogether. unless the an
justlne mumscrew is either screwed
Fabrics of Silk andWOol'
’ for Early Spring Gowns
so that they will vibrnte again when .
just now when we are shivering at the icy blasts of
Now, as for the
”Mi it seems to render admirable the north west wind and the streets are full of flying «11th
that (henchtsourciothing and makes us cmss, we err
timer. it is of the make and break .L'l v31] g1“. first sight of some new Swing fabrics of ‘ hill.
type. that is, a round l‘tnolililg.
'cylinder of metal, "with n hmup on ' Mill Will!ll that Will in Of interest to women who want.
it. revolves and touches a spring liCW gowns. The craftsmen oi the looms have turned out
with another hump also on it.
this means contact in mode, butB as
the cylinder continues to revolve the
contact is consequently Wllroken Right
here was the seat of previous
trouble, inasmuch they tllr humps
on both cylinder and spring were so
«worn that no contact was made. Now.
since we have repaired these lie;
iicl'encies‘ the trouble'is undoubtedly
elsewhere Thanking you in advance
for any information you could gli’e.
i am, yours xery truly.
Watson Bennett.
exquisite weaves this year. but silk nml wool always dill
make handsmnu sluli'. iiilil the feminine fancy may oxnlt
in lustmus materials of bountiful
:
coloring. not high
priced.
Poplin with
First comes. Poplin. A beautiful silky
priili‘ccl figures. 3 really distinctive weave and as elegant
the
i’rintt-(l materials on: to bl? \‘cry fashionable and are new
in appearance as any [fish Poplin [will across. sen.
much sought after. Tilt: minrs in this. line are tym
sliallcs of Copenhagen blue. brown, navy lllu‘m \Vii-ilill'lél.
MW
From the description you “in, me gray. tango and world rose. .\ll prim-ml with :1 small figure
writer is of. the opinion tlmt’ 'iheV
trouble lies in. the Vcoii. itself. or in the
vibrator points being badly worn. it
the vibrator points have been filed
repeatedly it is likely that there is
very little platinum left and in that
event you will find it necessary to in-
stall a new vibrator blade and adjust
ins screw. If you find that there is im
excessive spark between the vibrator
points when it is buzzing which can-
not be eliminated by adjusting it
”would be well to the the coil re-
paired by one well versed in the con-
iu’ sonic cmilrtlsting ‘4lllltlt‘.
Forty inches wiric, $X-29 a yard, while they lns‘i, _\‘Vot
:1 great: number of yards in those pieces. 1
Canton Crepes. fur the
Sill. iiilil \mol, adaptable
present style of dress with its swalhiugs. tll’llillfl’lt'fi.
winging pant-15mm illillal'CiS. Lm'cly shades iii bronze
silver gray. wistnriztxangn, llnglc blue and Ct‘iliii' ln'mrn.
Flirtyirm inches~ \\iilC. $1.25 a yard.
“\t the line‘s Goods Sortinn main firm.
Holeproof Stockings
How would it seem to go six months without. lilii'lllg‘
During the extren‘i‘ely cold spell we ..
had last month i found that my car
did not run very well. I attribute the
trouble to the fact [hot the engine
was too cold. 1 donut know uhctlutr
it is better to disconnect the fan or
cover the radiator. What do you sure. ‘
gest?-~X.
The writer advises that you cover
the lower part of the radiator instead
of taking off the tan belt. This can
be done in such a manner that it cani
he rolled up so as not to obstruct the;
radiation surface when the Weather is:
not severe.
it: darn nim‘killg’s? Six pairs of ilolcproof stockings will
. .
wear six months without (inviting, that is. they are gum-~
alltcctl for six. months, Once it! a lung time .1 pair might
loll. and that is’rcplm'wl. but generally tho}: «inn'i foil.
.\sl< in sue them. V
For Men, six pairs. gum’miicctl.
‘ (F9): Women. six pairs guaranteed.
\V'Vomen‘s Silk Holeproof, three pair: guarantor-ll for
$3.00
Great Values in Cotton Flannel
Fine twill. closely woven. many colors.
$x.5o and $2.00.
$2.00
iin'cr months.
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Motoring Department, Sentinel.
l notice in advertisements of sev emli
new cars this year- that they speak or
“dimming‘headlights.” Will you please ,
tell me what is mount by that term? ‘
Oscar 0111116..
A great many car inanumuulers
_this year have discontinued the use ot‘
side lights in order to moire the up?
penance ol’ the car more simple nntl‘
clean, and an'the-use of brilliant hcmif
lamps is prohibited in some cities it is
necessary to make the lightuimmcrfi
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Suitabil- for skirts. slurping garments. kimlmns. chi]-
llrcn's clothes. men's shirts and pajamas. in white, err-um.
pink. blur. gray. lu'nu‘il. St‘nl‘lv-i and block. Actual \'.’lliVlt'
15 i‘lS.
At l0 cts. a yard.
Sixteen hundred yards direct from the mills. bnl it is
n guild hulking showing umlu‘ill probably be sold quick»
This is done in some cases by running; ‘5“ I“ ”“3 “a“mm'l'
the headlight circuit through a coil‘ . ’ "' '
‘to increase the resistance. On sew" G - ‘ '- ~ .. -‘ .
‘ om uth on ea er? .' ' . l . l l v \ 'lmu .
oral care titers are small auxiliary q 80 aVSt rm \U\ h“ 0 ”u 5
electric bulbs above the regular lame-j Rugs. broken Chucks: ill soil blu'll browns. blues and dark
also headlamp-bulbs. : $3.50. gill
, greens.
HELPFUL Hrs-rs.
'A“ practice that is suld by some re»
llair month be beneficial other or put- :
tingwa'sort oi‘ tiuai polish on vulvesfl .
a'fter' grinding. with graphite. Ai’teréV
the grinding has been completed until
it little oil and grinding compound thor'
touphly weaned off, the valve seat is
aprtilkiod won with my graphite anal‘ '
the valve is worked on he sent just sit!
in snarling The result is said to be?
that the surfaces resist «weer loosen '
and min there tightness better than
without the graphite finish
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in the Uphblstcry Store .,
Spring opening of Drapery Fabrics. Csetonnes, Silk-
,ollnca. Art. Ticklnga. Repps.
Cloth and Cotton Tafletas. V
Printed Linens Radium
'lhirll Flmu'. .
. “Because oil has a disintegrating or... ._..
root not onl power it n it in
income a: ”3?... cm 21:013.: ‘12:; :a- WWW" "e “a“ ”’“m‘ “n" m “3' mm” but ”mm b" ”9"" m "’
wanted When they are net available. firm and positive manner. There is n
:mnsxfxgm msgxigflmfifii In midi: on cuierxencr a car can be certain amount of leg to the action oi
well protected. it all is permitted to very satisfactorily raised by runniuu the magneto at slow speeds which [lor- ,
comm on. thorwirlug a", lnuuliition obs wheel—«or two, ifor that matter» mitscheodvmemmo spark. A may:
will in pm.) my mum, m, that m“ on a stone or piece of timber until it we omit stallion engine speeds. such V
slump chains mp «use the blue {is Moisetiy high for the purpose. as. when cranking by hind, is not in.
mm, to M egtnouodf ”a . short 65“." blocking up the me with timber Vur’ tense. The battery Gila"! ”WOW? i“
cm or a mum? of curremt will fol stones and then removing the stone or intense minimum engine speed. For
low bloc): from under the. wheel by deltas this msbn when cranking by. band on
in! the tire. the battery the em must be Vrelnnl.
cecal " ' ' ed. .
Motoring museum. Sentinel:
I have a; -——- car which has the
’ but attentions the mi
Norwalk Chronicler