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THE FORD.
S. L. BENEDICT. thent.
Motoring litpiirtmeiit. St‘lliillt‘i:
Where a party has a tourtylinder
motor and it dot-s 11ot_ ai-t right on
111] llitil' cylinders. him can the bud
(')‘illxtit‘l‘ be located. l'iiiii lately 1111:
engine has given no troublc oi unv
1111111. ‘ T. 1. ~
’l‘i'y the («11.111111551011111 (18011 cylin-
der oepnratcly. Beginning with tho
first cylinder, open all 1111‘ ('(il‘llpl't‘h-
h‘lUll roliol' cot-its except iininbt'i‘ om.
After that open number one and
close number two and so (~11. if than:
is wcuk compression in tiny one ('yliii~f
do!" this in itself is. oiili‘icicnt to (3:111:1-
tlic motor to not budl}. l'suully [illi
trouble is duo to on unscatidoxliaiist
vulic. 11' ('Uiiilli'l'i‘s‘loll 1:: good in 921M
cylinder then you should li'rl lilt'
plugs. i‘crliniisvthc ])(1l‘(‘t‘illill 01‘ on”,
of the plug: is broken or short cit-
with carbon. The poi'cclniii.
should b" sound 111111 clean, and the
ripill'it gap about onc-ihirty~st~coiidoi
mi illi’il,
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Motoring: l‘itnai'liiit'iit.
Why is it llt’Ct’Sb‘ztl')‘ to use 11 battery
to sturt‘.‘ 1 con start my citgiiic on
the. magneto just is well. .\ friend
01‘ iniiio tells the that some time 1
.Will harenouhlo «11.1 the road 11221411151:
13 this no?
11.1).
When btartlgn
Iiisuufl'y 11 #11111 The
mu'gneid‘ 151-. of doiftcrmtttll'ctentb
hot spark to igiiiict tho 1:115 if turned
11101111" 11' the i ignéto is in good
dunditiou and five mixturc‘right, n.
‘ 1 quick turn with spark lover advanced
will often suiiico. 111 cold \icatliur
starting engine on magneto is mom
difficult, due to poor t'arburetion
when motor is. cold. The buttery and
coil system dt‘ii\'t‘l‘i~' 11 hot spark at all
‘ filmed and abilities-tho danger of 11
~ ~tho~ valves.
kick' back as 'well
cranking. \‘iian
aé‘ considerable
climatic conditions
affect on rbui'etion. ‘
Motoring Department. Sentinel: '
How often should the valves be
ground to keep the motor up to stand
ard? 1 how a new car which has
been used now about 1.300 11111152111
does not not right on hills. 1 am told
that the' wires need grinding Your
adlce will be appreciated ,8. B.
On some motors the mites require
more attention than on others. it is
good economy to resent the valt'cs
about éveryrlfitk) mired. especially the
onilaust' valves. ' Tho intake valii'etic
are» not subjected to? naminiich' heat
and reunites ‘losb' attention. The qual-
-ity of 'oil used and elm-mixture affect
Perfect oombtutioni of
the mixture insuros loss valve trouble.
motoring Dopsi'tment. Sentinel:
mmtm' 1mebeonareulor
. of your problem; which 1 m I”?
interesting: mitt truthful Thorn is one
.. thing i would 1111b to not about: my
E cor. 11215011114!in with tho MS
;itb
‘ . mono nmrhdoliw .1! 1
to do much ettér but easily one» dandy veto the 1111119.: 2'
III:IQbIttorSn 51in 1010111:
houw “distorting and lighting SYn-
11—111. This, ~\ou know, has a separate
iixsti'uiiit'nt charge the. batteries.
inivly the huttm'y does not seem to
charge. That is to say. the sclf~
51111111 seems to be neat: in cranking
lilt' motor. which i believe it due to
11112 “12111; buttery. Do you suppose
the battery is in need 01' repairs? 1
bars kept the cells filled and take
good row of the car. What do you
think is the matter? 15 it in the iii~
strunicnt itself?
A. it appears that the collector
hriishcs in the t'ciierator need rcplnc-
1112.2. 11' those. 111'.» worn and do not
hear lirmly on the commutator thi-
linticry will be robbed of its chart:
1115.1. Perhaps by stretching the springs
just back of the hrusheo you will ob-
tain temporary_ help until you can
obtain a set 01' new brushes. Of
minute. it will take some time to bring
the battery back to normal again.
to
Alarming Department. Sentinel:
Sent incl: ;
171111 you tell 11:8 what I can use on
the bralid band lining to make tho
brakes hold better? The lining in
not worn out and the adju'utmcnt is
gomkhul no matter how hard 1 prcss
on the pedal the car does not stop as
it should. READER,
ll'r) doing 8 1111.111 belt dressing c0111-
pound. such no is used to prewut
belts slipping on pulleyu in machfpif'
shops. 3011 should be able. to obtain
this at most any hardware or general
supply store.
Motoring Department, Sentinel.
lhmeiust bought a 1913 four- cvlln-
Ger touring car. and am told to kecp
oil level 411 crank cane up to a certain
point. This inctlns adding.‘ some oil
0 121-31 day. What 1 “out to know is
this: Shouldn't all tho oil be drained
off once in a while? 1 don't know
much about. an engine. but this seems
uenuible How often should the 011
be changed"
Thanking you for this information.
I am. 1W C.
it is advisablo to drain the case
and use fresh all about every 1,001)
miles. It iI good economy to do this
and also to use all of the best quality.
Motoring Department. Sentinel:
'reg 111311
2.1-:
Automobile 011mm!
CI luthliuflillSthI 1
Into You 0::
note“. tower Ind 9004
wmunotmtrmtoomm
11mm hiI on our
Price $3.00 Mutts Wonfl,
I
Moron immovmwx'r 00. ‘2
l common anon: now you.
tastier.
trouble?
t'un you 11:11 111.22 “but is 111;;-
’l‘l:ankin;.j you. i 1111.,
E. 1..
The carburetor 1113) not be adjusted
for slow speed, While tilt' 1110111111121}
idle slowly it may not pull :teadilyul
Him pr‘l‘Li. Mix“ 1111 11.. i-.11'
tires and jt—i'l:- time is. LUUBU to ‘o£.
evidenced a knock due to 11112 ir ll
tiring. By ft'kAlljllblillll lei
carburetor to pull 111.-i‘c>twdiiy it;
olcw engine speed you iiilluudiaultgl .1
1y ontain EilL't‘li b: thr resulln It: 5
Would also wig; tst that ion 111 peot'
the spook plugs 113,11 ['Fad.,Ubl 1111;:
point; A wide wart: gap will tiiuscl
the 111515: at slow engine spews. l
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Motoring Department. 5911111151:
Will you please define “l'n‘l iiuuiing‘”
axle and “semi-limiting" axlv’ Thank-1
in: ."0u in advance, 1 remain mini?
very truth, '1. 1. IL.
A full floating axle is one 111111-11
serves to transmit the driving power
to the wheels. but does not summit
the weight 01' the car. in this call:
struction the \‘1i11'6‘i hearings arc an.
chored on tho axle housing which sup»,
ports the weight. '
In the bani-flouting typo axle 1119
wheel is keyed to the end 01' thc mile
shaft and the axle shat'tturns on 111‘;
bearings within the uxlohonsing. to
this construction the title bhatt surveys
to transmit power to the wheel: up
wellhs to support the weight.
'2” '2 1
Motoring livpartineot, Sentinel:
Kindly tell me how to remedy tho
following:
1 111111 the linker dcmouutable rinm
on an Uuklund cur, Model «1:, 1'11;
(111 one of the rear wheels at every
revolution there is a creaking. swluh~
1111; sound. oiipposediy the rim rub-
bing on the wheel. 1 have changed
rims. ham tightcnod tho 111111.111“a
stoned and oiled, and still tanuvt
find the cutirc.1'oiir~ r0>pcctiiilly.
You btutc that you have changed
the rims and that the creaking 11011158 .
is rtill 111 the rear wheel. ’1‘1'1' 111111112
1111; the 111111.105 from 01112 o! the other
“herbs to the suspected “heel. Po?-
hunt. you need 11 ten new “We“;
Also note bun the 11111 11011: 1111
point \\ bore the dowels go 11110111131;
loo baud ulicn the wclghl oTth’e
rests on the tire at this point. and
the car 11-1 rolled buck and forth ovq
this point. By making this observan
tion you till! undoubted iv locutt the
source 01' the trouble. The dentin
should lit onus in the “libel r1111 to
pretent “orking 111 this point. '
A . 1
HELPFUL HINTS.
Leather boots are use
joints to piotect same from dirt
boots should not be tilled with grease.
A little lubricant sulllclcnt to enter the
'parts will eerie beiter than :1 (11111111111...
If too much is used it will force the
boot open and be wasted.
When a. car has been standing for
some time it is advisable to drain float
chamber of carburetor in order to get
rid of any sediment or water. A small
piece 01’ dirt or a few drops‘ 01 water
I
d on 11111113er
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.Bavarlan \t'ai' MiniItry today order-
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vint'ludlng the officers messes and the-
.THE CALL or THE WILD..
Iknowa pldce where the fern is
deep. .
And the giant fir waves high,
And a rocky ledge hangs dark
and stiie'p,
n‘» l
01‘.
And a laughing brook leaps by.
And it‘s thIcre to be with a Ian! I
t
that' s Iirec
Fxom tlie' Street‘s discordant
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With a blmfitprcadm a osdor
bed,
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two
And the voice of the world
., h Ir \. ,u
afar, "‘-
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I know at? pool in 'a leafy dell
Tbs That the tvary trout love best. ;
And afimid-Ittrail to the ottoman!
Where the red deer lie at; rest.
A, night bird's call when the
shadows fall
And a. cougar’s eorig' or}!1L
1 bought this ueo’son a secondhand in the carburetorrwlll cause the motor AI giltnce degp, and a dreamt“;
car which the dealer said was a 1911
model, but' which 1 now find is a 1910
He also agreed to put it in first.
'chiss shape. but failed to do 80.117111“
can I do about it?
The car runs‘ fairly well: on the
level, but when climbing-11 hill on
high" the car slows down and stops.
There is no play in the connecting
rods. Could' you tell me when the
troublo'fo? ' P. 1.31.
11 your bin 01 onto specific: and de-
serlbo‘o an 111211010 othor than you re-
cotvod you how pivot and1 31th be
able to obtain filters. .15 2
K1: mam fitter 111.1831 What
a trouble ‘ls witttu your. car. Poor
carburetor adlutttnteut «will matte t'
to mls- lire hitdlyI.
'The porcelain oi the spark plug will
sometimes crack and permit a short
circuit within the plug. Thin is often
hard to detect unless the porcelain is
removed and carefully donned. The
slightest indication ot a fraction is su1-'
mum to condemn the porcolain. ' z
i Ground cork mixedsvttbheavygrooso
is very otter: used to advantage in rear
wheel hub caps to roam rattling ot
the axle slim 1102:11an axles oa-
11155111111113“ donate 311me who: won:
The, cork 111 the grease will serve to
reduce the noise.
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(1de 1m over sharp
pogo cairmcks. 'l‘o out rub-5
i sleep
I Under the. ppm sky.
fLeslio’s.Weokly.
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o: the 1511116351111“. The trust cig-
arettes already‘had been banned from
.. 1111113111111, rniln‘oy stations.
Thamer
OCULISTS
make our eye examinations and
supervise the titling and adjusting
of all glasses. '
The int-reusing iiopularity’ol our
savior shows that this provisiou is
appreciated.
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Open Sat." Evenings. Est. 1897
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’From “PUBLIC INSTRUCTION .IN
FIRE PREVENTION."
.“Woodcn shingles one the principal
American continuation breeders.
When dry, they ignite' like tinder
when flying. brands or oparks alight
upon the”. Once a shingle roof is on
, fire. the drought of thé flames tears
off the light shingles and carries them
to other roofs to be ignited in turn,
and their turn to furnish new flying
brands.”
5- TRY ASBESTOS
SHINGLES.
CENTURY
Tel.‘ 987- 3. Sogylow AV.-
» arm's» -'I"AW1£!II’..’*.‘." r
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.Vlos'i lieopic locate (uranium room:
through Sentinel Wani 1115., .11ch
'nniain from time “.1119 list.» 0‘
with 11211 nro 101- row
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MERRILL COLLEGE
SUMMER
.1122» icr ioiiits, making (Unnecthmr
SCHOOL 111111: 1191111 through cuts to this follow 2
' 1111-. points: (1111 1111111111 01110.38!) Don:
JULY ti to August 3“. Hours: 5 101" lniiianaiiolis, Kansas City, 1.011195
II \ille‘ Little Rock. Oklahoma City. fit.
ii- “l- “J 1- UL Louis and Salt Lake i'iti' Frelzh‘t.
boat leaves Pier
York
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SPECIAL TUITION RATES TO
SUMMER SCHOOL STUDENTS. r
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South Norwalk.
1
THE NORWALK STEAMBOAT LINE
Economy Means
1.
1\
its: 319.1111 .1 Eating iul' You
901 ti ices 20 per cent.
Sterling Furniture (loww
27-129 witsnmoron 51':
W
opprecittive Employers
FAST FREIGHT LINE TO NEW»,
facilitate: 11ml
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. as 1211; 1111.111: ii:
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Hammocks,
rex Rugs all
Its Oak it's. Bk
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105.
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ant Adv-o. 101' chances to ttndmorl
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YORK AND TO ALL PDiNTS IN
THE SOUTH AND WEST. .
"hroiiuh car sertii'o 10 all lrnzottanl.
0‘
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1‘ 1st River, New
11001 (11‘ l'atheiine St). wary:
1721.0an Sunday zit ll p.111. FMSMV
11131921 211 Norwalk up to 5 p. m. and
Soziili \‘urwulk up to 3:30 p. 111.
Arming J Smith, Leo-cg;
George F. Foote. General Agent.
or
RED (111033111113
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iALlFAX AND ST. JOHN'S NEW-
FOUNULAND.
'Round Trip, New York to Hall-
fax ...... .. ...... . ...... 340.00 E
Iound Trip, New York to St.
John's, Newiotiudiand $80-00
Let Us Book Van for One of Thou '2 '
Pleasant Summer Trip.
1
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Layton 8t (20.. inc.
REN'I’S NOTARIES PUBLIC . 2.
5 Railroad Avenue,
South Nurmlk.
._...._.
Teeth and “'
Refinement
You can‘t appear'well with
poor teeth, and you know and.
are consilous of it. Your mirror
reflects it and you urn ashamed
of it. See
Dr; iii. Mallory
Don't suffer this mental strain.
You ever remember tho por‘
fact teeth.
15 so. Main 91.. so. Nomlk. '
HOURS: I A. M. TO I P. M.”
IUNDAYB "APPOINTMENT,
‘1". IrIL-"J.
{log Necti Attention
1.
ll
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it 11 an" beat w uotoh I :1”;
lent: or 11 plumbing repulr what 1:
‘s- it 11m starts. because its tob- 1'
"i‘deimr is to grow worn with"
hm, no well in time and trott-
Lie by 'r-honlng or sending for
us whenever any part or you”
“sanitary soul-intent amen" to
(1 be out of order in the tout.
‘12.“ "Homemade" rennin or.
’make-ahlfts at best. and on tho
f' costllelt 1n the long run-'—
5" plloe your plumbing problem
‘« on our shoulders and we win
I
'wili save much onnoyéf
‘3
5
Si
1
coin. than rmpdy and onto»
finned”.
isHORMiE kNASHg;
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North Holt. and Wonk Ito;
and will have many more before the
- will greatly reduce the temperature of:
the kitchen and will he'p to make
the Summer more enjoiable.
for information.
We have had some very. hot days.
immer is over.
A”
'A.GAS
RANGE
ox.
We have them at all prices.
it.
You trouble or your on
.adlustlnu. feel at libert
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