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m3sctr3o hubs in my lamps burning
14w»,
1‘“ likely a onevolt increase will We 0! m3syatswr .o
3“ lost that youconsultthexnahernot"in!“o with "If presents
. 5m.» spark stindunhnt _sbove sport:
‘flrrent is being delivered to the pkg.“
‘ who pm: at the terminal and deter
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‘ Wag Depsrtrnent. Sentinel;
this true! Will you. please tell me
lldtoring Department. Sentinel:
‘3 ,d’restolite tank to head lights sine 9999993199... 39,. 999.9 9‘!
‘r’u‘h it to miniloid for starting in 99999:. 3
* for using lights How large blbln-s'
«3 outlined
‘thls would work well.
“more practical to install a gasoline the large insulated wires touched any
~~'pr3ilning device at some sort. This iron a leak or light would appear; ll
undoubtedly would peeve more act» would also ksk out on my fingers.
udeiactory. The electric device you3wouid m melody. weund ten». the
~_,.have mentioned should give better wire at these points stop tho‘: leak?
outlined by you.
7 Motoring Department Sentineli
.‘partlculsrly are very much spotted: would be 9.3.99 were gum” to
horrendous-stir In grssr- “potatosuidethe
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WEB.
If you have the room uni, the styling. i live on s hill and very
1.9“, 99 993990 19.99 999999 ““99 0.. trout seat to install a suitelently often run it out of the garage 0!
sssrseuotbulbeandeacbhrwmhrse task it willservs your psr- handthenthrowitiswmildm
bled snore than a month 30083 providing the
3 The Voltage from the source olw ch».
mt is too high for the lamps used. ”NEW to lilo- the proper Iced in
2:37 bulbs of greater voltage. lore 80in: up hills. There is no
the
’ The
ls
filers is In sir leek here
which preventi the mantel oi
the proper pressure. This le‘ may
be in any one at a number otioints.
lob. it ioeptsd and remedied. will
plugs? J H, H, lusts the ii'otlbie. it is“ much
The lump spark attachment wli M0? ‘0 "Oil the present air leak
ID! you gt 3 glance '3“ m than it b to W the “V11? sys-
eliminate the trouble. Would ling-3‘39” “10“ PM ins
your lighting system regarding this. in!“
Notoring Department, Sentinel: i
I_9 there any advantage in using a
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Motoring Department. Sentinel;
.1 l W "bdrm g“ auto-
henna fleshed” tor some time. Would
like to have you auswerthis‘li pos-
elble. ! have a lull Ave-passenger car
119! runs: sum: ind quiet until it
strikes twenty-Ive miles per; hour.
when: it makes a noise like“ gears
' mashing badly: fwm gotbatwsr (rum
1 have been told that either camphor twenty-live to ' twenty-loved. WA
or ether, when used separately in hour. 3010“ or below the} runs
gasoline, will greatly increase the iuuiet and 0. K. The nolse appears
speed and power 0! a motorcycle. ls'oome from left hand side under hood.
Lil. 0.
While the noise moms to come
trounced" shood'.lt may.never-
instead be in. a. trouble g: the
transmislsoo or rear axis. The con-
struction is such- that an internal
The use of chemicals to lnteasily rear axle noise would sodhd up
the explosions is not advisable in the through the whole car. it the motor
They are not built' runs well which idling either slow or
to stand excessive increased strains. last you can reasonably conclude
it you make any experiments your- that the motor is not at fault.-
sell you will undoubtedly llnd it nec- it the diderentlal crown and pinion
Howeverdtis not adlflicult matter to
:Ieterrnlne this without such aim
1Wile India! s screwdslvdi’dl"
other metal instrument with insulated
handle will serve well to short circuit
,
{nine whether current is reaching the
the right amount or each to a gallon
of gasoline! 38‘ “‘82“ be My
changes in the mdtor. as cama‘lid
leg. and carburetor? is there danger
“EVith either one? I. T.
. from to readjust the carburetor. As bevel gears are not properly meshed
'rtor changing the timing this should3
.3310? be necessary.
a disagreeable noise will result Like-
wise. it the crown gear hi not run-
ltorltue tube bearings are detective,
'Woumnl’ommw‘fl‘fl‘ ltroublewillresalt. Acsrsi‘tilexsml
col-puns to the pine loudlns from idiom by a coinpebsnt mocha‘hie
the
edid weather by crushing car’ 0! f. '3
course it would need a-shut—‘od valve Motoring Department. Sentinel: 3'."
We have 03. car which has bothered
should i use. and would I get gas us by missing are. sometimes on one
with a reducing valve on presto and again on all cylinders. and thron-
'tenk? I have seen gasoline primers sins steps. I have been trying to lo-
advertised with electrically heated cats the trouble in the carburetor; but
Cecile from battery. Which is prefer“ tonight i noticed 30 light under the
7i able? -s 3
L. QB 37000112 070mm at the time. and
It would hardly be advisable to upon investigating saw thatsttbreect
use the Prestolite gas in the manner the plugs Just where the porcelain Clio
It is very doubtful whether tore the bushing a dim issh appeared
It would be all around the plug. Also. wherever
results than the Prestolite method tht would chose the light on the
3999993919!” ,3 21333] n
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iron! to the spelt out! are afrfidsntly
in taking the valves out of my motor W99 9 .9999“ 99 ”1.999
noticed that the exhaust valves We." may 19 “pummel!“ it
stud one valve is slightly warped. is renew them? 1‘11!“ wires cfiry: the
km to get all new mm. 0" nigh rhino. current. which {is very
bacilli moral} WWGWGN“ penetrating. and the Eighth leak
diverted rearind the others? t: 1". '3...“ 9.3.9: the proper running or the
X30 ~ot‘ground the valves as .9999...
VI" sssts it will no'bédue mhrokenporcelain widenin-
3'necssssr to grind‘ the valves until 9.“. 999: may it“!!! new the
answer ammremedm‘muemdthmmtomwum
movemmmlymdnnmmtothmtstthm
tbantlisre
the hestrssultah-omamotorgw mwummmg
advisable to meet etch rem mchwlthis the ow ms
11 every8.00ilor3000miles '01. 399999999.-
. curt-sh t frniist also overcome in-
Alglorlng Department, Sentinel:1 the
oh the rear and i have a lot" ‘3 ‘ ‘9‘ ”this or
level or the motor will start.
Gasoline is high mdugh shoves” ear- ing worse. and now i cannot start I
going true or any of the rear axis‘
The wires which conduct the cur- .
earthenware mmmw .1... or
smooth seat is obtsincd In 9.99 19.9999 er Wag the spark
3 , of a warped valve stem it is BID .9 999 9911999.- This short cir- 3
duct replacethlswithanew one.cultisduetbths1sctthatthereis
Althelparklll;
finial-widens m in331:1'es3seli rc'slsts‘i‘ree ‘uxmmN7
necessary tosdast elbow-
'rnsutolthsairsspply.
hiotoring Department. Sentinel:
l have a high tension magneto on
mycsrwhieh hasnot causedmeanr
trouble until about six weeks ago.
M7 the toodbid with the presses-tank! when it began to start rather hard.
andeverslsoelthssbothsred min
lthssbeengrow—
at all. loaned uponsoltbegsrsge
men and he told me he thought it was
my carburetor. but as there is no lilo
lsthespsrkplugswhsathsenglnbis
running i think it is» the magneto. i
do not use batteries'lt is a set spark
magneto. it has not been taken
apart since i have owned the car.
which in” about six months. and has
boss run about tour chanced miles.
The carburetor seems to be adjusted
all right—only when i spend the es-
gine up a little after it has been
standing it seems to choke up as it
{ requisite
ARE mmn'
v.
' WT m “EVE.
,‘l‘bsisctthattkeliuioscnmihss
hssdstsrmissdthatthsmm-
mammals-amen»:
Washabhmulnnos-
“hmammuv- west
immutmsmanover
moccasin. Hitherto it has been in-
posslhle to get the Lower House at
' Washington to regard this amendment
seriously. The Senate has voted onit,
last session it obtained I majority in
1“ UM House though not the
V twothlrds malorlty. Th0
blends of w-isn's‘utrsta Ire moor-
tionstely morn numerous in the Ben-
ate than in the House: but whatever
thsvotomayhethisnrsttnnethat
the W3 0‘ Waves votes
on the queetloh. the country will know
that the question has arrived at the
point where itisispradticsi politics.
and that there will he no rest tor.
suburbs-tootsie or Republicans un
til the question is settled Mt.
an adversi note in either the House
or-ths Senate will end the woman
undress mean; especially in view
oitkeisctlhstwhsrewcmeaars
already voting there is a solid ms-
iority in mver‘ at extending the right
1h women in the other scales. Tgst
tissvdesoigsnelsctsdhymenoni!
will headbands-annuity unteste-
seated you!» is unthinkable. “00°-
iaily in view of the ever‘incrssslns
agitation for woman homage all over
the spark was not strong enough torths United sass-.4011 the tact that
take what gas it shduld. After a low
seconds it picks up and goes on all
right. all or the hylindsrs pinkish
good Would like to know your opin-
ion oi‘ what i have stated and it you
think the magnetofleeds cleaning sou
recharging. E. R. K.
it the magnets are week you will
experience trouble in starting motor.
Also, it the breaker points are badly
worn and out of sdlustment you will
have dimculty in starting. Perhaps
the collie detective First clean and
sdinst the breaker points, and I pos-
sible substitute temporarily another
coil. By so doing you can better is-
cats the trouble. i (this debs not
help; you had better return magneto
and coil couplete tothemaker for
an overhauling.
With a weak spot you can hardly
expect good results it is dileul! to
obtain a carburetor mixture that will
iacllitate starting it the ignition is
weak This trouble'sbould be elim-
inated tint and the carburetor adjust-
ed mustard. 3
I NHEL'FF'UL merit”
Anything that tends to push n valve
too'nsslds crllltithyspplylughores
to any way «dept centrally ia‘ noble
to urge unequal and chloral“ Ell-31' rm,» II
at bothstem and seating. 3‘01,“th
reasontheendoithestemandtbewh‘
otthellitertawl'l'mb'mm
secure and mike MW“! 3"“ °°“‘
mgwhhhcasnotbedenelieitheris
unevenirm
The hall check valves which control of
the movement 0: oil through them >1 ‘
where pressure reed lubricationls‘isd 3
bored to should be cleaned ‘ 1
ly to insure ‘rir'ehdt‘ vol-bier
owners of item cars should hear in
mind the fact that in a light machine
vibration is more oilective in looser»
ins nuts. bolts and sore" than in a
heavy car,- This means. MW. that
such shines should be given noofno
tunity to get loose. but should be well
taken care oi with lock washers. splib
pipe. and other trouble preventsrs.
The varnish on a our newly painted
islisblotobeoomespe‘ekl‘edlfitls
rained on. The application ot a mix.
tureoteuusipsrtsoirswllnssedoii
and malt vinegar it well rubbed‘h.
will render the marks less noticeable
A valve spring that has‘ become
weakened by ageandlongservicecsn
be temporarily strengthened by plac-
mgwaahsrs undernsosstopsrtir
clesi on the coils. .Cs’rs ihould be
muscuottoclosetheeolissomu’cn
that they will come together when the
valve is raised. .9
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Tooter“ moaned "at his. sex.
iey's looking realm-h.
"What is your. namei'f she yelled.
utter hiringhiih. .
“Nahum is Poe. masts. was till)m
‘ i
there. is us smiled whatever tor the
withdrawal ol‘the We from wom-
en in any one of the eleven states
where women hbve lull Indrage. and
that in llllsols.“ where they enioy
presidential and. municipal sudrage
thereis an immensely strong move-
ment for the full entranchissmeut or
the women.
“Women in Public Lite" is the title
0! a volmue recently pubushsd by tba'
Academy oi mum; and doom
Science whose headquarters are in
Philadelphia. it contains articles by
such well known men and women as
Miss Jane Addams. Earl Barnes. Flor-
sues Kelleyyrrofisso‘r Simon N. Pat-
tea and Excluded! 8 B. Brsckinridse.
There are altogether eighteen essays
in the book and these cover every
phase of the new activities ct women.
Right in the middle is an article by '
Mrs. notice. President of the National
Association Opposed to Woman Sui.
Wthe only one at the fightsen
which is against votes tor women
After reading the other essays. that
by Mrs. Dodge sounds curiously arch»
* sic “Munmbusuddem
1y waited up in the year mt alter go-
ing to sleep in me To begin with
an. Dodgeswdsidher Mt sets
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thoughuhehsdhsdnooor
pertus‘ity oi ”fig sous! address in
working in unit a large section of
the shoes fits not lira Dodson
coneopt‘mn ol- locations oi 8°"
eminent are as denote hm activity
nether strands slush the activities
1 3, "thfthe out mirth.”
one 01-3 018 with» also metros
W supported it! the “ind! box. the
cartridge belt and the shefld's sum-
menu.
In the mid nineteenth century the
idea.) of the their dominant politicos
ledges» ins mwml would
touch the nation as lightly as point.
hie that it should concern itself only
with the detense at the nation trom-
cutside eneniies and the decodes oi
individuals tram thett and murder.
and assault Nowadays the verdict cl
3 bullet he: is more often enforc-
ihrohgh the ihspecter than through
cartridge belt or the sherlii's suin-
ks . 1 _ which melt
are most mammal need was... to
help to support the, verdict oi the
ballot- box. and without. the help at.
men they deems lonely incited
live. The enemies of Metre-the
most deadly chanted or human life
are not the gunmen of New Yorh
City. but dirt. disease and germs. and.
miles who; can combat as
No one can possibly imagine that 3
0 other camp. Count the
each coup and then the
some out, for real mothers
women of muscle and bone. not
m‘p— 1.
mm
“”0le
Hblnmimithrmt
llsssihshsisatohsih
tsistsmse
‘ilssseerespendeotis a divorce
case the right to appear and be heard
under Con-auteur. law! In a decis-
lon handed down today Judie W
peerulesthat it hasnol. haenths
chasm to allow them to intervene,
andyet thcrslsswaylnwhlehthelr
rights can be protected. .
This decision was made in the di-
sproportionate“ which hire. Rebeccs
bale Ilsriln hsa3 instituted mm:
Dr.’Robert Douglas Martin. As sl-
reody told lndbese columns, the suit
midst the doctor was based on the
rounds of cruelty and infidelity. The
doctor made smwer and lies a cross
coniplalnt, Ilse charging infidelity.
There was then asmstion tors more
specific statement. 1
Filed Amendment.
in response to this the doctor's
lawyers. DeForest & Klein. tiled an
amendment which named mm
others. liylton Ewan or New York
Ind George Kelly at New Haven. as
oorespondents. and certain places in
Brideport and West Haven so the le-
colities where the improper conduct
occurred.
After this pleading in cards Attor-
no, George E. Beers for Swan with
a motion to allow swan to inter-vent.
Attorney lunch 1‘. When ap-
peared lor Kelly and moved that his
client be madebsrllv defendant.
The motions were argued at the
short calendar sessions some days
ago. Attorney Jacob E Klein sp-
peered tor Dr Martin and opposed
both motions. ui- Klein bolhted
out that there could be but one de-
fondant in‘ a divorce cues and that
motion was quickly disposed oi.
' Motion Osniati. .
In arguing against‘the other mo-
tion Mr. Klein showed the compli-
cations that could ioilow it counsel
chose. Judge Burpee evidently takes
this view or it in rendering his decl-
sieu denying the motion to alias
Ewen to interval.
The court says that Connecticut
does not recognise the right of a
wrupoudsnt to intervene. it is
tree~that counsel for co-respendents
havshsen‘sllowsd in times past" to
take part. subject to the discretion
of the court, but this has conferred
occasion for altering the rule.
W. cm
Judge Barbee can further: "1 do
not feel so sure as coxmsel that inter
mention ‘would be h the. interest of
.jusudsendtairsess inevsty case.’ it
{either or mm bottles or
the action might hs‘ annoyed and
or thsttkeconductaudprsssntation
or detections somrdiss, to his or her
wishes and Judgment might be hin-
dered or prevented.
“Until it appears that inlusdce is
mmsomocsmlt wouidseemto be
better to follow the custom which has
mm PM“, in, this state. and
carry an application to intervene or be
ends-- my in. an action. while fairly
lpsrmltting s corespondent to appear
by conseierass witness and to
Mos other witnesses, and it may
‘bsst examine and cross examine wit-
houses in probable circumstances.”
Iltisunderstoodtlnutthansxt mo
lion will coins from the detendsnt
;anditwlilbearecuestiorsn sn-
”onto theorem bill it that is not
filed before short scientist day s‘.
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no right sndasystthersa‘eemsne
or thumbytkemusalplaintidhl
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m Ellswosldnotssythstlssi fruit. .- . 3..
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deli. but left it for the indium or titty countries. ‘3
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‘3‘ “There is no way of telling
‘ modified 1857
MondsythclborewiHbe open even-:3
inglumfltfllo’ciock. Hmyesatsadpsckagssmaybs
chockedinfiieReadingRoom.
Gloves for Christmas
m We Kids, twobutton, with broad black
embroidery on the backs, a little heavier than usual and
an excellent glove to wear with tailored gowns or winter.
-costs.-1 $2.00
Reynier Chevrette Gloves, in tan and black only.3a .
very stylish glows and one that will wear.. Short—fingered
women like it especially well. $2.35
Denis’ and Fownes' hairy Cape 610‘ch in tan or In«
dish red for either men or Women, $1.50 and $2.00
Wool Gloves for
Men and Women
Max’filovm, warm and comfortable with' Stout
facings and binding! of kid “here the strain comes,
$1.00
We barbie Wool Gloves, tvann‘fot driving or:
motoring. as they come well up round the wrist,
Children’s Gloves
in gray Or in, siiit lined, nice qualities,
$1.00. and $1. 253
Mornings the best time to buy gloves ,3
Hosiery forGii‘ts 1
A BO: of Interwoven toe-end-hee.‘ will be ‘ appre—
ciated by any man, for he can depend on the quality. I
Mmmu.m3
Black Silk Km for women from $1. 00 and $1. 25
to $1.6?
Outsizes, Snoo. $1.50 and $0.00.
Silk Hoesinevcning shades, gold, blue. pink and
white; 3
$1.50 ‘
Ribbons
_ A Fresh Supply of Narrow chum llibbons
For packsgcs. 7
i
$1.25
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Gnc- eighth inck‘ to cis.
O‘ne- -quarter inch 15 cm.
For ten-yard pieces.
Holly Ribbon, 5-yd. pcs ., 10 its.
Red Ribbon quarter- -inch 10-yd pose 35nd 55 etc.
Green Ribbon. quarter-inch, 10-)(1. pcs., 35 and 55 cts.
Naveity Hair Ribbons.
Moire. in assorted colors. 5 inches, 25 cts. a yd.
Brocade Moire, 5 inches, pink. blue or white, 29 c115.
"Sash width to match, 7 1~2 inches. so old.
Bridge and gay Fluids, 4 inches, 25 cu.
Main Floor.
Out of Town Deliveries. All mailabie packages sent .
free to any point in the United States or Canada.
. All bulky packages sliippzd by freight or express. free
“of charge to points within New England. New York or
New Jersey
For goods purchased in the sum- 3
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chi. 741; Superintendent n w. Tinker checkins War 21 000 names All
reported to the Board or likincationo re enumerator is required to take an oath;
~-: before a justice of the peace. cerfifijnir.
mm that the. 1°” in enumeration that his reports are accurate. and that 3
for by the 19.01; that lost your the in‘ of the reports."
crease w‘aa abnormally litter. belnl‘. ‘ ~
about 3.500 shove the average annual, mm irreducea a
seedless grab,
my.
Accidents during the Pnnama cen-
lb; cl cosmiructlon have cost 3.2103 lives:
'1‘th or the new! oi the
more then “.000
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