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, .an til“ of'ithem stalled automo-
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some fifty bat ahead or fixes)? cars
wallitisgirl macaw. The;
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one: fusion it smears that!» driver
when the mean our came along.
"more: trill: to avoid striking this
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car. drove it! ths‘hard paved iosdway'.
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Honoring Department The Sentinel—v
has me in your paper. I have a Spits
derf coil-non- librating: Once it will
. not on battery, than it will not. Bat-
us-ies are good. New wh'e'from coil'
Ides. Carburetor is right, but when‘
running fifteen miles \per hour car will
run fine. Hoping 5to waive reply an
lea early issue, {remain—~13. K. ‘
It is assumed that you use battery
current for starting only, and when
running at Sheen miles per hour or
any other speed you use magneto cur-
rent. he that interrupter operates
timely-and that the spring is sufficient-
ly strong to close contact points Ipro-
tperly, the points being clean. istOCh sentatives not being able to locate the
and 1”“ ' ' I fauli.. It may be that something is out
:Aiso make sure that dry cells are of alignment. 11 you will publish your
“1" in a dry place and that “1° 08113 answer in your next issue you will
. ’ -aoe well insulated from luattery box greatly abuse—J S.
or any other metal having a tendency it would hava helped to fox-m an
‘0 ““8 311°“ circuits.“ opinion if the make of motor was
' known to which you prefer. ' What
means did you take to.’ ascertain that
the trouble was caused by two inlet
valves? In the meantime might sup
1
service station as a last resort, as l
intend to ship the some back to the
makers in the event of the local repre-
Mptoriuz Department, The sentinel—
. Will a seventy- -two degree test gas-
olene give more mileage per gallon
Motoring Department, The Sentinel-—
Last August I purchased a new
i thought at a little problem to soiu 1915 model car. Eva- gmcg this
machine haI run 2,009 miles there is
a constant and very annoying sound in
the motor, caused by the seating of
two inlet valves. The valves have been
'19 {$th find on 113% mad 0.; 3W1”: ground in and rum: and ”I this;
noise still remains the me. i hue
taken up the matter with several
Montcalm meoithmm .130
be able to eliminate this trouble. The
machine has now run approximately
4,600 miles Is it possible for you to
suggest some remedy? At present the
machine is in the "hands of a local
‘3
3 that on very slight grades when put-
than sixty agree test? In using sev-
enty degree test gas we find that the
needle valve can be closed more than
With .slxty degree test and engine
gives better results. F. H.
Yes, seventy degree gas is more
economical thunlthe sixty degree since
the calorific vuiuttoi the me: is high-
auto fact that you are lining. a an
or adjustment proves this. . ‘\
all me 7‘ ,4 ”1'” .-
Molokai; Dopartmeiiiz" lne Sentinel—-
Please tell me what is the best igni-
tion system for Buick model 10 car.
-<'F. K.
Any high grade ignition system
should answer the purpose. There are
a number of these used by prominent
manufacturers which have proven to
be most satisfactory; For detailed'ln-
formation would suggest, that you
communicate with the service depart-
3ment of the factory whero'your car
was made. They will inform you as
to which system they recommend, and
also give details for installation.
Motoring Department, The Stamina-—
I have a four-cylinder car with ov-
erhead valves and mutiple disk clutch.
hrgoing hp 11 long, fairlyistéep grade
l had to go into second, although I
felt that I should have gone up on
high. As I got near the top of the bill
it started to milss, so i went Into sec-
ond; but it continued to miss very
_much. sax-lawns compelled» to release ’
“libel: clutch to let the motor speed up'
and then throw it in again. i noticed
this on more gas she would miss bad-
.—.—i—
. l spark plug leakagh is a frequent and
gest that too much ciearanol between
‘11 valve stem and valve lifter or a
broken valve lifter spring will cause
excessive noise. Perhap the valve stem
guides are worn so that valves do not
work straight «up and down. New valve
glides might help to eliminato the
noise.
unsuspected source or power loss
Some plu rhave a, tendency to leak
when“very 0t and! for this reason it
is well tqlmalre an occasional test by
dropping a little oil around the pack-
ing joints and watching for bubbles...
With a good plug such leakage can
usually be obviated by taking up on
the packing gland.
. As a rule owners of electric vehicles
show their wisdom by leaving the care
of the storage batteries to those who
have had experience with them But
there are a few things that are of par-
ticular importance to those who eith-
er have or wantto do their own tink-
ering. One at them is to refrain from
putting acid in the electrolyte to bring
it up to the propery hydrometer test.
A cell that tests too low in acid usu-
ally needs a long slow “soaking" in
ovemharging, which has the enact of
driving the acid out of the plates into
the solution, and so bringing up the
reading. Acid should not be added un-
less the reading cannot otherwise be
brought up
Because an electric motor or dy na-
me is completely lnclosed so that it
is impossible for dust and dirt
work in from the outside, It does not
Jollow that the interior will be free
1y. Will you please let me know what.
. t to do? I have low tension magneto and
Stewazt vacuum feed .—A READER.
See that tbsp oints off the spark
plug do not separate more than $32 of:
an inch to insure a good spark allow.
for wear of the commutator produces
Rom due. nothé contrary, the grad-
ual wear of the brushes and the slow-
s. dust that .is‘ more or less abrasive
and also a good conductor of elotricity.
* The holes drilled In mumer :some
to,
engine speeds. Have carburetor 1111- times are rough and ragged, with the
justed as fine as possible without ‘pcp- result that the escaping gases set up
ping on suddenly opening the throt Is whistling noise anything but agree
tie. See that pipe line :is elem. The? able. smoothing: 911 the rough edges
position in which a carburetor is pla'c- i will usually eliminate the unwelcome
ed in motor may effect a- car's hill-‘ so.und
climbing ability. Wit-h carsuretor hav- When purchasing electric light bulbs
in'g‘the‘ float chamber on one side: one should note with care the.type of
it is sometinies advantageous to have lamp needed. If the Ivoltsge- system is
the float chamber placed toward. shellfish, the ordinary 'six volt bulb will
forward or radiator end of the motor. ‘not prove mole. Lamps should
. ‘be obtained of sufficiently high volta
. Motoring figment, “9' Sentinel—J age to eliminate the' burning out probr
"My car has a large size eihaust pipe?
entering the muffler and shows an ap-
preoiabl'e increase in pbwer With the
cutout employed .Tfrlend amine de-l Furniture and other Contents "
. , clares that thege shouldbe a differencot " ‘ 1 Blade. '
’ in power and taking my cares an ax- Fire starting shortly after nine yes-
~ ample, 1.1111111: there should ‘be none I
‘ The practice generally Mi
cities. 11 know—~44 K. , " '
With a proper designed exhaust
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copied“ by Irving 151111911. whowwas not
. nine and mains: o manhole dog: at no eatpi painful the” bldaeilshh'ted
crease in new : IIatI'iiné origin some 111% is a divider»?
nomad .anseds. at logo' and the neighbors have no dehuman-
MMWelal‘lmm naming srstandin'r o . when
“ roses bee-in the; '" ' '
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attend at; time; by man; all
any hair: have til-amend. trad. [-
2ter another manuals or 1.110, your
.1511“. becomes MWYME glossy '
.1011 and luxuriant. . ‘ '
team Parks-old. The dwelling is 012- If “
one street to wisit a neighbor was
overturned and Mrs. Duncan. who was
more than 81 years of age, died from
the shock of being thrown underneath
the upturned automobile.
The cow broke away from the little
girl and ran through the lots, but was
afterward captured. It was in no way
responsible for the accident. Duncan
sustained a fractured collar bone and.
the elder Lasher received a number or
cats and abrasions.
111 sum was
also 1101 lawn
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a stir hero and in-‘New York; His bride
in’ New Haven‘as “Dixie" Burdick. ahe-
had been married befbl'b‘tb=‘flomn
Allen, a New aim hus'ixiessemlalibut
they were divorced. Bile is 28 Mr
old, two yous welder than .llr. Tower;
and is living with her mother. Mrs.
GoorgeA. Burdlck. -- . ,
brought suit against her husband's
father, asking $200,000 damages . for .
the alleged alienation of her husband's .
affection. Mr. Tower's parents Iliad
been opposed to the match and there .
were some friends of the family who
never had been a marriage ceremony,
but that young Mr. Tower had signed
an‘ngreemsntin the presence of a .
witness to be anown as the husband
of the young woman.
The couple have not lived together .
since the alienation proceedings. Only
recentl Mr. Tower denied that Mrs.
Georgianna B. Tower was his wife.
pular figure in New Haven during Mr.
Towar‘s undergraduate days. She and
her 'one‘ time husband were divorced
only a few days before the time she
says she married Mr. Tower. At that '
time she was known on the stage as :
Well.
or resided infiouth Norwalk, where 2
she has a number of relatives, 'Her ..
home was at the Hotel Clifford.»
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aha Mixed sulphur With it To Be-
lmre‘cmr. on... “m. ~
Common nudes also licensed into}. '
heavy‘ tea with sulphur and alcohol
added will tumvm-ay. streaked and '_
faded hair beautifully dark and inur-
lant. remove every bit of dandmff.
stop scalp itching and falling hair
Just a féw applications will prove a
revelation if your hair; is fading. W .‘
or‘dry. smash and thin. Mixing on -
sage Tea and gulohur recipeaat home.-
theugh, is troublesome. An easier.
way is to- get the ready-louse tonics
costing about 50 m: large bottle-
at drug stores: known as "Wyeth’s
Sage and Sulphur 011mm,. " thus.
avoiding a lot a! anus. 1;.
While wispy: my faded hair is
suntan, wont! desire to retain our
ness. Br sum your hair with
Wyenc- sage and Sulphur, no one can
You just dampen mallow
ashlar one small
tenuous and New Your city: “‘
Near mm m he even ‘
Miss Georglsnna Burdick, was known .
3‘
Two years ago the young woman .
event went so far as to say that there .
Miss Bunllck was a familiar and po 3
For several months past Mrs Tow— .,
{Inning toga?” millili- our"
skidded counplotely around The ear -
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127-129 WASHEG TON ST.
fsmumo FURNITURE co.
CONNECTICUT
1’
in cash will put a Gas Water
Heater in your home.I Thenyeu
pay $2.00 per month for eight
months. 01' you can pay $5.50
Cash, $5 50 at end of first year
and $5.50 at end of second year.
In either case the heater be-
comes your property as IsIolongas
a total of $16.50 has been paid.
No interest added in either case.
.; aw
One of these heaters will last
for years and years, and every
home should have one.
Our “liberal payment plans
will expire June 30th, and after
‘that date heaters will be sold for
Cash» only.
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and on the counters of hardware
furniture and dcpar tmentI stores"
everywhere. . .
% ta ids for the NEW
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for over 2, 000, 000 housewives.
With a NEW l’EkF‘ECT ION
you are free from all the trouble
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always rmdy to: use—just like
gas: easi yregulatcd justlikcgas.
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For bc'st laminates ON Y
brands of kerosc o Infill,
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