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‘ ' Department. The. Sentinel—
levies been e. reader at your paper
q melt-er my m ee-
ell Lb questions all records
motion and edeotment of m-
m i Lets the liberty to request s
‘0 m rm e were
M which 3 e nosed Int
mun. 19122, Schebler carburetor.
M magneto. Delco mm W a
but ”It: cuts rim-inc at 30.1
vein a- hour or so. he: win; we.
. {latti- hwe .m shout twin 0‘
fails; and irregular noun, in spite
96m minutwomeyettempt.lve
We about 80 horsepower '3 and
have considerable speed. Have good
empresflon; in tact. so good that we
alert about all the time. on said. comp
Drusilla.
Please go into this so thoroughly ee
you can for us. and oblige, 'H. M.
Would suggest cleaning and adust-
in; a platinum points. also see that
points of epgt plugs are adjusted to
ale-it L383 0! an inch. Perhaps- the
carburetor is badly worn and in need?
or an inch. Perhaps the carburetor
new parts. An air lest at the butter-
flys velvo pivot rod would upset the
mime. at slow engine speed. Like-
‘wleo a slight air leak at the manltold
gaskets would cause trouble of this
nature
—_
Motoring Department. The Sentinel«
m
ly.
:1 have a ism‘overianc car and it"
is Al in every respect with the ex-
ception that when the car is speed-
iee up to. «only to twenty-live
enhourtheheedooverbeglastovi-
,«brete end makes a urine racket. r
ll'eve tried to flail-en In with: in- ‘
theiunbutitdeeenoteesmtehemldm m scream out till 1W
munch-um irritating ans meIflthlnmmPM
would like In» how it you can lus- ton
sestsome Ebro {or this ailment-m .
hot tor an answer in your auto ooh ‘
'1‘. ,5.-
Perheps the sides pieces of hood 'ers
e little too ions and prevent hood be-
.lpg held down llrmly by clamps. Try
using some hoary lacing around re-
diatortrameandalsoctbe hear. it
this does not stop the rattle you had
better here the hood may m
Insteuatien or clamps with thumb
screws should My hold. it W
6-W"
Motoring Department. The Sentinel-—
Will you kindly olivine how to re-
I.cherge a storage battery dead on a
Buick car? I wish to do it
is W won I“ in used. oil xafiqifipment would be holiest;
1m- any suggestlei),s.—-~ .B.
The rate at charging depends on
size and capacity of bkttery. This you
tell to state. Direct current must be
used. It wili,be. necessary to install
a rheostat or other form oi resistance
such as a bent of lamp. in order to
regulate the charging rate. The ord»
.IIinsz-y sixteen-candiepower lamp oi-
‘ fl
steli. ,
Motorlnl Dogwood, The Sentinel—-
I have a 1818 six-cylinder car. Bent
befits as mil-y and had it
overhauled. Cylinders bored out. new
tins! out in. and MM!
" ‘ is melted
T
sugestions you could melts would be
very much appreciated .—-W.lB.
fitted tight and let up additional trio-
tioe. Thisshoeld wear down after e
test hundred miles’ «mains. When
the parts are fitted tight more oil
should be supplied. Probably you are
not using enough oil. it the car has
a mud pan. leave thiaedtlor e time.
This will sliced the motor hatter
cooling under the circumstances.
eAVIN‘e.
Passenger—”Stop at Angel street."
Conductor—Whu‘ - (Jitney bus
pulls up in" middle of ' dirty road.)
‘riere you are air."
Passengeb—J ‘Drlve slightly closer to
the pavement."
Conductor-“nght.” (to driver in
loud voice) “Pull up very close to the
pavement. Bill. The gentleman cleans
his own sheaf—Exchange.
Thom plain-I'm rinse mend abs“
316entinaodpem First Pepe.)
psi and outoi'lhebsctdnorofthein
mg; Ire. Mildew
e xihnpee of the. fleeing dame.
The fire hadhbeen started in is small
pile. of” has 1‘ noncompet-
blood-1" ob kerosene. lihuhmade
only slight Hostess when discovered. '
The floor. was the magma
well soaked from the recent reins.
Irs. Favereau began throwing we
tor upon the are and sent her dangli-
- tor to sleeths alarm in Randolph
hedley. Whose home is a: short dis-
tance from the firemen hum.
happened that Mr. Gilbert the owner
and soon they had the him under
control. The. only damage was to
smallpnriotthe floor andto the
barn door. Had the incendiary placed
his match to a considerable pile d
hay, in close proximity: to the scene
of the lire. the destruction. of them“, ”.m- or the church at Go! and
building surely Would hm followed.
Soon after the tire wee extinguish
ed, Deputy Shorld Benita visited the
premises and‘ endeavored to track the
person who ran teem the barn when
Mrs. Faverenu I entered. In making:
his escape the'cuiprlt must have made
his way through Mr. ‘Bredley's . on
chard in file rear of the barn. But
the sheriff's search for lb‘otprints and
other clues was futile.
A few rods from the Favereau house
is the house or Mrs. Catherine Sher
wood, who was the victim of robbery
' ”paused incendle‘n. in. town wilI‘
ages The state police under-tea to
investigate “116 We. Jill M?
lie-ch " tb cm was without
rout. t is understood they have
stun np'the cost.
This crime is thalamus cases!
the last law maths. All the oth-
ers were. very destructive. A town
ward at $500 tor the drebuz’s detec-I
tie. is outstanding.
M
oalNKs reason in Max.
“horn New England Liner-It Oll-
side. In m
HEDGEPO‘BT, Aug. 18 .-—The. beds
cthhn P. Iorrisey. ‘8. a linemen tor
liners. H.111. T. k Tron. wheelie
Beardsley Perk yesterday. finned to
hieclothlng was a note nation ther'.
QT. Bolted be notified. Ir. nursed
nah tho motion and. sen.- that.
is, drlntiu poison-
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cocaine courts mouse. -
Henry wane end was um Riot»
colored or so Bond meet. "I" w
ried Monday ””1118 by 3“ Benny
Saints creams: iNorweltz Theme:-
rlege ceremony was performed in the
home of the bride on Bond sweet. and
was attended by only a few relatives
and intimate friends of the couple-I
They will reside on Mill River street.»
Stamford Advocate.
APPROACHING THE SHELF.
Ethel—So Mabel is engaged to Mr.
Dubleigh. Now what on earth does
she see in him?
Marie—Her last chance; probably.-
Boston Transcript.
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fiest- torfle’ Mfimufi on
”awashdhufill‘hhwuhsen thepnee»
' pane of the estate indicate um: more
. forty years warrant expectation of fur
.,.- w .3: ‘4'th
monomer,
Gore Taken to' Feed Them Lest Motor
Shows lte EWemo end
Protectors of Game.
.11 fish and game. is arrange.-
cosnty heeI twenty protectors. 0111:
law requires that hto appointments
shell be made by September 1.
There one eight wardens. one 1031:
Immunity; on! 180 protectors. Each.
lemony be twenty- protectors. only
two wardens are. under salary. The:
owl-unless. at we. and Wile
he; T. Smith. oi Kuwait. The salary
et eachiautllm. The other six wards
tendent‘ Brampton hes not yet arrive
at a definite decision in regard to hie.
appointments. He may reeppeiet hie
antics cm at wardens and protectors
n e deg tor act's-l service. Superb:
venetian.
I The reports which have reached
Superintendent Crampton m all
will be an abundance-oi.“ name turns
'this tell. Quail and palm dye era par-{Lo
tieularly obi-dent. .. 31mm this
to the on “cornmeal win-
ter. The. chair shelter med. of banana
or spruce-em ilr which he hen placed
in the woods throughout the state ai~
form the birds protectionn‘on the in-
tense mid. lie. kept these shelters
stocked with toad. principally-corn and
a tall ot- grein leading to the shelters.
The shooting season tor quail, par-
tridge, pheasants and other game
birds will not begin until October is.
The sheath: season ton shore birds
opens September 1.
The superintendent expects to have
the printed pamphlets oi the game laws
ready for distribution in the course oi:
a few days. They will contain all the
laws relating to fishing and hunting iu~
eluding those passed at the last session
or the General Assembly. '
oua smir‘aa‘v ‘msrhcmacv.
Sanitary practices in this country
are justly condemned in the last report
of the United States Public Health
service on typhoid. The statement
that last year 30,000 deaths were re
corded and that 400.000 persons were
ieoapiisted shortly that there ls'a sub«
stautial basis for the starting 0! an
“educational campaign." That thous-
ands of lives can be saved every year
by intelligent work is certain, because
typhoid is a disease that can be pre
.vented.
Polluted drinking uater is the most
carrier of typhoid Too little attention
is given to the drainage of large water-
sheds irom which city supplies are ink-
on and to the keeping of filth out of
springs and wells in the country die
trlcts. Carelessness and ignorance or
the underlying causes of the epidemic
in cities and the isolated cases on the
farms, and there is no excuse for
either iii-these. days at sanitary re-
search and achievement. . ,
.. An interesting section 0: the report
is the one on “outl‘lyphoid inoculation
or. ulccinatlori”—Lh§_ popular“ notion
that this remedy is iuialiible is con-
tradicted. "The protecuon is relative
nor. absolute;' inoculation is “not to be
regarded as a substitute for sanita-
tion." the report says. Life and health
are best conserved by keeping the ty~
phoid germs out of water supplies. SL8~
tiatics showing that the typhoid rate
has been loweredabout titty per ce'nt.
in the United States during the past
tlier reduction. especially in View of
the fact that the present rate is rrom
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a! New Tarifmlree A. 'm.
blower-k. N. I.
The Middlbsee (nodal?
Sammie hes flednm,
corporation. it will. beyond , "'
ture chemicals use new: .
kinds used in the chemfiiel trade.
will have an authorised capital
of ti. cosmos, divhled into new
of $100 each. It will start
with $1,000. he incorporatore are ,
nusell Root 0: Brooklyn. melee
{bone of Brooklyn and Francis J 8
or humanoid N. Y. , ;
filed by the Westpert Garage Coin ,
of Westport, which is to. conduct.
general business in automobiles, ' ‘
planes, carriages and. vehicleeot grog
description. The amount oi an ‘
capital stock will be $10, 000. ill
into 1,000 shares of ‘10 each. ”‘5 I
will begin business with snow. w
incorporetors are Menard C '
and Grenville C. Mactomia all
Westport. :1
The Oyster River Improvemont m
socialion, Incorporated, 0! Oren”, .. '
died a certificate oi incorporatlon.‘ . itfi
object will be “the MWJL,
cinl and living conditions pertaining:
the health. pleasure and comfort outs.
members by the improvement 9! m
roads and highway;s the improvement
and maintenance of beaches. the coil—
struction ot breakwaters and piers;
the installation of die uppermost! I
purchase of such land and. Million“
may be necessary to effectuate“
purposes." The association willow“
without capital stock. The subscribers.
are J. E. Harrison 01 ‘New window 1
William M. Tattle, Thomas F. Mcmr f
nan, E. s. Giadwin. P. a. George as ‘
will, Charles L. ‘King, Edward H. Bil!g
ry, John T. Wallace and Fred G. Willis
hurt all of West Haven.
The Metallurgivai Securities 9.!!-
pany of Greenwich and the 311113an5
Elastic Web Company or Manon
have filed. preliminary certificates
dissolution
A certificate of change or name has
been tiled by The Fulton Music Corn:
puny Iot Waterbury, which will be!
known in the future as The Fultour
Driggs & Smith Company.
The Cuban Oil Company of New. .
Haven has filed a certificate 0! inn 7 f "
crease of capital stock. It has decided»
to issue 1, 450 more shares, melting the
value or outstanding stock $213, 80%., ‘
The Torringion Realty Company“
ITorrington has filed a certificate of in c
crease of capital stack. Tt wlfi‘ W
960 more shares at $100 each. mm
the whole number of shares issued 1.
‘300, and the entire amount of capital. i
stock $150. 000. ‘ A
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that.
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