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“winter it‘should botany-charged. and i
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~11 moms: NOTES " -
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Motoring Department, The Sentinel— i then the battery should be charged at
. Will. you kindly give me some intor- 1 least once-a month even if not in ser-
mation through the motor column in. vice. ' .
your valuable paper? Have been bane: Sulphuric acid and distilled water
tiled formerly, and hope you will kind~ . are used to form the electrolyte. The:
ly give me remedy for :‘my’ trouble,‘ proportion ranges about five to one.
which IstatQ.
[have a 1911 Locomobile. The quad-‘i'ng rate should be. approximately“
rent is loose anl turns with the wheel. eight to ten amperes. The acid does
Frances Helene Heft-Sues Estate of
Railway Magneto-to Recover
‘1 50,000.
Mrs. Frances Helene lieft of East
Mauch Chunk, Pa., first wife of the
late Col. Nathan 11'. Heft, of Bridge-
port, has brought suit against the os-
tate to recover alimony to the amount
of $150,000, alleging that although
worth $600,000 at the time of the di-
vorce, he misrepresnted the value of
this property, and vii was estimated at
$100,000 by the superior court, and she
.j‘or' agbatt‘ery or this size the Charg-' was granted alimony of only 820,000.
Attorney Robert E. DeForest is the _
. , , attorney for the plaintiff, and the
,Have looked for adjustment on steer-i not use ssarily make the amperes, 31.; action is brought against Many Josea
lug (base) column. but ”me there. 2 though ' t is In: very‘: potent factor in ? phlne ‘M. Heft. the widow of thls‘city
\
(Bould 7°“ kindly let me know what .3 the chemicalectton which takes ’place i and George Stanley Heft, the colonel's
should be done? Thanking you in ad-iln the bhttcry. When“ battery is {up}. 1 Son. and the papers were tiled fo- the
malld;'superior court and the local probate
"3W?! court yesterday by the lawyer, d'elayx
vance, l am—J.,D. F. charged the" specific :‘gravity
It is necessaryto remove lower sec: read about 1,300. 'i‘his differs 3
lion of steering head housing in order i according with} type of battery used.‘
to effect an adjustment ‘o't‘rthis ”3"”: any at . Hent‘wnohor which bani
:thnthisds opened you will readily a 511mm "current 0 tplil, for thisI
Esizc batters"— should ilk}; for charg-
‘ . . ins purposes. | ,
Motoring Department, The Sentinel—4, boiled water Will' not serves in place
i" hate :1 ———— carburetor on my,“ distilled waterQ'The boiling...“ the
roadster and it nlloWs the gas to El" water simply destroys DBCNHO. but
cape. I believe this occurs at the pin does not remove mineral deposits.
that shuts of! the gas. 1 'am of the op—‘IWatcr used in batteries must be free
inion that the pindees not sent, orlfrom mineral deposits. .
that the cock is too heavy and does;
not float. What can I do to "med!” EDITOR'S NOTE—Replies are not‘
the trouble? _ ‘ ‘ G- 1" 'msdejto communications from H. A.'
The float in the carburetor may be 'N., ‘R. B. x. and C S M all letters
adiusted too high. 01‘. 35 3'0“ “35'9“! i must contain name and'address of the
.tho.t,muble may be 1” the ”1m 1“ sender. The queries when printed will
the float valve does not~fitiperfectly,be "mm,“ 'ii‘"reilllested ‘ ' .
‘the gasoline will leak. if such is the. '
case it is best to replace the old valve ! , ~
’ ‘ HELPFUL 'Hl‘N'rs.
may he resented by taping slightly: Some motors require grease in the
making sure to centre the valve pin . timing gears. others are lubricated by
and. seat are wornvconsiderabiy, 11nd,;means o‘f‘oil from the crank] case.
or at, it would be most advisable tb'When grease is reduired n is. advis-
replace same. ' ' - - able to use a lubricant which will not
. - ‘ ....1.__« -~ » _ collect the lubricating oil in thé‘crank
Motoring Department."fhe~8¢nlln°1*,éasé. Wh‘edgihef main bearings. have‘
‘ I have two large Storage batteries, become worn the grease from the tim-
o ‘vons overfloo'smperes. and 41119“; 1113‘ gears is» bound to vocation the
like to know how to take'care 6! them. f‘crahk case? mountainside: your
some say when I lay’tllem' npi‘or the. motor usually recommends 'a certain
winter 'I should have‘thembhersed 111! type of grease to use.
to their full capacity. and then rat‘; out garden-boson“ be memo m.
‘1th empty. them. and. all them with correct Lengths and
forcing into
ing a final settlement of the estate
which was to have ‘been‘ made tomor-
POW.
lift. Heft and‘ithe widbw are admin:
“istrator' and sdmlnlstratrix. respec-
tively. ‘ ‘In the complaint the widow,
‘tis 'called‘the administrator and in
the summons ‘the executrix. and this
technical error may result in the
preparation of new papers to
bring
the matter properly before‘the court.
The case is returnable before the civil
superior court on the first Tuesday in
October.
.auro TRIP or 400 MILES.
it was started from Norwalkv ati
6:45 a. m. on September 15th, in'an.
The-party consisted of
Overland car.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mucomber and
and Mrs. Charles ‘ A. DeVoe.
reached .Peekeltill at it : 45, Poughkeep-,
sie at 10:45, Red Hook 11:15.
daughter, Janette Macombsr, and Mr.
They
Had
lunch in auto on the road at 12:45.,
Kinderhook 91.2313. East Greenwich"
lit 4345‘, arriving at their destination.
Quaker street; "at 6:15 p. in, making.
in all 160 miles, through a beautiful
section ’ with good ' roads to Albany.
Left Quaker street'on September
p ' . , 18th.‘7:5_'5 a. 111., fqr_Schenectetly,,ove:
’th61i'8’1l“ anthem ”um “3:19. run ““111 _ tect spark plugs by cutting it inscribe « poor road, arriving at. .8253: 'Balliston
, placefat 10'3’20: passed through the New
water and purine lights on again “1"..ai‘ound :3“, projecting. part, or (“{qu Siateiite‘s‘ervatlon .und drank
to elbotylhemand putthenl awsygls
«thisdifihtg‘ . . ' : s-Whenmrgkpghgye jut ”filming.
-72::1n-flllin the batteries .l‘s'flt the“~ - ~ ~ . - ~
3 . . A: 1‘1“" 9“” ““3““ ‘9- 89933391111“? muff-Lake‘andi-had-‘lnn‘ch“lira «cool. sheds
spot; '~ Ljefti thematic? hehin’du‘at 1:2:50,
.3 What kind of odd iéj‘ilfiéd‘ and What lining lacks glazed gut-race. coastlines“
promotion strain is “580'.” 1‘31aka-little.caseewiltbelpm imitate: a... .
”shady“! 3‘ hxdrometsr. whit Wald desired ifriouonal - surface. This. ’iwnl
‘fie‘mfiiflvefilflfimflfl‘f . . gnot ‘appareatximmedla’tely; but at-
. twin?“ 0! those'mf‘mim that tortilla-brakes have beenlapplied a.
"5' “WM“ ,t0.,tbb,.3gn..ot‘.,tb9 Wgfieffw times will produce thesdeSlred er-
keephtvxhargedmpfiinm Slim-118093.19. 4-. $3 .
,5. Would honed~-wator:he.nlo.same némgfiimgm‘
scid thsbmskes illuminates? . -. , Properly-This. iii-«dilemgllccauae the,»
l
w" 2-7: 47‘?
' donations. engine
‘ Amwkli"! “u'lb'eel’efiefil “I?! wreta‘iidledvsheuidweremineflre' 'm’ter
‘ - . “ . ‘- r" ' I: ~ -‘ ., ‘-' -
f: the i 3m ‘ijrymystemwili gosuss.e'xces-
" - "fin-{Qimzr“lira-wwmmr “fl.
. r . . inn,“ 1 m » ,. :1 .u ‘ ,‘L
then. disassembledg The : battery, mitigates: ‘
should. be oharged.:.to-.a .polnt Where“ the us Mk 9‘
. tincture ' storing ,the battery '
i going through. Irroy; nomi- Troyiéilifit
Nassau, unsolved filo" retainers.
Massachusetts, at 6:551). 111.} hhvibg
made 101 alliest'Stay'e'lfatill‘e ,Hg‘felf
“@114?”qu started again September,
.19th, "at 0:50 a. in, phasing‘zthroh'gh
._swchhnsgo;-‘Lenoi,' Noiloll'igf‘reaonhg
knocks with $15.2“!de Iii/WWW. .1390 elevation: "if ' lilti-
' ‘ ‘ ‘ ' gathers luncheon was served. 'Motored
mast Mt."TolnLake_. Danbury',
log homes: 6515' nonunion“ 1'30
aniv.
\ ‘ -, lithe argument'tliat an nodal-s ‘
" asreeihent‘mnst".be' reach us»
‘ an-
arm
lstlons among these three nations.
Prussia as an independent state
do not agree!‘ today.
pendent states of Germany,
introduced that almost
produced results:
if at all.
i
’bocn a persistent contender for
exist .at present.
the Hungarian
which with [the German-Austria
among ‘thethnoa. countries.
hometown”. ~ .. .
and
in": span after the. .w
" 1 inst...hydrogenation:t ,
PROTECTIVE TARIFF
BERUN,-.Sept. 2.0, (Correspondence
of The Associated Prom-Few ones
.tions raised by the war are more no-
nlentous to Germany. .Austrle. and
Hungary than the future industrial re-
For close to "a century, or ever since
0!
Germany took the initiative, the prob
tent of customs duties among them has
been a moot question on which all
have seldon‘hgreed and on which they
The original and varying objections
to a proposed “customs association" in
“agreement among the original inde-
Austria.
and-Hungary eventually were _ swept
away almost dorcibly, and a union was
immediately
The varied 'develop— _ «i , .
meats of thadhree ,nntions during “10' .came to be 1? ing in the street. “
course of years, however, brought con-
stant dimmentasto what the tar-l
lift. conditions whouid- bis-disagree
ments which it is felt in manyolrcles
must be “m?“ 0‘1”“ the present war: in the cellar of the tenement block on
Hungary in one timeor another hast her mother, Mrs. Bridget 3- 398193“ "volver.
Not all llullgary,~llowever, holds thlsi red up over the“ announcement in “1‘ He“ wed such simple words.
view, “3 a very recent meeting 0‘ Hun-i letter by Mayor WWW“: which. 1' to There wa’n’t a thing but what was'
garlsns in Berlin attested. The men” the effect that the Warrenue pavement‘
more than a score of them, comprised being -laid on North Main street, is;
Economic Magoo. costing the city 81182 a yard because: ~
agricultural... industrial “31’ mum“icostfi'r'fiti‘tjowtdpaye‘flte above named
figures, finally went on. record as mistreet‘ . . . .
151an of .takingldown the tariff barsv ‘ . .
I ‘ ‘ a N iLL'se av A ‘PALL.
One of tilechief arguments brought CAR“ TE“ K
forward was that Germany and Han-
ga’ry (10:362. manufacture ‘ the "semi
osmium 1'31 both‘wlll'he benefitted! _ _ b um m Watermle mm.
“thorium? hindered bythe admissiongn‘cm” “ 5 .
thismathatraeeohcowm with
‘ Thdaifllflhrydaswroducer oilagri-L , b k
robMaiumchineryntofiflvpbfltsfiown “3,3 313' .. < _
iggznmfimx‘figg‘ffgzfi Hanrroao enrich tourists on
1- i . . . . .
{limit in the latter:-smpire.;..- gefmany
“llmmfignmgfit;fla“gfizg his. enrolments; or thé‘idldland pi.
i - : .w‘i. :,.l .... “‘3‘: . .
and uflilwo‘thlu.« 51126.net: pgodu‘oedsin
monsoon—which can began-sauna at
slower tacit! into that country withouti
“WWWEE WWW!!- “33”. ”Hing“ open to. public use Sept. '27. The-old
the notions
”negation
from lower tariffs.
Austria, because of.its halt-indus-
trial. half—agrarian nature; has always
stood midway between Germany and
Hungary. with a “nasal slight leaning
for the former. Such industries as
she has at. a the main in good con-
dition and unlikely to be injured by a
lowering of tariff walls that‘weuld per
mil of a German momentum.
The benefits in the pasta-om the
customs union that has existed since
1834, even though througbit individ-
uals went down, are sufficiently mark-
ed to indooo‘Austrians torlavor on the
whole a still ‘cleser Elation of this.
sort Hungary is and always has been
poor wupitaiietleelly. «so that she has
ranged on the side of the opposition.
of Miss Lillian Irving.
PROVIDENCE, It. 1., Sept. 21.—An!
abscess of the lung was the cause of'
the death of 'hiiss Lillian lrving at a
hospital has! night, according to the
medicai‘examiner.‘ A. H. Longfellow.
who'perfOrmed an autopsy late today.
Dr. Lengfellow said that an inquest!
would be unnecessary. -
Miss 'lrvhrg was round: unconscious
on 'Elmwood avenue early on the
morning of'ltug'ast 16. The police
have been investigating the theory
that she might have-ranch or been
thrown front" on automobile. The
young woman recovered conscious-
ness at times after being taken to the
hospital, but was unable to give an
, . account of her movements the night
HOLYOKE CHILD MURDDREO lebefore 'she was found. The authori-
CELLAR. ities have not yet learned how she
Littleuirl Left Home to Buy Cindy—l ~ _
"9" '°“"“~”"‘.'I' ““4 ' 3' “miss 'ro avom sameness.
~ HOLYQKE. ,Mas_s.,_8ept. ills—Tho: ,W‘ES'I'BIMIY,"L. 1., Sept. 21.—-Fear-‘
bodyapgwlian Besiey. 5385199111, was ~ that 119 fl; 8513“! blind, and ties-i
I
found Sunday night “a“ “le- Bmfimondent our the death, of his wife»
i . . ~ .sbout a year, ago; Allan Harrison, a:
maple street in which she lived with» hotel keeper, killed himself wilh a. mi
1.41
a; Apparently she had been enticed in-Z Morrison up to about three years]
high protective tariff against the lotto the cellar, assaulted and mu’rderm ,ago. when he opened . hotel, was fill-i
vasion of the. articles which the well'lnbout’three hours before the discov- perlntendent of tho‘W‘estate of lit
developed industry. of Germany has,ery of the body by a policeman. NO‘h'iD Morgan. Previous to that he had?
,supplied, and in conseduence of whicni ing had been seen of the little girl held a similar Wm,” on the estate?
the Hungarian industry is still in ltsiafter she left 1191‘ 1.10m” about 7 “lock iof former Alilbnssador Robert Bacon JSOUTH NORWALK TO NEW MK. . .
infancy. Not longer ago than late in(.to buy some candy at the corner store.‘ ' '~ ‘
July, Huilgfil‘y once more formally pro-iThe police have no clues as to who
tested, at a, meeting of the German-
Austrlan. Economic League, against
the lowering of tariffs, I and pleaded
even. for higher customs duties than-
.Hisi‘sight began to fail him 80111 i
i Ol'ttil o, . .
icommitted the murder. 1m 5 ag ‘
l
_.._.. -= HE COULDN'T-A BEEN A 9051'.
EXP'WW P"°'“°"‘- - l ‘ (Victor Kilspindle, it: New York
BRIDGEPORT. Com. Sept. 21~-; .Ti'lnes.) ,.
i'l'axpayers here seem ‘0 be much ""‘E lie couldn’t-a been a poet; for
1
clear
As songs of common birds.
s
see _
. ‘t How little skill they'tookk '
he pavement was the cheapest bet As easy and a’s‘natl‘iral .‘
sany ri 'lin brook. .
.a yard. 1!- is estimated that it- will; A . pp» 3
.A ‘hqm‘eluie hotly; ‘yet I liked
The verses that he ‘spu'n.
.And ‘Sarah liked tohear' them ,read
WATERBURY Sept 21 Max Mat 1 Sometimes, when‘Work wasrdoneu
terperi, emplbyed by the Chase Metal1
Works as a carpenter, fell from anew
,‘ ,.
They sortiof'. soothed the, ~frets andQ
. cares ' '
. . And trials that life brings,
and was.kllled..1{e;fell ndistance of! Andrheipedyou see the good and true
Back ofthepuzzlinxfllings. _ '_
i r
{50 feet and landed, on hisnhead. His
inimitwas, crushed Amend his neck
Some things he wrote were full of
And wife and I wouldyiaugb.
“most real poets never deal
m. In .such light, ticklingchair. ,
vision. of tho-New Haven 1'10:de with M. we» . b ,_ ‘T ' : '
omcea Tih‘this city, authorised today- Bi" after little Ella died, -‘ ’
the'snhouncone'nt that the ‘ rebuilt And “VB-m (103018“??-
11111011 "35“le ‘ Station here would be: You-kriltow. if youtye been through with
, That crushing, killing weight-
7" _. i . ‘ " “r . 1 r. > ‘
We tonsil some tender lines of his
That made our tears fall hot,
shout-God's cars for" little' lambs;
They eased our hearts 9. lot.
“‘3;—
SEPT. 27:
, summons 21.—A.'w._1_10ny-
station was blossomed 19, 11914.
[—oH‘Ilibns'N'a‘ eUMMER cows. _
- It ,is’ wrong to neglect a cold'at any
anemone it wit-Winstsysteml
‘andnlays the, smelter Vopeato attack
robin connotations. Werner, 'sudiden .-x . _ _, .
‘ ' ' temperature :andil‘sleeping Real poets blaze ands“, . His, Words
~ “r grits, humble heitrth‘Etone haunt.
HQ” couldn't-aghast: a poet,,snd ‘
. I’m» ‘ttort “oh-glad he wa’n't. '
‘5‘“ ‘
. "Never complain about .what
‘oen‘t 11919.3 said lilo-Opting.
_ "and iyeii’f'a~‘rep1ied_.-‘-Mr:u Pes‘slm.
1'1“!” will??? :no excasei‘for complaining
tour “or about; anything "else "1' wailing“
’ you
l __,_____.___.n‘ '
or di in i it Thai 1“ -» " 8:06x, 51:55:, 10:18:, 10:40.
. -'iof the extras involve n“ yng . 'A d' hi rh . s 'h e d: :
ganization comprises the Contra Eur-i mum, according: to the. Brldxepotti: T‘ .§ . ”11.91““ 1V: 11111011 coal,
opcan league... In Spit-9 choppositlon Telegram, had been led tobaliesethati
that was .11; ,times. determined, a, ma-
jorlty 0f the mom “3' {30.1119 “unshcould be laid. and Was to cost but 81.20
some-of Hungary's ,1 st [prominenti 11:03.
' “3:271; 3230):, 3:54, 4226, 13:003-525.
‘. “ A.‘ M.—-6:oo.' ssoox, 0:0013‘,_’10:03:,'2
, 'sourH ‘NQlRWALK‘To nutshell;
‘ 11:20.,
’ scorn uoawa'LK reminds!
on.
“Better overlook his 'pasti'
The makers of Ram's Altere-
tlve will be pleased to send reports
of- recoveries from tuberculosis and
a booklet of interest to sufferer:
with information about diet as
fresh air. investigate this case:—- .
8141 mansion-e Ave. Phil... 1‘.
m two you. I
was eluted with hello-rinses C!
the lugs; and later I w- m
with e severe attack of pane-h.
When I more! Inlet-alt .
walk about the house l was lelt
with I infirm. “0*
whieb no healer-e .I had to e-
alleviate. II we! «mu-o. Mud.
1002. that I nursed taking 3939.“
Alter-rive. I. a short “he hi
was [one and VIII ’1.-
nouneed well. mimosa-o speak tee
highly for this.“ libel done?
(Abbrevlntodfl ;
(six-ed) HOW'ARD L. K1101!»
Eckman'e Alteratlve is most 6 cs-
clous in bronchial cathrrh In se-
vere throat and lung affections all!
lip-building the system. Contains
no harmful or habit—forming drug.
Accept no substitutes. Small sine. .
1: regular size. :2. Bold b leading
rngglste. Write for book t of r.-
coverles. -
Echin- Laboratory. Philadellbld. '
For sale by the Clifford Phsrug.‘
Bunsen-Powell Gomoration...‘ ,_‘ i! , ' 3.x
N. Y. N. not; RR
. Timetable...
iN EFFECT AUGUST 9, 1955.
A. ~M.—-1:3sx, 6:42;, ‘ 11:00,:
6:5'i'x, 7:18:13 7:40, 8:10x, 8-:18x,"8:59!,
9:23.\', 9:40, 10:31:, 10:53x, 11:51.
P. M.—12:52x, 1:13x, 15271:, 3:021.
3:29, 4:30x, 6:18x, 5:45, 6:02x, 6347.
7:01:11, 7:45).) 9:55x, 10:18:. .
Sundays.
A. M.—-—12:25x, ~'6:42x,
10:33x, 11:51. ' _,
P. his—12131:, 2:44. 3212!, 4:803.‘
5:413, 6:02x, 7:02x, 7:12, 7:451, 7357!,
am;
NEWNORK TO sourHVNoawaut.
'A. M.——-f:41x, 5:80, 6:30, 8:008.
8:61x, 11:15:, 10:3011, 10:06,- 4055er
P. M.—-12:03x, 1:06, 2:043, 2:51
5:29,‘ 6:00x, 6:06, 7:15x, ”8110:,‘9: .
1111511, 12:00x. " ' “ " . ‘
' Suhdsys;
so
10:50:. . . ..
" P. 11.41210, 12031:, 3:39;", ‘ .
5:25, 6:00x, 7115:, ‘
10:00x, 11:15x.1'2:00x. ‘ *
N:
v.
A. M.;-12:23:, 1:131, 6i06, _7'
9:15;, 10:08, 102181;, 11:12:, 11:57
" P. M.—12:03,1:20, 3161:3528, 6: .
6:15;, 6:47, hoax; earphones,
Sundays. ‘ '
A. M.—12:-33x, 1:13;, 16:05,- 1.11
9215:, 10:08, 10:18, 11:12:. 1157'
p. M.—-2:09x, 3:12. 1:46:11
6:48. 7:08;, 8139:, 9525:. ‘r ‘
/ ‘ , ‘ .
* -A. M.—-0;1‘3, 8:27, 9:591, ‘
P, M.—-1:28, 4:38x, » 5224:, F
7:14. ‘ ‘
Sundays, ‘ . .37 .
A. M.——10:37. ‘ ' . ‘
r. M.-'-2__:.15.'_ 7:20, .
channel! 70 SOUTH noewauo
"a. . 11.30310, 7:23. 13:00:, "3:1:-P
10:08:.1ugso. .' " ' ‘
. r.._M.—4:2r, 0:49.
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