say—t FEEL VERY
HUNGRY‘ BUT CAN‘T
FIND flME Ta' GOOUT
Fort LUNCH“ GET "6 SOME
BANDWICHES AND a FEM.
'APPLES AND HURRY
BACK .'
Josr Mimi
MY SPEED
Boss» 1
0550 To
WORK IN A
QUICK
LUNCH!
HEY MIKE —
YER JUST [N
TtME FER h
CRAP GfiME
CoPl’mGHT-l /5--lWiTIOM9L £31770an
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AUTOMOBILE NOTES
Motoring Department, The Sentinel ..“
l have a car which has magneto
only for ignition. Now i find it difli-
cult to start the motor. Will you tell
me what to do to make the motor;
start easier. M. S. I
When starting on magneto the spark
lever should be advanced.
platinum points of the circuit breakvw
er. Also clean and adjust spark plugs.
if you have an old car would sug-
gest having the magnets reinangnetiz- 0,
ed.
sl
i advance. i am,
If this is E in
done and the engine does not start previous
easily, then clean and readjust the w
lighter by mixing herescne.
,oil is too thin, the clutch will engage
adjusting nut?
Thanking you for your kindness in
C. .\'.
g. The oil is probably guinmcd and
nortnal engagement The
hole clutch unit should be washed
ith kerosene, and when this has been
removed fresh lubricant should be in-
alled. Usually a very light oil is us-
l. and quite often this must be made
it the
Motoring Department, The Sentinel ~ to?) suddenly.
Will you kindly advise whether a
The carburetor mixture may bl cu-
“Mastcr Vibrator" is a benefit or do ixr-lied by turning adjustment to left.
triineut to a l’ord car-mi. 0.. whether ,\
it shortens the life of the coils, eon-
dcnscrs, etc. and oblige. J. l). .\l.
The installation of a master vibra-
M
part turn should be stitlicient.
otoring Department. The Sentinel—
l’h-ase give me your opinion in the
tor should not be necessnrlfl The. “1'" motor columns touching the follow-
ing will not be simplified; in fact it in
will be more complicated. The same
coil units must be used. Any person 0,
with snilicieut PXDN‘iem‘t‘ ‘0 Pi‘OPpfl-V tainons
adjust th’ master vibrator ShOU‘d “9 pravlcs. and lots of them.
We live about thirteen miles from
ir trading centre in a rough nioun~
section of couufi-y,
Two in
high
able to adjust the individual units. The family with about 53,,” a War income
writer knows of no reason why
”l9 ’0’.
all evpeuses. Am unable to an
master vihrptot' Sy-‘tml 51‘0““ ”0"" rancc for keeping a horse, yet sadly
injurious to the coils.
Motoring Department, The Sentinel» it:
Sillllt'
newt a general utility comeyam-t- ot’
sort. Saw a dandy small two
l<f:!‘li;ll‘l' car the other day. (‘nu
I have n 1913 CM Will”! has ”“5““ you tell me anything about the first
gears
which
the trouble, \‘l'hen shifting
there is a tattle in the gears
npptzti's to he done by the clutch not
gripping as the shaft in back of the
clutch does not stop revolving when
l litrttu the cltuch out. and when
running along in high gear she slides
out of high gear. and then there is a
rattle again. i will most highly ap-
prcciatc your kindness if you will ad-
vise me how i can remedy my trouble.
—~li. W. .l.
Perhaps you will find that the clutch
is changing. or that the clutch brake
is not effective. When clutch is dis-
in
in
is
a reasonable time. If clutch drags
and continues to spin you can hardly
expect to shift gears without clash-
ing. Perhaps there is not enough
throw to pcdol. Usually there is an
adjustment which will permit further
release action. See that clutch does
not dragr when cltttch pedal is out.
The‘ direct speed gears probably_
need replacing. if these are badly
worn it will be difficult to keep them
in mesh. From what you have stated
it appears that the clutch and trans-
mission are in need of repairs.~ it
,would be advisable to have this work‘
.done before further damage takes
Qpiace. 1
' a
a
m
‘ Motoring Department. The Sentinel——
i would be glad to have you unswer,‘
the. following questions through the dl
columns of your paper:
1 have a 1911 car. and in' starting
out on low gear it moves slowly and
then will grab and jerk the car and
then run nicely. Can you tell me
what to do -Also in running on high
ascertain the price of
have in mind.
obtain a small. new serviceable ma
' 'itli chine.
engaged iLshould stop turning “ ‘“ pend upon me of car, You should be
cars will climb hills as good its large,
cars, because the weight or load for.l
the engine is in proportion.
should ask your dealer to show
what the car can do. He will also ud-i
vise you as to the operating costs of
that particular car.
expecTeh’ without charge.
(list or such a car, also the average
upkeep of stone?
tars be powerful enough to negotiate
our section of country? is there any
way in which one
woman) can obtain instructions free
Would these small
(either man or
limiting and‘cure of a care? ’l‘hank-
g you in advance, l am
A. Sl'BSC‘ithlCR.
It would seem advisable for you to
the car you
Four hundred dollars
about the least you can figure to
The maintenance cost will do-
able to run twenty miles to a gallon‘
of gasoline and about four thousand?“ may not be working.
ties to a set of tires. Many small
You
you 1
Usually when 9.
.‘Motoring Department, The Sentinel-.
high-tension ignition system using
low-tension magneto?
Also, will you please describe the
fference in action between a vibra-
ltor and a circuit breaker.
Hoping you will explain the above
and thanking you in advance, E. P.
Where a low tension magneto is
used to produce a high tension cur-
rent it is necessary to use a trans-
and slow down for a rough place, former coil. This coil is composed of
such as a bridge. 9'15 “Impress down a primary winding of the coil and then
throttle pretty quickly. It will race 2.5 broken by means of a circuit breaker
. running idle. and when I let up out e in the magneto, thereby producing a
throttle i can feel something slip baCk,current h i159» secondary winding of
and then will—catch and pull line. In
this caused by theclutch ‘ slipping n
or, do you suppose that it is the ln- spark plugs.
,the‘coii. which in tl‘trnk‘is led through
distributor on theumagneto’to the
‘9er 8981' hexagon Whm_ “9.91”", A Vibrato; is a circultmhrenker-and .
,Jng'ceui'. slips; in? Bad mm. Just maker. which is operated magnietlcally"
recently overhaulcdiandlr in extraneous to make and break the cit-outer “-Advorlhe 15; Tug germinal:
71v.
‘ b, n y
I QIN‘T 607 No
mev- 501 MLL
STREET ALWAYs
SPEKERLATE—S WW
0902}? PEOPLES
HALE 60 450555
I’LL TRY ME war _I
, .
:Motoring Department, The Sentinel .
Some times when l shut down the m,“ of N
my car the carburetor followin
ilods. This happens about once out of
lfive times. There does riot seem to be on \ery
anything wrong with the carburetor lu‘
lent condition without the above men-‘and the car runs good.
tioncd. ‘
motor of
' some new
m: CORP.
’rapidly. A circuit breaker in
tdiusry sense of the word is operated
:iuechanicnlly, usually by cam action.
”PUT.~.~.__.~;u;—nuwm-.~._>u u u
,. ‘\‘\
the or-
part in the carburetor rcme (‘
ldy the trouble? Any suggestion you
t - to include i
The clutch needs a thorough clean- can give will be appreciated. H. ’l‘.
in the float chamber of the cav
huretor there is a valve which auto
maticully shuts off the flow of the gas-
oline from the tank when the
reaches a certain level in the cham-
lf this valve does not sent the
If there
dirt in the float chamber a small par-
ticle will unseat the valve and cause
it is hardly poesihle that
you need a new carburetor or any new
since it floods only occrudonal-
Would suggest that you take the
carburetor off and clean it out thor-
Also resent this valve by inp-
Ciil‘t‘ must be taken to
centre the. needle valve in seat before
her.
gasoline will ovcrilt'tw.
the trouble.
parts.
oughiy.
ping slightly.
tapping.
Motoring Department. The Sentinel >-
Rcently i purchased a new six-cylin‘
tier car and did not drive it more. than
1.30 miles before two of the connecting
rod bearings burned out and three oi”
in tithing down
the tuotor l fotntd that there was a
great amount of foreign matter in the
crank case. There seemed to be plenty
of oil and i cannot account for the
trouble except that this dirt caused
Do you think this
K. W.
More. than likely the foreign matter
clogged the oil ducts and preveuie
the cylinders scored.
the parts to score.
possible?
proper lubrication of the parts
flow of oil was stopped only ten-por-
arily it may have been sufficient to
liven though for-
eign matter gets into the oil there is
cause the trouble.
un‘H—I-c- . v
,...
V's! ‘ < ,‘ I
Hi8 BET RIBBMBK BUBBLE BBBSTS.
RUN FELLEfifi-
HERE COMES
TH ‘ coP !.
William H.
orth Ame
rector of the
important
carrie
. One night i dustrv:
in till'lng more gas to the car- left the car and the next morning all '
buretor which way do you turn theithe gasoline had leaked out. llo you
‘suppose i need new carburetor or will
Baltimo
derstandin
nmmcrce, Hon. W
can of Fisheries an
view to overcome t
problems .of'the ind
float
i give aid to the oy
e
. (‘
tion of “.490.
next Congress will.
llll lttiv 0t0t$tt
Killian, president of me
Oyster Growers attd Dealers”
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u
I. t- i v. tannin“
DAWGONE tr
EVERYTRINGS
AGAINST ME
To-DAY‘AN .1057
.wasa t HAD
2a 80TH
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DON'T PM no
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Now -— sava YER
HARD LUCK STORIES
FER TH‘ JUDGE:
{3,2,
A“?
.7
BMEN;
rica, has sent the:
work which must
d out for the good of the In-twmie. bulwark ol the little
re, Nov. 1, l915.
Dear Sir— You are aware. of the un-i
illiam C. Redfleld,‘
item for the per-3
be many unsolved;
ustry.
ster industry. bull
Whether; ,ibe appropriations commit}
tee of bouhfienate amt House in th'eYAlld she?‘ "
approve and me- ‘;
them by the men engaged in the in-
duetry.
Senate committee
main intact.
should communicate
tee. then to interest
others from his S
d ators from his State.
' A visible sigh, an eyebrow lifted. so~~
A new House comp-mm will he “pf They touch strange, buried dispos?
pointed when Congress convenes. The
will probably r... And while her band plays with the
As soon as the person-I
nel is “(with each of our directors Uuthinking. once again she sees the
with the member;
and it his State
the Pongrcssman.
from his Own district, and as many And tied hack to her native town ..
into as be can‘
To get your; A“
A quiet woman with
AT THE PICTURE SHOW.
screen, ’
hands.
Associa— Besides her squirms an eager, shock-
head boy;
’3 communication t0 Gl'el'y 11"} Upon her lap a little rumpled girl
association touching un- wan petalled cheek and bright, play-
roughened hair;
STOUT).
Her husband looms, with one uncon-
scious arm
1: had with the Secretary Off Lying along her chair-back. So the?
come
it the budget for the Bur-.Oiten, and for a few cents, more or
less,
manent 81M! 01’ the oyster With a‘VSlip through the wicket-gate of won-
derment. .
tThat bounds the beaten paths of every
Secretary Redflcld is much interest! ,
cd in having the Bureau of Fisheries The lndians and the horses thrill the
day.
boy
ongrcss must authorize the expendi-l With dreams of great adventure; the
titre and he can but recommend it int
his report. which he is preparing to Likes the great bridges, and the curl-
do,_ and. hasflucluded in the Sundry'
{‘ivil Bill. adrequest for an approprtw Of alien folk in other lands; the child
,Imtghs at the funny way the people
big man
our lore.
die,
The way the hero's overcoa
'ommend this. item depends much how Sets to his shoulders; or a lock of linir‘
earnestly the llldlfcl‘JS urged upon Tossed back impatiently; or else a.
smile,
sessed dreams,
huhy's curls
face
3
thereon who might be a reprmontmi That swayed her youth as ocean tides “1:31,“
tivc from his State,
has no rehréaentaiive on this commit- Until she broke lter heart to save her
are swayed
soul
and left.
reach. as well also at: the two Setr‘ 1“ ”‘9' “my canyons °t the city streets 15:45.
the high hopes of youth.
if the Congressional representatives to re? 3110 has DiCkOd up
ceivc many appeals for the support of Her life since then, and made a goodl)
this item will mean £5 flDltfm‘nh thing
usually a screen which prevents it 1“":
from reaching the vital
reach the various hearings,
Chicago.
HARTFORD, Nov.
the
describing King's case came into the “953" in the matter 0’ fond “W!" ’0',
hands of his erstwhile Chicago cm- the future ‘3 i" ”5 way 33 ”9093.3" Ethe kidneys, help hem do their wot-hi 1" M'_1:30' 436‘“ 6:25 714'
ploycrs who compelled lilm to return as "preparedness" “‘1 0th" talked-or filtering out i
to Connecticut or to be denounced to about matters. The appropriation 1”tweets matter the
the lllinois authorities as a fugitive small 1“ comparison, but will need; Sold everywher .
it out justice.
w.
, .. I FUL.",. ‘
Most tailors
parts.
there was plenty of oil in the motor (5‘
there is no reason why it should not .
provided (scientific inquiry), $2,000.
.the oil pinup was. working. You had Red oysters, 3W0“ oysters} starfishfl gleam.
better examine the oil pump carefully. drills, failure of set. failure to fatten,I
floating and many other problems that
have a great bearing upon the produc;
tion of oysters could undoubtedly be
solved if the bureau could organize a
_ permanent study of them, with com-
Abscondinq Fairfield Lawyer Was patent men on the work continuously.
Threatened With Exposure in
{KING concert T0 SURRENDER
av Hts EMPLOYERS.
9.—Clitus
Office of commissi
clcntitlc inquiry).
if
This is the first opp
otter. for assistant Tl"
$2,400. I
ortunity this asso-
t
elation has had to lend its aid toward.
who ‘Preparedness”
much urging. as it.
many big items Will be presented by?
-—TAILOR SAYS, “MOsT DELIGHT. the War and Navy Departments. and.!
‘ there may be a disposition to post-
suffer from may,“ pone our matter unless we make a:
don. (Law. Roberson, Wichita Falls, strong appeal for it. Therefore we"
Tex. lays: "land Role! Cathsruc 51101110 start early and as coon 03, it, isr was yesterday elected president of?
Tablets the most delightful, cleansing developers. just when and how you
cathartic l have ever taken." r'l‘he‘y can'heip in additihn to 'maklng‘ your
keep the gunman“ urinal-«Manuela: your own Representatives,
H securing Government help for'the ova-I
119W (‘3’ is purchased the dealer “'1" King, the ahscontiing lt‘airtield law- ter.‘ Much has been done for other:
give the purchaser a few lessons—a yer, who returned to Bridgeport andvfishgfleg.
thorough training, hOWGVBT, cannot be surrendered ‘0 “19 police last Friday, The secretary had been given 335““!
inight, was forced to that course. no 8009 that “'8 Will do our pal't in secur-
’cording to (thief Thomas '13. Egan, oping Congressional interest in theltem.‘
State Police department,
’ - . ' th act'on of - , . ‘ . - .. ..
“ill 1°“ please “913‘“ e 1 said today that one of the Ceruldl‘S theme at “19 moment “51 prepared Jug. To be efficient you must b91193].
thy. Foley Kidney Pills strenghtheni
seems to be gyp‘opular ed"
is a new one, as,
the.
When referring to the matter mention Of the fragments: that is written plain:
Sundry Civil mil. Bureau_of Fisher- Upon the simple page for a“ ‘0 869' ,
.1 fancy that she hardly thinks of him
ough all her wholesome days; but
when, at night,
Otlice of”contmisstioneti. for assistant: They “0 ayoyaging across the screen.
' {And suddenly a street-lamp throws a
swinging past
With that expression to his overcoat; .
She does not' pick this player-man, orteourH NORWALK TO NEW HAVEN
that.
his.
——Karl Wilson Baker in Yale Review.
-—_'I
;How 10 BE EFFICIENT..
1 Nothing naps the vitality like kidneyi
,trouble. It causes backache, hea‘dnche,
stiff joints, sore muscles, “always tlr~:
‘merfeourn NO‘RWALK 'ro oanaunm,
feeling, rheumatism and
. NEW HEAD OF TRAVELERS.
———._.
:Loulo F. Butter Succeeda Late Sykes-71
ter C. Dunham a President.
HARTFORD, Nov. 9.—-Lonia F. But-
:l‘rnveters Insurance company and
the Travelers Indemnity company ton
, , Vaueceodgsylvester C. Dunhcm.‘ who!
tive, and drive away nillqusness, moup which I» shall ask you to do “190“. I .‘.died recently. Mr. Batler he: been i‘
WALT d
IDESMCODNUD .
family
mm the system that
t causes the trouble. 1
1’1“.» .ov u_-»-‘-V- nu ‘1 «a... «It'l— “so
HAVE A HEBRT
CONSTABLE
DON‘T BE so
FREE Win;
TH‘ HICKORY!
it:
7a
3:0
i
l
' satisfying
Strong Burton Al
11 good dinner.
i¥l
'm \\ 'trruli Ni . .\
%
she sits with eyes mm“ “9"“ "lei Y0“ Wh0 Know
“'Uf'li-lllil‘delledi 600d Ale
l
i will be delighted with
of
e.
£188
orig Burton
A19
On Draught Everywhere
We Are Receiving Shipmentu.
Regularly Without Delay
or Interference.
lusfi .\ (‘1'. Importers.
mt \'. rtt
«r
the City
richness, the smoothness, the
body Bass
It. is the
ideal beverage to accompany
w.
“5‘
£1»;
D T GUY WILL
CQRTAINLY HAVE
ePPETnE BY
TH' TIME (GET
oVERCOArs
The Best Values in “”1:
$10 to" $12.50
G O T T LIE B
11 No. Main st. 8o. Nam ‘
“410—31250 Sultl.
T EETH
extracted by the most
ap proved
Ever!
conscientious dentist saves a tooth
and most modern methods.
it there is a possibility of doing
but it frequently happens that
the saving
i state when a dentist first sees it.
50,
a tooth has passed
I so there is nothing left to do but
‘ A. M.
17216.3(, 7:
9:40, 10:
P. .‘I.’
5
57:45x, 9:
-l:::9.\:,
45x.
3 A, M.-—12:25x,
l10:33); 11:51x.‘
P.
410:40‘
i
8:51x, 9:15x, 10:03x.
S:
j6:
.1: :00x.
' Sunday
i112 : 00x.
A. M.—12:23x. 1:1
t
l
J10:19. 11:12x, 11:57x.
i,7:08x, 8:39x. 9:25x.
A. M.—-6:18, 8:27, 9
A. M.—-10:37,
P. M.—-2:15, 7:20.
avg.aa all:
Timetable
IN EFFECT SEPT. 26, 13i5.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK ‘
5:42x, 6:09, 6:57x.
to, Szlox, 8:21x, 8:59x, 9:23x,
33x. 10:53x, 11:51.
«ltltlx, 1137):. 3:02x,
:le. 5:45. 6:02x, 6:47. 7:02x.i
Sundayc.
5 : 42:,
.‘tl.-—1:13x, 224-“. 3:12x, 4:31x.
6102);, 6157):. 7102):. 7257):, 9:45x,
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK :
A. n—iziix, 5:30, 6:39, $001.1
10:06, 10:50); ,
P. M.—.12:03x, 1:06, 2:04;.
27x, 3:54, 4:23. 5:13x, 5:29, 5: 0
00x, 6:06, 7:15x, 8:10x, 9:37, 11:15x.
A, tit—6:00, 8.001, 9:00, 10:03:,-
On a wet pavement ...... a man sits 10:50:.
alone P. M.——l2:10, 71:03x, 3:39x.
On a park bench ...... or else goes;5:25x. 6:00x, 7:20x, 8:10x,
3x, 6 : 05,
3-But all the heroes have some trick of 9:15x, 10:18:, 11:12x, 11:57x.
i 1?. M.—1:.‘ll), 3:16x. 3:28, 5:19, 6:20,
6:51. 7:08.\', 9:25, 11:22.,
Sand-ya.
A. M.——12:33x, 1:13x, 7:43, 9:15x,isiven apecialattentton; also curvum
P. M.——2:09x, 4:46x, 6:33x, szisfizivm the? Chimera“?! 1* chine“
259:.
Sundays.
. DANBURY TO SOUTH NORWALK.‘
8:18. 10:05::.1
A. lit—6:00, ' 7:25.
1:50. 7,
P. lib—4:23, 6:49.
Sunday;
A. M.—7:50, 12:10,
P. M.—-6:41.
ink..;hsadaohc, annwmmmmj, will eommunioateftmther with you. I mgpr‘uldeg‘ .0: th9”T‘-aygler3’for 3" "Almost every famil
suits of clogged burials...
a.
.,.: ...
i presume that
:5 Operate. has ~
‘ . very turly.
w. commerce... J ,_ 9%“..1-Advemed-‘ln‘1‘he seminal.
.‘....' '
ll
late
company since 1890. ‘
Von-flaw ready to tie-Eyesi- and has been connected with ion in the‘ closet."
' ‘ ‘- ‘ ' ' i. 'Yea; but‘fi‘hat stood to that to the? ,
neighbors? They always hoe
- from and locked.”
-- NO GOOD.
y has a skele-V
I—Signifleo express.
\
R. R.
11:15x,
p the door;
have it out. With my method the
operation is quick, simple, free
,from all pain and unattended by
. :%
danger or any ill after effects.
Dr. .1. ii. Mallery ‘
”7- South Main St. South NOIWEW
”ours" ‘i a. m. to 8 D. in. Sunday:
v rtvtoniniment only.
,.v
Don’t Forget
to see, ' f,
Tom Murray '
31 South Main Street '
S0}... Norflallt
3:29.
8:54,
2:57.;
n
..t-,
The New Selence
loernwrtou OF CHtROPRAcrl
Chiropractic is the definition of
cause of the disease and the art
adjusting the some. Disease in ‘ca ‘
by a wrench. twist oreprain in
back. Even if done'in (:11ch
it creates pinched nerves and voila
later life in the different organ
hubs. ., ‘ '
Chiropractors remove the calico”
disease and pain. health is New
ithrough harmonizing the nerve g
items in your body. Female troub ‘
5:02.
7:15.
for the spin. You will nevér to“
help you. ‘ ‘
Magnetic treatments liven Kilo.
Be Sure Its ,A ‘
from the best fresh .
obtainable.
Ask Your Grocer for. .
Insist on them at your
y
w
taurants. ‘
.
Norwalk Chronicler