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AUTOMOBILE NOTES
Motoring Department, The Sentinel~ HELPFUL HINTS.
l have a 1909 touring car. When There is a right way and among
running in high speed the engine way to attach skid chains. in the
scene to go too fast according to the! first. place the chain should be Install
speed of the car. I have put newied with the books on the outside and
leather facing on the clutch, but this‘away from the tire. if this is not
has no effect. Any information Willi-dint}! F'.uiis-yzzis.i bognuth.
be appreciated. C. E. done the books will chafe the casing.
When a new leather is installed it In the 8900M place the chain should
musr’be carefully fitted. it should be' not be hooked Up too tightly. if they
faced off on a lathe to remove all “8 allowed ‘0 "01"! freely the Chili“
spots in order to insure a good can will work around the tire and cause a|
tact surface. A new leather usuallylmore uniform wear. When this is
requires several applications of cas-Idone "‘9 tread is 1933 apt'to be 1005'
tor oil or neatsfoot oil in order to get I 9091*-
it into a pliable conditon. it may bet in order to prevent the silverlng 01'
possible that the clutch spring is lamp reflectors "0m tarnishing when
weak and needs adjusting or possibly. " in “8" it 1' 3°04 to 8"“ the 3""
replacing. lface a light coating of alcohol in
_____ iwhich a little colodlon has been dis-
Motoring Department The Sentinel— solved. TM” will form an excellent
1 have a car with a carbure- }protection, and is easily washed off
tor. When the motor of my car “lwlth warm w‘wbl i 1 ed
not running gasoline drips from the Ottentimus trouke 5 experienc’ t
(Maiburetor Can you suggest a wayim‘ road 'th bro en ““29".” ion
to overcome this fault” S G pins on propeller shaft. “here there
iis no garage in vicinity a temporary
d3”)? 30:“ ml I": carbauzetozhma’y 13:: repair can be made by using a bundle
a as e t 00 11g. fl can If e a oi | of iron wire or a heavy bolt wedged in
0: :neisitlingofirhhzrlfahnh I: “[1:3an the yokcs of join. to pass the power
’ to rear axle.
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hit“ to replace 1:119 0'? valve bVeryi If a motor persisits in missing when
0 en. however t e vs ve may e re- .0"
it a light load is being carried. be-
heated by tapping lightly, making m ,fore resorting to adjustments of the
to centre the naive pin at the time.
fiarhuretor, try making spark gap a
litle wider presuming of course. that
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”A D mans WHAI be a good idea to advertise for bidsi Woodward ............... 1,500.00' . --.. ——— — A
B R for doing this work. iSeaview Avenue ........... 5,.000 00 _
Mr. Sharron—Very good. 1'” put lniNewtoun Avenue .......... 5,.700 00 ' Be sure IFS A
1' [PI NEEDS a bid for the street department. Franklin Street ........... 3..500 00 [)0rnn House FR ISBIE S
R 0 The matter 0f paying Winfield St.,lMain St.. New Canaan Aie. , ‘
(Continued from Eighth Paul was brought up as an example Where! to Dist. Line ............ 3,600.00 Made in the Clanm PM
-_-.. 1.. work had been done that did not dir- w i _
... h. be t fresh fruit!
ectly connect two towns; Mr. Moun- $32,550.00 Will remain open until December 5! btfr'omblhe s
"0“” be ‘ good thing. but he 0b. hon said Wilson Point stretch could he New Roads: Go there for your sea “0" 0 am: e.
399‘” ‘0 searching records for prop extended to connect Rowayton Ind Bouton Street ............ 8 1,500.00 , Ask Your Grocer for Them
arty ownership. as this would cum“ Darien. as well as the Winfield street, New Sewers: JOHN O’SULLIV AN, Prop. . res.
in ““0““ “Dense“ "Why am 89' to connect East Norwalk and Blush-~F‘uirilcld Park (as per sur- lnstst on them at your
bids on making a city map and giving in c.k vey and estimate order- “unnu-
Tel. 720
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it to the lowest responsible bidder,"I Mr sherron claimed that the latter, ed by former City Coun-
asked Mr WWW“- work was done to relieve the trunk oil) ..................... s 3,.500 oo = , F Am
Ma Harstrom w“ then asked to e of some of the traffic. and on w- Central Avenue ............ €000!) .
tell «fit the "in ‘0 ammo ‘° “"1 lcld‘uut of certain feeling which tended Taylor Avenue (moo n...) . 2,500.09 0 o n o o o n o o o o o o a o o o o o o o o o o o D o o o o 05
what 00“” be done concerning "”‘to send traffic over the Winfield street Horton Street .............. 550.00}
Wilson Point permanent pavement iroad instead of allowing it to 80 Putnam Avenue (290 ft) .. r : CLEARANCE SALE 3 Y
Th9 officials had 19“de hat the’ through the First District lliaurence St. ...... ,.,...,.. “0.0. a D »
Isn‘t? had no money for the work a““11“l"eeling," said Mr. McMahon. “Willi Cedar St. and Park Av.e. 2.. 9 a to make room for D
that N was 30‘ the policy 0‘ the do you mean by that; Ihldn't heard Eversley Avenue .......... 100. 00 a CHRISTMAS GOODS 0
state highway department to buildiof any feeling,” said Mr. McMahomlHowai-d Ave .............. 500ml 0 . ’6 .
permanent roads that did not connect innocently. Spring Hill (preliminary sur- 3 Special Items At a”; _
two towns He said. however that thei "You know what imesn," replied vcy necessary before esti- ! a ATTRACTIVE PRICES ‘0 a
trip had been WOMEN? ‘3 “08"“ Mr. Slierron male Lul be given) ..... 11, 450. .00; a ' g h
repairs could be made to Armory The matter of expending "511,00, 6 00 a Thursday,'Friday. Saturday 2 .;.
a erous curve there in Ohio street was broull a Total ., .................. 54, 00. D ——.—. g .
Siginzxfgdthfiedszfii he had received :frzlr. Sherron, and the board then The distussion ov er the Fourth Dis- a ”A. DICKERMAN & SON ’ 'g
109 following letter on the Buhlt‘t'i went into details concerning the 009‘ trlct budget was a tame affair. Mri 0 South Norm Phone 446 '
from State Highway Commissioner of keeping horses and other equip Sherron explained the item of paving u'aa-
Bennett: lment of the department iin South Main street, and \ir Me a a a a a a a a a O a a a o a a a o a a 0 O O 0 O 0 d a ,
Hartford, Nov. 17th. 1915. , Other Fifth District ”090890. “1" iMabon again suggested that the city - "1- w ..
t‘arl Axel Harstrom. Esq., ldpr the hendinf: of good roads, callediadvertise for competitive bids for do- .5 ‘
Ma or. ‘for the following: .ing film work. IMr. Sharron again . . at g
yNOI'Wflik. Conn. lGrninman avenue .......... $5 .000 0" replied that his department could do Dlnlng Room Furnl ure ‘
Dear Sir:—— l'i‘oiisonie avenue ........... 1. 600. 00S" as cheaply and well as anyone elsn . . ..
Confirming our conversation of' \Voifpit iiill iiicnue ........ 5,000. 00; thought 5‘ "n... a For ThanksglVlng Day
Monday regarding the improvement of‘ West Rocks nvonue ........ 5, 000. .00l l and (ltti of money to spend for this. ' . ‘ ., ....
Armory Hill in the City of Norwalk- i Glover avenue ............. 2. 500. 00 work. and suggested that 81, 000 0. Dining Tables. Chan‘s. Buffets, China (108813.“
as the consequence of the request oi
your Committee. the State has agrecdl {answer the purpose. .
to do the following Work: State Aided Highways—Armory Hill The deficgpncy in the school departvl
Work to 'be done under State and improvement. $3,500. mcnt last year was not touched upon.i
Town aid. Town paying one-qiisrter:lf The members then took
.31. 200 iii Dflii hingr the street up migh
Total :19 000.00i .Trvlng Tables. in Sets
up ”19 and it is understood that later at).
the construction or masonary retain lFour District highway budget, which other night will be set for a hearing
A New Stock in a New Store;
or Single Fleece
Motoring Department. The Sentinel—
] have a ——, and when l throttle
down the motor for two or three min-
utes and then open the throttle the
motor seems to choke. and sometimes
will stop altogether. Could you tell
me the trouble? M. G.
Your trouble is in the carburetor.
Would suggest your trying a new aux-
iiiary air valve spring. Also inspect
hot and float valve, and note if same
work freely and properly.
[Al WlliillilI illili
0f lNDiGESlliiN iii
SOUR, .lCiii STUMlCIi
Instant Relief l'Pape’s Diapepaln’ Ends
Your Stomach Trouble Forewr.
Wonder what upset your stomach—
which portion of the food did the dam-
age~do you? Well, don’t bother. if
your stomach is in a revolt; if sour,
gassy and upset, and what you just
ate has fermented into stubborn lumps
head dizzy and aches; belch gases and
acids and eructate undigested food;
breath foul. tongue coated—dust take
a litite Papa’s Diapepsin and in live
mimites youwouder what became of
thetindigestion and distress.
Mflflani'uof men and women today
know that it is needless to have a bad
stomach. A title Diapepsin occasioa-
all! lumps this deflects organ meals!-
ed and they antitheir few-rite foods
without fear;
1: your stomach doebn‘t take care of
70m liberal limit without rebelion; if
:t
yourfoodisadtmtlilnstesdof SJA waist
help. remember the aidckest,‘ surest,
'mott harmless relief is Pape' s Diapep
sin whieleostis oniytlft'y cents furs
hm casts at drug stores. We truly
wnndermL-it- dim food and sets
things straight. so gently and salty
that it in Mill astonishinx. Please.
formandon’txonnsndouwith
a weak. disordered stomach: it’s so
the magneto is being used. (in the
other hand. if the motor misses when
there is a heavy load on board it may
possibly be obviated by closing the!
spark gap slightly.
A disagreeable body squeak may of-
ten be traced to the suspension point
of a tender. if the fastening bolts
are not kept tight the fender will
chute and squeak. All the small re-
tainlg bolts should be kept securely
‘ fastened at all times.
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THE ROUGH LITTLE RAASCAL
A smudge on his nose and a smear on
‘ his cheek,
{And knees that might not have been
IA washed for a week;
bump on his forehead, a scar on his
‘A lip,
A relic of many a tumble and trip:
A rough little, tough little rascal, but
sweet,
is he that each evening 1 m eager to
meet.
u.
A brow that is heady with jewels of
sw eat.
A face that’s as black as a visage can
set:
A suit that at noon was a garment
of white,
Now one that his mother declares lea
fright.
A fun-loving,sun sun-loving rascal, and
fine,
is he that comes placing his black hat
l in mine.
A crisp of brown hair that. is misled
and tossed,
from which two of the but-
tons are lost:
A smile that shines out through the
dirt and them;
And eyes? that are flashing delight all
the time; .
All these are the joy: that I'm
to meet’
And 100! for the
street.
eager
t
“satiation!
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--Detrolt Free PM”.
earth and rock excavation, guttersf
,and drainage for the improvement oil
the hill, in accordance with plans pre-
pared in this officer-$3.100. i
The construction of an eighteen
(18) foot brick pavement up the. hill;
at a cost of $1.700. to be paid for by:
the State.
to be paid t‘m by the City. .
The extra widths of brick pavement
v-wnt‘ont‘d in my letter of August
10th, 1915, need not He built it the
"id feeling that it was a benefit to
the City, and you should decide who
ther the. work should be done.
The entire cost to the City, there-
fore, will be oneouarter of $3,100 or
$775 plus $500 for the improvement
of Elm Crest. making a total expense
to" the City for the improvement of,
this hill of $1.275. i
The plan as presented. contemplates ,
the widening of the road on Armory!
Hill to thirty- five (35) feet at the ex-J
treme end of the present retaining;
wall. The sidewalk and curl: on the
to be moved back so as to leave the
driveway on Elm Crest Terrace, twang
tovone (21') feet in width Retaining}
wall is to be built from east end ofl
the present wall to a point about
twenty-five (25) feet easterly of the
present retaining wall. I
,‘ This is the only State and Town
work which. we can contemplate in
the City of Norwaik this year.
Yours truly.
C J. BENNETC,
State Highway Commissioner.
The board members believed this
, would be a good proposition. and
then went back to $25,000 approprtar
tion for Wilson Paint paving. Mr.
Sharron squad that he believed the
'strstehi from the Mendew street,
bridge to the banana Oi! railroad
crossing could be built for 311.000.
My,
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north side of Elm Crest Terrace arel -
ing w,alla iron railings. the necessary; Humi HM allilltlvnfiilons 0f 354600140“ this matter
as follows:
Pavement Expense.
;Cieaning and sweeping for
11 months .............. 5 4,125.00
Maintenance of pavements .
S 4.625.00’
Maintenance of horses. wag-
Changes at Elm Crest Terrace 8500 'o..s ll 1 car is for 11 months $ 2,109.00 port! were received today amounted
item expense fat 11 months
(rent of barn in second
. 'Ct)
Maintenance of buildings .
275 00
100. 00
1.
City so decides, as this work was add. ,New sheds for wagone- -ead-»--- the ovens already tired, and as num-'
600.00
1,100.00
carts ....................
Maintenance of trees ......
Maintenance of Sewers:
Repairs to sewers. cleaning
sewers. cleaning catch bas-
ins, and new catch basins
and drains ..............
Removal of refuse for 11
”10‘1th
2. 500. 00
.................. 7,792.00
Maintenance of highways,
...Liuulilg cleaning gutters 15,000.00
Snow removal ............. 1,000.00
Dust layers and binders 6,500.00
Miscellaneous 1,000.00
"W“ ................... 842,601.00
Street Layouts: /
Elk. nuc- twestport‘ to .-
Waring‘s) ..............3 600.00
ward street .............. 2,000.00
Grandview avenue ....... ‘. 1,600.00
Meadow street ....... ' ..... 2 ,000.00
Quintard avenue .......... 3,000.00
. g $ 5.100 00
New ‘ Construction —— Permanent
Pavements:
, South" Main St. to Meadow "
It. ’
South Main St, Washing-
to [to Woodward Ave. (It. ..
is. possible that this asti-
taste may be loweredif. a
sheet monument were used.
instead of brick) ........
Buruflmr Water: 8L... _
500.00;
....................... 3 1,950.00;
RAY MO \iD & SON
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
‘48 Main Street.
Luvoas BUSY. I
CONNELISVILLE. Pia. Nov. 18.—-i
Coke operators throughout the reg-i
run an: noJilug their plants six days;
a week and tiring additional ovens
when labor can be secured. Produc
ltion during the week for which re-.
Nor-walk. '
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-Mr Gar Owner
We make a specialty of Lighting and Starter troubles. Our 110"
to ‘27 000 tons and shipments ‘0 430,~i chanics are capable of repairin all uiectricai Systems. We test and
000. The merchant plants generally, .
lare cleaned of stock. There are not‘ charge your storage battery without removmg it from your car. Rev
pair work in all its branches.‘
enough men in the region to operate
bers of these insist an extra holidays.
every week the labor situation‘is be—i
27 Chestnut St, City.
coming acute; i g
M was
Save The Baby 4'; _
Usetherellable. "
HORLICK’S
Malted Milk 1
Upbnhds every part ofthe body cflcientiy.
Enthrud by thousands of P
:Mothers and him the world overdo:
more than a quad-ref: century.
Convenient, no cooking nor adrhiionai
miikroqnirod. Simplydiasolveinwater.
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53 WALL STREET
NORWALK
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Everything In the Optical Lin
Eves Examined Free.
Acme when other foods oft-n fill.‘ -___._. __._~._._.____._.__
when ma has... up. . .""""““ -,-~ - " ‘ “
Fumes-ma...“ What Are Your Assets?
The scientific conductofbusinesu and personal affairs today of .
the methods employed very dlotlnctty
Afvoid The liability
given efficient and courteous attention.
Fairiield County National Ba
_THE OLDEBT IANK IN NORWALK.
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