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A UTOMOBILE NOTES
,. n: Department, The Sentinel—-
have a Bosch magneto. Can you
on it I could feed my electric
from the current of my man;.
2 If so please explain how.
«0 magneto you mention is suit-
only for ignition purposes. ile-
an alternating curient generator
considerable lapse bet ween each
tlmpulse. it would not do for
Filing purposes.
petcnt battery repair man.
This starting system requires a six
volt battery to operate it properly and
as two cells would only give :3 tons
when fully charged, it is options that
the battery would not (To in its pres-
ent condition.
Before storing battery for
have it fully charged:
of battery with ammonia soluioti to
remove all acid from terminals. Care
Ilitlrll be taken not to allow any ant
inonia to cm into the cells.
minals should then be treated with
light grease or vasonline to prevent co
rodinu. At least once the
oattery should he pin-ti an addition-
,kil charge.
winter
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dorms Department, The Sentinel ~
I've a fourcyiinder old-style car
I. cone clutch. What is the cause
. the clutch does not engage eas-
, What should i do. and where
~ the troublt be? Thanking vou
M kind attention in this mat
. I). a.
in» trouble. you experience is cnus-
by the clutch leather being too
Would advise that you disen-
clutch, clean surface of leather
“thematic; then bathe with neuts-
I I and allow this to stand oyt-r-
‘An'Ot-ctteionztl treatment oi‘ this
a month
Motoring llt‘ptilllllt‘lli. The Sentinel
i wish yott would inform the it two
radio nitrogen tlry linttetics ritteti ttl
three \tilla each would l‘uriiisii light
for two headlights. ill-candlcpower
lamps. also it the
batteries would operate
' a
an clet‘ll‘ic
horn'.’ \i'. R.
WI“ ROI D ”1" “WWW I" WWII ('llll‘ llry cells Itrt' not serviceable lot
’ ' ltglitiiiu purposes. A storage battery
is Illlllll better and more l‘l‘ulltllliltltl
l-or intermittent service, such its for
3 his Department.
'l‘lt.- Sentinel—u
litial.» sure that there is no play.
then clean IUID‘
The lcr- :
THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING 6mm
tacitly it in possible that some part 01]
the adjusting device has become looa-'
cited and in some manner wedgedl
Perhaps this would hold me tiirutitlx
bearing too tightly and cause the
steering mechanism to bind. Lack of
lubrication would altto muse this.
host motion may be taken up on the
ithrust bearing collar. or, ii tfere is
!considerahle play. it can be taken up
‘tronsidtratily by tiintnouutlng Steering"
:gear and [shine the
third to" a Hit" l.
lin: lt-t'ilt tha '
worm gear out» '
lIltF tile-mils ”ring-
1 are tto' worn iit
it the norm.
‘ The drag link hall and socket leuIS’
,should also be tested occasionally,
con-
tzit a i'. it '
to‘
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Motoring Department, The Sentinel-—
l hate it lillli it‘ord which knocks. is
time ou-rliauled this Illm‘llllle, takent
,ltp the main and connecting rod liear- :
lugs, also the Mini shalt hearings. l
ground the talus, put adjusters onl
tlnm, titaittti out the. carbon, fittedl
Hour new oversize pistons now wrist‘
pins and bushings and new rings. lip-l
rensst milling his enK‘ine i found
tlt.tt it still lliltI the knock, I
lime pulled this whole motor apart ‘
again and etattiiiietl everything and
found nothing to lie loose and have
natiilned the t-yliii‘tier head and cyl—
linrier head gasket. thinking that per-
haps the pistons iiiiehl strike thetii '
but found they dti not The etigttie‘
titued correctly according to the:
factory and I also checked saute. i-lacli l
cylinder tires just past dead centr-u,
:Will you kindly piw me some iden‘.
its to what may cause this knot-it and.
tililige If. F.‘? ‘
’I‘his knotk may be caused by the
'cnd of a bolt projection on con-1
nectlng rod or some other pttrt strik-f
ing on some pull or interior of motor l
Perhaps crank shaft or i'illll shaft is
out of true. it is always advisable to
make sure that the shafts are true he
tore fitting the bearings
(ill
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CONNECTICUT PATENTS
The following were issueti Dec. 7.
llllfi‘ List furnished Itoin (iIlltt' oi~
‘A .\l. \Vtttislt'l’, Sillll’lltll tti‘ I'ttlt'lilsp
Bridgeport, (‘onttg
Ernest ll (‘rot'ltt‘iy llt'ltlu‘ptilt. tlt-
\ll't‘ i‘tir tittliipiin. ptessttrt- lllll'lllll’t
lions. l
\\'itltt|l‘ ll. Litsltiti‘. lit'idizrptn'l. 2‘
pail-tits. l'IliIlIl Iill‘ grip. tire isrlp.
t‘llnton iii. Woods. llriduepurnl
prttpiiophotte
.\ionior titiett. littr'lot'ti, elt-ttrlcl
tthotonieiitioncd'
32’". be“, '1‘"de your \aluttltll- horns. etc, thy t'l‘ll> inn) he used to
.. H tion for some Illlll'. l tune a “‘l“""”i¥"-
I 7‘ ltll (Il'ay & llailn starting _..... .
.GOI “‘9 hotter) ”mild” t" .\llllll|lll,: ilt-pntttiietit. The Sentinel
in comparing motor cars can the net
ability of a car be determined
tiny tit-curacy on the basis of ltotse
pt)\\vl' and weight?
charge two cells; there are thine
.In All. Do you think it Would
protot- over with two and not hurt
1 Also kindly tell me the best
to keep battery in winter time
fear is stored Would it he all
I 1099 It in warm place in
labor and leave water in cells?
you very much for this in
t. ., I am I. ii.
2 tact that only two cells in the
lib?! can be (hinged indicates that
it out is dead. Battery should in:
red tby the ‘niakers or by a COIll~
“liltilllli” fill
an All) ions
* llflill tililll’lllll
Illious, Headache Sick,
Cour Stomach. Bad Breath,
Bad Colds.
a lit—cent box.
it in Cascaret tonight to cleanse
n lager. Stomach and Bowels, and
surely feel great by morning.
' . and women who have head
coated tongue, a bad cold, are
snervous, upset, bothered with
sassy, disordeied stomach, or
tackache and feel all worn out.
preference over the heavier
an early date.
.\‘ot very well. ’llie lite of a «at tie
pends mainly upon the matetial used
in its construction and wot-knmnship.
01' course, a light car will be more
economical to operate, especially as
3 regards tire expenses, etc.
Motoring Department. The Sentinel—~
l have a - carburetor on a Hull
20 car. I can get no power ttor speed
Have good compression; valve seat;
Spark and valve tappets 0. K. i have
tried every poaltion with air and
needle valves and have lowered gas
level in float chamber and the valve
seats. 'Bttt almost every ,cxplosion
seems to “spit" most in the begin-
ning to accelerate and when fully ac-
celerated, does not attain ver high
engine weed and no pulling Speed.
J. 8.
Would suggest that the inlet valves
the tested for proper seating. as this
back firing and loss of power is usu-
ally caused by leaky inlet valves.
When making this test. be sure that
' 3:011 keeping vour bowels clean. you have proper clearance space he-
Wards—or meroiv forcing a tween push rods and valve stems. Al-
ay every few days with salts, so test the seating of disk by pour.
pills 0" “8”" 0“? ting gasoline on disk head. Gasoline
. immediately cleanse and! ,
the stomach remove the will seep through it valve is not seat
undigested and fermenting food insbroperly
_ui gases: take. the excess bile It valve stems are warped or badly
”“9" and C3"? 0“ the con ,gummed or if valve springs are weak
waste matter ,and nelson[you will experience trouble. ,When
her. a Cascaret tonight will motor is turned over Slowly every-
’7 it‘you out by morning. A‘ thing will apparently be 0. K., ‘but
x_ “0111 your druggist means when accelerated under its own pow-
wet ““0“: “ “1°“ headler the valves may not act quickly
' "'i afor “In“? Dontlenough to insure good results
_~“M .
ATS Motoring Department... The Sentinel—
. Will you be so kind as to let. me
lot, Valuesrin
For
know titrOurli. yttinr valuable paper the
and I have continual trouble with the
lemming m. If the steering gear
works hard, what causes the tremble?
'I! the Steering agar ihas lost motion.
' what again and adapter snow II it
Mottled? Could .I' retype the winch
the light six and light lllilll lie giwn:
cars?l
Which type would have the longer inn,
1 would appreciate this inl'oNnutlon ttt it‘ltt'l'» s ll'ntter.
ll. R. ;
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l
\ iey
following: I: have a four-cylinder car ,
slitlp-swttt h .
t'htttle- \l'. hpmis‘l‘l. llui'tl‘ord uni-t
\‘ersttl joint
[Kenya-it'll: .\l. Ill'\ .litrditis, \K'esl
‘lItit'li'ord. t-ortipttliim itl‘at-linietit inr
typewriters l
‘l‘lilttitdr l‘ .ltilills‘tilt, \'t-\\‘ Ili‘H‘ll,
firearm
.Iitlltt~ l" .‘llltIlIlt‘\\-~. ,\t'“' llitwit,
IIll‘~Il boll .
{ III'I't‘lI l‘. \ielt.tll'i-. New IIIH't‘ll,
‘Illll‘lltll
l-Idwttrd ll \nule. New London 1’
lll!lt‘lll>. dental pin-1,. Ulllttltlhlltlt’l
Illipllilllt't‘.
lit-lily ll Cooley, .\‘c\\ I‘ll‘liitlll.‘
with thinking: tttp
t httiles ii t‘ltttse (liitto llillltl' div
If so would not ”"' ““‘l Ill||~lllllu lll-‘ttlllllt l
.‘IIIH‘ Ittllds.
Reinhold
llt'l‘ Itlt‘k
'l‘litiotlii .l
ink-well. l
Stamford, cylili
Ntttimt t tn it
.N‘t-ltocll,
Watts. South Windham.
Trade Marks
'Iltt- (‘tipewcll Ilotse Null (‘.o, Hail--
Il(llr~l\ltiill.\'
Scovill Mfg. Co. Waterbury.
tons for trousers and other
Prints.
liomlyeitr's lndltt
Mfg t‘o., Natigttttit'lt.
(for rubber goods).
but:
L’ill'llit‘lllh‘,,
III'lllll‘l‘ tilot e
"Goody eitr's"
ResouncsiT-OT
Mts Rankin—When it comes to 16 l
sourcefulnesa. you (nn‘t heat \Irs. Am-
.\Irs. I’hylennl'l'httt do \‘ntt mean? l
Mrs. Rankin—When she wants to
scrub her front porch she fastens a
little bov Willie and let. him pretend
he is roller skating in the sonpmids.
His HARD WORK.
Small Boy (who has been playing
ball for six hoursl—"My legs ache. "
Anxious Mamma—~\l hat have you
been doing?
Smal Boy—l dunno, I did an exam-
’plo on the blackboard yesterday."
0llCHl PAIN, PAIN, iii
llllillMillt, intuitions
Riib Pain Right Out With Small Trill
Bottle of Old “St. Jacob's Oil."
Rheumatism is "pain only." Not on
case in fifty requires internal treat-
ment. Step dragging. Rub ~nothing.
penetrating "St Jacob's Oil" fighflnr
to your sore. still, aching joints and
muscles. and relief comes lit-lint”;
“St. Jacob's Oil' is a harmless tin!
maxim: cure which never am
and can not burn the an...
Linker up! Quit complainant.“
a small trial bottle of old. honalt 9h.
a.
inst a momént you'll be free mid
attains.”
ll;
Dda't luflt‘l Rollo; awaits
couple of bruahros on the feet of her -
Jacobs Oil’ at any tint; store, and in .
rheumatic pain. soreness. stiffness and '
Strudel:- air In cared million. -.
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Christmas Gift Suggestions
The Checry Holiday Spirit
Pervades the Store'
Christmas stocks are now at their best. Many of the choicer goods which can
will be unable to obtain later at any price The longer you delay making your Christmas selec-
tions the more it will be a case of choosing from what is left.
Do Your Christmas Shopping Early
FRIDAY, DEC. 10, 1915.
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be had now you
Extra
fccts; all sizes. Special
Novelties
i
We? SILK BAGS l
SWEET GRASS BASKETS .
NEEDLE BOOKS
FANCY PIN CUSHIONS
VANITY BAGS
SILK DRESS HANGERS
Bouoom SLIPPERS .
BoupOIR CAPS
SEWlNG SETS
GLOVE MENOERS ,
DESK SETS reasonably priced.
TOURIST CASES \
COMB. BRUSH SETS
MlRRons
.TIE ROCKS
RECIPE HOLDERS
FANCY BLOTTERS
LINGERIE CLASPS
Neckwear
l
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_ BROOCHES
\t-stccs, .Illhots. t‘olliil'alitl BAR PINS
Sets, draped Lace t‘ollars,
lltt- tit-w Lotus i'tillHr. I'IK‘. BEAUTY PINS
RHINESTONE BRAID PINS
25¢ to $2.00 liat‘li
Silk Hosiery
PHOTO FRAMES , GIIIS Ilf
* O O
Tub Silk Walsts
In great demand and very scarce. A special offering of Smart Tub Silk Waists in pretty Striped ef-
Damty Lingerie
For Gifts to intimate friends, for one's own wear—the
prettiest styles of the season.
Beautiful Collection of NIGHT GOWNS "
COMBINATIONS, CHEMISES and CORSET COV-
ERS. made of fine nainsook and crepe dc chine, very
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Jewelry
What more helpful to the Holiday Shopper than this
list of jewelry Novelties, ideal for Christmas gifts?
Gloves 1
Special
Gift Blouses
Everything from the
date and simple tailored
lilouse to elaborate crea-
lions of lace, chiii'oit ttiltl
taffeta.
$1.98 10 $7
.‘tny Blouse hon-d
ptiately on request.
se-
.98
tt ppro.
Christmas
Handkerchiefs
There are few places
CUFF IINKS where one may make Ilatid-
kel‘cliiel' selections to such
HAT PINS stood ndtttnlase its here and
ROSARY BEADS now. Included in the show-
NECKLACES itig are styles tor men. wo-
a lid children
so to $1. 50
For Baby
RHINESTONE coma SETS -‘ mm
i\so it good line of extra sizes in
Illltt-It and White from
__5m,.$1~50 *
Kimonas
l‘l tlllllllll.’ styles made of crepe de
chine. satin, tlltttuelette and (‘tilltlll
t‘l’t1lt‘. "
$1.00 to $10.98
86 WASHINGON STREET
‘ 50 t 3 00 Greatly increased Ilollduy Stocks
c 0 . itll'lit' (How littyilti: here easy and
The tollowini: list of colors may be I’l"“““”" .\ lam" tlhrillililt-lll oi Worsted
touittl iii ottr $1.00 line'. i Women ' K'd GI°V°‘- 51-15 ‘0 33-00 -
Black Huckleberry Blue I Women's Fabric Gl0vea ....... 50c pr Bootees, Caps. Toquea, Sweaters and
White Navy Blue Men': Gloves. .75c to $2.00 pr Le m a
Bronze Sky Blue Children s Gloves... . . .50c to $1.25 pr 99 9 ' ,
Gold Rocky Mountain Blue ‘ MlTTENS w'iith or without thumbs.
Old Rose Co enha en Blue r‘ M ' ATH R
Emma Oak ”.9” a,” we ENS LE dE WORSTED BATH ROBES . $1.98
Flesh New Blue H B
Purple Piping Rock an ags 3 pc. SWEATéR SET $2.50
Lavender Steel Gray THE G'FT PRACT'CAL HAND PAlNTED COAT
Pink Medium Gray l .~\n extensive collection of afternoon
Sand Battleship Gray and slittliplllp bugs, including distinct~ -HANGERS 50c
Nile Taupe ly smart mochas :Llltl pin-seal leathers.
Fawn Pearl Gray together with more picturesque satins WHITE RATTLES ...10c
Putty Vellow ""‘l “"“"‘*- coma a. BRUSH SETS, 50c to $225
Clocked Hose Maize 1 50¢ to $7.50
Novelty Striped African Brown l HAND-PAINTED BABY BOOKS. 75c
Etc” Etc.. Etc. PINK AND BLUE BASSINETTES.
' Practical Serviceable
Gifts- l
Bowed Writing Paper
1;:tnty Aprons
Home Dresses
Wrappers
Nurscs’ Uniforms
., Flannelette Gowns and Skirts, reatt-
: tar and extra sizes.
Men's and Women’s Umbrellas . 3
The N. E. Ryan ‘Co.
HAND-KNIT CARRIAGE AFGHAN.
daintily boxed ........ $5.00
HAND EMBROIDERED CLOAKS,
CAPES, DRESSES, GERTRUDES. ..
? NIGHTINGALES, ETC.
I STRICTLY HAND MADE DRESSES
AND PETTICOATS,
long or Short.
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SOUTH NORWALK.
68 WALL STREET
NORWALK
PHONE 488
O. B. JackSOn
OPTICFI‘N
Everything in the Optical Lin
Eyes Examined Free .
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What Are Your Assets?
The scientific conduotdbualnau and personal amlra today clama
- the methods/employed vary MW
’ .Avoitll'lte’liabillly ‘
7.09 not having new} wot. We Invite accounts which an
given jillclont and com-tom attention.
Fairfiéltl County National Bank.
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Electric Light and Water Co.
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l to see i llay or Night
1 1 Our spacious and can. riding
é Tom Mllrray' i ggtgdblle Will u e- out
31 South "MW 'ANIIREW rAvtoit
50° "own“ l Livery and'l‘ruclring
l Phone Darien Conn.
STORE
For Rent
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Made in the Clement Plant.
Enquire \
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- un- from the best fresh fruits
obtainable.
Ask Your Grocer IO: M.
Insist on thetn‘ at your res-
taut-anti.» ' “ * y,
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