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AUTOMOBILE NOTES
Motoring Department. The Sentinelwilt only 3000 miles Have drawn of!
i am contemplating the purthase 0! lb? pater. lat all the oil out Of crank
a light car and i want the most ecox ”‘50 and have ““96 some With kenr
mut‘cal and serviceable care there is. .159". in for about “70 months and let
Ant interested in a Ford Maxw ell in 0“? Mid replace With 011? 1 saw In
and antali'Overland. lunderstand the ""019 by you HIM this 0“ injures
Ford is 22 horsepower, but has two.the bearings P1889 advise me rc-
sizes of tires, which is an added ex-‘sarding this matterjand oblige. .
pense in carrying two tires and inner H. 8.
tubes to be protected against punc-‘ " kerosene ll 18" in motor for time
lures. The small Overland. J think Slflle. It would have no injurious ef
hm a 32x: tire with demountahteffect on hearings. provided motor in
rints, uhich is more ripened“: than‘ml'flln. Before motor 15 again Put into
a h‘ortl tire, at'td has iii horsepowerjllle “1'08an mint be drained from
i would like to know how far these' motor and replaced with clean lubri—
cars will run on a gallon of gasoline. call!!! 0"-
! would like your opittlon on which is1 As kerosene is not a lubricant, but
the best of the cars mentioned. for a cleanser, it will injure hearings. if
“ilii'il please accepi m,- sincere any remains while motor is operating
thanks. J. D. ittntler its own power.
it is impossible through the col-
umns of this paper to advise
You i
uhich cor-to purchaee. You should “0‘0““ Department, The Sentinel-—
look ittto the merits of each car in
Do you know of any way of remov-
or ier to ascertain ultit‘h one would 'an the carbon out of a molar withou-
best suit your requirements. A c0m lnklns it to a garage and having ll;
pctcnt local mechanic would help you burned Dill? Or it ill pmaiblo l0 burn
considerably in this respect, ' it out yourself, and how it is done?
if the piston in No.1 cylinder is
brought to the top and pet a little past
Motoring Department The Sentinel—nI mm", could the tltner on m. mung. *
\\ ill you kindly explain the object in he gel to spark at that point?
of the clutch Make? P. D. i F. 9
A clutch break is it device to check The best method of removing car-
the momentum of the clutch when 1,0“ is by the oxygen process. It may
(hanging speeds ‘
(l ttclt is disengaged it tends to spin tiers and scarping.
fut some time. due to the momentum if ,0“ do not care to do this. carbon
re cit ed from the engine. The brake.‘ may be parflany removed by injecting
Hill." against the clutch shaft or drum a little alcohol into cylinders through
in such a manner as to reduce its mo l comprefiston cockr'flter day!" fill.
ntenium. This facilitates gear ahift- wymp‘motor is stilt hot. The com
ing without having 10 "a" for u"’iwill soften over night and blow out
gears to assume approxmately thoimoun the pr‘v'lilten mgflwgw
same speed as the clutch. , :erated 73
To set magneto for retard. bring 1;”
Motoring Department. The Sentinel—t ion No 1 to top centre of calamari
I hart-.1405 Ford touring car that i “no“. um “me fly woman
1 have ‘wt up for the winter. I ran degrees past dental-g. Rem-d mark
“ ' icontrol lever fully on Wit» '0'
‘volve armature in infection it will 00-
Ore To convince the Moat Skepticalferate when metal‘ 0901““ “ dutll‘
30““ NOMIIK Reader. distributor brush just makea contact
. The test of time is the test that dith one of the segments; the inber-
counts. mpter points just ready to smile
Dean's Kidney Pills have made their 'Then couple up to shaft. Thla is poo»
reputation by effective action.
The' following case in typical.
If not. key on coupling will have to
South Nor-walk residents should be be removed and a new key-way made,
convinced.
The testimony is
proof complete.
Testimony like this cannot be ig—i
nored. 1
Mrs. R. o. Seymour, as mum at"?
South tNorwalk. says: "I bud a con-’goutlonnble habit of worklnl lime on
slant. dull pain in the mail or at: moonlit of defective netting- at the
back and aided, accompanied by weak hula: and for this moon 1: new M
ness through my loina. When i waa should another can“!!! which“ ‘0'
doing my work about the hope, 0, tilde. A 1m mama-n do a good
aharp twingea darted through me.'1‘he deal of dancing! tomtm‘. When one
kidney secretions bothered me and blade goes the rut of the fan often
plainly showed that i needed a. klduy luau-390.1! running at my hlall
medicine. Donn a Kidney Pilla. procur speed. m of the luck of We
edat Plaiated'a Drug Store, were not Thb uncut!!! W of m
long in removing the trouble. 1 now probably does more M159 ‘0 ““9
heather people who have used ma non actui wear when one "in“
Kidney Pill: with aatlafactory mutt: taélnt‘ and tile- m mil-Tm MW
mt... cum Again. is equal mm of strain on no
More than two years later, Mrs. fabric of the. tired oil “IO
Semofifild: ‘lfioau‘a Rune} Pills wheel. By mm. W “&
do all that la‘ clhliiie'd' ibi- mm and rear wheel one m “1‘“. 5““!
confirmed—the: coupling.
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”ELPF‘UL HINTS.
lglldly mam all t have man can or “WM 54
Vpraiaubof 5.“
mamflmmm 5!.
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“30“"? when thejalflo be removed by removing cylln- '
isible only when coupling is adjustable I
Lor if a pin is used a new hole made in:
The‘hlti'dea of aome'fana have snob»
inched:
. Mfifl‘wfifi . ‘
em adulation .
i All connections of the steering mech-
lanlam should be carefully inspected i
i The, should be adjusted and lubricat i
ied at frequent intervals One'a life
depends upon each connecthltg link be I
$lng kept in perfect condition; hence!
‘ the heroes ly of frequent inape . tn.
. The spring ioavaa should it lubrly
Icated occasionally. When CL.‘M0d,i
the spring loses ita reailiency and the
car will ride hard. A little graphite?-
and oil inserted between the apringi
leaves w'll improve considerably the
riding qualitlea of the car.
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through Sentinel advertising—lust an
other merchants sell things.
AN INCIDENT OF WAR.
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General Hugo and Mia Meeting withl
a Wounded Moor. i
General Hugo. father of that lite-i
rary genius. Victor Hugo, waa a dale;
lng notdier and ofiicer. Flo served!
brilliantly in both Italy and Spain and;
especially dlatingulahed hlmaelf in”
putting down bandits and guerrillaa.‘
That he was a man an magnanimona:
as he was brave is attested by a little
incident of his career that his own
son narrated. General Hugo, aceoat-;
panied by a single trusted huaaari
I"orderly. hild occasion, at the clone ofl
a day of lighting, to ride acroua
portion of the battlefield aa dusk was
beginning to fall.
“He heard a feeble sound in the
ahadowa." wrote Victor Hugo. “it waa‘
.a soldier of the Spanish army. who
dragged himself along the roadway,
pale. bleeding. gasping and who cried.
‘A drink. a drink, in the name of
pliy!’
”My father touched. handed his
cantett to his faithful ltuaaar. nit-'1
laid. ‘Here, give a drink to that poor
wounded fellow. Suddenly, as the
hussar. atooplng, leaned over him the
man. a ‘Moor of some sort. snatched
the ptatolvho carried and tired it at
my father's head. crying 'Carambal'
The bullet pooled so close that the
but fail. and the charger reared wild-
ly backward.
"'lee him the drink all the same.’
said my fathor."--Yonth'a Companion
initiation till
8E toll still it
list, tilililllli
|Look at Tommi Move Paloma From
Liver and ‘Bovnla at Once.
Mother! Your child isn't naturally
crane and poevhh. See if tongue is _
coated; thin in a euro alga“ lta little
stomudh. liver and bowela‘ need a
cleansing at once.
When llatleaa, pale, feverish, full of
cold. breath bad, thmt aorta doesn't
eat. aiehp or act naturally. has about
.ach-acho diarrhoea, remember. a gentle
liver and” bowel clapping mind ohm
i we be the lrat treatment glyeu.
i Nothing equals “California Syrup of
Riga” for children's llla; give a m
poonful. and in a few hours all the
fold into. and: bile and prolonging
ifod which Mm in the more
panda out of the ”item. and ‘m Riva
a'flwoll‘ldphyfulchildogaih. All
chum lovi'tma hm”, «uncut:
"fruit native.” and it‘nflo‘r‘fuilttoof-
feet a good "tandem". Dino
done for babiba’, olfldi'ait or alliance
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'aatlonal Woman Shift-age Alliance:
anneal! of the Hartford conference 0'
‘aad mm until l.“
Indgrownvnpamphhlyonthahoh'
Absolutely Pure
laden—mutant
MIMI-I0 mania
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BWork for the paaaage of the Buaan
Ami Imdmant through Con-
greaa. will go with redoubled vigor
under the influence of the inspiration
and encouragement received Rom the
conference in liartford laat Monday.
Connecticut Buffraglata have already
done effective Work in thin direction.
i but many have held back from a feel-
lng that the National Woman 8ulrago
\smciation did not wholly favor thin
method of obtaining woman untrue.
How completely these women were
mistaken, wan made plain in the ad-
dreaaes given by lira. Carrie Chap-
man Catt at both the morning dud the
afternoon aeaalon of the conference.
Mrs. Catt urged a concentrotion of
effort of the federal amendment and
pointed out the economic waste of
forcing woman to undertake in state
after atate. the arduous and expon-
aive labor of a cimpaign to reach ev.
ery individual voter.
’Before her election to the preli-
doncy of the National Association.
Mrs. Catt was at the head of the m- .
pire State Committee of New York.
and in this capacity had the direction
of most of the activities of the recent
New York Campaign. It was her ex-
periencea in this campaign that ill-
dnced her immediately after her ciao-f
tion to the Presidency of the Nationalv p 1...; 13 g, 4.
Annotation. to announce that the pol-'
icy of the National Association this
year would be to puah in every pouh
ble manner the paaaage of the amend-
ment to the United States and to pro-
pare in the atatea for lta apeedy rat-
location.
Mrs, Catt is a universal favot’l‘fe
among suffragllta both in this coun-
try and abroad. Mr over ten year!
aha hAa been president of the Inter-
and after the mignation of Hill
Bummuthonyahewaaforfoar
yuan president of the National Ambr-
madman damage Associating:
3119 than rained on moon of
health and was succeeded in onion by
Dr. Anna. 11. Shaw. who in now Kon-
orai-y Merit of the
was undoubtedly largely the popular
it! of Mrs. Catt' tint W the
Honda»! "
M “mantle was held ill “I.
file
‘I m fit 11: 80 ‘I I!»
Hotel w afternoon.
Mm-anMW'
Atmotologlr' ”W”
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association. It .
iof Congreasd‘mal work in this atato
and who told of what had been done
‘ in favor of the amendment under her
direction ; Mrs. M. T. Bennett, Mrs. H.
W. Rogers and aeveral others. ,
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Timetable
court-t noawaut 'ro uaw want
A. [—1238, 5:421. 6:09. “51%|
7:18; 7:40, 8:10; 8:31; 0:50; 0:23!
9:40. 10:11; 10:57:. 11:51. .
P. If.—~1:1lx. um, 1:02; 3:.”
4:01; 5:18; 5:45. 4:01; 4:47. 7:01!
7:45; 1:45;.
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A. 14,—uzlsx,
10:18; 11:51;
5:47; 8:“,
5:45, 5:01; 0:57; 7:02; 7:57; 0:051.
10:40.
NEW YORK 1‘0 3001’" ”DIWALI.
A. I.—4:41; 5:10. 0:70, 0:00;
:511. 0:15; 10:03; 10:00. 10:50;
1’. 11-12:”; 1:00, 1:04; 1:57.
3:"; 1:54. 4:21,. 5:13; 5:20,;533.
0:00; 0:00. 8:10; 0:37. 11:15:.
11:00:.
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P. l—uzlo. 1:03; 3:39; 6:02.
5:16; 0:00; 7:10; 8:10; 11:15:.
11:00:.
SOUTH NORWALK vo le HAVIN
A. 1—112”; 1:13; 0:05. 7:15.
0:15; 10:18; 11:11; 11:57:.
P. 1—100. 8:10; 4:18. 5:19, 4:30.
0:51. 7:00; 9:25. 11:18.
“noon.
A. air—12:23; 1:18; 7:41. 0:15;
10:10. 11:18; 11:57;
P. M.-—2:09x. 4:48; 6:33;
7:08; 1:10; 0:35;
MUTH NORWALK 'f‘o DANIUIV.
A. 1—0:". 8:77. 0:89;
P. l.-1:80. 4: 30; 0:16 7:14.
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Mrs, Youngwed (a. doctor's daugh-
ter)——Did papa say he would do any-
thing for you?
Yohngwed—Yea. he said he would
operate upon me at any time free of
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