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to tilt wttt lraiik l). flames
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.. I . _ h . 3 it 3' I th l’l'. ltowiand tiled a deinuirer to the ,
it]: Iln IHI’l‘y eiIuy ull SI lb 111'? 0 return. ”R. deliiurler “a” ““1“de .
fuel is injected in the cynnder after In“, .1..." Judge Smith moved for oii his arms.
leave to amend his return and that DICkwnrds and is quite bons'ttui while
the compression is nearly nnilbe'
Motoring Department. The Sentinel -
Sumo tinte ago yoti recotiimendcti
(Allelic rods for cleaning water cool
to; s) stem. Would youfrm- kind en-
ough to give proportions and how to
ifaf' ll.
As many motorists are looking their
tar! over at this time of the year. I
.‘nelteie that sUcli advice wit! the IQ‘
coined A. l’.
A good solution is one pound of soda
to tire gallons of” water. Take great
care itot to allow an) of the tioitition
to get on the paint as it will ruin it.
t'iix the solution iii a pull and allow it
to stand for a lilill‘ to be sure titat no
dirt or undissolt‘etl particles of soda
go into tJte systetii After the solution
has been in systciii about an hour
drain it ofi‘ and rinse thoroughly wit'
water.
.Wit'ltillllg Departititnt. The Sentinel
is there anything ill.il will rt-stort-
the original polish on llt‘.i(lll'4lll rctiee
tor iiltt-ic rillllt hits iltlti plush broken
out for z-ome time. (i. M
'l‘ht-rt is nothing that will restore
the tittuittal ltt~tre I'\||']|l re silteiini:
~i:.t tlt iel‘ector may ‘t iiiiproitil by
thiith 'tliL‘ \‘tl. h a rod littnriu'itl polish.
t’st :t sttit titilit and illtttl) polish
\tt'lt :t (ll‘t‘llidl‘ tiioveiiit-nt until all
Tilt'li
it e titan ~tt' tlotlt and polish ..Ul'~
-">c “.l'fili" has ilt‘t'll tort-red
l'lt'it
hittliiiiti: llctt:tl‘iltit'ltt. Tile St'ltlillt'l <7
l hair a li‘til'tl lttl‘.‘ model '1‘ car anti
:iit- magneto is out of (Irtit'l‘. 1 Fill] car
home. and it wa~ working well \"iit'll
i stopped motor. When I went
crank motor auulll could not start il.
i got some batteries and connected
them and started car: then switched‘it
«lit'f‘ on magneto. btit wotild not run
1 had magneto removed
’tlili t-\aniinetl. but still would not rt'
i but e taken magneto off several times
and illl'i it :lti_lli:.lf‘d ltiit can't get
stiit. :ttijit ted >0 it will rtln. Also
kind]; tell itic how titany dry cell but
tr'livr i should wire to a Ford to make
i litll well anti steady oii batteries.
G. Iii
The original trouble was probably
in the switch on the coil box. although
you may now have additional trouble
due to ilie repeated disassembling in-
juring the insulation on the field coils,
or reversing the magnets.
To make a test of the magneto, dis-
(niiitett the wire leading from it to
the coil Start motor on batteries and
then take the wire leading from the
magneto to the coil and strike it
against the crank case of the engine.
it should show a spark when so done.
If no spark shows. examine the coil
for broken insulation or connection
and the magnets should be togEiher.
The poles can be tested by taking the
magnets and sticking some small nails
against one pole and bringing another
magnet near the nails. The like pole
will repell the nails and the unlike
police will attract them.
Ten dry cells connected in two nets
of fire cells each in series. i. c., zinc
at one to carbon of next and no on.
The zinc of each set should be con‘
nected tagether and the carbons to-
gether.
(-ll lll'lfillt‘ltl.
Motoring Department. The 3‘nt'net -~
l have it 1912 White car. When!
not shifting from third to second gear
, .it minds. To stop grinding l have to
AUTOMOBILE NOTES
motion was denied and then Jud;
iiiitt' tor in
.‘v—
F‘T'O DEFEND H I!
in now iii the Supnsme court.
Judge Mark Smith, of Clinton, Has
. Appeat in Supreme Conn.
l‘iobiite judges in the state, and
there are about 115 of them. Will be
slow down to about three or four
miles an hour and then shift. . .
interested in the outcome of
A friend of mine told iue that he 3”“ brought m the mine of ”“3
. . * - t 3 .
could shtii from tltiitl to find gear at Sm“. of t‘onn‘ir3h1“ at lhc relation return. that the court cried In not
about filiteli miles an liotil‘. i). i.. at Dr. tutu-tint, o. Rowland. of Oak- “mm“ ”W mm" summer” “d ”m
A chance can be math-f rom it high ““ld» 3“"- against Mark Smith. Judge Eh.“- (Iimli Hint“! I" “01:”? Hunt the
gear to a low one at almost any speed of probate for the district M CH" ‘Ldugluiniwfiirt :iliwuiufieaogr :ligr
- I , y. _ _ t- _ ‘ t: ‘t '
brovided tlte Speed of the clutch is 111- mn' M‘dmmu county. lite “Wm“
. . listod ‘0 come before the 5 new. cd, to any other day than the fourth
creased during the time the gear let- mu” m “Hum”, Tuwdm. :1" a" Tuesday of September. 1913. and be
r h. in neutral while going from high ‘nltl't‘hl NM“ “3‘ Judge Smith from further contended that the Superior
to :i lower near To do this speed tip proceedings lit the Superior court of "0“” “”0“ m holding "ha" underIthIe
the iitotor. tt-t Iht- (‘lult'il in. push it Mttlulm‘x count). but the earth" "‘ (‘lrcummimwf' "it": ““32"!th
”m and shift l" the lower “a". interest aureed to have it continued 4“" to “‘“I'MI” ‘5“ rum “ ow
' jott the docket. tine of the uueiiti'onii ”W ““ “WWI . “a,“ when 1° ‘ d"
. “u. ”w Supreme Wu” to decide " tltati that Hpct‘lhctl inItho written mo
Motoring Department. The Sentinel - whether ll‘ was the duty of Judge tton 9' Dr llowluiidn attorney and
l have n t1t13 motto] mi (Harland Smith to hate it record show that all ”N" '" ‘Hmmm" ”I" motion of “F
ltllil'llll: car and would like to know “PM”! “"5 “WV“ '0 in“ Superior ’mwinmh 1.“qu ”N: 0.0"" "Nd m
' . court from his cotirt other titan holding ”m ““1"" Smith ""‘d' ”‘9
how to take the differential apart, The ‘ '
. _ ill! a day specified in the wntteii mo- "‘L‘V‘k“ “‘ the “NI-”r his own an"
N‘OW" tie-"hi t‘lllltped and I would like tion of Dr. llowlaiid'u km)...“ or m take. Charles A. Pelton.,of Clinton.
to replace it with a new one. other words, as Judia-
Any lllltlllll‘ tion you may give will tctids. the Superior court erred iii are “‘w-W” for Judge Smith.
in. appreciated by l“. V. grunting lIr. itowliind's motion that . __..., , , ,—
Tum u". the rear wheels and axle the record he chanced, because. by GOVERNMENT‘lSSUES CIRCULAR
ltt II int: cot‘er. Loosen the two loruo thi- [-lllillL’. as .lmige Smith coiitontlii, Silt‘rlff‘b‘llllt‘nll 1.3.3”. todtiy received
_ . the eiror of the lawyer ior llr. ltow. .
"“‘5- ““" 0” "“"h “m“ m ”1‘" ”7”" l.ll|ti is made to ttttltt-ai to be the er- a firm!“ from goiernmciit authori-
ties at Washington, offering 81.000 re
ential on the axle shafts Pull the tor of the l’robatc t’tlut‘l.
:“il‘ shafts out and then by unscrew The story of the case, as shown ward [Of ”19 capture 0' ”- Grady
in: the “.m- 1...“... ”m hold the mm. by the record. shows that on Au \\'elth_ who is wanted in connection
on ttt- (liflcrt-ntlal housing, the. differ- “N." Mi.“ mm" MN" ”"~"“"“" “1'“ the hold-tin of a train at Central
tntial IIIIIII t... iiitt-d out. of t.tntoit. mutle tittplltatioti to the Station. “.0“ Virginia, on October S.
i’robitte court, of (‘ltttton. for the l't'- _ ..
H mmttl ol Edward (2 ltowiatiti it\ till... MW” ”Rug” of unslnntd
Mott l'il‘t: llcttttr‘mcnt. The Sentinel .— .vuardiait of his minor sou. t‘ttshitiait ””‘i‘mm [milk bills “0"“ 5‘01"" at the
Do you think it advisable to 3mm" liowiaiid. tlicti li\ini: iii (‘lttitttii The time
II svsicm for hand control for extra petitioner :tllt-ucd titttt the father was \i'ebb in deycflhml an typing 33 years
3 tin tiiitit person to have the care and
oil supply? it so. how do you derive
erred itt sustaining the
The gasoline consump'tlte writ The motion to quash was old the tie tine or ten inches in
iron per horsepower is always greater tlt'lllfil “Nil 1'“ ” “ ieturn “145 tiled height aiid wt igliiiii.’ 190 or 200 pound: "OR I K, J‘t””""” lux‘
- - - . , . ‘ ' for lie litre dark hair, small eyes and a L mfi'"' o“ "
llowlaiid followed. and
l PROBATE RECORDS Judy sittittt took the appeal which
’l‘lit c-oitttiitioits of the nppliclntl
are that the Sttpeiior court erred in
denying the motion to quuh, that it
demurrer.
"u. that the court erred in denying tho
motion for permission to iiinond the
Smith “I”. and \i'enley l'. l't'tirltt‘. of Middletownfl
'nrdizc the health of their families and
Ithut of their neighbors. Fortunately;
ASKI'ORMGIT
CHICHESTEB S PILLS
smooth full face, He has tattoo marks
lie throws his head
“3 ORIGI'AL ; $22; ., “‘2‘
MALTED MILK W W'"€-“'§lfi
U yankwnufluaiuuw
talking. There is I ridge the whole “quWu’ mum
length of his thumb nail on his left
Ihiuid and the third finger of his left
hand is stiff and crooked.
latme-endvoumzrnaruuz
wuucotiqrouwma .
. ED wIIIIIPll‘iAUD’S LILAC
mournpcrfuc. every dmou
antigen-'5 .2: ”other: “we. r"?
wan-forum can no one youdont
grime-UTE. 50h). manna-WW
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$298
Sentine Coupons
SOMETHING To DO.
After a long and lover winter an
abundance of snow we will find, an
the snow melts away. I art-It accum-
ulation of dirt and rubbish. Connecti-
cut wlll he dirtier than it has boon.
for many a day. and there will boi
something for everyone to do. Yords,l
gardens and barnyni'drt must receive; .
attention. Thec hicken coop and h0g1---
salient:“lit"fiaiuim‘”3:; 42 Piece
DinnerSet
carted away. The cert-spool and drain,I
must not be ovt-rloked and if in needi
of repairs. now in the time it should.
be dono bet attse it will not be long tic-i
fore Mr Fly and Mr. \iooquito will
be around seeking summer homes for
their enormous families. Many people
are thoughtless or negligent and fcr- 3
get that failune to clean up will ionol
nmsl people now know the value of;
cleanliness and need only it sugges-’
tioii to clean tip. The more frequent
and the more forceful the suggestions
the more people that wifl be reached.
For this reason litany of the cities and
larger coinmttttitic: have adopted the
plan of conducting "(Kean Up" or
“Sprint: Cleaning" campaigns. ny thus
poptilarizini: (and systcmatlrtngi sani-
fury effort wonderful results time been
accomplished.
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\ wt.
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7H}. BLUE BIRD
(ts-nip oavnu
ttistody of the minor, 'l‘hc applica-
the tit-otter size of oiwninn to cut in tton went lo heat-mi.- before Judge
intake nitinifo'd. is the ration calcu- t‘t :- 'l on \ttuist L‘l, lftlii, JiltiKt“
latcd 0.. i3. it n niothotl of trial? Smith rciidei‘t d it decree. rctiioiitir
“Hum ”3“ "‘III M. No“ copper chitin iIit‘ iatitt-t' as the tiatiiral guardian
. .d the minor.
carbon removers cause trouble in my
. 3 . An appeal was taken from the de-
tylttiders due to the sm...l diatattct ”H. of the 3.0.1“ to the Stipt‘t-“n.
heft-cert the top of piston and pin: w-t ct .\li.ld'e.~c\ county. The ap-
that carries stuti ltolt, which hold." peal lttIltcl‘s th-rt- l'l'l pared by ”Milli
down “'a'pr manifold on top of cyliii' t) l~‘l;titerty. now dead. lttit who. at
dcrs'.’ if the chain should bunclriip .1“, “""s- “'1‘“ lilt‘l't‘l‘ for Dr'. How?
it appears '0 me it would join be- land. 'llterc had been delay iii the
. tiling of ii bond which was satisfac-
tween Dl‘ll‘m “lid RlUd bolt I‘ll“: in itirj» to Judge Smith. btit on Septem-
lOl‘ cylinder Ell. ber 23:. the bonds had been cotti
Would not advise cutting holes in .. t lid. and ltttl e Smith certified the
an intake manifold. There are titrec itiil't‘i‘j’ and tlt‘lit't't‘t‘d them to Mr.
gasoline teed regulations and one air ‘§""'““"”-‘" 0" m” “SP"L Th“ cer-
regulator on the carburetor. Reduce “rim .".“."."”1 “imiuw out h)" “I"
. t-liil.e.t\ showed the appeal had
the tins-ion 011 the auxiliary air \‘alve b"... taken to the Superior t.mm on'
and cut down the gasoline feed as the mum] Tuesday of Septeittbcr.i
much as possible. This will give the and the appeal was allowed to the.
3.3"“. ".th n 33 not safe to use cotiit of that day. which. by the way..-
chains for carbon removing. Would itt itot a return day in the Superiori
. court of Middlesex county. ‘
. . - . l t t' . - '
Rd\iSt haunt: carbon turned on t) On September 3:. 1913. Mix;
i
yott tttrn for a second glance.
FASHIIOHm
ILLUSTRATI NC 1‘ In“
.3.-__o_Kt
the “FEM llmN‘RS- WM“? injected O'k‘laherty requested Judge Smith to
through the auxiliary air valve in correct the anneal
email quantities while the engine is serting the first
papers by ln-.
Tuesday of Oc-i
" HE SECOND LONGING LOOK ' ,
Every woman knows what it means. and strives for it
Hill" of admiration. the unconscious tribute to superior style. that make-t
in till assemblages it is the women whose costittiics are made from
PlCTORlAI, PEVIEW PAT l‘ERNx‘
who attract the innst fluttering and
No other patterns are so ch'
‘t'l'hc latest Paris Novelties
Jumpers. ltrooping Shoulders, Clout.»
telling of.
running and hot makes a good carbon
eliminator.
Iilotorini: Department. The Sentinel—
According to a certain formula. I find
that a three-cylinder, two-cycle en-
gine. four by five inches, at 8th R. P.
M.. will develop approximately the
same power as a four-cylinder, four—
cycle. fottr by five inches. at 800 R P.
M. is that about right? Grtintint,r
that both engines are in equally good
order. and both developing 20 R. P.
M.. what would be the theoretical gas-
oline consumption of each? it seem:
to me that the two-cycle engine would
use nearly 50 per cent. mom than the
four-cycle. What advantages has the
twocycle engine over the four-cycle
engine over the fourcyle outside of
lower cost? K. M.
The formula for the two cycle on-
gine does not hold good for four-cycle
engines. While 800 R. P. M. would
be about the maximum speed for . n
twocycic engino.-lt would be a low
tober. instead of the fourth Tuesdiiyi
of September. and Judge Smith reins 3
39d. Judge Stnith in the record on the
appeal in the Supreme cotirt. declares!
ihii he refused to make the correction!
because in Rowland. by his attorney.
had i-tiecifttally moved for an appeal'
to the fourth Tuesday of Septemberi
191.}. and had prepated the record and
appeal papers in accordance with such
motion. Mr. O‘Flaherty, he declares
was an attorney -at-law (f nianyi
ycui‘s' standing. and he. had not. ati
any time, moved for an appeal tot
any other time. and had not at any-
time moved for an appeal to the first
Tuesday of October. or any timei
other than the fourth Tuesday oft
September. The fact is that 1an Sep-
teniber 27.1913 when Mr. o‘r-iaité’
erty made the motion, the statutoryi
time for the allowance of an appeal
had elapsed. i
When Judge Smith refused to;
make. the change. as requested. np-’
pllcntlon was made to the Superior—
court for an alternate writ of man-
damns to run against him. Under—
this wrlt he was commanded to make
the change. or appear in court and
show cause for hlii failure to do so
send for n fourcrcle onzino of th‘iJudge Smith tiled a. motion to quaith
' .‘zftureaii-"é {.i‘
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’ The Fashion Book for Summer.
JUNE PATTERNS
now on onto at
Donnelly 50“” MAIN srneai‘I
lame;
that llilt‘rl'illl'. i'
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(‘THE SOUL OF HAPPINESS
The Blue bird
[8 SOMETPING NEW IN DINNER WARE
admiring! comment.
c—so distinctive iit style.
The lucky Bluebird (“Tho SOul of Happiness") it! the design of
this Dinner Set. mute by one or the foremost American potters. The
highest point reached in lumpy of color. chaste design. and It
the some time. the latest thing in the prevailing mode. it will pron
to be the creates! eveH Btu-hint in blue and turquoise with tho
soft red of nature on the breast. white the edge of each piece to In
lahed in 690D blue, lines "Id tracing. To Bee lt laid out complete '1!
Wide voluminous Skirt<,
some wl.h dtstttttied hip effect. over
skirts. of iiillovsy itilness. wing and
Fragonard draperies, ltoublcts and
shot ..
tittinc. Btttlices, some with buck-i hrlns an ejaculation of wand!!! from every woman who viewl it.
fastening. “Gabby" Capes on
blouses and coats. jaunty SportsI
Coats with novel pockets and belts.l
i830 Yokes. Breton Apron Effect...
ad more novelties in Collars and
ilecvcs than space permits the
Di played at Gehebe’s
5 WASHINGTON s'r. sou‘ru NORWALI.
You will see all these :n
GifGehebe’ s
25 Washington St.. South Norwalk
Once you have tried Pictorial Re-
view Patterno you will never ole
any other kind.
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