Inns-obiuoaludvmuol»
icy carburetor, Delco electrical sys-
tern.
Motoring Walnut, he Sentinel—
Tiw motor runs all right up ti. rmn
ten to fifteen miles on level load: but
above that, and on taking a grade, the
motor begin. to miss and explode ml
the niutfler. i
It does this as soon as l more the
throttle lever over about three inches ;
What muss to be the trouble, as 1"
hate had the carburttor adjusted iroml
A to z. , F, N. <1
The battery may he ueak llake‘
run— that ll is hung timixxd unit» it..-
‘THEY HELPED NATURE. MAKE. THE.
TOBACCO FOR PERFECTIONS JUST
NATURALLY GOOD
Good old Perfectionsl
No wonder you smokers love every puff of them.
Because they give you the honest taste of naturally
good tobacco. -
Nothing fancy—nothing dolled up about Perfections
but—their tobacco is as good as can be grown and real
smokers know that and appreciate it.
If you don’t know how much better naturally good
tobacco can taste in a ct arette— et Perfections because
they’re JUST NATURAELY ,G D.
.. some '
action
BI GARE‘I’TES
‘ Alsopaclted‘ZOForld
~ mu..." -~ ~-... ..
,rtiindt-h may he mlrfllulg. espetldll.‘
'a' lots .~x.».u.-. Th.
,this condition am» your (-iiiii.irc»sion.
,drlecln‘r spark plugs. drlr-ttiw hush
ite-nsion cables irom lil~irllilllivr
f plugs. loosi- or short (‘lft‘iiltt‘tl Dl'llllal") l
.\\ilv;-, loose 'vrqakwr points, dirty (Jr,>
idu- aulits'cd plumb)”, link 1!] intakel
,nianifuld or the carburrtor out of ad'
ljus mwnt. i
say tun: ( auws ill
to
\luioling lwpa'lnm'li, The Sentinel—-
l We haw a tin- passenger touring
[tar and have Just installed a newi
lt)lliltlt r Monk and pistons.
l l tind that “llt‘n it is on high
lspt-‘i and going up a high grade it,
'flitlk'“; and mistirvs. Tin- intake man.
it‘olii long and i think in.» quality nr‘
i tiw 2.14 not being so good that it dots“
’noi vaporize quick enough. Do youl
lthink it uould llt‘lp the running 0f the
engine to put a heating attachment to
the carburetor?
2. Would it improve the r-arhttru-
lmr .l’ the intake manifold was short-
'enrd‘.’
l 3. Do you suppose the magnets on:“
lnrin: too quick and not enough ott‘
‘ccnu'v?
l 4. What should he the proper clear-
‘mro on thopistons 3 1-2 by 5 inch
.ntmke? We seem to have good comm
‘nmsion. U- P.
l Tln- compression is probably not as
lgood us it should be. Look at the valve
land make sure that they sent properly.
l'The rings uiil lit iwltor after they
‘have been run about 1,000 miivs. The
I more the intake charge can be heated
l the greater will he the efficiency of the
tannins: thI-rvfore, a heating nttsch~
inient \-.lll be beneficial.
Shortening the manifold would make
lit lost-i liuhln to condense the vaporized
;mixturc. in doing so, care must be.
taken that a snatch-tit pressure of gus‘
iniint- run it“: the float chamber.
; The magneto breaker points should
,lming to separate when piston is just.
jpnst top road centre with spark lully
:n‘lardrd.
' ('lmriince would depend upon the
grompreiuion desired by the designer.
lA great many engines allow 30 per
Fm. m' the cylinder volume as com-
f pression splice. ‘ ‘ '1
CONNECTICUT CROPS.
I
l
LHay Crap Prl
Inc—Big Apple Yield II
Expected.
Th0 gt‘tt‘l‘liltln‘nt l‘IVlll rvpnr'. say: of
the outlook for crops in Connecticut:
(ltvis Juno 1 forecast. 407.000 bush
vls: production last your, "uni esti-
mate, 22.000 bushels.
I
the D. milead Co.
$r.25, $1.50, $2.00 and up to 88.50.
55:16le 1857
Oriental Silks, Black!
Japanese Silks, waterspot proof, perspiration proof,
and fast black. l.i:ll’_ ll‘ . right as a which. strong in f
wow and .I\ . ,. :_. human knows, pleasant to 'i
hear. Xi. intirr lat-in «’ouid bc found for practical use
in hot \itaibii \ >1JltUtiltl assortlllmlt to select from ’
Ht)“ .
75c to $1.25. :7 to 56 lllkllk'S. E
Japant-sv Silk talus kindly to ruffles, plaitings
and shirrcd gathcrs, all of \iliich abound in the modish
sliirt today.
A Special, on litll'puw for linings. 23 iisvln ~, 45 cts. ._‘
Japanese Habutai, Natural
\l-ry dwiralilu iI-r >ililtlllt‘!‘
lilouscs to that with ‘
separate spurts Jolt» aim for incu‘s In'gligcc >lili‘lS and
~uinmcr pajamas. l
500 'w $1.00.
Excellent value considering the state of
market today.
,~
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and 5h inchvs.
the silk
Silk Scction, main floor.
“Marcella” Underwear
A iauwitr- malts (if illiilt'l'gill’liit'dll uitli many u‘omcn
iit \\illlll \u .illltl', i‘otm-oirnt and miniurtalilc. A in‘w as-
soi'lmt-nt jt;~t i'i Win 4
Marcella Combinations, wry dainty models trimmed
with lace, at $1.00, $1.25, $1.50 to $2.50.
Crepe Combinations, i-asy ior launch-ring, $1.25.
Marcella Skirt-drawers. lace and cmhroiiit-ry trims ‘
med, 59 and 75 cts., $1.00 and up.
Crepe Drawers. 75 cts.
Marcellas in extra sin-5,15 cts.
Exclusive for Bridgeport at Read’s.
It. i!
Lingt-ric Shop, second iloor.
Gifts for Graduation
Fans seem to come first and makc such emincntly
seasonalilc gifts. .\ fan is such a dainty trifle and is .
so acceptable to a girl. giving llt‘l‘ something pretty to '
hold, and naturally completes a‘ light and airy summer
costume. Seldom is a fan made by I’rcnch. Chinese
or Japancso artist that is not pretty and the list shown
this scam“ holds many exclusive and lowly stylt‘s.
Fans of gauze. quuisitcly dccoraicd, at 75 cts., $r.oo,
n...
Japanese Fans oi‘silk, hand (lcl‘ol'atctl, 75 and 89
cts., $1.00 to Snso.
Feather Fans of white. pink and blue
carved sticks, at $1.75.
ostrich on
Ccutcr'Scciion, main floor.
French Novelties.
If you give a girl one of those lowly imported
things, likely as not no other girl will haw one lll\C it. l
Pincushions. Trays for the dressing table, Powder
Boxes and liitic Jewel Cases arc of cxclumR c dcsign.
Handkerdiiefs, colored uoi'cltics, hand embroidered
in original (it-signs, all the way from France.
1t
Vt
Art Scctiou, third floor. i
Articles of fine Leather.
White Kid Bags, trimmed with a hit of block, all
thc fashion now with uhitc frocks, . $1.00.
Long Pocketbooks. brown, blue or black, envelope
style with top handle or side strap, ilowcrcd linings,
$1.00.
Notebooks of Cordovan leather, motif of dogwood,
hand-tooled, $1.00.
.Travcling Clocks, red, blue or green leather,
$1.0m
Main floor, north aisle. i
@112 E. at Eran (limiting;
Turin m mui
. ' Rye—June I forecast, 13mm hush.
r .- 7' . __ ......._..:..-.. .-_.. _ oh; )irmltlt'tlml lost your. final estimate
factory. 'gusoline strainer and then adjust the ”Em” l:""“‘:- dill 100 ('0va l
. . _ -— one can on . '4
‘ R. & P. Boned Checken, a Can ..................... 32¢ Luck of water. poor circulation, inn carbnwimlle Th Se ti 1 “I Sin ”)0 eiuht-vcnr average 0‘ 82.‘
. "'0' ' bolt broken or slipping. radiator dirty “0‘0““ llflrlm‘i‘ll- 0 n 3"” ' 1 ‘ ' _
. Pink Salmon, 3 can . ......................... 10c tcxtvrnully or internally). carburetor; Docs a brake equalizer make both 8P1}:urhrtltyneeirtfifillti‘rlnoitltzo com
10'“ KetchuPi bOt. . . . .. . ....... . ................. 10¢ not adjusted propprly. spark. ‘00 late. brakes hold the some} C. l’.‘ 9 ED 1‘ limeyl format 643 030 bur
t‘ ' i . . i - l N it can the brakes have the some ll 93‘" l a . . ‘
.‘ Iona Spinach, can .,..,,,_,,,,, .................. 10¢ «ulna not timed right, and running} :1 “N“ t «inch I‘ht‘t‘l The rcis; production last year, tins] estl‘
-. P too long on low gear. g’m "3 c “C on - r to ,11000 turreis
)1 ottcd Meat, can .... .................... 5d and 9‘5 Fill radiator ‘0 within an inch 0! ”mum” mum“. "‘9 foot or hand no . .i . . . . I b 10
"‘1 'F1 P b h . effort between the two wheels, and Prlt‘08-The first price gven o w
Y 3P". 3 dou le S eets ........................... 5“} the filler tube and start motor, or it ‘ b k t ‘ d] i d that is the average on June] this your and
-. . . ,.~ tie ra csmus lea use so ‘ '
Prunes, 40-5o's, pound .. . . ......................... 15¢ “mm ““1” MD" is m m“ ““9 so , the the second. the average on June 1 dust
the return cannot be seen, disconnect the WWW" 9“ 0““ “at will have car Corn 93 and 94 cents per bush-
3' Quaker Corn Flakes, pkg. ........................... M the 1,050 at we radiator. mgmnnecgwsame effect as on the other. The; '0‘“ 5'9 and 68 Po‘ntocs Si 32
9 fl ‘ . - - . . iii no 0 ml the wear. - ' ' ‘ ' '
1“ Wm 8““ 1° ... bag ------------------------ 10¢ L: 212.33.:“li.’:f‘.i:‘.‘1:.“:.§§'.fl: “‘“‘“““" .. °' m.
l ' ’ ‘ ‘ ' / ‘ ' cents r dozen.
,,.,,.Assorted Jelhes, tumbler .............. 10¢ my slow. Water pump would “.0”, Momma mwnmm, “a fimmllfl”ital: 1?.sz ant-24 3:
Manzanilia Olives, bot... ......................... 10¢ at low speed. if in proper condition i Please toll me how many batteries; TAKE rr m 1-qu
Hires’ Extract i‘or Root Beer, bot. ................ 15¢ . .1): dry “11: walling: m “gym 8c 0‘ south N 'k P
. , . n n our-or Just an orc- own '0-
' Motoring Department, The Sentinel- on o .
Pwared Mustard, thlden S. bot. .................. 10¢ About two years ago you printed 8 wwq .melw condenser WOI'k on ‘S ‘ pie HIVO.
ii formula in your auto old column for Remy magneto. or would that con-i Waiting doesn't DE!-
. a spring lubricant which would lubri- . “3“" have anything to do with "'9: if you neglect kidney backache,
The Great A & P Tea C0 ‘ sate springs for a considerable timecu stopping when switched in the.‘ Urinary troubles often (OWN-
‘ . . . and not stain or make the springs look ““th 5' READEfi t Doan’s Kidney Pills are for kidney
. ‘t at cells in series will re 1 , kidne lira.
124 WASHINGTON ST., SOUTH NORWALK greasy. It contained graphite. beé's- " ‘i bum , “the“! “d m 0"” ’
wax and one or two more ingredients results. The Delro ”“59”" w 5 South Norwnlk citizens endorse
Free DCHVCW which 1 have forgotten. wur’ you “‘3‘ "° ““3““ ‘0' a “mem- “ ‘hzithem.
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please print the formula again or in- car will run on the batcry the cans ‘ Mrs. y Flags. 4.; spring St.. South
HONKI” HONKI.
. AUTOMO BlLE NOTES
Department. The Sentinel—
. out. by thnvtaci that my Everltt car ran
50‘ "0me i“ not due to the conden— 3 Norwalk. says “For u long time. I had
ser, as condenser trouble would affect“,I lame back I suflered from a dull,
both battery and magneto. book form“), pain won my kidneys. which
a loose connection trm the magneto was especially :11nt when I had
collector any work to do thaws-untried stoollinx.
The first box of Dunn’s Kidney Pills.
procured at Plalsmd's Drug Store gave
me toilet Others oLthe family have
also been greatly benefited by Dean‘s
Kidney Pills.”
A Second statement.
After a lapse of more than two
yous. Mrs. [Gnu cud: “Dunn’s Kid-
ney Pills greatly helped me and I In
form me where I'could ilnd it? E. B.
A good spring lubricant is made up
Eat two pounds of petroleum jelly, one-
.hait nd beeswax. The springs _ .,
tummy; taken apart and all rust ‘3 M” switch 9" ‘l "“3
icieaned oil before the lubricant reap-1b
iplled. . ---
Motoring Department. The Sentinel-—
Please utilise me what "distillate" 1|.
u used in motor cars. Also it there
is any recognized rule as to right
of way at road or street crosslnis
lwhm there is no mmcjuflcer.
l Can you suggest the trouble on the
ytollowlngz , .
z thnve 3 Ford 1914 touring car. in
shifting from low to high the car will
iierk. Also when it is running slow
ion high it will start to jerk. Have
cleaned carbon out of engine. After} D. B.
. You will save 54 cts. per gal.
_'lHlS IS HOW .
_ Boyd gals 1.8: M. Semi-Mixed Real Paint. ,
‘ ‘ Ta: 52.“) pa- pl. - - -‘ [8.00
_And~3 gals. Linseed 01 to mix with it'
at estimated cost of . .. -‘i . 2.25l “‘
Youihuimhr'fgalsmlptnpahtiorl m
it’s only 8 1.46 per gait.
WM lei” warmth: on. {his hJAINI'. 2,
h you 73:13.0 ready «will
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perfectly last Sunday. but on taking it:
touring enrptour-cylin- out Decoration Day it Would not run'
,. aver; 19“ model. manu- three miles without boiling the waterl
. . tn the radiator. Abuolu the ill , In“.
new: Newt OOTPOI' lthins i did in the 1112811“:me we: dim Moss w my have "In my! .lhtflc tools. All things bolas 1'
‘tu the cylinders and been caught on: ' tinned! n main road or street bu the
turndown “19"“: speedubutton on my l der the erhnnst valves while’pasiing’f right of way over an intersecting
,urburotar. so as to set n—thinnsr mtx- .. .
‘ ‘ture but 1 do not a" 5“ that could . out. Look over the ignition caremuy. street. exception Fire Department urn-
”! N “am“!!! whether he [gmue lon- such serious moulds Isspocmly the timer and the pints. clinics. ambulances. police patrols and
in!“ mm 0' mt, , ‘ film lnl modem-y inn 1 look mu puma. It is common pm
. “9 .. ' ’3" u. "litmus t who when a H‘s-It’d?“ to g‘ivo n huVlly magnum“
auctioneers" brought .‘l‘hs not mu was 31,500 ‘1'. o. ted tothe mind-:rs.‘ Class out the. vehicle that laid 0: war.‘
u
tell no the original price
slipping there“ and getting it roll-i it is any liquid that has been our
in; it puns smoothly. N. v. totaled tram another liquid or solid nnd
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Try the‘ compression of etch cylin- 9 disullcd: usually it means the ten m
glad to confirm the praise I gave them . D. N “E; H , Hddv,
in my former public endorsement" A‘ Morgan, M our w & WW 4;
_ , (10., Hawaii: Mckwood & Pnhnwcutoort. Conn.
Price. 50¢ .Iat 81140310"- 1.303" 91“?
I“! salt for n kldneyreuncdy—let. . Dying aClming co.
nun'l Kidney Pull-the some that
Jalmrom- .
Mrs. Finn has twice publicly recom-
mended. Foster-minim: (30., Ptops. . . ‘ .‘ _
m1». n. r. — - Pom-firm u Idle-raw and W n “cleaning co. ‘
\ Ink mamas. m: nnd Lao. Minn cloned.
rm 4m. ,H.LY,IGE,P;op.. pi mm, magma-t
-—u you land mum to sell. you
S‘sntinci Want 14!. j
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