'wmummmmmn
”Wrat‘udeotnkemmloltul
‘” “§’Jl;nseessesrelessnes1norepesn
”revetment-the.
~ Matron. (2A,
Amoetoiuseterseylenethed
M,nllwlntererev-hn
”fr—WNW“ ‘lmu
.011 tomvmnhryuehemnh
eurekeoeeletthnntetnle‘tbe
unlit. Theiemdlshrlelnthe
ehessre properly proportioned to
”muldehw. no
‘mmsnbieebdtolnnehm
m
litheselsnnelhebbthetlede
mwunwitu. Yours»
,elydselerhesnmsutntler
dust-d”. Item-fl
“HEWIHWII‘W
- vs. u’uss-stwnmuusitussc
m. nemhhhhoutlevennlongteu.
”In! in W the platen trev- —-—-
sleet 1.000 test per minute, which in lieu motorists ere content to drive
the hersepower.
9'
on
\m
nheut the avenge speed.
lacing Depertnent. The Sentinel
«use one I tell it the isletnre b one! Motoring Department, The Sentinel
W is correct! I. fij—d here run I csr about 10.000 miles
M the mixture My ”end shout three weeks ego developed
Will the dense in the relhfi severe pains in the left leg. All you
selves, Open one nt st line while the] perhaps know, the R90 clutch ”bl
agile is running end note color otlwhen pressed down to the limit he-
“. WWmhshollWJues the service heels. Do you
n hieillli Wilh- Iellow shoes rich’thlnh this hes anything to do with
in!!! A lkht hlne. sine-t infirm pslns, ne it requires considerable
ms, show too much sir. Yon cellpreeeure. Here you hesrd ed no!
resdlly study these colors st s fll‘cnses like it! E. I.
store. Cut down the eel end open the The writer hes not heard of en!
nlr. A light blue color is shown. Cut similar case. It you believe thnt the
a”, the sit and turn on the SIS: n polo is caused by the clutch being
, .1" color. vet-gins on 1811017. who herd toonerete would semi
up» wlut uuohn shows. WWW-ital you hnve instnlled sdsiuomt
Where wrons mixture occurs in tle‘fittihgs of some sort which will in-
”rotor be sure you underused the . crenees the leverage and resets less
“humerus More Insult: Ill! .peesure to edect the suns ”SIR-
muses. Frequently I met: starts ‘0 This he been done in s numher of
$11st cerburetor when it does III! teem.
. Other News o! be! mums II" hiotorinl Depnrrnent, no me
popping sack st eel-humor end went—1 hove s Chevrolet in» ms model
grower. Other indicstlons of rich int:- “a no, um nf'tei' mung me
we are puaent odor. black smoke. overhsulod end rnidntor douhed out.
end a let“ action or the entitle ill-1° it still been very much in e.« short
MwsehndbreuesduJetee
tnstrenllssthesseesslyefleersingto
,hschproperly. Thenwhentheynteet
heck suddenly the! hit nonethinl.
Practise necking until it is us our
in you es Wile Word. le-e
dsyyoewihhsverssssstshetessh-
fultorthis_
1 When shout to nose! down I long.
mmmu-usmww.
itiswellteenttheesetslelowsneed.
Isrenthoelhnldonetlnundtenee
the engirse es s broke. It will live
youusddedsenseoisecurlty.iorit
mama’s-”moms:-
yuhssbyonrnoecteiellhsoha.
endyoswlnnothsvetotsheehneoee
in not being able to mesh the genre.
ismM-tuyorthumtiusnd
lighttu system will press intense
tee end prolteble. here ere not
my things todo until you here
nisetesed it. Study the ism-notion
heck: nedheehsendnsussinesend
you will end it ersdeslly hose-inn
more clesr end you will gets: 0 know-
ledge of electricity which will benelt
to missing explosions.
Iotorinz Department. The Sentinel
~Whet care must l give my Blouse
lottery? ' 8. D.
You .do not stste whether the bets
tea is used for initial stone or in
oenlunction with 0 starting end
lighting system. Remove vent plugs
at leest once a week and watch the
level of the electrolyte cnrelully.
I001) it well over the pistes. one-
herth inch or so. if it gets below
the top. the plates will be injured.
Matcher that nothing 13'! pure
‘letl‘lled wster should to into n stu-
‘ge Psitery unless some oixthe said
set: been s‘jlll'ed. in one at better!
it Doing upset and much of the electro-
lyte lost. pour in distilled wster inl-
udistely, end teke to s service ste-
ilon to heva electrolyte properly ed-
Jested. If ”(his burn low or engine
uieees explosions look to the battery
Iret‘ The hydrometer is much more
eetietsctory for. testing then the roll»
1!.
. sister. The acid strensth should Nesta; worn or the piston pin hrush- I ’19
"“‘ mend 1.275, at all times. if you here
‘ generator on the car. it it runs
. '- Inch lower you in.” be “she the
1- Mutts or starter too much. if that is
not the trouble have thereto-insinc-
"ilnhor adjusted et‘u service station.
motoring Department. The Sentinel
I----Ilnve been informed that the dellew-
‘ , ‘ In; mixture has proved very etilelent
' " In the remove] of chi-hon: W
"531001101. to parts sulphnrhs ethos-ts
. certs One-hilt 50111100 ,to ‘be nut In
Inch cylinder 0: hot motor at slum.
inns ellowed to ms nu "morons.
." ' .wm yummy tell me it. inner
' .tenlnlon. this mixture ‘ would ”secu—
’ “hale end" whether are» it word!
in. uremic injure the centuries o!
' flier eylhidetu or more. LK.
‘ ' 'llhs writs! HOW“ firm mixture
on any better-”than n’l‘eohol‘ or
held
E
I
firms; suns ammonia. Liter cent. 63'
‘ springs in 3 feet 7 inches and the
you metly.
FLIIFTMIIO no to JAIL.
._——-.-—
iime_
iobiiee. . is. l
Flushing n redintor nnd Milli!
system does not remove the scele end
slime left there by the water. Tehe'mrtsllnnfl Artists ”W” ”“l'
two pounds of wsshing sods, dissolve m Melly kl 0“! 000*
with hot wster and pore into redietor m
through strainer ss it disuolvotl.I in the tunes 01 Sidney Greenwsld
When this lsfidone run the our three end Herbert Cole. in the Cl!!! Cm
to four hours end then drsin cooling‘sumrord. yesterdsy monies. ensued
system. Do not allow it to cool is with “dim-demulnu‘ lire. 3111mm»
radiator. Then till with fresh enter. bell. who by . «human stare nt
If the engine hes just been oveh‘mo hisin street.”1lld£0 Young lupus.
hauled ihe pump is probebly in goods“ the "W melt! provided by
condition This will be shown try WW": .9", they hsd m up; to
descending in redietor. l! batters: in the cum. ,
‘14“ W“ '0' ‘P W i1” "”1 4““ '11s. pennlty.” sell his honor. efter
lulled. ‘ ‘ Prosecuting Attorney Medea hsd
explained the ones. “will be 825 due
end costs end ‘30 dsys' imprisonment
Plense give me remedy end
Motoring Depsrunent. The Sentinel,
Flora her i
“Hm“. connexion xtineechcsse. Thisisellthstthelev
1s: sent 1.
ts.
'1. ‘4 L is. 23‘.
IF. 1'“ 9..
ll
H
me” u.. -
8.
greetest nieelty. Thus st the ep-
ti verttsble tempest
in the motor which develops slightly‘ . _
- llows.“ the Curse, lulun troops cnpmr
par . n 1 ~ "
u the I k " “mm"! 11 min According to Hr. P‘essenden's re- ed a" VG? a”. m a"
closlly es the throttle is opened. 4 of s‘ K “d the
view of the cue. the two men wait. “1mm“ 9
What do you suppose causes thei ‘ i . in” the
hook! into Mrs. Stshell s store end put down on
“to «shooting rod hearing
‘ hill. ordering sandwiches. site
logs being cut out? Also would your“8 ""3“ change. “‘9“ “'97 0W
sdvlse any way to locate the cylln- 9‘ something. '0’ which "*7 N“
esruwntcy this knack 00mm? .1. 1.. with the so sill. end so confused her
There n— g. m in determine in counting end errnnsing the money
whether the? knock is st one end oilthet they received an airs :5 by
itlte connecting rod or the other es-lemt Mr. Fessendcn termed s “short-
oept by inspection. In motors sewichsttgc system." In. Sahel! wee
ecsl yeers‘eld it my be caused by suspicious. however. end. after count-
f'plsten elem". due to want pistons ing up. and mm her “mu. she
and cylinders. The only mody filll';su1niitoneti the police. who brought the
this is to rest-ind cylinders and set men to headquarters. They sdtnttted
issuer pistons and rises- thcll' cullt to Chief Brennan. One on
- it isdiihcult to iocste the min. the men comes from PhllsdolphinAhel
dot- in which ‘1‘" knockkyecure? 3' 1" other from Brooklyn. Chief Brenna -
motor, but it ll sometimes IOOOBIL Enid. end both have m ensued .t
‘gfiedubgomi‘a3102mnxt :zglloton Point for n limo—Btunmu'd Adi
' tvocntc.
m gmvllmfgxhyifl, Ire. Stnhell frmorly lived in loath
“The WW? :5 misult me g” mvNorwelh :2. is well-known here. _
more noise 31H: PAGiFch'lON os- IRILAND.
LONDON, Aug. lit-11:43 s. ll.--‘
The mes-peel Post sun: “The Pope
end me ststesuee of the Vstieen are
most snxious for what is described es
'the nucleation oi lrelsnd.’ This sex-g
lety hes {been nude hoe-Into the
irish Gotham hieruuhy through the
meet dimotwumeflotoourseit
hes not escsped mention. . The rec?
torntthelrlshCollegelnnomehnl
110001an Department, The Sentinel
~Will you kindly answer throesh your
auto columns the following questions;
'(s') Would it be possible to remove
the shortest lee: in the rear springs
oi myosr? Thefull lengthofthe
I
shortest one is 16 inches long: haven
lenves.to each spring. .eech K inch
thick except the shortest, which is 1-8
oi an inch thick. My oer seems to
ride herd except when loaded to ones-
city (the museum) 1 don't now theI
’weight. ‘
~11» wm when of hydrogen ”Warmly-am who he
'.
mmmcymumess- 31mm-
MMMDWMJLM m
inteh-ufioldrsnenthocnrhen? ’ ‘
kennels-amounts withq
Sen Mex-tine sons. Finslly. in the
Konfslcene section s heathen of
Densgiieri cyclists from the
Pitts. F0013“ desperate
eminen‘ ts s
struggle med ell the delen.
men Hifldssndheldoutrhere
sgslnrt violent comm er»
counter sttnohs by Austnen it»
fanny. '
Possession of the intern! pivot!
of the Gorieln hnd‘ehend hem;
of Monte
cuy.
The
beret lines defenseethrown
upbythesdvereuyoloeetofior—
leis.sn
rendered itessy be taller stub.
horn oasietnneeendembled the
Wmmshsuelee‘ tente-
ter attschs. Inchlvylnchstthe
cost of generous escrfitces. our
infantry. wlthlhsedtnirshleoo-
ly and suppertoe‘d by s greet hum-t
E3.
E3?
lift
5.
‘ltl
‘l
8
ill
at
it
E
F
l
E—
v
E
t
E.
33'
s
E
E;
i
it
E
l.
is"?
1%;
2t
8
t
a .,
“gt-E!
lit;
%
.5.
Q
E
E
E
E
[the rnllwny station of Wu,
on the Stnnislsu-Nsdvorns Ruth
lclay.
An [tellers nnvnl reld lest week
on the Alhnnisn port of Durseee,
held by the Austrians. is en-
neunced in the folloenng' stale-
ainens lined in Rome yestcrdsy.
9 “its!“ light cruisers on the
might of Aug. 1-1. evoidlng the
new permesent defenses proper-
ed by the enemy. sgnio penetrst-
ed the post of Borneo. They
torpedoed s stenmer‘ there.
“On Aug. 2 French sod Itsllsn
'bnrded the Apulien contend
pursued them under the zone 0i
Cettsrn. shelling than vigorous-
Km'l‘he Mmfiwsr.
were no ouxh
opposed by the hesvier gun pow-
er of the We ."
The officisl Austrian account
of the see battle of Aug. s sit!
the latter: wnrshlps were hit
end retested. sud thst the Aus-
trian vessels were underlined.
A [level dlepetch from Rome
10s” the Duke of Aosts’s army.
hevxng penned the- left of the
ilsonzo. continues the pursuit of
«the W
i
tlodsce, pnrticulnrly in respect of
‘prlonern. ere being inflicted on
the Austrinne.
1 At s meeting of theAmerlcsn
lExportChsrnber olCouunerccto-
idey, in Amsterdam, the increas-
ted difficulties of trade between
Mines-ice end Hoflnnd were dis-
tmfimdit wssdecldedtofor-
.otulste e emollient eothe Brit-
.ish government pointing out thee
Venice October. .1015. America
sgoods sent to
Ithe neuttel
elm with s View to insur-
ltnx delivery upon mini there.
Thellodwegisneteesnshlp'l'hore
finite. 353 tons“ gross, hes been
emit efi Ishterbo by ntrlhing‘ e
sit
.end thee heavy.
Last Days of the
‘pr'epneed so We, supply all Curtains, Draperies, Wall 3
. Papers. Floor Coverings end Furniture.
- .
,
i
V
‘ 1001
if.
.. ”mad“ The meet- herein sen-s.- end
‘ ‘ ” fl . '_ proposes to sell all of the property
" r“ ' g . 1* yearned with hint es represented .
’ , I no fehovhu. tickets: as
' "g , , 156.03. 15609. loony »
, 1"- -- ' lasso. issue. ism.
“Ithc'ltind of chairs that men like. Were $65.00,
rt . f”.
. , «fiat
Bullish! i857
Bttsinesslleursfretsid:3ot06p.m.dsily
inching" may.
’1.
"2 '5’
August Sale
The August Sale is of greatest at '
one intruding to furnish e home. 1%?
1
ficasce to shy-
Resd House is
_ Especinlly does
this news commend itself to persons of moderate income,
end those who buy furniture artfully, a few pieces each
year, choosing with thoughtfulness and judgment.
. Today this special news: '
, Oriental Rugs, Carpet Sizes
It sceme'tens‘erkebly strange to drop prices on Orion ;'
tel Regs when it is so ditficult to obtain good ones at;
preset“. We have 1 number of fine large rugs, too many,
11! fact, and to reduce stock prices are changed this way:
Xel’ltleitstheh.~ 8.8 x 11.3, . . '.
Well known among fine Per- '"‘
slam-rugs and tide is a fine Was $350.00 '
simmeri- For $315.00 ;
.thnl. as the name im- V ”‘3
pltcs, a Turkish weave with i l
a soft, thick, silky pile. Was $160.00 ..
8.9 x 12.2. For $144.00
fiijawr, 7.6 x 13.1, wov- ‘ 1
on It Bljewr in northern In. 1
die. and characteristic of " 'Was $200.00 ‘ :
northern Hindostan. For 8180.00 1
Blister. 7.7 x 11.8 Was $175.00 ‘ "=
For $157.50. 3
Anmfisngxuur. most V“
fame of ell Persian rugs, .
beautiful in texture and col- Was $300.00 , "
mug. F0? $180.00?
Ispehsn, 12.2 x 8.8. Per- '. ‘}l
sine, and e remarkably fine ‘ *3
design with many symbols Was $ 00.00 '3.
and emblems. For 82*").00' l
' Third floor. ‘ 1
Good Bargains Iii Furniture
'A‘ good line of Furniture remains, many desirable ‘
pieces that perhaps can never by ofi'crod at similar prices, '3
ngninn _ _ g 33
4 s
i .
s
Brown Chain. mun: Club style}? V
-;
for $57.00
Luther Sets for libraries 0':- living rooms, one no:
peclally good model for small ‘ dsvenport, two chairs,
was $145.00 for $125.00
Large Leather Davenport, very capacious and lux-
urious, will hold the right number of congenial people
——aud the favorite dog included. Was $118.00
* for $103.00
Lesther Wing Chelr, was $55.00 for $48.00
Bsronisl Brown Armchsirs end Rockers.
with upholstery world of brown end green tapestry
low pricedforclenrnnce.
'~"..",T. n, 3.2
Msrquisette sod Scrim Curtains
0Very Special.
Hen-6m scrim: with lace edges, white and
core, were $2.00, for $r.5o
Henstitclsed Serials slid MnrQuisettee, were $1.25.
and very good, for $1.00
Third floor. , 3
Fourth floor.
Crashes
Brown end Blesched Crash. 18 to 22 inches.
,Were Is, 20, is, 30 to 40 cm. i '
Now 13, 18, as, :17 to ‘35 cte.
t
Main‘ floor. ; ,
You may shop here every day until six o'clock,
‘ Saturdays included. -
l
’ I
M
paw"... s. ..,. ._.._._. -MWM... ”M -uw .._. ._.__..
Paw V okers Sale
‘ .
15855.
.1. ,4, 1
mmmnnnma
. monmmm
.400. noenqrteno .
“WM“V‘“
a .
Norwalk Chronicler