noun . ‘
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i
no the will! . ~
The trouble may be In the M‘- um. i retard any apart: lever o'er
brenklnl. which I»: be ouldm'h'mmnutuomm
neat. or none carburetor trouble. knock eats up. all nty engine both
Your use at the word “crank" end the over on n ten-lune drive. 1 have had
tact that m Ina-“0n I 00“ in 0°!- mr valve mud also. i will oer-
nectlon with e blah tension lee-It. ul-ly appreciate an nnewer nlonr
leaves do“! II to just Whit "PMW. IR. 1
uouble may he. i if there are no Iooeo benrinp m
.tmhie may be e gtowtu ”43 0‘
“0(0th Department. ’1‘- .BOIIl-llblo now u bend or engine or no accumu-
—ane Kingston carburetor on inflation 0! carbon. announce n de-
M. Until noenti! it 5|" ‘0 i’octive'wnter Jacket occurs in mould-
uonblo. no- it 10-h owl-III“!- I“ in: the cylinder which n nlntoet
I am compelled to close needle "I" Whicoidetoethl, ThecyilndEr
in order to start ensan- After im at that point Meals and cnueea
it when and open to um W-Ipre-ipnltion end knocking. a: men
memes hetero theoll‘lnloq'l’b“ of carbon hi another onuu of over
did work. . Havehnd comm um. heating. Running with ”at too hr
0! three tines by dilemt Me “5' mm and throttle too wide on
they all any nothlu ta wronn P106011: null nether more. “one halts
advise me what to do. i don't m‘lnhonld not, you in and and remedy
to buy n new cnrhuretor it a out of“. trouble.
one would do. Flont looks nil tint] __
Ind the tour little m hill do um; um m1. 7.. Sentinel.
m worn. it can unruly h ‘l'i—lhnvonlllsnodeiflonlnnd. sev-
needle valve at tnult. n “In 7"“ on! woehn ago in! the head oi the
not ceune carburetor to leek: him may“ (.4 m ecu!!!
bottom; but!!- th mam Milli. ,‘rne tee-iris- stat-e lap can
lift mm, and null- mfldh- per gasket was thin in pieces and
Hen» tevor use with not: h m” ehenldhenplued. lhadenewene
column-em. lk‘mnmmumoouum
have. l'fle‘iibtotbe-
awn-announcing.
*VM~.wlththem
“I‘MIemmmtfl
Our hid-nee.“ ninth
cylinder“ bolt-ere tooiong and
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Wheat-ethane
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W. mathetubemybe
menu-methaunglt
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mandala-entertainment»
“gnu newt-
ingit-ayheennllynuurodnttern
MW Wondtuheto
Mummwlunevernee
mummeryonieuntom‘
they begin to wenr mm at the hot-
to. theymupaiotoipower and
don“ be united. tern then one
nutter amend This hrlngn a now
Im hte one end no prulonge'the
lite oi the bearing.
An interesting and {treatable trip
that every motorist should tnhe, but
veryilew thinitotJentrbuudorth
“,i' to one the condition at thins:
thore. inspect broke connections to
nee it there ere any which do not get
nttentlon when the our in oiled. See
it they are wenrlng out or weakening.
Sometimes one finds more eons that
have been negleaod (or a long time.
Alec inspect the universal Joint to nee
it it in loosening up or needs nous.
. ‘—
Watch the Iteering wheel {or loot.
lmotion; l. e., any movement which
done not move the trout wheels. One
line. or even 3 little more in not obiee~
1” But it an acre deVelolIs
llt'snmlla he named by ndluntlng the
intention gear. I! a loouoesn develop:
,‘nnddenly it nut be corrected immedi-
ately. a it than that use out in
loonlni loud and will noon drop at.
‘ rendering the car nnmnnnunble.
m 0.99“ to
him Hombrndaotedpndfly.
‘iuludilg Saturdhy.
Thellanhisbeel liftedToday
:At inst the Henlth Board has relaxed its iron rule
ndthechildreamayntlast enter the 5m. it '9 n
ong time since we have had little iolk visitors and they
are very welcome. _ "‘L,.l '
Among New Floor Coverings
Japanese Rugs woven from lute
At first glance these very artistic Rugs might be
taken (or Smyrnas as the weave. heavy, thick and sub—
stuntinl. is similar to that of Smymns. The colors are
the soil bane, blues, ro-zc. mulberry and OliVe, in Japanese
designs blended in thc horn-onions way that only Orien-
tal craftsmen can lllallagc.
c Q .4”
Jute grows in Bengal and other
localities ill Asia.
9x12,
$20.00
$3.00
30 x 60 inches, $2.00
Rug waning
is a pleasant industry in Japan, 3 x6,
hence the low prices of these
wonderfully artistic specimens.
“Kolarfut” Fibre Matting.
A new floor covering for bedrooms which is bound
to be liked, .l‘ the colors are pleasing, the (It signs small
and neat, 45 cts. a yard
Carpet Gallery, third floor.
New English Porcelain
Silicon were, which means the astc is vc hat
and the glaze ‘durablc. The pattcmp is named l")‘fFloraf'i'
quite appropnately as it is plentifully be-sprigged with
flowers. All pieces are of graceful shape. jugs squatty
With Wide mouths and, a good "pour." or tall with long
slender necks. The collection embraces:
; .
,wnnnlomcom
lemma-haunt.» IQNWR-Wluli
. ‘ wad-bee M .
is“? mm“, ward 5“th anal: and
we “financial 'nenier,nndhavolhl“aldelnd”
deltas-uh! Plies. $100 “elm with u. out he...
Sfldfifl.
Theonly milieu-elude can:
occur in when Iont valve be- not
oloeeproper‘iy. ltnnyhewer‘Jlrt
may be in lt.br the loot hue abnorhod
eolne gneoline and chariot float M
enough to clone the valve. Take our
- buretor nunrt. 'i’oet valve by auction
with the m. u it lento air. grind
with rouge end oil. it dont look: no
it it hnd guollne in it dry out in wnnn
place over night and re-ehollac. This
ehould end above troubled. The drill
tron the bottom to the canal result
' mm
m
ASKINLIKEVELVET
nooth.olonr,fi~ee‘ofwrlnklee.
moth oanleolftotg CR EM E
gunner-2r»- EIJCAYA
Input cream
Madam of India
and complimented
. » g"--. ._ . ._ -w... 3-2:.-
mIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII-IIII‘IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII-II
" Onyx ” S Home?!
You Got GOOD Value at ANY Price—Silk; Lisle or Cotton
Moment Comm
menu m-m mum or. new roux
nun-nun-n-nanlmnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnunnnne
' .ltrs. Vietlg, of New veil}, is here, with an- elaborate
display of up-todate glamour; knitted and crocheted freon
Do" notation thle‘ opportunity to learn new. designs and
from flooding or printing the ens-0m
tor, but it It in the result of a leak the
above trouble: would be ended by atop-
plng the leak.
Motoring Department. The Sentinel.
-—l have I 1910 model Grunt Six. When
‘teh car is running Ilowly and the ac-
celerntor opened the least bit (not
neceunrily suddenly) the engine has
a moat ding-noble knock. and the
knock is worse it on “on incline or on
a pull. Just had carbon cleaned and
valves ground, but still have the
knock. Do you think it due. to one
buretor adjustment? it so, in the
mixture too loan or too rich? Also
when coasting down hill with genre
meshed and clutch thrown out, there
is a grinding noise just behind the
clutch. i think it is the thrown!
collar. l have oiled repeatedly. but
it does not lessen noise. can you
give me remedy? The our in prec-
tlcnliy now. been in use about five
months. Thanks for your helpful ad-
vice llr Motoring Column. 1 read it
with much interest ezlc llweek.
H, G.
The. knock in probably in the connec-
ting rod and should be looked after im-
mediately, as the connecting rod may
com-3 loose and wreck the engine.
The. clutch shaft or throw-tint col-
lar may have worn unduly, making
them noisy. These should be in-
spected by an expert repair man and
the proper chrnces made.
I
2
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Motoring Department, The Sentinel.
-—I would greatly appreciate‘answ'ers
to the following questions; 1 have a
1916 Ford touring car which has been
run about 1,000 or 1,200 miles and i
find it impossible to run any distance
without my engine overheating. l
hove taken the‘ hose connections oil
and flushed out radintol, have care-
fully examined ten and belt, and I
oil.
engine overheats.
a remedy which might help? I it!“
stitches (m. lessong'to those purchasing.
I‘M
«an
. f , i”-
tBO that fiater‘doeenot circulate trot
“Dissolve two‘. pounds worth!
soda in hotlwnter and pore into recli-
our. .
use a medium grade of good cilindor. ..
l closely watch the oil in an mm
to use too much nor too little still the!
Cad you give lnel
else take! oi! the me and cnreiullyll
cleaned the pistons and arou‘ndJne _ » . - . an on 30c
valves. . ‘ ~ * l “PM!" “‘1‘ ‘ 'b' “is: .15 m with in» Iona
Isn't last amino onsood roads]. ._ " ‘ _ ' ,. Cofioe 25c
better on at our than eonetnnt alow' «Stamps with 1 11,, Ten to s . W5“! 1 Ib.‘ Good
“drivlnz‘pu'lglsh gem _JITNB;Y. ,jl“ ' . p ‘ “ . soc ' soc .
l‘ The cooling system maybe clogg'ed' '_‘ . ‘ .\ . i. . . 3 , ”fie: ‘
"m h" "M w‘ B. “a m“ Never inlet a car out on lull work
3:01.341?“ m fimmlWMt knowing the union. 'l'o tut
molten-min. in there “yea-lam "“9"” u" re" "we“ Md
erwayeiluhoeldnetlntoredintort bejaehodopend m°bm°um°d
Cor tomhrdwleniiitnndn.”"' and than more Inniy. Attire
over nitbt ‘ III‘ I 'ia 300le time the wheels should be tried
" ’ - ltoleeittheyrnnireolyornreheld
zghykmmwfl fluidly. if there ll no time [or “on
i ’ d I100 the car net-ore!
clone dinner“: in mm." 0. B. lie-t speed up In >
Evidently the belts in the h.“ or “In“. \Illll (MI-huh and emergency
the anoin- bnvo} t been drawn; and”‘6 "MW'
tight enough. should n‘fi‘rnya
be ‘ toned dowll m be Accept all the look thlt comes your
18'! m m”! ”:wny—but don't DEFEND on it: com
tor in heated ll The in it atnrt-.
9’ d on 'mgluyonwutniohnunsentl-
eel Want no.
ing and leakage oi oil In due to above}
Phone
909
Prompt
A. &\ P O Delivery
57th Anniversary Sale V
1859-1 Store—~1916'2511-Stores
Wonderlnl Values
. Plates in required sizes
Chop and Salad Sets
Teacups and Saucers
Cereal and Fruit Dishes
Sugar and Cream Sets
Cake Plates
Teapots
Pancake Plates
Most attractive for breakfast or luncheon.
American Porcelain Sets
Pink decoration, gold lined, 1.1,}; .;
Pink roee spray, gold edged, I
Pink and my spray. u z. :‘r . 311'”
Blue forget-moot, $10.00
Pink border. narrow gold line,
Pink and green bolder, $17.00 and 3:8.»
Blue and tan narrow border with pink and white flowers. '
: l c - ' 1-°°
New Stock Patterns
A large and varied line from which one
eelecte the pieces needed.
-. " ‘ i Basement.
Have you seen the new Ribbons?
-ww..-__- ~1-
~‘i
Ell» fl. ill. Eran Glnmrungt
—;
GOLD DUST, large pkg. ........... .. ............. 17¢
KELLOG'S CORN FLAKES. pkg. . ....... 3e
UNEEDA BISCUIT, pkg ...... . .......... 4¢
FAIRY. SOAP,.cake .......... 4¢
OIL SARDINES,can 4¢
FORCE, pkg. ..... . ........... 10¢.
BARLEY.perlb....t............................... 4¢~
IONA CORN,can ......................... ..... 8¢
HUYLER‘S COCOA, can ......................... 18¢
COLMAN'S MUSTARD, can ......... . ....... 14¢
10- TRADING srnnrsrltnn 10
WITH ANY OF‘ATHE FOLLOWING GROCERIES: .
2 bottles MP Ammonia, 1 package A&P Ice Cream
toe Powder. w me
x can Sultana Spice . . too 1 package A&P Jelly Pow-
r cnnOld Dutch or At- def ............... Ioc
lantic Cleanser ...... too 1 package Elbow Macaroni
2 pkgnWwdla, . to:
so each or 1 pkg. roe x jar Peelmt Butter .. too
2 cakes Moth'er's km; 1 WA&P Worcester-
" Wax.. ........ . . 5°C thine Snuoe :5c
in bottles White Vinegar, 2 boxes Adz? strove Polish
. each roe ’ _ each 5: .
inflation ‘* g
Art Embroidery
'Dna'wuv- ounce» total“ C a lax-gt variety of Ofiginal de_
signs in made up Dresses 251' Children. made up Lingerie
Undergarments nnd Decorative Novelties.
CROCHET MATERIALS. '
Crochct‘White. and fast colors. '
Cordit' ':—Whilc, cent and boil proof colors.
A complete line of white and fast color embroidrey cot-
ton and Celeste Artificial Silk. Also a new four-strand cot-
ton in colors—Boil Proof. ~-
STAMPED ARTICLES. "
Made or unmade in Irish Linen. Needleweave. Naili-
eook, Etc.
“—5.
Enufitnmps With Teas and Coffees
loa'stsmpnvlta 1' lb. so Stamps with r lb. El
MMTBt....~v7oc Ryad Cofiee ......_..3sc
. - ayStnmpev'Vith rib.
”M‘Vilh'lbrn‘iac ‘AufiioanCofi'ee.....3nc
p on .
aoStnfipiwithrlb.Sul-
mime-m -
h
e 1. 1-. . MALLETTE
cone “on...
Rooms try-day or will 1M. prloen.
Eveqmweuvenum m “elite .Im see.
New on meleee.‘ ‘ ‘
Norwalk Chronicler