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Automobile” Notes
Prompt:
Delivery
—i"inding that my,h‘ant. wheeluvab;
.. GOLD DUST, large pkg. . . . . .. .............. 19¢ bled a great deal. i removed the bear-
, . tug molly. but was unable to fix it.
pm ems, per pound ............... 12¢ 0m, 0, u". 1...“. is Mm“, w I
HORGAN’S smut). percake .. .................. 7.1- “0“" km“ W m w one in or the
4 others out. it is not like the» one i
3, FIG BARS, per pormd - . . ................ . ..... 10¢ had on a bicycle. as the hell) do not
._ . ' all fall out when the bearing is re-
A PURE uncanny RICE whole mm .......... 7¢ ll). mom Tm mm“ 0‘ m hm,
i. rings with the bells between-Please
""3 RED KIDNEY BEANS,per can .................. 10¢ 1" me “”0" “ this is “m“- “d
. "‘ ‘ what I should do. 0. N.
All CAMPBELL'S BEANS, per can ................... 10¢ ' You will find a groove in the side of
3., each ring. By bringing these togetlri
SMOKED SARDINES, per econ ............. i. 5t, er. one ban m a “me can be tom”,
, . AtP FLOUR, “The world's best” .......... $1,40'bag out on an arbor press or driven our
' _ ' with it hummer. Rmove one and
f . NEW BUCKWHEWT, 1’" Pkg~ ------------------ 12¢ measure it carefully to st least one
- NEW PANCAKE FLOUR pkg .................. 12¢ thousandth of an inch. The new one
it ' ,must be of the same size. or Slightly
. _ SAFETY MATCHES, pkg. ......................... 7,:- smaller, otherwloe it will take all the
r. . - load and may creek. It hesrtngs anal
H SWEET POTATOES' peck """""""""""" 35¢ ibuls are badly worn. they s‘t'tuld boi
p SELECTED. MAINE POTATOES (r5 lb. pk.) 50¢, trounced by. new om.
' CLOVER 0R MAGNOLIA MILK ............ 13¢ can 9 Motoring Doputmeot. The Sentinel. l
«.3 MP TABLE SYRUP p" can .............. 10¢ into it not dangerous to smoke in on
I , ' """ lantomobile? We find “No Smoking“
‘- trims Ill all the am and occn-
i . . . . sionnlly trend of disastrous fires;
t Watch our wtndowu for big S&H Green Stamp Specnls. mmu‘h “410“": around cu. When;
g ,:iiid where is it safe to smoke, andi
‘ in what circumstances is it not safe?
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‘ , The Great A & P' Tfa 0' Neither gasoline nor gasoline vapor'
t 124 WASHINGTON 3T.. SOUTH NORWALK. can be set on fire by the glowing end
Tel. No.909.
“flmdtuiniruthnfimat finH». That's
why'ls .«iftxluloe. Bds‘nemtlieus
milwifl‘ Minimum. Pete bottlef:
halts. ItvvqutlisLlreuuiil
Cum 'Mi ‘1
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:_ Try it
Tod-r
-. 25o to
, 02.50
Sterling Furniture
Co.
Absolute Guarantee
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win up... st-rai slam—Z.‘
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:‘R‘EAL’ ESTATE
; IN SU RANGE
“Steamship - TlCli ets
«Rum Notaries Public
‘1er Layton & Co..lnc.
i-eroad Ave. 3o. Nomaik
of a cigar or cigarette. it requires
Free Delivery.
a naked flame or an electric spark
W, Gasoline VIII“ is Very hu', Ind
WM”
isluks to the ground. so it is not den-
xerous to smoke or even strike n
ituotch in the car. The real danger
comes from some careless person
throwing e lighted ml: under the
car. If the carburetor has just been
primed or there is it leak iii the tank
or fuel line. then the trouble begins.
f: marries in THE ORIENT.
i it appears there are. places where
'lunutlcs are not shut up and kept
tawny from the rest of the world but
3 are reversed on solute
This is the queer 81MB of affairs
{that exists in. some of the interior' “We.
' cities of Persia, according to an orieu-i Motoring likpartaient, The Sentinel.
,tsi traveler named Fetter. who tells in ‘ —l have n 1913 model Regal car and
l tcresting isles of mentally deranged out at a lOss to understand why there
men who are looked upon in the light is not more power developed in any
lof wonderful beings. position unless its because the “oil-
(')iie particularly crrry mun. accorde lull Byslfim" is blulfld “P 01‘ “ill 0f
mt: to Mr Fetter the craziest man be order The pump is working 0. K.
ever saw or heart! of does nothing all as oil flous when plug is taken out,
'day long but race up and down the but i know of no way to test the cyl-
strcets of the city crying out at the indors. that is, to see if they are got-
top of his voice- ting sufficient oil. Engine seems to
‘ 'Ali' All: Ant" tlnbor \ery hard and drugs at all
i Mr. Fetter gays that this is not. & 'times, which causes me to thhtk.this
temporary form at madness for the is where the trouble lies. Can you
man has kept it up for twenty years advise me through your column how
or so. He started it when he was still i "“31" “0 “hm" it to perhaps clean
a young man. and his lden. of course, out this trouble. or advise what in-
“ ‘0 venerute the name of the ”d be dicntlons might be noticed to tell it
knows by ceaselessly shrieking his the 0”an “Stem i“ working proper
name ly t W. F. S.
“Every one reiterates this lunuiC' Crank engine by hand to tell it
says Mr. Fetter “The richest men in cylinders and bearings are getting oil
the city have presented him with rare enough. if ”‘9’? is a distinct drug
gifts. One of them gave him :1 horse “my ““9 “0‘ “mm: “u ““0"” This
and saddle and with that he gallons is especially noticeable. where the
through the streets when he is not compression is good, as the on“
walking. He is privileged to break up handle. should spring beck freely. 1f
f... UNDERTAKER ‘
Officennd Residence
43016:: Place; Nor-walk.
Phone 144:
. {as he is of the notion to stay in their
2 be curved the word 'All':
to generations to. come the story of the him: The wiring seems the m
. pistons move freely when tested as
i v k' nd i s
an) ' of meet “8 0“ as emhiy, and above so: it carburetor is properly ad-
“'“vlnll stop and listen to his cries so long junte d if engine responds readily to
throttle while idling. but drags when
midst. -
i .. tgenrs are in mesh. look for dragging
At his death a huge monument has brakes or bearings out of line
,‘already been premised. on whichmwill Motoring Department, The Sentinel.
5° itw 1’“ ~My Ford engine misfires when run,
man who spent the best years of bin good condition. and 'there is plenty
life and all of his waking hours shriek- of spark at the magneto posts Can
ling the name of the deity he wor‘ (you suggest 3 W3) to remedy the
shiped’."~—Exchaugc. trouble? C. C. S.
‘ ‘ ' ’ > The trouble is probably in vibra-
stock.
Qhuistmas E umiture-
Nerds the time to make plans for Praetidal Prawns. ’
and therevls not a member of any family, large 0: small,
that- would not appreciate certain articles in our immense
,tlur-Iwo- Big~~El00rs A re crowded...
“-rWs‘tb «liable furniture.“ every grade. for evfly We;
”diluent-d mmrgedito drop in at any time andriook,
More leisurely my. ask questions, and getigeneral in- ~
{monomer a stoehsiths! more truly proud toshow. . ,i, ,v
RAYMWE & 393i
tor: Motto a gap or not more than
Hone-quarter inch between wire and
ispark plug No.1 cylinder.
‘at No. 1 plug and adjust vibrator on
till spark; ls~»hotteat. Do the some
with remainingvvihrators. ll' youdo
iimt; ride a bottom. engine must be
running. it it. is impossible to get a
good spnrk. touch. up vibrator points
.with a strip of fine emery cloth. If-
this does not give a good spark from
some one coil the condenser on ace-
cutlery winding is damaged and coil
inust be replaced.
..
l Metering became The sentient?
~For. some time I have M ltl‘ in-
tel-eaten render of the tenant! in the
minnows department of more
worm meal
lto write to the manufocturers them.
Crank.
nation thst sou could give me
through your columns in regard to
"valve-MOM" motors compared
with “L" bend More. Will u "h"
heed motor deveIOp as much power as
0 “Volvo-lbw" motor of equal ‘
sleet With-.tlie some kind of model-
ing system, will a “valve-in-bend"
motor overheat any soon than an "L"
head? B. B.
The power developed in on ento-
moblle engine does not depend on the
shape. of the head. In both cases the
designers have 1’
sites of wives and cents to operatic,K
them. The design of the cooling eys- ’
tern has been settled with equuLcare. ‘
it any dlfloreuoe in power or hosting
can be. fountbetwsen two such ino-
tora it is because-of difference of de
sign. and not becsuse of the relative
merits of one type or the other.
Motoring Department. The Sentinel
mum youkindly advise through
your column. it possible. the best.
speed reeordl of (be Excelsior and
Harley-Dermot: motorcycle! 1 l
would lino like he informed on to l_
cumulative ’ liy, etc. 1. B.
A. For speed records it will be best
selves. As to camper-titre durability
we are not in a position to inform
you. It is the policy of this depart
room not to pass on the merits or ‘
demerits of any article on the mar. .
RN. '
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Motoring Dow. The Sentinel'
——’l‘0 smile. 3 point in dispute please
J K c l let us know if it is possible to crank-
if the starting handle is
on engine [
Of course, we:
broken or- missing..
'mesn where there ls no self-etarteri
on the car. Ti Land L. M. S. l
A. if the car is on the side of s ‘
hill. put gears in a speed. throw out f
clutch relays broke“. to get our in
motion and let in el ten to crank en
glue. it the oer to the level road-l
and help is It :th car pushed
along withddtuer-immt. fire genre;
in high speed end clutch dun 8M
: car forum sod let inclutch sudden-g
5 iy.
Whole driver is stone he can
Jeok- up one real wheel. but gears in
high speed. and count: engine.
Motoring Department The Smrtlncli
—l find that if pFord car is locked .
up behind and thrown in low gear the' i
left rear wheel only will spin, and
likewise in reverse the. right \tuet‘li
will remain stationary. \thllc the left
will spin but in high gear both spin. i
I‘ront these facts some contend that
the left wheel only does ail-the pulling ,
in low end retene gear. lec let‘
me know if this is the canoe. i
i wish to know this for the reason.
that if this is true it will be best in
foul roads to give tho loft. wheel the
hardest track .when pulling in low
gear. .l. S. W.
All, dlflPrentlnls are designed to tie-i
liver equal power to both wheels.l
When rear wheels are jacked up a
slight drag on one wheel such on
brake dragging or it tight hearing.
would cause one wheel to run more
slowly or stop while the other ran
forward. It the high speed is used“
drives the differential with so much .
more force that it. overcomes the re-
eistance and both wheels run torward.
You may prove this by holding one
wheel while the gears are in high
speed. You will find the-free “153'
will run twice as lost. Thisis an es-
sential feature of the differential, as
it is denigrated to drive both wheels
at the same speed while going straight
and at different speeds while turning
corners.
.
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Candie}? Bed: Wetting
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four: that nltg‘gfi‘m‘ {3'13};
p e h r be t two.
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ties oi “Kym gist and .eho la
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it
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What shoot an Umbrella?
$2.50 and $3.00
The‘fly Weiglug” green with ivory handle, dirk blue and black. Quite new,
The
yer y handsome.
50 eta. up.
:' is
beautiful.
tiness, yet very durable.
*‘e
lhi
There is certainly umbrella weather thud.
and if one xislses a smart style let her look a ‘
some new one: that hive just arrived. l
Handles are distinctive. One may pick her
own umbrella at a glance, yet it is not in any;
Wily CtlnSpJC' ‘UUS.
Sterling silver and blacked-reel, enameleonservii
tive, refined, clsgrant. Apiercedsilverball with
a black silk carrying cord. Hand-etched silver,
of unique desipn
til“
$3 50 special.
Black \‘l itlt whit e, sports and novelty effect ‘
$7 00
Main St. entrance. first right section.
Collar of Style 3-}
Hand embro; cloud white broadcloth and very
Practical also because it is washable.
Hood embroidered Georgette of a filmy dairi-
Vestees'of white satin or broadcloth. '(‘iii’lj
Broadcloth Collar and Cuff Sets, lace edged,
stun Collar sod cuts.
Son. 31-00 no- '
nun troor. center. '
lnitialed Handkerchiefs
The to order. letters or monogram now.
The Linen Handkerchief neatly initialed by hand, makes the gift of gifts
for which most persons are ever grateful.
handkerchiets disappear mysteriously. .
Olfimfor embroidered lit“, or monogram taken from now until
W first. ‘ ”4g;
Letters, 5 to 9»cis., according to size. 2-;
Monograms, 25 ctr. each. ’
Women’nflendlercbiefe, 13 to 50 cts.
Men’s Mich, 17 to $1.00.
Nobody ever had too many, and
Main floor, north aisle.
Marquisette and Scrim The Women 5 Shoe Shop}
' A new arrival of Curtains in both Complete .‘ .
fine and coarse mesh,suitablc for any . , ,If‘fi
room. These are the kind that will : Eve‘ylhmfi ‘he 3003‘ In “to“; j
last a long time and llC\t3i' go out of
Attractive Curtains of
style.
in deep ecru or white, plain or edged’
with lace.
. Marquisettes, in block designs with
jwide insertion of filet lace, or with
square medallions.
Scrim, plain with insertion and
‘edge of heavy torchon.
3,; Please look at them.
Prices $4.50, $5.00. and . $6.00.
if ,_
Women's Richelieu
—-Ui3derweatt
“Knit to in”.
Medium weight cotton,
Third floor.
without
t.”
Dress Boots
all heights, all litOlS,$-1,m to $12 00
Street Boots
all heights, all heels, $4;00:to $12 00
Evening Slippers, snt- ; ,3, .
) in, patent Ieatlrcr,_ .. -
“‘"x- bronze, gold and sil-
‘ ver,
$4.00“ $7.00 .
House Slippers, with
either sensible. or
high heels, _ $1.50“ $3.50
Boudoir Slippers, kid, i ._
;:_. satiric, brocade or
95°? satin,
9.1%;
‘ ‘ Comfy Slippers, felt
with padded soles, .
"nice fur winter, . ' 9 1"?
Knitted Slippers with
seams, close fitting and comfortable to 18mm wool imam, $1.00 l. *
.wesr l -
t Vesta and "tights. . 50. cu. — Black KidBailet Slip-
‘ Union Suite... 51:00 , Wat . $100 - l
Main floor, north stale. _ '
Spat Purnps,‘ . late
styles. very smart '
TWO; Dainty Fabrics 9m“ $400 ”37'”:
forhousef .or cm: W- Spats of all. wanted
:lelka. and cotton, in shades and colors. $11.75 to $3 00
Enid shades for evening and navy
to}: hgaokdbrotwn and green in dark; ~ ~ ‘
co rs or try into. r; Acne-sari . i :5,
36inohes wide, 53 etc. yd. Al , 81' “Cl f ll,-
. mutability powdered with small unbound”. '9?" callers 0"- a
rose'butls incblue, pink, yellow or lav- recs “W Coloredshoesfand. 9,
coder: ndiustabie Shoe stirrimrss‘ZS-tetuL
l-SQ my“, 17- till; 1‘- Trees,,si.oo. Laces, (111.5113ng 1“. ‘
Prettyfor ancy» aprons or that tone Rm‘fimmfl “1mm" 10 ..
lick: 9
,, “moss new A.
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