wt!
“lashes. lieu cliched-u,”
£$e%iisdimsd "I ”1-“.th
whim & walls. :1 Wm M m it;
roux Iw Hoax!
wronostts NOTES
shellac it, or and value with' rough
and oil. This should stop the misrfln
lug. Valve lifters are probably worn
out and should be replaced by nob
ones Place piece of tissue paper be-
tween breaker poIinis of magneto, set.
No. 1 cylinder at dead centre just be-
ginning power stroke. and fasten
magneto armature to drive shaft.
Note where distributor arm sets and
wire that contact to No. 1 cylinder
Continue according to tiring order. To
not the valves. place piece of paper
between vahe lifter; and valve stems
of No. 1. cylinder. Set t‘ly wheel so
that No. 1 piston is about 12 degrees
from top centre on the dOWn stroke
try'sbuima.
Motorists Department The sentinel.
Wat is considered best practice in
Should they be
W has in so often or should
in, in ‘iot alone until they leak cum
man! What is meant by the
‘m box? J. K. r.
Valves aloud not be neglected
m am all! 1,500 miles without
. By that time they will be
m to be somewhat pitted, which
Will not he very hard to remove The
Ionizer they run the more diflicult lt
ll be to grind them properly. The
“fitting box, is a box surrounding the
shaft of a water or oil pump.’ it its
filled with packing and the cover or
M W04 ‘10“! to prevent leak- ,Set exhaust valve just closed. bod in
. WU! it W138 to 133k ““1“ let valve just about to open and mesh
“WI! 1““ enough i0 3109 the is“ the timing gears. The pieces of paper
‘ Men the packing is all used up ii Ivvill tell you when the valves are open
m be reached Use asbestos Mara .9|' closed When this W, in was“
WW We“!!! 0" 1‘0“ up 501!” 00W)“ the valve has just closed When it
waste and mm ”all” “N :hegins to be seized the valve is about
to open ‘
dictating Department. The Sentinel”
«W do awhplus points have to}
‘ «pedals! heather for magneto ignitionv
way-ad
m. 0-3. . .4. .153...
. . .
Motoring Depsrtment. The. (SentineL
l—«thre should i look for trouble
'9 it on
M for battery 18 battery in ‘ lwhen i find that my motor runs a few
W i 1 mac other retr.
r or k t or a {mi‘nutes and steps but may be start
not? C. D 11.1
m ”mm film a much bottomed again after a while, only to stop
also in. Before it developed this tron
spark athigh speed than the What
I but I“ very low speeds cannotibl“ it used to squirt a lot orgasmic!
at of the carburetor every time ll
ndI Iso can have it tarry Spunk gap.
aunt—u-
soon as the engine stops the gasolinel considering.
runs out. This is normal. esiwciully
in winter when there is a long inlet .
manifold. The reason the engine stops '
is that it has used up the gasoline in‘
the float chamber. or either the pipe;
tutoring Department. The Bentwinei
«:1 read your Motoring Department
‘ ‘tfr‘l you to I-zive 360d informitlon.
New I have so moorland can model
30 T which has been running every
W since 1912 through all kinds of
manner with very few repairs, but it
is in poor running condition now. i
have no trouble in starting the motor
but it misses when you race the on-
Alb! When i encounter a bill it
Was pulls steady but after II
Motoring Department; The Sentinel
~Would appreciate being advised as
to what is the narrowest space or
. drive-way through which a medium-
-. - . 1 Id, bee n the
"“9 0" "mm" i“ 0 "m“ M s sized touring car can be comeniently
gasoline from running in as fast a! driven «a a “I, men rln flv feet
necessary (“lean strainer or remove! ‘ y su g 9
six inches ucross fenders
l r a d the trouble
Obsuuc‘iu“ from D m n lareaway just seven feet wide. Would
will be ended.
Motoring Department. The Sentinel. i
What kind of oil can you mix with “"‘ch ”“0“” ‘3‘ 5 M
M gained level ground again it' graphite in put in a. motor? Does grit-t YOur driveway should be. quite wido
m missing. The carburetor leaks phite :heip or injure a motor? In all enough it you exercise reasonable
m badly sol out it on at the wnk’lgraphite. the some? Will graphite care. Match the fenders carefully
$3243: 1153:1932 If; IitIzuInIIsI glam? which is used in painting do? The 'on the drivers side. running as close
e. B
‘ valve «lifters are loose and can mtgg‘pfit: 22:21:11“: 1', pmmflyI will give you over a foot clearance
M. up and down unashmnth “Bea For “may, m. do not m, n on the other side it will be a little
flail hfih- 1"“39 ‘9 Splltdorf‘mameto with oil, but pour about a teaspoon more difficult to back out at first, buta
“'9“ cornow how to time “me ful .on the air valve of carbureto
and ”1"“ I hope you can inform while engine is running. Do this once few 15““5
how this can :2 remedied. a month. For gears and grease clips:
at carburetor» sliciuldM :39 you should buy it already mixed. It
it is due to heavy float or fills the small holes in the bearings
Dr t fl t nd ”I with a solid lubricant. and so is very
‘ 3' 0“ ”a a useful. None but the purest graphite
:should be used as file 01‘9“" ““95 it hurt the éhginc? i would like to
-- contain cm. Whiclg l‘! bad 10' “‘9 Iliave your advice about magic motor
.bearings . ‘i gas. \i hold you be so kind and tell
. iii 1 can buy high-test gasoline that
i Motoring Department The Sentinel. will test 75? ' I .. a w 1).
will it necessary to know all about 1!th are Iggvemrsoch preparations!
the parts of mansion in order to gel on the market using a small quantity
is chauffeur’s license? I am a .good of picric acid I0?- other ingredient. Li".
driver, very careful and never have tended to give 4| gammy greater now
“-4-! - or to the explosion. if the moustac-
had any aceidenfs- Am 8““? 1 00“” tuners are willing to give you it re
_ .‘I—h
Motoring, Department. The sentinel.
.‘1 want to ask you in regard to ma-
, megs W. Coffin Jr.
UNDERTAKER
Nice and Residence
ddbn Place. Nor-walk
flex
Lilly Attendant
‘
Inherit the inblde U! 8.3 automobile. DO institution showing that. their film
chance in getting .a license? Are not injuring the
there many women drivers In New julufiedfl ~ W 4L
: York State ' who have a chaufleur'fi such radon to
_ “cease?I L IMESISI Bi M}
a tow questions be. answered tom
concerning til motor dud other posts
of a car This Nomination con
. . tain lly enough lrom any-
“ESL” in book. supplementedp
l have all
x_ as necessary without touching. This,
r it can be accomplished easily after a‘
gic motor gas. Would. it. be advisable.
to use it mixed with gasoline or woutdlit’ is a liyo‘; cylinder this villi change
the sound for the exhaust.
dead cylinder
. The Nerves of a Nation
Western Union wires serve the tend
the nerves do we burn body
winters the norms system of the coun—
COFFEE
Golden cdrains Blend
'.
shakes open.
the old one.
jplosions
do the road tent. but new nothing mi 0‘; tésts mag by some, scién‘tlfiolinfih nhfll Ifr
engine
the. wrong way, -
spark plug‘ or
WESTERN UNION
Service
flashes a message heto~scnds money then: and all
with accuracy, safety and dispatch Varied service tor
THE WESTERN Ulllb'l lELEfifihPll £9.
200 lb ~
5 lbs 95c
- Potatoes -
Fancy Maine S out pcIIr peck
85c
A. F. Beckmanna Co.-
onocsns Ann WINE us no HANTS‘
fills a spark which will jump much of l . . . , . .
as m. In eras: to enable the engine 2‘09””- 5" "‘9 "’0 "WW“ ““3 53 and 35 View at.” .1 .?W° ram
nay related to each other? C. C. it . I. .
in) run at low speed the gap must
be set “ML The battery 3“,” the ‘ The drip alter stopping is due to
Wit 01' spark fix all speeds ‘lhh fact that unburned gasoline is "‘ I
" held in the manifold by the draft. Myrna difference in weight is not wmtht . Iridium Hum
Thc‘iunnei used to fill the oil tank
should have a strainer lb it ‘11!’ Very
lino wire.- it its... out City dirt. linul
1eto.wbich would fall into the system
and clog some small opening
such piece of list misht do no harm.
but otherswouid accumulate there
and finally cause clogging. Thurman
ter of straining the oil is specially ne-
cessary with the type of iuhricstor us-
lthatntlve leeway enouzli to run a clfIimg “several small pm“ as a an."
of ““8 sin through without “Nu! MI: piece 0; am an“ into any One of
the valves puts; that pump out of com-
mission immediately.
Some relief valves hnvo handles set
so that the valve,
[If one becomes trouble-
wine replace with one set properly. it
this is not desired the hole may be
plugged with a piece of brass rod and
snow hoioI drilled at right angles to
To tell which cylinder is mlssi n
explosions. short-circuit the ping. Milt
ascrewdrlver and loan the blade
against the head of plus. This will.
prevent this cylinder from firing. it
When we had that a certain with
der is missing explosions we must deal
términe whether the fault is in the
. Disconnect the
g and hold attenuator
the plunf
it will make .no trillion:
ence in the}. sound of the exhaust. By
noting the sound of the antitrust I
can tell which cylinder is missing ex-
One
ltitis a.
with the
TI to dealers:
.Wm ”immobile to a pros-i
’ ' . "Tin-g
the tuning Smith Navigation Corn-
mm. and sailed for veers between!
i
New York and Imcksway beach dur-I
..0....r. ..
Mg the summer inonihs, tying up in
Bridgeport during the winter second
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THE waver THE. WORLD.
. By his. Hutchings”
'l‘h'a‘t is the way oi'lilta worldg‘ /
Yes, we hear it every day;
And while time is flying
Some are born. some are dying; ,
bike a dream they pass away,
That is the way of the world,
Like the tide with its ceaseless tiow.
Souls coming and taint.
With its ebbing and flowing.
‘Tis the way we all we’ll'xltzlotv.
That is the pay of. the world”
The mills so grinding om;
Murry hearts are broken
For a. sign or a token.
Andbaitles ares-fought and won.
That is the way of the world,
We enact the drum: of life,
Some singing and playing,
Glitters weeping and prayln}.
Each taking part in the strife. ~
.A
That is the why of the world.
The curtain foils at last.
Front earth‘s scenes we’re taken.
In a new lite to nation,
And are numbered» with the'past.
.. 6
DEALERS' AUTO, ‘nos'KEns.
TPclloe Learn The: Law in This Re
onset is Viol-ted. _
"allot of Police Pennington has re
(to \Ied the following letter Eton
b‘rederfckL. Perry, Secretary of state
retiring to the use of markers is sued“
"3 ' Attention is directed to the clearance
’ ofWall Paper. Every roll is at two: thirds its . . ' I.
I t ' original price and the stock is to. be entirely cloud out ‘ ‘
“We;
_ history as a great year for fast per v.
‘Quostion. has omen as to the use
01‘ dealers ms Under-filo, low
they my in? used for two purposes
and two purposes only First, Iior ad.
fasting and tetanus; second 1dr tics:-
Metal Beds
New designs in ivory finished
models for this season
This collection of Metal Beds is by far the most
satisfactory es'er shown in the Read Heme. The doc
signs appear to in: so mrt'vrt in appearanoe. Posts 3
and other snmmts a“! not too slender to seem weak, \ .
nor arc they so heavy as to look clumsy. The finis ' ,
is u Sliltmfll and [ml‘fet't ivory white and a few ha
white pain-ls to imitate cane. Prices are moderate, .
considering the style and extra fine finish. '2. a [I
$i2.50
1
Ivory finished Beds, with calls panels,
Ivory finished Beds, square top rails,‘
handsomely decorated,
. . t : a ‘
recesses? 9 $19 00
Ivory finished Beds, continuation posts, $9.50
Bedding Section; third fioofi
"A"?
l
Third soon u I
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momma
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TRQTI’ING AND FACING MARKS a mile and an eighth. Peter hooky.”
OF A SEASON Young Todd and. Miss Harris M.
...__. . {were the young horses to show im-
Trotting. Ir‘lm'eulent in speed. . Ii
LIt‘t‘ ‘Axworthy. mlit‘ by Saundra; ”0..-.“ . ”W ”
1:53 1.4, . 3 OLDEBT MAN FOR MlLlTARY I.
lion”. ' L’tdyf ltwoiytumolm \ filly. ‘ CENSUS .. '
mp: 1.2 ‘ . . Stafford Springs yesterdpy gamed . I
liar) Puma). foul—year old niarc,:”‘e record "L returning the census I
,2 '01 3-1. . blank of the oldest' man thus far row ,a
.59.»! Frisco-Mabel 'l‘rusk. dead bout, ported ‘0 the. Connecticut “mun“
2:07 M. census. now in progress Amasa Mot-“- J'I'
Pacing. . Iso aged me years. 8 months and 2t?I - .
. , S .
llilwectuml halfmile, o 55 34. “’5’ i“ ””3 WNW“ “’1‘" “we” '
to be ..
r .. so far as has yet been learned I _
”Ii—32:9??? 31“ one and $7 sixteenth the oldest man in the state Mr.
I . . ' .
Molso nus born May 8,1814 sexerai
- IIlzrectnm 1' one and one eighth. months before the British attempted
mm“. 216 14' in the our of' 1812 to capture Sionlngg .
3 :3" Look, tinveyenrold 00-" ton in this state. He is a retired~
farmer and Advent minister. lie Sign-
\rung TOdd four 3"" Md Fading" ed his own name on the census 12‘ tank
2 n2 1—4. {in a. clear hand that showed no s18“
Miss Harris M four-year old tnarmoi “steadiness. .;
"' 01 1-.4 . . Up to yesterday the oldest man. I I ’,
HUmt‘i. Queen. yearling Illly.I.wgose census return had been re-
231“ 14- ' .ceived at state headquarters in Hart-
M the conclusion of ouch senson'm wag Augustus Potter, or Glastond
ho: ienien glance over the new marks bury, aged 102 years and 6 months.
nslabiishetl and/wag their heads in: The third oldest was Chester R‘a
unuoer when a halt‘will be called to‘ Woodford of Avon; aged 10.2 years and
the development of the stride of a 5 months. . “it
holed". . l - ..,
' Nineteen sixteen will go down in‘easroo, patss‘r AND asset 13;. .
A-PPOINTED TRUSTEES “TO
formancds. Twenty world's recordJ , -, WATCH EAC'H OTHER” - »
breaking performances were made inz 'HOLIDAYSBQIRGH, Pa... Fe.b 27—4 ,
i'llfi. Some of the Ifiguros battered The will of Randolph McMullen,u u’
have stood for years. ’ .‘iweslthy farmer of Tyrone township.
California tracks were not the probated here today directs that his
scene of a single world's record, al- estate be divided under the supervh _
~though several Western bled or own. 3810!! 0f three trustees to be appointed.
ed homes are listed inIthe honor by the court, consisting of a Protesp
class? Prominent among..those lather“,t clergyman,a aCathohc We“ “‘5 9
Wilbur Lou {my Homer Queen. own- Jewish rabbi. The reason expressed its.
ed by the Hornet Stock Farm. In? the will for this‘ unique request-is
Billed over by W. F. Whittier of Son that each trustee.will watch the other.
Francisco. This “85 paced at mile and that every cent given to charity
in 2:16 11 at Phoenix, which is_ the iyill be ”31!“? Eifill‘leil- , . ‘
world‘s best mag-k «tor a yearling ml)’: The estate estimated Ito be worth
Pmionsly she had neghtiated a half $100, 000, will be divided among the .
mils trackgln 2 2'; 1.4 Louise 05an poor of Blair, Huntington and Cam-
B Utilizing yearling filly. went the best ”“3 ”Fm“. ' . , ‘
tulle or b soaso 2:18 .154 t all. 1W
Tue realm of the light hdrnetis WL‘S “W‘s”
‘ é‘ sensational speed ofI
' only. “she stal-
KANSAS CITY, Mo. Feb. 27.——Prac-
tlcal coma); in thrift to be given in
connection with the study of with ‘
_ motto, history, and domestic science. I
do the public schools, were” outlined
Milly «by the thrift committee of the
National Education association meetq '
dag here with tithe superintendeocy di-I
I? en‘s—cw
. ‘ ——We are now selling our soul
Ilot- of diaries atIhaIf mind. .
Norwalk Chronicler