. Motoring Department. The South level. A card addressed to the manu-
, “email: Evening Schmidt ducturer of your carburetor, will bring
3111 do the trout steels unheard; you 11111 directions for learn; all nee
acute turn as they do for m «rum adfnauneets.
'; on a buggy or wagon the axle pivoti ‘ ‘ ¥——--
3 those center. moms not meow-1W“ Department. The South
1 uIioniobile. Norwnl Evening Sentinel:
“eleven” would be so mount 0! ”mains the cover of my mou-
War could not pull? the ante dicta circuit breaker I noticed an un-
wheel would break the steam my points opened. The spark at the plugs
. unless it were unusdeuy m u. seem to be good, and the engine runs
'other reason is, when nursing corners Ill right A the points did not spark
weptronirs Athletlefiern rake
-’ around Strikingen obstacle Vith'w usual wetting when the limiter I
kinda onfie Day “ML.
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it would bring the point on support.
. the wheel too near the center .0! gray-I
M vn'tll great danger of owithrningI'
1. Mount banishment. The South
.Ndrwalk Evening Sentinel:
.1 am thinking of purchasing a motor.
state. Mon 110111 ”throw
“with the details of thoin come-0
3“,“! wishio not a few questions: If
intimation has magneto for ignition,
are dry batteries necessary for start-
lngf Are motorcycle tubes and cas-
ed? What as the relative merits of
the so—coiled‘ i'lightvreight" nuclunes
god the heavier models. The "motor
when.“ intended to be attached to an
Ilium Bicycle. has no W110:
lighting the rear license plate; is it
‘set oral times and see if sparking hasI
fogs continuous or can the: be one
mot. way at first, i wish to ask if it isI
anything serious? 0. T. ‘
”Sparking may be due to dirt. cor-
rolled points. improper contact. weak
swing; puncmred condonser. or loose
Ioondenser wire. As the engine has
tail was your motile improbabiy
due to dirt or corrosion. Draw a piece
of line sundpape'r between the points:
stooped. it not... consult a magneto'
service mm.
Motoring Department, The South
Norwalk Evening Sentinel: ,
What makes my transmission brake‘ ‘
jump when it takes hold? 1 have had
it tightened recently.‘ubu€' it is not im-
proved. Every time the brake pedal
is‘ applied it lumps aild shakes, making
Diningroom Furniture
1 01" American Walnut
‘5' Time was when black walnut furniture was the haiidsomcst kind ihot'
Ifluid be placed' in any home. It 18 a wonderfully beautiful. and rich wood.
takes a fine, dark coloring, and being very hard it w ears satisfactory and
; 'does not readily scratch or show marks. In these days when there is so
Inuch substitution of cheap materials and poor .wood with a slipm'ficml "
‘- ., ;..- offering itself as good material, it‘ 1s good to
“- .1 this to purchase mgenuine solid American walnut
.' 'ture at reasons 10 prices. This condition of
.. cannot last very long, for practically all wal-
5n the countly has been commandeered by the
= d meant for gun stocks. Even the solitary
Items to 'cli remain in New England are merited to
1.57 - to the flout. The set shown in the illustration
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Most of us are very -
sensitive to our environ-
ment; beauty cheers 1111'.
Ind ugliness offends. And .
the love of beautiful
things in entirely without
regard to their cost. We
may inw- to be poor. but .
we do not have to live in ‘
ugliness: The choice of :
innit-hi on. runs nndcim- ,3
pets on such articles” as
unnecessary on this class of which? 33°" disagreeable thumping ”139'
S. E. . If the lining has only recently been
'Where batteries are not liter! spin applied it needs “wearing in. Pmsihly
write tire now is the double-tube, sim- smoother 301103-51") Mi put on mtfbh.
1 1“ to that 10151 {the automobile. gym“, a: it. vill. make it slip. without holding
when or removing capsules mi: mi use chili the sinus and then
one of rim The heavier macnines to. the hand 'with a hammer to insure
our better adapted to rough service a better fit of band to drum. Perhaps
The motor-wheel is a motorcycle, the hand was warped when the linius
within the inclining" of the law “d: was installed.
aghast carry license plate and light. I.
Motoring Dis‘l’iilrtln'éht;~ The South
\'01v1alk Evening Sentinel:
i . Please bell me howdo trace out trou-
)lorwalk Evening Sentinel. bias on' my car. One of the cylinders
, One of the cylinders of my Ford car is missing explosion». J get no spark'
:3: developed weak compression. A” from it when I short circuit it with uI
to ““233. “9"“ “in“ 15 there any. screwedsivel, anonwlion I remove the
'35; to n the cyjnder at fault by I wire how the plug I'theie is no .s‘urkI
stat hill! EM ““9" G' R l.herc What do you think is the mat-
e 13800 3111111110 that 1 .3!“1 4 pistons ter? The other cylinders seem to fire,
move together, so do 2 and 3. it No. 1 a” ”gm A. r‘.
330“ compression. N0 4 will “'0“ ex- The trouble liés between distributor
hnust. 3‘13 ”‘9 “133““ V3!“ W1” ’39 and plug, but is not in the plug itself.
open. .Similariy Witli.NOB. 12 and 3-480- Remove distributor cover and clean
crank.engino,Iand, when you some to out all oil and dirt, as they will short
the “if“ cylinder, “0‘9 which ”1‘3““ circuit it The lead who to thc’plug
valveis movins NO- 1310““!!! '30" will be short circuited. 111m engine
;No- 4 on Wesaionv and ”mm“ and trace this along until the leak is
This. method may be 3991le ‘0 any discovcled. If who runs through a
four- cylinder engine without compres‘I tube. connect another wire from dis“
sion cocks (relief valves) J'tllhutm- to plug.
Motoring lJepartmeni,
Nortvnik Evening Sentinel:
’ 1When i fudimy engine throttle down
for offlinaryi‘hpced it nlisfires "and
some. "The gasoline is not perfectly
one down; it is about as inch from the
botion‘lI Who‘d it is farther up’ it runs
fine and doesn't miss. Will you please we have only space enough for the.
tell me what the trouble is general classifications of knocked
Either the float shuts OR the gaso which in: 1.Sp:11'k
line oi too lbw a. level or thexe is a spark being too [111 advanced. 2
partial obstruction to the fuel p'lpe Carbon knock. 3.. Knock from over
Bemove strainer and clean it, and ad- heating. 4.Looseuese of now part;
just float to bring gasoline to proper A sparg knock mayI be stopped by
Motoring Department, The South
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Motoring Department. The Sentinel
~Please give 1110 all the causes~ of
knooks and how to distinguish them
and avoid them. I have bad to here
my engine taken down twice recent-
ly and I should like to prevent it in
future. 10. 'l‘
The South
Effect so Astonishing Reduction
_ in Stout Figures
BACK and, FRONT LACE
I‘Hips, bust and abdomen reduced 1' to 5 4
inches, you look“ 10 to ZIO'ponndIs lighter.
. You are no for-gar SWUT, you can wear
" more fashionobie Stylesgzéx‘einfl you get-
' .‘Satisfaction hndV‘ai’ile at mostamoder-
ate'price. You never wore more 1:01:14 ..
ciozt'abin 01"":casy frsfingfi‘momts. 1. “.1" ::
. ' . 1.15.05 BACK 11120850 STYLES
TNoJZl- Low BusteContil. price . .
. No 701. diedium Bust.1€oniii..m¢°
-. I r. 1. .-. .
NC. 7“. Short Stnl t i-‘ ignites.
Low Bust. Court: price ”$4 00
" Wm! Elastis'flom. fighting-'1‘
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34.”! '
: ‘ t ‘ " ' Bock ml FronhLaeolor is?
4.1!va Slender and Average Figures
give the' 'new-torm” the figure vogue
‘ k . of the moment. Inez naive fanlt- '
lessly fitting. UI'nequalled for Comfort. Wear and gnaw-moulding; $1. 10 $3.80
Arum... IvfrmeAnl-ihws. rue. new roan
tile pedals to 1111111 mengine. one ”are ‘a 33'8“ W33 01599589 Ni give it al
knock due to
' This takes away client's peréént. of . telephone service has become so eeri-
: pipe under control of the delves, B! Ixefuse to answer such inquiries
vIopening it any loss of power is
.such as climbing steep hills.
' engine is missing explosions and helps were 100,000 daily calls for the time.
‘ito locate .the trouble
'and cleaned.
on... 01111111111. some; the gresieist unlocks
was doubly happy the other day when hell‘l‘dtfltei
as well so his diploma. ollphuut was a ties: in.
to enter professional halibut innuendo of one». ‘
snapped up by any one of a half Whorbig’les
retal ding the spark
A calbon knock NEW REGULATIONS
llnay be stopped temporarily by run mm 1..
i. ning water through air value of can . GIVIEANIFTmAm
.buretor. Avoid the causes of carbon; ‘ OUT M‘Y
Overheating knock is due to radhot'
Overheating knock is due 10 led hot
heating. muse parts may be fivom' . 3111301 John Buckley received these
ed by extra care in smurindihfin. new rulings which are amendments
but they sometimes work loose in to the draft igguiagonn from the War l
spite of 0111 best efforts. "itcnméntim1'and 309! Were
.; {MI "I WITH}, .1 Ont) »
{I'atate atomic- '4 .
Crowdor'a Order. .
The dfdtl'dlnnd the request as they'
come from l‘lovost Marshal General
Crbwdcrs office were as follows
"l’lease promulgate at once to lo-
cal boards the following impommt
amendment to the selective service
regulations:
“Rule Five A. The fact of
pendcllcy Insulting from the
l \lotol'lngllepaltlllollto The Sentinel
—--P_Ienl<c answer the following once;
tions about 1110‘ coiling system: i.
How can I tell if, the fan beltu in “gill,
lenough? 2 How clinging ("the
pump i3 workload 0.:h‘0ht linen
must oibo coiling system ‘bevoleeoed
out? hidiow should this bc111'dono?
Thnnitin‘g you, I 11111 > '9: l5
3 if the fan can be turned) “chilly
b ‘5 one hell is too loose. .1. 11
' in; butt-bin of the radiator‘lohot. the
pump is working. 3. Clean incest
twice a yeah/1.011111% ponies
walling soda dissolvad Ila hoipwatel
and poured into radialok: mammals. ‘
ins usual all dav. maintain-no fol
lowing mowing and fill sisiein with
clean waslcl It is especially ildvlsahle
Ito clean out the cooling system about
llow,just as summer is coming on.
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twenty-one years of age since June 5.
1917. and who has married since the
date of the introduction of the Joint
resolution in Congress. requiring his
registration. to wit. January 15, 1918,
will be disregarded as a ground i01
deferred classification
11 "B. volt logistrnnt who has
attained thea ago of lwvntyvonc since
June 5. 1917. and who has contracted
marriage subsequent to the date of
the enactment of the selective serv—
.00 law. to on. May 18. 1917. but on
:of prior to January 15. fills, claims
ideferrcd classification on the ground
'of dependency resulting from his
marriage will be disregarded as 11
Motoring [)cpariment “‘3 Sentinel ground (01 deferred classification un-
—Kindl_y tell me what your. Opinion 15 loss the dependent is 11 child of the
of- it 13w"...m,mmne,:gm tell me marriage. born 01' unborn on 01 prim
.~. ..... . mum's“ orchard .1...
Ior twelve and why Could“ you 81% a ' a a e
Class 2. l
gtell 1110 which motor car wouldhe‘oh my a! Maud "I m.“ 2.
‘best to purchase for ions. Mill‘drlv-I
(c) if a registrant other than one
ing, and one that would stand up a who has attained the age of twenty
car that "would not cost-11101001110 0“? year!
since June 6,1917. who has
$1000 g. 13 N-conmcmd marriage since May 18,
t The four-cylinder A
l1917. claims deferred classification on
engine has less the ground of dependency resulting
flexibility,b1it greater simplicity.— The from his marriage. the fact of di-
he will be dislcgarded as a ground ior
limit-y. but greater complication T. ideferred dissident: 011 unless the do
“he“ stand in between .Flexihility pendent is a child of the mfllllngf‘.
means range. 0f Speed-3081‘“ and horn or unborn on or before June 9.
thlottle withmltshlfling gears. Themul 1918 in \vlikh case such a registrant
tiplecylinder engine. sis not designed “9°“ satisfactory proof “being made
shall be placed in Class“ .
especially to give greater power. but (d) Nothing contained in tbs
smoother running and flexibility. amendment to Rule 5 shall be con-
There are so many good cars at the strued as lequilrng the transfer to
price you mention that We cdnnot 110- Class 3 0‘ any registrant W110 has
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suited'foi' yum-purpose. ‘Iriave since May 18. 1917. was made
with the primary view of evading
Motoring Department. The Sentinel military service
wccasionally you advise cutting out- ”133ml“ 3"
with to reclassify all cases involving
the muffler. I am told theme is no Imarriage since May 18 1917. in ac-
muffler cutout on my engine Please 1 cordnnce with tile above. " \,
tell me what a cut-out looks like and ‘
what it is intended for. ' _t A.‘C. l ASKING THE TIME
At present. the mufflerIcutput is Picking up the telephone receiver]
installed 011 Mary few cars. The ex- and {taking for the correct time seems
plosions from the engine pass'th'rough to have becomes bad habit with the
the muffler so as to stop the noise. American public. This misuse of the
local bomds faith-
the power The muffler cutoutjis'ous that telephone companies all over
simply a large valve in the exhaust thecountry are finding it necessary to
re- It is said that in New York City
Iiturned, which is useful in some cases. alone operators have been called to
By iis- tell patrons the correct time 2609,00;l
'tering to the exhaust it tells one if times daily. in New England there
if our speeds Small towns new been as much given
up when muffler is cut out we know to this nuisance as the. big cities
it is clogged and must be removed It is all so foolish, too! There is
forwarded to evcly local board in the
ridge of 11 'l'egistrnnt who has become”
l2 cllnder' engine has wonderful fler- pendency resulting from his marriage
of tenpieces. The design' in the period of.
B C F fi 5594”,; “‘11-—
M95 dixty inches long,
Ghina cabin-t, forty-two inches,
W Table, thirty—eight inches, ,
liable diameter fifty—four inches. '
Five Mrs. leather seats,
Ono Mohair, lemhcr seats. are
’., Other Walnut Sets, all very attractive, priced at
$190.00,"$237.00, $240.00 ;up to $450.00 ’
The Tables in The
China ,5th
There are three of them each :
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lie?" :
we need in daily use
should be made “with m o
$285.00
waif.
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, Overalls for ,Women
This soon-"to be a year when
the woman puts her hand to the
‘ low lhel " ”Wini- the ard 41‘
more attractive than the other if fiosebr 0th? - , “its ofglnarniu' . 1 T
that can be possible.
1 On one isthcticket 75 etc.
another $1.00. On the third $1.25
The articles are mostly of N ipe
port. English and French China, ‘
small and individual pieces such
.38:
Not Bowls, Ban 3011 Dishes. Nut.
and Jelly S‘ets,.011ndlesticks,
Lemon Dishes, Vases
and Bose Jars
Do not fail to see them.
81 work. F and furbelows '
are out of place. Forthis work she ,
will need stoui ovelalls of hhaki V
white duck or other materi' suit—
able for whatever she iseugagcd ‘
111. . w . -
0110101111 two piece Overalls, . .
$200, $300 up to $4.00
Second floor.
On
The Silver ;;
In the Basement. . Knives, Forks and Spoons in 7;
-41an Anne" design. A simple 3
lrons, Gas or Electricity
The ‘.‘Perfect” Gas Iron is full
and graceful pat-tern sure to be
liked. Sold in sets of six.
nickeled, cold handle, long bottom
style with heating burner which is
busily removed for cleaning. Com-
plate with Gift. metal tubing,
$3.25 and $8.00
$3.20 and $7.75
$6.00
Medium Knives,
Dessert Knives,
Medium Forks,
I, $250 Dessert Forks, $5.50
? mcmmmany Styles and Table and Soup Spoons, $6.00
sizes. These have detachable .
Coffee and Tea Spoons, $3.00
plugs and long cords. . , .
$5.00 up. . Many other pieces sold— separately.
" it} .. C I Basement.I “I,“ -, Main floor. 1
.‘
mp 111 Race to:
not 01 could not possess 11010011 or
watch. Offices, :chools, stores, pub
lib buildings all have clocks sufficient-I
ly accurate to he used- in setting one’s
own watch.
whose principal jeweller does not have
an officially regulatedclockon display '
in his window.
These calls are rarely due to an 11':
gent need "to know the exhnt time. Fre-
quently disputes as to-the correctness
of several watches in a party are set-
tled by calling on the husyvtelophene
'dividual telephone users need to do
There is hardly 11.1 town
operator. People who have forgotten .
toiwlnd' their new clocks 101' matches
cultivate their laziness by putting it
up to the telephone girl. And often
enough to make. it quite disgraceful,
the telephonehas been resorted to as
a means of learning-tile time when the
telephone happened to be handler than
the clockupstairs or out in the other
room.
any part of the country, telephone ser-
Ibardly a home in the land that does
rice in general has been pretty poor
lCouncil of Defense. All interested are
Judging by the kicks one “333 in .cordially invited to attend
.high school hall 'at Putnam on Wednes
'dny, June '26. There will be two 'ses-I
elilSraries by Miss E. Kathleen Jones, _
librarian of the McLean hospital at
of late. Taking into codsidcration this
one abuse by patrons~and there are}
others—dank it just possible that in-l
their share in' improving telephone;
service?
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"00MNE5010UT LIBMRiANs TO
MEET AT PUTNAM, JUNE 26 ‘
The Connecticut Library association
will hold its spring meeting in the
stone. at 10:45 a. m. and 1:30 p. m.
There wili be a talk on base hospital
WaVerloy,‘ Mass, autism address,I1 .
“England and France with the Enemy; 5...,
at the Gates," by Major Howard A:
Giddings of the Connecticut State .
perennial“?
fliE Evans Noam.” co- amount 0..
film
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