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Itirne. It the generator fails. will not
the ignition system exhaust the bat-
htotoring Department, The Sentinel. mry in a short time? R. C.
—What are the common causes 01‘ Tire present systems give a white
punctures in a tire? Are they mostly {hot spark at the proper time for igni-
. troru within or t'r'oru without? Should >tlon instead of a shower of sparks ex-
not the outer tire prevent it? Y. 1). tending over several degrees of crank
Tire tread of the shoe is usually 'morcment. At low engine speeds they
thick enough to prevent punctures. draw from one to two ampems. but as
must be added once a week.
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AUTOMOBILE NOTES
but sometimes a naiior tack on the the engine speeds up the amperage ‘
road is in just the right position to is reduced to one-half ampere or less.
make a puncture. A weak spot in This is due to the fact that the inter
'tlrr- fabric may give way, a crack in- rupter is in contact for a very short
Slt‘u the shoe may pinch the tube or .time.
a weak spot may develop in the tube.‘
Sometimes a small piece of grit gatsf Motoring Department, The Sentinel.
caught in a cut or in the trend and —-—What is the best method to tell the
keeps on working in until it punc- tweak cylinder on a Ford? When I
tures the tube These are the usual look for weak compression, I look for
run of cruises. bubbles around the spark plug. A
Motoring Department, The Sentinel. ~71 have a 1917 car, but am troubled
. in your next issue please advise me by oil getting up beyond the pistons.
how to adjust steering gear in Hud- Would it be any advantage to cut an
son Super Six. Mi' - has about eight other groove in pistons and add an-
or nine inches pin} 8. A. other ring on each. making four rings
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The bolts hoidin-r .ht- plate at the instead of three as now? J. C. lt'riend 0‘ mine takes 0‘" 3" “10 other‘
bottom must he lo armed and the There is not enough metal at that- Motoring Department, The Sentinel. plugs and then shifts 01083 front one
shims remov:-tl. being careful to re part of the piston. Cutting a groove "Which do you consider the better cylrnder t0 the 0111913 15 there a bet.-
move shims of equal thickness on would cut the piston in two. Tire radiator. the honeycomb or the tub; '9” method? . R- J
both sides. The mud pan will hate rings may be gummed. allowing too him? I mean which will cool better,‘ Crank engine and watch one inlet
(us of my : lit‘
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in a position to atAumpirzh suth put
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to be mirrored and possibly he tlrmt~
tie and spark control ’secto s at low-
or end of gear. it is a difficult job
and must. be done right.
Motoring Departttrent. The Sentinel.
«What harm will it do it‘ the car is
run on the car tracks? it is so much
smoother tirat it would seem to be bet-
" *r for the car, tires and all concern-i
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itunning on the tracks supports the
Hm on one side and not on the other.
much oil to work up. Try loosening- have’lms Weight and be easier to re- valve.- When that 010383 the cylinder
-—--Please let me know which is
them with kerosene or use a heavier
oil. Possibly the oil lever-is too high.
Motoring Department, The Sentinel.
the
best anti-freeze preparation on the
market~onc that will not freeze at
zero or slightly below. T. K.
Use a soitrtion of alcahol anti glycerw
R. the, equal parts, in the following prov
'portionsz—Thiriy per cent. of the mi):-
.ture to seventy per cent. water will
freeze at 5 degrees below zero; thirty-
'l‘lris breaks the fabric and cuts thei
tread. shortening the life of the tire,
materially.
five per cent. of mixture with sixty~
five per- cent. of water :will freeze at
15 degrees. below. The alcohol evap-
.Motoring Department. The SenthLIortttes slowly, and so a pint or two
pair? A. E. is on compression stroke. Watch each
The honeycomb radiator has great- inlet valve in turn and. the weak cylin-
'er cooling surface and is considered d" W1" be discovered.
more eiflclent. it is easier to repair but. " .
is urore expensive for first cost. Tire Motorinc‘ Department, The. Sentinpl:
tiii‘fcrencc in weight is not worth cou- . What is the best preparation for print-
Isidertng. fins: :1 cold motor? Is theré any advan-
Motoring Department. The Sentinel. "mp-1“ letting in adltional air bo- ‘
~Why do spark plug points have to tween the carburetor and cylinder
be closer together for magneto inni- over that of letting it in through the
tion titan for battery? is battery ig- carburetor? Dortll gasoline engines
grazsiggnger or is It for someGot'lrr‘: depend altogether upon getting the
The magneto gives a much hotter mixture into the cylinder by the suc-
spark at high speed than the battery. 1 tion of the piston? Why are carbure-
but at very low speeds. cannot give a i tors placed below the cyli’ftder head,
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= spark which will jump much of a gap» .,
a“ "' ' * Iln order to enable the engine to run f instead or abovta.
l'sually there is a priming device at-
HOLIDAY GIFTS ' ' A
Ismail. The battery gives the same in: tnclred t0 carburetor and operated
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tensity of spark at all speeds and so? from dash, which serves the purpose
.9311 “8"“ a large 39”“ plug. of enriching the mixture for starting.
. bil , aw the mixture
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GLOVE SILK VESTS AND BLOOMERS.
‘CREPE DE CHINE AND SATIN CHEW.
-1 "n told that present day ignition into the cylinders by the action of the
systems are what is known as closed- tristons. Carburetore are placed below
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circuit system—that is, the circuit is th ll (1 h ad it matter of con-
SILK HOBIERY. . closed for ‘ longer time than it :vczgrc: :iane mtilti-Z'vlinder enginesi
BLOUSESof Georgette, Silk and “mm ’ ‘ i opened. The Ford, i believe, is an; _ ' ‘ y ‘ ‘i tb I
BATH ROBES AND RHONOS. open circuit system and, therefore, 0“” “'9 carburetor on top it ”2.1
30000111 CAPS AND CWLES. I ,does not make“ much drain on battery space between the cylinders. Wt '
1 when-one is used. Please tell me why the modern gasoline fuel system the
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by Stl'lt'itti‘) llan‘eiu at New Y“
USEFU L ART‘CLES {1- as any; zxnmvrl last night at the NI"
it ".tvrwrxt, following receipt of I
SURE To BE “PPRECIGTEO u t or“ irnrrr Admiral Mayo, m
irrul ‘ttl M
ii.» units of the fleet no.
r.-t.r:-rri.rg trout European waters.
.‘liilll'Lli Mayo irriorurc‘i the depart-
rmhr that bad “'l'iliiil" Is tit-laying tho
r't-turnrns \csa‘cls rnd it would be im-
‘1").- Ihlv to reach New York until the
do; after (‘lrrix‘tnme 7
A PyraIt'n Toilet Set, Some Perfume or
Candy for sister or swcellrarl. '
A Shaving Outfit, a Camera or Cigars
for your own or someone disc's brother.
- A Thermos Carafe or a Sterne Outfit for
the hmckcepcr.
Something appropriate at the right price.
for cwryonc, at Liggelt'a.
SHOP IN COMFORT
FIVE HRIDGEPORTTBIIIBEIDE
CASES TO BE HEARD TODAV
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.‘Two Norwark Petition. Also Schedule.
i for Superior Court.
QUICK SERVICE
i
Liuett Stores are Open Evenings.
l‘it-- ut' the seven petitioners for di-
‘l'Ol‘t‘t'S who are assigned to appear II
‘llm superior court today are residents
{of Bridgeport. The other (W0 m
from Nor-walk The weekly limit d
new cases is six out one of today'-
tF-llils were continued n'om last week.
. The list of cases. all of which an
iuncontt-stni. is: Paul (tr-ties agaimt
%Soplrie (irons: Gus Galena against III
'(iatena: Marv E. Murphy against JohB
J. Murphy; lrving Broadlrurst against
Frances (‘. liroadhirrst; Mary A. Tim
inaninst Harry ’l‘, Tithe, all 0! limit?
port; Rosa l<zrimnr against Joseph [(3% »
lflizntrtlr C. Miller against A]: ’ f
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Odor Jonteel . ........... . ....... . ........... $1.25 ‘vru r‘. \rru...~ both or Nor-watt.
Perfumes (Domestic or Imported) . . . . . .50: to $7.50 i -——-—— -
Perfume Atornizerc ................... 65c to $5.00 WANT WILSON TO VISIT tnELANn
_ ' , “_ ‘ — _. ' ._ _, BELFAST. Wednesday, Dec. 10--
Fine Stationery in Holiday Boxes ..... 7. .60c to $l.75 Jihiirflninfliiif 2’; Dagymhfirc'g: ‘
Candy -Holtday Packages ............. 60c to $3.00 gm, [0 MN“, m, “mum” to pro“, t.
Torlet Waters (Domestic or Imported). .50c to $5.00 dent. Wilson to visit treiand. He but ‘f
Pyralin Toilet Articlcs— suggested that similar meetings .0
Brushes $2 00 to $7 25 held in other centers throughout the
. ......... .......... . . ‘island.
Mirrors ....... _ .................. $1.25 to $9.00 Commenting on the action of the
Combs .............. . . ........... 35C to $1.50 inrtl Mayor. the Belfast Telegraph
Puff Boxes , , , , ..... , .............. 85: to $600 isays that everyone in Ulster will join
Sets ......................... ..$5.75 to $16.75 “1 ”'9 "“"imm' """h "w ”Worm“
;rt-t-ervation that there must not b
I the slightest suggesion of politics.”
21' .e Most Loved
or ....t..»~_‘:.rr¢ ‘
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Inger-soil Watches ........... .... . . . $1.53 to ‘8.” :
Twinplex Stroppers for Gillette Blades ......... $5.00 lWhen !“ Doubt.“ T0 W‘ ‘ .1 .. -
Safety Razors— ‘ .‘ to Give—Decide Upon I .5 . I ‘
Gillette, Gem, Autostrop, Eveteady $1.00 to $12.00 3 ’ W. W. W. Guaranteed ' " ~ 7 .
Cigars—Boxes of 25 and 50 ........... $1.75 to $10.00 ‘ Rill '.
Cigarettes... ....Packages of 50. 65c up; 100. $1.30 up If you Wm 100k 0 3, my "a“ . at
Pipes ...... '... ........ _.. ...... 50c toS3:00 setringthwillbeaverymymt.
Tobacco. . . . . .Hslf Pounds, 68c up; Pounds, )125 up ter tor you to decide what to buy.
Shaving Brushes .' . . I . . . . . .. ........ 5°C to $8.50 In” W“ 8W" a “1’1- 1W. W- W
Traveling Kits . . . .. .......... $2.25 to $7.50 ;§£“If§:°&a:::zgnmx
Scalpackcrchiefs ..... . . .. . .. ...... 25c and 50c 9d against the 105,, 0, am In, smox\
stone comes out and is lost. the nth-
ier replaces it free.
They cost no more than ordinan-
rings. Prices 32 up.
Richard F. Noaclr “l
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Rubber Hot. Water B )ttl ............ $1.35 to $3.00
Metal ‘Hot Water Bottles .. ............ $1.50 to $4.00
Thermos Bottles . .. ................. $2.25 to $8.25
AlarmClocks ' $1.50to$3.60
Sterne Cooking Otuiits . ........ . ..... 65c to $3.00
Bath Sprays
. ................... 980 to $4.00
26 North Main Street,
South Norwalk.‘
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”Chiropractor
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JOSr A. Hoegeno No Do. Do 07‘" '
I Chiropractic Physician ‘ .
102 Washington Street,
South KM den.
Over 20' Years in M b
New Yuk.
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