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CLASSIFIED *
ERllSEllENiS
We:
oxDAY. Jm
Three Magma;
01' “in mm??? Woul- organ. 260;
at «annual. his... ”k’ 31'0“ 31.on
ww-
J y'
. rm»: * F19?"
~ I".ti\t' up a Calendar 1
vnu-l shill. 3 t0 1]. p. In.
.\ \.';:h high wages.
.. ...;-:~ heaters. Good
wt- .z~n experienced l
-:tm. night shill.
tattishin:
.n i'i;
. 41k Tire &, Rubber Co.
WANTED
WING MACHINE OPER-
ffa’ PAID WHILE
.RNING. CLUE“, PEA-
'ti-l' &: C0., INC.
st reet. South NorwaJk.
1:23 “'ashington St.
best to Post Office. Up one Flight
WANTED—EXPERIENCED STITCH;
urs and learners m er 1‘; years of age.
m power sewing machines. Good wet.“
inztnn, ()rt‘h'lt‘d St. Norwalk.
WE PAY SPOT CASH
for
WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
ATLAS BOND 00.
So. Norwalk
Open Evenings (
t
WANTED BY AMERICAN \VOMAN
washinn an-I ironing to
Address P. 0. Box 8?. Norwalk ('onn.
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take home.
WANTED—EXPERIENCED OPFI't- *
tltOi‘S on all parts of sewing machines
Clean and steady work. Good payi‘for some mechanic: For Sale. small
Stople Undergarment C0. 42-46 “-ater'lilacksmith shop complete with tools
and machinety. Est. 18 years. On main
road out of Danbury. Reason for selling
:‘RNERS WANTED TO
WORK HOME. INEX-
CED HELP TAUGHT.
. E; IT. PEABODY & 00..
TC'A'.‘
lLA.‘
o
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WANTED ——
WANTED A RELIABLE MAN FOR
t
- '\ TED:
3:5 to work on ladies'
:ISBURY, MATHEWSON
COMPANY.
.TED ~ SHOES. OI'T‘SIDE AND
.'l.-_'
lovernment .lobs.
“.
taniahln. Franklin institute.
Rut-luster, N. Y.
housework in small family.
Mrs. t‘hambliss. 4 Morgan .\\’e. Nor-I.
walk. :
horse with harness. Will sell at reas-
a
‘onable price. John Risen} Lexington
tAve.
cycle. txin cylinder in good condition.
all improvements. 81,000 cash. $1.50) on
.‘chahoh (‘rcmmins and “'orths m'wmflgt’. Apply to Mrs. L. Nettie Grif-
t
l
Barred Rocks, “’liite “'ynndotte baby
‘chicks.
‘laying hens. hares. 4 Newtown AVe.
UNFURNISHED death of owner. J. A. Scott, Admr. 70
rooms for light housekeeping. “fir,“cstville AVG” Dunbury, Conn.
trolley line. Address “E“ cure of Sen-2'
line]. :|
éearly Jersey \Vakefleld. The earliest
sure heading cabbage that grows. 600
bench work and on battery sets. lli-po a hundred. ”-00 3 thousand. P9999”
“’uterproof Battery Corp. E. Norwalkuplants $1.30 per hundred. Reynolds
gpoultry Farm, Highland Ave. Phone.
WANTEDnQO '.\ll€.\'-\\'0!\il<}.’. U. 3.1036.
FOR SALE—ONE NICE CARRIAGE
FOR SALE-'— EXCELSIOR MOTOR
‘all 7 Grove street.
—-—. ..
FOR SALEs—QIX ROOM HOUSE.
in. :37 Flax Hill Road.
FOR SALE-~RHODE ISLAND RED.
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o
0
days old. 24c. Pigs. goslings.
FOR SALE —AN
OPPORTUNITY
FOR SALfiv-CABBAGE PLANTS.
Peace tell no how to clean the gust.
lone screen. also the oiltank. l nan:
a Maxwell “17‘ and it has been I: it
nine thousand miles on one pair 1,:
tires without being cleaned or met"
hauled in any way. other than by my-
self. and has never given onv
ment’s trouble. nude from an let-.1-
sionai puncture.
an average of twenty miles to the Syll-
lon; but the last few Weeks it has L ~cn
a little less.
will help any? Thanking you. 1 ant.
opened. This is because. some gnaw.
' .. fr“
“mw;hat about. 4n,
break. Note which terminal of. dine
”J‘trlbuter is getting current and con-
1 nect that to apart plug of No. 1 cy-
linder. W'irc remaining cylinder l
' firing order.
Motor Deparheut. The Sentinens Momr Department, The Sentinel:—-
I find my Ford engine loses compres-
sion when hot and am amid l a'nr‘
losing power on that account. All I
know but little about engines I an un-
able to locate this weakness. Please
'-t me know how to and the weaki
. ; 'inders and what remedy to apply?
I). 1.
Heat up engine _to the point where
chins to lose compression. Locate
inlo-l valve stems by noting where the
ginlet manifold connects to the cylin-
gders. Crank engine slowly, watching
the inlet valve stems. “'hen an inlet:
valve rises and lovers the correspond.
ing cylinder is on the compressiong
stroke. Your trouble. is probably ini
the exhaust valvo lifters, which should '
be shortened slightly. This may be.
mo<
l have been 3 wing;
it
Do you think cleaning
Clogging of gasolenc screen is shown
by sluggish engine when throttle is,
term can get through the screen. but;
not enough to take care of the in-l
creased speed. if greater clogging oc-. I
curs it will be shown by the engine‘ done without removing thvm by filing-
stalling anot- running a few minutes. i a. “"19 at I time- Crank engine un-
but after sending a short while it my' ill the valve lifter is all the way down
he started. only to stop again_ If no ‘ and crank for half a revolution morcu
WOI‘K has bet n done on the engine for: Raise valve stem by means of a valve
nine thousand miles the crank case : spring ““9!” 50 as ‘0?“ it out 0f the
will be full at oily muck and the \alv-i “'333 Only "31110“? a little of the met-
es nerd grinding. Better have it over- 3'; as It ‘5 “FY ‘0 89‘ the 8M0“ {00
hauled h: :1 competent mechanicJtelp—i “1de causing “19 engine ‘0 1039 DOW-3
in: him yourself so as to learn some 9" and become noisy.
of t‘lu- lnt‘lhOth.
' _ Mm Motor Department, The Sentinel:——-l
Motor Department. The Sentinelz—s l “3‘9 been trying ‘0 513” my FOI‘di
“’hen does the gas have more time tot “"33“" by switching on the “"9"!"
advanced? . _ ,
G3,. has more time m burn with 3d,: nected in series for this purpose.‘
“new spark. if spark is retarded. Spark sci-ms to be strong and rcgular.l
‘00 far there is very “”19 left of “19. but engine will not always start. 1‘
power stroke. The exhaust -~
opens so soon that all of the pow .
_. way I can make this meth~,
reliable? Compression
\2ti.~
;; -II it
..
engine speed up. _ .
under load. however. it uill cause a? ly on this method of starting the en-;
SLOW-S 1 film 3 en r.
rite immediately toflist positions ob-'
WANTED—mm. Iron GENERAL:
Tel. 122:).
s. and also sole chan-
.. .~I.m- makers. Tristratm
Y’ninn St.
.T ED llfl‘. FOR DRi'G STORE
no. or m or. Apply Stillson
WANTED—SMALL FURNISHED
cottage for Jilly and August near Mn“-‘
viu Pleat-h, Address “\\“‘ care of Semi
ncl office.
ta.—
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1:67.171?" ;
.TEO l.\l;lli.\‘ —-..\I)I_) $l‘..‘ TU
\ - your income. Splendid
1‘ making Bozart Bead por
-.u in hour. \‘i'rite today
Artti‘ut‘t. Box 800, G M
\' Y, s
5'50 YUI'NH
«unis For.
Invk. Edwin BitesSe. Chest-
Norwalk.
NTEo—z: OR 4 FUinsmcrv‘
'u - for lizhi hmiswkeeping. Address
l cure of r-t-nlinrl. 3t.
”ANTED-ARGO.“ ANTI BOARD
nt‘ier and daughter on the short-V
..n Stamford and Bridgeport Nd?
‘-l1- (V'Iutkv ll\ l'enti'ul I’nt'li
\'~ \v York ('ilfi‘. Iii.
i‘Ofllll .s‘
-1NTED~‘IlRIl}lIT . GIRL.Q FOP.
Garden plot.
r.v A. Ilcgele-n. 84 Woodward Ave. 0r,nlght. Victoria Taxi Station. Phone 937~ Nomxx. on‘tftb'ETth «lay of M93“. A. it. '
llptll'l Illi'Ill
quite at
T0 RENT» llOl'SH ON HAVliiAND.
street. to rooms. Six room cottage on.
Meadow street. Apply lit; South Main mate on your house \virinc’. Latest fix-
St.
APART—
It 00 .\I
a
0
To RENT~~2~
tut-ms. pleas-mt located. improvements.
' minute from il‘ollm'. ”9!! cars for hire all hours or the day andlxmmtlk. width. and for the liistriotnt
‘56; “'ater St. Tel. 473-3. '
.and i will RiVI' you an estimate on your
_ ~r_.-
FOR SALE—A T\\'O FAMILY
Dept, .33 p. house conveniently located. hot 70x11”;
feet.
_ 82.100.
Fine garden and fruit. Pricc‘
ASk John T. Hayes
No. 7'“ St. m
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Settle the question. drop a postal
house wiring: F. .l. Flaherty‘. 4 Charles
St. E. Nom‘alk.
Drop a postal and 1 will gladly esti-
knoek. The rule for setting the a - . 3m"- I" the 00““? 0f the explosion;
lever is to “Love at as fa.- in the ‘ J has much of a chance to leak out of
yarn-pd position a; Wfible, just ShOfli lllP cylinder ll "1“ not push the pit?!
of the point where it will cause knock- "3“ down far 9'10“!!! ‘0 bring the next Q
ing. 1 piston the firing point. if you can find ‘
Motor Department. The 500‘ tinel:‘l
the cause of your loss of compression ‘5
Please tell me how to time the valvesi
and remedy it you will get better he
suits on starting and the engine will,
on my ml: Hupmobile. The canuhafti “9"9‘09 more 90""- 1f "'9 enginef
runs by means-0f chain at! flywheel.
The same chain also runs the magnes
to. Also. please tell me. how to‘tlme
the magneto. which is a. Bosch high
tension. I use on button'es. The en-
gine block is 0! at present. “fill it
have to be replaced before. it can bé
timed? My valve stems are worn
These should be shortened slightly.
cylinder on beginning of power stroke
by cranking engine and tram-guan-
haust valve of last cylinder in block.
When exhaust valve haa‘just cloned
_ No. 1 cylinder is just over firing dead
pretty well for halt a. minute. then
gradually slowed down. got in carand
run several mllea. However, had to
rbandle it gingerly. else it would have
lulled. Spark plugs are 0. K. in
fact, everything been: in perfect or-
: der except for the trouble! have told.
I! you are troubled habitually with
water in the gnsolene make a practice
of straining through channels skin.
This will remove the water perfectly
und also any dust which would give
trouble later.
lene pipe at the carburetor and see if
a full, clear stream of gasolene runs
from tank to carburetor.
possible that carburetor is out of ad-
justment, or your trouble may be due
to the. throttle closing too far.
A frequent cause of weak power oni
an old engine is worn valve stems and:
guides. This allows air to leak in dur- '
'ing the suction stroke, weakening the
' mixture. A more serious trouble is
[due to the fact that a worn guide al-
! lows the valve to rock from side to
‘side. so that it does not open pl‘tl‘.lDl-,
; ly when the cam reaches the push '
' rod.
’ serious loss of power in present high
speed engines._
. If it. becomes necessary to remove a‘
blun..when the “tart; i,- 1“...de or: but. lith- not been uniformly success- I f . '
H i ful. Have installed five dry cells con ‘ 3:35“ ‘ gear It a“‘ be rked so
Mark on tooth on the crank-shaft
‘gear and the two adjacent teeth on
the cam-shaft gear,
. ‘ . good. but a prick punch makes a mark i
L‘ I that will not rub out. When gear is
lost. Bv adv-anoint: the spat-k‘the wu- r' ”"‘ um engine is cold b‘" ‘3 weal'i replaced it must be set exactlv accord- 09¢ itu .'
er oi“ the explosion is exerted on the. "‘n ‘“"{ C-‘lmd‘fl‘s when engine. heats‘ ing to the marks. ‘1“ the (Wiggly lull? Ilsa ‘-
piston dating the entire stroke. This: “9- 130““ ”“5 "WW“ ’ ‘ ‘anon' A if??? 0 The people do -1
gives more power nd so makes thef 31"" - 5" - 80 t . n ' ‘s . urn ,_. ' . ‘ . ’-
advrnced too far! l'nfortunatel)‘ one cannot always re-g me intes a engine I rp‘ ed French. but Celtic. Fiahm
from the repair shop with the valves‘
slightly out of time. causing it to lose '
power.
as follows:
between valve lifters and valve stems ‘
of No. 1 cylinder.
exhaust valve of No. 1 cylinder rises
and starts down. The paper will be
seized and cannot be removed. Now
crank slowly until the paper is just
. s ‘
only develops this Weakness when hot 4 $23,335.21 Shofifihgfafi);fltt
it points to the valve lifters for them," Vl'hen DIDPI‘ under inlet valve‘,
"mam“ valves as being "00 kmz-tstem is just seizedl the I. O, (inlet;
Eggsn;£:€k on fly wheel comes un . FOR SALE—
‘d should be about‘tfie‘tfi ..
place at note paper (or the in
a thin visiting card for the o -
lt apaoe in too wide valve
open tar enough and push -
knock. If space is too a
will leak compression when . 4
Do lot think that wt}? at
grindtn until the
pruning They nfay be badly
and the longer thin in allowed
the greater will be the labor 1 »
lag then. Valve: about! be
every 1,500 miles ,to obtain
rec-I. ta. . . «I
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UPIUlLDS CHIN“! ARC?
Ken Wang. twelfth graduate It
1919 clan at West Point and“.
year ahead of time. “moaned“a
he will return to China to an ”t
in the upbuildlng of its new an".
Ken Wang was selected to I."
America to be educated in tho .
military academy in the would *
pressly for the part he is to ,~ %
bringing military coherence int. ”5'
nese army affairs.
I
LK.
Emmet the gaso-
It is quite
HELPFUL HINTS.
SNAKES IN THE OCEAN.
Then may or may not be >
thing ;- ~. 3 saucer-peat“. but tow g
tainly ;,:':- snakes in the ocean. _ 2
ate numerous varieties of
snakes that live in all ocean; .
there are the ells. of course. . ‘
from the salt water to the (m; _
the waters around mthem “is”:
lives the banded sea snake. with. “W
atiipea around its body and broil a
and can swim with great apeed.
CELTIC lBLE,
The smallest dependency of
This delay in opening makes a,
may be replaced correctly;
A chalk mark is‘
My“
prime-pal industry, and all tb‘ .
ants are provided with food “A,
imanagt‘, d by the women. .
has no streets The houses,”
Crank engine until ; n of mUd'
i “Vi’hm i can't‘ understand to
people want to be loved—sand
body does—«my in the name ‘
nees don't they 'do a little ..
their own account? Ygu ‘t'
pool to get what you on .
“Kitty Canary." by Kate L. w. . ,
rtxn'iiiv? “-‘M
‘ Jersey cow. inquire J. Mdtfiletlzm
I t ‘ .
Above test will not work out cor- plats.'fg<ofih’flaylor Ave. ‘_
This may be easily checked
Place thin pieces of paper
_'_——-‘
quite a bit. Will this be apt to cause
any trouble? N. “f.
Engine block must be replaced. Set
camshatt so that valve movement.
agrees with marks on flywheel. As‘
dead (‘Pnll‘e mark on flywheel passes
centre of cylinder the exhaust valve
titres at reasonable prices. F. J. Flnhcr~
(y. 4 Charles St. I). Norwalk.
WAXI SERVICE
Romano and Cutrone. Props.
Address “Fur~
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TO LET~-~.\ STORE AND I.l\'l.\'(‘.
upstairs, Consisting: of “‘1“
some improvetm-nts. ln-;
Isaac SL. Noru‘alk. '
and
‘21
emit: Good penmanship neces-
Ammo} men: stcudt'. flood oppor-
ii .lucuhs & Sons. inc. Shoe
tuition Ave. Norwalk.
-. ‘-NTED HELP OF ALL KlNhS
was .l~p.‘trtment.~'. Good opportu-
, ‘RHH u L'tHItI salary it' satisfac-
’ L:- of»s 8.- Sons lnr-.. Shoo \fft-s.
m Norwalk. "_
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ZNTED s SIX CARPENTERS
‘Tl‘l IS
stree‘.
R
it) {lay-view aVenue.
TO LET 0‘. rooms at 57 Spring street.
r01"
TO LET Six rooms at 6 Cross
South Norwnlk. First floor.-
nnt $13. Enquire of F. I). Lawton.
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PlANO lNSTRUCTION 1
WINN SCHOOL
\ “muons. Apply former Knox Ragtime and popular tmusic“ t:iu_2h_
...,_ luv street or C. J. Finch. 3350!“? in 10 to 20 lessons. “inn “9‘
V“ Itlzud. studio days. Mon. Tues, \\'ed..
--.‘:.';_ _________ __ ~10 n_ m_ :o r. p 51. Phone 11352., 120
-‘».TED r.\ GIRL ABOUT H 0“
old to look after 18 ian'tlTS
-\i Hy to Mrs. A. Femal‘s. 5
t
Washington street, South Norwalk. op-
posite Post Office,
Stumo now open.
Sn. Nor-Walk, Conn. l
-‘~TED -- IiOl'SE PAINTING BY
Estimates furnish-
E. A. Knorr, B911
zut'nit r.
.:._. ll. mull.
'l'- l. 7-7.7.
“-TFD To rent a cottage, fur-
~L rlw. (‘iiy or little ways
title party. Without Chil-
. "Portage" care of Sen-
it.
..:'~.
—‘x
SD
-\'.w'.tt“: risen to it"a‘rn‘szit
~i my while learning. Cro-
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NOTICE
The Prest-O-Lite Battery Ser-
vice Station is now open.
The highest class of hattety
work, Recharging, Repairs and
Replacements on all makes 0:
Batteries.
Work Called For and Delivered
Norwalk Storage Battery
. Company .
72 No. Main 81:. So. Norwala
Phone 336—2
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~ lik'l IZRIEXCED TRIM-j
' :.r.l stiit hats, also young
1 t: hunting and binding
r hiln Crofut &
'.‘.r:C)
It arcing.
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' ‘FED —- FEW “‘OMEN OR
Vt-‘ltl'? on running mach-
- : Trish: factory. -Pay while
14 lm'tl‘ week. “'ebhing &‘
31- V; Washington St.
I
a '-=:o LUST. BLACK LONG
6;: ir-LX‘AI licensed,_but no col-
]:lwase notify Fischer‘s
'xr-it iillgv farm, New Cami
3;..1.
E were arreste
SOUTHPORT TIED UP.
SOUTHPORT, June 2.———A west-
bound car blew out a fuse at Carey’s
corner last night and tied up trolley
- traffic for 40 minutes. The cars Were:
I stalled until the car was
ward to the car house in this town.
FIGHT ON_ TROLLEY.
STRATFORD, June 2.—Follow1ng a‘;
: fight. on a trolley car gator-day, night.l
iMichael Disido and :Zotorman Miller.
d. Disida got into an ar-;
gumet with the conductor on the car.
The motcrman vent to the conduc-
ensuedJ
tor’s assltance and a light
They will both betn court today.
I used Oll'
i
run back-f
TO LET~ ‘FI'RNISIIED ROOM DUUHSOUTH NORWALK LIVE POULTRY’been made to this (‘out‘t shou‘int'. in:
hie room with twin beds for two 2012-:
tlemen, private family. Centrally Itlt'aL;
ed. Available June lst.
nislu-d Room" cure of Sentinel.
MARKET
Poultry of.all kinds sold alive or kill~
ed and dressed wnile you wait. Tel.
1562. 21 Boutou street.
TRUCKING—Peter .l. .‘5' 1:: ‘l lfl('l‘i
and long distance hzmlin: :in.‘ “Wu"r‘
ing. 7i Osborne avenue, lizxst .V “wall,
Conn. Tel. 1892.
i "PA'Nfifiai—A; fixmtfixufiixakguardian ot‘ the person 0! said minor}.
supplies: wazl'
inquire Mu. lt Taz‘lov, 16 Grove street paper, fill-3°C.“ “1183. “'8“ mg estate of Sal-l minor be appointed:
Estimate: cheerfully given. Trial 1%;
lderl lollcited. Tel. 400: “mariand determined at the Probate Office;
decorating, painter’a
White. 61 1-: ll! avenue.
ward J Flaherty, proprietor. Truck-
ing. long distance hauling. Light
and heavy trucking. Office telt'vhmles
1531. 300 house connection.
FIORE’S GARAGE
Have your Ford overhauled or re
paired at Fiore‘s Garage, 11 llanford
Place. Tel. 925. Genuine Ford parts
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JUNK
“'e are paying the highest mar-
‘ket prices for all kinds of Junk
and Second-hand Furniture.
Call or send postal to
H. JAFFE A ASH,
37 Fort St. Tel. 499. E. Norwalk
tag}. lb. .—
Only Tel. or Postal
We give 3c pound for Rags and
good prices for other junk.
? WM. EFFRON
: 3 Rowan St.
t
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' :1919. at 2 o‘clock, afternoon. and that;
UNION PARCEL DELIVERY—Ed“
Tel. 441.
Emma
Motor Department The Sentinelz-l
rest and then stop? Should it do this?
handlinc of the engine? The oil level I
T. 1.
due to the oil being drawn into the
; . has heated it does not occur. The ef-l
l At a (‘ourt
Why does my engine always give a lit»
tic smoke when starting up after a
is it anything I should guard against
and may it be corrected by properg
mats all right and I am using the oil I
recommended by the manufacturers.
This is customary with all engines;
and is nothing to worry about. it is:
combustion space and being burned.
After this is burned up and the oil:
feet lasts too short a time to add up"
preciably to the carbon present.
Cf l’robn!“ holden at
Motor Ikpartment. The WBBJI-‘l
"‘ - . m..... ._ ...| .__,_._
ymmiz
I... 0. non“? '
Specials at the Se
RAILROAD ave.
runny SPECIALS
Cod Fish Cakes, Clam Chowder, Fried Fish and
All piping hot ready to take home. _
Cofiee Cake, nous, Buns, Pics, Cakes and Bread. ant-mi, ‘
made. ' "‘
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1919. ; Please tell me the proper method of.
grinding in valves. .1 have a Cyclone
l \Vltereas. written application has,
' motorcycle .which has developed leaky l
valves and have tried to grind them-.
in. but have failed to stop the leaks
and cannot get good compression}
Please advise me. I). G. 5
Get a good grinding compound. re-.
move the valves. apply some of the
compound to the face of the valve and
grind ‘back and forth. raising occasion-
ally and turning in air. it should show '
even grinding all around. A delicate
test is to place pencil marks on valve
face and seat and replace valve. press.
in: down hard as you revolve it. The
mat-ks should all be rubbed off. Com-l
pression may leak at other places.i_
such as dogs or spark plugs. so re-"
place parts carefully and revolve the
pedals by hand to see it‘ the compres .
sion is good .
isnbstance. that one Eudora Ethiur. a‘
lminor. resides in said Nol‘walk that?
t‘brr't-s l-thil-r. the survivinz parent of
said minor has abandoned said childzi
that the priment address of the said:
l‘llarlvs Hillier is unknown: that his'
last known place of abode was in said
iNorwalk. and praying for an order re—
imovinz the raid f‘harics l-Ithcir as
and that a zuardian of the person and.
Ordered. That said matters be heard '
[in Norwalk on the 13th day (Q June.
Motor Department. The Sentinelzu
Please tell me what electric system;
was used on the Buick 25 i‘ive-passcn-'S
notice of said application and of the
time and pl.tc«- of the hearinz thereon.
wife who rcsls her weary "y
W
on one of these chair-pot“.f
too. “'1!!! ltsc~~ . _
casual. I
as "nifty"
curving hack and
niture in the very thing“
mer days. See It at our It“
be given m «he said Charles Ethier by; ger 1913 car? “'as there a starter or
. . . sin a co y of ”1959; electric lights on same? “'53 the
said aPD‘l‘dm (an. 2 . p wqpa‘wr Remy 1.. T. magneto and coil used?
orders to h” l‘m’h-‘hf ‘“_a ne ' " t “'hat is the horse power of this car?
having a circulation in said last known
C. W.
"w"... of aim“. at 1933' ten davs before3 The model No. 1913. used a high .
' ‘ . tension magneto and dry batteries and
had no starting and lighting system.
Horse power by A. L. A, M. rating
9.-
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raid day of luariuc. _
HENRY \\'. GREGORY
= Jud-9°- was 22.5.
M. 5-0,“.3‘k. SQ. Prnbuté' Motor Department. The Setnineltm—i
DiFti‘ir 2
Court. May ‘39. A. D. 1910.
Estate of Sarah E. Staples late of
Norwalk in ~ald District. deceased.
Ordered. That the trustee under the
will of said deceased exhibit his ac-
count io this (‘qurt for adjustment, at
the Probate omce in Norwalk, on the
.7th day of June. lfllil. at in o‘clock
forenoon: and that all persons lntereF’t—
Ved in said nutter may he notified there
of, the said tmstee will cause this or-
‘der to be published in a newspaper hav-
‘ing a circulation in said District at
.lenst five days before saivl Tilt da\"of
:J'une. 1919.
’ HENRY “'. GREGORY
Occasionally i get a popping noise
from my carburetor (Ford), and at
times I see flame shooting out of the‘
hot 'air intake around the exhaust'
manifold. “'hat do you think is the'
cause of this? In it not likely to set-
the car on tire? H. T. ;
This is extremely dangerous and the ‘
cauSe must be found and removed im-
mediately. it may be due to a lean
mixture, leaky inlet valve. or a short
circuit on the timer wires. Run en-
,m'ne and make mixture richer by de-
grees until the engine begins to 1051‘
speed. it" this does not remove trou-
compression for loss of compression.
To tell which cylinder is on the con.-
pression note which inlet valve has
just closed. it compression is Stood.
Judge try ignition. Set engine with the ex-
’; ‘ haust valve of No. 4 cylinder just
; ’f—F" closed. This sets No. 1 cylinder on
i District of Norwalk. 5s Pinbale firing dead-J centre. Advance spark
slightly. and No. 1 vibrator should
No Successor.
Court. May 21. A. D. 1919.
Fetate of Elizabeth C. Plait late of buzz (a battery must be provided for
Reduction in the Price of
Tires
Awnings, Auto Tops and
Auto Supplies
One liniatnre Tire Free to
may Patron
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this test. Now crank engine for two
revolutions. The vibrators should
buzz in the tiring order, 1~2+3.
Norwalk in said District. deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norsaik, hath limited and 3'-
lowed six months from the date hereof
for the creditors of said Estate to ex-
hibit their claims for settlement. Those
who neglect to present thflr accounts,
properly attested. within said time.
[will be debarred a. recovery. All per-
sons indebted to said Estate are re-
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I have a 1915 Met: 22. which until
within'the last. two Weeks has. run
perfectly. Now when crankedmwill,
run all right for about one minute.
then trails of! as if out of gasolene. I
know there is lots a! water in the go»
olene. an i drutacd out the water pock~
ct and the simmer cup. Result the
same. admitted the entire gawlene
7‘ “W Avenue
attested to make immediate payment
to ..
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ble crank engine slowly and try each 1
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promptly tilled. Expert Repairing. ._
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