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——Republicim :rally, Salvation Army
hall, Washington street. tonight.
The entertainment and bazaar which ‘ ,
was held for the past few days in the H
Community 1:19.11 under-the auspices 70ng u _
the East Norwalk Improvement As-“ ’
sociation came to a close last evening.
The affair proved to be a huge success H
and the‘results were most satisfactory; i.
It was one of the finest and most. plea- .
sin; of bazaars and entertainments S!
that has been held in East Norwalk U
for a long time and the residents of /
the, third district took advantage of it
and patronized it most liberally. Spec
inlly'wns this true of the lunch coun-
ter Where one. could enjoy afvery ex
cellent meal ‘at a low price.
THE
A rally will he held tomorrow even-
ing by the Republican party in Com«
n1t"ity ‘h’l. Tho Republir'm rw-Mfi-
date for mayor Attorney Leo Davis
will be one of the speakers as there
will be others to discuss the issues 0f
the campaign. A very large attend-
ance is expected.
—wm advised shutting off hie we“
ter from the Third District hydrants
end who fought against Fire Protec-
tion for the District when the city oi‘f '
firials were obliged to appeal to the? .v
courts? ’
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urge:
A large delegation of East side vo-
ters are (xpected to attend the repuo-
lican rally in the Salvation army hall,
on \‘l’ashington street this evening ‘
Attornry Leo Davis. republican candi-
date for mayor will be among those: ‘_
who will speak.
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An important, meeting for the elec!
'tion of officers of the East Norwalk‘
:lrnprm'ement Association will be heldl ‘
on Tuesday attomoon. October 7 at.‘
2:30 in the Community Hall. ’
The ladics of Christ Church openedi
their rummage sale in one of the va-’_
cant stores on the East side yesterday/2: U
The, sale will continue today and 10-! u’
morrow. - ~ .
Miss Georgina. ”French of East av-
enue. left for Boston this afternoon at.
which place she will visit at the home
of her relatives for the remainder of
the week. ‘
——Who is going to court to fight they
City in its attempt to get possession
of Calf Pasture Beach for a public
bathing place. ‘
Frank l'lodie will leave for his home
in Philadelphia this. evening. Mr. Bo-
die, has been a resident of this city
during the summer months: ‘ ‘
Mrs. Harold Clark of “Winfield
street. is spending a few days at the
home of her mother in Stamford.
Joseph llatem of Fall River, Mass”
is visiting at the home of his sister
Mrs. Albert Andrews of Seattle-woven-
no.
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an- up. v, at
Miss Florence Powell of Oneida, N.
Y. spent yesterday visiting at the
home of several of her friends here.
nun 1
Elizabeth S'avazte of the Middlesex
‘Road was a visitor in Brooklyn yes-
terday.
ready threats. are being made. that if
the tire companies do not rereiVe
their demands. then, llarlen will navel
to provide for a paid department and;
up goes the tax-"s another couple of!
points {or fire protection.
An ouncel
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of prevention is worth a pound of:
cure.
Hamid Sherwood of “'est avenue.
has secured employment in Stamford
and will ~make his home there.
llllllMOBllli NillESC i
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Mrs. W. D. Alley of Philadelphia. Motor Department. The
has returned to her home after hav-II have" an engine which persists
ing spent the week at the home’ of knocking, for what reason l am una-l
, ble to discover. Solely because I have;
Mrs. liaryer,‘ Andrevw of Cedar gate.‘ suspected everything (.15? 1 now 139-!
v w— \ Have the main bearings, possibly. 01-}
MYS- “- 3- B‘kalC'F ba-: 1183} a mun-those on the crank pin are responsible;
.ber o.f spruce trees planted On theEHDW 08-111 be Bl"? 0’ this “ll-110““
map Allister tract on 11 {opening up the crank case? RM.
Road t e upper Post‘ If you are familiar with a gas ens-ho
" . ’ lyou cam often locate a rod bearing‘
,knock or a crank shaft bearing knock}
Tomorrow. workmen will be busYZb-V careful sounding with a. piece 0“
- , teel rod. One end of this rod should’
erecnng the booths for election day is . '
l' I . ' be I , .
l 1. Alt) It i l paced agaurst the crank case just.
_ Statedlback or the fly wheel at a point as
that it will require about two hoursnear as possible to the main bearing.l
to place the booths in position.
lbetwoen the teeth and the ears closed
’ lwith the fingers the knod can be de-
Joseph Morehouse, a memb‘ér of attected if “reconnecting rod hearings
family trncing its history to the col-301‘ the'main l"331’“183 are 10039. 1411““
onial days. died at his latelhome. on}
Specials
the Post Road Wednesday, from acutel
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indigestion. The family had spent
the week end at the cottage on take
Kitchswan, where Mr. Morehouse
had an atta'tk of indigestion, from
which he were apparently recovering.
but there was a nervous relapse. The ‘ ~
funeral service will he held at. the QUAKE DAMN
home on the ‘Post Road. tomorrow. at from the mm” - - - 3 “’3' 23°
3 p. m.. Rev. H. C. Carter of Dorian Emfim Dorm,
oftlclating. Mr Morehouae is ourviv- Youwin tifled
ed by three children—Horny B., with be” ‘lb. 81°
whom he made his home: Charles W. PORK AND NS Reg. .
and Miss Helen Mal-change, principal 25" can cut to - - ----- . . 15°
of the Noroton Heights school. ; FANCY 3m CORN—A
Great things are expected to take
place at the town meeting Tuesday
evening. At that time firemenx Ill]
present their petition nor. adequate
fire fighting apparatus which will be
of service at the time or fire and
then comes the Newton fire company
who will want to know the reason '
why they were Jolt out. oftho M'
gratin: filo ”or. Tie trouble-o'er
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WAYandgvearedesimns of letting
um},- {ur «in... increased farce.
now use a mi mm men about
17yearsold.7m-8wmandabout -
of jobs congenial to men of older years,
45 hours is our working week. wages
are the highest. working conditions
vanoement the finest. We are not look
in: for men merely to fill his. but for
men who want to become part of our or—
ganization and to grow with us;
Apply or write Employment Dent. The
Norwalk Tire and Rubber Co.
reported to take place in Darien. Al-,wise, thiamine whorl applies to tho an M
poet a main crank shaft hearing would
the. necessary to take down the lower
1 ball of the crank case in order to lo-
WK ' "0 K ' ”MK! cute positively the particular hearing
or I - causing the trouble. Bruno knocks
:lf the other end of the rod is placed!
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NEW FACTORY IS UNDER-
Wem
25 m. We have quite a number .
audible opportunities for ad-
no response. in fact. After
Cm a Mt. the motor seems
10 lone all its power. By throwing in
the clutch with the car coasting. how-
ever. the momentdm again sets the
motor in action. but only for a tew
minutes, when the stove stunt is.
scam repeated.
forward port or the motor. 11' you “8.!-
also suggest that you endeavor to
raise and lower the fly wheel by means
of a pinchbar and blocking. Any ploy
in the main bearings at the fly wheel
can be. detected in this manner. If
this is not suniciem to note it is hard-
ly sufficient to cause a knock. In like
manner the forward main bearing can
be detected. Further than this. it will
D. L. .
t It seems thnt. the proper mount of
“Jolene does fiot reach the carburev
tor. ll dirt or other foreign material
clogs it trouble will result.
lacunae that the. valve in the pipe line
loading from thertank may be partly
closed and not permitting enough gar--
clone to enter the line. ll this is not
vthe use film be advisable to take
off the pipe line and clean it; also.
clean the. carburetor. In such cases it
[is often necessary to take out the tank
;in order to remove the dirt from it.
Motor Department, The Sentinel: ; Picces of tint and other foreign mol-
I am having a lot of thuhlo caused 535“?" will 3“ into the tank While some
. . , . . _ sol . 1 great
.1 defective accelerator. Lp to a tent“ being 5““! “ml ‘a we Ii ll g
days ago a slight touch of the t.hr«l:tttle"33"e ‘3 not token. _G“°k"n. E ill be]
or press of the accelerator pedal would m‘ad W n '5 put into a cat.
send the car along quickly. but now 1 W'ater in the gasolene will also cause
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are peculiar and (“her as motors dif-
fer in construction. The knock you
speak of may be caused by a. bent cam
shalt. lfao, the method of sounding
aforementioned should locate it.
Voters of. Norwalk !
’ Stop! Look! antllgistw!
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We won't mention 11': um, but. “Lest we for-
get." , .
Who foughttho Ton of M h M '
and in the court: inadmflinghpmenttheerec-
tionoftlmnewbridge annealing tbmm
Third Dali-lets and thereby adding thousands of
dollars to its cost?
Who advised shutting as on water mm the Third
Wot hydrants end who (ought scrim fine?"-
tection. for the District that the city 01561“ mm.
obliged to sppeal to the courts?
Who ngomgmcom.tonghtmoityinits
M. “MWWndea-tmnmhfor
npnbliohcthing‘plm?
Whethu mtiomlpollflcsutodo'ifi“
questions? 7 ,7 "'3‘ ' '7
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gets into the pipe line and partially:
It may be!
taunt, OCT.-3. 1919
Q2e—Fi-encn Briar Pipe
§3~Fine Tobacco Pouch
'5 44Package 01 Pipe Cleanere;
35—301: of Safety Matches
ALL FOR 45c
ran THE Ln DIES
., WITH EVERY BOX OF
Touralne Chocolates
“Newport Package"
650
We Will Give One Miniature Bottle of
trouble. Thin is heavier than M
Vivaudou Perfume
FREE
UNITED;
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STQRE:
fj we. 9 nosmflt; STREET l
scum manta
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”EL—Package o! Serene. Mixturet
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D O - O - - .- <0 - Q u.”~...w-’ n. V‘ --r.$
4-
md'fllmmmthemy‘
noule. As a result the water willow-
vent proper acuon in the carburetor.
There is usually a drain cock at me ‘
bottom of the carburetor. Ind {M31
should be opened for a few seconds
after the our has been Mag for
some tune. Water is heavier llnn gas-
olcne and will drain 05 first. .
HELPFUL mm. '
ltisnotnoadmmenwmehonlo
ins and «anything up bound at loom”
er mtoiorist. who happens to be jog~
ging along at the respectable rate of
twenty miles an hour as it you wove .
coming thrillifll at around sixty. Then.
when the Wemlle mu draws po-
litely aside and lets you pass to {1:111
over in front of him and drop into ..
twenty-mile 3oz yourself and give him
the benefit at the dust it..- a mile or 1
two as a reward for his politeness.
A faulty set of piston rings in one
cylinder will cause a motor to run
irregularly. All the cylinders show
have equal compression. Que Weak
cylinder will cause a disagreeable
pound which is not only annoying to
the driver. but injurious to the (whole
mechanism.
In fitting new Mots to u: engine?
it is well to remember that water or;
gas will not puss through the. mterinl,
which in to uyxthe holes lathe oeu-
tre should be cut. There have been
cm where uncut We have been. '
fitted “dam halfhour nectar
discovering the fault. :
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Max M li'mg lh'cs.
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Puma! Opening
SATURDAY, Oct. 4th
OLD STOCKS ARE GONE
NEW STOCKS ARE HERE
After several months of exhaustive study office needs
1'0“qu and while the shore has beenin process of ‘
axiom oldstochhmboen disposed of and new hm: of
the amt. tip—m good- huve been secured. In order to per.
mit. public inspection, a cordial invitation is extended to Non
water: to osllnponu, nod Saturday, Gotcha- «flh, has been
set a the dog for round Opening.
WYXOM.
But a walk through the store will reveal the most com-
plete mm of many, including every office need;
Win-mandolin pitta-y and many other suitable
gin: selection; n M flock of Maillud «candy, received fresh
mount; rm and Victornocordnandinfm every
w and.
mom 0mm: VISIT THE 81'0“ All) LEARN
mum? “rm.- W
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soon, yams, may, moans.
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Inflow:
fitt- oanu- '
We moon
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medial-7mm.
1mm sales.
“I lawns GOAL & SUPPLY GO.
air-Angular!” an supplyth solitaire-t it.
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Norwalk Chronicler