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the
In the
A rugged tale of
giants among men. vas
Js/KV‘ "fiFSRI‘x 3
no mercy given?
A plt‘l‘ll‘“
appeal to the
of ntajwstit
hwarr.
powrr.
.i..:\.
WWIWIV )ll slopes
scarred regions of the West.
world of love and sentiment me 12s a cruel world of money and power,
Then the grim clash of the lumber
Theatre
._ ---- -.—.———-—-
l’hone 1.301.
Til. 841;, 23:1? '33 fr. H: “Talk
' Tflll.‘ " AN “FRI DA
.. 2 15 7 and 9
H
Jesse L. Lasky reesents
WALLACE
REID
“1 The Valley
of the
Giants ”
«if gianls of the forest cl
a simple
camps with no quarter asked and
of Mood stirring “inflict. of tendet
Two days only!
AT THE REGULAR PRICES—Matinee 17c.
Evening 28c.
Saturday
Select-Pictures Pl‘vsvllls
“Faith of the Strong"
Starring
Mitchell Lewis
A Story (if ('losed Flats and
‘WWN
()pvn lit'llI'IS
ZNWVMN/K/v .4
Sunday
'llp- Notable Kathleen Norris
Novel
“The Heart of Rachael"
ln'rotiucine;
Bessie Barriscale
ll:3orc-1I{as its l'ses and Abuses
“here Is the llividinz Linc‘.‘
1.
ll ‘
fa"-
Matinee 2:15.
Evening 7 and 9.
Today
,1 Vaudeville Supreme
Norwalk's Best Program This
Season
“THE YOUNGERS"
Equivilistic Novelties
MARKEY &'MONTGOMERY
Comedy Singing and Dialogue
SIMPSON a. MOORE
Terpischorean Specialties
Introducing Latest Songs
JOHNSON a. PARSONS
Musical Wizards
Tom Brown's
COI. TMBIAN SIX
Four Sparkling Misses
Two Male Accompamsts
and
Elsie Ferguson
"The Av alanche"
Friday
Rosemary Theby and Ben
“'ilson
_. m—
'thn a “_‘_ oman
Strikes"
Saturday
“Smashing Barriers"
——-——_‘
HOYT’S
Thursday. Oct. 23
Norma Talmadze
In
“Her Only “'33’"
Friday. Oct. 21
1., Tom Moor
“Go West Young Man”
Saturday. Oct. 25
Constance Talmadee
"Up the Road W'ith SallY"
._ -——' ._,-‘,
Only Showing in .\'t1r33'ulk ()nly Showing in .\‘oi33'aik
I
g . \\'orl~.in: with [intone O'Brien. who
I M plays the role of Paul llelmont in “Her
ro-I
Unly \Vay,"
Till'il I re.
number
roles
today's feature at Iont's
Miss Talmadge has scored a
of him“ successes.
of small town lovers the two
stars are better than any production
so far offered to the public. Norma
Talmadze has captured and holds the
hearts of all motion picture fans and
any appearance that she might make
would (all for the turnout of her host
of admirers. Iloyt's patrons will love
the star in her ll““' Selznick play as
the country uirl loves the man with
the Ford and none will miss the oppor-
tunity of seeing her this
'l‘in-ru will he t33'o shows,
31 o'clock.
In the
evening.
at 7:13 and
HOYT' S FRIDAY.
Goldwyn Presents Tom Moore in “Go
West Young Men."
Tom Moore celebrated for his mus-
tr1rful manner of playing lead: in
Goldwyn features will be seen at
Iont‘s Theatre in \\ ushington street
I-‘rida3 e3enin;.r in a new Goldwyn
play. “Go \X'est Young Men." The pro-
ducing company recently presented
Moore in “Heartease” an attraction
which made a bi: ltit in '.\‘orwall:
(‘ritics who have seen "(lo \Vest
Young Men" are ready
superior to any
to declare it
in which Tom Moore
has played in :1 ion: time. Every de~
tail in the play is carefully carried out.
PALACE FRIDAY.
Rosemary Theby and Ben Wilson Play
Leads in “When a Woman Strikes.
"When a “'oman Strikes." a West
ern melodrama in five acts. presents
In its cast of players four of thi- best
known artists working before the cam-
cra~llen “'ilson. Neva Gerber, Mur-
dock )IacQuurtic and Rosemary The-
l-11 in action laid in th eWest
thn when the “Forty
“m;- their mad rush for
Eiuiilfii-ltls t~t (‘aiitwrnia The thril-
jourr~ of tlto- slacecoach over the
is
dutin:
Sitters"
lilt-
lin‘
ling: inr
days
r1 in
y
fdrnts always accompanying
the jotr ncy of tlte".~ta:ecoach over the
lltountailt trail.
Iii" unprinriplrd
rictts "grntlcman"
gambler
type and the hard-
ened redbloodcd “'t-sterner. so typical:
of those days~these incidents and
these characters are the elements that
hold your interest in the presentation .
-IAV
ilI IIIE IiillililS
AT HOYT'S TODAY.
Nzrma Talmadge, Dynamo of It?!
Screen Present: a New Success. ,’
“Her Only Way.” 3
\‘orma
No other our has the neural”:
Colombian
of "When a Woman Strikes." to be
shown on the screen of the Parace
l'l‘heatre Friday. I
PALACE TODAY. I
_ I
Six Hrads Five Vaude1
ville Program~Eloie Ferguson l
Stars in “The Avalanche.”
son Stars in “The Avalanche.
The Colombian Six. which recently;
Talmadge has rightfully made a long run in New Yul-hand lutl
bran called the dynamo of the men. week mm o m M a?
the western dance hall.1
and noto
ot the fi3e number vaudeville program.
iFour pret 3' 2d accomplished 30mg
'women she life an". zest to the act
Ywhich is not lost 'through the entire
f'aprog. a.1.n The two male members or
ithe cast of this big number are We“
iknown in vaudeville.
rton's four other selections for the
vaudeville program for the eighth
the season's entertainment
:33'cek of
ivsill be declared the very be. 't of the
flort3 acts 0_ 'fcrcd in Norualk this fall
.In conmction with the the act 3aude1‘
.3'ille program. the bill for today will
iinrludc Ehis Ferguson
lllluinl-ATICI‘JIRS special‘ “The
lanche.” This will be the East
in}: of the production in Norwalk. The
‘picturc has been pronounced a marked
success by everyone who saw it and
will delight the Palace patrons today.
Ayu-
show
REGENT TODAY.
“Valley of the Giants" Is Wallace
l Reid Paramount for Two
' ' Day Run.
3 Quite often it happens. that in the
family two radically opposed
types or character exist. T3310 of the
chaz'art- rs represented in “The Valley
of lil!‘ Giants" 3 new Paramount-Art—
craft picture starring “'zillace Reid.
will be shown at the Regent Theatre
today and Friday. althouzh of the
same blood. have nothing in common
in their conception of human senti-
ments and rights.
Shirley Sumner. the role played by
Grace Ilarmond. is sweet and tender
and she is imbued with a keen sense
of fair dealing and honesty. Colonel
Pennington. her uncle. is everything to
the contrary by inclination and train-
inz.
In this sfory. which is an adaptation
of Peter ll. Kyne's great novel of the
sams1 date. the beautiful niece
triumphs over the cunning rascality of
her uncle and thwarts all his dis-
honest plan-s.
James (‘ruze pi: ture
and an extraordinary stronx: cast was
selected to support the star. Grace
Dartuond. “'ill Brunton, (‘harles Ogle.
Alice Taffe. Kay Laurel. Ralph Lewis.
Ilart Iloxie‘ Noah and \V. II.
Brown play important roles.
Si] II] 0"
directed the
Ileel'y
REGENT SATURDAY.
‘Faith of the Strong" Is New Mitchell
Lewis Starring Vehicle.
Mitthcll 1433153. slut in the Select
Pictures production. “Faith of the
Strong." which colors to the Rezen‘.
Theatre on Saturday. is a lover of life
in the ‘Great Northwrst. Although
horn in the East. not very many miles
from the heart of bu<y New York cit3.
Mr. Lewis has spent the :t'cater por
tion of his life hunting in the North.
“Naturally, I have a sympathetic
spot in my heart for the East" declar-
ed Mr. Lewis. “but for a real place to
live. where every man is l-n-ry other
man's flitnd. Sire m.- Htw limitless
spaces of the North. To read one
story of the \‘orth. or t 3cn one of
\l'lTiU's tollit‘rzi n2 3'e:~1~.
thin: withn me that i:
llilfil l l’a‘m )ltli'litil l‘ty
jnlzrnr'yml In some
died mil from the Illntl‘l‘ss’ “hire
utz‘tn's «tibia. Th1 rugzrti lit-1 of the
urea! Northwest main ~ turn of weak
lines.
stirs some-
not quictm‘
bags and
(liliv' spot hun-
I have camped on the
of marly every rushing stream in tha’.
country. and the days I ll:i‘.t' spent in
the heart 0." the Yukon I will never
forget.
“The (lrsr-J
glorious
shores
Northwest i~ the most
on God‘ 21.3 en earth.
and I am happy to il.l\~‘ 13111-21 able to
make all of the scenes in ‘I‘.ti'l: of the
Strone‘ in that Effii 1': 1)? tl1e land
which is so dear lo my heart "
S
spot
MORE (‘II A VG RS IV
GAZETTE BUILDING
(Continued from Pure-.1 Oriel.
y'as quite a. tiiificult in k. i3eu With-
out the 21‘3';Ii 33 eight oi th+ “all above
ll em So this is e3'(u a more serious
mam . but the men 33eu' about it rp
a ma-m of fact 33a3'.an1l expert 11
have them both out. 33ithout mishap.
in short (it"tivt.
The new metal corniu» or. the new
store line. on the old or ('ttslvtn sec-
tir-n o. ”11 |~uildi.‘l:_ is bv-lil; placed :11
position 'oday.
Manager Hamil- '
in the Para-t
., “is.“ 2’1
rain; I :1:
l nail: ltlllll! ll'lllll. I
illllilillllillom.
.\I:,tor Department.
asc advise me why zasoicne leaks
2i‘.“ (atburctor 33hnn I stop the
imolnl‘, The motor is in good condi-
ftion and pulls well: although alter a
‘lcnr. pull the. motor won't “pick up" as
it 1.1“ mo It. continues ‘0 rats: until I
‘yacc the enzine and then it is all rizhr
«gain. Anv advice that you can give
1m. “in be appreciated. G, T.
l’c:l!‘:.p;; the from line: of thi1 gaso-
lunc- is too high. By lOWt‘linu 3111.1 final
I The Sentinel:
ii
i' . ant
nu may 03' l‘(‘f‘¥‘.‘.(‘ all ‘hn troubl'u If
the level is not too high. then the
needle valve must. be unsealed. This
may he wont considerably and n1 ed
replacing. Vet)" Ofli'i‘l by tapping the
needle into the seat a leak at this point
can be stopped. From what you IIR‘H‘
stated. the (arhurcmr seems to load up
with gas on a long pull. Sonirtimcs
this may be overcome by installing a
smaller size spray nozzle or reducin:
'lht- Size at the Ghetto? at the spray
nozzle. In making chances oi this kind
it is necessary to effect also a Hati1
i'lstmcnt of the air supply,
Motor impaitmc m The Soptfnni;
The pipe joints on m3 motor SW in in
be leaking: and I do not kno33 how to
rtzp thn leaks permanently. I have
umd s3 veral kinds of materials on this
exhaust pipe. for instance. but still the
leak is th- re. Is there any kind of
material which I can buy which 33.”
stop this? E, }-‘.
(‘ogippt‘ asbPFlOS 2843" IS.
fitted. 33ill stop the leaks.
packing l.- eood. pt'ovidin: there is suf-
ficient nearin'z surface. In usinz Ill.)-
holine gaskets care should be taken to
fit same accurately. l'sually there are
anchor bolts 33 hich hold the manifold
in D0>lllflll It the manifold is slightly
warpid so that all the gasket surfaces
are not in line. you have a reason {or
the trouble. in that the pressure on‘
each gasket is not equal. If the gas-
ket is not held firmly in position. it i:
bound to blow out.
Department. The Sentinel.
.l 'll‘sill‘ th'll a great many of the
cheaper erfltlo American cars use the
blotk txpe motor. The majority of
l1i'_1ho1r prich American cars do not
u.. 1.) i,» t_p1 Then. again. the for-
tiuu t. both high and low priced.
5:10 auto .1d3'ocate thu block type llltr
(at 3. u h-ll in» some ('l’ '110 ad-
vantages of the block t3p31 motnr over
Ii'l‘ itldi'.i«‘ual type? H. K.
In ht hit-ck type etizinc the whole
1:1sttn2 mu t he prartitally free from
' iu1; :.«1-'ti1. as A s‘ilzht defect in
:tl13 i he
.‘ltllfli'
IS,
Ill.
chm «1 Will nit-1n necessitate its twin:
is: t “on I1231't win-re the 1133'“) cast
(1;1l.ttth1t> hl'e llrl‘d often thirty per
not. of Ihe cum-tings are discarded.
'l‘lu- imn--::’o-t1ti1ms are not always dis-
(‘lA'vi‘PlI before the machining process
H'lu s
0'? “n
llacc.
drtectod
Defective cylinders are
after the cost of ma-
(l1inin2 and finishing has been attach-.
11d, Sand holes. 6.10.. are seldom un-
m-cred Imlore the tool has practically
firislwd its work, By reason of the
cyliense attached to the discardinzi
process the manufacturer hesitates.
In the smaller type motors the casting
is complicated and the require-
ments less. There is no question th at;
the block type motor has a number of
advantages. chief among which is the
reduction in space required under the
hood:
ou< manifold connections
parts can he v'iminated.
consunu 11'"
one ryliuvlor should become damaged.
the replacin: expense would be much
ariatrr. in that a whole new castin':
wou‘d he necessary.
3...;
From the
Motor Imparttnent, The
on a
cute 33'111 r! hearings?
S
A. \V.
In a semi- floating t3 pe axle the a\ie
b1 :‘lIlEY‘lS are iuluicated from the di. -
feren ill side. 'Ihe hub caps aroused
simply to finish Off the 33heel and ser3e
also serve to
as an ornament. They
protect the axle shaft end nut. It is
not necessary to remove them tor lu-
bricating: purposvs.
Motor Ircpattmcnt. The
I ha3e been told that the front wheels
run at the same speed. while the out-
side rear wheel runs slightly slower
than the frcnt Wheels and the inside
rear wheel still >lo33'er than the other
three. Is this >0? F. K.
It all the wheels and tires are of the
same size there is no reason why any
one should turn any
other. The drive Wheels may slip at
times. due to pom traction. but this is
not intended.
)Intor Do paitntent. The Sentinel:
I am thinking of buying an automobile
and have seen quite a number of them
with wire Wheels on. and I have inves-
tigated this.
favor of thrm.
favor of them,
hut_otbers are not in
Therefore. I
properly.
Moholine ’
(Hindu after it has been ma—'
also if properly designed numer-i
and othcr_
standpoint. however, it any,
Sentinel:
Is it necessary to remove the hub caps;
t-llnafln: type axle to lubri-'
Sentinel: ‘
i
it
faster than an3"
mmmw
Some seem to speak in:
would
like to have an opinion from 30‘ re-l
What you think
garding the wheels.
of them will enlighten me on the sub-
ject. B.
i 1110”“ are many arguments for each
{type of wheel. Both are considered
:lzood. It may interest you to know
'lhat the Wire wheel claims greater tir.1
mileage during the waim season, The
main reason for this is that the win-
3"ht cl affords greater cooling facilitie.~
for lhc tire, The ”1111 is held by .3
ttetal rim. which comes in dirctt cot.-
tact with the atmosphere and also i;
penetratt d by Wire spokes. which a.
foul additional radiation. Durin:
\'a::‘.‘ weather the “‘li‘c 31'h1'1" will un
v'ouiucdly hold the tire at a much “133.1
tr temperature. Since hczit has a d11-
t'1r;ol'atinc effect, on a tire it I.‘ :1: user.
:llle to conclude that the \Vli!‘ \‘3'ilt‘0'i
:ft'ot'ds an advantage in tlii.‘ rtspi c'
"ll“l‘t’ illl‘ .Il'fiUl‘Df'hls {13“ and 4:34
tat-h typv The fact that ho '1 I\l3f1>1li
":hiels :1l‘P considet'tb‘y u~ d '1
amaze makes II sox.lc1.3h:'. t (2
important Ltf‘IOi‘ in deciuin;
.llast ol a Cflr.
all 31711
thr pa;
1» paltment.
’ bane an (Nerlalld.
Ways bun a very
alcund the rear left 33'lu1-l.
tried to lor-ate' it and il'l\'-’ tio'
successlul. (‘an you ht lp us‘.‘ I:
Tile springs which hold the
brake t'lnds may not be
cnouglt to prevcnl Illl‘i‘l tron] vibral
ing and hitting the hub drum. Tim
ternal band of the brake may
some attention “ould suczwt also
that the suspension ootrts h .ldi as; th1
I
Svntino".
1i.llt' iron di
anaovitlz anti.
\‘3's1 ha3
Motor The
.7.
short;
Electrical Work and
Repairing
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Phone 399-12
l
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finato any unncassat'y lost motion I
103:.-
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