.41. -.
‘ lithe. iron?“ “kn“
’ 'séroet bridge studs m
aifl'm’amm
. improvements and decora-
” being made to the omce o!
* £381.:mnlt L. Long of Fall River,
m named pastor of the Advent
i "Wu church, will take charge of
~ *‘ "ms new garish on next‘Sunday‘.
B prayer mbetings will sbe
5% in the East Avenne'Mfi
,._ , ,
.chm'cb.
The shop Hilda Anna. of Newport,
R. 1., is motored off the public float
3 near the Washington stro-Pt bridge for
a few days. , l
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None of the meat marl-Lots in East
Nat-walk are included in the list of
F ' butcher shops that will close Satur-
‘aay evenings at 7 o’clock. stag-ting
Hay 1, and continuing until further
notice.
Baseball interest is picking up in
Elsi. Norwalk. The Mayflower A. C.
of East Norwalk will play the Green!
Farms baseball team Snlm'day after-
noon, May 1, at the 'chkle lot in
East Norwalk. The Mayflower A. 0.
challenges any team in the city.
Write to Steve Hayden, 3'3 Gregory
Boulevard, East Norwalk.
no WA YTON
Contractors ’St. John & Keyscr are
progressing with the altcrmions to a
house at Tokonr'xc for Miss Alice.
Swift of New York. The changes.
inane for which V»: "9 drawn by Mcbb
tect A. Nettlelon l‘udxlock. call for an
addition, 2-1317 :‘ '1, three stories
high, of frame tzonntrlmfiou contain—
ing a sitting {finira lull-romp. kitchen
and sun parlor, 12.1)? feet. The esti—
mate cost of {he “xvi; is 33.000.
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The last of the series of Moreopli-
con lectures will be given on Sunday
evening, May 2, at St. Luke's cbmch,
Newton. The lecture will he on The
Indians.
The Junior Auxiliary of St. Luke's
charm. Noromn, will give a May Pole
natty to; all membem of the Sunday
. achod‘on Saturday, May 1 on the
daurch grounds. There will be a May
' Pole and albumin of games and con--
tests. .
v'I
WESTON
Clarence Beers has returned km
S Visit in Rox‘nury.
Kr. and Ira. Adolph Hm of the
em motives in Georgetown.
Mk3 Annie Fitch who is untrue-lid-
in; in flan-elk spent the weekend
' ,f'ith We in town.
Cbrles MorebouSQ and Robert W11.
p llamuve acted as appraisers on the
mo; of the lam Mrs. Hattie Fou-
. chette.
"Mb. Agnes Brown has returned to
View York nicer a visit with his alo-
ter, :13. Wzllzum Clifford of Godfrey
, Mn. Eugene Beers of the East
Side is spending some time with her
daughter, Mrs. Robert Pinchgeeli" in
, Htiernon, N. Y. -
William \Rcbiuson has purchased a
tract of twelve news of farming land
Mm the 63mm of the late Mrs.
. Columbus Bulkicy.
Gillette and family have moved
~lrom South Norwalk to the residence
.0! James Ghiotto in the U (me:- Pariah
m. r- - '
’ Several in ton a
,. ‘n a ended in .
"on sale. held on the premise: brag}:
late John B. Stu -
, last “may, [$533 112 iiulbuu street
1M:- and Mrs F
. . . rank
have sold their Upper Pa
d‘lnd farm, and taken up their resi-
,, once at we home of Mr. Morehouse's
,‘ Mrs. ‘ David Morchcuse.
M orehoune
' , . . Clniqlia I?
luv. game“ I , ll flinging“:
m om the” wmmr'fi 80-
Upper Parish were weekend visitors '
Al. times emrldevélep a tendency
I have 31913 model Ford, which has floats, Also, note-\whether- 1103331653..
13111an developed a very puzzling It is possible that. overnight corrosion
trouble and ao'far I have beenuable or the parts causes them to nick for
. it a time when first starting. Since your
When running ,with the throttle almost trouble dieapp‘emu after motor has
closed, the car Jerks or "gallons" bud- been running a few minutes. this
ly, as if a. couple of cylinders were seems the most probable causeqot'your
missing, or as if one cylinder was fi.'— trouble.
l
!to and any one #50 an explain
=ing prematurely. But it the throttle
~13 opened it stops this and goes
‘ nders. Then havin
lcient speed if the t
attained
ttle is partially
closed this jumping again becomes!
evident, although, of course, not. so
much so as when running slow. This
lgrown worse until it is now very an-
?noying, as i cannot run slow without
a continual jerking unless the engine
is pulling rather hard. I have put in
new rings. put on a new carburetor,
ground the valves twice and sulnzlt
tuted dry batteries im- the magneto,
but none of these things seems to
have any effect. Compression is ex-
cellent on three cylinders and fairly
good on the other. I have done about
all I knowuo do and will greatly up.
preciate any advice you camgive me.
G. H.
i In order to have your engine pull
- :evenly at slow engine speed the com-
pression in all the cylinders must be
good. A weak spark caused by weak
magnets will cause the trouble.
m we. good storage battery and try n
row a good storage battery and try it
ply. Slightly defective or carbonized
spark plugs will cause the nusaing at
slow speed. Aowox'n or dry timer with
a. weak spring will also produce the
same result. Check up thc valves and
be sure that. none stick. At higher
;engine speed the liability of this is
glossenod. Furthermore, make sure
to
ullin’g' in good Shape on all flour cyi-
sulfi-
m the Advent Christian trouble first showed up very slightly,
lseveral months ago and has meadily'
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”here are no air leaks m cax‘bure‘ml‘
manifold or gaskets.
Motor Department. The Sebtlnel:
I purchased a six-cylklder (ar lam
month which runs very well in every
way except that. it goes only five or
six miles to a gallon of gasolwnv. Tho
people of whom i bought this cur said
:I ought to get at least ten miles. and
a friend of mine who has. a car identi-
cal with mine 19 averaging about clev-
en miles to the gallon. His (:nglnu
also svcms to be much snuppicr than
mine. vGan you give me an idea as In
why my l'notor is. not so good as his?
K. M.
Often motors which are vxzu'tly llm
same in every way us far as construe
M
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lion is concerned are not at all alike:
in the vmy they run. Your friend may
be a more skillful drivm- than you.
but it is :more likely that your (urbmw
etor is notradjustml properly. Tho
’vcry fact that you do not got. the mile
ago you should and that your cnulno
;ls sluggish suggcum that the mixture
HS too rich.‘ assuming, of (‘Uurbtfi that
gyour car if driven ('(ll'l‘t‘l‘lLV. “’nulnl
lsug-gest that you adjust the carburetor
.80 that, more air shall bu admitted to
.tbe'mixture. A leaner mixture will
New} not-only to give better mileage:
per gallon of gasolcnc, but will also be
"qulcke'r‘lo bum, thereby making the.
,englneleeller.
', , Motor. Dcpgfimem.
The, Sentinel:
ru'nning' fo'r‘n' little while the carburr-
bor'runs dry, but it docs this only
when I start. up the engine the first
After the cngim1 of my car has bl n-n:
>,y.,,.
, locating the trouble?
m' £56 _ . .
about. mm A one at my
Can you anoint me in
’B’ould suggest that you
carefully the float valve and photo of team in power, mam my car
as an example, I think there should be
none.- The practice is
hiblted in cities. I know. 1). R. .
With a. properly designed exhaust
ducti
crease in power should be noticed at
normal speeds. At Very high engine
speeds, however, "a muffler lessens- the
power. because. the exhauét
need n. free exit, and if there ls'anyphom 59,4;
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Motor Department, The Sentinel:
,1
m VANI'ri?
Price ‘
__$9.00
E The, Spat Pump—a Creation
I Women with proud high insteps arc findingjust what
? they want in this new spat pump. The spat is just.
i a bud at its throat, yet this little insert relieves strain
’ where strain was felt; it furnishes a backing for «:rnu~~
‘ ments against the jet-black patent leather; and it
alters a simplicity some thoughtgtoo severe. Suit»
ablc for all occasions. A VValk—Over—tailorcd to
; 'fit you perfectly. Call and notice how well your in-»
g
3
step looks above this high Louis heel.
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L Colyar Shoe Stores, Inc.
. ‘37. Wall‘Street, Norwalk 7 _ -
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”a”..-
.505.” a. it
0 4.
Mmfimwn
gases office. opens daily, 10:30 3.. ml, or
‘u-.-.........._._... .
time in' the day. Otherwise it never \ \ .
gives me any trouble on the road, u-ilh- \\~\ ,
or driving or running idle. l have _ -,_. ‘ -.- .. » - l
opened up the mum that shuts off the '" "‘ ‘ “— ”” -N .
gas from .the carburetor a little more. - — _ . -, . ,
_
!
891mm” DWI—The Orfinal horofio Pu»,
Lombardi Ltd.,
pipe and muffler. no appreciable de- Palace Teatrc, Tuesday, May 4, mm
Leo Carina, Grace Valentine, and an}
original cast. Seats going fast. Box ,i3
11*: Q9
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. o-k‘
«1- v,
QUA
1.1er snob
* - Polo.Coats$ 16.95
Regular Price $25.00
'26 Fine Polo Coats that sold at. $25 «m snl.‘ ”I .21.,
.924. «‘4’
”.04.... ,O‘... ._ OWN...- Q' .
‘~\\.
- NEW SWEATERS 55.95 to $16.93
:9: .
i: NEW WAIS’I'S $3.00 to $22.50 t
, 3, NEW SUMMER was AT mommy”: cum-ts ’
3‘, Charge Accounts Opened u
H: THIS-STORE CLOSES AT 6 P. M. SATURDAYS, .3:
‘2 0.,
5.210;.“ m as: 3.2: 30:“ ‘ O '0 .- O O
wide raneg of prices.
.5
momma
Every one an honest value.
Baby Carriages, Go-Carts
A big and varied assortment of many models wnlx
SEE THE WINDOW DISPLAY.
RAYMOND & SON
,.
& ..... semi!
(«be
:3 on": 1’
6‘
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5
‘ 95m?” ‘ 2w: 0‘
Herschfield Motor
1‘ TRANSPORTATION (:0.
Daily Service Between New Haven. Bridgeport.
Norwalk and Philadelphia
10 large trucks at your service for all kinds of transpor.
lotion; padded van for furniture work.
South lonvaJk—ma Water Street. Phone 294.
New York City—474 Seventh Avenue. Phone Famgut 7344.
New Haven, Conn—266 State Street. Phone 427 Colony.
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' 9“,: “1'0 now spend.
- S in New YOkhe
mmng to ihcl' ) I: tow
for the Bummer,” Upper Parish home
‘ If the Wires to th
. e spark plum have
. mung-nod, there l- an additional;
VI.
'3’: ”My action,
m' :szlul‘n to be?
(“3143 ‘ nasal
“Mm the H.)
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.u ‘
‘ quid. _ .
CZULDfiOT BEGIN TO TELL
.tfiouldmot tell you all the benefits
balm the 3:4: of Fmiey’s Boner
flaw,” writes Miss Rosa: Florke
fivkins avenue. N. Bradloch Pa:
“3?on in illy chest and touring
_ “canoe pneumonia I tried Poi-
} V felt relieved. I hope other:
.rl'rom nevi-re. colds will try
and ,Tar and it was not. -‘-
oizl’nme m.
i- m 31
Special Sale of
‘ SUITSand DRESSES
Fine Table Butter
American Cheese .
Fresh Elms
Compound Lard ..
Gold Cross Milk . .
Standard Butter 69° EggCo.
12 North Main St,
53 blainSt,
. . ................... 65c 1h.
................... 31c lb.
, .................. 53c doz.
. . ................... 25c lh.
............. 2 for 27w
1 .95—FLOU R— 1 .95
80. N orwalk
Norwalk
Phone 1953
William O. McLean, Inc.
-—INSURANCE—~
74 Washington Street
FOR SALE
A number of would hand wagons. carts. plow:
barrows, scrapers. May be seen at our yard. l’ncm.
low for quick disoosal. Terms cash.
TheNorwalk Coal 69° SupplyCo.
108 Water St., So. Norwalk, Conn.
J.
JUST RECEIVED ._ _ .
Aptfi W of “m" Portabl- Electnc Table Lamp»
Ola-genial
‘WelSlr‘eet
Antime Bronze $14.00
cannot vith liner is 00.,
an; “Wily low P1109-
F M. Cullen’s Electric Shop
makes peasible
.. Norwalk
0'. .,.
will. '
Norwalk Chronicler