acar all summer!!!”
wells
, without hansuwr'nfi manna.
used only occasionally? I have a prim
-' Biotor Department, The Sentinel:
arm: you kindly advise me, in 3on1
,3!!!“ issue the following: i got a ne w
W11 in December and the cylinder,
inward the radiatm has leaked oil
rm the first day I got it. I took it
W to the salesman from whom I got
it mid they .took it in. the repair shop
and made the spark plug: hole bigger,
Mikel only stops the oil from leak-
ing through the plug. I can only run
mt hall a mile. then i have to get
Vanni. and clean the plug; so she, won't
mime. Thanking you in advance
C S.
The piston rings in number one 1:"3l«
jimler do not. 111030111, the oil 110111 pass-
fling the piston, Tllt'l‘t’ Illil)’ be several
rmses for this. (:1) Cylinder may be
.m of true or scored. (11) l’iston too
.WII or out of true. (1') l’iston rings
dead or badly fitted. Since the other
«cylinders cause no trouble you can
hardly blame the oil. The sooner you
dhlinate the cause the, better. 11.13 a.
missing engine will sooner or later
.mk serious injury to other units of
like chassis If 3ou find the c3lin1lc1§
#3 he then a. new OVHI. ize piston 33itl1‘
sings propmly fitted should 191110113
one trouble.
l
Motor .l)é-‘Dal‘l.lllt'lll. The Sentinelzi
id‘nm you tell me how to get 1113' engine ‘
'10 start? I have 11 forty horsepower;
:1”er cylinder. 1 have timed it. and
ground in {til the valves. My spark
“works finely, I have adjusted my car-
'il‘mretor, but cannot get my engine to
least. I got. two explosions after prim‘
2mg the engine. My intake valves
work by suction and my exhaust works
1111:1111 the cam shaft. The factory 111111 .
mic this car is out of business. If
.3702: can alleviate my trouble I would
.mfi'ireciate it. H. K.
The trouble may be due to wrong:
litergslacing of the vain- cages. \‘3'hen:
grinding valves 331111311 seat in :1 111gc, ;
:23 in your car. it often happens that
Edie cage is not 5i! back in place right. E
11121119. sure that the openings 01' the»
valve cages face those of the inlet
155339. W'ith' the valve ('11ng installed.
wrong no gas can reach the combos?
scion chamber. ‘
$151211- Depart 11113111. The 80111111111: .
En taking the \nlves out of 1113' motor
B’noticcd that llll’ exhaust valves [1111'—
mlarly are very much spotted. One
valve is slightly warped. “fill you
'fmidly advise whether it is 111,'1'v::.~1.'11';,'z
mget all new valves, or whether it is
:messary to gel 011:: 111-33' valve only? 1
K. M.
You have tillomd 3111' valves to 1:11
{too long without grinding; hence the
Wing of the valve seats. it will be,
necessary to grind the-:11 until the pit;
or spots disappear and 11 clean. smooth
mt. is obtai'liml. As to the 31‘11'111-11
valve stem, it is lwst. to I'oplmn' that,
{in replacing: it mill be nt‘(‘QSHil]‘§' to
1515111! in order to obtain 11 proper scut—
‘jhg Ol"the valve. The
52:51:96qu should be ground frequent-
Ll‘ly". In order to obtain the best results
ram :1 motor it is advisable to resent
.ai'l the vulvcs about every 2000 01' 3,-
~unb niilr's. 11‘ this is done there is less
work and much better results are ob-
:I‘a-t'rzmd. ‘
Rotor Depurnnum. The Sentinel:l.
1.711 .eit‘uauld be pleased to have you give:
"me the following information in your"
EmInmns: Is it necessary to have dis-'
:sl’filed water put in a storage battery?
Would not other water do as well,1tnd
‘me often should it be filled with
matter? Would it be possible to keep 2‘
11101111113 5
' For the Ailing and the Weak“
for Coughs, Colds and Their]
Complications I
it possesses the healing, body-buihl-
frag elements of flax seed in a. imnii
that. in readily absorbed by the system. !
LYNONINE SUPPLIES THE NOUR-i
§5HMENT AND FOOD THAT RUN-I
mWN SYSTEMS HUNGER FOR. l
Lintmine restores strength to those‘
whose systems have been weakcned‘
by grip colds or wasting diseaseséit
builds up, it is a. most helpful medio‘
HAROLD A. MEAo '
“Prescription Pharmacist
For 5815 breath
Coated JTongue, Bi Itsncss, Sour
' Elaxnaeli, Sick Headac‘i'f Healing, Gas,
(ions: ipation, orathcr 1 sun of Indiges-
.101: no remedy 1.: more hi ghly recom-
mended (.1311
$51.51 EATHfii'é'fl" 31$ TABLETS ,
They c::.sc no gripnig or nausea.
Clean: : 1:: bowels, sweeten the atom-
cher dis. 1
512.1 and tenefil the liver.
appc'm:
Mrs. El. Lzbcth S' "18011 137 So.l“.'1in St.
‘30. Not-wall Cour ‘Y 3:: honestly my Foley'
hex-tic Tablets are wonderful.”
exhaust vulws .
or on the dash and have been fiIIlng'
fthis with kerosene once a week and
'1leaning out the engine. W'ould it be
advisable to substitute wood alcohol
for the kexoeene? E. W.
I1 is necessary to use distilled or
fresh rain water because oidinary well
or spling Water contains soluble salts
3': Inch will tuin the battery. The cells
should be examined every 1130 33 eeks
and the necessary amount of water
added to keep the plates covered. The
battery should not stand more than
one month without recharging Alco
hol may be used instead of
but may not give as good results-
Motor Department, The Sentinel:
i took the wires off my generator, but
failed to mark them. How can I tell
vhich is the positive and which the,
negative Wire? L. R.
Run engine to that geneiaior will
pioduce curient. Place ends of wires
in 11 glass of water with a, little salt
or soda in it. The wire giving off bub-
bles is the negative one. Be careful
to connect so that current from the
positive of generator 33ill enter pusi-I
tive of battery.
Motor Department, The Sentinel:
Please give me the symptomsof over-
heating so that a layman may under-f
stand them. I own a new car and
have diiven it 3,000 miles. but am not
3e1'y “ell vcised in technical term
B. T.
The symptoms are unmistakable.
Steam at filling cap of radiator is the
learned IS of the most relia
1;
at $45. 00 and $50. 00.
sold at $27. 50.
erosenm'
$37.50
.Mixed Coats
Suitable for sheet as well as motoring. rceularlv
$ 1 9.95
SU‘
That are stictlv tailored of men’s
vertone and all wool velour checks: sizes 14. 16 and
18: regularlv sold at $45.00 and $50.00.
$35.00
and most: 111' evinced symptom.
Ides of newer, knocking, particularly;
on a hill; odor of hot metal and Ofl
burn oil are others. When switch is
opened enginemontinues to run. This
may also take place when engine is
carbonized, but in that case the radio
1101' would not be steaming.
1 .
Motor Department, The Sentinel:
l have a 1916 six-cylinder car, Hatch-
kiss dri3_.e The last levs months I no
time that 71311911 the back seat is loaded
them is :1 dragging or swishing sound
in the mar axle or drums, . which
sounds like the brakes are dragging.
This is especially noticeable in start—
ing off in low and intermediate gears
and also in turning corners. Please
advise what this is and the remedy.
The springs are not broken and Ihave
discontinued the emergency brake
rods and lengthened the service bra :6
rod. - l). P.
i Some part is dragging, but if it does ;
not cause machine to lose power it -
It is not advisa- E
1119 to disconnect brake rods, especial .
13' as in your case it has not remedied "
may not be serious.
the trouble. Be sure that the wheel
house oi body does not chafe against
the tiles when car is, loaded. Also
t'note whether the rims are tight. on
lwheels
come theimuble.
Motor Department,
W'hat is the best way to strengthen :1
pair of springs? 'l he front springs of
my car seem to be too weak and bump
when going over
best to buy new ones?
E. L.
If the springs have been in service .
ble.
A few new rim lugs, may ovcr- '
The Sentinel. f
rough roads. Is it’
for a. 16‘
to ha.
load 1 .
p
carry without binning, It would ‘ b
best to add another leaf and also meet
the springs.
tor?
conductor.
EL...
The Water should have
electrolyte in it to make it. a. better. so that it sticks open; head warped:
The 331'1'es axe placed in face. and 111.11 pitted burned, or caked
ithe solution being caiet’ul not to let with 1211111111
the positive and negative tetminals of haust Y'alw: to be automatic?
:1 battery by means of a glass of W8.-
E. T. erl311‘3z‘fcllm3s:
some salt or E35115111112111;
, ems affine.
comment. The SentineIt‘
c three causes that will
‘muke an exhaust: valve work improp-
An exhaust \alve will not workprop~
\ alve liftei out of ad-
spring“ broken; stem bent
ll value does not seat
111111111311 mound
wajv m must 0! the power from “‘2 tern! of the power stiolm
Ecynnder will be wasted An “haug- films 6 11012111..“ (its...
valve can never be automatic, as it Cm. Living Costs with ~
opens against :1 heavy l'pressure at the garden. "
erly ‘What will be the effect on 211'
Motor Department The Sentinel: exhaust valve that does not seat prop-1 \ N
Please explain the method of finding erly? Would it be possible'for an ex- , \ "'—
'William O. - McLean, Inc.
~INSURANCE- ‘
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1 .95—FLOUR—— 1 .95
Fine Table Butter . . . . . . . .
American Cheese . . . . . . . . .
'FreshEgzs........;...... ............ .53cdoz.
Comnound Lard ..... .. ......... 7 251: lb.
GoldCrossMilk....... ...........
33/ Clearance
On suits, Coats, Dresses and Skirts
This sale IS an opportunity that economical bu3crs will enthuse over—thev 112139 been waitine expect inc somcmoncy saving onnor‘tuni‘iv to be. 11511131} and here it i~
and a bigger money saving chance than was e3 en hoped for.
Above all we wish to impress upon van that in this sale only mechandise is offered th'2t. measures on to the Golden standard oi 1.1».-.11'
....... 55°“)-
72 for 25c
Standard Butter Ea“ EggCO. l
12 North Main St,
53 MainSt.,
So. Norwalk '
Norwalk 108 33781121» 81., So. Norw 11., Gem
Phone 1953 74 Washington Street
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FOR SALE
A number of second hand wagons. curls. 1131.1. .;
barrows. scrapers. Mny be seen at our yard. in 1...;d
low for quick-disposal. Terms cash. '
. TheNorwellt Coal @Suoulyt’je
l;
W.._,,,,_K-..,.h._.._. ., ., __ .m- .- . .. . .. . ., .-...,.
which Norwalkcrs hrm'
COATS—-Polo Cloth, SilvertOne, BoliVia 1nd F's/len’ 5
Wear Serge and Mixtures
ITS
wear serge. sil-
Made in full length of Men’s
ed. rcu‘ularlv
Printzess Suits-
l'lvcry well dressed WOn‘lSn knows- “but :1 l’l'llllxvss garnu'nt
is 111111 11111111 our rt‘qllt‘si tlu- manufan'tm'm' l2. 1\ nuiwnied to om
placing: the l’imtzcss line 111 this sale.
musidwuhli' to 11103
Suits that sell usuallv at 3600021111 $7500 we
will offer at a: . .
$45. 00 and $55.00
COATS
sold at SL9. Z0 and S32. 50.
$25.00
Sport Coats
Made of fine oualitvPolo cloth. rceular $25 value.
$ 1 7.98
uhte of ibis sale
Wear Serge. half lin-
his is unusual and with
It is known that we always carry a large assortment of coats and now the variety IS exceptional and prices are marked to assure their door... ;c.
COATS
01' three— quarter length. .111 lined i'eeularlv sold
Sport €oats
Reenlarlv sold 131315782 Z0 .111»? *«‘"'1”1.1f‘ri.l. at
$213.00 and $2.750:
Spm’t Coats
Regularly sold :1".- $387.53 1211 E '«v'l 1.1111
$291.50
SUITS '
. 1 31';
strum 1.4.}—
Made of the finest. duality iréegznrnc.
orcd. regzularlv sold, in us at $60.00 and 5.13.1.0).
$45.00 and $47.50
Regularlv sold at
Fine Beaded Georgettes
Regularlv sold at $35.00 and $37.50.
$25.00.
$22.50
DRESSES
$9.50 and $32.50 '
Regularlv sold at 3
$16.98 and $19.75
Satin Dresses
Regularlv Sol 1i at $52" 50 and “3:39 50.
$19.75
Serge Dresses
95.1.31 and $29.50.
53.0?)
81.1113
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Si 1J008kirts ..
.9—
SlZflSSkirts ....... .. $10.00
$15.00 Skirts .. ..... $113.00
$18.00 and $20.00 Shirts '.. ..... . .......... $13.00
$22.50 .1 $25.06 Skirts . . . . .. ............. 8121.771
0 ' ' ' ' . ' . g 13 . ' . ' ' n
, W alsts, Muslin and Sllk Underwear
We also announce our Annual May Sale of Waists and Muslin and Silk Underwear. but. we have not the Space to go into detail. The assortment and variety is 1'11: .. "
and values exceptional and it' 1s well worth your coming to this store and supply your needs in these lines NOW;
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