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Evening sentinel, Thursday, June 17, 1920 · page 5

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FAST COLOR
55.90 AND BETTER
Ammo SHIRTS
AND TIGHTS
..AW EATS
$75 T0 $5.0

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a. generator
This system

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:rrent.
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The car does
.es 627» miles per
in the car a. spe—
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check on the
611 sure that the
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Motor Department. The
I burned out No. 1 connecti
my Ford. Put in a new on
ggine Idle for a few minutes.
glan car about 1-2
The sentinel: lrod burned out.
Maxwell Have carefully. I though .
M “R“ schebaeYa] slums and scrape out habbit con-7i
. szderably as bearing was too
‘ {when} first tried it.
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2n for install gable to crank car by
was that ml.fthmlzz :t was too'2tight.
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IS nearly new and

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ic should locate the of the mm. fins in the manner you state.

your auto columns what
. e1 "‘gro’wl"
nor. and how to remedy it? The axle!
I refer to is a tun-floating type. ‘

If the l ,

too “2m arse bevel gears are
#1:,“ The
only dwhen
.consi arable wear

unit. .1 . tn the differential
diflerent Mums as a unit-
corners the floating bevel

broutht into action.
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bl . . . you tons be sure
2 . it; (12111 the oil holes and also clean
Motor Department . - a e , grooves in the surface of the
mo you kindly let. xne The swam" 2“"‘38- My fitted the

know through
makes a bev-
when car is tunings cor.

bearing should
{positions of the

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be equally free at
shaft.

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. 'next issue the followin
bed .age battery from a
nale other day. Same
that the gears growl around for two or
turning corners indicates ‘out recharging.

bald the charge
Do you think it

me
ly they will growl contin
fact

friend at mine
has been stand

straight ahead driving the
In turning
gears are
is quite possi;
this unit need?
e spider hold-

for 'the lights

on my car. Do
think

It

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It is not a difficult mat- ter-

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In the full-floating

type the battery 3 very slow
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ng rod in times it is necessary to d3
9. ran'en‘ She b3“
and then .111-
mile when the new its you think- Wool
I fitted hearings mg it at a. very slow rate in order
t_ had to use 39... .hring it back into condition.

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tight to unloclSthe chain fasteners.

hand. so don’t ;Tbis can be avoided
Had my oil pxece of wire around

k. also oiled clamp.

s before putting on.

the
It is an easy matter
Crank ‘more it with a pair of pliers.

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seemed —Wnnt Ads. Bring Results.

you must be aura that the
is true. Perhaps It is

. . The Sentinel:
lWln 3'01: kindly advise me in your
5: I got 3 stor-

three months with.
Do you think it will
now by rechargm’ g?
_ had any bad eflecton
1t bv standing idle? I wish to use it

you

we can recharge it up to its full

capacity as before. and have it. last

‘xts proper time? Thanking you in ad-

yonr courtesy in the mat-
B. K-

the cover and inspect When a storage battery has been

you may find it. nec— ‘allowed to stand for ’ ' . '
lessary to remove . a long tune with

_ t_ unit in order :0 out being recharged the Iates sul-
mspeet thoroughly :fith It is possible thatpby giving
rate of charge
_ to its normal
foondlnon. It is a. question whether it
Often—
sassemble
ery and thoroughly renovate
The damage may not be as serious
d suggest charg.

Then-
; used Prussian when you drive along for a while. one:

and was or more of your chains may be lost.
by putting 3.?
lockingi
to re-

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you in any way that we can.

Peofilos’ TrustCo.
79 Washington St.
So. Norwalk, Conn.

 

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WE FEATURE THE WELL-KN OWN
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For stout figures. in the newest and most up-
to—date models. Every Corset fitted to your indivi-
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South Norwalk’s Leading

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Phone 909 56 South Main Street

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Nubnck, welted sole, medium vamp, lu-cut mod -
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Lmen" 127% turn sole and long vamp—$9.50.
l Limmhi—cut pump with long VM.
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