Norwaik is at Narragansett iPer,
1., tors short stay.
' Ur. and Mrs. Stephen 8. Jarvis
lashed from a week's visit to. Atlantic?
any, last evening. '
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“In. annder-s. Charles H. Cummings
Pine avenue are the» rent; at
a baby girl born yesterdaymmorning.‘
i Dorothy Williams and Frances fiel-l
m. of Reynolds street, are onto
1 is: our vacation in New lb:
nt the past week as the
. IdeKlin‘eieltet. at Remnant:
Eturned to her home last evening.
A special meeting of the Rowayion
‘Hose Company has been called for,»
rum overdo; by the tsunami” .
A. mus... A nan sttendsnoe is re-
quested.
.Nhs Louiseeloee has med her
duties at the Wilson Point shippmg
yard, alter: waiting for the arrival or
a new typewriter which was relayed
in transit.
-MM. mannien have
ret ned from a cruise to the easth
in the launch Grebe. They accompan-
ied the Knickerbocker Yacht club last
Sunday morning.
At the meeting or the Young Men's
l! Club to be hell tls week.
this: for a minstrel show to be sivu:
later during the tall will be discussed.
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Qhoy E. Bedint uptown root-t.
a‘ fur the Norwaik Hour, resumed!
'& duties today after a week's vases
, “it. spent in New York city and at»
' 2&- his» in East Marvels.
nun-
‘1.an Siauson of Myrtle street Cm H“ W. C.“ "I. I“. who
, ' msmhsp ole of Rowayton avenue. returned
and?” o: the £12]: {mm-y from a several days stay
L Wedn‘juc
I151m! Mr! George E. Thompson
church at her Home on.with Mr. and Mrs. H.131. Leach. “
L.“ family are to leave Nor-walk on
afternoon Long Island.
September 1 for Bristol, where Ir.
Thompson is to have charge of the
There were a number oi mes dis-
aouth district schools as supervisor. posed ot beiere Judge John H. Sci;
tech, in the local court. this morning.
Yesterday' 3 inclement weather poet-
stud my uni-g parties which had
been planned {or the day. A number
went out for a short time in the after-
noon, however. .
A meeting or the firemen will be held
this evening to consider the matter of
new are apparatus. Several types or
machines will be submitted and a de-
cision arrived at as to the best equip-
ment suited for Derien’a purposes.
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Deputy- Sherii! Edward B. Douiens
was in Dal-ten. this morning. and at-
tached the automobile of Charles Kep-
pler. at the Depot garage. Raymond
E. Strntton, of South Norwalk. has
brought suit for 8500 against Mr. Kep-
pier for damage to his car in the col-
lision, on the Post road, last evening.
Thomas Fests who has been receiv-
ing treatment in the Roosevelt Hoe-
“, NewYor-kcity, for loekjaw, has
~~mtohiehomeinfleetlovwalk
and is very much improved.
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Quite a number attended the ser-
ms at the East Avenue M. 5
church yesterday morning and after
noon to greet the former pastor of
to church. Rev. Solon P. Fairbanks
to! North Stamford" who filled the
.mpit at both services yesterday
Inst Norwaik is at Narragansett iPer
The automobile at Lewis Saleem, oi
Noroton Heights was struck by a no-
Horvtrook. license -.‘No 23.21]. on Iouth
Both the lasonic Club, 0: sum. street Stanford. Friday The acct-1
torn. and the Blickensdener Type- dent is being investigated by Oinoery
writer Company, or Staminrd, held Tynes.
outing; at Dorlon' 3 Point on Saturday;
lies Minnie Ross returned 8.1m» Mrs. William Withaii or New Can-
day, from a vacation trip to bus», an. formerly of Greenwood Ivan-9-
Conn. While there a party of six sailed Saturday for a”
m over the Mohawk Trail lwas accompanied t0 the pier in New
._.._. lYork «by Mr. Withall who will reside
During the heavy shower on Satur- on West avenue during her absence.
day and the thunderstorm which rag- Mrs Withail will visit relatives and
ed over Port Chester and the upper friends in Ruined.
[same way. See that the carbon brush
salt tun em
intended in tour
veit.. IO ampere better"
You tour cells, mooted in series.
gave you about“: volts. so thatthsre
will be no objection to the changeyou
several times, .hut shortly atterward-
neav leak- appear. Come. triads ad-
vise my “th fiaseeed in the radiator
in order to close up the small holes.
What do you Mk about it? Would
it be not seagull the radiator entire-
ly1W.8.
The moot danced or anything sin- .
liar will not remedy the trouble satis. ‘
iaetorily. Itisnoreihhietodoharm :
thln good. it properly suspended on
the ire-e or cross member stabs.
frame, the radiator should not cause
so mu'ch trouble. It is customary to
cushion or otherwise relieve it from
unnecessary strains. The use of
springs or a felt pad may help. Per-
manent repairs to radietor are bestet- r
tected by soldering the defective sec-
tions
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Motor Department, The Sentinel:
l have a. 1917 est Id would I” .0
know what care to give the dintribu—
tor and other pas-ts with it. 1 mean
the part with all the wires running
from it to the spark plugs?
NOVICE.
Keep outside clean with a cloth
dipped in gasoline, as dirt will cause
short circuits. Clean inside oi distri-
utor at least once a month. the
is not broken, that it moves freely in
its gum. and that the arms is nrong.
Keep the interrupter paints dean by
drawing a piece or double ought sand-
paper between them once a month.
Note how far the points separate. andi
ings tight and prevent short circuits.
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Motor Department. The Sentinel:
My brakes ans slimline. Ind tween-
ing the adjustment does not seem to
do any good. Please give me a list at
causes oisl netball-syncs:
what to look for A. D.
Other causes are grease from axle,
worn lining, so that the“ tenth brake
dnlm. wear of iastenings. brake rods
too far extended. and bell cranks out
or proper angle for good leverage.
Motor Depot“, The W“
CI of New York State. the airwasso}
domed with electricity that trouble Friday morning‘ cs storm played hav-
Ileveloped with the lights in Nor-walk, DC with local streets. especially on the
South Norwalk and in East Norwalk. hillsides, where the alin rushed back!
The tionbie was due to a temporary and forth across the hlkhway digghs
break-down at the Cos Cob plant. ,deep gulleys, which didn’t help tram
--- conditions a particle. Telephonesl
a€111 estfle deeds Passed during and electric lights were out of order
the m ’1‘" 0‘ 1'“ week Web 0“- in many homes due to the lightning.
«ma East Nowell: property were All the streams hereabouts overflow.
Mm deed conveying lot and ed that banks, the water rising In.”
Wishes en Rowan stmet from iusually my; for theseseon
MIR. Roddy to Theron 1!. Brad-
. ley; the warrantee deed conveying a.
let ass building at Hams such! ! !|
tum Ruth M. Bracken to Jainism D. o 0
flood and an executors deed convey-
3.3“? “luthbflildings on Van Zandt ‘
rom e estate °f William 7 Motor Department, The Sentinel:
“a “m” I “mm" ‘° 9"” N l have a 6—8 volt, 2 c. P. dash light,
whienh’rltimoufiiglgould he installed on
my car ( Model). but i hero
milled Kalahari..- formerly “t Second been unable to make it work when at-'
that}: 33:93.“: Mei“; N”: tached to “shuns system. Is .‘there
Walk with renames and friend? any Way this dish light can be wired
Rev 1“- A. LOB! left Wm [with head-lights so as to operate with
Dr .Pialhvilie. where he will aloud regular switch? 0" will it be 39°"
the th sary to use dry cells? Hoyt many dry
I rm 3:; 111“?th “1“"th ""3 ““1“ be 1' “WW” 0 3
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it ltwat: meat Christian “archway,itocggfclggfiirmrggmszlmtfihw
am or theolfoeel church. :ill luv: "mm W “0“!" ""6 from the
charge of the services on Sunday "'1‘“ ‘0 81'0““ Dry cells are use
gm 2nd am also on Sund :y’ serviceable for lfihts. They are best
September 5th The pastor, who will suited 1'0" intermittent service.
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3, hm'ehffnfiguggwnfitg “wt 29": ,1 Hater Department, The Sentinel:
Canthenew ignitionsyateminalm
Hm w Osborn or Osborn avenue “luv-1| be taken out and a mussels
today assumed his new duties as ‘30 W in W? H 90. what would
would you kindly tell me what is the
Itestreryoareelr. Reveille-anew
,sushier of the Tinker National Bank
at East Wet. L. 1., having moved
to Long island during the past week.
Ir. Osborn since last fall had been
councilman from the Third Watson
at the meeting of the common co: .,
oil on Tuesday evening last gave
his 1:. Hr. Osborn tos-
past eighteen years“ had been con-
nected with the South fihan Trust
be the cost? I would like to knew it
this would be advisable. as l we‘d
like to have the rug-etc run the
lights and start the engine on instond
o! the new system now is in use.
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The Maxwell service station advises ;
that a magneto on: be installed very
easily A new drive coupling will be
nee.ded The cost at installation
company or which institution he west should be small and the total cost will
:ying will: vahen he resigned to go. depend upon what flake 0t magneto
u
not Nomalk is noted with
a. he was very popular here.
ROWAYTON Motor Department, The Sentinel:
_ _ 1 have a new 1920 touring ear with a
x... cm. 3, Petty or New C- sincylisder Continental endne,whleh
nan. spent Sunday with relatives a. has lie-n used about nannies. “What
the village. , herding about 38 mass per hour
.3... Ithere seems tn be a flattering noise-
)n. and Mrs. Daniel Rowland. and in the sense like a lease been
mu Emma. Cushman. spent the west. m noise only develops em!- screed
end at Eaton 5 Neck, Long island. of 25 miles is reached. Can you offer
_ any suggestion as to the muse. I
5; ‘ Kr. and Mrs Tracyn. Anibler ans havedelayedhaviagtheensheopea- pea-l
,7 “son of newton avenue, have re- “ ill! hollering that you may otter e
, M troll a visit in Lee. in... helpful solution.
regret ignition only. The generator will pm-
vide current for the battery and lights
in the usual manner.
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End play in the cam shaft or was"
‘ Hrs. Benjamin Parker, and dandr- shafta will cause the noise. a: thot
v ter. of New York city, are viisting rust one Of the can shalt thereisa
air. and Mrs. houses earner. oi' Loses tension spring which should prevent.
its-set.
occasion-outline spring WM!
nisssussmermmm. shares-eve .
hasreturned toner“ dutiesin theNer-m the pump
welklronmsm
severaldeye.
end motion of the shaft.
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‘a._.— tail: engines
.. ”much will: MM
.11 liew tort. “Mani: east-,1: tree
Bis absence from ‘you buy The magneto will provide[
5'
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mumemim pm.” and. ~- :
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What is considered best. practice in
grinding valves? Should they be
ground once in so often. or should
they they be let alone until they leak
compression? What is meant by that
stalling box? OWNER.
Valves should not be overlooked
much more than 1.500 miles without
grinding. By that time they will be.
round to be somewhat pitted, which
will not be very hard to remove. The
longer they run the more diii‘icuit it
'will 1:er grind them properly. The
shaft of a water or oil pump. It is
filled with packing and the oaver or
gland screwed down to prevent lest
age. When it begins to leak torn
down Just enough to stop the leak.
When the packing is all used up it
must he repacked.
Rotor Department, The
Sentinel. ‘
matter with my 1917 my 1 have
inst cleaned out the engine
and
ground in the valves. i have plentyof ' '
power on lee-ironic. Into. the bills .H
itseemstodierilbtdown. EV. it.
You may have one or more of the
9°" following troubles: Poor compassion. H
leakyvaivee.ieakyhletfl-iteh£
chokedgesoliheiinqwnk
too isr retarded. “ask these over.
one by one Most of them you may
tested at the nearest M repair at.
ties}.
HELPFUL HINTS.
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Motor Departnct, The Sentinel: www.mpassshronflthe mistrial, engine in "filth“. miles in
The radiator on my car leaks in vari- which is to say. the heies is the con- 0 weak wander. .
ous places. I have had ltrepaisoditer should be cut, Thane have been! i
I ‘, gm the tan a weak cylinder. ,
. web:- trom of a six-cylinder mulls. however. the
'Rmsranmcenditonorspesfisnlercyunder is
”In! the “It needs tightr-
hard todetsetaen about or the
strokes W Va soft. *
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