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LJXAIB, 1b corona-ure-aoeo.. 26c. L‘ABIB, lb c.000n300IIIIIo l5c’
SMOKED CALLIE , 25 C . Sixcmm BACON 30C
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i Norwalk Market
71 Wall Street
Phone 1875
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LARGEST RETAILERS OF MEA7 IN AMER/CA
'NATIIGNAL l
. ' MARKET COMPANY -
South Norwalk Market
98 Washington Street
Phone 1717
-'1‘Y')' fl classified Advertisement in
Bleach and Pure Linen.
ing Jackets.
Tan.
Tel. 449.
Stamped Goods
New designs in Scarfs, Centers and Pillow Tops, stamped :
on China, Blue, Russett, Brown and Tan Needleweaves. j DClWCFOd at once 10 your garage. all charges ”aid for
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Center, Scarfs and Pin Cushions stamped on White, Clover-
, the Sentinel.
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5 Motor Department, The Sentinel:
I have a 1918 Ford car. Can you tell
:me why the engine doesn’t start when
I turn the engine over once? I have
.m give shell three or [our quick
turns with the crank and use the
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feven when the engine is warm. Slow
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turnin or one turn of the craknahait; .
: lAl‘e the two tHNDIGI in any way 1'0- wm in high gear. Think the facing an Japkfi and llir‘ brake min; “Ml“.
{must advance the spark to about the‘
«wili‘ not start the engine going. 1
'third or fourth notch and the throt-
¢tle to about the seventh or eighth-
gnotch. After the engine is started
leverything runs tine; no bother after
that. I would like to know why the
Iengine doesn’t, start with one turn of
[the crank? 5 K. L.
, Perhaps spark plugs need readjust—
!ing. The electron burn away grad-
'ually. Also, clean timer to insure
Igood electrical contact. A'little ad-
ljustment of carburetor may be nec-
iessary in conjunction with the above.
lBeware of cheap oils and gasoline.
‘the best is none too good. If your
ltrouble still continues. then would SUS'
[first that you test for weak magnets.
Mot-or Department. The Sentinel:
Please give me information. if possi-
lble. as to my trouble. Have a 1916
(Maxwell. run 9.000 miles. Have had
it overhauled and it ran finely for a
lmonth. Now it is losing power and
iwill not go faster than twenty—five
Imiles an hour_ Heats on very quickly.
l(Tornproailion is good. Carburetor ail-
justment is 0. K. Cooling system is
0. K. and have just cleaned carbon
and ground valves. Have Atwaler
Kent ignition. Thanking you in ad-
vance. READER.
l “’ould suggest that you check un'
the ignition timing. Also. see that
jbreaker points are clean and properly
:ndjusted.. Perhaps the coil is at faint.
ilf this is defective you will obtain a.
Qweak spank, which will account for;
,loss of power and overheating" Try a‘
new coil,
' Motor Department. The Sentinel:
Vi'ill you please trll me through filo-l
.ior Department what causes spark‘
mil to not hot when motor is l‘lln‘;
nln'z? l have had serious ignition.-
‘trouble ever since i noticed spark coil“
”rotting hot. Have put on two in lastg
;lhree days with same results.
i \V. K.
Undoubtodlr dofimriivo wirinz is,
amusing your trouble. “'ould Sonnet
{that you have an experienced lz‘nliinn
Email inspect the wiring and trace ilio
ltrouble. This should in- done without?
idell". Otherwise you will iuiu any,
jmlmhvr of new coils, Malu- sure that,
lthe coil is large enough to vlo thnj
iwork. Too much voltage will causo;
i it to overheat.
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Motor Drpartmont. 'l‘hc Rc‘ntinel:l
",l have a 1917 Ford with :l Su-muberizl
grai'hinotm‘. Willi lNllll Mali and low‘
‘speod adjustments. “'licn .unninz all
high speed motor runs user-limit. hut?
when runniiiu slow l (:mnol out no".
:my gas throttle c-n'h-ulv without mv;
machine jorkinz. \‘t‘hmn is my 31'
ljiisim-tnt wrong. in ihn high or low
speed. and mu l zixina it too much
gun or not eunuch? ’
Stamped Pillow Cases, Day Slips, Bath Towels and Comb- ; TOURING CAR.
! Immediate delivery to your
Fringe for Scarfs, Centers and Pillows in Blue, Brown and ' 31275
= LUTHER M. WRIGHT .
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New 1920 Mithllce
$1900
' NEW MAXWELL
.a .f,.
0R ROADSTER
garage, all charges paid for
as wanna-ran 81'. com nonwm .1 HerShfield Motor
dressed
so much desired.
122 WASHINGTON ST.
.Thcy Hare made on lasts properly designed and therefore
l'elzllil their original Shapelincss, giving comfort and service
At a Price range of $9.50 to $12.50
WE CLOSE EVERY DAY AT SIX
ELWO‘OD 69° GLOVER
RALSTON SHOES luau, sSEgETATION CO.
FOR FALL AND WINTER
These shoes make a strong appeal to the young man or
older man whn'is particular about having his feet neatly
LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING
10 large trucks at yournrvieo {or all kind: 6: tampon
tattoo; padded van: for furniture work. '
Main Office. 26 Concord Street, South lek, Phone 291'
New York Oflice. 201 West 20th.. Phone Chelsea 8059 in
New York and Not-walk
- Early Season Shooting
For early season duck shooting and all no-
land small game. buy 3. Winchester 16- .
gauze or 20-2au2e Model 12 Hammerless
Reneatinz Shotgun and “Leader” or “Be-
beater” Shells. ' a112,... $334.32.”
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enumerate the items.
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As the Season Progresses -
small lots accumulate. These we desire to dispose of at once,
before our new fall stock arrives. This merchandise has been
placed where it can easily be seen and examined. The lot is so
varied, and quantities in each line so small that we cannot
Please come and take these articles away for next to
nothing—considering their real worth.
layout. Throttle down and turn the in a in; inlet manifold. The reason only remedy
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primer fer tho first two turns before!
:the engine am This 1 have to do,
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idling adjustment until the engine your engine stop: is became it has meat of the wgmapggtngmete "mm“
Jruns best. Then set the throttle ad- used up the gasoline in the float M '
noting, screw so that the engine runs chamber. due to the pipe line or, Motor De arime t >
slowly. strainer being doused. keeping the Can you tell) me wnhy geoficmflili
gasoline from runnina in as last as‘io the ”gm when...” 1 am”, H”
Motor Department, The Sentinel: necessary. Glenn strainer or removcybmko? 1 313.0 new... that ‘Ihx . "‘
Where: should i look for trouble when.9petr_uction from pipe and the trouble tire wears out sooner than .lw‘er'“ 1.
i and that my engine rune a few min-'Sllould be ended. OVVNFR
Utes and stops. but my be started. ‘ Tin- trouble is caused by “new,”
enumerawhilemniytostop mint Motor Dcparunent, The Sentinel: brake adjustment; the brako ”pm,“
39‘0"! “ FGVGIW ““8 {Nubia it‘ny car has a leather covered com-hm: on the rich: niwol hold! hm”.
Wto'sqmrta 10¢ 0‘ 881901196 out ofsciutch. the nodule!” which jerk- when than the brake operating on ma i. .5
the carburetor every time it Smd‘ I throw in clutch to start and rattle: Wheel. Both wheels should he mi... ,l
lated to each other? . B. G. is worn. Have put neatsfoot oil on etc, adjusted so that when the bran...
'lhe drip after stopping is due to the ”.9. but u does not improve it, 1 is applied the tension on mun will in»
fact thlt raw 8350““? ‘8 he” in “‘3 would thank you for your advice. (canal. This will avoid .«kmumu and
manifold. As soon as the engine stops A. C. 'also relieve the strain on m. rlrhe
the gasoline runs out. This is normal, The bearings, clutch collar and‘lire.
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Redfern Corsets , 5-” It is Dahlia Tuna
" I", new autumn. use“. are here ' d Year
And prominent in
A5 a corset has the Cretonne Garden
3 great 'deal to do
with the fit Of‘ a is a pattern of dahlias
gown it is well to on a black ground.
select carefully The tightly quillcd
and obtain the kind and the lone
partiCuIar model peixiled variety. It is a
suited to your
needs. it is easy ‘ ..
to do this when a very mcc quality.
Redfcm is in qucs- True n....._
lion as there is :1
corset iénr every The. . New IE
iv e O lif'urc. _ .
\K'E‘imcn .1er in- “Irish Life
viied to come in and
and inspect these Character.”
new arrivals.
mercerizcd repp and
If )c'rc :mcr “amt-
in' in go with Shaun
lonely in his auld
For stout lig-
ures rm cxim
strong in u d c l
comes with 61:15- shundrum d;1iuiy_;uui
tic insets in the skirt, and :i very low l‘usl. Niml‘le (maps the
Average figures or even the well developed hilSlC'S Hamel 3'} lim-
fomi may in? best suited in a corset that is long over mm or i new v.1,
the hips and with a very low top. . why _\011 mil me
The slight person generally finds lllfi'c‘lilfillc top ”1950 INS“ “Wk“-
afavorite- min at the mm
These models are mostly in pink and sizes knees rue-m lw 'l-
fl'Oill 2411) iii. lilli‘c‘l}' "'l.l 'lz‘!‘ ‘4'
In my instances a Bmaiere filled over the SthIHI‘W'C‘i V‘- 5-H“
' ‘ - ‘sm . I ‘ 1 \“i\ :l“ " l“.
corsct will improve the iigure and help tmvnid (Lt in. >ht .. on v . l
desired appearance. basic in zhc so my...
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Oi'cd illustrations.
$3.00
K Framed Motto Stationery 1W: 1
in your room, hung in Attractive looking U l B'll’
“15 right place, oiien mxes containing - rice . I 8
inspires 1” noble 24 gilt edged corre- 8‘18 CWCU'
gigl'gm',,~u’l\ndsu"gee? spondencc cards. A some which has
tihns qiulwied by éSlew 24 sheets of paper 11 Mix“ Cii'CHS tent .111
115213011 and Kiplinq’s 43 C“"CIOI’CS- ready to 1w put up.
“ " 's we 00. in A“ Whilfi- Would All the animals are
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neat anti ue old make an acceptable here from the mi ml
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frames. gift. zebra to “My loiti.“
' $1.00 each. 31-09 the elephant. 'l‘hcy
‘54: Stationery Section. Statluner)‘ Section. are waiting f0]. lllllll'lt’
fingers to Cut Ilicm nul
« and place them on
Flat Silver . “‘5”. ”Cf-
The “F . ,, P II which bears a guar- Directions in every
antec for fifty years’ of satisfactory service. The box-
blades are of resistain steel or solid silvadium which 35 on.
will not stain, rust or turn black on the edges. . B'wk “*mr'ment
By the he“ done j
_“ Mun my... hollow handles, $15.75 ‘ Pencul Boxes
Die—rt Knives, hollow handles, $14.18 .
Fruit my... hollow handleS. $11.81 W “5°“ “”-
M-fin Forks. 3 2:: Those are fitted
7 39"""5 5"" . : ass complete with all the
'5.- W ‘ $ 8.66 necessary t h i n g 5
Desert Spams. s 3.14 needed in school work; 5
,. 5Tb Spoons. 3 4.31 75 ch. and $1.00
IdQTnSm S 7.00 Stationery Section.
» m Spec-I, ’3 7,09
Chi-0M \ 8 4.31 .
» - Designer
$1.43 ~ Shad-rd Fashio-
.‘_‘ 3 31.39 Show. and Patterns f0!
‘ ‘ $1.42 October now ready at
:3 the pattern counter;
uni-Tam. . main floor. .......s..
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