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Evening sentinel, Friday, October 22, 1920 · page 14

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m. , Julyagdszd' Tuesday M I can shake them up an

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and triteruall “in“: goons (1005 I!“ seem to h“ .

y vi used to. The spark is all right and

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is e dr y changing low and high
, p e adjustments of carburetor.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

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VEMENFURT

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. Quartet was listening to. a on
. E ison on" .
- . ‘ d Pb: 81mg... retor has Fist been primed or there
7 & fife-hm 'm‘éfw vugoslavia has is much of a leak. it is cabseg by
,f the younigsuredncuatévthe plebiscitellean mixture. leaky- inlet valve or
Vsmta electrical troubles in distributor.

..‘1. of Vjilagenl'urt. in Carinthia. }
» grew“. prem‘er mom“ Wm ‘which cause an explosion in cylinder

, . in negotiations for the set-
of the Adriatic question, 33” 'these parts carefully. or occasionally

ale D'Italia. These negotkh {a car burns? and is a total loss from
7 _, expected to begin immedi- this cause. alone.

 

 

 

 

H- mgug‘bslavs refuic to accept Motor Department. The Sentinel:.
l Angroposals. the newspaper I have a 1917 Chevrolet. I am hll‘.
1W ill resume her complete ing trouble with my carburetor.

 

if“ action. .‘ lam using a Zenith carburetor.
‘m' " II . , —- float is alright, but when stopped
. 4}} .. [-500th T0 (:UBA. lhave to shove lh" ,1 ...u. “O“‘ll.

 

" '8" m " ‘ . I don't do this it won‘t shut the gas
9 day. not right away 0" “5 oil. I have clcanvd the carlulretor.

 

' -’.:fi"f::";faggyn“tf“l.l?lf Wk tot if the float cover does not fit sc-
- 'Tthe mace was IHUN'L Ye m"'3."3rvcurely and'properly, it will muse 4.
May busier th I glow ork, 303- 'binding e ect on the needle am! ho't
wite'exprossedai; a $232311le 3:; git from s tins. See that ill» llt‘t‘lln

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‘fitiardllabe. with can. striped silk ':?i;;f:qtto gigging!) a!!! (hour-n u;
{use t:1...°:.‘f'c?;::: 05:1; ”:1: ”:3: :lroubleyou mention. Make 5“"u that
Mid his eyes {rem the shirt “I'M ex- {the stem is not bent and that there

or!“ the cap on tho ground that he's-
w-icarlng it on a “Cl... ’l‘iw'rc must ho i- “0‘0" Department. The Sentinel:

‘Will you be sodind as to tell me

we reason poop].- wan- (ups in l __
«own. Here's what linhc had to say what to do to my car. i do all of
rat— himself: ,- my repair work, but this is mean

:‘Next “'cdncsday I go to Cuba to line. I started the Engine up the

 

‘Iif'h about twenty miles out of Boston, could stop it was to disconnect mv:

 

‘, ”Going to work this farm your- nect the ground wire. E. S.
”at? . Make a careful inspection or the!

”L But in two or three “oui'l;_|I1OPS not stick and that the parts are

suppose lhl'n 1'” lm iiilt'k on the old trio system used, so cannot advise you,
" lifting the mortxum- on lh‘e om .lm'w‘ in detail. .

2!» (blifornium—just {Ifli'l‘ I buy the tho. fabric shows through. The fabric

pg 12° out of m°"it‘s for six this due to faulty construction?
mh" “mum!

“Not that I know ot'.’ I’m too

at want any part of it. Not. Yet

 

but n°.t.n°w'" Iin clutch suddenlv, front wheels out

 

H‘iT AND MISS ' effect. .

Motor Department. The Sentinel:
me" ‘1 woman emphasizes how Kindly state which is preferable. a

 

 

 
 
 

wmcrockery 'at him—Cartoons You will am that there are many
' - high‘grade cars usinz the leather-

W in them”
opined and
they are very
Miner Department.
advise using the’
ordinary, driving?
name tmpll
cy brake is, those for
my. angel: as failure

, 9 when I
is. not sunlci the foot
quickly as
well tones the hand
The root or service brike will
go:- and will require lu- '
tn" lone becomes accus-

e requont '
emergency brakb he will 3° at the
apply it‘fin case of an em
.Motor Department. The
11;?” tell; me how a ma

a mac nlc
when his wmmn locate t
Should be tak
The Sentinel: starts 01 an all
Your best gui

 

Motor 7 8 ' ' V , .
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Wm m". $139.89ntinel.

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$31.} if 3° how? on} "‘0 cam share,
the emergen.
in In omen,
t. Th ' ‘gfutkho toot
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a 11. “4M “'9 ”amt: it?) 3:): with?” 83:11:31,; °‘“ ‘° “on the carom
. V . . s m

o Associated Pr... ”6'38 to be “heavier than‘ netting:

93¢ use topmbnuum oprh mg “36.“..0116 I have If: one.

V be Bdlustment.

.in than. .canbe " 0 me that it
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08 erein are also I owill prov ‘ 9““ a new float. Till
~ re-I ~ e m economical ' 8
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ps on the road.
en along when
tomobtle trip?
(18 will be the instruc-

 

 

 

y be other Weak

500 PAIRS

spark plugs, fuse ,

tubes. tire repair km)"e tires and

1t. chains. lam
Also a complete set a?
re ml). hub
Your. past expert
ld alable you to
ed parts or so

Jitters? is ’n‘the valvel'
' J. 1):. ibulbs.
9'9 “(11‘0018- i”ch-ding Jack. ti
wrench, etc.

“'85 $1.59 yard

ooh-......-

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All Wool Plaid
‘40 Inches wide.

Tomorrow

ence in driving anon

,ance of an ordinary Visiting cardlludge of on”, -n 8 ed .0 890 yard lands pure Silk, natural color, lmported

MOW" Department.

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‘; IOCc::i(:n Elepfimpnt‘ The Sentinel: smsl‘iel: Eadiator that h
. ‘ i 8 Don n no '
, , llily carbSre‘trof- hi". i g ‘59 An the hat a s
. . l, » - 9 I am told that it there a

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‘what troubles to look fumes»?! ETW "lbw;

‘Skirtings'a'

Tla Sentinel:
Was $4.25 yard.

as a few yer
These seem to be ay

 

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{$9474 9 yard ’f Black “Satin Duchesse

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cello...

54 Inch.
All pure wool.

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is 7‘1”. Tan puraround the”
7' 7- a oh the outside and stop these
Would a heavy mixture of
white lead be of any advantage? 1.. S.
it is doubtful whether white lead
ould cure the trouble. since it would
soon become hard and crack from
If there is no repair man
near you, try filling the entire space
between the fills with lead. This may
be done by laying the radiator on
e lead at the point
it properly sold-

\\'as $5.98 and $6.98 yard
Tomorrow ...........$3.98yard

All Wool Crepega Cloith
401bsw'i.‘ .50 . P
Tomorr‘ow .u.e. . ”31,. $139 yard Tomorrow 92.49333

32 Inch. Corduroy

‘ “'ilitc all}! ail the best colors. ‘7?“ $2.

 

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Wca'd‘eedingly dangerous it' the carbu-rw

 

lwhen inlet valve‘ is open. Look over [side and pouring 1h
of leakage.
ered at the first opportunity.

"HELPFUL HINTS

 

It engine shows-t too great
! ency to
The probably
I cleaned out with washing soda.
[r410 not condemn the radiator unless
iyou know that you are not
too long on low gear, that spark is
well forward, that {an belt. is
and mixture is not ‘Nm
There are many causes or
in: besides clogged radium

A knock due

radiator is
. . as...» you]

as he can swing the cudgel . . k t
' . l have done all i know. i trust you 91"
V ‘ [the agate the way he can [may sutgest a remedy. “.511 ’ gush!

l0 overheating
be noticed on a hill, but it also 0
curs onleVel roads.
accompanied by Flt-'mr from tho lm‘i
aior. it is not (liiiif‘ull to tdrnli’v
Whore a pump is utilized to clrcu
5is no burr on'the collar or guide. ‘late the cooling water it
fill the radiator to the um and tun.
the engine over ‘40"(‘38l times in a
to insure tmwaler [9“"h‘ ~ »
ing’all parts of the system.
is‘ not illl"“7

Satcens -'
W. l‘.' up in 70c yard.

36c yard Tomorrow . . . . $3.98yard

Colored llin‘

All," is Liwny

Tommi-c

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Dr ‘7" (32-3

tin pump is: pl. ' 3?

passage. (I “
into the packets. which rcmain g Flannel
empty or fill so slo"l)' in
leave the impression .thfit
0 system than the;

 

why ten. games or ball. Shall be other day, and after shutting it down obstru
luck in a. month .and then I‘m going I noticed my batterchas discharginzlwatci‘ , Colored 0“
'8’ to Massachusetts to buy a farm. at full Speed and the only wav homily . .
* ‘. “arm and strong. An
. .l! patterns.
our ll‘lJl‘t/ll prlc- is 30c,

Tomorrow 350 yard.
Hemtitched Huck Towels ,

.liil mun hon. ‘
flnonnd abx‘u hem quality. value 59c
Tomorrow 39¢:

Pillow Tubing
npbciul. ,\our chat - or an) width.

W

amr Sudhury." wire from the generator or disclm—lmore water in ill
actudfly is.

W'atch out for steam at radiator

’ "Not just )"i. Somebody else'li do {cut out and regulator. See that this vent, as it indicate:- that the canine
is overheating. a cv'idmo" "“4"“ 'n
ammo to 1h" no

“net/01‘ 1'm Ill-owl out in n semi”, ir-lcnn. You do not mention the elec- result in serio‘i-q d
of in time.

zine it not taken Oill‘r
Overheating hum; up t‘l’
Inns of tumor.
1*‘ an'lcpos-lzibb

l’lnill \. .. ...-

- e and’ralsill' hogs and hzu'svml \lctor Department. The Sentinel: ling friction.
‘ hat-1:1" '0!!! do right 1:) our Ni-ll. Please let me know what. makes myzcylinders. broken par .' 4 '

““90 itlri‘s wear so unevenly on the tread}; bent crankshaft and or , . ‘ . .
Before that. 'howcvor. l‘m goirn: LThey are worn away in spots so that c . Women S Plaid Dress M

" New vu'ective models with smart-pockets and belts.
”Tomorrow . $3.98

Overheating lie also shown when
engine runs with the switch noon
the “or!" position
so bedue to carbon.
. running without. the. electric
. throw out clutch, p\‘ gears in

... Mow-s? Nope: lust contract is loose in several place.“ also: 1* t
n This may all“

0 stop all «in m
qualify au‘uctivc raiscd
deCIglls. values up to 85.00.

. Special 32.93 m.
' semen (1er Shooting

Hviu'y quality
the hardest wear. value.
12.1

- ’ "“8 ‘0 manage the Yilllkees?"‘ If the tires are madc bv a rellflili0;ging
. t t 'manut'acturor the trouble is probablyispark
3‘ ° r-V ‘0 manage a ball club. due to faulty operation. Brakes int-thigh speed. apply foot brake gently.
justed unevenly, so that one will lock,‘t.hrottle

ile Sev 1 . [ down, and let in the clutch,
- era years from now may- jamming on brakes suddenly. lettlnz.'l‘his stills the engine.

 

 

of line, etc. all contribute to the. same'NEWTON TO SPEA v,“ “gm,

MAiicl-lcsrcn

 

Tomorrow . . .
NE‘V HAVEN. Oct. 22.~Democratlc , .

h she misses her husband it ma ' I
y leather laccd cone clutch or mulli- state headquarters t‘iay 8‘1
.’ signify that she has tried to ple disc clutch. at. C. l

' so Pieces of Excellent __Quality

that Byron .1". Newton, Collector of
the Port of New York. would speak

at Mafichester, on October 82. Valuatioo

 

 

 

Lynx“ .
9%?“ $198 rim?

 

 

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Of-new llllitlnery FashiOn

 
 
 

"m, are now on display.

1,000 Turkish rm Towels

Made or pure white cotton rpm.
lit aot't, value 390‘

“”911.§°_3‘°h‘
run Sized Bod Shoots, .

Soft finish: will give satisfactory
service. regular

specious!“
sham

These blankets are exceptionally
mode from

"The F reach- Mi‘llinery Shop
, . ,. 447 MAE: ST” STAMFORD, CONN. I. *

 

good value.
a fine grndr cotton mar a not!
warm fleecv tln‘nb. ",V'Hue 37:0

Mull below wholmneomj , ,
- plush ...e. “W'illin’h

. .ll‘omomw . a '1. n o o o“?o‘t“i‘ ‘ .‘ Iv

 

 

The advent of autumn ”is exemplified. in our wonderfuLdisplay . , .. .. , -

 

 
 

,ats' 0f; Exquisitei'. and Rare. Beauty;

' . Demonstrating the Parisian influence, made in our owrl’wOrka '~

Mercer-Izod fin lab. 99

Silo 399,3”.1'

 

0:. ma: ... mm «an mm
84”" malaise-m : . only!» , *‘

ulnar-rowg ... . .:;.. . .: $143”: ‘
.,_l _~ - 7' , “~... _ .\' (’1 ‘

 

 
 
 

"Hats 9er - $5.90 _‘ to.)

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TOmOrrow—Gr’eat Values—Greet

- 500 WOMEN’S AND W‘COATS AT ONEZTHIRD ‘L

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Japanese Pongee
spongee, 33 inches wide, worth 82-6) 18rd.
ial . . . . ..
pol: ...........99cyard

V'.

Wis $4.50 yard.
Tomorrow $2.49yard
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Colored satin Duchesse
\ \Yas $4.98 and $530 yard

 

Belding's‘ Lining Satin

yard. .Two Season’s guaranteed. Was $3.98

Tomorrow ........ . . . $1.29 yard .

, ' ‘ Tomorrow...........'$l.98yard

Fine French Serve .

54 Inches widc. Spongcd and \ill‘illili. “'as $5.00 Crepe dc Chine 9nd Georgette ‘
‘ Tumorrow ........ ‘

l ' -
{Tam-1119.5
In». “on lip in Zill‘ yard.

 

 

, Crepes
All colors. \Vas $2.98 yard.
Tomorrow ......... . ., $1.49 yard
_ lfic yard -.-...
t 44 Iilch. Black Cpst‘ume Velvet

*' lfimlcrior misfit; and rich finish. \Yas $8 yard.

 

The tremendous drop in the market prices
of materials has enabled us to scour! .73

some wonderful haw in “I
Dresses, Coats
ults: and Skirts

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‘ Dress Skirts .

Serge and Poplin in navy blue and black, also stylish plaid

skirts. The season ’3 best, models, '

 

‘ .

‘ ‘ A Very Special Otter-m in m

VVomen’s W00! Jersey Suits 's
Strlcffy tip-to-dato models, superior In quality and, whom-

sllip. Brown, blue and gray mixtung.‘

Temprrow.........»...23.......z-n..$21'.5ll

 

‘ - mum

'A, ‘ Remarkable - Coat; Value

Made of heavy, fine quality wool polo éléul. wits deep
,lar and belt. :l‘bis is a real Main,

Tomorrow l,’ $19.59

\'——-——+—-—,—-§-!Iii!-i".
PlushCo’ats . “‘3

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g Savings
ER ,PRICE.

OFZBLANEFETS AT ONE-THIRD ,. UNDER PRICE.

DRESS FABRIC87 _' .SILKS '

‘ Yard Wide Plaid Skirtin

Corsets, ‘ Undergar-
Ments; Etc.

 

 
 

 

Good ,lrak“i(ixi
quality prrcalc and gingham.

Many styles to la: ii‘rl’ .
'plaid “(1de Film 1, cu;- k a ‘i «i

’ BM ”:49.
Kaolin Night Gowns
High neck. 10.":

Women's Night Dresses
Pink and white. ncuil»

Special $1.98.

 

0 women's Belts

Ck'ull up sillv' m “um.
li‘iny difl‘l‘fl'nl ,a- . .v-
value up to 75c.

For 39¢ each.

I Housefuruishings '
' Port t, Oil Heater

hing? .. |

Sale $4.98.
Nickel-Plated Tea Ket-

l"» >

$798

resumpri

5 and s; mm”

.‘ $-
83 15 and Sale $2.25.

Aluminum Percolaters
, U l size.

a $2.98 as
’u’n; Tea Kat!“

. I1‘3’llhll‘ mice ‘1’

WI“. ‘5”.

Out nun—Mm“- Pan! "‘
liberal sire. "(malice s l 0.

regular pi‘ii‘i‘

cap‘é col.

7

Em ' ’Mty an. fljfiim“ 3 IF. m cat Iron
m.

M1329.” '.\LI"ieg-ul‘;pfloo 83.00.

. nickel plated at

women's LI. Resists Corsets

Loinuat. all films in yd it. -

Special $3.29 pair,
Opt-n back and from w :: :1

’ owns
Monon- rlanndleto G

Horny “arm quality. ,

and roomy, bloc and li‘ll‘n

Special $2.19 each.

ill

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l:ui‘.l

-, ‘i‘.ll‘1' (1.

Small Wares I
o < Clinton safety, till ......

h. ’t 9° d°

{Victory no“ Supporters
a- MK and White, l‘i‘li'llidt’ 1w.
.0

sell I! w.

rincry Dress Snaps
Regular (3" "3"”

Two Cards for be. 5!
Slip-on Veils
lilm‘k, brown and now, ‘

designs. regular 25.x

Cap-BEL” Hair Net-s

5:1.“

l.,,._..,z,‘r prior

all"

lll'

slit!

A -

“PM!
...—T»
Ito. 8 m
Good quality, new corn. _R€':;11-
Salim-cob.
MW“
must-bk omi- menu:
' . C 12.‘ Rustless brass
m“ nine x“ Regular 83.00.

 

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