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Motor Department Evening Sentinel.
I noticed on u few cars a. steel spike
locked on the front wheels to prevent
tlu-l‘t. It was about six inches long.
with pointed end. Does such n device
rI-uly prevent stealing of the 'car?
J. L.
Such devices cause delay and any
thief tampering with it takes a big
risk_ of being caught. ,A quick and
graceful get-away is a thief‘s best pro-
tcctlon.
Motor Department Evening Sentinel.
“(hat is the advantage of over-size
tires? Are they really worth the ex-
tra money? 1.. 8.
As they give a greater supporting
surface for the weight carried. then-
is less strain on a given part of the
surface. consequently less danger of
puncturc nnIl II longer life. 'l‘hcy wi‘l
prove to he a good investment.
helpful Hints.
Most people neglect the tires be-
cause they are apt to get their hands
'sOllf‘ll. Go over the trends carefully
rom time to time. digging out stoneo
and filling the cuts with tire putt).
You will be surprised at the increased
mileage you will get.
Before mini sell ell your
Fwd? Rubber bands cut from it
. inch wide are Just the proper thing
U“ which to‘ fasten a folded tube.
as they do not cut into it.
out the best one end lsy
Don't lento tire chalk out of your,
tool kit.
tubes.
place and reduces friction betveen
tube and shoe. thus prolonging the lfe
of the tube.
Some of it should be shakenl
Into’the shoe every time you change‘
It helps the tube to settle into;
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roll the air out of a tube and fold it
properly. but if his left too long in s
folded condition it will crack.
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open it occasionally and fold Iinothfi:s
way. If this is not done the tube will
become almost useless.
In case .of on emergency. a patch
can be cut from a piece of old mini
and applied with cement. Cut the
edges thin. so that. the patch will not
pull away readilyu
COPENHAGEN.
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June ‘9.—The sn-‘
nual fur sale of the Royal Greenland.
trade has just taken place here. The
pelts of 2 to: blue foxes. 1. 661 white
foxes and 258 polar bears were sold at
auction. The pelts of the blue foxes
averaged about 30 per cent higher
prices than last \ear. while the white
foxes were 20 per cent lower and the
bears' skins were 50 per ce-f‘l’ower.
A number 0? skins were purchased
for America
German middlemen.
Advertise in the Sentinel.
through Danish and.
SELLING
CHIP
STOCK OF .
Tires, Tubes and
AcceSsories
76 North Main Street
A. MODNE
Phone 957—2
FOR FORDS
$25.00 EXCHANGE PRICE
1mm tmr-Iit l-Ivr-ninfi 5" Him"
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T emporary Office: 92 Wall Street, Norwalk, Conn. Phone 843'“ Tf
Including New England, New York State,
New Jersey, and Others.
Road Maps
Stanley Unbreakable Vacuum. Bottles
Tourist Lunch Kits
Finkelstein 89° Kaplan
Phone 1085
Automobile
Blue Book
FOR 1921
Successors to Donnelly
Open Evenings
ORLIN’S ‘
VULCANIZING
GASOLINE STATION
39 Washington Street
South Norwalk
PISTON
RINGS
dill and Bard Piston Rings, all sizes, kept in stock.
Cylinder reboring, any size. Twenty-four hour service.
SHUFELT’S GARAGE
'Tel. ‘1633-‘3 East Norwalk‘
11 Edlie Ave.
Phone 399-13
AUTO PAINTING
26 Van Zandt Street°
~East N orwalk
WILLARD
STORAGE BATTERY SERVICE STATION
‘
59 West Avenue, Norwalk.
Plenty of Room to Drive Your Car in for
Battery Inspection.“
HAVE YOUR BATTERY INSPECTED REGULAELY
WILLARD SERVICE IS EFFICIENT SERVICE
Local smioii Under the Mmgement of J. Ryan, Proprietor
POGANY‘
ADOLF ~ MAIER
AUTO TOPS‘ AND TRIMMINGS
Specialty, Upholsterihg of Limousines, Cur-
South ~ Main Street.
' OPPOSITE more m‘r snor
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53 Day Street. '
High Class Auto Repairing.
STARTING,’ LIGHTING AND IGNITION
' WORK A SPECIALTY.
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Phone 461. '
tainst, Slip Covers and ICushions.
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Telephone 902
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Try a Sentinel Adv.
. WELDING ma BRA I
of every kind, are, do. All In» L
can be sue am lgams
If entrusted to us.
Automobile ports, machin
ctc., given csreful sttenti
Kendrick’s Garage '
Plume 917 V "_
30 Chestnut St, 80. Noun!
NOrwall: Auto COmpar‘ly V
GRANT SIX, $1,550
run: AUTO PAINTING um ror wonx
Used Cars
GRANT SIX 1921 DEMONSTRATOR
CHALMER'S LITTLE SIX SEDAN
8-CYLINDER 5-PA88ENGER TOURING
LCYLINDER, CPASSENGER TOURING REO
TELEPHONE 445 BROOK STREET, NORWALE
SOLID AND PNEUMATIC TIRES, mm TUBES'
AUTO SUPPLIES, HAGNETO PARTS
GASOLINE DEPOT, BENZINE, ALCOHOL, OILS, GREASE
AND KEROSENE, STARTER AND
GENERATOR BRUSHES
THE HARDWARE & AUTO SUPPLY CO.
G. H. HEOENBERG President, and Treasurer.
42 WATER STREET SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
PHONE 1215-5 .
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HEADY’S GARAGE
Cross Street, 7 Norwalk Phone 675-2
‘ WELDING, REPAIRING, WASHING,
' WRECKING CAR.
NIGHT CALL 715
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NOTICE T O TRUCKMEN
WE‘ARE DISTRIBUTORS POE ' :1
GOODRICH TRUCK TIRES
And Have the Only Tire Press in South Nomi]:
VULCANIZING—TIRES AND TUBES
WEBB BROTHERS
133 South Main Street. Phone 356-2
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TIRE SERVICE CO. OF NORWALK
LOUIS HBLFANT, W
Goodyear—United States Sales .
and Service Depot—Penn. Tires f
911/2 Main Street Tel. 1377 Norwalk, Con.
South Norwalk Auto Supply, Co.
90 North Main. Phone 436.
.VULCANIZING. 'Accmsonms.
DISTRIBUTOR F03 “‘
Converse, Star and Perfection Tires.
NORWALK GARAGE
JAMES F. BYBNE I
PROMPT REPAIR SERVICE 3
Foot‘ of" Brook Street Norwalk, Conn.
HUNTER’S GARAGE
Union StreEt, Near Main. 6
EXPERIENCED, AUTO MACHINISTS '
9» Telephone 2023. .
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