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:5" Tires
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A, no; Price Sale Price ‘-
‘3 l’ulsrlcg $12.90 ' S 9.65 “
"1""; l’illlrlcs $14.90 $1120 ..
all”: (V‘ITdS $18.” . $15.10 at
fill]: ("was _ $2430 .. _ . “9.45 n
“M “”d: ‘ $32.75 ' . m ..
All Other Sizes Cut Down Just as Low in W ”
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undrr thr- Mwhm'l um: m.“
out by rrmovln' drain '
removing trmmmtnio
. r01. throttle onetime down and
- 2..“ speed adjustment bar-k
l-l‘; until rns‘lne nms brat. ullng«
gnsoltnt' as possible. 'l‘lu-ns
- rrtile open and cloned and .0.
gm. kpeed adjustment to give iou~ .
. . melt it pops hack st the our, ‘lt mug." tarmac“. do
Thu: enrich the mixture uno? , out "M
, hum: atom. It trouble com] Motor twp".
had better install n ncvi thl.‘ouy weight“
ynur rolumm how to
mohllc enqlnc.
You do not "an uh”
time its! wulwm or ti.
time the valve». on thl
to clone?
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me throufih
firm on mito-
Nnvu'rz
hrr you mean
It ignition.
[wpnr‘lml‘ntt The Sentinel:.
a Ford car which in hard to to
3 max-'- bun told that It would
. pr (in battvries. Will you
rm how to wire- “ and
,: ) lulllt’rlt‘s to use?
thv cum-nut valve
cylinder when ”w "lurk F. (V‘
wilt‘etl run-u- m line with rentrr of
(3, “(ill or polity". SH inlrt valw put
about ‘0 ‘ 1"” W," I! I ‘ ’ "'5' k U” I”
. ,. (”t ”5 of dry ‘3“ PlV 0 ‘l , It | i I V k“! d
11 '- WI” (1 (Ulld ’- III N l' I'llI-l 11* Oh!»
. l storage bunny. The sales. lily plat-tn: puma 1-,: ”up“. I
Show you how to eonne-ot \‘ulvr litters and vatw chm: letwcvn
.- “m writ-s." l‘laoe tiattcry un Ir-xhnunt valw» pap“ takers l“ ‘31!an
‘ ..rd run one wire along frame loosens. lhc vulw has 3,,” ‘0, and
4,. w to fro-r ttrmlnals off-oil on lW’he-n "1th ”My, mil”, tr 5’9““
«My of dash. The othor wire 1th? vane in on ”in [Ilyllll'lf’ “by"
.‘ustcned to a bolt on frame ;lt will lw ltnpqypnflu to (IN: 63313,";
.gll’l) om:- ol‘the six holding ltor timing nu. lkrsltlm. ”in.“ )0” fl :l'l:
. (.t trmsrmssmn onst- will hr Evnml [51w of "3mm”, ”kn,“ 3‘1 l" >
Support the wires at; .m... N ”‘0‘
."\lil5 by 'htlll‘F of t'lu‘trmg
1 klip them away from the! All it shady erlll'r 1 won]
t paw. Pm min-nil to havo gunk ynn In gtwv my >
.l l4 :‘me cranking and do My (car runs tin:-
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Mm‘" lllnnrtniomt. Tl,“ anuhp):
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u littlv information.
‘ .. , ' in 19.: day limo, but
)(m tart mmd it. Hit MEN “hr-n l hint» to list lights Irr-
834.“ r from a kick. =lqltlc~ry tarts wtnk an d my t nut“;
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1 . x».l.’n.t‘nl. .hr Sentinel: gt'tiglnv going I hay.“ in shot off “H
4:) ("zip grq‘w good enmighdixhls. My xv lur'iir)!‘ rinbn Lot cling.
.‘.l.nut trim; l““;t)l}' two in
llll‘tvwn ml in summer? ' until I ml at
ll .l'l ml which lt-nks outflhtrty mills pwr limzr .‘t'n.’ truthrt'
. 1' ml. ‘.‘ \Vlmt is tho lmst lastsg :w- ill Iw-h (Lame lilimit two
qwmg: 0:11:0t'l1'.‘ Thnnklnggwu-ks, and tin ll runs down. Arw hi-
~..m v. I um ltnrmutlmi will an) pm- 1“,.” “ill hr
H. 8. highly amnm llllt'tl,
v... r :i hc-nvy lubricant should GW‘NER
, . the differential. It is best, Tim tmulilo may lll- among tho" ful-
". duality of grease“ which Will lowing: lJirty t‘nm'ixututor. dirty or
sud rim
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out on the brake.worn brushes or (immune
wr-lirxzny '
cup art-use is not gunvmtor. faulty rV-gulator m- lulll‘T“
fur tho purpose. A littlc'trltyulll». 'l‘lw systt‘m should be our.
and Oil mixed in it pastr und Yhaulbd nnd ndJustsd by an eru :t. as it
-, .1 1.. tvw o n the sprint: tunes will ,is (lifllrwzlt to find and rvgulutt"
tho riding qualities or your tnmilvlvs «Hi u smiling: and lurh'lnz
‘ system. it is very ‘\ld"l'll that thr-
izvm-rutor (lows not (‘ut in the rherg“
soon mxmiuh and this is one of the
l‘t'LLFOIiS for rapid ha-tlvry valleysstéori.
“irt 55' in
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. r l‘lepartmont. The Sentinel:
ta‘. do you think of rtlmovlng the
'mm crankcase. filling east! with
,_.. rm and running engine a few
‘ m-s In order to clean the running
M) cur is a Ford.
Motor Departrn‘nt. The 5:".ll”.“li
l have a Buick brill» 91x 19”
Model. Thorn is a Click about the cm
glue that l have now-r been dbl» to
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So. Norwalk Auto Su ply Co.
90 North Main St. Phone 4311
VULCANIZING. ACCESSORIES. ,
msmmu'ron ron
Converse, Star and Perfection Tires.
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HUNTER’S GARAGE.
Union Avenue, Near Main.
EXPERIENCED AUTO MECHANICS
Telephone 2023.
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Expert Ford Repairing
KendrickéChaSe Garage
Tel. 917 13 Raymond St., South Norwalk, Ct.
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COSTS N0 MO
in order to give all our friends and
gmlnms an opportunity to use the
Kelly Springfield Tires
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«on: serum: ““135
Sam any 1
rods, unmet my it lit a
do”: rm! Always m
am. not. ”em to
in tho push
"l "I!" muffler. It
alu- thtn not». and
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running at the- machinefw'l‘liimnclzz
mum" at it you w
on- uriktn wit
Xi’afocdén mallrt on the ryftnde: ;
n pvfiua- thn valve stems and it will
uttsr runnirz
, will harm
ground tho ‘ vulva-c
Dimlk plu
virtl mo.
min. I have
and cleaned the
as without "lint. Please ad-
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your dcscription. the
one. of the us rod
:lt’h-«r ruarnnrr too great of nhwor:
cum, When clicking eta
My“? 0' ‘0 a a“ . rts press a
tu annthm, with engine running until
tmqu in found. A new guide or rod
rand guiltr may hr- nevdt‘d. Keep well
.utuimtrd at all times.
M ot or
"“Dartmerlt. The Sentinel.
lhat‘n ‘ '
an old Chandler Six. Have
tin/t (castrlrmhla trouhlo with mv
"lutrh. which M‘s—mu to Fllf‘k. It is all
l‘lszhl whim the car is in motion. but
Hiltr standing mvr night it takes
rmm n 12m!» tutor" I can shift. gears
.glu} to do I... l ham to jam them in
litlrh
“as. tno tumy. so 1 have mixed onc-
llurd oil to two of kcmsnne and tried
memo, whirl) work“! tailrizht {or a
short time only. Could you tell me if
tlw rlxltwh on this nlodvl is to be used
dry or if I am doing any harm in try-
irsn «litlvrent oil.- on some? I also find
ulna using korosone a scratching'
sound whpn clutch is out. 7
S. C.
'Y‘hn rrrmorly for your Clllll‘l‘l troulle‘
iv a thinw-r oil or more k‘ifny‘i‘f‘ the“.
".r": llnt‘l‘ limn using. This trout-3e will
partly rlisaprv 3r as warm weather
Nun's on. In the m‘antima. add morn
turns-"ne- Thr' scrutoliinz duo to
.uurnrvhlng touching when thrv r'iutr-h
r" 4.1.2! is vlvprr-ss-‘d. litrmot‘e flour
board.“ and inppbrt thn moving part.
.areful‘y.
is
H'I‘HJ‘FI'L HINTS
"s'astline in which a little pnwrlr-rr‘d
,IZ'll'El munphor has haen addod will
Frlvw‘fit the formation of rust on tools.
A nixture of on» round of lad. an
mmr-b of gum Harriphor and a little
lar‘nplilar‘k will protw‘t bright metal
work from rust,
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(‘ap and fringe Shapes. i
your hair.
and sterilized.
" Double Icsh'Nets . .
if)! CPI: {3f MEPCHANDU'
8 about fifty l
ninat one pushrod af~ ‘
1 him“ bun told that my'oill
“Vt‘lmt bountiful hair !'
mllady possesses is the invisible friend—a “ ionnicB” hair
Made by hand of the finest human hair, selected
Single Blah Nets 10c or3for 25c.
86 WASHINGTON STREET
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A small~quanttty of gtycerine ap-
[plied'to the wind shield with a piece of
clean waste will help to keep the glass
clean w‘nen driving in the rain. The
water will not stick to the- Elm so
[readily-and a clearer vision will be
,obtatnsd. It 00 much glycerine is
' used the en'ect will be worse.
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Q When a car is newly painted care
should be taken to remove any mud
or foreign matter as quickly as pos-
sible. It the mud is allowed to stay on
new paint over night. it will be dtmcult
to remOVe the mud stains, especially if
these stains penetrate the. varnish. af-
ter the varnish has become thorough-
ly set there is not so much danger.
A hood that has a tendency to rattle
with the vibration of the 'motor-may
be silenced by drilling a series of holes
in the band of metal on which the
hood rests and threadinga strip of
leather through the holes. In this way
lthe hood restE”on leather instead of
metal so that it cannot make a noise.
During the hot weather it is ad“:-
able to try the fan belt occasionally. If
the fan can be mOVed easily or will
spin it“ it is given a. start the belt. is
‘too loose and should be tightened im-
mediately. This does not apply to belts
that have an automatic take-up
device.
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Try a Sentinel Want Adv.
iSweeten Life
lfor the whole- .‘amily with a box of
our candy. Apollo and thitman's,
the best mace. Also several specials.
llYou will like them. Get a box todnl
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PRESCRIPTION PHA RMACIST
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S No. Main St. South Nor-walk. C‘t.
“Bonnie-B”
Hair Nets
Yes. and the litlesecrct that.
n every shade to properly match
...._. . . 15c or 2 for 25¢.
E 57 Nonrnsrc .Dp'crs
WOMEN: _
Everything included in
sport oxfords to dressy
MEN:
CHILDREN:
Conneally
SUMMER FOOTWEAR
Plenty of new models. ranging from trim plain oxfords to the
roundemoed perforated brogues ................ $5.00 to 88.50
. sou-m NORWALK
Store Open Saturday Evening.
our stock. from [alloy two-toned
strap pumps ........ $5.00 to $9.00
Educator pumps and cxlords.
En? Bracken
Women’s
the high grade workmanship
priced dresses.
Novelty Striped Percales at ..
Crisp and 0001 Looking a
38 Waéhington St.
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DRESSES
These new models are fashioned of fine material and in
Plaid and Striped Gingham in Ifrices Rangin
Dainty White Striped Organdy Dresses Edged With Val Lace,
J. I. Mallette
usually found only in higher
g from
$2.98 to $4.49
....................... $1.98
.:.-_-- ...... _._._ $3.39
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South "Norwalk
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. ior another model is with dainty organdy embroidcry col
f llars, cufis and pocket tops to'match. ,Yarn epihrmdery i
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in this allotment of Summer dresses.
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Dresses cool as .
evening zephyrs $7-50-;
Yes there is a lot of real comfort in 1120 dross news
we bring you today.
Cool organdy dresses in all of those soft shades ‘
Epopular now, light blue, pink, orchid, etc, made up 1!}
sweet simple models that reflect comfort in every hne.
Linens, staunch fabric with the open weave that;
makes for coolness and in comforting hues such as orchid
:or white which fare dividing honors for popularity. These
lare made in mast cases with pretty drawn designs on call
liars and cuffs 0r overskirt eficct sometimes on all t
la favorite embellishment for others.
Ratine is another of fashion’s favorite fabrics showfi
W This is a comfor‘;
cloth but the models are of necessity more setere, yet 3.15
’ vtractive with dainty pointed and knife pleated organdy;
edges and collars and many pearl buttons.
In large. size dresses there are some very pretty voile;
navy and black grounds, foulard de'signs, some made Wi
pleated skirt, others with overskirt cflect and satin or s'
or dainty lace artfully used to complete the picture. The
is real style to these dresses which you always want bufl
rarely find. ,
With the exception of these voile dresses you will,
:find all sizes from Misses 16 years to women’s §izep5q
$7.55.l .,
l and in each case you will find some unusual
values at
m ‘K
- Men !__\ here are
oxfords for $7 .50.
Here they are made from brown calf, black calf, 1)
kid or elk. All good leathers and made in accord with th
. specifications which have made Rowland shoes '3 synonyni
for good shoes for over thirty-five years.
English lace oxfords and bluebersyith medium toes;
sensible and serviceable and "extra good.
Pearl elk sport oxfords with black calf saddle and
"Duflex” soles. ,
Smoked elk sport oxfords with cordo'van calf saddld _
and “Duflex” soles. ,4.
Worlnnanahip and materials used in construe, T .
these shoes are ofahigh order but the price is only $7
.xua floor, mm M;
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,, $4
ALACE BOOTERY
" PALACE mm ammo
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GRADUATION FOOTWEAR .
Our Line «Graduation m 13 Complete. You Will Find
melon 3m mmmymummrwmummnemsmu
a . pL.
’5‘
Buck Putt". WWW sun: flm Heels. $2.46 to $5.“.
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m‘ ,Pstsno. mmmmm
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Norwalk Chronicler