Waco
rain in the surroundng communities.
and the consequence was that a lube
number gathered from out of town to
enjoy the carnival. Tonight will be
the final night of the aflair did the
m L. Miller was again a visitor
“at Norwalk an bustle. today.
uh- Minerva. Wortmann of, New Ford sedan will who given away.
is visiting {or several days with ‘ . ‘~ _ - .
Me- on East avenue. Attitxties in the oflice of tne su-
. —_ 7 perimeqdent of highway: which will
r. 3nd Mn. l-‘rwt-d F. Watkins are gflrobablg. cause much , discussion
My celebrating their second wed-l mrmsuwrme town have started» A
ritu’hlniverury. ‘pezinon is beirigment to the—property
3 ‘ «5...... owpers on the Post road asking 11141:
Ir, ind Mrs. Charles Swim at East , if they are in favor or laying Leon-
113m .
m ot’their wedding-on Sunday 1mm gum: this work will he done by_ the
" j; , grown at the owner's expense. ‘
The August meeting of the East; ——-— ' ,
Roman: Improvement Association 33' A sixty day jail sentence .mppsed
but held at Gommunity Hall today.;b:-' [MDUU‘ Judge James E. Bnnc‘scr-
' {hoff against Charlrs Van Nostrand of
completed Darien. arrested by Supernumera
Work has almost been
sidia. 01"
Bliss Joytphintg Graziana of Brook-'03 tl‘u» Daria” first nnnxzal
Iyn. N. Y.. is waiting her uncle and meeting of the Fourth and Fifth Dis-
aunt. Sir. and Mrs. Michael Pascale of :ricts lmproremfjnt Association will
38 Van Zandt street. {or a few days. 3 ' .. ’N Kl 32%??61 oFim-rs will he riveted
‘ for the ensuing your. after which con-
Mrs. “’llllam F. “’irkr: anrl son Wil- sidemlxlc important business will be
liam of Fort Point sfrec: have rt—turn— t.- r-‘mi and reports or committms
ed to their home ant-r a visit in 893- “mo are working on the projtmf, to gel
ton.
:mlwr improx'nmbrts will ho
Eaery member is urged to attend.
Ml- Ruth Van ('omvrlmz of Greg—
ory Boulevard has taken a positioz‘ at
the ammo of ”in Fourwr'ticnt Light
and Power Company. First !. ‘r-ir-t.
—_ : guarizy. 'Vfilton started of! 20011. but ke 2. him d 1 zhi T
I r _ . _ ' -
No special lJllFl;.r.§5 was trlxlnsglnrtnd1 Sum Hail. who has Lyon ill for in tho third tgey began to hob nob in: to get :gmfitzrtgtenir Iggom {file
at tho- mwtlm: 0;” mm Official EMU": ‘4‘811’: . :s ups» to be about “:3”! 3'3"- E’TU'B- and WW1??? gave surface of the mrmuld have been
of the East avnmll; Jl. E. Church Fzrfi ; .tug “51’5”?!“ thé‘zr ”HIS- T--“ Parmcrs bad enough 31: best, but with those
last evening at the church. 5om halt“: the Norm-mks and after Wet feather. i: ma impossible-
. 3 \213. 7: x13}: 1:. \Vllllamson of \Vest ”3'” “33‘"3 ““33":- S“”“"1 down and 1. .13??? 53°32! If ”9" there ms ‘
The Higginsnn 3.1:...m';.m.rir::an... ‘ A ., ,__, .19.“... mm A..-“ in. 1- Hail fine snrrnrt. which he KHZ 999 bujd. _he was that one;
. > . . ,7 . ' ‘ " ‘ . ‘ ‘ ”b _ ‘ ~ (3...“ ,... 1 1.. h. “'Orkf.(l with 279! In all his life had he had such
pan) power lighter, I\o. 4. Cami; mto 333.34“. . 20, d 19w ”913$ . .1; f. -. ‘ ht l a rmshap before. Try B! he would,
,the local harbor ymlvrvlay arm. {A legal .______ - a; m :m up MI! fig...) Jill he could on] flop along on the top of
of cement for Bishop a; l.;.-:;. A. ‘ {‘3 , livery lit-3.6:}: Circle of the w ‘nr‘r'. 1-! '2'} lug-92'slrla‘zmcv t‘urm: Ito: the water. 3 wasn't afraid that h’e
' , . - u .. .. . ,1m: «*9: 3...“; ! straw- the nick that would drown. At least. he want
‘ _ 1. H, , . ...l;......s ml) migt lemons)“. ‘ , . ‘ . ’ ”a } ,q f is: afraid th id (1 . ht
Raymond Snirfwn of 252 14.52 u‘~‘:‘ \Vulsns , r; min}: at the home (:wa 3“ v 0' "hm 33' 0.. .mn' m» a l I: Eat he won rown rig
nue injurmj lust vycur}; m A 2;.“ a: 3-,. . . c. " ' 9:, "Make him out. In 111-;- 3 M'- fzt he was afraid that. a}:
W‘l 1-74 1 ~77 1". ‘ """"‘ J"‘"‘”" I" 40““ 'v , t :1 Chi}! down the "em? misfit discover him and hrs
noon om {sup-rah, 1. x- 1. .x,,g .. ‘ r.-‘-.~dwv*'1“*: “41“,} lw macln helplefsnesu. He knew that down in
slow-y from tm; !_ll‘.’.'i!§ or m: max-g Mrs‘ l'nsmn 3!. Hart of ermi,,:, ‘ ”L21 -‘ “‘1' ‘3"; "0 'r t“ ,f t u the B:g_ River were great fish who
dent. ’ §;.Iu.t-r lat: this morning {or “'iwlsor. ’ 3 .‘OL' ‘31 r»... “33.73.0‘,3".\:m ' on f. would 333‘“ nothing better than 1‘ bird
h nib.» sin: Wi‘.‘ sign .‘nr a {As- “in; m! n.‘ ’ ’ soon ;-.:s‘:-‘;.m:." ”fiat-‘39:: :gieaofiezlf. tlgaflkuneffth‘ig ailing);
. . - I ', .v . . . ’ . > . . . . L x! rm . 1“ A» . -. I am
About fifty H" mm” 0‘ H” ““37“ mum her daughter. Mrs. l-rlsmv. . . .. f 5.. -- . come “iii h d d g g
and who ,0“... of t'nv Mull-1m Hm ~ 3, . 9o «I u.» x... (:5 thc , fig over ea an ascover
’ ‘ ‘ . ' . ' : 'f . .4). 115...; p 5.“. nun“, m fin- bun. In eitherunhe wouldbeheip-~
Company or Unnnur; cum.- 3 .15. ""1"“: v.13}. 3.1,: 350i” tour “Tel-(.5 to go ' v-(«w-«mz 3"": "11' iror‘o lees.
mg and xhnlu vll‘....v:l' .1! (in })0rln:l in 1,)“. 1:4,, Upl-lej: 1.)! .‘fl‘hOOl [or 21.“. § p;..;_- ‘ ”‘23:, ..,.. \I _.“t.“\.'1u'r9;i d “There i! in“ one thing for m to
r I > . r , . ' ‘ ' , ' . lf‘. ‘ :3‘. ‘,. . 3-3 :2"_ . '5 - .
Home on Saturday artcrnoon ‘1’” mil term. Kilt buzldmg is being newly . .. row-"‘0 pow-“rs Oi glad that. is tofiget to shore as
“mung of last “143K. . “m . , ,1 “1...”- “1,3“... . ,t, Ming ‘ ;. ‘5‘1 1- 3;}; g 133 .11} began. {thguzhtthSocbt}
'l' :I'“ , ‘. h“ " "' ‘ -“ ‘ " W ‘ ‘v'. 1.. ' .‘onrnxv :w .‘ rn - r W) a. e tom 9 12
'I‘hprq: “'t-r, a numbnr or ”.4... v ,1”. ’“" 4-‘v""”’~ 13“" Er0’333‘35' srs. “"1 ,. 1hr um” game fiih: anyway, Had [an hide until my
t C' l; of! ‘. ‘x ‘f _ ‘ ”(.UH‘ «n... “my Wm, ”w an“.a;k duh“. M. lengthen have dried out. l cant
ers‘a ‘1 ' “"1"?" I"j“¢“,:‘“5“3r"u71' l'nz.<ip:s.2 \V‘ilmol of the local school pinyin: rho strong K. of C. loam on "Um. but perhaps I an flgp nlong,
taking advantnur. or tr... 2:43.. .. w. “_,.J._‘_“.h,.,.i.1.. 3m ”my, ”mm.“ m .M'“_, _ .. P ,1. any: my mmwhel me.
was not high until about 6 we: ck. ' " " 'H 3 h 3 3 Mr 1w“- 3’" 3'39“ 3"°"“"”' * ‘0'. the unrest are w” the
UH community with cards.
mm is ngmlfing thv summer cruising
about the waters of Long Island
Sound. .
The water waswurm, but flu.- zxi: was
chilly. '
l
A; Nathan. the {Jilm‘ty Square painl—
er. has stqrtwl work on the painting Thi- nsmfimg of ngwawon have
a! m" “3“” “3"" 1331;]. the "ui3'3333‘5 inn-7} curlwus to lbérn what-became of
being lmmvnmdy lmpw'ffll in nppt-ur- ,.._(, (AH-pf umpén that Came-4:11 50
anc» by the application of a €031 0‘ xfiup'n commoner: here a few days ago.
battleship grey. ‘ :1: l5 m-liwved that m“ bird zestmi und
Members of the Epworth League of continual on “b gmirnc).
311: East avenue M. E. church are
planning {or u moonlight pull to M-
hcid on W'ednesduy. August Mb. The
boat will leave from the public float
at tho Washington street bridge at
8:30 o'clock (D. 'l‘.).
The condition at Henry Rowland.
operated upon recently for the remo-
val or a slivvr office! from om- or
his eyes. is reported as “(’ng most fa-
ramble at the Norwalk Hospital to-
‘day.
A twclwuroot skiff. which txz'lv‘lvmly
has been drilling from some place
where the-n- had heen :1 firm was
picked up in tho local lmrhm‘ last
night by llridgr-tcn-ler Ralph livmwtt.
The painter fastened to the how of the
akin was burned through
Edwin 1.. Slvvens has communicat-
(“I with the State road commissioner
with relé’rodlce to era-Cling signs on
£5.\'l:l’81 of the dangerous curves and
sharp corners in lion'ayton. A new
sign has been r-roctt-d near the {o-
iwayton school house.
Complaint was made to the police!
merday that Charles Carroll of G
Fitch attract. was riding his lllcycltx on
the sidewalk and that he almost “ "
. lng. August 2nd. The sloop Lillian.
struck Mrs. Sidney Bedlent. Hr; fell Capt. 1:. It. Stevens. and the power
from his wheel and than lnsultm] “,8 ,
‘ ‘ ‘ - l . “ ' " will be rovxded {or the
Bedlent by wearing at her. The pa. 5:1,? Lloyd ' p
, .
lice will attend to the matter.
_.-— !
Rev. R. Irving Watkins. D. 1).. pas; ‘
tor of the East avenue M. E. church.
accompanied by Mrs. Watkins, learns
this week on his annual vacation. He
will be gone a month and. during his
Wnce, the pulpit will be filled by.
other ministers. who will be announc-
Od at a. later date.
M~—~—'———w
'BARIEzm NOROTON
M I
In. William B. Beckley
a trip abroad.
\Vcathcr conditions being favor-amp,
n. moonlight sun will be held by the
Epworth League. on ‘Vcdnesday even-
l
It is believed that the lowayton
Civic Association may adopt the‘ light-
ing system that is now in usein East
Norwalk. The idea of a red light on
each corlwr is to warn the \‘E’hicle rid~
in; public that there is a dangerous
cornr-r ahead. It is believed that this
will he adopted in the community very
shortly.
l
BELL ISLAND '
—_.._..___. 1
Mrs. Mary Eatonno! Union. N. J.. is
spending a. few ,weeks at the home of
a
is planning
Mr z'nd Mrs; Hérbert A. Schwartz. an inch the ' h id be .
Dr. and Mrs. Robert Elster left yes. ‘ ' 3 s 0" rejecwd' 8"”
. _ . _, _ a piston ring into cylinder. The gap ' cry—free Storage
mm; fevzuweek. \acauoln ‘0', MlBS’Klng. who has been enjoying a should not be more than two or three ' ‘ Free 13th ' .
‘ 1 om: nu. ten days' visit at Camp Edith. has re- tbomndths of an inch. Leak-proof »
sumcd her duties at Bollevue hos ital.
A dance or the help or Tokeneke “I!
will be held tomorrow evening at the
lithium club. ,
Mr. and Mrs. James J. Lawler, who
lb. hammer in New
, Milford. was a. ——-—— ‘
Mr in town today.
1 Baseball on the beaches is proving
to be quite a sport on the Island. The
youngsters and the érown up talk: as:
well participate in this sport.
A number of the young folks enjoy-
ed tennis yesterday afternoon on the
court of the Congregational church. 1 .
‘ ~ I it appears as though “Sonny" Scl-
wyn has departed from the life of an
auto racer and entered the profession
or ad acrobat by some 0: the features
he has‘ bee'n‘displaying on the surf
board. .
l
{John A. Weed of Noroton Heights.
‘30 has been spending a. few days in
on business. is expected to re.
a... very shortly.
firs. James Hindley, who has been”
., {he Stamford Hospital. will return
MMhome, on Old King’s Highway.
m» n o. few days.
find-Ion! aficials have received
lnjnt- about boys going about
QM: stones and doing much
. Several windows in the com-
hzve been broken.
An active week is now facing the,
residents of the Island. Among the
events that are holding interest is the
124m Dance and Country Store to be
held Saturday evening. while tomor-
row mening the weekly display of
mming picures will be held in
the club house. Another topic that
Aiza causing much comment 13 the ten-
ms toumamont between Bell Island
players and those of Harbor View
1:: aclr. The card tournament to be
held Thursday afternoon is another
event 0! much interest in the Island.
Raymond Street-a; Son
9
3 . 100.
.3.” Scouts of the Presbyterian
‘ . on now holding their annual
.. .2 2 1nd. from stories told to
they are more than enjoying ' "' WTON
' n
res. ' ’
My ioheing held this aft-
“ mhome of Mr: Thomas
“Tho
The Norwalk-«club came to lWiHsen
Sunday, more than confident that
~. they would trim the, Farméra ii: fine
Grammars. Toke~ mm" and rm— .aevenv innings, most.
“9%.?” so towards every one preseut was compelled to
‘ think that the
While it mined in Barton it. did not
0W mesa-n annivecs- écrete» sidewall: The petition- reads—
" icomparison to the (thunder that was
Tonight in tho Fifth district school.
_ . . I
fv-‘a'er supply mr tltm Dorian $.11“ amqumh was, and the broken
hoard?
: Farmers hagan to hit. thin hr: and his
ROWA i’TOv’V ””“W‘ _
a; ltook miaanmage of the :0“an oppor-
: maimng
. . . ‘have been visiting at Camp Edith for etc. Bubbles indicate leaks. Also
- ‘-——- the past few weeks. have returned to hold hand over breathlu tube. It
a”!!! Schllchtlng. who is spending their home in Wlnated. 8
‘metal were clamped around exhaust
,at other. and in this
'share. to help menu man along inla
‘glcrions manner. allowing’flro ruin:
come in and. the third, ‘ fpns'av , -
cured one more, through good: mums,
and loose fielding. The visiting fans
were {all of life, and they sure did
root with much power. 80:31:29,195
went along in clock likeijnamger. pfl- :4.
int: up’nothing butgooaeeggs until . .
that rheart rendéring eighth. The “
crowd set for ig’ghut- out game; and
let it be known? that it -. was some
crowd. as HcSnilyfiiaq atyoncet‘v Day ~.
follows with Sudden deathr‘“ Two out. ~-
no runs and the lags; , half of the
.eishthi every-lamimfigg in m9?’9§.
111;,' and disgusted‘with life, when all
of a sudden thevfireworks begin. tattle
Hurley places raisafe one, old man
grace doa the same thing, and Pop
\‘s arm‘had thé‘hervejo touch up Mr.
,Dunh for another. filling the bases.
he storms of last week, were no a
95°“,
Sooty Isini"Dread"fi.‘1"1.'1-mfl" ,1,‘ 1;," 7 _ _
335B~yimmomioh_1fW.Burgeas 1:7' ’ p. , 4
Heprcmhia charmbymti ~ z,
' ’3’.” taken in’trouble
his best.
490%! the. WESWBA £9 3 ’
k t ; 3.
' . LONG DISTANCE TRU
. “mam... Yugm for An
on the new Anton Pogauy home. on ('tficer Harry Curran {or in flat: t this time. by the local ._ V“
»' th Zandt street. by Contractor C. I. . was suspended by the court today. $324129? 1:110 had had no reason to m 9::an Ygflgflt min
rm 1;..7..:;“:::.;’* .c“ f m... . p... Wmusggg “hi: “‘5 i: “BMW'W‘M on“:
3 ' 3 ” " “‘ ‘ " '1' comes Uncle Rus . W a 0 i .913... :{me
Pery C. Morgan of Gregory Boole-k, local police department. wps rele‘ased’orpdié look on hisface and hefiid it Imam, fat tint “knight-hinge!!-
‘tlrd has returnvd «to the Norwalk land ordered to loan.- ‘lhe Cil}'.‘-§mm-;bv placing a nice two base hit, send- 'lgsrniigdnen?§§§"m‘h§m 13:93;
Iron “'orks. altt'r n. worn-{'3 Vacation lord Advocate. ling in three runs and “-9,! the score. catch a.bi fat fly mam “mu" 3111‘.
from his duties there. \‘Vfltoa B .
Kai-walk fans tux-1:3,”) blue.
u‘ooters one step from the bug house,
as Pleamnts takes line on balls and
Doc Talmadge lines out another,
.semllng Hall and Pleasants in. Tal-
marige‘ and Lindstrom wore left on
base“ as. the old reliable Harp ended
the picnic on his second trip to hat
:thn; irnln-g. This anew-l the scoring.
taco of the Big River that he-i'hadn’t
noticed a big me, and that in: ma
115d knocked him- down and prom
11%1: over hilt; 1' " , ' " .
. hen Sootfhul‘ '1ka the copy!
that wave it had knocked all 4359
breath out of him. — You know. 1‘1!
fixes very fat, sad I' he had hit tho
top of that wm‘v , hard. Before
he could get his'hre’ig that wave hat!
itmt (1h: hoyg, what an inning that brokjn over him and poo‘ z m» 1—
hearts 12:1 more water» thayzjevezl-i ‘e glad
.. ,.., . - ‘ ut. enmoneghnwflein swoe he
413'} ~13 (539*5‘ “ “:3 bo):t‘,dmi§:0 :1“ before. But this wasn’t the worst of
“'1’“? {Hm-"9'1 a gory 22m. x ‘ ’ it No. sir, this wasn’t the worst of
‘1‘- He Was thoroughly wet. He was
3081:1122 wet. And when he tried he
couldn't rise into the air. No, sir, he
couldn‘t rise nt all. Bis wet feather:
f'!‘.'1(‘k€"i and the local 19am
opposite share from the on; on which
Peter sat. But to much this Sooty
“I . . ,, . .
.Jquld Death Moonshine we?” km :9 20 “mm a” ma
Sold to So. Norwalk Men
)
(ConuDqu from Page One) There is no way to determine
. . ' whc'ther t“:9 n k i It one end of
732.: Knul‘liilig of the fact that the , ‘ {nk 0C 3 4 L >
"monnshinc" and the home brew are; in" Gianni-3:??? Xb‘i’or thotothér except;
1mm with the germs or cancer. is ,5' “sp'c‘m'L “ m" 0'3 “fem
given “0 that peoplé who mav have sears old it may be caused by ‘pis-
. . ,_ - ' V;ton,slap" due to mom pistons and
obtained the stuff can diapose or it. cylinders The only firmed): {or [H‘
Just how much of the product has is to rvtzrind the cylinders and get
been tainted with cancer germs. the. larger pistons and rings. It is dimcult
(”Drills have been unable to determine. to locate the cylinder at fault. es-
but it is known that quite a hit of the?
No, sir,’ he couldn’t rise at all. Hi:
wet feathers képt kingdom
gomth
It was
to rest.
Flop.
‘ wee bit
so big.
fl
4?: hope
pecially
against
a; fault.
They would help him.
beating him back. So Sooty bravely
began to flop, flop. flop straiglx ’
i ward where Peter Rabbit was lithng.
98‘s stout little wings would “If. him
3 just enough for him to throw himself .
forward a few inches. -
lfar away it seemed;
‘ in the pi: the Big River didn’t scan
and the waves. Wisely he headed to
the wind and the waves.
instead of
th-
well for 8002:; that those lit-
ile wings Were so stout and strong.
If they hadn’t been, he would soon.
have tired out. Not once did he stop
He wanted to. _Yes, indeed.
he wanted to. But each time he
thought of those unseenbig fish down
in the water and kept fight on gomg.
flop. flop. flop. flop, wen:
Sooty and each flop brought him a
gutter that share.
01:. have
When he was
It. was nothing .at all, "just
within: at all, to cross it then. But
now that Big , 7 ‘
as hnif the Grea.t.World...A.nd with
each flop Soorvaondered if the heart
would he
River. seemedu‘ wide f
his lat: one: How-‘31: .
that none of those fig. fish
were anywhere heat. A
(Copyright. 1521. ,by T. W. Bur...) .
,‘l'ho next stat : “Ono Fen: Overs
comes Axum“:
u
.3! c
.I
in a block motor. hm it is
sometimes accomplished as using a
long steel rod or piece at dowelling
and touching it to the different cylin-
ders while
holding the air ' close
the other end. The cylinder
will give the loudest noise.
leerti-ointhefienuna‘a In at
mm,
product has been sold. and it is believ—
wl that a number of people i?! this
oil;- may have become infected as a
result or drinking the product. 7
liwr: would a person escape this
”Ml". it would ‘me well {or people {rho ’
Law.- g-u.‘{;lr-r-»rl the stuff from the
mar: m g-rt rid of the product. as theré
is :.~lw::_\.- a liability that the fluff re-
‘ ‘m infected.
Hofiklgonk!
Motor Department. The Sentinel:
One of the cylinders in my Dodge
car has lost compression. Car is new
and run only a. frw thousand mileai
our control.
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all legal liability, such as theft, pfifenpg, fire,
marine accident, from the time saidladmgx are
signed by our representatives until same leaves
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DiVito’s Fm Orchestra
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FIREWQRKS EVERY; THURS
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DAY
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Money Saving Event.
is now in full swing. Don’t fail to take advan:..;»: :
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_, SANDALS—AL L canons—4 2.95.
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PALAGE THEATRE BUILDING
“ROYAL SOCIETY”
Linie'rie, Infants'wear, cheigri-iandkerchéefs and m
’cie‘o. " 3‘ ' '
design as well a: diagram of stitches and colors.
Also some finished gases
A full line cf shades En Ceiesta
-5:
a. . :ents per Skein.
EMBROEDERY PACKAGE OUTFITS
‘ m m 132313113 m THE FALL LINE
, 'l‘n‘l’w Radiation“: are Center-pieces, Pillow-tops, Lauri“. '
. figom‘m' White lrz’six Limen Gatehpésces. ~12 En, Pich-
any other
“*allette
83' Washmgton st.” -‘ - South Norway;
{minded £31.83“ 9313:3928 is sufficient :‘Tos.~ to complete the de-
with wear—become softer and more silk-like.
In Bugs-or by the Yard.
Also any Size or Shape to Order.
Have ground vulxvs. but cannot
notice any dificrvnvc. would you ad—
vise me to install all new rings? If so.
what kind. and would it be better to '
put them in all the cylinder? How ‘9 '1
much snap or clearanms should be al-
lowed between the break in the ring?
Will leak proof rings injure cylin-
ders? “mm is cause of motor missing
and popping at carburetor when pul-
ling hill on high? How can I tell if
pistons do not fit properly? .‘ ‘
SUBSCRIBER. i
Try pistons with calipers. It badly ’
out of round. or it smaller than cylin-
der bore by more than 84.000013 0!
S er
rings will not injure cylinders. Run
engine and test for compression leaks
by squirting oll around spark plugs.
‘f , A Saving {rpm 145"» 1.3 on Your
omen 5.6700111!!!” 3.0mm. .
titre, Rugsfi Ranges.
much gas escapes. it
past the pistons.
—..___..
Motor Department. The' Sentinel:
\Vhat causes a car to smoke; es-
pecially on low gear. even if oil is
little law? What causes an engine to .
balk when spark is retarded? What;
is proper quantity of kerosene fox"
shows leakage ‘.
a
each cylinder, and could this be put in 99d.’ 9 .' . : , ‘ . ,- ' .' _, W
through priming cups? Ir a sheet of '0 9 0”O”o’%Wo“’€’o“¢”:”;_o , o 9’0
1 sraiézv-ofMefi’s and»
pipe at one end and around manifold
way heat mam-Z,
gas? . . ‘
, READER.
Piston rings "no not-fit the cylinders.
It the cylinders have worn so they
fold would this save
are not round they will have to be r:-
'g'round and new pistons and ringa‘
made. See if the wires all make firm
:contact when retarded; also it the
Lia-park is'timedright. and that there:
are no leaks in -the intake manifold
points. About a tablespoonful in:
jectéd through the priming-cups is the .
'pnoper amount.
fperature of the mixture 'can be raised
before it enters the cylindem the
[higher will be the compression tam-V
perature. '
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Bloom" Departmenngi'l'hc .,
The more the tam- .
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sénozlé' . ‘
I have a. Ford car; Themis a. kfiocirv
in the motor which develops slightly
askthe spark is advanced. butprinA
clpally as'xthe throttle $81 opened. JWhat. '
do you suppose causegthe knogk?
Wfinsgmd, hearingbeing
in mum hi ,7 '
Sterling Funfitm‘ Co.
mm 196
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Linen Rugs.
No wonder, then. that many like their old K‘ "
anvthing better than the new. for Meufiax enema: ‘
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