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'T-SHIIIIk! Honk!
Motor Department, The Sentinel;
Please tell me how I can stop my en-
glue from back thing at tiII carbine-
Ilor'. It fires few times after starting
and then doesn't backiirc until it is
1'” thoroughly warmed up. WI‘Qn quit.-
hoi. it fires all thi! timn. liuvo just had
carbon cleaned and Valves zuijustvd.
UWNi‘. i’.
. llsckfldng when starting is due to :I
Gold engine and cannot be IIIoidIIi in
cold weatimn On. or mom I -I1.L lift-
Mérs are prolahly adj nah .i loo ch :I- to
511': inlet \ 111I'e 51o ms '1 1w 5sz II
uld be about two ihidmusws of
i ewupapt r \\ lion ilII cum. 1 h. Its up
(I vulva st ms ca: .‘ll‘d and pIIuh Hu-
1vos oft thIlr .5. IN. allowing Um
time to work buck into thr- :..~1 i
aniioid. Both-r rrIIIlgust tin: \'fll\L5.
Motor ilo-mrl‘mnnt. '1‘1.~.~ SI'IIt'IrI-lr
i talk 1116 wt r9 01'1‘ 1.1:; generator. but
Tailed to m Irk tin m. 110w cm 1 1-»11
which 13 tht positive at“. d WW I h is “U
né tiI wiré'l'ri'“:
8n ’ NOVICE
Run; engine so 11ml gnu .ili‘lli" will
produce current. Plucn ("Ids 01‘ Ring
in a. glass of water with 11,1“.th sail or
soda. in it The wire giVing off bubbles
is the negative VIire. Bo comm! to
connect so that current from tho posi-
tive gener'Itor will enter positive of
I
battery.
Scull."
Motor DepartmI-nt. The .1:
What makcs Inv trIIIIsml5<lmI iru 1
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‘lmrkihm Bd‘nuiil‘ully IIIIIl ‘liiNflll‘iN It»
Natural Color and Lusirn {It (Inn-1'.
Common Irzlriun sucw l‘.’"“r\~" 'I"r~ :I
b
lwnvy tea. with sulphur and :I‘rr:l~ol
added. wlIl turn may. s‘r. :IluIi and
faded mm lwnulit‘uliy Jar-1.. :II=‘ I‘L‘.-
uriani. Mixim: [3‘1‘ S .qu ' p.52.
Sulphur roc‘nu III 1:
iroulrlennmr. An .. ... :~ 'uu. .—' ‘1 .- t
the I‘Oillly‘l.1)-!!<(‘ pr» pun-Alan 1;:I.rv.~I--2
by tho mliilion 01‘ min," 1:1':"I {i-utr:
z: largo holthn all ”(in ("r-1' :1? firm:
‘storos, ln'nwn :15 “\\'_V‘I"frI"'
Hulpllur FI'IIIIIIOIIIIIL" thus IIIuIriI: I; -=
' 101 of mugs.
Whik' gray, l‘lulwl lILiT i? I'm! <17 -
fui, wr' III! Iii'iil‘i‘ in In NIitI or" }I.1'f“-
mt nppcarnzw- IIIIII :Iitm'li‘ I v- “I. 11::
darkmiing‘ your |I..ir “3'1. \‘.".~
311.“? and S'b‘phul‘ 4"51’1lilrll'“! 1- l' .»
can UIH, lIt-I;:.I:II.II if .s,._. it ... “fin“..-
ally, so r-n'r-IIly. Y'I-II vuut .j-.- 3, ;.
spongo or soft lIrIIsl: “'13.". I' ;.-' .
this tlI‘.‘ouI:1I your l'.;IiI-, 1.,k1~ I I.;-.-
small iIiI'IInvl (Ii :1 il‘lII 1-5‘ i"-l"‘ '
'n.” gray hairs 1I-I .;- l! m ;_
“Minn :Inoilwr :Ipplir :Iuil r I-r l\'i)f1vi|'l"
lIuir becomv ~<. 1w :IIII'I? . 'k Ran“)-
soft and lIIIIIIinIIi _,..i.‘ am» :IZ‘.
‘ years younuurzwA-lx. ‘
Sum :ll‘ i.
. to sweetly clqan. Twholesome. deficious.
*.#BUY A TRIAL PACKAGE 10.1mm!
join
it. tightened recently. but it Is not im«
proved Every time the brake pedal
is applied it jumps and shakes. mak-
ng a‘ Van. disagreeable thumping,
noise.
L. N.~
If the lining- has only recently been
DIMNT OF ' ‘ '
N 11‘? GRAY
IS EXPECTED
(Continued Iron: First Paste). -.
LR press rim: '1: the C: -:-.m. Jury Thurs-
do; or Friday
There was talk of social and politi-
cal influence hampering the investi-
eks ago just before Mr.
gatiou some he
ge of the inquiry on
Mott took cl ar
Timothy Pfemér, counsel
Hall wrote Governor Edwards (3
ing county authorities with ”bung-thug ‘
stupidity," and asking that the
lake o‘wr the h I. stlgation.
LAVALETTE. N.
Ilenry Steven’s.
. Frances Stesgens .I-Iail.
Edward Wheeler Hall.
I) when it takes hold? I have had murdered with Mrs Eleanor 11.111115.
near New Brunswick on Sept. 1 last. I
is discontented at the delay in ”to 0f- {here to watch Henry They paraded
flcial inquiry. and contemplates lIrIng- up and down along the board walk in
Mr In: front at the.hoose all day long. but
“35“ Henry had gone to the Gunning P011“?
widow oi? glie
1m: marten-I lo
l-‘tlwl Sn \‘I- us.
said in an interview here today
"\Vc think that it is about time that lag back and forth watchln" the house
tr!
‘h’e quegfion has often been asked.
away in marriage?" When 5‘! Hal
3nd Marxian were married Henry;
was in New England Thegew wasa‘oth-
in: in common hemeen Henry and
sh. Hall. and for that reason he made
no Special eflbrt to attend the wed-
ding. It is untrue that he refused to
can on the Halls since the wedding.
“‘Iwbelieve the solution of this crime
has not even been hinted at yet— Has.
anyone thought of lookilg up other
'meh‘ m might have figured in Mrs. 'r,
‘Milla’ um
' "We are r93dy to help the- authori-
ties in any way. We thought they
might want Henry in a hurry some
th‘he. So we arranged a. complicated
set of signals while he is away. Right
.now he is at thé Gunning Point about
[webs miles 32:08: the bay. and with,
the ‘good telescope we have upstairs,
out: decent day. I can see him. '
“State tI-Gopors were sent down
at 3 a. 111.50 there they were walk-
applied it needs wearing in. Possibly we pun up our belongings and go while the man thev were supposed to
a slight- touch of grease will give it a
smoother action. Do not put on much
as it IVili make it slip without holding
at all. Also apply the brake and then
tap the band with a hammer to insure
II bcttcr fit of band to drum. Perhaps
‘Ihu hand was warped when the lining
was installed.
- INCLPFPL HINTS
Do not ili‘glé‘ct to inspect your car
occasionally no matter how busy you
may 1)". as your life may depend on
some part easily overlooked. The most
imporizmt part is the steering gear.
See that ewry nut is properly secured.
and take out any loosenoss shown by
too much pin)- oi‘ this steeerlng wheel.
Jar" up both roar wheels. put on
tiara vnIII‘T-E'I-ncy brake part way. and
test ouch whorl for equal resistance.
Tighten up the loose side so that the
resistance is equal. but do not set the
hands up far enough'to drag on drum.
Have some om} set foot. brake for you,
or wedge i1 block of wood against the
pedal to hold it.
Remove front wheels during tho
sensor: and put grease on inside bear-
'1III:. Do not set bvnrings up 'so light
that lhI-y will bind. Inspect sprint:
:Shili‘kltfl and kins: bolts to ace thIIt
thoy arc not wvuring through. 'Mako
sure that they are well oiled.
G-I‘. IIIIIicr tho car and loom» :I‘l the"
12“!" ‘Si' Cups :1. III nil holes that you.
h. [\I‘ lwcn lil‘L‘ll‘Cllilg. Note p:.lrll(‘ll-‘
lIIiI tlII‘ lIIIIkv conncciions as they
f1~‘i.li InllI “var through from neglect. '
Insnmt glIIIiIII: mmnvctiong to so:
tit: :‘ '1III' ill‘“ Iiu'lxt and well greased.
(‘vl‘ll‘ 11w lllll\'~‘l‘>‘lll joint :I twist 1.0 so}
i! It is luv hump and load 11 up with
ng»:Is-w.
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investigaiors
we think the
had time cnough to act and we think
that the lwst way to form“ them to do
something will he for us to leave town
Make Your W Inter Evenings More Enjoyable By
Buying a .
VICTROLA
VICTROLAS SOLD 0N EASY TERMS.
iDCWflNELL.’
18 South Main Street
awav from here. just to force an issnefibe shadowing was twelve miles away.
with the authorities who are investi-
gating the murder." she said.
Stevens has told the
that he was fishing near Lavaiette on
the night of the murder. and has fur.-
IIished the names of “several persons,
who. he says, a
“We weer :eady to go on a world
tour when this thing happened." said
Mrs. Stevens. "but we gave it up be-
causc we thought it would be better
for Henry to stay here and face what-
ever was in store for him. Now. how-
auihorities have
If they had only told us all about it. .
we would have invl‘l them in and
made them comfortable." .
Mrs. Stevens said she felt certain
that nélther Mrs. Hall nor her two
brothers. Henry and mule Stevens.’
knew anythinghbfiut the'murder. 1
Al STRIA PERMITT‘FD TOT! _ TRADE
IN AEROPIIANES
3'
VIENNA. .Nov. 3" «'l‘lm Council of
Ambassadors has «stifled the Ans:
trinn Government that the treaty pro~
hibition against the manufacture. in:-
port and export of airplanes for civil-
ian uses is abolished as at. today. 2
So. Norwalk
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ALLIES ORDERED OUT OF CONSTANTINOPLE
With Kaiex Pasha assuinzn w
’ :fentiggdlgd I2’51;in Kemaiists. it tel-.33.. in
. . ur emg killed or wounded. Turn
find the consternation of the Christian Troops of m ‘
Salem-plied their respective Governments and await instructions.
the Numnslis: Government 18 In control of bonsta ti le,
eceasary birth allied police to lire on riotous mobs :1 Infifienénif£°m
into lotto Chunk Iran occdpled b the Bri
population is beyond description. Fearing terrible xiii"t
«~ka didn‘t- Henry give his SM“ .
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