“ Performance Lower Price ur furnace joined the [It so send in a. hurry ; us and we’ll ubritrate . We have done more side hot air heaters to k; on the job than 7 ? ? figmcnns Nothing Doing hold of the tire with the left hand and working the wheel up and down with the other hand at the hub. The automobile radiator .nsods tightening. as well as any other port 0! the car. Vibrations and roll! shocks may cause the radiator to spring a lost it the bolts aren't tight. But the difficult) in doing this has discouraged many an own- er, because they found, the bolts twisting with the wrech and nuts. To keep the bolt steady. while the nut is being tightened. theretors.s slot should be out into the hood of the bolt. so that a screwdriver may be held in it. Holding tho screwdriv- erin the slot with the left hand. the nut may be tightened with the oth- er. Nuts set into inaccesible places can‘be tightened or changed by the use of two end wrenches and a wrenches are Joined as shown. One end is fitted to the nut and the monkey wrench is clamped to the other end. Then. by careful twisting. the nut can be tightened or loosen- ed. When a head-light rim can't be taken off by hand. an easy way to remove it is by the use of a. strap or belt. Place the belt around the rim and pn_ss the end through the buckle. When the belt is drawn tight. a sudden pull will loosen the rim wothout damaging the lens. Driving may be made more com- fortable for the motorist ii the seat is tipped up slightly at the front. This] raised seat will look as shown“ monkey or pipe wrench. The end' on frame. the sides or which taper down, underpeoth the seat. The 2‘1 GBHBBB’SBBB: “IT'S HERE IF IT'S HOUSEWARE” We have an unusually varied and w l' elected assortment of new bird‘, parrot and breeding cages in the newest and most desirable shapes. Get your bird a newwcage. Cages. Prices $2.25 up SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. L ’ . arm Slippers Are (Here of cool nights and mornings vanish with th of these new house slippers. . t , I» reuse. items. . Awaiting the ultimate In motor has and motor truck design. engineers are trying to develop s. practical sort of six-wheel and eight-wheel volli c o. dimtion wss described rocooti) to members or the Society or Antonio-a, live Engineers by A. 1". hissur). vice-president and chic! engineer or the International Motor Company ed New York. ‘ It is still of tho six-wheel type, ai. though the eight-whale! bits has at. ready seen some! service. The in. tor. however. is still in its export. mental stage. Six-wheel buses and trucks aren’t new. They were ilrst tried :out is long ago as 1909 But they haven‘t gained as much attention as they have today. The reason is tile urgent demand o! traffic (or some solution to its increasing congestion: one. scored by the big bus and truck monume- turers. is the silowhoeler. tho eighta wheeler and ultimately perhaps the inner caterpillar tractor model at a speed equal to the present bus and truck. Easy for Passengers. “The principal reason :or the in- creasing popularity of the six-wheel and eight-wheel motor vehicles." says Mnsury, "is the demand from a. critical riding public for ridhg comfort." The kind designed by Mallory n’ild his engineers is said to afford the greatest comfort and ease in ionu distance riding than that round in any earlier bus. Thirty blocks of rubber are used for supports, anchors and spring ARKANSAS CITY. Ottoman—4! a racing automobile has: A Chevrolet motor block. . A Reo trams. Maxwell springs, Buick from axle and steering col- umn. Ford transmission and rear axle. Hudson carburetor and break lover. Dodge pistons, Studebaker shackle bolts. Nash rockcr arms, Chalmers oil pump. (l. 1. Case air pump. Fordson valves, Hints oil gouge. Specially built Dayton wheels. An airplane cowl. ‘A radiator built by Snodgrsss at Arkansas City. 'And some other parts tron-l cars The most advanced stop in uni " one... « Lower picture shows how the cighl sets oi wheels howls in unison. shackles to help furnish the. nonsti- Mon to riders that ordinary \lnilmuz uivcs. The seats are on I'illihi‘l‘ inundation and are made in our piece so that bodies more niih llwm. hells lined Wear. , Yet there is another big reason for the six and eight-wheel llun and truck. from the vieupoini ot‘ high- way and engineers uml city plillv Ili‘l‘l. Mosul-y‘s explanation is that more wheels must he put into service if which cannot be remembered—- printer loads are desired, so that CHAMPiON HYBRID RACER CAN’T SLACKEN srnun ROY HUME A'l‘ WHEEL OF “so" And the our can go 80 miles an hour or more—- What would you call it? lioy llunlc. bank loilcr. and Dwight Moody. lite-long auto ins- r-lmnir. worked together no airplane ini’i‘liiiillf‘ll at Kelly Fluid. Texas. during the war and have continued their interest in planes and racing olllns l-vor Hint‘o. , They call their 1926 invention sim- ply by the number “20." "Tlll'l‘n are about lhnt many ma- chines represenied in it." they ex- plain. Don't think tlmt."20" is a. Joke car. it won strand in a half-mile track race nt' Cushing, Okla. on the Fourth of July and expects to do I ‘ lot better in later races. The car's chic! trouble is that it can‘t so slow enough. it is geared so that when put down in "iow'! It still insists on rambling 20 bilcs an hour. « diesels null «wheels! is Say Detroit Trailic Exceeds New York’s DETROIT. Oct. 14 (AP).—-'l‘he City Plan and Rapid Transit Com- missions toid the Common Council that the density of traflic in Detroit now "far exceeds" that of New York in New York’s most noted and com spicuous spots. Throwing geenrallties out the win- dow and sticking to specific eases the commission reported that: Surface tramc at Grand River svenuo“'and West Grand Boulevard is in excess of what was the last count made at Filth avenue and 42nd street. New York. Traffic.” Jcnerson avenue and 8t. Antoine street exceeds the ironic at the some New York intersection by it per cent.. and Jefferson avenue at East Grand Boulevard is u 1- a per cent. more congested. The heaviest trsiiie streets in De- troit carry at their center four per tic streets or New York. The 15 most important routes reaching the boulevard handle 18 per cent. more trsflle than the 15 New York streets to which reference has been made. . 'i'bs compassion wounded s super-highway no not wide ‘to ban- dle ores-town trams. this smoodhsg the original plans. approved in is". at an so-toot cross-town artery: and the widening of s portion of Mend avenue and Hastings street to so. around the downtown section. cent. more than the 15 heaviest trst- ; SURVEY BUS SITUATION. The Stale Public Utilities Commil. slon is planning to erranse tor a slate-wide survey at the bus liltin- tion in Massachusetts with a View to working out a policy Which will handle the great number of applica- tions tor new bus lines. In Africa they rub noses instead the custom st our dances. ‘ best results. .lxiu loads to. o kept within res. uiilltliltl liinlt's slid especially that ho utilith “in “iii Mill M 0 dll‘ n B Biol over as you a load tires on [mi .s'llilti. '1 ho length ill , l. as foot. trout in lip. rec moan win-unless is m inches. lint there has lwon no dlitiouit'y in maneuver. mi: thonu Vllliltil“ llll'oilkll “NOW ulni crowded “HI“. They IN“ daily and they ore well controlled I moon: or s combensotlns or ' mi 0 limits mechanism. M c( o'llunl to Study Vulcanising Methods. John in. lithium. proprietor oi lilo lim and vuienuising shop at it \‘i Nit menus.- trill leave Sunday morning tor Akron. Ohio. for two weeks at the Goodyear Tire and Run- hor Company’s vuicsnlsing‘ ditheri- mont. lie is making this trip spo- ciuliy for the advance method of vul~ canlslng balloon tires. lie will also visit the tnclorins or the Firestone and Goodrich Rubber Comnsnies. ills brniimr. ulllinm MoOolIum.will take charge oi the store during his absence. ’ sum; iN‘Vl'l‘ATlONS. Ten thousand invitations to lot different oounirios have been issued this week to delegates to the Second World Motor Transport Congress. Now York, January. 1916. The event is sponsored by the National Automobile Chamber oi Commerce moi will be liiild at the time of the York. Maybe a man doesn't go home nights because he is afraid of his wife. And maybe he is strsld oi. his son's arithmetic. «is. see love or suture. in her "Ltinbsrlo'st" northern Indium. to devious with our first book. 1‘ After a nunihsr or New York buhn iishsrs refusal liisry Roberts Rhinos hill-rs not than. “Tho circular ease." Rowland accepted it. , plotting to Pillsbursh‘ overnight to “‘ " set hire. ithinollart's name to is con- Brand Winners: s- a Chicago ,nsvvsiapsr reporter and a sinus polities paved the why for his “The ’l‘ilirtoenih District." howissd heard or it and went to ‘ Toledo. then Whitioch's home. road the manuscript. secoptco and pub- ‘ lisllod tho book. 1 . From a laymen-e. N. r. naivspnp- or man. come a. manuscript. tilled with adv-ntlire, humor and churne- urination It viii Crown." in embryo. and the srngsi oi s new unisrwm‘r‘oie Quality Gave Volume-“1 Volume Gave This Amazing Price Notional Automobile show in New ' . Storage Sidilge‘ You can now avail yoursell oi the finest storage facilities in the lists for say amount of mom you may require. choose is s I-sto brick building, located at ‘Hsvilsnd street equipped smiths latest sprinkler In- mgiving on the low laser”. ’ slice rsteo bile per hundred dollars on contents. Daily Motor He s so. vice to NownlY‘grk ‘ To]. .Norwalk 290-40924 it. Y. Phone, Oheisss 80W. 203 W. 20th It. HERSHFIELI) MOTOR or shaking hands. That is becoming . -—Advertise in the Sentinel for “I. , . '0‘. Honw‘m mn' nmuumownmnon 1‘ COMPANY LET YOUR Ner'CAR BE A “aim reateSt Everyone .947: Ila-Sale: Pro've It ‘ Ailrmssfni‘flisu mm commddste north bound traffic Everyone knows the superiority of sin cylinders. 1 . Those who know are not content with less than Super» ~ ‘ Six momma. it increases power. 1 ‘ bilitv and our life without adding to weight or uiot‘or size. . 4 in principle is patented slid exclusive to Hudson and ' i ; Essex. It accounts for the world’s limit allies elm. a infinesthocesiiswlthlnthepriceoi’prscticsflysllesr , buyers. super-vain advantages and Hudson Essen quillit‘y give vast volume, and volume mites poulliie the lowest priceslnhistorv. 'i‘herehsbiguvinginlissexcomsgresierscensulym‘ ‘ o opmdommdsflwudsfuedonflomthosmsndoow v ” l for: of riding and driving. Everywhere it Bill regal-tied with Hudson as the ' World we smoothness. flexi- \. Blue 5 Hudson Coach ’1195 'Hsdsesllreesllsel #1495 , ileum ‘Ial’su. Sedan ’1695
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