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Motor-arboretum "e. Seating: 9
iwlsh you would tell me in your
like a reply. 1.3.
Anevwln .timing n tear-cylinder
motor it is-‘br'et necessary te‘ deter
mine at what points the valves open
and close; Usully there are marks
on the flywheel which indicate the
lead to be given to the valves. On
the average motor the exhaust valves ’
open at 40 degrees before bottom con
tre and elosenboutmdegrees not
top centre. The inlet valve opens
, "about 10 degrees past top centre and
. «2 500808".
closes about. 30 degrees past bottom
centre. The lead 0! the valves-Mere
slightly on diaerent motors, and for
this reason you should obtain the ac.
curate lead oi the valves iron: the
maker or your motor.
In timing the ignition it in pics-
cnry ilrst to determine the order of
tiring oi the cylinders. 07: a tour-
cylinder motor there are. two possible-
iling orders. namely. l~—3-il—-‘2" and
1-—2——4—3. The firing order can be
determined by noting the order in
«which the exhaust or intake valves
-point Thimsili .6526};
tardiug action and considerable ad-
vanced action. The wlres must ib‘e'h
be connect‘d’d16‘tlfé respective cylin’.‘ "Way? “ *" ‘
When this has been deter...
Anthems” catch We
rinsiflwlrewhenis: ,LK.R .
New York city. beaten the “Presto."
demountable rims, whirl: they claim
can be attached to who wheels. You
might write these parties tor further
information. '
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Motoring Departmnt, Sentinel:
The front tires on my machine do:
not wear as well as the rear tires. is
this because there is mose‘weight on
the front tires. or do you supposei
something is wrong with the wheels?
86. L. M
Answer-Jim front tires should
wear considerably longer than the
rear, since they do not receive the
driving. strain which the rear tires
receive ‘Would advise having the
steering mechanism looked over, in
order to ascertain wheth‘a the arms .
If the 6'
have been sprung or riot.
.wheels are slightly out hi alignment
then the trout than are constantly-
sliding more or less intend oi roll-é. story.‘ A mixture 01' '
ink. and they win wear out very
quickly. . ”I.
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, mined cylinder No 1 should be set at M‘Mfl‘“ Department Mimic V 2.
. top centre etiocempressiom and the no ofianres into the «pars
'sparlr lover oed about lone-mild :87! a gag at diertme" high
2220mm untold Tum circuii mallards course that 14's usually a
should then '0: at to br .57. hi symptom of too weal: a mixture: ugly“ ya
6 ”855353” in: trcuhlaaiiilmaumeven will
make the in turn v sich Col: you
iiiEg‘séc a “071' "l liraeetinc in}:
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tion will be welcomed. 8. w D
‘ 2Answ‘sii-A spark knock is caused
next “0118 how to “me ‘3 engine. Ba. “SHIT-"Th9 Eastern 111“me I’y Dre-18111119“-
, mg a mgéfi of yo'm- 0808?; p we 02m. 88 West Sixtyib‘ird street,chflxe*lfi'18nitfld too early When the
in other words, the
spark is advanced too tor the ex-
Illusion takes place in the cylinder
before ther pieteb reaches top centre.
As a result the piston meets the force
of the explosion. causing a knock. It
the momentum or: the flywheel were
not auihclent to carry the piston over
celitre the engine would reverse and
stop The inherit should-be controlled
by an advance and result action. so
tha‘t at all engine speeds the full
force hi“ the explosion Mil be deliv-
cred to»the;piston at the instant deed
centre is passed. A charge of gas rc-
quires a certain time to become tally
ignited; thereiore it is necessary to
give a lead or advance to the spark
in relation to piston speed
r’,
, Heterm. 50:475.. ...
Wadi" alcohol applied with :n sponge
or cloth is one of the best “£094.09.
cleaning either cloth or lenthdr $37501.
turpentine is sometimes
(or cleaning leather.
1:0an headline 0! 0i
lever: Mot aleanaihe can
09-011,: $350707 with e
0d carburclbr. it is cut
mazneto reoupltag;
43” and a rigid the
lie the were:
of rhea .«nnn ihesemd lag can
cerium betwee
tad levm a timer, spinning" E
tiers in accordance with their re- . :21].va you era save the ymlx- and, 99.. continue“ or in. m:
anective tiring order.
Motoring Department, Sentinel:
ture is rich enough to overcome bagels
vari n 600% [bundles due to too
firing at high speed it: til probabilitydlnuch advance. for the point of ignition
the springs that close the intake valv-
may rmin too in advanced despite
l w0uld appreciate it very much it 9“ “9 “a 0" "10 VAN“ “0 stickingmi'q retarditibn oil‘ine lever when the“
Hm mun“ ht me know through your “12 .uiQ 5W0. Perhaps ”19 BDHDKI motor slows down. ‘
columns how ihr the automobile' was
advanced in 1900. Were there any six-
cylinder cars in use? . ., N. L.
The writer has no knowledgeni any
six-cylinder automobiles being built
in 1900. At that time there were vent.
few ioupcyllnder foreign ‘cnrs bhllt.
Most of them were 0! the ones“
two-cylinder type. In 1902 the Frank
lip company entered a car in the
Glidden Tour having a iourcyliader
factor. This was perhaps one oi the
first four-cylinder type automobile
motors built. ‘
- Motoring Dominant. Sentinel:
Can you tell me how to get the en-
gine started whenthe self-starter fails.
to work‘ and there is no crank handle
with which to crank the “Engine, This
happened to ins once and i managed to
rust the engine going by; putting the .
gear in mesh and then running the car
down grade. I happened 66 boys acme
one with me at this time. but was won.
daring what to do in such a case should
I happen to be alone. READER.
MINE}! you jack up one oi'the
rear wheels and place a gear in menu
you'canturn the motor-over by tune
lag the wheel. Would suggest using
‘ f the low gear for this.
Motoring Department; Sentinel:
. i have a motor question to ask for
publication in your paper. I have a
2fhlpmohiie,1912 model. 2! have just
lied it overhauled and cleaned. and
since then it heats very badly. Can
only drive- a mile or two beiore the
water. bulls; The mechanic who did.
the work claims that it is due to the
_ parts all being tight, and. that shortly
tbe2trouble will stop: I had, nosucb
,2 2 trouble before having it overhauled. I
2‘ moanammmnm that
condition.
have lost their tension to such an ex-
tent that‘ ivhen the engine is running linen {re rough and ragged. with the
last they tell to close the valves
unmkl,
rem'nin pertiyr'open during the cout-
prsssion stroke and when the spirk
occurs are still open. "In such 9. case
the gas in the combustion chamber of
the cylinder being ignited backhres
‘through the open intake valve into the
msnitold and mixing chamber oi the
carburetor.
Would suggest removing all the in.
take valves in order to make sure that
they sent’ properly and work ii. bly in
the guides. , _
biotoring 055.com, Sentinel:
.4
The holes drilled in mudlers corne-
result that the escaping gases not .8840.
his; Smoothing oi! the rough- men
will usually eliminate the “Welcome
sound. .~ 2
When tiled riving wheels get into
mud so deep and so slippery that trac~
tion cannot be maintained it is a good
plan to throw dust. sand. or straw in-
to the mud to thicken it and partly lee.
sell its lubricating qualities, .
Despite the fact that a well built
electric lighting and starting system
'glv'es little trouble. it is important that
the devices provided by the mounted-7
turer to lbdiéito 'dern'nihn'ent- should
‘der civil service rules and cannot be
he?”
inith, special deputy
collector. and
collector. have been in offlge 81 gem
'} Wallace A.
and have served under all administrs.
_ ions“ filmy; men in Hai'ltord and New
lie.
hare been in the se'r‘iico 30
_ manual...” oodlestorshin
92,06.“ .81).“! Thai is or awake.
“ill habitat Successor.
2 2 End Emil. lithe has held the oldies
IIDr the M eight were out! Him
7h:
tote his time and attention
the Bridgeport Board or Trade. He
said that he would give his success
lot; when he mourned ellee every as
mi... that he could. He was lav.
orably 41le to his sliccessor, aol
said that he was glad Mr. Mcaoiern
was named.
one wellness We“.
A good many people in Norwalk
are at a loss to determine just where
penalty uponibe rolusal to not split:
his order. The follow extreet iron:
the state statutes will shed a little
light on this matter:
i
shall malls complaint in writing to
,the selecimcn ‘ota town. the warden
of a borough, or the chief of police of
a city that any dog owned or harbor-
led within said town. borough. or city
'is a nuisance by reason- oi vicious
disposition. .nxcessive barking,
otller disturbance. or that any dog by
such barking or other disturbance is
' 2 a source of “menus to any invalid
or sick person residing in the vicinity,
said .emlnn. . cblei oi police. or
governor: shall; investigate such com-
"bible; and mi? sinus him: order pon-
menstruation. mentor
into! n dog so maybe deem-
800888;].
dog who bait neglect
ply wit such order
.. 7i ,
ilil‘illllll nil
,nowv. evil} nasv'l l2r- barium
so‘ WNATBMLLV TRAN“ no,
in... result is that the valve, Wm not” anything but “"5587; 'VQWVMN’ Elfin-l...
, You can turn gray. faded hair bend
tifully dark lid 1089000201570“ over
22.055705
pound" at any drug store; Millions or
bottles of this‘ old. famous Sage Ten
Recipe are d annuall)’. “In a well-
ililii'iv'v'n' dr' t hire because it
darkens the hill! 60 um And, 9v.
only that no one can tellgrit has been
applied. ‘2 '
"Those whose hair is tripling gray.
thin: We a suprise awaiting them.
Although the Mercurial in my car he. watched. i.t_ in m, " easy to. bec‘aase sitar one or two bppllcations
“*wkm“ ' “W mp" 6" horn: thi also oilooktngiatindicators then-v 581"“th “WNW
singing noise. What can you suggest
to stop this? , - 9-25
AnsweHVery likely the pinion
warm thpendoithe. driving Instr
in museum deeply with the crown!
or matter gusset the eldereuii‘nh
The noise you speak or may be chm:
tasted by: moving; the two gears
attendees-.1272." Edit M2 are equip,
pad with ah adjustment. so. that the .
dinerentisl; as a unit. may be moved
iron: side to side. 22 j .
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Motoring Department. sentinel:
My new car has alnrge storage bats.
tery ior lighting and starting purposes.
Is 0 volt meter all that is necessary to
tell right condition of the batteries?
‘ W- St
Answer-:A‘ low reading volt meter: ,2"
still a hpdrometer should be used to
.eblsin correct indications 01- ii bat- ,2
tery‘acciiditioa. Tbevolt meterreadr2
in simply shows the electrmalpras
sure at the these! refill! Th 07‘
m reading in oddities:
shows ‘2
the condition of the electrolite Bear, 1
an it is to (0110800 habit oi laboring
him. ‘. . ' _ , 0",; .
THE Rfllsfiefi 6? {8AM
Meditate-e1 sitter-ulna” that you
overheard the 0178er between the do-
Md“ t Indrhlh. wire?
Witness-TY“. sir.
Magistrate—Tell his, it you call.
what he seemed to be doing.
bacon. llnuriantly dnrlt and beauti-
till—«nil dandruff goes, scalp. 1m
twinning hsir steps.
This is the? Are at youth tire!
haired. unattractive talks aren't mate
ea. around. so get busy with Wyath’s
S
,be2 delighted with your dark. band-
seine heir and your 30101770100098!“ _
, Vance within a tow:- days. ,.. '
mange unionist cause. There hu‘ 2
' not been a removal .trom the collect-
. on, cities in this city. gr slice:
.1
hove
obi: hhan'nol'i. deputy
33; in... use: stated that the cal -- 22
item: expired but, February, will 00L“. 1
to'
Dog Warden. Thomas 28'. Walshs‘ nu- _
thority begins pudenda, saggy“ the
Whenever any Person or persons.
Any petals) owning or
ill 0010” ”iii.
018111 iryo 75¢.ka cent bottle oi.
to bad; Sulphur Colo»
0m faded. err. mesh slid.
and Sulphur tonight and you'll '
-nv—‘n
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.v
ty?.
“full times for roses-
2 rose,—
”w“ -
THE LAY OF THE EARLY
ROSE.“
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A rose once grew within
a garden of April-"green.
lulu: lonenejse, in bar loneness
And the fairer for thafioneaess.
w m '— n
A white rose delicate
-uov "Es-4a....“
Never waiting fortbelmln.
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‘For thammkuore and the
Royal-rod 2 and Adela-bliss
“Whatglory theater me.
In such a company 7- '
Roses plenty, roses plenty,
And one nightingale for twen-
«st. 1.2m}: lonely; stand,
Uplifting erhitc hand——
on a mission, on a mission,
To declare the coming vision}?
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\
A“ , and-
On a tall bong]! and “might!
my corner, early comer,
".42.; 3,8 7.2 Jr. «until:
22‘???
'l'erun 0 Trader
HS Ritchie.
New York Prepares: _ (52502-5000 07
Anniversary on rise-lag or
a (X50889! ‘5.
The Nay York Tsrcentenary com-
2 mission has decided that in spite of
the war. New York, city will ecle-
bate its three hurldipdih anniver-
sary annuity next; month. The
commission announces, mover. that
it has given up all extensive plans
for the tel-centenary celebration. par-
,mmfiammywmvuns-
anterior; regent- “ MOI!
mm m
The celebration not only commem-
orates the entry or New York city in-
to the commerce of the world in 1014...
through the granting of the first
._ rter by the States’ 2. his
2 We '2 communion ave
sided that 900‘th my -
4ponuumtohud‘s a e -
bruise when the country is in n
r or reassurance and or a new stimulus
,laj commercial and industrial activi-
' use“
The big event will come 0:: the
evening edge-toilet Si, which. is Hal-
loween. A ’glaot merit. the largest
ever held in New York and which is
plannelLto surpass even that of the
Hudson-Fulton celebration. will be
hheid. Hundreds of Goa-is, Aorta-mug
lgyns inhabited by Indiana. its
”filament tween dutch set-
ML And tradinf poet and its mar
\eleus growth, will be drawn through
miles of gtneetn Wally illuminated
with thousands of electric lights. A
viewing stand will be erected in trout
of the library at Forty-second street
It): uterine. where (Internet
Glynn and Mayor Mitchell will re-
view. as it were. the history and rise
0! ‘88)! York. On October 28 there
will lie on automobile parade for de-
\eltlcles. with prizes for the hand-
somest decorations in both classes of
cars. Plans are now formulating for
a. commercial oxhiblt to be held irom
Nmember 8 to” 25. ,.
Odiocrs 07 Commission.
The officers rol‘ the 'l‘ercentenar
2&0on are as tollosrn: President
General Howard Carroll; solids vice
presidents. Alton B. Parker and Dr.
George ”1121mm; Vice presidents. Vii:-
cent Astor, August Belmont. Andrew
Carnegie; 26w; 3.2 Costelyou. Geo.
‘22 2:. resold. manned H. Mac.
‘ but. W l. O’BrienuJohl: Rocke~
tellers, .17.. gelenel Henry W. Sac-
hellulegoh rt: scrim. hbac N. Selig
marl Theodore P. Shiloh. B A.
Smith. , James Bpeyer. Home
To be. Theodore. Veil. William
bur Williams;
‘ treasurer. .‘l‘. P. Moi-gnaw 00.. ‘ score-
180’ Ed'pi‘dr Wigwam Hail; min
i A}: motioned
- Banner 021"!»
souls mun. Geno.
tSE pi P08 8m m-
' none. - 2
2 You can demonstrate the Superi-
ority oi Bishoprlc 2Wall Board over
the old. costly almond-plaster coil-.7
struction at little cost the next time
you have a. pptltron 00' build.
Just go loony 3151:0073ch denim
and get enough 0(2- this wondertul.
material in cover the em you want
to close an. Put up your sledding.
then nail on the Bishnprio Bpard.
The wall is ready at once for any-
kind officer-atlas; :10 w gt 2
a startling. datum.
msnnouwlummmrsn
simm-
,._2rtqlie In the
“ school building on ‘Psenpect avenue.
Built. on the stone or the hill. each
diet-
ture and will confine itself largely .to ,
the ML“, Mot .UMLAI Ishnd'
corate‘d pleasure and commercial‘
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