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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, May 26, 1915 · page 11

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three ism ago, firmly established ‘"
them a! the “eyes" of the italian ~ ‘
armY- '
late in 1914, before the various I
fighting powers bought all the avail- ~ . . .
‘abie aeroplanes and other aircraft . ,,,,,,,,,
that could be had, Italy's au- fleet rank
ed' third. being outstripped only by ' ' ’ ‘ '” 9
Germain! and ii‘rance- See Elsa]- the Photon”
' Land and Sea Squadrons: , ’ 3
Her aeroplane fleet consists ‘of 15 4 South Main Street. ‘ ..
land and two sea squadrons, each of 10 . . ’
machines, seven of which lire always About a P‘Ctute Of Your Hall”
in active service and three in reserve or Family Gm
Each quuadron consists of 10 pilots“

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

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Motoring Department, The Sentinel—
On my car I jacked up one wheell

The land hadrons are made u of if 50’ remember, I have the only
sq . p piete‘ Eye Testing Parlors in our city
armored scouting machine guns and
' I examine your eyes. grind lenses
another type ofmachine used in spot— lit th frames All work done “tan
ting the enemy's batteries and troop Mod 9 Bho '
positions. Sixty fast “spotters” re .. on p.

celain if posebie. If the porcelain is
and afiel- placing the gear in meshv cracked or otherwse defective a leak.
turned the wheel to ascertain the age of current at this point will ef-
amount of backlash or play elem.lfect a. weak spark at the plug points

through to the motor. as measured on I and 0: course, a miss. Then. again.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

the tire. I found it to be a fraction less’the current will short circuit through These seamen of the American steamer Gulflight were saved by lritish tugs and patrol boats cent were delivered to the Italian ‘ Daily 8:30 t° 6 p' m. Monday, 9 WW
than one- eighth turn of the wheel it“ accumm‘te‘d "75011 0n the name after the vessel was torpedoed oil? Scilly Islands May 1. Three of the crew lost their lives as a re- army. Many powerful “bombardlers.” “ad" ""1 Friday until 8 9 m. .
Two experienced mechaniciaus look Vtain between the center roll the plug sult of the attack. The testimony 'of the survivors was to the effect that the German submarine as the armed machines are called, are WILLIAM J. MOORE ,- -;
log on informed me that the car had.and th base. This, of course. may be gsl'e no u arlllllg wwhateleI' but shot the torpedo into a vessel flying the American flag in plain under construction, many of them hav- K"'"" 3'9" 55 Washington .9"
very little play or backlash, not more removed by cleaning: ‘ HE“ This has been the cause of the representations made to the German go moment in the ing been completed. The new Capronl PM“: 13°54-
than any secondhand Cl" and not Before expecting each cylinder to note of President Wilson. . . 9 biplane, a national itaiian design
more than soul? He“ ear in“ v1 would “0 properly you midst determine m carries a one-inch. (11!le firing
be ‘1“ to hive your 05mm“ in the whether each cylinder liai’ gVo‘od com. John P. Hayes, M. J. Riordon and‘ Franklin street for some other pineal COAST ARTILLERY CAMP. gun mounted on the nose. The ma- Read -Made Chm.
“19.“ng and if the backlash may be pression. You can hardly eXpect the Robert E Louden. "the same way they did with Meadowl chine can make 75 miles an hour and W 11 fit Ydu in form but
,9medied,a V. motor to fire regularly if compression Three reasons were given in favor and Laura street." . Sixth Company a... to Fort Wright is credited with staying aloft 34 ; anl mfg-m . éu ‘
it is not possible to eliminate ““18 not good. _ ., of the extension by Mr. Swartx. a3 The city of Nth-walk was compared, June 10-19. hours. Irlno d: trgtrchsr from ‘
of the backlash, as measured on the "' during the course of the remarks ofi last night, by Councilman Iii. J. Hip- In ten days the Connecticut Nation- The Italian aviation school systemI a ‘ ’
tire. While there may be sufficient HELPFUL H‘INTO. the others in favor of the scheme they son. to the chip with a "champaign; ai guard will begin its series of sum- is one that might be copied without $15 00 UP’
backlash to permit one-eighth turn of It is the prevailing thought mg. were seconded. The speakers urgedV thirst and a beer income." mar camps and at intervals during the regulation by backward countries.
gtile wheel. this does not indicate that tires pumped up hard will roll easier. favorable action because it would; Gold Councilman Milne: “I'm in fav. next two months the several branches such as the United States. There are VS. Naman
immediate repairs are necessary. A, and increase the mileage per “no!” ‘provide a direct and convenient route| or of anything that is right. no matter: of the service will go to various points six recognized military schools, IAvi—
filer a car has been run a few thousand of 833919.18 as compared with softly, to the South Norwalk station for um what district the improvement is ln.V to receive instruction in manoeuvres ano, 'Miraflorl, Pordenone'. IS. F‘rances- I,
miles there is bound to be more or inflated casings In a recent test it per Norwalk automobiles; it would rs-i Everyone from"‘80uth Norwalk that and combat exercises, until the first oo‘ 31 Campo Somme. [ombardo and Custom Tailors. 1:01.35?!»
have the serious coniesiion problem spoke in favor or this thing told of the? A ' 225-227 E. Washington 8%.

Jess lost Vmotion develop in the var— was found that such is not the case week in August. The principal feat- the marine flying 8011001 at veal“-
ious uniyieflal joints, shafts and gears, land that, on the whole, the underflat-. on North MM" street, and would PTO-l benefit it would be to upper Nor-walk. ure Of the summer will he the six ‘ ~ 9
between the wheels and motor. A little . ed tire will show better mileage. The vide a safe and convenient route fori I don't like it! ’You’re not talking in weeks' school of musketry at Mt
inlay. at each: connection, when added theory is that the soft tire will wrap ”‘9 firemen 9‘ the Central Station to fator °f a consolidated city that way”; Haven in place of' the camp at Niantic "MY snubs SM“
’together amounts to' considerable. It, around the bumps and 1.de obmm respond to the extra large number of Mr. Milne’s remarks ended in a burstlfor enlisted men. The war depart-
is hardly economical or advisable to'iions. while the hard tire must mounti calls sent out from the Springwood °t ”PM“ W the spectators, “1° ment “501313 and “103° 01 the my
replace" all these parts in order to them and thus consume power. imflvn °t “‘9 city {crowded a" M room/ii" H | [pecticut National 3 Were in no “0"“ SH POWERS
eliminate all the accumulated lost Inc The efficiency of ignition wires can-. Attorney L90 Davis. 10“" in "1° in-i “9 rescind“ 1' favor 9‘ the 80.} cord in the view that the men 0‘ the
tion. in new-"I cars the accumulated not be determined by the thickness of terests of his brother. Joseph Davie. immune of the freehold”: report on organized militia were in need of thor-
amount or play allowed approximates ‘ the insulation. Especially is this true i Whose property 19 affected by the “W the ""5“ wasmresented by Councils? “3939913 instruction in the use and
one inell,.as measured on the fire. in‘of secondary wires The insulation Iwork “lied that I fairer “3083111011! man 310“” ”lid seconded bY Goon-V care of the modern army rifle. such 111'

Cleaning, Pressing and _
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some-instances it is as much as two however. should be of good quality. be made of Mr. Davis’ property. HeV cilman IWoife.] struction as was not available during ——about as long as Germany's entire TheFORD SEDAN is high niacin
Mime- H 1! possible that you will find Unnecessary thickness of insulation considered that the owners 0! proper-i, ' Other Matters Considered. .. the winter drill season and such as coast line-whlle the shores of the appearance and appointmenu. All
“"0 motor portion of this lost motion increases the state capacity,» which is the luxurious conveniences you die-I

ty on West Washington street should 0.1L Hunt was the only person they would not be likely to obtain at is and

. . . penineu adjacent islands touch am ”in
at one or two pints, where if adjust- undesirable“ lbe assessed. as it would be benedtted heard in oppb’ition to the ‘ithlrty-twoI a camp where much of the time was the sea for a distance of 4160 miles, 2:35:81]; edguggtaifigfirhe .3”
merits or replacements are made, the Nothing is more exasperating than i as much by the improvement as land foot building line proposed for one Vspen't in manoeuvred‘. drill and other to, which must be added' the African 3,. restful ma splendidly wilt“

amount or lost motion may be cop the erslstant lesirh of a nun e ointVfllelf "Welt street would MW“! llde Of Union avenue. He declared features to the comparative neglect tel-ed with cloth of the h V
P 8 8 i - coasts of Libya Italians-Tripoli and quality in detail is economy in

 

siderabi3I reduced. on the manifold, where copper is us... Davis later withdrew all opposition. Illl W090“! “I the only hill on .2th of the use of the rifle and frequent tar- Cyrenaioa—to say nothing of those 01 t t n m!” i de m
ed on the ”am, The trouble. how loves to the extent of demanding a street‘which would beddeote'd. a thirdl get practice. the foreign dependencies Eritrea 1m, :‘ifiefiffig‘fiif gigs [has gum
diepertnrentt'i‘he Sentinei— ever, nearly alway can be remedied byl new and fai‘rérV assessment; and gave of it being midi! film by til Flirt The connecticnt organisations will '13! Somliisnd and Tientsin ' tions of the closed limousine for
mu you New explain how a no,” cum“ . doors IW‘ .tlie pm with in“. e'n'm-o ”support "ot "the1 ‘iitbemo; .. Vandal. W‘smm did rollmr- this «peddle» ...,,., 5 Add. m the fleet. m; coast. m lgcleVmeiu weather. andV 1131‘“! of
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! '0 can ‘9“ Wheth‘ér each spark Plus a cold chisel and another around the Jud 0 John of. Light, acting in the Wit It the PWM fit!!!“ tbbniid‘ June 148 camp of instruction for.

h a 10“? cylinder car is sparking hole in the flange When the studs! interegts of Raymond Brothers. in- 011“) the “Who‘ll! Nazism“: bill? be held artillery officers It Tobyhanna,I Vmpeflnfiouggictglngmm;:§: Esfigngcmgsatmfofififinw
properly? Also please explain how a which hold the manifold in place are l formed the council should it give his oons'idered his privilege to do this 1),, ~ . Argentaro Gaeta Ancona and Brln-
noxice can determine whether each drawn up, the' gasket is compressed clients the privilege to remove a large should remain unbampered. Attorney; June 7-17 school for infantry oilicerai (““1 works in the Strait 0‘ Messina FORD SEDAN 8976; W
(yiiuder is working properly--.F J and partially fills the grooves sealing house on the land owned by them on L00 Davis represented property Own‘i at East Haven. land at Toronto while north of the “I .750; Town Car “90; Wm
M. the joint. Franklin street, which will be affected, are on Union avenue. who favored the« June 10.19, expedition of the coastar- V land of Sardinia is the “an“ ‘61me Moo; Runabout “to. _V
This can be‘determined by short- Most springs break because the they would transfer the remaining tenV “090664 line. HT- Hunters wilrllkaltillery reserves, to take part in the tar Maddalena Venice too is forn equipped, f.o.b. Detroit. .
eircuiting the plugs in succession. spring clips are not kept tight. It is feet of their property to the city on a relations with his “MEMO" ““3 “"1 joint coast defensh exercises at Fort lied “all!“ an. attack 1;), sea but to
This may be done with an ordinary a good idea to inspect and apply the' qulmlalm speaking as a citizen and closed durlnxlthe hearing. One or the H. G. Wright . 'what ext at is not known ’
screwdriver. Of course one‘s ear must wrench occasionally to these parts. A; tax- -payer, Judge Light was heartily in freeholders onwthis committee owns June 20. 27. camp for cavalry Queen; 9 i , S. L Benedic

be 30mm“ "“de ‘0 the sound of few moments spent doing this occa-l accord with the extension It had been property on Unmn “Wilt H9" “I at Fort Ethan Allen. Vermont. Troop Monumfi-alvrmos "0;; CAUSES
“‘9 “0“" 1“ ”a" ‘0 ““5“ a slight sionaily may forestall a broken urn-Ins! pointed out that if action was not tak’V replaced by Osfislus m. WVebb ' " n will send a number of non-commit . an IT AGENT-
miss. . . and a lot of unnecessary delay when en immediately by the council, a newV' C M. Welsh is, planning to install a cloned omcers to this camp. V.. - _ ' 73 NORTH MAIN STREET
, '1! you care to take the plugs out of touring. ' brick building would be erected hiock—‘ mfmber or feet of sewer on his prep 3. June 31-20, camp of all officers of Dummy Womm ask. Fmdum 0‘" Buyers will share in prom; its”
the cylinders you can determine by When connecting the carburetor to lug any further extension. . lerty or “users Purchase will pay the medical corps at Tomb-nus. Pa 0"""2'" Property for sell at retail 300'000 110w W
observation ’whether each plug . is the intake manifold of the engine itl John p Hayes said "the line ghoulq' cash for the work himself, and asked Several officers will go from Hartford ' ' $25000 between August. it)“. and A .
“mm“ °' “0" Um“ the Spark “Palm“ "0‘ be “90°53“? ‘0 Dull the'be drstn somewhere.” and as there the council-«imper- they would agree Hartford men in the medical corps In Fanny mm 01' Daub”), Med 3““ 1915. . ,
is enlarged when you do this you couplings in order to bring them into were other routes to the railroad etc“ to pay their share of the expense at, clIVIde Major 'Paiil Waterman. Captain in Superior Court yesterday against
cannot be certain as to the true con- line. if the piping is in good order it thon, the matter should be held up by whatever time'- (they secured the avail-l Otto G. Wled‘ma'n. Charles S. sternI Phillip ahd mm Chiareiil, also of
“”0““ the porcelains. should go into place \Vltlimlt difficulty. the council. There were plenty of ship money. ’The board of estimpte and William T. Owens and First lyieus mm" asking for foreclosure of ,
Under atmow spheric pressure the if it does not the difficulty may often’ other streets that needed attention, heV will be asked, at its next meeting. to tenant Hush F Fisherty and Robert property. on Main Street Danbury, VISIT I“
current will Jump to small spark san be rectified by adtering the position of said, but in order to build the town. include this item in next year’s‘budget. m. Yergason. 1“" in 90359.3an of the 'defendants,
and apparently be all right. but when. the carburetor on its bracket. Bring-”1,9 proper tiling to do was to conductl Attorney Joseph R. TMlOl‘. ropre- July. 7.13 practice march. First coin . h payment of two notes held by her , . .
the current is forced to jump the sapling the parts into line by main force things on a more businesslike basis. muting A. Tortov, .of this city, asked puny, signal corps. 10.320 000 and $25, 000 reapectiveiy. ' .V. .3
. under the' resistance of compressioniis very apt to strain the your. in the and make it a little more easy forV :that the council take action in lower July iii. school of muskeTry at the The plaintiff claims at)“ on Novem GHIOTTO & KU
it will find, a short circuit in the port 1 piping and cause leaks. , the tax- .pnyer . 133 from $15, 000 to $10, 000 theaseeee- ““9: range, East Taven, for emcerBV her 6 1913' defendants owed Wallace ‘
. 9 The work was opposed by Coun- ment on the Tarlov block. on Wells and enlisted men. to last 81! W99“- .A. WM“, 320,000 and subsequently
:1. 3;. I' climan Riordan because the burden lngton street. The request Willm- The First and Second infantry regi- :made an agreement that payment was
”A" CRUSH“ |MPROVEMENI 0f- HANK ‘ was placed on the tax—payers in the for'red to “‘9 corporation ”“95"“ : ments will 3° by battalions. Th3 first to be made five years from date. The
fifth district. Mr. Riordan stated thatl June 9th 'rlias been set as the 'ditle‘ mm weeks are allotted to the Second mortgage on a lot of land with “low V
£0“ TRUGKi- VVVIL SIRE]. volt” out of an appropriation of $61,441 for a hearing'V on the‘ reloéa’tlbn br‘ infantry and the second three weeks logs on Main street 8“me VV . ..
granted by the board of estimate, for Connecticut Company poles .an Grip to the ply-ac.- l April 15 .1014 Walk!“ A: White, trap:- V . .
~ the fifth district, $31, 836 Went for the my Beuieeord. July 18.27, joint camp 0’ instruction 15‘s! rred ah m. intereat m‘ the note and "I ' : “
. j‘ -béneflt or 'th'e‘ fourth district. ’He lr'pdin Wm“ 'ruwrsr host; 0. Army hall‘- field innocence «mammal Fawn“? silently. W? t ”EMF
(continued Frvm First Page) 'didn’t conSidér it fair, and said he the horiii‘éjig elrl'iud mayor, norm for pattern,- Member-y. - - loo." 3 §o CW?“ “gag GA“

wall and overturned thought the fifth district was pairing received it fiibvii’iitlon to MMfl’ July aéAGgust 4. field hospital. ‘NMW . lited to N1“ 13' Whiterfor
l'M' Wolfe, JohnD Milne, and Hub“, ‘too much. ~ ". .Hn the memorial day servim Ito ."ll! cavalry, at Quonsett Point. '11. 1.. ”mt-w 1325. 000 which they} d by as

OfVV six men on the truck-at the time Mather who beca
. use of , he absence ~I den--
‘0 Hare was the only one injured. His Vof arm: Frances’k. 3121qule noted as 1“ “D‘m‘m” “ was ”med ml be“ m “‘1“ cu” m" mmhmm “”9 ”W99“ “a mm m“ parable five rem from date ““1 3‘: .. MEN
' that in the distribution of the or? authorized to draw up checks “35‘5“ vres. - Jlel‘ cent. interest. payable; semi-

ekuli ‘iIv'as fractured and his head residi m
-p as o ”a" Councilmen kiwi pauses in the five. districts the iax‘ one to be forwarded to theasoeniliiiL July museum: 4. field. ”0991“" No'l'aunuuily. The note was secured. y 9' 1

,‘crushed. The truck is owned by P. .i. den and Iiouden ex [ragged their ”8. .
Murphy is Bridgeport truckman. The ,sons for voting “gag“ the e I sion rate ‘of the fifth district had advanced War vetV V and the others to Bach; 1, and Ambulance company No 1.4K- mortgage on the Danbifry iiiébérty. .

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accident is attributed to the failure or been“... the “a. win be born mi but 3-4 of firm!“ “ml” the new 50?- inshm 3. '

the brakes to hold the ear. ,tax-payers of‘ the fifth. distrl '13.;th eminent, than it was before. while the! Fowler 1’ ’ V. i. w ”‘W l assigns spots! and‘ short go to. .
-. Little is known about O'Hara who the entire benefits derived ed other districts had lumpy aeverail Norwaiks “share of the county tax. . ~. «EXTRAVkGANCE _r 9 Fahnfwm PM flag that m
joined the show 111' Bridgeport recent-i by fourth district residen imiiw- ' ‘g V 133(993I95r‘m on 3% film” "I“ “9 Still war extends ifi “We “may, 1: this amount defendants have neglect-

his lip July 1.? “can't do it!" was terror men discern it. ‘ .; ed and refused to pay More“ due,

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

l ‘RobertE. London, councilman. stren- and

 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

’17... ‘13"? W“. about 45 years old The discdaslo f the ext union . ‘
'yvork occupied “:03 the split: time‘ nousiy opposed the proposition be- said been lost dill“ Am“? The spendthrlft W9 his wealth She states that defendants are
BRIDGEPORT, May 26 .a-JP J Max. of the council last night. the only. other cause, as he declared the fifth \distrlct men for . V'; away: ‘ VV ,9. . .’ mow in. possession of the pibperty and
Jilly has a barn and garage at 97 business being- transacted w" up bad to- pay for it. rMr. Inudon asserts; to the op “ \Watsgpiieji up an . Pl it. 1 askf‘s: that p, foreclosure or strict initi-

 

‘ed that the fifth district doesn't derive Damage . All - 1‘ W , . «.4 or by decree of sale ‘99 the ,
any benefit. from the Washlnstbn: some“ titre ghj ills submersion] “Wm M m. in am my in. méy MW? In Me. 0.9 VT’ANV, RUBEER SOLVE ”if
street bridge, yet helps pay on its :bond Dari ' 9. dries adhered wit he eémht be filled W a ““13. CAPABLE mi ct foreclosure “6 asks “in. when V
i issue. He said thlEJWl'fll $5“qu 1'19” 31‘.” 131033th 353 P “worker-58nd I.“ ”Pap“; workers {em “”6310st becomes Vath'omm that the ‘ _ “.9
910th! 0‘ the advantage ironic “Willi 3“” “"99“ “Emmi-aptly cut 'on work, watch the Senti- ”guises shall be vested in her with ’I ' ‘3
school system. and the fifth district] or'vvalk.on elfith day of May. Thve .,
even as; has to help support it. his claim wits " I
'made the statement that depth cpl waster;
{walk opposed the scheme the last ..
time it was up for, consideration; .
cause it didn't have the money. but
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Henry street from which he conducts important 1399le the fact that the
a trucking businesp. 'He wae~drivlng city council mg already passed .upon
thorn-lick which overturned and had a and approved the work. and last
Izieafiiiidi or! with him. but both 08,“ night’s hearing was supposed to be
called th him although they confined exclusively to the question of
vii: throw lgle‘ truck. Reeves the benefits and damages levied?“
M onette Vellum:- of wli George may prominent citizens. zoos occa-
Reeved 1?;qu yin‘exhlblting at 510le eitherivommeiid theilii'oposed
South and ranisian avenues” er'e' orir as an improvement. answer»
9 his v’éVVqulVaVysr “Filth the council

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

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