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will parlance some trouble at other times.
ducins or Increasing the intensity of 1 this condition. . -
1 the spark? 1
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and appreciating your efforts. l em, accordance with the spoon of motor.
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Wm a his“ is tBSEQd outside of uléymglble without “using M10;- to
cylinder it may seem perfect However’ knock. This range of action is deter-
W011 placed in cylinder 114115! 11013 mined by the speed at which motor
5 work atrall. When plug is out 01 EYE‘ is' turning 11m ‘1
inder the. air resistance to current at
1 the g'ap- is-about ilfte'on pounds. When11
. in ‘he cylinder two compressioum
3 istange may be fdalr or five" HM1‘111
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instance Likewise it the insulator is1 ernowa with S‘ea‘!‘ in about a mile “‘11
carbonized the current will find the 8 111‘s“: run at a speed 0‘ about twenty
bath of least resistance. if insulator m es an hour. it is also necessary to
is suspected it is advisable to separate
the plug point considerably when test- tunes The engine ‘5 properly lubrl
ing on the outside. '
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motoring Depertment,'fhe1senfinel-‘
'My engine has Jupt' uoen‘ $01011th!
overhauled. l have the brdpel' circula-
bearings are in perfect condition. 1‘
had 6a small leak in radiator so put
Motmihg DeIpart'ment, The abntinei—
;; “3‘30” my 3°” backfire when Ivthis have: any effect on motor? If so
crank when 9016' With spark W“ What would you advise me to use to
“"9997 H“ only done this for the, remove meal from radiator and walls
last two m‘Miths. Also engine seems of cylinders—B -.P ‘Is
to heat up Valves have been groundr _The “on“ ,aystem, especially the
once this year Sparkwplugs ha‘e‘been' radiator, should be kept free from all
cleaned quite often and new spark foreign matter. The corn meal is with-
”P“? thr°“gh°“t Howrhighu should'om' doubt the cause of the present
. spark lever be IIpleoed 11111116 running ,taouble. The radiator should be remote
v along ieve roa "
.el and thoroughly flushed out. You
When motor ‘5 °°ld “1° ”3°11" °~ may had it necessary to haves raglan-
does not vaporize so readily and a or repair man open it “P in order to
poor mixtumresults. Yo): can easily get all t ”111$“ out. likewise, the
111911111; pr'iurgr finch wlll merrnitrres‘} Water (PM. “a other. 931119 "Eho be
,1 niatlng‘ the miiture'from 99.111; Tllht‘ thoroughly hushed . . "..: .~
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Newtown Woman ‘ ’Abendons Her;
:1Hor1'1': and lic1fudb‘e'1'.to"'Res'1ur'1i:
.. . - Relations, ,
That we Julia woichowsky for-
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because of"the startling“ revelation
.1 made by her need mother that her
' husband. Frank Woiohowelcy,_ a team.
star, was her own uncle, wastes,
s‘tartlin'g1 disclosure 1in‘ the
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diotoring' Department The sentinel—J weather. The trouble can hardly be in
saw- hi h e or kindred I'IiIi‘l the old
spark plug fire just as good: the Valves, otherwise you would tax-.11“ om
theI Perhaps you are not getting as good
does the I grade of fuel as formerly and the
compression have any effect on re- carburetor needs adjusting to meet
The correct position of the spark
‘ it should be edvanoed as much as
change water in radiator at that dis-1
outed. carburetor animated properly.”
3corn meal into it to stop leak. Wo uld1
' assets of the late Mr. misting...
loy- passed an ordenmnlertdlnE-fi this
tom! with the: childtqneto 11pr the f
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1a servant of the householdsevho had
previous to her mementos natural 111"” M 311“” Kind in CirclilIf-lon
born son of an unknown father. By 11' This City.
the law of the land‘ or Wtom' this
“It'ouih Itoolt the name bf "Woi’choweky
He was the father of N151" Woichow
shy, but so far as Fréfih‘P'finows be
111111 not have the same and: ‘of blood.
Frank did not like his“ ‘ét‘épmoiher,
so went away as 9 8011119111 ‘and never
city. At two of the banks it was rt,
time a large number of counterfeit
Buffalo nickel: detected and rejected.
a: the hotels and in other places also
a number or the counterfeit nickles
have been passed 1
land again. “The counterfeit Buffalo nickel is
He offered to take back 311113 “lone of the hardest of the oountcrfelts
wife, but to every 11111111119116 turne'di to detect.‘ sold a local man who ban-
a deaf ear, even to thy: :pl’éadings of dies many coins. There is nothing
her three children, thrit, 11° had not about the ring of the counterfeit coln‘
seen for months. to enablecne to detect it, but it is
necessary tumult: a study of the en
graying 011.111: coin. When this is done
it is found that the counterfeit nick-
new MILFORD HIAJ' co.
Attorneys Trying to Leone Asset. or oi appeared to be' stamped out by
Late Official. . . machine while the outlines of the ago
ures on the real nickel are not so
sharply defined aethe counterfeit nick-
el.
"The prlpclpai way of detecting the
counterfeit is to enemies closely the
Lawyers representing the creditors'
.of the New Milford Hat Company sub-
jected William 6. Green; assistant
treasurer of the compassion: lengthy
examination at the bankruptcy pro-
ceedings before Referee Hosdiey in
New Milford yesterday morning in an
effort to gain informalion' about $160,-
1000 which the attorneys allege Inhould
be included in' the coasts of the es-
tate of the late Seyméd‘r S. Green.
ISeymour S. Green was 'the secretary-
treasurei of the bat cb'mpiiny.
The questions of the attorneys were,
based almost entirely 611' the flnancial‘
transactions of Seymour rash and
the lawyers endeavored to ascertain
from the witness what l‘eI IlgIh'Iew of cer-
tain checks calling {(Er‘ su‘r‘ns of ,from ,
95', 000 to $15, 000 that? were given by
the late Mr. Green and ‘b'rhich were
supposed to be securyd by. the prop;
erty of the hat company“ fibers. were
twentydour of these ,ighécks. but Mr.-
Green testified that 11973511311 very lit~
tie of the financial traggagtions of
Seymour 8. Green. 1151519369“ 8 Ft‘es‘m
niony occupied themgptirg morning
hearing; but at its conclmi‘onFtbeIIlaw-
yers had; been appamfly able to
throw very. little lightaopqtbe alleged
11f the base. of the pedestal is merited
by a sharp line. the nickel is s coun-
tarfeit. 11,111: pedestal is not clearly
marked off, with a straight line at the
base but rounds off gradually into the
background of the coin. it is a real
nickel. ” :..
new HAVEN M'Ahi HEADS sure
COLORED FREE masons.
Establishment of Masonic Home Left
in Abeyance, Being Considered
feasible Now.
HARTFORD, Sept. 16., —-'l'he chief
business of the most worshipful grand
necticut, in annual: communication
officers. Reports weremade by dif
ferent committees. ,The special com
mittee onI,the.establishment of 11 Ma-
sonic home reported that conditions
were not favorable at present. No
action was .talren‘;
The special- committee on relief
might further consider. a planter sick
benefits based on fpsyments into 11‘
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Grand Master Fletcher declined __a
museum .‘Georgc W:Cra1wrord. of
F' New Harlin: the present grand senior!
1 ~1warden, was elected grand master.
1 129qu Grand blaster John F. David
T? 111,695 reelected. The
e ct‘lons were:
Before adioanMree Road-
Grand senior
A large number of counterfeit Buf- .
2an 111011018 are in circulation in this:
ported that there had been for some
pedestal. on which the Budalo stands,
lodge, colored Free Masons of Con-1
here yesterday. was the election of.
requested to "be continued that it;
1
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F AND 110111: 1111
Stop Eating Meat for aWhile if Your
aliases is Trodbiing You. >
When you'wn'ke up' With backache
and dull misery in the kidney region
it generally means you have been eat-
ing too much meat. says a well known
1authority. Meat forms uric acid which
lovorworks the kidneys in their effort
e‘kito alter it from the blood, and they
1become sort of paralysed and foggy
1Wheu your kidneys get sluggish and
clog you must relieve them, like you
relieve your bowels; removing all the
‘ bod s when waste, else you have
3'" 3’5““ FW“ 5“““15 ibaclia'che, sick headache, dhsy spells.
SAN BEMTO. Tex. Sept. ~1your stomach tours, tonne is cost-
Heavy M‘” “d infantry patrols, ed, and when the weather is bad you
which were rushed to this city during in“ rheumatic twinzes. The urine u
1“" “1"“ka "9 a ”“19”“ ”1m1cioudy, full of sediment. channels of-
by Mum“ bandits. Evidence M“ ten get sore, water scales and you are
plot to terrorize the city was strength-10mm“ ‘0 seek relief two or three
sued by reports to army patrols dur-- :tlmes during the 1118M-
ing themiaht of activities of MexicansI E;ilher, consult ‘ 8006. ““9919 phr-
”1'5”" of the 1°“ 11. .‘siclan at once or get 1,er your phar-
Just before dawn. the time which meant about four ounces of Jad
the commanding officers here suspect- ”Salts take a tablespoonful in a class.
red was chosen for the attack, fnfan- of water before breakfast for a few
try details were sent out along the days and your kidneys will the! act
roads for some distance from town. No fine. This famous suite 1' made from
belligerent ilexlcans appeared‘ ‘the acid (it amber and lemon juice.
319K103“! here have told citisens combined, ‘Wlth “HIKE, and El“ been
about an organization of revolutionists used for generations to clean 'and
which planned to make a" demonstra- stimulate sluggish kidneys, also to
11°“ at some other 1’1““ '0 draw neutralize acids in the urine so it
troops away from San Benito and then no longer irritates. tIhue ending blad
fire into the town. 'For that rea‘sonF‘3 er wane“.
San Benito will be ”059]" guarded Jad Salts is a life saver for regular
m" several days Army ”"015 here? meat eaters. it is inexpensive, cannot
or in the immediate nelshb9rh00dHnjm and m'm a delightful. effor-
number three companies of infantrykvmmt lithla~water drink.
and two troops of cavalry. Threats al-
so have beenmade against the town.
Mercedes, about 20 miles from here ,
'A few days ago a number of Regarding the attack which Dr. J.
strange Mexicans were noticed here ‘.\i. Coburn. chairman of the School
At the same time several trusted Mex- Board, made upon Dr. W. J Tracer.
loan household servants advised their: a fellow member. at the cauncil m’eet-
employers to leave because they had‘ ing last Pruesday night during the dis-
heard that the bandits were going tarsusaion of the school nurse question.
attack. Du. Tracey this morning gave the Sen-
£1111 Benito citizens yesterday aske'd‘; fine] the following gifitfmenfi
Colonel Robert LnBullard, at Harling- “According to {56"91191‘15. Dr. Co-
{“1 9°! more 15°01“. Ranchers “mad burn had one of his ’perlodical at-
with. 111999 99“}? 9931““.8 19:9 to“; tacks at the council meeting The at.
from nearby, farms. ,br elr
families F111 automobiles. my said It's-hey” about the time; “,th the mp”
we“ uneasy about the 'tppmgch- ":1: changes. I have seen many of them,
Mexican fadepende‘nce 1”” Sept. 16' ‘I. don’t consider them serious. simply
the celebration of Which begins today. annoying He has ivy: heartfelt sy'm-
They said Mexicans 'f'n 1116201111111 pathy."
:wereI f‘talking F'ba'd." " ' ' , . » . .
(l Bollard sent here in response ——-——.-—--———-—-—
nito' a call infantry and cav: -—_TWO comn‘g‘TfisuMMER
‘ " Thomas, 0
, victinmjh
AMERICANS ADVISED
ill “KEEP AWAY
WASHINGTON. Sept. it’s—alleyw-
lng odicial advices to Americans to re . 1
main out of Mexico, the State Depart-
ment today made the following an-
nouncement: “Owing be disturbed con-
ditions prevailing along the Mexican
border, the State Department repeats
the advice heretofore given to Amer-
ican citizens to remain on this side of
the international line for the present. ”
Officials reiterated that the an-i
nounoement had any bearing on the‘
Mexican political situation.
ATTACK ON OR. TRACEY.
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IN EFFECT AUGUST 911915-
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Norwalk Chronicler