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AUTOMOBILE NOTES 11
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Motoring Department, The Sentinel— cy to “swank" owing to want of lu-A
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FROM Piracy FszNoootlz—
i5 DERE ANY
MEeers ILADY?
WAT 005T
tilluously at times and runs with unet-
e11 powel it seems to make no differ
time whether it has been running 1
while or just starting, the lesult is the:
some. 0n ascending grades it lacks
po,we1 and often when real hot the‘
jerks are more pronounced than ever. WASHINGTON Oct. lawnstimates
Several expert mechanics hate exam of (:01 vrnmt‘nt expenditures tor tha'
mod it but without success. Can next iscal yetir totaling about $1240,~
h-‘el out? M 30;: 1 000, 000 and the. largest ever submitted
9 m. V c” ‘5 a new mo e t‘in time of peace, were to be presented
-W. W. Iloday to the Secretary of the TreasJ
You should first determine whether “’5'
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!tllc Vie“ at the ends of the lows of the latter September 30. For the 591-
‘ihouses, which usually presents a vista 1111 months of the present school fund'
Aof wash lines, is a row of shops V1ithA1ear, that is, flom March 1. last toI
flats above, f0 rthe market, the apothe Octobet 1, the interest earned amount 1
I'CW'L STOP": Cobb!" and others who ed to about $74, 000. There are five'
Acater t0 the needs Of everyday life; months of the year yet to run, and
all these shops are ‘0 be run 0“ a takinltr this amount as a basis it is:
(‘0 operatlve baSIS- The ‘0‘?“ COM 0f estimated the earnings for the year
'the buildings will be approximately ending March 1, 1916, will not equal
13350,.000 the rentals of the houses the amount for the previous year
ranging from 87. 50 to 317.50 per when it was $110,000.
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iillustraie this fact the case of a man
lill the southern part- of the state is
1been fewer applications than former-
11, that in, applications which could
be favorabh considered.
There time been applications for
loans, but the amounts asked for
could not be. granted owing to the in-
adequacv of the security offered. To
recalled He wanted a loan for $15.-
:000 on a chicken farm, which was not
paying and on which the treasurer
the following questions:
‘Why should the motor knock while,
going up a hill on low with spark rev
tardod?
At present 1 start my motor with
dry cells, as l have a storage battery
be remedied by jacking up the frame each cylinder has good compression
,0! the car so that the weight of the‘ There are three fundamentals neces
axle hangs from the springs. This “ill . saw—mommy, compression, ignition
cause the leaveB of'the springs toAcIrburetion. if there is good compres-
separate a little and then it is uneasy sion in each cylinder then see that
This was the day “’0me under month. The estimates provide for a This
1the law for submitting the estimates, return 0f approxima'tely 9 1 2 per 091“-
although there is no penalty attached' Ilon the investment.
for failure to do 110. Most of the mem- 1
hi rs of the Cabinet worked until a
llate hour last night in order to be WALL SCHOOL FUND EARNINGS
ready with the estimates for their de~ DROP?
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expected reduction in
earnings of
measure to the fact that the. statoiwauted a loan of 13, 500 on a chicken
treasurer has kept on hand from farm which had cost him only 34, 000.
‘501000 to 880,000 since last spring The law restricts the amount of loan
to meet the requests for loans which to 50 per cent. of the value of the
theAcould not loan more than $4. 000. inv
the fund is due in a other case was that of a man who .
0“ my ear for lighting “d stu‘tina An extra electric horn or light fuse
DWPOSGS- 1 WWW like ‘0 know if Ilia a very valuable accessory to the
could start the motor on the storage Supply kit 1t 15 an easy matter to 111.1
'1 battery 1 have n Splitdorf coll. Would mu ,1 new mm but a my amount
you please print this in your next is- matter to ‘mprofise one. A piece 011
5‘19 and greatly OWE" copper wire may do temorarily, but
A FAITHFUL DEADER? when the fuse box is not very acces~
Perhaps cylinders are badly corbon-‘ sible it is not a very pleasant job.
ized. If so, preignition of the gas Many drivers forget to oil the bear
takes place irrespective of spark and ings of the electric starting motor and
causes knocking Using retarded sparkAgener-ator. Usually these instruments
makes motor OV erheat and tends to are lOcated in an out of the way placeA
hasten nreignition. The spark should but nevertheless they should receive
be carried as much admnced as 1103- very careful atention. A little oil at
sible at all times Undoubtedly you1frequcnt intervals will sidetrack ex-
will find it necessary to have the CPI-1pennlve repair bills. Electrical instru A1
finders cletncd of carbon. Loose bear- mcnts of this kind are somewhat del-x‘
iugs will cause a knock, but this icately constructed and expensive.
would be evidenced under all coudi—l ~~~~~ ~——-—~—-——-
tionst of running Gear case. grease should not be too
The storage battery may be used to stiff. It should be able to flow between
adtnantage providing the VOItaL't‘ is the teeth of the gents freely. For this
not greater than used 1Vith the other 1-9350“ a lighter grade of lubricant
battery. should be used during cold weather.
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Motoring Department, The Sentinel—1
There are a number of. spots on the
cow] and sides of my car which need
touching up, and these tare some
what rusted. Will you‘ please advise
a good way to rcmme the rust and1
whether 31,915 can ‘be properly touch 1MOtorlng Department, The Sentinel—-
ed up by a paint so that they will not: The radiator on my car heats so'I‘
Show? “H. T. 1that within five or ten minutes after
The rust must be removad befhrcI I start out it boils over, and the water
the paint is applied, otherwise it will is completely out within fifteen or
not hold. it should first be scraped twenty minutes. Have had the radio-1
on and then further cleaned with em-‘tm‘ cleaned out several times. but 1
ery cloth and kerosene until a per- 11095 “0 800d The cylinders craIcked
fectly clean and smooth surface is ob- Am“ 30‘“ months ago when water»
tallied. When all the rust'is removed ““1 out 0‘3 radiator. Prior to the crack-1
care should then be taken to .ramovet ing of the cylinders I had no trouble
any oil, as paint will not held to any! With radiator heating. Mechanic who;
oilytsurfs'tce. When thoroughly cleaned welded cylinders- claims they are all
1 and dried the various spots can be right and mechanic WHO cleaned rad-I
painted and 1,19,1de to match the rest iatbr says radiator is all right. No one
of the car. Of course, with some col-1' se‘oms “3 know what t0 do ‘0 3WD
Check valves, which control the flow
of oil through the pump where pres—
sure feed lubrication is used, should
be cleaned occasionally to insure posi-
tive working.
are this is practically impossible with. lradia’tor heading “1’ F3“ seems all 1
out repainting the whole panel or sec-A r1ghi, and pump seems ‘9 work Chm
tion. Usually such spots are touchediy‘m give me some ”“3895“055 35 to!
up by the use a paint sun. which what to do? I think that your sugges-
, sprays the paint An experienced paint- itions would be of service to others who
a can do ms work so that the 5me have this some trouble. Thanking you
will hardly show after the car. is used 1n advance, 1! pm " . J B
It» a few days; ‘There must be some obstruction to‘
1 , the flow of Water. it is possible that
in welding, some foreign pieces of
metal may have worked into the Wall-
HELPFUL HINTS;
An ordinary dent in a tendon may
flag the other 111mm position, on
Itbem Wtth hammer or mallet until
" 1111 have been removed. In the
, “very- bad adept it is well to
ace dignity with a
in soften the attain
1 ”d to
cylinder you can tell whiter 9:111
1the bigger spark gives better results,
1 This engine is equipped with a mag-
.he‘en advi
matter to inject the graphite lubricant :thero is good ignition. Perhaps the partments.
trouble lies in the distributor If the} Th0 extraordinarily ““39 sum 0’
insulation of the distributor is cracked]! mum“ which (ongresa will be asked
to appropriate for running the Govern-
tho high tension current will not be' ",9,“ 1, due the mogpecme big m
i.
hold in control nor properly distribut crease in the dminiotratioll' a program
.9“ to 9.9}, cylinder in accordance with t of national do once and to the. unusual
lcondiiion due to the European war.
the timing. you may "13° dad that; Tile estimat d increase for national
one or two of the valves may be stick- (191-91159 alone aggregates about $150:
ing or that the valve lappots are ad‘ 0110, 000, while burdens entailed on ac-
usted too 010mm rmitting the Ecount of the war will require an i111
men to "Mom Tim motor III of crease of about $1,300, 000 for the
1State Department.
the removable head type verhans the Estimates for the other departments.
cylinder head gasket is
through from one cylinder to another. bly Common a, are about the same as
last year Secretary Redheld. it was
it Ah" “3““ leaks slightly between believed. would link for increased funds
cylinders you Will experience trouble for extending American trade abroad.
Also gee that [hey-9 are no air leaks \dillllOllal Government revenues “All
in the carburetor intake manifold. 1be necessary, either through "3515““
‘tion or u bond issue, i“ (‘ongrcss 1111-,
M proves of tileA increased dcptlrtlnetttnl
Motoring Department, The Sentincl~-—‘ expenditures. ‘
1 have gangrafed the spark plug‘ President Wilson will go over the
points to double the distance on the estitnntes with his cabinet next week.
machine I am runing and I sure think
ELLEN WILSON TENEMENTS.
I am new in the business and a. friend _ ‘—
of mine, an old time chauffeur. tells‘ Plans have been 0011191“th 'Or the
me 1 am looking yo,- trouble and Wm Ellen Wilson tenements. to bebuilt in
get it: What I want to know is why Washington in memorv of the Presl-
a bigger spark is not used, and what dent's wife. A'l‘lle block will contain,
trouble it.“ likely to cause, as i don‘t according tothe Journal of the Ameri-
want to run the risk of doing any dam— can lnstitutcl of Architects, a play-A
R188 ..—-—'FOM 1ground and valdlng pool for the little
children. a s all lihra , an adminis-
“I? 2111;211:023: Fthekglltigsptstrhmi: tuition buildi g to colt-Wain a laundrv
least resistance and jump the safety: with facilities for 32 women to do
8'3?- This will cause the motor to nllss1 ‘washing and ironing at three cents on
‘fire. If there is no safety gap in the hour. which covers all expenses; _ a
system damage is very apt to resultI superintendent's office. a very small
in that the secondary insulation may emergency hospital, 11 nurses su1te.a
be punctured. The high tension cur. 1131'89 amusement hall two small club-
1ent will flndea circuit [f not compiet. Irooms and a small suite for the set
ed through the points of the plug, due Ittleme'nt worker. There also is a kitcb
to the great resistance of the spark wen where simple suppers. served in
31113. then it will Jump elsewhere and the amusement hall can be prepared,
in all probability through the ins‘ttla-'cooklng cine-tea may be hold,
This
lhwdlng also contains a day nursery,
where children can be left and cared
Motoring Department The Sentinel— for while mothers are out for the day
l have it 1913 car which has been or are. at work in the laundry.
gm“ WW “Mayafm was There will be no narrow light
engine two or three minutes. It will'A‘ZO‘lm? no dark vent shaftsmno “8h“
the coil is of no further use until re- 1‘“ connection Width the 1105911“
paired. .,
1 miss unless I run twenty-five miles perflng 0’ 1‘00““ from the ‘00 ”trough
hour Recently the engine was over-1skyiishts 0111): no bathroom on ex-
hauled ,‘Valves ground and 1 carbon terior stair-cubes
cleaned out, but after running about have its cwnAfront entrance and its
tW01 weeks it 102181118 missing again Iowa back yarA. Each bathroom will
i
poses and Lgarbage removal only will
be inclined with wire fencing The
whole group will be 11111111111111 supets
which of a tram social wtfiker.
There aret‘I '
in us for 250
Elliott}! of
'ul remedy the trouble? -‘J"“B. A
‘ the circumstahcos. it wadid‘t
ibis to halve the magneto
‘ hauled. The
for famlheti of v on: Is
' :tw‘ ,
blown except State, War and Navy and DOEBI-l
and
f lion of the coil. When this takes place which tilso will serve as a diet kitchen
Every family will ‘
1 have aI show r. lavatory and water .
‘ item. New spark ltluzi have been in- closet, and ait1 bathroomo in dwellings 1
,1 ‘ stalled. Engine has fair compression. of more than two rooms ‘wm be .151;
1%: Itoarburotor 15011th adjustment what ways connected with halls, neverwith ,
4 adjustments need to be made. I have other room. mile mrunnlng back A
“ed. to install " high ten'Ato the alleys used for delivery putt?
. siou magneto. Ibo you think 11:11:. this
mIiiat.1in~
were anticipated by advocates of the
law passed at the last session of the
general assembly to call in all the
loans on Ohio mortgages before 1925.
The anticipations were not realized
and the state lost the benefit of the
interest that would have been learned
had the «honey been loaned. '
As a matter of fact instead of there
being a large demand for loans from
the farmers of the state there have
Estimated They Will Show a Reduc-
' tion from Previous Year.
j The capital of the school fund
learned in interest for. the year end-
liug September 30, about. 8115. 000.
i'I‘his represented a rate of interest
"-1 2 per cent.
The school fund year and the- its-
cal year of the state are not co incl
dent
Aof5
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The former ends March 1, and
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”‘W”FORD“
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A Eating has always been
more popular than cooking,
and doubtless always will be.
Cooking is just about as uni-
versal as eating, however,
and some one must always
cook. With a good range,
such as the Stamford, cook-
ing is easiest and most suc-
cessiul.
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ability and Judgment. in the conduct at a ‘ business. .1 1
. That 11 constantly inc 3 number of successful banknote, of
(“mature barium experience, and this Bonk } satisfactory place to .1
‘ transact their affairs, is an indication of public" confidence and approx; .-
' elation.
Banking facilities the: appeal to such men are wort of YOUR
consideration. 1. I. '
A * we use the purest d '
property. There are about 1.500
farms in Connecticut known as “trad
ing farms" anti the applications for
loans come mostly from the owners
of these.
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