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AUTOMOBILE NOTES '
Motoring Department, The’ Sentinel—
Please answer the following quest.
ions as soon as possible.
I have a motor car that has given
me considerable trouble the last two
months. The motor has been pounding
very loud, but after i scraped the car-t
lion olf‘from the cylinders-it did not
pound near so much, but. still I can
hear it when the car .runs fast with-
out any hard pulling. The wrist pins
seem to have a little play. Where can
i get them made? How shall I put on
new piston rings? How shall i set a
Bayfleld carburetor? Are the Cutting
cars made any more and if so. where
is thief-Empathy located? Also please
give me the name and address of a.
company where I can get repairs for
this car. H. C.
If the wrist pins are loose or any of
the bearings are loose the motor will ‘lately K 11L“ become 80 hard to turn
have b knock Most any machine shop
can make new wrist pins for you. In
order to fit anti install new piston rings
it will be necessary to remove the cyl-
inders. The rings should ‘be fitted ac-‘
.Ain good mechanic can do this w.ork
As for the carburetor adustment you
do not state what model carburetor
you are using, and (a. um reason de- amount of oil the pistons will drag; Hurtfor
iinits information cannot be advanced. and “301W Now it 18 V6?! import‘ir New Brftafifrfiiifizzng'nfighgifi.
It you Wm write the garbqretor com. not that the proper amount 0! lubricatr‘ tield OORVHIE Watertown and, W3-
bani. giving them The detailed infor- ing Oi”)? “396 otherwise Y“ are very terbury. The’prlze for the best a
mation. they Will gladly ‘forward all 59‘ tofu!" “‘9 motor. More thanllkely pearance in the parade was awards:
mo troop I of Waterbury. The Hart-
the instructions necessary. You might
also ask for an adjustment sheet.
which will exluin everything in detail there is a drag in the transmissioniby motor trouble
You can obtain parts for your car
from the Cutting Auto Company, Jack-
son, Mich, and also from the Cutting
Motor Car company, Waterloo, Iowa.
'would seem most advisable to employ
_‘
Motor knocks are lililicult to locate
unless one has an opportunity to hear L
the motor run. Knocks develop under
different'conditions. If the bearings
are loose the motor will knock under
all conditions of running. In your case
the trouble may simply be due to poor
carburetion, or it’may’ be due to room-
bination Lof carburetor and ignition
trouble. Under the-circumstances it
the services of a competent mechanic
and have him observe the motor under
conditions of running. Perhaps . when
the carburetor and‘ngnition s3 stem is
properly adjustedimwt of the trouble
will be eiiminited.
Motoring Department, The Sentinel——
I have a Ford touring car. i used to
be able to crank it very easily, but
that I can hardly turn it I must turn
it about a dozen times to spin it be-
fore it will start. I would like teknovv
Why it is has become so hard to turn.
Does it need oiling anytwhere?
1
33:3”: (315:5: litmus}! the JmOtOI'i ing for the parade and state meeting of walkout and apparemb 1.600 personglf
if '0“ at: “03:82; iii t Boy SCOUtS Five hundred boys WGNL were involved. A mass meeting was
3 g a s“ we“ Iln line. representing New Havenuhelu a little later at which matters
30!; will find that the planetary trans-
Initiation gears do not neutralize. If.
when gears are suppofled to be in neu-t
tral then the car will have a tendency
to creep ahead when the motor is idl-‘
ing. A slight adustment in the clutch}
! of the transmission should overcome
i this The dimcuity in getting your mo-
Motoring Department, The Sentinel——
I have a 1909 car. which has been
run about 35. 000 miles. This spring for
L the first time i had the engine over-
L hauled, installed one bearing bushing
in rear 0‘ crank Shaft“ “50 ”13‘3"“ be found helpful during the cold weath l FAIRFAX COURTHOUSE, Va., Oct.
( 18~Mdrtha Washington 3 will, which"
Lives taken from the courthouse here by
L one leak proof ring in each cylinder;
otherwise cylinders found in good con-
dition Wrist pins found in good con-
dtion, not more than 1-64 loose. .
Engine ran fine for the first couple
of hundred miles and still runs fine
~‘ except when laboring a litle ascending
hills, .when it develops a very distinct
knock, but by retarding spark away
down it will stop Can you tell me what
. causes this? ' WD
The knock may“ be caused by too
. much advanced spark When a motor
is pulling hard- o4n a hill the spark can-1
not be carried so far advanced. This will more or legs upset the value‘Ltim'v
w probably is the cause of your trouble.
. As the motor begins tonslow down in
M
tell ins What's the trouble um
pulling, the spark should be brought
‘6 LILL‘fOt 9. Few Wu“,
to knock. can you the “at,
film fillers wool uni
hare trouble with my carburetor-ass the first 1mm!” 19 carry 11 4,, the next.-
tor to start probably lies in the car-
buretor adjustment. It might be well to;
attach a simple choke on the air valve} 4: . -,
uhich would effect a rich mixture for
starting purposes. Especially will thisL‘
er.
Motoring Department, The Sentinel—{
Will you please let me know throughi
your columns what street worn timing
gears would have on the running of at
car. A friend of mine claims it is pos-
sible for a car to start itself after hair‘s:
ing “died" if. the switch is turned on
battery and gear is Liniflrst speed. He
said this happenedto him. when pushl
ing a car. I‘
l AN INTERESTED READER.
Timing gears Which are badly worn
g
i
log. When there is “considerable back
lash in the gears the lead to the valved
he throttl
tourist our. film! “than manner ye "have o
smocfiitmmdumsule‘ -.., “
would
WATERBURY TROOP WINS SCOUT CLOPK 'EMPLOYES 0N7 BTNKE:
Is Best Appearing In Parade of 500. umichaWaitar Camp is president.‘left
ILLt dred Boy Scouts arrived in this city
curately to the pistons and cylinders. starts 011th magneto 1 “0111‘! some from all over the state Saturday morn~
.: turned to its place beside the will of
L General Washington '
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BAKING rowan
Absolutely Pun
Na Arum—9N0 Puospuarz
.v: w _
——
NEvs HAVEN. Oct. 18 ”Emmet;
of the New Haven Clock Company.- of
PRIZE.
Boys of the State Held In Brass their work today, the company having
C'U- declined to grant demands made upon
WATERBURY. OCT 18. —Fotr hun- it which included those for a shorter
y‘da3 and more wages. There use no
[untoward incident accompanying the
of organization of the strikers were
discussed.
There is no change in the strike‘ of
235 employes of the New Haven Car‘
rings Companyi'who‘ have mad; var-
ious demands. The company inform-
ed the men that they could use one
0?: the buildings of the company for
their meetings instead of going to the
expense of hiring a hall.
.____...__._—-—-—
i g—‘rwo CHILDREN HAD GROUP
The two children of J. W. Nix, Cleve-
land. 6.0., had croup. He writes. 'Both
got so choked up they? could hardly
breathed gave them Foleys Honey and
Tar and nothing else and ’it complete
iy cur'Led them ” Contains no opiates.
Guts the phlegm: crept air passages.
Sold everywhere .
rs?
..
ford delegation, delayed on the road
arrived late, but in
time for the review. New Haven was
represented by but three delegates.
.Merlden was represented by the iarg
est body of outside Scouts, having on
hand six troops with 56 men. The
visiting Scouts were the guests of the
local members for dinner.
i
MARTHA WMINGTON’S LWILL RE-
TURNED
3“!”
'e
a Union trooper during one of the bat-
ties of Bull Run and alter. found its. 4 is NEW. CORPORATIONS:
way into the collection of the late '5. Articles pLincorpol'fillQB am been
LPieI‘pontL MLLorLsan. was returned to the filed by two new concerns for New
county archives today with elaborate Haven. The Auburn Auto Company
ceremonies. film " 51 my HEN” has migrporated. The
Recently the State of Virginia sued“ ital sic immunized is $10 900. edi-
J. P. Morgan iii the Supreme Court of} info
ed in Mount V.ernon Fairfax County
folk, however, claimed it as part .of
their courtzrecords and today was ro-
Benjamin- Strauss, of New Haven.
The Standard Electric dc supply
neth Militia.
directors jTlLlB. capital stock authorir
all his $8,000. divtdpd into 30. sha\8.
par value $1“00 :The amount of capital
pald‘. iii-is caution. and .
vossflcron s'rsLiKe suns.
immatures. Oct. 18mm Hep
day Machineiplant res‘linied operationa,’4
dds. alter being idle tor six Weeks
":7
wTAILOR YLLS, L M681; DELIGHT-
or {your
Selma, Ala., September Q7.
A cloud possessed the hollow field,
The gathering battle’ is smoky shield;
And from the heights the thunder-
Then, at the .brief command of Lee,
3 Moved out that matchiess infantry,
Of those dread heights of destiny.
Far heard above the angry guns
A cry across the tumult runs,
The fierce South cheering on her sons!
Against the front of Pettigrew!
A Khamsin wind that scorched and 1
The British squares. at Waterloo!
A thousand fall where Kemper led;
A thousand died where Garnett bled;
And crossed the works with Armis
0 shares of common stock, 4
the United States to recover the histor- par value 325 The amount with which '
to document, but before the case came the corporation intends to begin busi- ‘
to trial Mr. Morgan returned the hop miss [a 33,00.{1‘he incorporabors are jig
er, Virginia suggesting that it be plac. Leo 5mm, LJ. Edward Sir-cuss and 5
Company of New} saves his organised. :
the sincere are: President and treason. .
heart F Richmgnd; vice-president.
Mabel D. Richmond; secretary, Ken- ‘
These .oilicers are also ‘
oonstlpa- ;
%
Nobiy
Pathetic Poem of Reunion.
he Text 9f Mr. Thompson’s
ide at Gettysburg' has excited soE
much interest that i believe a large His breast against the bayonet-
number of your readers would like to
see the poem published in your
“mus 0‘ “Poem! “'0'“ Reading" 0’ Till all the hill was red and wet!
elsewhere.
00L 1
J. R. SATTERFIELD.
..Juiy a. 1863.
Athwart the gloom the lightning.
flashed
And through the cloud some horse-
men dashed:
a.
pooled.
«
With Pickett leading grandly down,
To rush against the roaring crown
The voice that rang through Shil-
oh's woods
And Chickamauga's solitudes:
Ah, how the withering tempest blew
singed ,
Like that infsmal flame that fringed .
t
in blinding flame! apd strangling
smoke
The remnant through the batteries
broke
stead.
LThe brave went down!
“HIGH TIDE AT CETTYSBURGH. " ‘But u ho shall break the guards that'
wait
Before the awful face of Fate?
The tattered standards of the South
i
. Were shrlvelled at the cannon' 8 month i
To the 35m" 0' the New York Sun And all her hopes were desolate.
—4Sir: The recent discussion of ‘HighLfi
. 1
in vain the TennesSean set
in vain Virginia charged and raged.
A tigress in her wrath uncagcd,
Wheyonets, mixed and crossed
Men saw a gray, gigantic ghost
Receding through the battle cloud,
And heard across the tempest loud
The death cry of a nation lost!
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l
Without dis-
grace
They leaped to ruin's red embrace;
They only heard fame's thunders
wake
And saw the dazzling sunburst break
In smiles on Glory’s bloody face!
. They tell who lifted up a hand
And bade the sun in heaven to stand:
They smote and tell who set the
bars
Against the progress of the stars.
. And sta3ed the march of Motherland!
They stood who saw the future come
On‘through the flght’s delirium;
They smote and stood who held the
hope
Of nations on that slippery slope,
Amid the cheers of Christendom!
God lives! He forged the iron will
That clutched and held .that. .trem-
bling hill!
God. lives and reigns!
lent
The heights for freedom’s battle-
ment,
Where floats her flag in triumph still!
Hold up the banners! Smelt the guns!
Love rules. Her gentler purpose runs.
A mighty mother turns in tears
He ,built and
“Once more in Glory’s vain with me!"
Virginia cried to Tennessee;
“We two together, come what may,
Shall stand upon those works to
day"!
The reddest day in history.
Brave Tennessee! In reckless way
1 Virginia heard her comrade say:
‘ "Close round this rent and riddled
”grit
What time she set her battle iiag
Amid the guns of Doubleday.
.___
OPTICIAN
Everything in
CO 13. Jackson
Eyes Eliminated Free
The pages of her battle years,
I Lamenting all her fallen sons!
o—(Will Henry Thompson.
—PREACHER WAS LAID UP.
ache sore muscles.“ n‘ioiu‘ts. '
Sold. everywhere.
tickets?
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Rev. C. M. Knighten, Havanna, Fla.
writes: “For three months I suffered
intense pain in the kidneys and back
which at times laid me up entirely. 1
used 1 1-2 bottles of Foley Kidney
Pills and all the pain disappeared. I
feel as imo years had been added to
my life." Relieves rheumatism, back-
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CONSTANT HOPES. “.
"Why do you keep buying .
You seldom or never m ‘
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prize."
“Why do you keep buying
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Indian Motor Cycles
Distributors for Norwalk “6
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The Sterling Motor Co. ‘
Dorian, Conn.
Phone :79
Automobile and Motor Cycle :
Repairs. “
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now.
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