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When there is a considerable amount.
- p .. [of preignition results. causing a knock. 1
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'Is there any advantage in using
chains on that real as well as the rear
wheels! E. P.
.Chala’s on the! root wheers facili-
tate steering in bad going. A chain on
one front wheel will answer the pur-
pose well under ordinary conditions to
xii-event the front wheels from skidd
lug.
Motoring Department. The Sentinel—
Kindly inform me if the mica spark
plugs give less trouble and last longer
than those made of porcelain. W. B.
Consistent with the policy of this
column, we cannot “answer queries of
preference in design. How'ever, it
might be said that the porcelain plug
is mow easily broken than a mica
. plug, but on the dither hand it is not so
likely to become saturated with oil.
Motoring Department. The identical-—
I have just bought a 1913 four- cylin-I
der touring car and am told to keep
all level in crank case up to a cer-
tain paint.
oil every day. What 1 want to know
is this:1$houldn’t all the oil be drain-
ed on once in a while? i dont know
much about an engine, but. this seems
sensible How often should the oil be
changed? ' ' 0. F.
It is advisable to drain the case and
“fresh oil about every 1, 500 miles.
It is godd economy to do this and also
to use oil of the best quality.
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Motoring Department, The Sentinel-§
Is there any advantage in using a
jump spa1k attpchmentnboveg spark
“ plugs? ‘ 'D. S
The jumpspark attachment ‘
show you ‘at _a glance whether the
current is being delivered to the plug
However, it‘is not a diillcult matter
to determine this without such attach-
merit. The use or a screwdriver on
other metal instrument with insulated
handle will serve Well to short circuit
Lmonme
A Great- Home
Remedy
'T for Coughs
’ and Colds
Linonine brings relief. even in the
most stubborn cases, and the world ot-
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game, When the throat is panohed and
the lungs acre with severe colds the
- linseed oil in Linsiilne promptly to
lieves this condition, and life other in-
‘ . inflammation 1mm membrane and tis-
Motoring Department. The" Sentinel——
This means adding “me can be satisfactorily used for lighting. he in the oil It is out! evident how-
wlll .
' xwhen 1 release the clutch the seats
. which it fans, which is generally an ex~
medicine knows no sure:- curative 33..
out for bronchial afllicfiona than Lin lcomes into contact with the fin: of the
. gradients set to work to remove the ‘
1' fortunately it worked 0 K. a am
{a worn thrust bearing. When the‘
Eclutch is disengaged this thrust hear-
;ing' works under the increased com-.
f‘pressiou of the spring. This bearing.
git would seem, needs replacing. Clutch
’ bearings usually last a longer period of
‘tinie, ‘ except when they are not pro-
._-____ perly lubricated. it is usually through
lMotorinxypemytmgn‘ The SBDHDOl—V neglect thlt "'0“th results.
i The electrlct side and rear lights on """"“
my car an connected lby the “m9 IMOtOflnK Want, The Sentinel-5-
switch. Can the rear lamp be burned? My auto has been missing When rim-
.emtaIy ‘by WW1!!! the side hing at slow speed and Seems to be
mm or how. would i have to have gating wortse. it will mills are on a
the car wired so that .u“ rear lamp twelvemile speed, but when throttle
only may be used? L G. *is open it picks up well. Well fun-E
If the lamps ”0V connected in par lnin'g idle the cylinders will fire reg-
allcl the bulbs may be removed from: ularly and Mt mill. I m" tried
the sockets in 111; W lamps allow- 'thrce models 0! carburetor. but the
int only the rear limb to burn. results are the same. i am using
the are :memiideries that cln iSplitdorf magneto. Can you refer me
no he done. To ertaln which way I to a competent party to fll- it up. as
they are M11139! 9d one Of the “do ! can get no relief he“? vAN’ lufol"
lamps must bQ removed and 1f the. motion given will be greatly; apprecia-
rear lamp contih to burn they are ”‘1' . ‘ A L- F
wired ,Vin pmlleL Jou find they are . Would advise returning ignition sys-
.connected in “This and decide to tom to the manulactursrs or .their re-
tonnage to pantie] it will be necempreeentntives in. your seetion tor I
‘sary to reduce the voltage of the p.93 complete overhauling It appears than
ter, or else to use high voltage lamps. . the spark is weak. it may be that by
having the magnets of the magneto
Motoring Department. The Sentinel—4 reached the trouble will be remedied.
1 Please tell me if dry cell batteries 01: the 0th}? hand the defect may
is disengaged this a probably due to
1115 NOTES
the plug at the tannins] and determine
whether current lei-caching the plug.
headlights. How many hours would ever. that trouble lies in the ignition
six cells last? it dry cells can .1131 system. For this reason t would seem
used please state what size bulb woald best to have it. thoroughly repaired and
be necessary; also what other attach-1‘ tested. Very often a miss of this ltind
mom would be needed to install 9131;.i may be greatly Overcome by re'adust-
tric lights on my car now having careI “18 111V: spark plug PQlHlS- Likewise.
bide lamps. , L. 0. ‘ii the points of the magneto circuit
Dry cells are not serviceable for elec. 3 breaker are cleaned and readmitted
tric lighting purposes 1:; would «the the maybe reduced’if‘bot eliminated.
best to use a storage battery. With’ a 1 M m“ 1”"
six- -volt storage battery use slx- volt Motoring Department The Sentinel—-
lamps. Two' candle ”power lamps are What causes a motor to fall to start
good for the side and rear lights About 1 after being stopped a short time when
twelve candle power lamps are good the carburetor seems towork well and
l for the headlights. Aside from fitting there is no spark? After being crank-
your present lamp eduipment withVed a while, then leit standing a few
electric bulbs and wiring nothing will ‘ minutes,V it will start. i have noticed
he required further than the necessary 'the same trouble in other cars but on
control switches and wiring from bat-l opening the relief cocks and spinning
"3W ‘0 lights. the motor they will start at once. My
car has no relief cocks and at times
Motoring Department. The Sentinels—V.l I am at a loss to know how to start
1 ‘Will you please tell me what to do it The cai- came equipped with a car-
{when sears will “not mesh~that is; bur-star.- which the agent changed to
another model. Why this was done I
keep revolving? , L L- .ido not know, as the former worked
Y0“ seem 119 have what is .known well. With the carburetor Adjusted as
; asa a‘TBDinning" clutch~thst is, it Will closely as possible idoverheats. boiiiur
not slpw down and stop on disengag- water on a one-mile run on the high
ins If it is a 00110 type clutch this speed. Do you think the change of
i may be due to want of lubrication be- carburetors has anything to do with
(tween ths‘ihale cone and the shaft on this and the failure to start? A. C’.
Most of your troubles are due to a
tention of the crank shaft Quite tre- m}; carburetor mixture. tBy‘ opening
quently a grease cup is fitted a tldé‘whe petco‘cks in the instance you men-
out If bodfierfihis is not the tron non more an- is set into the cylinder
his set a repair; man to make a clutch and a better mixture obtained for' startm
brake. This may he‘ln the form ol.’ an ing. A very rich mixture will not ig-
army carrying 3 leather lied Wthh nits as rapidly as a very lean mixture.
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clutch when it is fully withdrawn. 1! a
l'm'ultiple disk clutch running in oil,
try using- a thinner grade of oil or
.gradually add kerosene in small quan—V
titles, testingeanh time. 1. ~
better mixture. The oat evel may be;
too heavy Would also suggest that y V
note the adinstmeiit of the spark plug”
repaint}: When t '
Motoring Department, rue Sentinel—1
‘ I have purchased a car this year and
Vmer until now. The cylind
WOuld advise your changing theme-.113
justment oi the carburetor to obtain a
very great.
When washing a car, care should be
taken not to splash water on the mole
or. A little carelessness in this man.
mer will cause a grea deal or trouble.
A little water in the carburetor and
Emagneto means considerable difficulty
and delay in getting the motor to run
properly. Persons exercising care um
ually have a canvas. which they throw
over the motor to prevent water goo
ting into the vital part: aforemention-
ed
A motor should not be permitted to
labor. even if it can be kept going.
running very
blow: of the explosions acting spine!
the resistance at the '
which are as dahgerous as they are
unnecessary. ‘ 1.
Despite the tact that a well-built ‘
electrict lighting and starting system
gives little trouble, it is important that
the devices provided by the manufac-
turer to indicate derangement should
be watched. it is eldest as my to
form the habit of inking at indicators
as it is to form the habit of ignorlnd
them e .
Maybe the muffler is one of the most
neglected parts 0! a car. Perhaps buy-
ing‘usoOLcara several years old «one
be well to clean: out the reshaust sye~
tem. By doing this considerable more
power may be obtained.
STEPNEY MAN HIT BY- .
AUTO BADLY HURT
Driver of Car mm
~«1Tell Pelicaficoident Was
Unavoidable.
Thomas Reavard, oi Stopney, was
struck by an automobile. and ser‘ifiusiy
injured as he was attempting in cross
the roadway at the western approach
of the Yellow and bridge art’s 3o
o'clock this morning. The ambulance
corps was summonedmnd 131219.13
Weldon found the man suiferlng from
concussion of thmerain. and injuries
to the left arm and leg. He was re-
moved to the Bridgeport Hospital.
The driver. .of the. Automobile, .
Blue Ribbon garage service. visited
the Police Headquarters with several
witnesses and was released, because“
the witnesses said he was not at fault.
The driver gave his name as John: F. ‘
Kenna not 02 Atlantio‘ct‘reet and said
he was distributing papers. .
~flow Tb TELL. A WOMAN'S AGE.
in th"‘An1erlcan Magazine Gelett
Burgesswmting {The Maxims of hp
het."\preeents the following rule for .
telling it woman’s age:
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lath on her but, whether she rametli
it- on carelessly. or rosardeth the min ‘ ‘
.ror. with overniuch care; for, behold
accrues difficult- The sparkl 14
slowly the sudden V3
slow moving 1“
crankshaft set up tremendous stresses.
a ‘"the President's most intimate friend ~Houston Post.
'wouldst that: know a wo- i .
man’s ge Watch her when shefput-V . ,
FILVIAL Foams».
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er. grimly, “and sixteen be
two waists, and tour batches .
bone for you to wash and ‘
Kansas City Journal.
Floral Tributes, origiii
signs. Casket Coverings 0!
beauty. Moderate prices 1’”
service. Telegraph comm 1
tion with leading florists in}
‘ cipai cities in the United 3’ '
South Norwalk Florist
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BET FOR NOV. 16 gagementt address a medical society
1 1 1v. . in Dallas, exalt tile week Vbeiore. ,
wm Take Place at s O’clock at: Home M019 White House It was said? "No
of Mrs Gait 5,, Washington . announcement regarding the time or
No Official “Announcement. place of the wedding has yet been nu-
WASHINGTON. Nov. .1.——'Mouday themed. The President win at per-
Nov? ‘15. 1915. 6 o’clock in the evening' mit nay statement at this time ” . V
the home of Mrs. Norman Gait. No. Despite this non-committal state
1303 Twentieth street. Northwest men, leading Democrats who are ar-
Washlngton. D.”C.. will be the date, ranging 'for the meeting or the nation-
time And place of the wedding of ai committee here December 7. model
Woodrow Wilson. President of the it plain that they have learned that
United States. and Mrs. Edith Boiling one °.t the bigfeatures of the meeting
Gait according to intimate friends ohm“ 50'“ a “3069“” at ”18 White.
botli‘ families who discussed teh mstJHouac by the President and the new
[el- in confidence today. first. lady or the land at that time.
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1 intldmnce of an official announce
ment, which is expected very soon. no
official information is available. "Many
facts, however. seem to bear the date‘ to the dog. you mean thing."
of November 15 out, especially the flat “I know I did; but, honest, i didn't
statement that Dr. Gary T. Grayson.‘ know ‘youwere so stuck on that dog."
MEAN THING. . . .
‘You went and fed that cake I made
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