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«Motoring Department, The Sentinel—f
What would be the correct timing
for s twocycle onecylinder vertical
enflne with Jump spark system, by
' meals of six dry cells with a high
tension vibrator coil? Engine speed
is soo revolutions per minute". Is
there any dilreiVace in timing be
tween 3 tourcycle and two-cycle en-
gine! ‘ C. E. A.
retard; piston set 1-2 inch from top
dead center. that is, piston has hoved
metal" inch on downward stroke.
This_ will permit sailicient range of
advance action to meet condition. it
is only possible to determine the most
ancient timing point for spark by ex-
perimenting: This settled by engin-
core at Mary.
_ [naming a i'oumycle engine it is
possible to have a much greater ad
vance. A twocycle engine is consid-
Tiese spark to take place an intlr
t
results in‘ waste of current.
In utm- oxygen to remove carbon
(mm the cylinders, there are certain
points to be remembered; When us-
ing the oxygen the piston should be
placed at the extreme top or the cyl-
inder. as the intense heat. tends to
roughen the criinder walls. The flame ~
should not he allowed to strike the!
threads or the apart: plug hole. and the
water system should be full during
the operation. .,
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The ordinary storage battery will
freeze at temperature 15 «lessees
above zero. and give no current. By
keeping battery fully charged the spe-
ctlic gravity of the ‘Jiquid usually
reaches a point Where the liquid is
eneotglith heavier than water and
will stand temperature 'at rare with-
.out freezing .
,M.‘ .
_s' eke
cred a slow speed motor, while the
i‘ourcycle engine is considered a high
speed motor.
.HELPFUL HINTS.
The automobile owner who is using
vibrator coils will find that tau much
current consumption will probably-fie
due to excessive tension on the vibra-
tor springs. The spring adjustment
,, should be loosened until the motor be-
gins to miss, and then slowlfdighten-
ed until regular firing again.
tighten the tension beyond this point
'29:- .
GIRL TO BE LAWYER.
New Haven Music Teacher Asks Ad.
mission to Bar.
Miss Rosalina A. Smirnow, daughter
of. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smirnow. of:
-New Haveu,.is one of the law students
(rout thtlt city who has applied for
the 1 bar examination to be held in
Hartford, December 30: Miss smimnw
has had an. interestl‘ng‘career. Doing
fond of music: she applied hei-Eel! to
the: perfectionofwthe art sud. was
graduated from the Yale School of
Music with honors. Later sht- took a.
, course in ltalian and became proficient ’
, ». in that language. Now. to further add
. to her laurels, she has studied law at
Yale and hopes to become a‘ full
‘ ; fledged lawyer. although it is not ex-
peeled thdl she will actually practice“
'in the courts. Her father havinf
large real estate holdinga’lin New Ha
",veu Miss Smirnow.,it is understood
thought that having a thorough knowl-
‘ ,’ edge of law would allow her to_ assist
" ‘ him to advantage in his many. hush
' ~ ness problems
M .
as: son and car
‘ ,V to careldily repair the smell cuts
' gauges that will permit nut store get-
~To‘
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than to go back to their native lead 1,
Greater tire mileage can ’be obtain-
ed by occasionally changing a casing
ith the spare one and taking time
and
ting into the fabric.
0 0 0
Painting an automobile so that it
“ill look neat and workmanlike is an
expert's job. but if you will ruTt'l’uliy
wash the surface with warm water
icontainiug a little ammonia. and then
give it a coat 0! thin varnish. the ap-
pearance will be greatly improved. .1
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CANNOT BE DEPORTED. i
M- I
There are about in only live German
tions at present who cannot be de-
ported. Since the beginning of war in
.Europe compulsory deportation has:
been suspended by order or the led-ll
ernl authorities at Washington. By
the tying up of vessels belonging tog
German steamisliip companies it i-s.im-:
possible to deport the citizens of filer
many or Austria us under the law dew
portation of paupers must be ‘néthof
vessels belonging to ”in companiesi
which brought them to tins country.
it leaileiie’ved that the .--.ate of Con-
_necticut will haVe a claim against; the |
[United States amounting to a bub-l
oi the suspension of the compuliory v
Germans and Austrians referred: to
there are may others of other Euro-
pean‘natimaiitlea who prefer to re-
main in public institutions of thinw
idate a charge on the state ratta-
3i
, A NEW USE FOR MONEY.
Parisians have found :a uso io- .
money never hitherto believed poi- .
vibie. écé‘n yon imagine having 8 3“". 9
pinion]: body made out 0? actual
amoney? That. is what the French sot
liters are doing. when they: wear hrti
[mastitis "Tsxcua ton
mourns Wane, RETURN
to 6.000 francsware destroyed baton-
' making of. artificial limbs. The notes 1
are drawmamthe Miro! France
and Austrian paupers in state instilu ‘
ETDAINTY UNDERWEAR AND LIN
stintiai sum for the care ot—paupersi .
who remain in this country because
leper-lotion law. In addition to thei
'Tmlifl'mi
“9‘ :Iegfi “"1 ”mi made out tr n i
paste All the old hank hotel; from 6 ' ' " " '
BIG INDUSTRV '0! NEW NiL—
FORD.
NEW MILFORD. Conn, Dec. 28,—-
The award of contracts {or construct-
ing a plant for bleaching cloth. at an
approximate cost of $600,000, apparent-
ly makes certain the establishment
here 0! s new industry.
The bleachery will be located on pro
party twig owned by the New
Milford Electric Light Company,
which. three years ago. sold its build-
ings. equipment. and 23 acres of land. j
to a wndsdsle, B i. syndicate.
At the time it was stated that s
bleach’ery would be put up, but as
nothing was done. it was thought here
the project had lapsed. The bleach?"
ery is to be ready in 1911 s
Experiments have shown that the
water of the Housatonic river at this
point is excellent for use in cotton
cloth bleaching. i
At the outset the plant will give
employment to 209. men and this
number will be increased up to 400.
lJUDGE WILLIAMS STILL CANNOT
SPEAK.
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Improvement Expected Boon, However
Bays Juriet'e Physielsn. I
Little change was reported in theI
condition of Judge William H. Wilv
items, of the SuperIOr court bench.
who was ‘siricken suddenly with sp-
oplery immediately after sentencing
Cilius H. King to prison for a long
term of years at the session in
‘ Bridgeport
Judge Williams is somewhat bright-
er in spirits and reads the news
papers every do), but is still without
his power of speech. ile has no
trouble hearing, it is reported. Other
eilects. of the paralysis have not yet
been corrected. Dr. G A. Shelton
who is in consultation with Dr.
George Bulmer. of the Yale Medical
school in the case. stated last night
that a decided improvement is ex-
pected soon.
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BLANKETS AND conousovf
Roses 1
SILK AND cases KIMONAS
GERIE. CREPE DE CHINE AND
KAYSER SILK
SILK PETTICOATS.
WAisrs or oneness-rs CREPE “
onerous cums; eILK uAcs
AND LINGERIE
SILK HOSIERY
SKATING CAPS AND SCARF‘S
HANDKERCHIEFB
‘ Dom CAPS
Here the early shepper will find a
-full “us- or attractive Haildsy A
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iN DAINTY CHRISTMAS BOXES.
ATIPRICES TO SUIT~ALL’
$3th
as Ne‘. Main 3:
“if“ A. "eleven
'he ofiéifiisofjthe banks and trim-
11 Ne. Main CL. solemn
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Tile Besl Values in
the City
$10 to $12.50
GOTTLIEB
.Made inhithe Cleanse: Hear.‘
from the best fresh fruits
obtainable. 7
Ask Your Grocer tor Then-
insist anthem at your res-
taurants. ‘
Be Sure its A
buyers This is a comfortable
Magneto ignition.
r7 Chestnut St., City.
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Nets Willard We and Rene- Parts Aim cmrcd- m such
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WHAT you uses
its somewhat: on our shelves. Om
,. ,1 stock of ‘
.- . owes Auo MEDICiNES
remain that which is new-easy tr
are your ills. give you strength and .
‘ restore your health.
Whether m We no. yearaeti
osget "
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we can All it. Our amending de
mansion! is in compel-int hash. an
we use the purest drugs obtainable.
The Iierwalii lirag Co
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EUROPEAN PLAN
lees-a *- Why. MOI tease
The Overland Model 75, $615
Roadster $595 I
’ Here is another Overland Model.
new price. Something that law lhhin the reach or all
amily oar.
Deliveries o n this our will start the 16th at Dec. ‘ ‘
Call us for a demonstration or literature.
VAAST BROTHERS GARAGE
To Our City
You’ilalmys getaoordinl reception here.
iThose who come goawayhappier and wiser.
The reason? _Wespus their storage batteries' in such gird V
audition thatit 'sonly natural they should smile." Comc' l 1
nndwe‘ll tell youmore. Fminsputhqfonyoamyam. v pti: M.
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The Blue Bird .-
IS SOMETHIEGNN‘EW IN DINNER WARE. ””2”
1m lucky Bluebird ("Inseam of Happiness”) is thew fit
this Dinner. Set. made by one or the foremost Americsnpqttem,
highest point reached in harmony of color, chaste desi‘id.‘
the same time. the latest thing in the prevailing mode. it will _ _
to be the greatest ever—a Bluebird in blue and tpnuofiqwith t |
sort red or were do the breast. while the" edge‘oh each piece is '
ishod in deep blue lines and tracing. To see it laid out complete WI
bring an eiaotdation of wonder from every woman who views it.
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