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A U TOMO‘BILE NOTES
Motoring Department, The tSentlnei—--1
ta) Have series wound auto generat-l,
or that has a bucking coil and breaker,
and in used for lighting This gen-
erator falls to excite any current. The
annaturc and fields are 0. K. (b) Is
it poaiaiible to use a magneto on a 11‘-
cylindler motor. Thanking you very
much fox your information' i am,
READER. ;
(a) It Would be beat to return the}
generator totbe manufacturer for re
pairs Perhaps there is a broken con-l
uectlou or short circuit within the gen- .
orator. (b) 'It is doubtful whether any
magneto manufacturers have yet made‘
a tweilve-cyilnder type which has prov.
ed satisfttctory. However, you might
communion};. with some of the leading
makers. ftn'haps they have in mind,
to market It type suitable for your tutt-
now at the coming automobile :hows.
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Motoring Department, The Sentinel—-
is it necwaaary in changing a wire.
“heal, such an is used on the uplo;
date cars. to take. out thc hearings in
the hub? lam thinking that if this in
neceasary i will order my car with tho
oid~faahioned wooden wheels, (lb it
must he a rather dirty job. 8. i’,
No, it is not ncccmu'y to disturb or
handle the. greasy bearings uhl‘n
changing a’ wirc wliccl. ’l‘lic hub of
the wire wheel to which the spokm arc
attached is increl a shell or false huh,
which fits our thc main or rcguiar
ltttb, containing tlic bcnrinus and
arcane you lilt‘llllOlli’tl.
\iotoring D iartnicnt, The Sentinel—
Would it iarni to use the some li-
quid carbon rcmovcr in more. than one
cylinder? Tho solution is rather I'X-
penalive. although olfcctive' and, at»
cording to directions, should remain
in the cylindcr for a couple of hours.
A large quantity is required for each
cylinder.——E. N.
.\'u harm can be done by using the
«mac Tinnitl in the other cylinders. it
is doubtful, however, whether you will
find it practical. The liquid may be
removed by means of a suction gun
and then transferred to any one of the:
other cylinders. it may be worth on-
mritneuting. l
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Motoring Departmnt. The Sentinel“;
My car gives 9. lot of trouble by,
smoking too much. I have been ar-i
rested twice because of this. They tell
me that it is necessary for the engine.
bearing
trouble. Plcase advise whether it is
right to let the engine smoke. or can
i cut down on the oil With safety?
F. C.
. Supci‘ior tlourt yctucrday.
it is not necessary fur the motor
to smoke in such a manner as to be a
public nuisance You can with safety
redute. the oil supply to preve smok-
ing. When the motor inns Ignormal
spetd it should not smoke. \lheu ac~
cclcrated it might oiuoiie a little. if
you permit the engine ‘10 smoke ex-
ce'stiiicly you will soon be
with carbonized cylinders.
turn causes a foul motor.
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Motoring ilepaninent,
When my car, equipped with a --
intagncto, is running very slowly on
hirh it jerks violently. llavo examin-
t'tl all cylindcra and find that they are
in cxcnlicnt working condition. No
adjustment of the carburetor seem to
make any material difference but by
shifting the switch to battery 'the jerk
instantly stops and thc car pulls :i‘.t
right. is thc trouble in the magneto,
and. if so, how can i remedy this?
S. R.
The troublc you spcnk of is without
doubt in the. lllltgllPlf). You any that
it niiai‘ircs only at slow cnginc speeds.
This would intlicatt- that the circuit
breakcr net-(ls a finer adjustment and
cleaning. it also indicates that the
niacin-ts are wcak. At high speed suf-
ficient current is generated to properly
ignite. the gases, while at slow engine
spccd the spark generated is weak. By
readjusting and cleaning the circuit
brcakcr and also rctnagnctizing the
magnets your trouble will without
doubt be eliminated.
PLEADS NOT GUILTY 0F MURDER
Muss. Jan. 5.—
(annon, charged with
81‘ RING Will. i)
it) iizalit lh vii.
the murder of Lucille Monty Thomas.‘
pleaded not guilty whcn arraigned in
She is be
lug held without bail, and will not. be
tried before Mduunry. Miss Cannon
ls fliiv‘.’~ l to have poisoned the child
will: draw, and thou attempted to
count-a: the crime by setting the
house on the. F02” that the child
was to be taken from her is the po-
lice motive for the crime.
GREENWICH POLITICIAN DEAD.
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GREENWIGH, Jan. ..-—-1’l1illlp Fin~
negan, former deputy sheriff, consta-
ble and tax collector of Greenwich,
and prominent in Fairfleld County
Democratic- circles,~ died at his home
here yesterday, of diabetes. He was
60 years old, and is survived by a son
and two daughters.
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Men and ranges are quite
alike in that some are always
ready while some are not
,steady. V
The Statiiford range is al—
ways ready, week in and
week (hit, the year ar‘3urld
and it will give you a full
measure of satisfaction in
»°”e‘3’5’1’3‘”fimllar5‘.‘..:i =‘ writer:
‘ ‘F'Qt‘t sAtn' ii'v‘
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~~~«‘~Hom‘nltc
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Cor. North Main and West Sta.
a
troubled1
A amoky'
exhaust is the result of imperfect com~‘
bastion in the cylinders, and this in
‘ noted by
The Schtinel—i
’ .Scta‘ntific School Yale, in 1900, and,
.. «my a director or the Mdhhnttanrnar
ARMY HAS PLAN FOR U.
CENSOR; ADViCE ASKED.
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\t‘ASi-ilbitl'i‘tlx, Jan. .3.» Details of
a plan for censorship in tinic of u if‘
worked out by the Army General emit
are revealed in the annual report of
Major General Hugh L. Scott, chiei
of staff made publit here The re'
port says it is of vital importance that
detintte preparation be made 0! “we
may anticipate greater confusion and‘
dissatisfaction than Great Britain ex-J'
perienoed if no plans he prepared
and no personnel be selected for exa-
cution thereof until the time arrives
when censorship and control of the
press become as necessary as in Eu’.
rope in 19“."
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Editors’ Advice Sought. ;
The following is quoted from the.
staff plan: i
“That an otlicer of the army deals-
the secretary of war and
an oillcor of the navy draignatcd by
the secretary of the navy be directed
to consult with rcpresmttatlvck of the
press associations and managers of
loading newspapers of the country in
drafting legislation authorizing the
vl’resldent to issue instructions fori
control of publication and censorship
of tclcgrapli, cable and wlrclcas and
mail communications whcrcvcr such
coursc may to him seem necessary for
the dcfcnsc, of the country.
"That such draft, after approval of
tliv judgc advocntc general of thc
army, ilt' cithcr submittcd to congress
:it onu- or held ready to submit when
conditions seem to warrant favorable
iltlltili, as thc i‘rckldcnt -may dccin
pl‘tiill'l‘.
"Rclltilttiinltn to rcndcr a ccnsorship
nhontd include. record of
cnch cabin, tclcgraph and wlrelcss
:ztatlon which would rcnulrc aupcr.
vision by n censor. lists of all news-
correspond-
clYoclivi-
papers, pcriodiuds and
cuts. prefcrably retired, and of ca;
incrienccd newspaper men as per; “
sonnel of the. consorate. Following
”in ""‘Wh plan, the Assistant Score-
1 tiiry of War could well be. assigned as
director of the ccnsoratc.
Plan Under Discussion.
“in tlmc of national peril and ab;
scncc of legislation, the President
should at once direct a censorship ot‘ _
cubic, .
all conununioation by mail,
wire or wireless, if necessary declar—
ing martial law to an cxtpnt to effect
arbitrary nupprcsslon of a cr|imunl-
cation of matter that might prove,
dctiimcntnl to national defense or“
usctnl to a possible enemy." l
The plan is now under discussion,
it is understood, by oflicials of the;
War, 'State and Navy departments. i
GREENWICH YACHTSMAN DEADJ
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i GREENWHICH, Conn, Jan. 5.—-‘:
George Lauder, J r.. a prominent
yachtsman, whose schooner yacht
"Endymion, finished fourth in the
'trans Atlantic race in 1905, died at
m his home here yesterday, of pneumon-l
iia. aged 37 years old. He also hadI
taken part in the Sandy Hook ocean
races and was a contestant in the
.New York to Cape May races. and
*m’itn'y other yachting events He Was
a member of the New York Yacht,
which built the Defiance, a candidate
for defender of the America‘s Cup in
the international yacht races.
file was graduated from Shefiield
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