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.tltnoring Department, the sentinel—-
I took a 1911 thirty horsepower Cad-
III‘IC motor apart to clean and tighten
bearings. Hw 'sbnli I time It. its It
is not marked How many revolu-
tions does flywheel make to fire four
cylinders? How many revolutions
docs motor matte per minute? What
IlOl‘a’PPOWH‘ is motor rated at? .l. N.
Put the cam shaft gear in place at
random. Revolve the flywheel (or:
mud until the No. l exhaust nlve’
open and closses and crank has turned
one-half revolution farther. Wow
the adjusting nut on the top or push
rod up until the space between the
exhaust valve and push rod is enough
to allow a thin card to be inserted.
Take out the card and insert a piece
of thin paper. Revolve flywheel for-
ward until exhaust‘valvo opens putt
clones enough to allow the paper to
release, then remove the gear. Set.
the No. 1 piston so it has moved down
(-32 of an inch and replace the gear.
.dlc sure to lock the gear securely to
the cam shaft.- The flywheel makes
)lwo revolution; to fire four cylinders.
’i‘i-t motor pulls most at 1.500 It. P. hi.
I‘ltll is rated at 30 II. I’.
)io'ot'inu Department. The SeiztinOIM
1 note your statement that. ether
lid" ‘ti pilHOlillt‘ will make It more
Volatile. “"1"" .
: Kindly inform me whether other
ltdded to distillate will make it aut-
Ilt'it'ntly volatile so that the engine
ulzen cold will start easily.
Also what qunnmy or other should
he added to cath five gallons of dis-
tillate to accomplish this purpose?
(‘un ether he purchased at a price
.hli(ll that so mixed the fuse will he
.l'llt'dllt‘l‘ than gasoline at present
l‘rite‘? ?
\t'ill ether mixed with distillate or
I exuporale out of the mix-
ture ii lltt' motor is unused for a
It-\\' days? H. P. .
Elllt'l‘ added to any liquid with
\illich it will mix will make the re-
sulting mixture more volate. If enough
.is adde to distilate it can be made
'. voutile enouglit to start easily. It
|\\0Llld require more than half ether.’
.This mixture is usually used in small
{quantities for priming purposes onl)’.
ins the cost oi ether make a mixture.
:ioo expensive for regular use; icon-
:oiderably more. than gasoline. Thel
ether will evaporate out of the mix-T
lure it allowed to stand. ,
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Motoring Department, The Sentinel—
Is the forward movement of a car;
forced .by one rear wheel or two. or dol
conditions change it? The _
quexilion reversed. G. 8.
The car is propelled forward and
re verse by both rear wheels. When
the carts turning the Inner wheel had
the greater strain and the outer wheel.
has the g'realer speed. Home mot I
trucks drive through both the fronfihgtam mum
and the rear wheels.
Motoring Department, The Scntinean'»
Please answer this in your paper. :I
have a 1916 touring car and I am (at:
ting only from six to eight miles tofar
gallon of gasoline. on level mull ' flout told it isgéttehto use» water
The nozzles in thee arboretor havef‘mfirfngm WAWIII the
time thin to veep'ereo'fiui and
draw-it clatter hunk. j. perhaps
opcai feet. through thew tor What.
alumina-on My» left
been changed to smaller ones. but it
produces a loudlltnock'and does. not‘
give any ionfilleasei ., ._.
Hesse styles-3m. how tg‘ ohhla t5 .
be double, one to each tilde, as war.
wheel as possible. Steel cable ‘ an:
excellent material for this pa: nsef
The wear on ths‘car mechanism and
the rear tires will increase with the.
load drawn. ‘
I LE NOTES
most miles to a gallon of gasollaeand
RECTOR PAINTS IN GLASTON-
BURY.
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Rev. w. H. Moore Collapses While
Delivering Carmen—Ilia...
Results From Over-Ix.
ertien.
GLAS'I‘OXBURY, April Zl—«Rev.
Waiter ll. Moore rector of St. Luke's
church. fainted while delivering his
sermon yesterday morning. Over
exertion was said to have caused his
give reason for not getting more than
I do. A. W.
The spark control may not be enct~
iy right. not giving the proper tiring
“‘9 '“d 5““ “0' "cm ‘00 ""L'mniing. The church was welt‘tnled.
on each tire. It ” Mt" to “'9 the and there was great excitement when
alcohol all the time during the cold the rector collapsed. Mr. Room In
WUIIIQI' It the MIIIDI' II IQ". Qmpty Buffering from w". “a h. m
. valve seat
. 53in sanctum}!
point at various speeds no bad effects will result.
To get the most miles per gallon.
make sure the brakes do not. drag.
see that compression is perfect. hook I have it Lyon car, 1911 model, cyl-
the lxnlllon system over camtullymnder 4 1-2x5. Please estimate in
have the smallest possible noxxie and'whnt position the piston should be
idling adjustment so that motor three. when the intake valve starts opening?
tie- down very low. 11m: drive cure-L l have thought of hanging the sonnet
fully. that is. do .not acceiirate quick-‘ under n... rear axle. They are now
Iv. When alumina throw out the,on the top axle. Would this make
clutch in time to allow the car to. any difference in the axle turnng When
slow down without using the brakes.‘me brain‘s are applied? There are
"-"‘ in“. brakes are applied? There
‘ . n_, are no torque rods on this car. M. B.
.Irloring Department. The Sentinel l The intake valves should begin ‘0
I have a new car. (‘un you adl’i‘so i
me‘how to tell when the spark is ltd-ion” about 10 degrecs‘afier the “3:“
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vanced enought? Please tell the winch“ ”m" w” “"d "W"
to “M, and how to grind the valves ml would correspond approximately to 1-8
the old car. Thanking you for this of an inch on thep iaton's downward
information. I "mm“. 1‘ 8. ‘ movement. it you and that the motor
A simple way to tell whether allark‘ hacknrcs when pulling up hill at low
is advanced far enough for speed of engine ”99d“ set the “we“ ‘0 open
the piston at any time “I to advance a little earlier Degree measurement
spark until lnotor speed slackcns. A on flywheel is more accurate than the
distinct metallic knock may also be measurement of the piston motion.
noted coming from the motor. ‘ ”Ot'ldt‘d the springs are securely
Carborundum is mostly “M for ”“3 fastened changing thcnl should make
purpose. “than grinding valve wrap,“ dierence ill the torque load.
some waste around stem to prevent
the carhorundum from getting intolFOR” M‘V BUY
valve guide: also place a little wastel
into cylinder port. Then apply car-i
i Invent r Kno i ._
hontntlum on seat of valve; replace says o w‘ H ' B"""°“
l Would Accept Namination.
valve on scat. Set a large screw drlv-l ._ - ..
or or vale grinding tool and tllrn thl" xtitl' YORK, April 2!, Henry Font
valve with backward and forward :tnnollncctl lll'I'I‘ today that it limits
n]()\'en)pnt‘ raising at Intervals t0 llzirigllt's fluid or motive power fuel
cilantro nutrition on seat This nhould.llm‘h'w'nldi “I” l" .m'" mlmmrl" ”mmfi'
be one lc Wont lily it outright. lie con-
l d rl'mt“ all marks disappear and‘lt'l’l'i‘tl with liliriizllt yesterday. but
0 PM 3“ 8(‘9 is obtained on valve Midlsaiti no test “as made of the mixture
lof crt-cn powder and water which
‘l‘zl‘l‘liflll contends, may he used as a
Metering Department. The Sentinel—.I‘QESNP'NI' for Kaletllln“. Mr. Ford
. '~ ct. tou'cver, tint after talking
lcsn detbie o - . .
strikin 'di la b ‘th "‘9 \olume and with lulii'tuhl. he was satisfied that
g s are a a magneto spark, Enricht "lillcw what he was about."
while running at a very slow or very Mr. lt‘ortt also announced that he
high speed, at an extra cost of 31 would actept. a nomination for the
while at the Isaints time reducing the Kl-oslfkmcy H“ the ”mph wanted
safetv a to le. . h "-1-L ~
an ”3”]? 1’} us :5 tiit‘ln one-eighth of One tzlling I am absolutely sure of
- ( l D m 118 fl Fell-9" Ill tllin‘ respect." declared .\lr. Ford,
number-of turns of wire on the mag- “and that is that I shall not. finance
neto coil, consequently a higher volt- 3“! third Pam'- "0‘ “'“h 0“? 09’"
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tenting. or are present magnetos con»
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sidered $00G 9110"th _ ‘that the office should seek the man.
ELECTRIOMN 'rather
You do not statew ‘hether your de.‘the office: “I am not a candidate for
vice applies to a low-tension, or high-«the presidential nomination." he
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wanted. that is a different-nutter."
Mr. Ford expressed ‘ the opinion
added. "I cannot regard myself in
3““; “JEN“; This 1“ “1684"” such a light. I regard it 88.8 loite‘
go GYM-5 “8 E hum r 0' only. It is a very serious question as
turns in the armature winding. ‘but to who the Joke is on."
ratherpldisadyantage,utheipcreasej Referring to the recent primary
61*“thth force'duo to tile extravelcctions in the Middle West. at
"I in‘ :8 Ii its he used f _lwhich he was endorsed by Republican
"g It I 0 the “r .‘voters as their preference for the
F!!!£* j" 'ipteaidentlal nomination, Urn Ford
- f? . - . . —- . ,said the result was “significant of
“mum’pmrmgnt, The-lgntinel—iwhai the people in that section of the
imagou‘klndlrsirgm seine infor.lc0tintry——the people who raise the
”filling”— “.m9al‘RMflI-llly orlztftigilitthiitmfeeds the country—think
I! H " 6‘1.- ‘tbehind‘ ’ '
, ‘ ‘ _ slaughter has.
".lfé‘ab sudden}: I155. .. g,
Wt hitbe‘ ping load tor am
the. will .n- on restart salesman.
Waterman so dammit running at
weight. miles
—Hl8 AGE I3 AGAINST HI".
"I am 52 years old and l have both:
trogbied with kidneys and bladder fur
a 'gSod many years." writes ‘ Arthur
“Jones. Allen, Kans. “My age'is ag-
ainst me to‘ ever get and. but Foley
Kidney Pills do me more good‘than
anything! ever trfid." W
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Motoring Department. The sentinel".
Would this idea be worth pn- Should it be made "“19“! that 1 am'
than that the man should seek‘
in poor health since Christmas. The
extra exertion incidental to Easter
and especially. Holy Week ovortaxed
his strength] ‘Ivi‘e has insisted on at-
tending to his duties against the ad
'vice of some of his friends. and, al-
ithouglt he had to be taken the short
gdlstance from his home to the church
{in an autmnb‘le yentoMay“mornlng..
The tried to deliver his sermon. He
: was taken to his home and Dr. H. B.
t[titling was summoned. it- ia thought
lthat no serious results will follow.
tNEw WAY TO IIAT DRUG LAW.
Bridgeportlan'Tound in stupdr Pn-
. dweod by tmount" lflnd‘of 0m
1 lll‘ltiJNG'l‘ON. \‘t.. April 268A
new method of getting around the anti
Enorcotii- drug law was discovered yea
.terday when the Burlington police ar-
rested L. J. Whitt- or Weeks. who gave
his residence as Bridgeport. Conn. He
lwas arrested at the rniirmd station
lwhere he had been put off the train
in a somniferous condition. When re»
vived he admitted taking 15 grains of
varnonai. This is a bi‘product of coal
tar. and while it has the eflect similar
to drugs in that it produces sleep. it
does not come under the drug act. The
man was in a serious condition. as five
grains is considered a good dose. lie
‘is being hold while his sister, Mrs.
Cary Swirl. of Bridgeport. is being
communicated with.
FALLS FROM CHURCH STEEPLE.
BRIDGEI’ORT.'AprII 25.—John Ar-
ehurch, which is being torn down, slip-l
ipod from a ladder, yesterday morning.
and fell 50 feet from the steeple. He
minded inside the church. falling on the
liloor. He fractured his shoulder and
.his hip, and possibly has internal in-
l
i Juries.
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relieves GET 31500 M BRIDGE-
PORT.
BRIDGEPOR'I‘, April 25.-—Fifteen§
hundred dollars was taken from the‘
safe of S. B. Thing & 00.. some time.
between Saturday night and Mondayl
morning. It was found yesterday whenf
the store was opened that the back of'
the safe had been ripped open and i
contents taken.
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—TAKEN WITH GROUP.
11 few nights ago one of my patrons
had a child taken with croup.” write:
ll. '1‘. Davis, merchant, nearsvllle, W.
Va. "About midnight he came to my
store and bought a bottle ofrroiey'l
Honey and 'i‘ar Compound. aerate
morning the child was entirely recov.
ared.”.' Many such letters have been
written.
Sold everywhere.
PUBLISHER IEIRIAM DEAD.
. L03 mums. Am I‘r-‘Amf O.
Hsmrm' at Home! let-Ham.
founder .of the Merriam ‘Pnbllshlng
Company.- of Springfield. Mass" is
dead. a Victim of heart trouble. at his
summerhemo at Ls-Jolla. Cat, accord.
log toilette-Mud today-at race-
dena. whorchellu for thoiast
thirty years: Hm erriatn .was- 53
years oldi lamimaathorwoetaad
componr.~-..~~ ..
GERMAN SO‘ETY ADOPT! RESO-
LJTIONS.
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Action Taken in New Haven, Refers‘
to International Situation. ‘
NEW HAVEN. April u—At the.
annual convention of the Connectl-l
cut Turubeitirh. a German organise-t
tion which is a branch of the North.
American Gymnastic Union, held.
here today. the following resolution:
was adopted:—~ I
“That whatever certain rights of
an American citizen might technical-
ly be, it is his moral duty to forego.
temporarily. their exercise. it there
by. the greater good for the greater
number can be served. *
"That we hold the present rela-
tions of the United States to be such
as to call for the performance of the.
moral duty rather than the assertion
of technical lights.
“That we make acquainted the
representatives of Connecticut in
both houses of Congress with these.
our views. and request them to com-
our views. and request them to con-
sider them when called upon to do- ‘
ride the
may. in
them."
The resolution was made public
through llcrmnn Vater of New Brit-l
ain.. president. of the state orgaair-n- ‘
lion. in behalf of the aociptiell of;
New Haven, Hartford, New Britain
and Rockviile.
. DAV-LADOIERO DIMANO $2.503
NORFOLK. April 86.-l\'orfolk is to
fall in line with neighboring towns and
cities in having its labor troubles;
About thirty Italian laborers have
gone out on strike demanding a wage
increase of title a day. The strikers
had an offer of 25c a day increase. but ‘
this was refused and the men are still
out. Eltipliycra who are allected by
the walkout are M. It). Snow. James
Torrent, ll. ll. Bridgman and (‘ari
Star-elm“ the last three, however. be!
inm‘inconvenienceileouly loathe exleul'
of one or two men eich. The laborers
on strike are those who wo '; on the'
lawnstnnd iii gardens In town. They
want “.50 a day.
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momentous question thit
the future. come before
—-CUT THIS OUT—lT I8 WORTH
MONEY.
DON'T MISS THIS. Cut on. this
lslip. enclose with he. to Foley & Co..i
hold. at work on North Congregational : Chicago. Ill..
writing your name and'
address clearly. You will receive lnl
return'a trial package containing i-‘ol-l
ey's Honey and Tar for bronchial!
coughs. colds, and croup; Foley Kid-l
ney Pills. and Foley Cathartic no}
late.
Sold everywhere.
CRUISER TENNESSEE LEAVES |
LIMA. |
LI'MA, Peru, April 2l.—'I'be United:
States cruiser Tennessee proceeding
on its voyage northward last' nightfl
bearing the American members of the-l
International High Commission. The1
Peruvian Government gave out a!
statement explaining why none of the:
party. with the exception of Willisml
G. lIIcAdoo. Secretary of the Treasury.‘
visited Lima yesterday. although an}
. elaborate celebration had been not
ranged. During his brief stay ashore1
hIr. McAdoo visited several-points 0:
interest in the city. _
A Lima dispatch last night said
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ports of bubonic plague in that city
had deterred the Americans from go
hg-aahorc.
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this Dinner Set. made by one 0! the foremost American potion.
hixhelt 9010! reached in llmony of color. chaste design, and, at
the same time. the latest thing in the prevailing mode. it will on“
to be the create-t ever—a Bluhird in blue and turquoise with the
soft rod of nature on the'hreut. while the edge at each piece is lh
ished in deep blue lines and lacing. To see it laid out complete wit
Mug an ejaculation of wonder from every woman who views it.
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