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'MIWEE NOTES
" ’ijipaeunent, The Sentinel valve armature in direction showniv'by
been reading your answer to arrow until breaker points W
: in the paper, and comb” about to separate. Fasten mature
1! been enllxhtened in many ways to drive shaft Fasten coll on dash
them ‘l would appreciate an an and connect No. 1 terminal to stem
, ”WWW. 1m Witibreeuenwo 8 to magnetom-
”mummies overflow cult breaker. 1N0 11.111 Mulch
carburetor? Have had same apart, bnlsh on magneto, No 4 to center of
, all min good condition. “out distributor No 5 to negative battery.
glue 0 m meteor caution. 1lie. 6: to any convenient; ground 1.931
Have usable moms \is We. almond positive marine! on
doubt mil- the m of trouble. ...mim connective. tantrums tof‘
emergency brakes have gone bad distributor point in contact. Note dl
1 leteiy. cod 1 had to remove them motion imwhlch distributor-Mme and
s 1%“ ‘tl‘han 1, mo Emile!!! biased..- by Robert Scov-ille, harm
ON SUfiAR SALES
.1 film P403439" Sell @91- Mill
mmfiuept for duping
A. mm 11111 quantity new a
My sell a customer. has +bcen
SEW From All Classes 100“ aJlmllllflirlltor for Connecticut,
of Favorite Melodies ' ”l" l“ “*9 him not war five pounds
. .. ; WMioeasumern in cities and
There are my .pubusbsd sons MWIMMtuer ten pounds to can
books wkiehnohtainthe bestofithe ngm‘l mwmts. This order ,
tionilipatliotic airs, low and fld. " 3 commutation. proviso allowing -
”There Ire other books which-aim to. W W over a reasonable
~1Wargfitamps, Thrift Stamps
11.911111111131118. (1mm. quarters "
"sillsbhelpite quy and .
select their old- time ballads. the sen
Adrenal songs of a generatiommnnd
bolero.
~ Books have also been publishedsio
give us folk songs and national songs
of other nations.
"the” are hymnrbooksiwitbout Lend
some of them aim to select. the
mum. the published hymns in many
different volumes.
But here is I. nonunion medium
than all. It is literally‘ The Book of
Mild it be Noel to meanest omen- connect mutate: wires warnings»
old model Ibex ’ Thankinx you.
; c c. to Whaler «mush
float valve is were and tp possum of dittflbuter mm"
11 seat WHY. A, ...—..-
the needle will cause it Motoring mmtment. manhood.
, I fed at times. Now -Piease answer the following ques
Glut
‘ | h Hi him too bully mu. «makes an internal combustion engine
Mi Mi” ' — a “r ”to” there ‘9 muster by just advancing the spark
' at the carburetor ».end leaving ‘be thrbttlcas it isth
.an engine is running at some speed
around 300 ‘R. P. ‘M.. does the spark
take place before the piston reaches
dead center, making it some on the
compression stroke? At dhisfomd
does the explosion ever occur bolero
the. piston reaches dead center? Note
, the diflmnce in my uuentlonfbetwsen
’spark and explosion. l'beilevfilm
is a Nfli‘once eta-a £ng tbbuelndtltq
of a second between spark and et-
plosicn. M. L.
When «inning slowly the spark
Is manifold is very long or angu-
it would Wheat to.- buy new emer-
ey brake parts sud lwve than: in-‘
Rodd For our own safety it is best
, havm_ of brakes, each in
‘ Winder.
Motown: Department. The sentinel.
Plenum“:- the following through
1 muted column: ‘1 What omen
lndugiendo ii to become weakened
. lose its original efficiency? is 11.1-
1 by extreme cold or dampness?
idtlleso .be taken out of ibecnr
, In: the winter? I have to replace
. use with new ones every season, and
“Ill y are very expensive in it iniur
l monsoon to 1111 radiator. with
't water" in. cold weather before
starting? Will it cause any part to
, it? Would inland piston rings be all
llt to use in a 1913 car, or is there
. better kind of ring on the musket?
.1111 intermation will be appreciated
, 1.1 '1'.
{If you store your ' car in a cold.
11 place during the winter it Would
. ndvuablo to remove the coil The
can must be kept dry.‘ otherwise the
éillg‘il voltage current will short circuit
llthiu the coil box. No injury can
"result from filling the motor with
i “I'm later before star.tlng There
are a great many kinds of piston rings
dead center. and the explosion pres-
sure on the piston develops later,
making 20 degrees More power is
applied to the piston These are
wasted By adiancing the spark the
explosion pressure comes earlier in
the stroke, developing more power
and so running the engine faster. At
300 R. P. 1.M. the spark occurs after
dead center. it it canto before dead
center at that speed the engine would
knock. As the explosion must tollow
thespurk. lt'must come on the power
stroke.
Motoring. Department, The Sentinel.
~~l should very much appreciate an
answer to the following: 1 how: a
1916 Ford car and own another car
equipped with generator and battery
1 wish to install lights on my Ford
the market, and it is impossible for car and to supply current CW :3“;
to recommend all-V particular make. from 11 storage batten. ou
our denim will best advise you re. charge the battery TOI‘ the 1’0"} ”0m
rding the type mosy suited to your the other car? Could these batteries
ngine i be changed from one to the other?
, , Motoring Department. The Sentinel. l B' D
--...- The battery on the Ford car could
1.1-'l‘bere is a continual grind or bum in he charged by the other system. but
film differential 0‘ jiuy car. which is a it would not be economical to run the
1911 model. I have adiustcd the pin cnginc just to charge the other but
10.!) Gear. but it does not seem to have iery You would best proceed as fol:
done any good Fould [211 5 noise come lows: Get a battery of the same. on
em the gear- -sct instead of the dif— pucitv 1111 the. one. with your starting
" {er-enlist? Please answer in next is- and lighting system—a duplicate 0' it
“m1 C. D. it possible. as it will then fit into the
The hum may be inleitller place or same space on the cm'. Use one of
both Try using a heavier grease in these batteries on the charging sys
the differential and then in the gear lem until it is charged, and then ex.
case. if these fail- D111 a handful 0f change with the one on the Ford car.
fine boxwood saudusl in the differ This will, be found to work out very
cutie! case and in gear 115.11.111.11 saW- successfully in practice.
dust absorbs the grease so that it
"does not. interfere with lubrication,
and it absorbs the shocks of one tooth
against another. reducing the noise.
This is only advisable when: the car,
is very old and you do Inot care to to start and pulls well except when
spend money for new, parts and re- it begins to miss explosions There
pairs. ., 1 is rarely any smoke except when
‘_stu1'iinc The color seems to be
Motoring Department The Sentinel grayish. bu: u is not thick enough
-~How can 1 make a temporary re to develop any decided color. Please
pair to my radiator? The leak is. not let me know what to do for this.
bad one, but it is troublesome as l ".R C
have to step occasionally and refill
Itlle radiator. i do not want to do a a mixture of gasoline and too much
repair man's job. but 111.121er a tem— .oil as on alone would give a blue
rotary one to last until i have the smoke 1111 too much gasoline gives
our overhauled R C. 'aiblack smoke. See if the spicy
' ThereI are several patented preparr nozzle is not. open too wide or 3:0
lion's on the market obtainable from all valve stuck so as to give too rich
our supply dealer.
ow leaks mdlore serious ones me? 011 supply or use a heavier oil.
”to?!“ temporarily by 3. “9339001” note if the :1 cubic does not dies}!
'or. llpsged. meal, but its use is not pear
fined. as it frequently results in
' .IIthe radiator and so has to Motoring Department. The Sentinel.
rem ed later. Cellular type ra'd- Kindlv let me know if the motor in
__ y be stopped with a small the 191213 'Moyer car is a Wisconsin
plug of chewing gum. It or a Moyer motor
Idattbe surface. you may '
yourself with a drop of sold-
Motoring Depaitmehi. The Sentinel.
——There is 11 strong smell to the ex
haust of my engine and occasionally it
misses explosions.
_ iNTERESTED.
The Meyer car was manufactured by
:the H. H Meyer Company, Syracuse,
N. Y. They made their own motor
".llepartment. The’Sentlnel.-
y brekesitol foot brakes? it so. tiring order. If this is not clear toil
3M1“! or a” “I" lions through your column: «What'
1m 01 this boner explains. how in. “unnoticed "it the W
occuis at about «ten mes. after.
it is not dlfllcbll .
The gray smoke suggests too rich -
TINY will 9“” a mixture. Cut dwn slightly on the.
and‘
numbered hymns. instead 0: costing
less than the average songbook;
Ar. coupon published in another pol
this master book. at mluel post.
Til-IE GUINNEB'S STCRY;
m
(A Flaming I'eoldlars ales ,fer
' Silhfllt Will .3050”?
skin: captors litihnmund
And theirillndre‘s somaihlnsmwful
clue
When yon‘ear. them in. the night
(My find it makes you fight!)
.i'm
‘fGet yer respirators out.” I .
Then you looks and sees a cicada:
1 something white. 1
The gas is coming on
And yer knownbeiore its gone
That the 'orse. mots with
won'hbe by then:
Yer loves him like yer wife
An yer wants to. save e‘ls life. ,
But there. ain't no respirators not for
them.
i was standing by ’is side
.011 the nightmy old ' orse died
1. last.
An ’ls eyes was looking mad
1?. was choking mighty bad.
An 1 seed lbat- c~Wus dying—Min];
fli’rll...
An I want to tell yer‘ow
11's the 'orscs wot gets us through,
For they strains'iheir blooming 'eiii‘is
out when they’re pressed.
We wamgalloplng like “all
When a bullet 'lts old Nell
l c'd see the blood u‘sireuming down
'cr face.
it 'ad got 'cr in the 'cad.
But she stuck to it and led
Till we comes to “Action right."
An then she fell.
l 'adn't time to choose
1 ‘ud to cut ’er look
For she' d done all she c'd More a gun.
When 1 looks at' or again
She was out of all her pain
An l ’opes her soul will rest for wol
she done,
if it 'adu'tboon for Neil
We should all hays been in '9."
For we only got in action just in time
Ain't it once occurred to you
Wot the ’orses there go. through?
The:] ’elps to win our fight an does it
no. ~
When ’is blood is flowing '01.
From a wound what ’e's just got
An' is breath is coming 'nrd on short
rm thin.
’E can see the men about
Getting water denied out no
But not a drop is brought to comfo1t
'im; \ _
Tho' is tongue is parched and dry
'11) can see the water by ~
But 'is wounds are left io,bleed
An' 9 can' t tell us ’ls need
80’ s just got to bear
think.
There are- ieroes big an small
But the biggest of them all
is the brute wot lays a’dyjng on the
ground,
1E doesn' 1 cause no wars
An fe’s only fighting yours
An' e gives ’1“: life for. you without
sound 1 . ,
.‘E doesn'tget no pay. ~ '1 9'
Just some oats and perhaps. homemayi
If' e’ 3 killed no one thinks a bit of Tim:
V’E's just as brave- and good
As any man wot, ever stood
But there's mighty little thought or
I '12)» for ‘im
.—~By Lleut. I. Fleming, British Army.
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WANTS GERMANY T0 PRODUOE
" PROOF ‘
WASHINGTON, lMay .4.I~_In addition.
to denying otheially the German
charge that American aviators have
gone to France under the guise ‘ofI
'isI pain—an
lambulance men and Y.‘ M. C. A. atten
dants, the State Department today re- ,
quested the Spanish government to
require the German I government, til
produce proof of the allegation.
1 TREATMENT aY GERMANY
em me direction 10‘ 003'? The Senior club of the our: Friend-
sch Irish tension mag- ly Society, of Grace Church, will meet:
on a four-cylinder 938‘” this evening at. 8 at the home of Miss
T- R“ DePier‘ne, ‘ '
WASHINGTON May
throuxh the sunfish government site
the truth of report, .2
We“ the miles» unnumbered, 1:
An yer think of the: poor Will-WNW an.
When you. leer the Sergeant sprint
you new“
An I shan't forget its looks towards, tit. '
ALL pmsouens ewes onus;
lsmount for home mulling if the but
m outrun accentuate declaling
thw'
nomination, “firming is ended.
The reason for placing a limit on
themnt of sugar mine sold is stet-
radii; ; letter resolved .33 ml- deal-
mill“! Mr. Scdflllo smith. 383‘s-
1‘ The Food Adnuliwon. 13.1mm:
-llll.9rytlllns possible to provide a sur-
fielent mount ohm ..fpr commer-
cial and dougtmceunlns dude: «the
“Thousand limes."1.lt1c«lilauhsunamlne1 m8. Alter mmdi
1 can now outfits be gotten for you set each cylinder at beginning" or; the!“ sentimental 1111111111. the molecule lamb?! ole-set it this ”W"
Mali “,0“ .and ”“9“”; pluz‘: national and folk soon. the best-re and the amount Q5peeted to arrive
mlm ,CllhIl‘, “hank! {dualism
the price or a desert books, which wammitu m WTW "W ..
molly lawns book of 11 WW mussel illneh'eeorfiregm _
"lo will have no more than
enough to meet the Walnuts.
missiles.- in» emvw.Imu8bbe
1141'.
Ma 11111 Bettie”‘1l§irbe when tile
AM “demand comes “during therein
and 1131,1111; l . .,
. 11m: "l Wmdbeadlnitl.
“termini-Tin
W to WMWIM in :11po
use; molded to not over
9:111:11: Mummies: 19 pounce-
outwards in order, however, that
mmmpy 9W! the .fpecasul'y
Lgmly oi aunt; to m germ 1cm
‘ m of 9 -t- N‘s-‘-
firm I”
'Mlnkandcsn
Millstlshqll mm any we
" W
1.1-1.1-h-g.
. ,H‘hoco Certified-lawn!!! WNW t, ‘ ’
Iths Pedelud' .MWIM‘W‘ i;
W
M61111 Food. .
fully scrum.)
permit. 1]"
e , your. ivory trulY.
1 honour scov11u..n.'
Federal Food Administrator.
.NEW HAVEN’aosn to RMSE
PASCENGERi RATES SOON
, .
increase of QuartenGIm a Mile AI-
lowed bya; Federal Authorities
l -Milelgo Up’ Also
Haven & llartiord.‘ ' . Iilnes seen
muv look for increase ,. 1.1 notes be:
tween South Nora slit slid other points.
Permission to boost the titles 11 nunr-
ter cent a mile has bsIén granted the
railroad by the Interstate Commerce
Commission 1
Although definite schedules of tales
have not yet been received at the lit
cal ticket office. they soon are expert-
Ied and it is predicted .that a 10 cent.
additional rate will be tacked onto the
present pried of 11 hip to or from New
‘York with raises of not more than
two and onehalf per cent to other
points
Under the new schedule mileage ni-
so may be sold at the same rate as
”one way tickets or on the basis of one
itenth of a cent to oné- -elghth of a cent
|below the regular one way fares. .
Freight. rationalise . may. be increased
from fire to fifteen per cent. above
present classification schedules.
l
l
aaENTs BLDGEFIBEufiESTATE.
Worthington Wblbehouse,
Adonis it Keillor, has leased for Henry
de 13 Schenck his entitle at llldgaileld
IGohn’: consisting of thirtydlve acres.
« with :large modern residence. over
looking Mamwasco Lake and neonate
Port of Missing Mon, to Mrs. John R.
Liyormore. ‘ .
NEW HAVEN ma QUOTA
NEW HAYEN May d.-.~,-Tbls city ex-
ceeded its.- m Iot $5,924,000 in the
Liberty Loan yesterday.
f : ., _ new“
The Newett blobs in
AFTERNOON £3853
Georgetteg.Cha1-meuses,pndTaffeta
1 8W EATERQ '
0i Shetland Floss. Attractive and
Low Priced
...BLOLLSES
Nanette Crepe. WWW Satin
and 141139112. .medluhl priced
' one for every occasion.
L...
discards. and widow-11ers will »-
:We
Passengcis on the New Yo ork; New ,
with A
A 1W1-
pence dell
financial situation
"It is our own fault, our very great f ault‘," that mow;
, ted Statesuunstibeg us to lend them money instills critical ti“,
' In one way it serves us right, but we oughiinot io=bavé suéliri
lesmu again.
The coming few weeks everybody
Read way of: helping along. gr
~' " . ' Foundationamall coat buttons, or_
I5 ‘ Four. cakes ofisoap, or .
A "Eight desert shirt buttons, or ' ,'
Eight cakes of shaving soap, or ’9
'A- doseu pairs of shoe laces, or '- u
MA pair of light woolen stockings, or
1' WA dam hat, or
One .gallon of gasoline, or
'A tube of tooth paste or tooth powder,“
Two boxes of shoe polish, or '
'A knife, fork and a spoon.
Special Clearance. ‘of
“Tailored Suits
.Wooi Serges, ‘Gabardines; Jerseys,
'1'Poplins, Tricotines.
[A beautiful line
,. mole, in black,
‘ my blue, tan 111111
gray. Those ex-
hibit marks (if-the
finest tailoring and
are of high quality.
Sizes from _16 They have been
years misses to 52 ”“1011 hi"h01‘ in
for u omen.
$35,011
taiuablo
Please
' price.
For Mdnday and Tuesday.
Second floor.
These Useful Articles
inhibit 9 3.9 Household
sugar “Outs of heavy tin,
brown. i. all with tight, _
covers, 25 pond . capacity. . 69 etc.
Flour 03118, heavy tin, white
enameled, tight covers, one bag ca—
:1pacity. 69 obs.
Butter Ohms, 2 qt.- sizes, by
adding 1 pound of butter and hpint
of milk onecan. make two pounds
' lines.
at the same time help your own
Apair of suspenders, ands pair of cotton sucks, or : . . L. .
Fine weaves and heavy align
nuls with narrow stripes. These
sergcs make admirable summer
skirts, suits or coats.
exceptloual chance truly for no;
more at these prices will be 013'-
until.
cllanged-aftcr the car. ,‘.
$11.00, $1.50 and $2.50 a yard. 3
and realize how very desirable lS ‘
“all wool. ”
w.(lasserole, brown
Guernsey inset, 8
inches, pierced
silver holder, Co- .1
is 'goin’g to bug
Stamps. The House of [load has stamps to sell, and this “1;?
\ .ty attractiyeplacé to come and look about. Nemrhih'ac 1e
, , prices are; paced on Certain lines of merchandise. [ljhat sibfl
What one Thrift Stampwill buy ‘ 1 ' .1 g" 1. $5,.
.‘A comb, a tooth brush and a cake of shaving soap, 011 ~ .
Between shopping buy as'many stumps as you, can. It leads to a belt,
risin- peace of mind to «possess afgood, many, and it helps downthe Huns.
White and Black
All Wool Cream Serge
i
'l-‘H 'Hwnu (I
This is all
conditions are
examine the qualit y
'J'it
Third door.
Useful Silver
Sheffield Silver
Sandwich '1' r a y, ‘ :- 1.
platinum finish, ’
pierced rim.
31W eter- "Pitcher,
' plain. bright fin- f; 1. I
ish, -g1‘ 11 c e f 111 1 ' '
$3.50
'- =Special.
1
t
of fresh butter. $1.35 lonial handles WOriginal prices:
_ "Parlor 11311001113, fine quality, Bread T ra y s, $4.00 t01$5100
well made, size 16, $1.25 thread edge 01 ~ '
1 engraved. .. Main floor.
Basement. ‘ '
. ,1» ,1
are 1» React to w '9
' amber-L n91; ., I 1 -
HOW TO: BillLD FRENCH TGWN New York city block while one o! the
Erect ordnance plants will alone be
larger than all the arsenals in the
United States put together. The city
will have its own police. fire and
health departments, while thousands
of small dwellings will be erected to
An American. elty,.lhe population ol
which will be more than «190.000 l
in. process of- sophistication gin fiance
This clottytlls nota mentioning}, icing
sense It Iwor . a re or ~
“in city. the M», Merit! of the" house the workers. Argonaut.
inhabitants oi which. will be civilians. v-w—t—n——-—-—-—-
The great aloenal which the ord WHE CRADLE OF: BRiNCE GOTTON
~61 -t11e~. only is -Betwee'n Apdizhan and Namangan
bluidingninali‘rsnoe is reap-loath lea fields of cotton
American
1and ward off
tors-abound. ~
Between Kugai and Uichkurgan we
saw scores of mud Wall enclosure:
built in seven tiers of huge blocks
and from ten to fourteen foot high.‘
Inside were the homes. the barn-
yards. and the sheepfolds‘, end the,
idea seemed to be to catch the sun
the cold winds that
sweep across the plain in winter. At
the corners of the walls there was
a curving upslanl, reminding one of
the Chinese temple roof and possibly
in lmClllneseI influence .herenin"
Tilly hart of Asia—«Maynard Owen -
Jul-...;
Norwalk Chronicler