The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-01-19
MODEL MARINE MOTOR co.
4 PLANT TO BE ESTABLISHED IN
 THIS CITY.
Motor Driven by the Force Of Occan's Waves-Of Great Advantage to Users Of Heat, Light and Power-Nearest Approach to Perpetual Motion Yet Devised


 New Haven people will be interested in the fact that the representatives of the Model Motor company will be in the city in few days to demonstrate here the success of the model marine motor to all those who use electric light, heat and power. The company believes that by it's plan cheaper light, heat and power can be furnished to New Haven people, both satisfactorily to the public and at the same time leaving a fair margin of profit to the company. New Haven has been selected as the company's base of operations, because this city has large population and many industries which largely use light, heat and power and chiefly be- cause this city, besides furnishing such a field for it's business is contiguous to the wave motion of Long Island sound, which is necessary to the suc- cessful application of the principles on which this new apparatus is devised, and Is peculiarly adapted to the suc- cessful. operation of large storage battery.
 It has been for ages the ambition of a post of inventors to reach the goal of utilizing that wonderful and well known power created by the waves called "Wave mOtion," in practical and commercial way; but not until the invention of the Model marine motor was this accomplished. The device is simple, positive in its results, and the unanimous opinion of experts who have examined it, is that 1t is the only 1n- vention that successfully solves the problem of utilizing the action of the waves in generating power.
 The advantages claimed for this mo- tor over all other motors for general ing power are: With the model marine motor no fire or heat is needed, no coal bunkers, no danger of explosion, the mower is constant and of a positive character; it is always ready and man. aged with less help than any other power. It is the only practical solu- tion for generating power from the ac- tion of the waves by the use of a float or scow anchored off the seashore, or wherever there is wave motion, and is the nearest approach to perpetual motion" yet devised.
 In this invention cylinders are plac- ed horizontally, and, by a simple ar rangement of suspended weights, every movement of the float caused by the wave motion is sure to generate power, since the pump-valves on all sides of the generator are so placed that the come in contact with 8 swinging weight as constantly and often as the slightest motion occurs, assuring, as has been practically demonstrated, a constant accumulation of power
 The company will soon have in opera tion a commercial plant at Atlantic City, N. J., to demonstrate to the world that old oceans millions and millions or horse power can be harnessed up and utilized for mans benefit to supply the cheapest power known.
 A practical working model will soon be on exhibition in New Haven (due announcement of which will be given) and all interested will be invited to call and examine its workings, and be con vinced of it's practicability.
 $. Lloyd Wiegant of 6l5 Walnut street, Philadelphia, consulting and me chanical engineer and ex-chairman of the Philadelphia Franklin Institute, says T have examined your methods of compressing air, by power derived from the oscillation of floating bodies, and consider the invention entirely feasible with properly constructed ap- paratus. Excepting the cost of the in