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Evening sentinel, Thursday, October 10, 1912 · page 6

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9 xMAsoiwc Diaac'ronv.‘
HOldWeli Lodne, No. 198, F‘. and A. M.
Meet: in Masonic Building, South
9 A. Main street, last and 3119 Tuesday or
‘ 'eachvlmo‘ntlinliis' and August on
oeutod~ot<8 o‘clock. All Matter
Masons cordially invited. Frederick
9195114011, W M Robert M Wilcox
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Butler Chapter, No. 38 11.11. M,
‘rMoata in Masonic Building, South
"Main street, 2d and 4th Tuesdays 0!
“09191. month~Jnly and August on
tented—wit 8 o‘clock. All Royal Ar '11
1119111111115 cordially invited. Hickson
91W. Cole, H. P. Robert M. Wilcox,
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EUTH NQRWALK BOARD OF
. ’ ’ TRADE
FflresldentmNehemlah Candee.
“vlcefiresldent—Charles J. Pldgeon.
jewelery-«Frank W. Hadley.
Treasurerw-Matthew Corbett.

 

VENING SENTINEL TELE-
PHONE CALLS
a-4-News Department
kausiness Department
SS—Branch Office. Norwalk.
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'OVERNMENT WATCH’ES “FIRST-
AID" IN THE HARD COAL
,_ FIELDS.
1 '“i‘hengoyerurriein' Bureau at 31111101:
has been carefully observing the
bid: 091’ the first aid to 11m 11111111111
We in the Pennsylvania 1111111111.
lte 9911.19 fields. Drills, held in the
”it few days, hum presented a
59ppartunihy 19 111191111 just how
_ of relief huie been peniie‘t-
A.9replesent1itiva or the 8111111111.
life}; is seeking 11. sprvnd tho 111411913
“system through mller mining 11w.
Illons of the country, was present to
.ldilseru‘e all liil'h‘i,‘ drills and ohlgiin‘
hints from 111011].

”Fil’flifiid" for mine workers oil"-
.lnuted‘in the anthracite fields. in
ovary mine squads lime been trained
to handle splints and bandages with
askill nearly equal to that of physi
9ai111111.'l‘he profici lonry of those
squads was one or 11111 things that

 

 

‘oitytaraign experts who came to this
wintry to study Annu'irun mines and
hing methods 11111 lung 11:11.
Eathoomnnny has n physician in
claim of this work. lie makes the
unds 11nd puts the men through
2. their 1119101319 1119111111111. T-lun ii’ 1hu
need arises, they. 131111 apply splints
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Thorough confidence and coolness.
‘T a hospital unlhurlihs in 1111'» min-
‘ .9neglm1 1111111111 11111 injured men
eh tireiu in far better condition
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hat many lives lune been small in
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notified that 31511111111 investment in
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MY PROUD PA.

91 s‘pose the big head bendin’

over my crib
Is my pa.

I s‘pose that wiseacre whose talk 9

is so glib
Is my pa.

* I ve not been here long now—my

days are but three

But there's something that even
a baby can see.

An’ the man who takes all the
credit for me

Is my pa.

1!

I s‘pose the man with the hat
that won’t fit

Is my pa.

.‘ 1 s‘pose that that fellow who

thinks he's "'l1;”"

Is my pa.
He’ 5 a little guy, too, but as proud
as can be
An’ that wonderful lady 1111‘ I
both agree

That the one who takes all the
credit for me

Is my pa.

I q’pose that the man with that
facfistretching grin

Is 11131 pa.

1 s‘pose that that short chap. so 9

terribly thin

13 my pa. ’
My ma 13 that wonderful lady in
white ‘ 9
Her voice is as sweet as an angel
11‘ night. -~
Now I'm next to that proud little
geezer, all right! .
He‘s my pa.

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identical.
you 1.1.1.1591. 19111 something exculit
contort"
"our haul: thought in 11.51113 9111.11
the subject," Mr. liarn replied "l
9130 not know ‘whieh method is host" ‘

"lit-you had ibilo‘wad our‘euggelr
tied at a year ago this. wreck would
not have occurred, would it?"

“No“ ‘but' another Accident might
have happened. We might have
struck the work train on the strai9ht
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have, run post another.”
Technical Testimony.

111011)" was mostly technical and he ex4
plained at'soma 10119111 new the tower,
operatora at Greens 11711111111 and Wests.
portalorked together to send-'train 535
from track 1 to track 3. He also ex»
planned Very carefully the signal syow
19111 between Greens Farmsand Westf
port, find ohid that niier the first secJ

blot-ii. hetuaen the Greens Farms And
“Vacation su'lloh lowers, the second
section: could not enter the block nu<
til the Greens F‘arnis‘ operator opened
the proper switched for it, and i’u‘rth-;
ei'lnora that as the first ereiion Was:
3,1111 1111011111. the. block the signals, ili-"'
cluding the, one at Wastport draw
bridge, automatically swung to dam
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1:111 hast signal 39 in lhl‘ Westporti

and must have been 11111 against him.
“About 111112." said Mr. Morrid’bu,

ping advices 1111.1 “.9699 1109811thth
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9 most 0! the signal engine-era who have .
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Iuntthad their experiments wry care‘

glullv and in most eases learnt-d 111111.

liho iesults have been unsatisiuriorv.

.ln incl the train bouxd 111' the 1111111-

mime Conunerce Cohiiiiisalon has not
Sheen satisfied with them either.
Automatic Stab Necessary.

'1 bellow that tho nulonmilc stop is ‘;

inimitable. howaverl' he added. its '

ionr 01.191.111.13 conditions demand it,
'hnt 1 dont helluva that in the 011131: of

ithn W 0151111111 Wl'éétll on autonimio‘

step would have doiw tail) good or in
iine‘t nxwihlufi dine. I" ‘

“in case cf excesaiio speed i. don t
Elieiit‘le that there is any illitlillmtiC'
istop that will no a train." ' ‘
i “Don‘t. you bbiieve that it is highly
indusnble that the men at the various
images and switch. towers should 110-.
gtify 1.111119 one in case a train brooks
Stile speed regulations?" naked Como
iluissioner Mot‘hord. "

“Certainly. i do." was the answer.
"but i haven‘t yet found the man who»
can do it. 01' course," he went on, .

"1111 automatic atonfimighi have nvera

ihem hecanse when one of iii-(1111,3119
seated 11.11 a possibility by the train
neutral board. was tried 0111. 0119111190.
Staten island 'branoii attire B. and 0.1
it failed to work once out of every
ten times.”

"When was this test made?" asked
Mr Dohariy .

"1.1131 your 1 belleie." Wilts the re 9
ply.

{'ls it not true thdt this device was
later 9 improved, and in Novembefi
worked perfectly in 130 tests?" ,

Hearing nude. .

"1 9111 not sure." said Mr. Morrison. 1

"that i knew very 111111111 About that:

tlon. “i think that 11 intent that
worked sucrosefuilytor that number
of times would be ‘wmih iooitlng‘im‘

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Morrison was followed to the .1111

When are .

“if he run hast one signal he would 3

 

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He Was followed by C H. Morrison 3
signal engineer at the road. His test'i» ‘

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

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in our Big

Domestic Departments

Values that will stand the test of a rigid inveSti-
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Never was there a better
time to put our merchandise values to a compari-
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Price 19 {the each.

 

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Pillow Cases

Make, smooth White beds 111111 '
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in: 'Ihey are easy to wash as

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Lucia 6%: a yd

.1500 wide? of this (anions Mus-
lin, 36 inches wide. Opening
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$1. 50 Turkey Red

fable Covers 980'

Fast colors, regular size. neat
patterns. Opening 0111 Price 950

750 Table Linen
49 cents
l"1"1112in1:lies wide, made of

sturdy Scotch linen, good pat-
tern. Opening Cut Price 490.
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$329.11" Wool Balls
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0991141111 in one piece for fine
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1,000 yards of. 1111 best quality

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30‘ :1 30 equate. 13 x 54 long and

51 Crochet Bed
Spreads 591',

Full size crochet quality, hem-
med, ready for use.
Cu: Price 591:. ~

 

Cut Price 9 1-29.

Opening Cut

 

'12’/20 Females 9‘40

Best quality, 36 inch, in graye.
blues and light colors. Opening

.501: Sheets 391:
For single beds, 54 x 90. line

iirm 'umsiin‘. Opening Cut
Price 93990.

 

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50c Table Padding-
39c 9 yard ‘

Heavy Table Felt. 51 inches
wide, for protecting the table.
Opening Cut Price 39c yd.

 
 
 
 
 

 

Comfortables
The biggest and best assort-

ment in these parts, well made
and every one an elegant value,

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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$2.98 and $3.4

 

” 10 ‘81 12511:" Outing
Flanneis 8‘/2c

Teazie Down and 1921 qualities.
soft. 'and l’leecy, 1110 pieces to
select from. Opening Cut Price
8 1-2 cents.

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

19.13 Tray Cloths
12% cents

18 x 2?, memorized and hem-
med. neat patterns. Opening
Cut Price .12 1-2c.

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

$2 Beacanlilankets
$1.49 a. hair

Full lied sized, inwwizite, gray
and tan. Opening Cut Pricei

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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