Evening sentinel, Thursday, November 13, 1913 · page 7

' men it the country was recently con.
‘“ ~ tired in the snheudhiment use assert afirwmwtodo will “‘W
. had. been placed with .zthe We

‘ Msssaohuset‘rs. by the New York, New

- . Haven Iliad mama some dolls ’ " . "‘ .

. pony. for thereonltruction oi one mm .

. dred and titty all steel possessor dly ‘

> coaches. ‘ 3

“ ‘ On Saturday, Novemher 1. the first ‘

. car was delivered to the Railroad com-
. puny. and before the end of the, your;

- Jinuary 1st, 1914. the company has

.. The i terost of the travelins public

and particularly chi unveils; solos»

 

Brndley Car Company. of Worcester.

 

twentyaflve cars will have been receiv-

ed“ and placed in service. Beginning

ileén assured that a car a day will he

These new cars are. modern in ever!
« [detail containing the most improved Chm m0“ 3W“,

" true or safety devices. and includetho able and dangerous of
' best of material and workmnnshlp.

simple and attractive manner.

The ventilatinz system, one of the
most essential features. is secompllsh-l
ed by an automatic arrangement so
that fresh air is supplied end simul-

_ teneously the vitiated air is drawn out.

Heat is supplied by means of n va~ *
por system of steam sent to the heat- I
log coils and is regulated automatical-
ly by pressure mikes ~

The unique lighting system with
which these cars are equipped is a
most pleasing feature, Thirty-two
electric lights or twenty watts each are
artistically distributed throughout the
car insuring an equal diffusion ct light.
Each car is furnished with its “own
lightingsystem, electricity being gen-
ersted by n dynamo Which is run bi
o. belt from the car axis; The elec-

, trinity thus generated ia‘storedlu lint-

teries that the supply may be sustain-
ed while the car is notElu motion.
The door is steel with a composition

' covering of the most sanitary and ilre- .,

proof manufacture.
The cars are protected (windiest and

cold ,by a henvy insulation upproxl- .

matoly three-quartersor an inch thick

which consists of hair felt and asbes~
tea. The material used in the roofing
is not quite as heavy as that used in
some atller sections, but is of double
thickness and equipped with moulding
which the casual observer would con-

, .clude could be nothing.r but w.ood

in the underframe especial stress

V has been laid truths matter of making

it durable and capable of withstand
lug shock. Through the centre of the
cor ore two steel droit members. or
known to the railroad world as ship
channels. each twelve inches wide and
five-eights of an inch in thickness
There are steel cover plates for them
at the top and bottom and also truss;
plates thirty inches wide With this

' foundation the sides are riveted thus

making the cars staunch and sturdy.
The air brake equipment is known
as the Westinghouse P. C type, con-
sisting of two cylinders one cylinder
to be operated in general service.

.. while both cylinders are or nilabie in

‘- case of emergency

it is believed that

‘ this system is doubly safe and that

 

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" there can be little if any improvement!
' made upon it

With this arrangement
the braking power is doubled and at

'no time is there hardly a chance or
" the brakes not being in nothing or

 

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other rights, in the preliminary our
‘ . submitted. that she was never accuse
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‘ proof she had been a devoted snd‘
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without. will”! to appeal“,
helm that tho’ ill-ton or (lonnootiout ‘
“be notlstained with the execution or

‘ For years leadmphyW

lungs and throat-«it is tE
coughl

All druggists, 25c, soc, $1.0m

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der. The drntt gear is or the friction“

The lix'wheel trucks are all steel.
construction with thirty six inch iorg~
ed steel wheels.

A radical departure is noted in the.
immortal at each end of the cars in!

 

that the air pressure water system has "
nude possible the installation of white ‘

enameled wash bowls. The parcel
racks above the seats are continuous
extending the entire length at the our
and are of the most recent style in the
sign and ”finish

The seats throughout are? oi

the

hlslybnck “walkwer” type. upholster;

ed in green plush. Only a thin capping:
over the arm rests as well as :the win.i
dew sills are of wood every romainioxi
part being oi the strongest steel

Plotter-ms on the cars are such that
mason sore may enter or leave them

lxh or low staflon piaflornls

The first thing which catches the
eye of the traveler is the extra length)
of the our and the steel panels riveted]
to the structural homework. Every
car receives twentyatwo teusnd rl-
vets. which means that forty-tour theirE
sand holes are drilled in the sheets‘
and beams of steel

This new type of our weighing up—
proximately 130. 090 pounds. will be es-_
peclally attractive to the salesman
traveling throughout New England. as
well as to those others who spend a
great denl of time on the railroad
train because of its stability and the

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PAIN lN BACK AND BHEUMATlSM.

Torment thousands of people daily.
Don't be one of these suiterers when
for so little cost you can get well rid
of the cause. Foley Kidney Pills be.

gin their good work from the very ‘
first dose They exert no direct an '
notion on the kidneys and lllnddouJ
that the pain and torment oi backache, Y
rheumatism and kidney trouble ill

soon dispelled For sale by all drlu-i
slots.“ ‘

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PETITIONS FOR PARDON

or use. WAKEFIELD:

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STAMFORD Nov. 13 ~Petitione

were placed in circulation this after- ‘
noon by Mrs. w. J. Bilckensderfer. ‘
wife of the wealthy typewriter mand~ '

lecturer, asking Governor Baldwin
and the board at pardons to com-

mute the sentence or Mrs. Bessie.

Wolfeiield to life imprisonment
Mrs. Bitchensderier said she was
distressed to know that 'irrntionai
people" had written
the trio! judge about the case
The petitions are based on the
. woman’s

0d of ofime hetero;

that

were mute av rsut. :4‘

:13 ~——Blmoll P. Silk

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