“H“... .w _ _. . -.. 1... , .-...._._...._
flnurm '
thas neatly increased. owing to the in;
' If! Of the Adivitifl'creued demand for olicers to manthe:
' 'vessels that are being added and
{ , Jane 30, 1917:
so lorce inspected and certiileo
~. vessels with a total or iron thud
inspectors.
Overloading of steamers.
l
J (1)”? of 1389.279. Of the do- ‘er allowance Of vow]. wmea under
tic vessels
' there were 5'5” “Muhe Jurisdiction of supervising inspect
sell. 855 motor vessel'sxm passes-Ion. as . check on the action of local.
case i in b localI
re was a decrease of 365 in thclmpweamm in 0 null y! v -
l number 0! vessels l t d ‘d "a as to the stab ity 0 es 1
nspec 9 an 1,915. gummy tegtl’of such vessels are.
made by an expert detailed tor the
3. tonnage of Rum impeded ”‘purpoue. There is no law against the
barges, and 560 sea-going barges.”
ecrease of 125. 218 in the total
roared with the mafia“ decal overloading of freight steamers, bu
r. be
tiers of approval of designs‘me service has been .491" what it
. loan to prevent overloading of vessels
so when were usnted to 51 of this class. * inspectors have been
an vessels with a total gross ton- detailed on the Greet Lakes in the {all
. ers. engines. and other worst-l
:e of 1.590 boilers. There were in- M prevent the Mpflmdm. nf vessel
fled to, the United 8m“ govern. of this class, in which work they homo
received the hearty cooperation oi the;
a! £252?!“ and Lssosouors. There
"9 - ”inspections of passes er .
I ferry 'tmmen' an increase of“ owners. The bureau rewmmetlis
-r the previoun llscsl you. The two‘amendment of the law to remedy t
"0“08 l"Erectors traveled over 11,- detect
miles, inspected 303 vane," and Fire Ixflnglilthofl.
of all grades.
. for visual defects 7.838 applicants
ollcants for license, of whom 51
psi detects and reiected. Certifi-
.ea of service were issued to 13.301
lected.
‘ 99' Plates for the construction of
trips boilers to the number of 3'809‘done in the interest of safety.
~re inspected at the mills. and a' ' 3
we amount of other boiler material ,
. inspected. There were examined
d tested 20258: new life oreservers.
whieh number 1359 were rejected.
The total number of accidents re‘
ttlm: in loss of life was 277 Thel
lal number of lives lost was. 2 l '
’ ich 71. were passer-70:2; 7)?
res lost 210 were lr'm suicide,
road the power of the service to me"
on. founderinas. etc. There was a
screase or 684 in the number'of tion at the increasing number ot .
‘Itudent aviators who soon will he ily- ‘
was lost as compared with the pre-
om tiaral ,vear. Passengers to the
'mber of 317,095.17! were carried on
ing in all parts at the country.
'ri or the number of passenzers car-
ud. Dividing this number by 71. the
III number of passengers lost. shows
It 4.158.119 passenzert were carried
tr each nasaenler lost. 3
its controls or instruments.
red and ninety-three lives were new chine tails or makes a torcod landinmi
M "mm. 0' "'H‘V'nl lvpllanceaglt no military guard is available In.
spolice are requested to furnish pro-
quired by law.
War Conditions.
The, work of the service has increas-
tection tor the machine
I! the fiscal year. the force of in- necessary to tree the “i310"-
oectors and clerks was not sulllclent‘
‘rvice "m9“! taxing it to the ut. landing in isolated regions and to in
(m. “d th I bum“ r*‘i'i’lllmeudn a nish assistance.
tibstantial i crease in the numb". of. .
aspect, era and clerks. particular] M: ”H EALTH FARM.
.el’kA. in order that the work ofym, K'NG LEAVES,”
——
"W Ill" be ”1'0le [(991 “D. The Nothing "I. Matter “uh ROPUbHCIH 1
areas also recommends an increase.
l'l. the salaries of all inspectors and
or“. due to hither salaries paid out-
ttle of the aervlee for the same char;
County Leader, Bays Cooper.
u living. .
During the year man'v interned Ger.
an "nah "we examined by Inspec-' ealth Farm about January 6.
r H
or, of this ”me." Inspectors were‘ According to' Mr. Cooper, there is
etallod to the Ca .
pe Cod Canal. to othins the matter with Mr. King.
ton vowels nav t “
tan in; that body of "He Just want! to toughen up." was
water. The inspectors of tho serviceI
"9 been cussed in Wm“, the var Mr. Commune-set! it see
th the recruiting service or the,terday. "He's a busy man. and he ‘
1
United States Shinto; board in far-
alsltlaa intonation with reference to
ulcers who are available to man the
ships, and in approvlna the applica-
,' a ,tlona oi persona who desire to enter.
‘3‘ ' a ll "' the nautical schools mm by the
J 5 " _ recruiting service. The number of ex-
‘aminations oi applicants for licenses
. i The bureau points out that. owing‘
3 of 7.23958" M 'hkh 65“ were to amendments of the laws. the re-
eaticnted .
vesiels with a total sponsibilit)’ oi approt'inl the passed.
.; ’ A Wonderiul Purchase oi 3,000 Coats
Bought by J ay. 8. Company, our New YOrk buyers. These they ..
distribute to about 50 different stores. We get 65 for our share.
A real surprise «is in store fer the woman who as; yet has
Experience showing that some firn ;.
Id 512 academy!“ M "do“ kind"‘extinguiahers approved by the board
‘0“ .
s were '53::14033'952 cm of “99mm“ inspectors we“, defect.
re exam- in and that a standard was desired. r
the bureau obtained “will” 0' fl"
, extln lshers trout all of the firms
re Mud color-blind or with 0th" whosg'utlre estinguiabershad been an
roved, and these extinguisher: ware -
bmitted to exhaustive tests . y e
lo seamen, “d L507 we") "1""90- harem of standards, this department: “
Mates of "Mime" we” ”“1““ As a result of these tests the list of.
“3619 mam" men. and 2'9" “'"Napproved tire extinguishers was con-
'siderahly reduced, allot which was
r 0
th
“c, WASHINGTON. Dec. 20.-—Rulcs to
dental drownlnx. and other causalbe followed by the public to its treat-
3 t of army airplanes which may be
'ennt. leavlns’ a loss of 382 lives u‘forced down by accident are contniu- .
t
“Y chargeable to accidents, colli- ed in a resolution adopted by the air.
craft board, made public in anticipa-
When a machine comos down tho 3.
”“9“ requireri by law to In public is warned to keen swsv from
ah- "- it as soon as it, is established that the
aviator is uninjured and not to touch
Guards will he sent promptly from
Eleven hun- military camps or posts when amt»I
When a machine falls out of con:
d in several "hm" "“9 '0 war con-l troi and is wrecked the authorities are
ltions: and although the force of in-‘ urged to see that no part of the wreck-
vectors was matt’l‘llll' increased due? age is disturbed except to the,extent
Railroads are requestedsto ask all
0 meet the Increased demands'on the employs! to keep watch for aviators
John '1'. King of Bridgeport. the lie-
‘ publican county leader, departed Tues- ”1:9
a" of '0“ and n" increased mstzday alter spendan tour days at Jack
[Cooper's Health Farm in Stamford. 1+2
>Mr. King expects to return to the -.2
BosroN
.3,
. Rev - W. . , , .
l A II t .
Id 815% M in the which will be added to the merchant . . , '-
o . w W 'lleet in large numbers. : _ - . . :-
l The number of reinspectlon: of ves- . \ . . y , x ‘ :
. i « lag is a summary of activities aeis has increased. inspections of vet ‘ _.
mum at the .133th m. eels are more careiully Inside than liar;
, . Inerly. requiring a onser tine 0 ms e; . . "47;
tion “nice to; the fiscal year the inspection, and a larger force oi; ‘
blinks” ‘
I Coleburn 81 Lauder .
' 'The Jewelers
are" showing Superb!
slacks a: both of
3 their stores
’ mam"!!! llnill Christmas
*7 ”22 Won St. 96 WIIShiIIgton St. .
so. llorwslk .
mood as his personal appearance might
'surgest. He is said to have had a
stomach trouble for a number or
yeasts. :- :1 #9.?
‘
Remember Your
‘ Soldier Boy .
Likes”- Candy
Wshavoa assorhasntoi
'tholasdinzhlmlnmtonva
ponndbtms.
lit,
OPTOMETRIS'I
unwound". - It? This will laws“!-
‘ mum: Lamas-Folding Oxiorda in Gold as
Shall Shut-0n and Other/Mounting. - ..
' Mom examination of an eyes. W pnacrlp-
:, I. not purchased her new coat. Here is a remarkable display of the
s ' - ” -
season S choicest styles, fabrics and colors. ’
The _ wholesale value of these Coats :5 from $1 11.50 to" $27.50. We have them
as follows In three hits
$12.95 $14.50 $18.50
A Magnificent Opportunity for a Tremendous Saving
PLANES IS WARNINE CHRISTMAS SUGGESTIONS IN TABLE LINENS AND TOWEIS FANCY LINENS
, w 1“ STATION ER? . . Here is a splendid assortment at remarkably low ummwmam. 1' y 9
‘ ' __'_;_ ' e vs an almost ondioss‘varisty in Pine Writing ' . , In. Boston Store 3 ' : :‘
.rapomndCon-oopodoooo d,inall' theses. pm, mumm“ >
Q from the single quironbolxI to th‘: c.ablnet (1:11;: All the BLEACHED TABLE CLOTHS ed ”mitt“ W and . O 3
es' m 1”me hm‘ . Beautiful «In-min. lure asaorhnant of mu sumo soars am: now counts cum .3
.. w 256 “D to 35-00 , dulm- PMS, squads, anus, my owl-as, no.
l CHRISIMAS GIFTS IN WHITE IVOR’Y , 75‘ ‘° 310'” 1 ~ , - =i . g.
TOILET ARTICLES TABLE DAMASK CLorIIS E Sp I 3
...EI';°E=..Imm-uro"...a. er .. msmmm x r a eaa s
. v,” . , c wov , , . - .
Eons, mus aromas, sumo ms m, a very newest. 33mm “ ’ "m" “l, TONIGHT FROM 7 lo 9 O’CLOCK -. ..
mic“ “no of tho but em «My md rm $593. $7.50. $7.98. $9.95 Doll 00 , , 3,5
HUNDREDS OF GIFTS IN SILK LINGERIE " ‘ Miami NAPKINS . "5 in. mm Duly—Dost o
PRACTICAL, renown. sun seam ,3 $1.50 to 3638 am Illss M 3
SILK CAMISOLES - ’ :5
and 132:; mstdom lozflsltyh all}: of crepe do chine “ENS“?E'inE?iELLAS ad SATIN CAUISOLES 3:
embroidered and ribbons; also and moisture". coverings with attsctivo Wm M W all “5".” 3135. .x.‘
3 ”'19 ‘° 53-98 map“ “at?” "M" ‘1” "“1““ “I" “d m" MEN’S hamsters ROBES '1
.. 1 ~ SILK ENVELOPE CHEMISES __ 31.00 to $6.00 more colors. “lbw. 3"?
. sun t I in ' Mm ' SWII' ~
dainty ogb'rtiyidtrcd 3:; ,dimi’ahv’v’fim. “I "”1 CHRISTMAS GIFT SUGGESTIONS 500NOVELTIESINTBAYS.WORK BOXES. ' .1
52-95 a, 56,95 - . . MEN’S FURNISHINGS PIN CUSHIONS AND CELLULOID . a
. WOMEN’S SILK GOWNS MEN'S BAT“. °R~L°UNG'NG ROBES Worthzlic ”13.2mm ” . ‘
mgfdnltfmhfifin {’r crepe do chino, in the latest ‘ m" "m” m up 1'13“" “bm' A“ 't 0" hi“ “lid" 19‘ 3
rosehuds.’Plfii§ m Sham", '“h "M “m" “d 5493 "d ”98 Ioo BEACON BLOCK RLANKETS ;
, $5.98 to$9.95 MEN’S FIBRE SILK. SILK LISLE‘ AND ’ 1°”, BE, A32,” BAT“ ”BE BLANK“ ;
CHRISTMAS HANDKERCHIEFS “mm 3:1“ HOSE . TonithiFro-7to93398 ii
._ 3311me 1 .dm " ' “I allthabutcolors. 1.000 CALENDARS ' 3‘
mum'mumm 29cand49cpsir Wampum ,
WOMEN’S FANCY EMBROIDERED ' ’ - Tm 10‘ ..
HAND Rm . MEN’S .NECKWEAR 125 DOZEN HANDKEBCHIEFS
KE IEFS Selma for W Rich and hand- Ion'sandwonan’a. Volume. fl
WOMEN s ALIéIIiPEgN HANDKER-_ 50 mt, m M 100 W
. ._ 's wounds. Innis" .
Hematitchodfl also embroidered mm. BOUDOIR . Tm 7 1° 9- ”'25 ‘
15c,25¢,3§¢‘5oceuh mmmmmo‘mffzu mm 1.009 PIECES or FANCY CHINA AND. ,1:
WOMEN’S INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS mined. with ribbons or lug an on (My. ' . (333mg . 3:
15c each ' > 25c “31.00 I Worth a third no. "
39°“ that he needs an“ toughening 1— 5
up now and then to keep him in good ros Homer sham so To
.physicai condition." ' l 0 B JA 9 . ' , -.
we“. ° ' CKSO N A. HASSAN’S ,+ 1
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summer-nay, arse-m Irritant-mum i
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