humus mum
u l. ll. IN JANUARY
’fitai Accidents on New
Haven Reduced 57 Per
Cent Since Organization
of Safety Bureau
January was a ”no employee killed"
Blonth on the New York. New Hlnen
Ind Hartford Railroad and Central
J‘Jew England Railway. according to
an announcement by I". W. Mitchell.
Supervisor of Safety and Examina-
tions. l-‘or tin» third time the 38.000
temployecs of the New Haven System
massed throuulv an entire month with-
out a fatal inner}. The two previous
Inonths when tl is record of safety was
achieved VVt‘l" \lay 1920 and August
1921.
The New llaxen'sdlureau of Safety
‘28 Created or. .\p_ril l. 1914. with the
flnllowing pilll‘h‘xt's‘ in view: To avoid
Wurles. to pro .ent accidents, to pro-
ut proprrt}, to increase efficiency. to
”cure t‘tee til . l'ull cooperation of
”cry officer any. employee in carrying
(rut safety pl! . itions and rules. and
to bring to tl . .t'tcntion of those con—
cre'rued all li.’ tires or conditions
“which in an‘. ' it\ affect salt-t) or cf.
CY.
'A Central v .- iinittee and l‘ourtccn
cdivlslon, shop. ..id terminal commit-
tee-s were UlLLHi'll-‘J‘tl, their member—
ship C()mpll.~lll: supervising officials
and men trmn inch clans of service,
warying in l'.llllllt'l‘ from twvlve to
thirty. Later H e number of commit—
tees was lllt'l'b" d to 34, with a total
nnembcrship con-ring all
Euthnches of tlu- service.
tvl 5:17.
Representative; of the safety dc-
xmrtment kw p in constant touch with
umployccs 1)} in rsonal intcrvimvs. and
thy means of _'.'-U bulletin boards which
{nave been set up at division headquar-
t‘fvrs. in shops. _\ards. :md \vhermer
(employees ('ui.‘_'.l‘0gatt'. A friendly ri-
\alry is maintvined hetwo-o‘n divisions
ch shops in tho t-tturt to attain the best
reward of sate-2y. ‘
l'p t0 dale .‘\.l>i'_“_’ subjects have been
(TOllSldt'li‘tl at Illt't‘llllgfl of the safety
mommitto-es .tnd all but Hi: carried to
in. conclusion 'l‘lluusantls ul~ sugges—
tvfions ll.t'.:' ll't‘ll made In employees.
mutiny 01 “inch hau- resulted in in-
creased salt t)‘ through changes in
mthods or standards. All suggestions
rI-ceived {tom implmm-s uri- acknonw
let'dged and the 0"illtlu\" is told what
action is taken.
'l‘hruugh tliv- school
sauthm'ities in tlu- cities. towns and vil-
Rages served by the New Haven. child-
3"!le have been taught the danger of
May/lug on railroad property. stealing
[Andes on trains. and taking short Cuts
across the railroad l'lL'llt of way, and
('(llil tt-sx of
they have bee-n urged to stop, look,
and llSli‘Jl before crossing railroad
tracks.
Manufacturt-xs whose plants adjourn
fi'he railroad have also cooperated with
the Safety Bureau in warning their
employees of tln- danger ot‘ trespassing
am the railroad tracks. Leaflets have
Ween inserted in pay .‘uwulopes, and
thousands of placards warning against
this hazardous practice have been
tasked up in cousplcum‘m nlaces.
in addition, crossingmen, trackmcn
and others havi- handed out hundreds
at thousands ol' printed warnings to
moons using tln- railioad tracks as a
highway.
A Cause 01' tontiiim-d griuc concern
its the Careless opt-ration Ol' automo-
m at grads- :rtmsllius. 'l‘lle, indif-
MHCO and ro-t‘klessnt‘Ss of drivers
dim much to inn-ll the number of rail.
and accidents. llurini: 1021, :7 auto-
mobllists were killed and 90 injured at
We crossing on tln- New York. New
Haven and Hartford Railroad and the
Will New England Railway. 'l‘he
md showa that during the )t-nr 177
aflomoblles wrn- driven through gates
and into the sides of passing trains,
running in )0 deaths and 25 injuries.
In 1913, the year previous to the
organization of the Bureau of Safety.
316 persons were killed on the proper—
ty of the New Haven Railroad. In
1221 the number killed was 140, a de-
mise of-186. or 57 per cent. In 1913,
93 employees were killed. while in
3311 the number was 35. a. decrease of
62, or 62 per cent.
During 1921 the railroad passed
through a period or 48 (lava without 8.
m1 injury to any employee. And it
iiworthy of notice that 125 employees
we commended for meritorious serv-
ONE OUT 0bV TEN 0\VNS AUTO.
CLEVELAND. 0.. Feb. 9.——Econ-
mic students here declare the auto-
mobile industry is leading the country
flick to normalcy. ’l'hev cite as evi-
mace. advance 1921 registration stat-
wee.
One person out of every ten in the
“Red States owns a motor vehicle——
“I: a. grand total of 10.503.000 pas-
senger cars and trucks. This repre-
aegits the registration of the. various
dates as of December 3lst. 1921 and
B an increase of 1.206.748 cars and
mks over 1920 when 9.295.253 cars
and trucks were recorded. according
to Information sent in to a prominent
.gotor cur company here.
3' In some states the grain was as much
#1 35 per cent and ten states reported
m Increase or more than 20 per cent.
'1'” national gain was 15 per cent. In
t“ race between Ohio and New York
“9 for first position £113 latter won
”In with 755.000 as against Ohio's
114,000. Next in order came Pennsyl-
m California. Illinois, Michigan
M Iowa and Indiana. Combined
fie nine states own over half the cars
#the country. according to these sta-
fir—
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z , When you’r$ suffering from
gr, headache,
C " backacke,
toothache,
neuralgia,
lrom any other cause, try
168 Anti-Pain Pills
[or two and the pain stops
‘ . no habit-forming drugs
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UNITE IN llllNllll ‘
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NEW YORK. Feb. 10.-—Memories of
the stirring (“.35 of the 'mxties will
be revived March 9 when dignitaries
of two nations gather here with tech-
nical and (-ivic soricties to honor Cap-
tlhEn or
tain John Ericsson and his partner.
Cornelius H. Delamater. on the 60th
anniversary of the battle between the
first armored battleships—Monitor and
Meirimac.
Four tablets will be erected to the
designer and builder of the first tur-
reted battleship. and in the. evening an
Ericsson-Dclamater banquet will be
held. to which have been invited Presi-
dent Harding. Secretary of the Navy
Denby. Assistant Secretary Roosevelt
and other representatives of AJnerican
officialdom as well as the Minister and
Consul General from Ericsson's native
Sweden. The occasion will be cele-
brated simultaneously in Stockholm
by the Associated Swedish Engineers
members of the Swedish royal family
and American diplomatic representa-
tives participating.
()ne of.the tablets to be erected here
will be unveiled at the Phoenix Foun-
dry. where Ericsson built the first iron
boats constructed in America. and also
brought out his then-ridiculed screw
propeller.
Another will be unveiled on the site
of the Delamater Iron works. where
the engines for the Monitor. the first
sell—propelled torpedo and the first
submarine were built.
The third tablet \vi) be placed at
the Continental Iron works in Brook-
lyn. \Vlu re the hull of the Monitor was
i
l
‘waterline. ‘aml the precursor .of the
ton of the l'nited States Navy and
commissioned to design the battleship
Princeton—the first iron battleship
with its boilers and engine below the
modern dreadnought.
When the Princeton started {or
\Vashington for demonstration before
President Tyler and other government
GIRLS! LEMONS
WHITEN HANDS
........-—.—--...—— . .-
Press the juice of two lemons into
a botflr containing three ounces of
FRIDAY, FEB. 10y 1922
officials. Ericsson was waiting at the
Battery expecting to be taken aboard
for the cruise. But the Princeton sail-
cd majestically past without stopping.
A few days later a big gun—.against
the design of Which Ericsson had pro-
tested to Lieutenant Stockton—explod—
ed at the conclusion of the tests. kill-
ing Secretary of State l’pshnr. Secr‘c-
tary of Navy Gilmer. Senator Maw};
two naval officers and President ’3‘)—
ler‘s bodyguard.
The accident led to an estrangcmvnt
between Ericsson and his patron. and
Ericsson sank into comparatiVe obliv—
ion until the l'nion's need for a hat-
tleship to meet the (‘onfedcram's
threatening Merrimac restored him to
official favor. and brought acceptance
of the Monitor plans.
I’OI‘I'LA'I‘ION OF .‘IEX "‘0.
k
now nmic than Low-mun \1,
mi; in 1. ,. i ‘ .19....I by”
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Along v.1‘h Ylw ' mun”
filllOnlOllllf'fi if ..t ,\ “drink”: “ or
there ought to i» .v v.7 ‘03] W‘-
tioning oi” drn-rs. H . " “room
a .
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OPEN
SATURDAY EVENINGS—
RAILROAD FARE
PREFUnwnnn 7"
built.
. . Tm. four”, “.m be unveiled at 36 Orchard White. which any drug store MEXICO Cl'l‘l. lfeh. lop-311n- 110» mg and snuflli' g: _\ .1. _. ,. TL“
FOI’ COHStlpated BOWClS, Sle HeadaChe, Beach stnct. where l-Zricsson made his will supply for a few cents. shake pulanon of Mexn‘o 15 a. ”an. ‘more COId C'Oll'lpourd" l ' .. “W.
. homi- in New York and where he died well. and you have a quarter-pint of than 14,000,000. according to tagure-s hours until llllr: a». ll, V“
SOUI' StOlIlaCh BlllOUS leer on Match 5. 1550. :harmless and delightful lemon—bleach recently compiled by tln- census btir— ally blt‘uks m” MM '~-. 1‘ r} --.xn.
’ Ericsson already has been honored lotion to soften and whiten red. rough eau which has just completed its mm- The “w... ,3,“ \-
‘ i ,- ' . ~ . ‘ lottery or chapped hands. This home-made emrution. 'This represents a loss of nestrits and .}., I, 1 “ea!
_ , , .0," bowels completely by b} l stutm “‘lllCh stands in l _ _ ‘ _ . .. ~. g ‘
The nicest cathartlculaxaéhde 11):“:3: $233,“; and you 'wiil feel splendid Park. near the spot where the naval lemon lotion lS far superior to gly- apprommately 1.000.000 smce the last head; stols nun, H .4 ‘ ‘ .11.
world ‘0 9135510 59"". ver 11 “They work while you sleep." 03,. pioneer experienced in 1844,0110 of the cerin and rose water to smoothen the census was taken In 1.910‘ . The de- headache. du’lnv sq. :. 1 “at 'h'
when you have Dizzy HeadaChe' carcts never stir you “DO? gripe like lllllt'li st of the many bittr disappoint— skin. Famous stage beauties use it crease is ascribed to emigration of na- "Paves Quid Cit-n1.»- ‘_ :1 _
Colds. 1310011511658. Indigestion. or Salts pms Catompt, or on and the: mt-nts of his early career, lto bleach and bring that soft, clear. lives and foreigners duringiho: periods a. few (fonts .41 ,;. L, . h ‘1“?!
Upset. Acid Stomach is candy-like cost anly ten cents a. box. Children Ilimsrfon' Mud lvcen taken under the rosy—white complexion. because it or i-‘twolultioln. t u t H , . :Viimom ”sis-tam». .Q If:
"Cascarets." One or two tonight will love Cascarets w°_ . . inn); ox LN-mpnam Robert 1.. ht0(k— doesn t irritates—Ark. t he... s it re asser ia nie- no a as no ounune~ l;.-;>: DC: Farm
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cred when wanted, paying for them
Month."
l TWO HUNDRED AND SEVENTFEN BED ROOM SUITES-—
conceivable design, quality and finish—ALL OFFERED ON A BASISO ONE-
HALF, ONE-THIRD and ONE-FOURTH OFF THE REGULAR PRICE OF
TODAYl And—With these tremendous reductions, to at all other times, HAD-
LEY’S EASY PAYMENT PLAN, whereby you may have your selections deliv-
u convenient—“A Little
' every
MWeck or
THESE SUITES—Note the
Ewing: of the put of either
ciate the fact that the ANNUAL DISCOUNT SALE PRICES ARE LOWER
THAN AT ANY TIME IN THE PAST TEN YEARS! This is your opportunity
to buy at the “right prince” Look at these values: Make your own comparisons:
Place your order NOW”
Every Bed Room Suite Offered At Great Savings In Our Annual
DISCOUNT SALE.
SEE OUR SPECIAL WINDOW DISPLAYS—CONSISTING OF MANY OF
dity, and the price: Compare them with any of-
‘s Store or any other Stare:
You are sure to appre~
This Exact Four Piece Ivory
BED ROOM SUITE:--
Including Dresser, Bed,
Chiffonier And Toilet Table
Tod-y'- Regulnr Price 3229.50
COMPLETE:
$91850
This Suite Is At Present In-
cluded in Our Special Win-
dow ‘Displays.
-——_l
I'nnoe.
SI‘I'I‘E NUMBER I":
cum Ivory. Four bun
y'- W
DISCOUNT SALE
Full Sized Dreuer -
3998 m:
Just as you see it pictured above
In polished Oak, with mir-
Hr in your choice 0! square or .
oval design. This Dresser had
three full width drawers and in
ideal for spare room. Today's
regular price $19.76.
Brown Oak Plain Neat
Triplicate
Olnflonler with error_
'lhble. Today's
Sl’I’I‘E mmm 51: Three pieces—Phil
sized Bed. Dresser and Chlflonler.
piece well finished in Quota-red Oak. Nun
n Today’s render price 394.50..
ANNUAL DISOOI’NT SAIIE PRICE
finest mom—Bed,
(outer and Triplicate Mirrored 'Ibilet Table. ‘
M price 0229.50_
PBJUE
SUITE NUMBER 29: Sun-d“: constructed of
Min-cred Toilet We. Bed and
SUITE NOW 198: In choice of either
1, Walnut or Ivory finishes. Each
82:8 o! the utmost (Hanna-ion in design
Dresser Chiflomte and
breach
regular price $898.50. AN-I ': ': I
NUAL msoovx'r SALE PRICE ........ . “m“ ‘° 8°"
SUITE NUMBER 70: In beautiful Poly-
chrome l-‘nlsli (contrasted shading:
M Bell, modulate ChlflorObe,
Dresser and Toilet Table. Walnut. Today's
..oo’.ou--noomIAOtud-oloonooo-I .
Each
$3975
0 Suit
Tel-rm
9850
“NV-mm
$1 5925
‘shal In a dell-
e vim of the
W. Chit-
IAnee. Dresser.
Today's regular
fi%819.%. mm“. unsoorxr SALEM
OilQDDIIOI’ooo-I-gnuco-ocnu
$16975
8
317950
). mu
mire
regular price $840.00, ANNUAL DEOOUN‘I-
SALE PRICE hm" '° 8“"
SUITE WEB 58: 0! Master man- s 50
chip-mama”! int design. Fam- pileoea. 1 98
Walnut. Chilton-ewe, Bel. Dresser and
Benn-Vault Tom Me Today's regular
mas: . mm”. DISCOUNT SALE
Other Examples of How Bed Room Suites Have Been Reduced In
Price, During
This Sale:
R'ITE NUMBER 63: You will be unused
at this remarkable value. In Walnut, Ivory
it comprises Toilet Table, Cl!!!-
nnd Dmsser. Very attractive In
or Grey
tmier,
once Today'- regulnr pri
appear . cc
ANNUAL DISCOUNT SALE PRICE
SUITE NUMBER 48: It would be impos-
sible for you to and this Sulte'u
reasonably
Toilet 'Ihble with
SUITE .\' CDIBEB
orscocrrr SALE Pinon
SUITE 51118133 204:
(truncate. Today's
SUITE NFRIBEB no: Pour pieces in Ms-
hogany: One or the most renmrkable val-
ues in the great Sale! Semi-Value: Toilet.
Table. mutton-cue, Single or Full sized Bed,
and WP. My'l regular price tuo.so._ms
ANNUAL DISCOUNT SAIAE PRICE g ‘__m Suit
SUITE NEWER $17: Finished
with a slight curved trimming—v
tractive. Four pieces—Bremen Such?
Icy Dressing Table, Bed and Ohlfloretoe. 'l‘o-
dny's regular price $510.00. ANNUAL DIS-
SIDUKT “LE PRICE...~........
mood. Drew, fill sized
triplicate Mirror-
Ohlllonier. Today's regular price 8220.
ANNUAL DISl‘UI‘N’I‘ SALE PRICE ......
121: Mahogany Four-
Postar Bed. Chiflorette. urge Drawer. and
Dressing Table. Each of the four pieces has
been carefully made to the mum detail
Today‘s regular price $332.00. ANNUAL
Mailman!- .
leces now marked a; an enormous saving.
ed Dresser. Semi-Vanity Toilet Nb and
regular price $834.75.
ANNUAL DISCOUNT SALE PRICE
In above criticism:
usual efiaru.
doublethlifigurel
for
The Construction of This
Suite
eeived careful attention at the hands
of the manufacturers, and the fine ap-
pearance of this Suite bespeaks their un-
This Price The Lowest Ever!
Such 8 Suite no this has been selling for
past could you I’ll! (High Grade Four
“Terms to Suit Your Convenience,”
And Note The Easy Term 5--
To have thn Counplete Suite delivered
to your. home, you need only make a
proportionately small cash deposit. Pay
cc as convenien' t—“A Little
1; We'd: or Month.” No extra charge
for Credit at Hadley’sll
Every detail has re-
At no time in the
$98.50—-and—on
37950
$129.50.] firm. to Suit l
512950
$15975
equal .0
Bed,
and
Ron:-
31 750°
Golden Oak Chiffonier-
E $798
Think of bus log a full sly-d l‘ul-
lubed! (lhifl‘onier
"‘00 And. when
solid construction.
oil the more surprised!
full width drawers. as
T011033 regular pricu- $10.75.
l
l
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at this
you “‘12;
you will M
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sham
31 9350
1000'.
in Ivory,
at-
4731:.
$21500
Gold.
High Grad. Chifforette— . i.
3 1 975m:
In your choice 0! Mahogany or
Walnut—Of high grade (3011- r '
emotion throughout—this vnl- '
no represents a BIG SAVING
Exactly as illustrated, with slid-
ing "at: within the doors. us-
By ma bed with other pl .
Other Important Facts Regarding The Annual Discount Sale
Every Living Rooanuite Greatly Reduced in Price=
Em Dining Room Suite Greatly Reduced in Price; _
All Individual Articles Greatly Reduced In Price:
Free Delivery To Any Home Within Seventy-five Miles:
Terms to suit your convenience on any purchase at this sale
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Today‘s regular price 849.75.
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HADLEY’S EASY P YMENT LA :
ammnnyandnnmdedé'wmtmuflfidky’i
:3; :01; :u have torn-y the entire amount}; Cnhl
Fm to your lion... 375; now mailman ~
q.»
\
COMPLETE HpME Funmsnrns
ADLEY .
\CQ‘R.RROAD vi-‘OHN' STE
sizes — Ivo , Mahogany
W1 5798
Today’s regular price .
‘ This, fine, mu Menu Bed! hots
the measurements: Head .
' inches high; Foot, 37 inches.
Top rags 1
110615
Choice of sizes and finishes at
- {his price:
—- Choice Of
n
Or W ut—
$17.75.
52
1—4 inch (square):
Inches (diameter).
F‘Free Storage Untgmgelivegg’ “33033;“
L________...
m / .
. ,mtfii. ANNUAL 015-
made; 30‘" gmd’
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