LONG DISTANCE
CONTROLPLAN
FOR NEW HAVEN
G-E Apparatus Ordered for
Substation in New York;
Novelty in Electrification.
sCiIENECTADY. N. Y.. Jan. :5.-~
1. ,. New York Central Railroad Ms
. racted with the General Electric
. mpany (or an automatic subwa-
;, ;: to be installed on its electrified
f . .5 311 in \‘ew York City. Thenew
:.'v$‘.'lll0m which is the first to be
.3 .mllmi on an electriihsd steam road,
_ l in: located beneath the elevated
' mks: at 110111 St. and Park Ave”
5', . York. near the point where they
.-~. 'zr lrom the {’ark Ave. terminal.
v. ti 0 equipment tarnished will
1.. t) .111 automatic operation.
. , ,;-l‘.1lUi’ at Mott Haven substa-
“_,1,iil(>UL two miles distant will
,. 1 the new station under his su-
. -...«1on through pilot wires provid-
,-,; for rnmote control. This equip-
, ,n‘ otters an interesting and eco-
._ m; ‘Jl solution to some of the prob-
;,~ is of train operation at points
.. we the growth of traffic develops
'. l: writers which do not exist at
. .. lime or the original installation.
What This Will Do
The rquipment will consist of a
, Kw motor—generator set operat-
1:} directly from the 11.000 volt
'1“<:lllsflion line and with the gen-
.— 'or supplying power to the 600-
x, '7 third rail system.
3' a set may be operated at the
.112 r. lion of the operator at the
. int-en Junction substation. To
.- .r‘ the station. he simply operates
.1 x-xrol switch and the automatic
r.‘rni in the new substation takes
w or starting the motor generator
.nt. mil bringing it on to the lines.
in operator in the station at Mott
i ‘.v:1 may also follow the output
r’ rim, machine and its lead condi-
, 's at any time of the day. From his
'.-- wiwige of train movements he is
- .1 position to know when the set
r” he unnecessary and the indicat-
1'“; m'vlipment on his meter panel
r“ e an additional check on the line
In: is.
in the event of a service interrup-
“”1 due to failure or the high ten-
F"“l supply the automatic station will
r' ‘3wa shut down and be ready to
come on to the line again with the
ramlmption of service from the pow-
THURSDAY, JANUARY ‘25, 1911.3.
thopoormnowesdebtssndisyin-
ing to pay. but has hard incl. he
can't-attic humility-ain‘t“
cenuonthodousr.buthsstopaviu
run. or have a lawyer otter him.
whilelargoconcernsinthis’townnil'
and they can most generally make
their own terms about settlement! I
believe the working man that is!!!-
ing to do that is right. should aha
be given'a chance.
A READER OF YOUR.PAPER.
MAI!!!) THEATRE
Harold Lloyd today appears in the
last showing here of “Grandma's
Boy" at the Rialto Theatre. there be-
ing three performances. This fea-
ture picture has had the audiences at
the Rialto chuckling over the many
absurdities that are shown. yet. which
while being absurd. have an air of
truth about them.
Tomorrow and Saturday. M1-
Irene Castle will be seen in the pho-
tOpiay "French Heels," which picture
is the first she has made since her
return to the screen.
A GOOD TIME
NOW TO HAVE.
CAR PAINTED
Did you ever stop to think that this
is the season of the year when the
“Car Painter" is not so busy as later
on. J. Premru e Sons will do car
painting work now and for the next
few weeks at better prices than when
the rush season starts. If your car
needs painting upholstering or slip
savers to be made; a new top. tenders
repaired, etc, this establishment can
be relied upon to give a perfectly
satisfactory job. Plan to have your
car painted now and drop around at
your convenience and ascertain what
a saving you can make in having the
job done at this season. Only the
best of materials used here at all
times, expert work guaranteed and a
roomy, well-heated place in which to
carry on the work. J. Premm d:
Sons. No. i Merritt Place. Opposite
Wilson's Hat Shop, on South Main St.
Still Burns
Midnight Oil
1’ ‘ I 1%:-
MORRIS’S EXPRESS
TRUCKING
Office 33' Railroad Avenue 4
80. NOBWALI.
Offlice Phone 55
House Phone 100
. Nice, warm
Pink dBl Iu’ned 11¢me
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Eiderdown
The baby, the nest hnportsnt member of the household, must
bekeptwamregardlessofthes’horbageofeosL,
and Sweaters. ,
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January learance Sale
in all departments
owls. '
h . I
‘ 33.77%:
Beds in the January Sale
Fine Examples of Mahogany Beds
Metal Beds of Superior Construction
At Reductions .
» ' Pow-Post Beds of Solid mahog-
any, some of them with round acorn
tops on the posts, oillers with pine-
apple tops. in full sizes or in twin
sizes.
Were regularly $95.00 1701338300
Were regularly $80.00 For $70.00
Were regularly $69.00 For $60.00
My Form-Poster,- high
posts conectcd by canopy frame,
panel head and handsomely turned
foot rail. Size 4 x 6 ft.
Was regularly $79.50 For $69.50
7 Mahogany Fem-Post Bung-n
low Eds, in full size. ’
.Wcrc regularly $46.00 For $36.00
Were regularly $38. 00 4 For $33.00
Metal Beds. ivory and white
5111113131, three sizes, 4 ft. 6, 4 ft. and
Without springs, in ivory,
Were regularly $10.75 For 9 9.50
Were regularly $22.50 For $19.50
III-white enamel,
Were regularly $15.00 For $13.00
W'l‘hesc all in full sizes. " "
in white enamel,
Were rcg'ularlyigi 9.00 For $16.50
Were regularly $22. 50 For $19.00 '
Were regulally $16. 00 For $14.00
Were regularly $15 00 For $13.00
Oncpur of Metal Twin Beé.
mahogany finish with bow-foot, in
3 ft. 3 size. ch'. fin
Were r larl $45.00 ea '
m y , 1-"... new each.
One Specie] Be'd’in howl: III-
bonny finish, 3 ft. 6, continuous
posts, panel head. This has spiral
spring.
Was regularly $37. 00 For $29.00
Reed and Fibre Furniture
{4. week or more ago we had a good declines
of these desirable pieces. There remain now, a few
sets and odd pieces at more than regular reductions.
Reed Set in dark walnut finish, three
setter, rocker and chair. Seats and backs upho cred
M33500 5
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endarkbrownfinish withdarknpholstcry.
MW
RodSaofmmcplmdarkbrowuwlthtap-
.cstrycoveredscais. -
with dark creionnc.
Regularly $170. 00
Regularly $69. 5.0
Romany $144.00
New $115.00
' it‘
. New Hats for Spring
CIosefittingTurbsusndCspobcsinsii ’
sndsh-swcloth.
Drapcd‘l‘urbans, stylish affairs in strawcloth,
nag blue, black and corn color, artistically swathcd
wi a band of Paisley coloriugs ln straw.
Close fitting Hats of strawcloth with a Straw
pom pen or a bunch of goose feathers at one side.
Satin Hatsand Tafl'ctas embroidered 1n colors.
White Felts, with fat round little ornaments
made of silk.
Colored Felts with scarfs“ of varicolorcd Crepe dc
Chine. ‘
Made in the Read Work Shops
. $10.00 and $12.50
' ascend Soc.
1 ...... -
Black Silk Stockings
With 1151: tops and reinforced heels and toes
. Strictly first quality, in black only. _
$1.35 apair .....; i
Pictures~ in the Sale
Wakes Nuth'ng Lnbcapes and fistulas in
burnished gold frames, or Polychromc frames with
gold corners. Nice to hang' 1n boudoirs, bedrooms
and living rooms.
Those tltstwere $23.50 New $18.90
Thesetbiwero $10.50 ' New 8 us
Those that were 8 4.50 New 8 3.00
Colos'od Photon-m and Color Prints, good
subjects by high class artists. -
By Hatfield Parrish, three well known pictures.
“The Bubaiyat” in two sizes, were 89. 00 and p818.50
New $7.20 and $14.80
“Cleopatra” was $12.00 New $9.00
“Pandora" was 3 9. 00 New $1.20
“A Young Cavalier Writing” by Metzu,
was $7. 00 New 3 8.60
“Mrs. Robinson with her dog" Gainsborough,
win $7.50 Now 3 coo
"The Concert.” by Ter Borch,
, was 3 8.00 New 8 340
“Under'Aonian Skies," was $35.00 New $28.00
“Convent of Cspuchin” was 8 9.00 Now 9 7.80
“Awakening of Galstea”
New m
. was $25. 00
“Spring Song” was 814. 00 New $11.“
“Bheims Cathedral” showing rose window,
was s 3.75 New 8 3.00
With these, pictures suitable for nursery walls.
Third loot.
Spec1 'als in Bed Springs
Of pealhk and Women Win
At W
Form“
Size 4. 6x59,
Size 4. 215.8,)
Selenium
$4.50
each. 3
‘ Size 4. 4‘x6,’ )1
Size 4. 215.6,): 7,
3. 4x6, )
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Sale-Price
' $4.50
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