TRAIN CRASllES
Scheme Successfully
“Demonstrated 0 n
Pere Marquette R. R.
—-InVentor '
DETROIT. Oct. nth—(A. P.)A ra-
dio-operated safety device that
checks speeding locomotives auto-
matically when danger arises had a
successful .demonstrution over a 10-
mile stretch of the Pore Marguctte
once or Pore Marquette and Michi-
lien Central Railroad officials and
Thomas E. Clark of Detroit. inven-
tor.
- BY a s'ystem of radio- controlled
. signal lights installed in the engine
cab. it was demonstrated the engi-
bneer can be foreward of Impending
disaster. making it possible for him
to know many minutes in advance
if danger isahead. thuld the en.
lgincer be disabled or dead, the sys-
tem of control brings the engine to
a halt.'
Mr. Clark wait] any tendency of
the engineer to ea'tceed speed limits
in the "caution" sone results in a
partial application of the brakes, so
upon entering the "danger"’zone he
gets a further automatic brake ap-
plication which brings the train to a
stop.
MAYOR IIYLAN
SAYS IIE IS FOR
SEN. WALKER
NEW YORK" Oct. 80. -—Senator
James J. Walker. Democratic candi-
date for Mayor. and thecntire Tam-
. many ticket were indorsed yesterday
{by Mayor Hylan who said that in
adopting his policies the present can-
didates had vindicated his adminis-
tration and put the seal of approval
on his policies.
tinned no names the Mayor said that
no offcial could obtain a cleaner bill
‘ 1! health than to have his principal
policies adopted by candidates to sue-
ceed him
. Extend Florida .
‘ Freight Embargo
YJACKSONVILLE. Fla., Oct. 30.
(AIM—The inbound freight cmbar~
go now in ccect at the larger points
in the state, will immediately be-
ccme effective throughout Florida.
it was announced yesterday at the
conclusion of a two-day executive
session of Florida railway ofl'lcisls.
.Jnaverusa in the Sentinel for the
best results. .
Railroad. The test was in the pres- .
In a statement in which he men- .
KILLSN. Y MAN
I new roux, Oct. 80.——-Hurrying
to catch a train back to New York.
Oscar Fox. forty. president of the
Standard Extract Works, No. 1217
St. Nicholas Avenue. yesterday
unorning cut across the tracks in
tthe freight yard of the Pennsylvao
nia Railroad at Perth Amboy. N. J..
and caught his right foot in the frog
'0! a switch. A freight train was
approaching.
He threw his suitcase to the
ground and struggled to free the
feet. He shouted for help. but wit—
nesses could not get to his assist-
ance because of a high iron fence.
Then he stooped to unite the shoe
laces.
of this he saw the freight train al-
most upon him.
I Again he shouted and struggled to
tear loose from the steel jaws of the
switch frog. The engineer saw him
and applied the brakes. llut the
lstood up and leaned clear of the
Looking up after a moment“
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Balls neural six... to. l
. Fight Kid Kaplan‘
NEW YORK. Oct. 30.—-—Jess Lio-
Mahon, new matchmaker for Tea
Rickard At the new Madison Square
Garden. made his first match 'i'ut'so
day night when he signed Bane "i‘i‘- 1
man to meet Kid Kaplan in a 1‘5-
round bout for the featherweight
(-hampionshi. December 18.
The match. however, is contingent
upon Herman defeating “Honey Boy"
Finnegan in a bout in Boston next
month.
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tracks were down grade. ' The .
brakes hold, but the train slid slowly ,
on. ,
As it neared him Fox threw him-
self to the ground in an effort to git
his body clear of the rail. Without
breaking the ankle he, could not get
far enough to the outside. 80 he
! track as far as he could. When the.
engine pilot was abreast he turned
his head away. _
When the train finally stopped the
engineer and trai en found l-‘ox
had been drawn under and decapi-
tated. lie is survixed by his wife
and too children.
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Who for Many Years Conducted a Store on Washington
street, Next to Post Office.
ANNOUNCES THE OPENING
OF (A NEW STORE
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51 SOUTH MAIN STREET
THIS STORE WILL BE DEVOTED TO
Ladies Millinery-Honery, Underwear and In-
on. Aim—To Serve the Public AtAll Times
" SOUTH NORWALK ‘ ~
Friday, Otto
Pyramid Tempt
' Irving Starmard, Director
TICKETS ARE ON SALE AT THE FOLLOWING STORES
Tarlov Bros. .
Stadler 8: Swill
Douaelly’s, So Norwalk and Westport
Arthur Schultz,
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"Light Cavalry“ ‘ Suppo . "Y
4:1» “The Mermaid Song" Hayden ‘ t
(1)) "J'ai Pleure en Revs" Hue
(cl "Vergebllches Staendchen" Brahms
(:i) “Aria" from "Cavalierla Rustic-am.“ )iascsgni 3.
Alma Simpson 2:
"My Dream" Waidteufel :
.“Merry Widow" Lehar .:
"Hits of 1925" No. 1 Feist ii
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”Forget-Mafia" Macbeth .12
(a) “In the steppe" Gretchenow, * 5
(b) "De or Arks a Moverlni" oioun
(c) “Lullaby" Scott
(d) "Will 0' the .Wisp" ' Spross .
Alma Simpson
(a) “Celebrated Minuet" Bocherinl
(b) “Humorosque” Dvorak .
"This of 1925." No. 2 Feist
"Ermini'e" Jacobowski ’
“Nobles of the Mystic Shrine" Seuss
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