The Press., 1900-01-18


patrol. A ten-station clock will be put
in, to allow for additional stations later.
The contract for the outfit has been
awarded to E. E. Penny of Springfield.
Arrangements have been made to run the
wires on the poles of the Electric Light
company. The system is known as the
Eco Magnetic. The indicating clock will
be placed In Chapman's confectionery
store. At present there will be but four
stations where the presence of the officer
is registered as may be required. Reg
istry Is made by turning of handle in
the station box, and the resulting record
on the indicator. The stations are as
follows On the electric light pole at
the west end of Main street; at the lock-
up; near Chandler's store; and above
Williams blacksmith shop.
The following from the Southern Trade
Record speaks we'll Of Bradway's turbine
wheel, manufactured in West Stafford.
Mr.. Broadway did not know of the paper
until he received a communication from
the publisher, asking his permission to
publish this editorial without any cost to
Mr.. Bradway. Certainly the manufac-
tory Of water wheel with the merits
tibet the Broadway wheel has earned
.sshS3sld not be allowed to be removed
| from the town:
The south seems to have at last awaken.
ed to realization of the immense water
power that has for SO many years been
allowed to go to waste, for In the CORE.
spondence Of this paper we find many in
quiries relative to water power transmits
sion. Our offer of free investigation and
reliable report on any business subject
that the Records readers may have oc.
casion to inquire about has lately brought
letters from those interested in this sub.
ject, asking our candidly expressed opin.
ion as to who manufactures the best tur.
bine water wheel. In order that we might
be able to make a satisfactory and relia
BILE report upon so important a question
we deemed 1t necessary to make a thor.
ough investigation of the leading makes
and answer editorially. To this end we
secured the services of fthoroughlyreliable
experts in this line of mechanical con.
struction, all men enjoying established
regulations for probity and thorough
knowledge of the requirements of the
mechanism under consideration. After
careful and exhaustive investigation O.
the products of the leading builders O.
turbine water wheels, the result Of our In
vestigation confirmed the reports received
by US from users throughout the east
where the utmost economy and efficiency
are necessary to successfully meet thu
acute competition of a market crowded
with manufacturing industries, which
were in favor of the G. P. Bradway tur
Stafford, Conn. by Mr.. G. P. Broadway
cient and most economical water wheel OF
the market, and we are entirely safe IL
unhesitatingly recommending it to al
who have made inquiries along this line
Through its peculiar gate construction |
Is able to give better results, with varia
BILE quantity of water, than any othe
wheel, and its advantages are easily rec
ognized by any one at all familiar will
the subject who sees the Broadway tur
} bine. The full gate principle is main
tanned at all stages Of gate opening, AM
the gate Is shut tight first, last and al
ways, and all distractions are sheered oi
} perfectly, while one, two or three wheel
can be set on one base. Mr.. Bradway |
thoroughly practical and reliable man
and his word is worthy the implicit conf
dence of our readers, and as that gentle
man guarantees satisfaction, perfect ei
ficient can be depended upon. Connecte
to the gate (either by gears or chain bel
and sprocket wheels) is the new Bradwa
regulator. which Is triumph of mechan
ical ingenuity and simplicity, far surpass
ing all other devices for like purposes Il
| nf nfA nj SaI1
all times.
We wish to state that this unsolicite
recommendation Is made strictly on tn
merits of the commended water whee
. and In perfect accord with the policy {
this journal, whose seventeen years c
mer1torious existence have been unmarre
by a single unreliable endorsement G
financially inspired editorial commenda
tory of any article.