Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-23
CONNECTlcUT PATENTS.

From Our Special Correspondent)
 Ethelbert A. Moore and William H. Hart. both of New Bdtain. have been granted patents of two inventions on bolts. The first is described as com bination of slotted base plate hay ing bearings. with channelled sheet metal bolt, provided with stop tugs. This bolt has a channelled and re- uucel shank, the latter provided with a finger grasp. A sheet metal spring is secured in the channel of the bolt, having a tip adapted to snap into the notches Aof tlae base plate. thus secur- ing the bolt in any desired position.
 The second bolt comprises a base plate with keepers projecting, in which the bolt proper is fitted The bolt is of channel shape, having stuck-up stop and a curved spring To- cated between the keepers. PrOjec lions on the spring are arranged to. enter the channel of the bolt
 Charles J. White, another New Britain, inventor, has patented q hose supporter, which consists of contin- uous waist belts having three pendant straps secured to it by their upper ends. The middle strap Is centrally arranged relatively to the other two. The belt portion has a slight angie where the upper end of the middle. strap is connected herewith. A closs tie connects the strap below the belt, and fasteners are attached to the low CT end of the straps for connecting with the hose and for keeping the mrd- dle portion of the supporter under ten sion in a vertical direction.
 Joseph F. Bartholomew of Bristol has patented and assigned to the Stan ley Rule f&S Level Go of New Britain. an improvement in bit brace jaws. The device has pair of independent 1 jaws, having tool receiving cavities i'll their adjacent outer end, and groo yes across the inner ends of the same, on the outer surface, these grooves being in the same plane. TheGe is a bowed spring seated in the grooves and out side of the jaws, the ends of which bear against the sides of the jaws, and means to secure the ends of said I springs to the Jaws, intermediate che length of the latter, are provided.
 Ralph B. Hanscom and George A. Prior of Hartford have invented and letters patent have been granted them on device for effecting the radiation of heat. It is a new article of manu- facture consisting of a metal chamber 1 provided with recesses on its outer Asurface, similarly curved loops of con- tinuous wire, each loop of this curved wire being opposite and adjacent tQ ] one of the recesses in the chamber. The loops are provided with metallic plug inseparably attached thereto, the ] area of attaching surface in each case i being at least equal to tNe cross sec tion of the plug, ana is so far driven into the recesses that the area of peri pheral contact between the plug and the chamber Is also at least equal to the cross section of the plug
 Charles F. Tucker, also of Hartford. has been granted patent on a new and improved oil cup. 1t Is described 'as sight feed Iubrfcaror. It has |. ftransparent receptacle provided with means for retaining it in position, in combination wioth delivery tube i leading from a receptacle. The hea0 of the receptacle is provided with q 1 pair of ports and a sIoping surface. A I'closure is rotably secured to the head which conforms to the shape of the lthead and has ports corresponding to athe ports in the head. There is stop tpin carried by the closure and stops on I.the head adapted to engage this pin.
 Anker $. Lynne of Bridgeporth as Epatented and assigned to the Bridge port Brass Co burner cap. It com, prises a tubular portion open at one lend and having at it's other end an in, tergral domed or rounded portion pro- yided with divergent perforations. The Ecentral part of the rounded portion Is timperforated to form a spreader, the lupper surface of the surrounding per. forated portion. The Sides of the tubular portion are bent outwardly and are provided with vertical mantle sup, porting eyes.