RECENTLY PATENTED INVENTIONS. Mechanical. and George Haas Wilmington Del. In a suitable framing is a gear train having a power shaft spring arms being secured at one end to the framing and ex tended down on opposite sides of the gear train while there are cords or connections between the free ends of the spring arms and the power shaft and guides for the cords the spring arms being multiplied as desired to increase the power. Parsons Kansas. In a suitably constructed frame is a transverse shaft to which is secured one end of a coiled spring fastened by its outer end to the inside of a barrel mounted to rotate loosely on the shaft the device being simple and durable and especially designed to operate light machinery such as sewing machines jewelers' lathes churns etc. CIRCULAR KNITTING MACHIN E. - Charles E. Bean Scranton Pa. This invention covers a machine for controlling a plurality of threads or yarns of different colors and constructed to automati cally supply the different yarns to the needles in a manner to form any desired pattern in stripes or other styles in the knitted web the machine involving a novel construction combination and arrangement of parts. McAlpine Trenton N. J. This is a saw in which a reciprocating saw blade is held to the stock by an ad justable stop for regulating the extent of movement of the blade beyond the stock with other special features whereby pipe connections may be severed quickly and accurately within the narrow space usually available for such work in a plumber's trade. Electrical. N. J. This is a clock with large dial and mechanism for driving the hands by power applied to their outer extremities to overcome the resistance of wind ice snow etc. the mechanism being electrically operated by a step by step movement through pawl and ratchet devices acting upon pinions meshing into stationary circular racks. Agricultural. Joseph J. Singley El Dorad Kansas. This is a ma chine to be drawn along the ground when the stalks are guided by
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