New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 29, 1918, Page 14

N MILLINERY GO0, & LEWIS, HARTFORD MILINERY Stylis sport, thilofed ) dress wear, in all the favorite materials, shapes and colors. SPECIAL TRIMMED HATS FOR EASTER $3.98 SPORT HATS ALL COLORS $1.98 GOLDENBLUM MILLINERY CO. 863 MAIN STREET, HARTFO RD. OVER HARVEY & LEWIS. NEW BRITAIN BRANCH, 188 MAIN ST. g USE THE CLASSIFIED COLUMNS OF THE HERALD FOR QUICK RETURNS STAMPS AT MAIN 8D FLOOR OFFICE, Easter Fashions a practical purpose and becoming as well. nations. >resses. 11 the newest colors. 2 eorgette, in the season’s in New Suits, Coats, Dresses and Millinery Distinctive Crawford Modes in New Easter Suits A collection carefully selected to meet the requirements of women of every stature and taste, showing strictly tailored models, Pony Jackets, Etons, Boleros and English cuts, de- veloped from Serge, Tricotine, Velour, Poiret Twills, Gaber- dine and Tweeds; sizes 16 to 56 1-2. SPECIALLY FEATURED SATURDAY WILL BE SUITS AT §29.75, $35, $39.50, | §45 EASTER COATS A new coat for spring wear. on cool spring days, but is stylish There are many different styles to se- lect from in blue, tan, grays, black and popular color combi- %16 75, $19.75, $25, $29.75 A VARIED AND DISTINCTIVE SELECTION OF— SPRING DRESSES Come Saturday and see this wonderful Developed in Serges, Silks and Jersey Dresses in Tunic effects, Eton and straight lines. $12.75, $19.75, $25, $29.75 i “Easter Hats” $3.98, $4.98, $6.75 itiful Easter Hats are placed on display. colers, cleverly tritnmed with novelty flowers, feathers, most popular colors. RADIATORS FREEZE? | THIS MAY HELP YOU Department oi Gommerce Issues Advice to Owners Washington, March 29.—The sub- ject of anti-freezing solutions for auto- been mobile radiators has Very forcibly to the attention of users of motor vehicles this winter, and many requests for information regard- ing their use have been received by the Bureau of Standards, Department of Commerce. An investigation was undertaken by the bureau to estab- lish the value of these compounds and sufficient data has recently been ob- tained to justify a preliminary state- ment. This work will be continued, tests equivalent to service condition: will be made, and a more comprehen- sive report given at a later date, in time for use during the coming winter. A careful study of this question by the bureau leads to the conclusions based on experiment that, (1) calcium chloride compounds should be used with caution, if at all, on account of their corrosive action; (2) kerosene or similar oils should not be used on ac- count of their inflammability, hizh boiling point, and effect on rubber: (3) mixtures of glycerine can be used, but the price of glycerine, and the need for it in the manufacture of munitions at the present time, should preclude its use; (4) solutions made from either wood alcohol or de- natured alcohol seem at the present time to be the most desirable anti- freezing salutions to use. If the wood alcohol is free from acid there is littls choice between the two alcohols. ‘Wood alcohol costs mare than dena- tured alcohol and is more volatile, but ts lower freezing point allows a less amount to be used, which may coun- teract the above disadvantage. The ideal anti-freezing compaund is one that will prevent freezing of the radiator liquid without injuring either engine or radiator, that will not lose | its non-freezing properties after con- tinued use, and that does not mate- rially change the boiling point of wa- ter when dissalved in it. Kinds of Anti-Freezing Compounds. There are two general types of these compounds—one a solution in water of alcohol or glycerine, or of a mixture of the latter two: the other a solution in water of calclum chloride or the dry salt itself, which contains some- times small amounts of other sub- stances, such as salt, sal ammontac, sugar or svrup. Kerosene and simflar CORNER MAIN AND CHURCH STREETS TMARTFORD. i One that will not only serve display of Spring in and values fruit Wonderful brought , but | and alcohol | NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD. FRIDAY, 1 | | i | | MARCH 29, 1918. oils, without times used. admixture, are some- ! ports have been recelved to the effect | that calcium chlaride solutions have | been used a number of years in the Kerosenc. : Kerosene has o Tewer freezing point | séme radiator without producing ap- E hiore e SDSN SR RERER R Sven i icorrolon ANk VCsEhCTess, AT Pt the o feonns Dot theb water lsolutions cannot be recommended: as E i s s and they should not be used i SRR Ll e e e T is any aluminum in the cooling high and uncertain boiling point might sgystem lead to the ous overheating of the 5 e - GReine e e i e r BT (Gl e TR e O AR o i solder In the radiator. It has a chloride campounds is that thes marked solvent action on rubber parts. | not volatile, The solutions can be These facts would seem to clearly dicate that this material should not used. in | | kept practically uniform by adding o water from time to time. Unfortunate- Alcohol and Calcium Chlorige. | 1¥ this is not true with the alcohol so- The alcohol-water type is the most !utions, because the alcohol continual- common and is net sonerally solq lv bails out and it must be replaced under any trade name, but recently Ircauently in order to maintain the there have appeared on the markct a PrOPer proportion of alcohol. Glyc number of an sing'compoundslaf Hrcy is Hrsquentlyisubstitutes §for the ocalctum chloride type. These Of the alcohol to reduce evaporation, compounds are sold under & variety Dut when glycerine is used the rubber of names and startling clalms are Connections may be affected somewhat made for their effectiveness and lack of injurious eff Corrosive Action. | The alcohol solutions do not exert a greater corrosive action than water alone. This can be predicted from heoretical considerations and is well established in practice. However, woad alcohol sometime contains free acid, which i n x‘)lmnllul Is, Pt Gl e gine kets may b th generally The effect on sin h 1 neglected sufficiently Smoked AL to permit considerable corrosion Shoulders 1b at out being weakened. The effect on ” 5 gy 230 soldered foints may bs serious, sinee SR ORSHIDAEA vexace tests made at the Bureau of Standards have shown the complete removal of solder from copper and brass when immersed in a hot 20 per cent. caleium chloride salution for four days. A number of such tests were made and there was always a more rapid cor- rosion or eating away of solder in these anti-freezing compounds than in water. Calcium Chloride and Ignition. Another troublesome effect of cal- cium chlaride solutions is experienc if small leaks occur in the radiatc the water jackets, or connections, and the solution comes in contact with the WHOLE OR HALF STRIP Legs Spring LAMB ..... 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