New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 22, 1919, Page 9

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY 22, 10f " FROM SAVANNAH 10 0| Watchtor theOpening of Close to Century Development New York, May 22.—“The trans- B Atlantic passage by a flying machine, e 2 nvented in America and operated by Americans, iIs a fitting close to the ntury which began with the t1irs trans-Atlantic voyage by stean 1 » accomplished by an Amervican built i ’ vessel and operated by Americans.” said a lecturer yvesterday addressing a class in the Educational Depart- | ment of the National City Bank of g New York. “That message, ‘What hath God wrought’, which was trans- mitted between Washington and Baltimore in 1844 on the inaugura- 149 MA]N STREET NEW BR[T EN tion of another American device, the | § [\ telegraph, by its American inventor Samuel Finley Morse, has been ap-| plicable to many wonderful devices | n aid of commerce in the century be- tween the first trans-Atlantic steam- | & ship and the first trans-oceanic fliers, | B both of them American.” ’ “The wannah’ ?, continued lecturer, ‘‘constructed by an Ameri- can ship builder in New York Citv. Showing An Alluring Collection of tor, left Savannah on May 26, 1819 ! in Liverpool June 20, while | » century later—almost to the ‘ : 213 MAI Soces ey | Attractive Summer Frocks and Gowns N STREFT ay 4 i ) . . #Over Riker’s Drug Store, New Britaing cans made the first trans-Atlantic L] Graduate of Philadelphia Dental College. Graduate of Fritz School flight. Morsc's device, the telegraph, § of Anatomy : | inventions in behalf of transportation, | | | for the telegraph is as much a trans- b | Smart New Models in Sport Skirts | ANNOUNCE S| of the most modern and up-to-date development of commerce during the | Dental office in this city, to be known as Dr. Fagan, the moderate century, through the facility which 1t price dentist. The office is located at 213 Main Street, and is the es for instantaneous communie: . ) i . most_conspicuous, handsomely cquipped and brilliantly lighted tion between seller and buyer the | § aln l n erwear { Dental Parlors in the world. world over. Quickly following this % No expense has been spared. Thousands of dollars have been came another American triumph, ‘n spent in opening the most up-to-date modern and sanitary dental the ocean cable, in which the leading A @ parlor. o CE G I SHRh B Ty With this cquipment of surpassing nature, Dr. Fagan will be B R o s All Moderatefi Prlced B in a position to render the very highest degree of efficiency in all ’in 1858 to send messages across the B e Atlantic and later under the oceans of the entire world. By 187 in | B another American, Alexander Gr ham Bell, had been granted a patent Dr. J. Henry Fagan is one of the newer generation of Dentists who believe that you can’t compete in the Twentieth Century with Nineteenth Century ideas. Dr. Fagan’s aim is to give the people of New Britain the most o R e R L modern and sanita dental service at most reasonable prices in T% g Gl G B o § an ofice cquipped with practically every device known to modern and persons inter-communication 2 = e epet between individuals in cities and ater : between cities, then across the Ameri- | to 1,500,000 miles of line and NO INCREASE FOR compensation and liability insurance.| the house and senate by representa- | [ s ‘ ("‘l”; tment, to be found only in the most exclusive wan continent and finally across the | 000 mil of wire and the Prospective employe therefore, ave| tives of the casualty companies that g ental fices in the world. oc from 00 miles in 1850 to 335,000 | AQITALTY INSURANCE assured that by taking disabled, ve-| the American companies would most With this X-Ray. Dr. Fagan is able to take radiograph pictures Vhile railway transportation which | miles at the present time. The num- cducated men in their shops and | likely follow the precedent set by thc of your mouth which is the Only Safe and Sure Diagnosis and has developed in the same century, | ber of telephones in use in the United e works will not be the means of caus-| British companics, and in this way positively tell and Jocate your trouble. With this method there having been put into practical use States alone has advanced from about | yeading Companies Assure Federal | IN€ @ raise in rates from the various | lend their influcnce toward assisting | Bl is n«'/w\lg_—x-n;;“mk ) ; little later than the voyage of t 50,000 in 1880 to 12,000,000 at the N casualty companie These assurances and getting disabled men back into ,l ie Dentist no lu_nzrr works in the d and many teeth will ‘Savannah’, cannot be claimed as dis- | Present time and approximately 20.- oard That Employers Rates | have been received from practically | the channels of trade and cmploy- | #l now be saved where by the old method they had to be taken oat. tinctly an Amerlean device, the ~on- | 000,000 the world over; and the Will N « Rai every campany in the United States| ment Dr. Fagan thinks this department will be greatly appreciated struction of railways in the Uni length of the telephone wires is far ill Not Be Raised. S e G biors] NaviiTty msuaon e B States began only three years .ater | £reater than that of the telegraph, n the Stockton and Darlington | the United States alone having over lway in England, which is looked | 20:000,000 miles and the whole world upon as the besinnng of the steam | aPproximately 40,000,000 mile: railway system of the world. “With this basis of transportation As to wireless telegraph. Ifaly 1s|fecilities which the last (-mnu:n?ss tly entitied fo thet honor Auer. | furnished coupled with the 500 ? fcans, Mowever, may Justly clalm {he | 2eroplanes Icft over from fwan anc Honociot a malority lof Ehe ereat e | Roweinsuillized iniitoRlaatablih vices for transportation of merchan- ::;f::‘ ,\‘:“:1 ],:"I_'('“f”:,]Eff"m"r‘l”‘:\’f?:;"";'I“ff e e : ik pepsen iee . 5 L :“v‘f:"nm'v‘:\l‘“,m(‘(hhi;‘u|n;::‘|\nv{(..(‘x!‘.)‘v\\:m‘,:'”{ oxperts in Washington now telling us 1 : S 5 & “®| that flying machines will soon be de- % 4 ST ) : “ ° 99 linwst o oL e st and i cgually wondenful 4 ;: 2 3 ¢ ¥ power generated by the | 5 ooopments in the use of the horse- | 3 4 : E W ¥ internal combustion engine b 3 8C igine have 80, "Uohicle on land, we may expect revolutionized commerce that the S 2 2 " e 2 L] L] value of the world's international forsthenest Scenuiciay - S \ g = be /- ' ’ 00 in 1819 to more than $30.000.. | just ended, and especially as world ’ T e g . % *000,¢ o cilities for fnancing international | 000,000,000 in 1919, while our own in- ilities Bt ¢ de are making as great and won- p e B A 3 ;. Y ternational trade meantime e ‘ A /: 3 B i : I t >wn from $157,000,000 in 1819 J“ derful developments as are those of o = ’ \ % 5 3 N u € $10.000,000,000 in 1819." commerce.” g% 5 g Y (. § £ T h h i this century of commercial — S\ £ : j ; 3 : 2 eet b R A e T, | ADDITIONAL POWER g &S TGN § | il : 3 Bridgework or Teeth $3 a Tooth® nternational trade. The steamship i i ¥ 3 : 3 L . i J2as grown from & canvying ity | FACILITIES NEEDED ’ = = | ' : # Bl Without Plates o SaS 0 tons Rythie (Sevannan BinLIL0 S | e % A : 4 4 Al ! . | ; SILVER AND PORCELAIN FILLINGS, 50c UP. [l steamships of today and some of the p t § . & to more than 30,000 tons by the large big vessels which have recently trans- | Director of Geological Survey Sees | [nvestlgafe ported our soldiers from Burope car- vied more than 12,000 persons on a | Tong ago when I was a general practitioner, doing all work ik : A : & i ¢ own hands, I resolved to abandon the high prices T was single ve The length of world | Poner UnleaslGovt Act: o : with my own hands, I resol > LD R e W lines has wn from 200 ing and branch out in a new way. T ized that the bhetter fles in 1850 to 725,000 miles at the Atlantic City, N. . May 22 dentist charged too much for reputation, social position, connec- present time and the carrying power [ George Olis Smith, director of the : ; tions with Dental societies, etc., I believed there was a field of use- # the freight car from about 5 10ns | Geagraphical surve e ; s y 8 fulness for the man who would adopt a middle cou who would Pari o AR e el b | Somraniic Lisin s e shinston pha sl : i i ask merely enough to yicld a reasonable profit for honest skilltul operation to 60 tons par car at the | 9e8cribed the need of the United | without fancy fees for reputation or style. I adopted that prosent timo. The felegraph lines | States for additional power facilities | We want to bf‘iflg to your attention | Eag course and my success has gone beyond my hopes. zrown from 5,000 miles in 1840 | in an address before the annual con- T A RO TR T . these facts about Firestone: Bl You Are Cordially Invited to Inspect \ssociation First to build trock fires— i ; Whether you want work done or not. I will be glad to see yom. The federal administrative officer o £ | ery day is reception day if you are interested in seeing how First to pmld the channel type of track tires— it 8 .Ray Pictures are made, how my beauntiful bridgework and plate- r i . in e First to build removable truck tires— o work are made. amples to be scen in my show case at u(;or. ¢ or. Smith said, in developing .’ : iad ¢ 3 4 Simply tell the manager or assistant manager or lady attendant that ¢ power resources of the nation | First to build cup cushion truck tire— 3 you would like to go through the office. Any onc of them will be ind he pointed out that planning of First te build a complete line of tires for all commereial vehicles— Y B pleased to cxplain all the inty f these marvelous depart- X 5 b | - 3 S : i ments. We always hear this remark “I never dreamed there ik irionerl e fiLn ctio g Gthal| Ffmt te build a successful L truck tire _ was so much to the proper equipment of a modern Dental Office.” government at Washington First with a practical, efficient giant cord tire equipment, inclnd- § You are in need of a Dentist right now, if nothing else but a “Secretary Lane's program is In- { ing demountable rims-— : | B8 thorough cxamination for which there will be no charge. spired by a vision of future needs.” | said Dr. Smit Sl | i First to establish 600 dealers with hydraulic press and serviee 3 i . i " 2eld/ DE o O feoe et : foctiitien) I hravtig Sifies thoanfont the United Seten 8 My Time and Personal Attention is created by war Industries as fore- | ‘The enly masufacturer that makes the tire and rim lete, I y Shadowing futare. daneer of power| | I . e , Always at Your Command famine in the industrial districts of | i RESULT: llel alf the d ck lonmage O | Don’t feel that you are putting me to any trouble because you %4 the northeast. The signing of the | ‘merica is carried on Firestone Tires. : i come in for advice, or come to look the office over. My methods armistice happily averted the power § . . dH - S e bl e T 4 Our truck-tire service—in completeness, speed and dependability | :rx;il_{;:.- {n(n x-l:'x» ("“il'.‘“.;.‘l,:y nlys('lll;. : (‘nnl(-hn‘:v(d ‘1;‘»91( n)vv{'l\::x)"‘:::; 4 BeautifySkinandHairBy | 70 oo e el e vanie BIRBT. We watch your trueh tires, hew, 700 £08 Bl o e e e ] o o ALCER L et G, e | the most miles of service, suggest the correet tire for your o | { B tion 16 will tepay yon, Tor A few mingles time, to loarn (el i DallY USC Ofwtlcura be adopted. i G trucking when a change is required and make the change with b truth about the condition of your teeth. Let Cuticura be your beauty doc- ‘The picture of the super power | least delay, Bee us. tor, one that really does something system demanded by the rapid | 4 to purify and'beautify your hair and growth of this industrial region in- i ; skin. Bathe with Cuticura Soapand | cludes a multiple transmission line 33 : ; hot water to cleanse the pores. 101 ¢ high voltage with its thousands of ’ . signs of redness, roughness or pim- | eel towers extending from Boston i ° ° lesare rcsrn!.orda_ndmfi'fgnsca P through our eastern states. From this \ \ o . Fsach gex tly with Catlenra Ointimenti | IRt e ol S el Bl el 8 ELM STREET ; Nap-a-Minit Dentist. 213 Main Street, Over Riker’'s Drag Store. bathing or shampooing. | before energy to millions of homes, i ¥ Open Every Evening Until 9 p. m. Largest, Most Sanitary and, They are ideal for all toilet e ore of railroads, hundreds of pub- 3 . . > . Biois — . { Best Equipped Office in This Part of the Country. Basmre to toet At g ek lic service companies and thousan. R : g of manufacturing plants,” - . ), especially those who are and g ¢ e The same stand was taken by the Women as well as men are been going to dentists for a long time without results. W ashingon, Blay 22 sstile Aniloby . S s . WHOMS e s E s e | Another costly addition to Dr. Fagan’s Office is the use of a Sompanies quhichiwrotelswoninionjs) Labillysinaura Recgoompanie S oiDng, TO and bladder trouble. Thou- Violet Ray Righ Frequency Department. Another scientific ad- compensation and employers' liability | land three vears ago when the matter sands recommend Dr. Kil- Gitlin s the mih a0t Kap o Milie Do mitment insurance have assurcd the federal | of placing the returned disabled sol-i BLAME? mc's Swvamp-Root the G advertised Nap-a-] v - boi et o s e St MEET Sriat xianey meaicine Dr. Fagan has spent several years specializing in these branches board for vocational education that it diers refo he authorities in | A¢ aruggists in large and medium sire and 1is caniide worklin @i pait Lo ediived for b ik i B is their opinion that the re-employ-| Gireat Britain, and in a preliminary | houl voulimiviecalveRaisanie aise | M S0 B0 SOESIES TOLERETIS RS e e iy e b ment of the disabled men coming out| conference held in Washington in by Parcel Post alsy pampl e e o D arost Ao IIEsctaing of the army and navy will not affect| 1918 informal assurances were given b =~ a30yese Dro Kilmer ga ShingHamy e e e e B Lt b P e o the premium rates for workmen's' the joint committees on education af |;.:~ ,;;,M el |»,u’;.. v and ,il(,, ing rosults in all (\m |n(l‘\‘( "r‘)’f’ '1{)(\0 sfactory casing res a ranches n- tistry at most reasonable prices. | mention the New Britain Daily Herald Threatened Dearth of Motive st plan for the future with fore- .