New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 18, 1919, Page 13

{EW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1910, !place. Amsterdam, its capital,’ thi sis done by skilled workmen who | hours of contact with “the polishing WIFE SAVED BURGLAR. he was about to fire when Mrs. being the world's center of the dia- are famillar with rough diamonds | plate. Tn this process more than one- 2 g mond industry. early five-sevenths and these men work only when in | balf of the diamond is = wasted or|Interfered When Husband Was About e e world's diamond cutting is firet class condition, for little ner- | *“lost” for it requires a rough dia- to Shoot Night Prowler, ‘The burglar heard and fled. The ' of th s done in Holland. i Yousness may mean a. gre loss on a | mond of about 1 1-4 carals to pro- 0T ek Kan Deo police were called Hut could net find The art of diamond cutting was diamond. A V-shaped inclsion is | duce a finished half stone. The | o 0 e "“‘ ' Dec. 18i—Harry ) any trace of the marauder. | { discovered by Louis De Berghem, who made in the diamond to be ‘“cleaved.” | l]abor and the waste mentioned are ght had a burglar right where he SHIP 500 DEER OARCASSEA DAILY wanted him and then didn't shool Blackwood, Wis., Dec. 18,—Approx- ze s introduced the original style of cut- and a blunt edge of a flat piece of | gne of the conditlons makiug for the ting. Previous to this the orientals steel is placed in this notch. A quick | piep price of diamonds. bed Uiroush Bironmars dae e oD ped through Birchweood daily to the o | HELLO! Mr. Bald Head. Why don’t you come to sce me? TIIE INDIAN Now he's wondering if he did right. eIt S O R The other night a would-be intrud- Branch So Good Hair Remedy Co. f 119 Dixwell Aveune, . New Haven, Conn. ‘Yelephone Liberty 8992 Treatment at Roms’ Barber Shop, over Besse-Leland's, | - T | militars ge of the city. About 25 per cent. of the diamonds | To polish on the 58 ‘facetszof a | cargo for (he west coast of Sauth immed have to be cleaved or “split.”. carat diamond requires:’” about 60 I America | | | : rubbing them tos - Following and thus producing the cleavage. | TWO GUARDS MURDERED, L it ! homed of hunters in ali sections of {he DASSRY L of L AIMISYNG S ' : the discovery of diamond cutting The diamonds then so to the cutterst oo o Do 11 ihe hodies of | o i Vorlc on the door of the ! siate and fn parts of Tiinols (aring Pante Pohsh One various forms of cutting were used who place them in a steel ‘‘dop” 1 e il araa b wiio el baeniiiled :"}“fl"u home, Topeka avenue. Mr, | the deer soason. The extra 1rafic T H 1 T 3 until about the end of the 17th cen- which holds the stone in claws. «This 'y O o 0P hu ands of thelr | v 11EDE heard the delt-fingered indi- causes delays in both passenger fnd ryme iiair 1onic e tury when the Venetian—Peruzzi dis- is placed against a steel disc covered own rifles, were discovered by & vlduul and stood with drawn Bun just express services. At Winter, mnear M PER BOTTLI b o 9 Jith the | COvered the modern diamond cuttl with diamond dust and oil. The disc | Sretenmns’ hors (hiy . moraing. . The | {P8lde and woltad patiently for the : here probably 2,000 hunters wer .. ; Bl New York, Dec, 19-—With the|gnich means the laying on' of 58 makes 2,000 revolutions per minute. | FAGTs bated alseniatt An tn. | ProWler to offect an entrance. Slow- | the woods, gountry importing {$17,0005 Worthiof iy, o5ty (or | sides)! which' lnelude the Inlthis| manner: facet affer’facet 1a|| o Lt by the | ¥, Put surely the man worked. Mr. SEonOR e veny Sontl Beyeni iy es i (ey o raoe Moo DR call ROt D 1S [l OF iniine Fectl i ane U e e yh (estleationgisibeing Wright's fingor {iched as he waitod mes With the country sroahin®|anq the small facet on the bottom | gauged entirely by the eye and not for the wiiltes of the robber's eyes to | Stops the Tickle gnder the higl: O . ey | KMOWN as the culet. There is another | only requires constant attention but STEAME TFLOA s - |Heals tho Throat and Cures. tho im0 R e lool. when | £OTm Of cutting called the’ “rose-cut” | great skill, cxperience and much S o e (H(’l‘“ 100k fell awny with n small ' Cough, HAYWRE HEALING HONDY. found, how they are cut, cte. B e oty BUTEINSHG fori v [En B T sons instacenineceila e (Bt o S e e L ion | (eh o S °°_‘ec°l’°;’°“;{"<"{° 8 of 85c. A free box of GROVI'S O-PRN- Practically all of the diamonds | ::_?ed. on the cheaper, smaller e T o WI LT A RTINS i O T 7 e ‘Jghtanea om.h Mr. Wright's TRATE SBALVE for Chest Colds, Hend —‘tound today ure ‘mined in - South | 11€re is also the diamond using a very, fine steel plate covered | peay Point lLookout was refloated to- 2 on the trigger and Colds and Croup with every bottle. Africa. Ninety-five per: cent. of the :;llnch a ) really smail piece with diamond dust. This acts as a | gay. ‘ame here in ballast = S e fl‘amlond with just a fow facets and a [saw and vevolves at a Mghirate of | from the A. ., where she discharg- famous region. Very few are found | at bottom. speed. ", & ed a cargo of @oal. to load a general ( s > in Brazil and still less in India and % Y=o s) tie United States. N Diamonds are mined very similar to precious minerals. At Kimberly the rock is excavated with pick and 75-77-79 CHURCH STREET, shovel, piled into tubs and carted Away to the surface, where it is di >uted on ““floor which are I )En spaces cover ¥ m ac is spead about in these en; ires and | ieft there for about months to be weathered by the action of the air and | shn. Fortunes are left g on these weathering floors, but always under strong surveillance, for all . of the’| mines and *floor: enclosed by fences of barbed wire, and the en-| irances guarded by agmed watchmen, ! no one being admitted hout a pass. | At night powerful searchlights are “turned on the “floors” and mines. Iiventually the rock is pulverized ' \pd taken back to the mine area where it is washed and the first rough.sorting takes plac Later it is. put through a ‘“pulsator” which is ' an intricate piece of machinery with | sloping iron trays covered with grease. | Water is continually poured over the | ore and the dirt washed away, leaving | J the diamonds adhered to the greased | TEL. 2240-2241 useful articles sure 0 be appfeczdl@(fi surface. The diamonds are collected, You'’ll find Liggett's convenient holiday shops, A1l goods forted and sent in the rough state to onone floor. No elevators, no long delays for change or wrapping of packages. I ;;;z;)p(‘ as no cutting is done at Kim- ; —— : %, ELECTRIC IRONS The diamond in its rough state ha —7/ 1 2 zeror = PERCOLATORS Why not Give something that will be useful as well asattractive. An Electrical Gift will be used every day in the year and the giver will not be forgotten. Open evenings. appearance. of ‘a piece of alum | With its dull skin—“nyf’—as it s | “overing the’ brilliant body. | ng out the brilliancy the dia- | monds arve “cut” and polished. Hol- | Jand with over G0 factories holds first G i el THIN PEOPLE - — ' 3 SR N\ tlt ! RADIATORS SHOULD TAKE PHOSPHATE N8thiiig' Liké Plain Bitro-Phosphate to Put on Wi Healthy Flesh Strength, Vig- and Nerve Force. 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Physicians claim there is nothing that will:sup- ply this deficiendy so well as the or- sanic. phosphate known among drug- | & & b gists as bitro-phosphate, which is in- : . - expensive and is sold by most all | » PERFUMES Exquisite Odors from the most famous creators Judging from the countless prepara- BB HBGHEEFHHGHVOBHIB GG RIBBECTOGE R BT druggists under a guhrantee of satis- | faction or money back. By feeding t setly and by the body cells with the phagphoric foods elements, | whosphate should produce a welcome | nsformation in the appearance; the-| se in’ weight frequently being | Increase in weight also carries with | a general improvement in the | 1lth. Nervousne: sleeplessness and | of energy, wh 1y always hould | ~oon disappear, dull eyes brighten and | pale cheeks glow with the bloom of | perfect health. 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