New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 14, 1920, Page 5

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' books, The average reader who pores over ma cataloguc wines, newspapers and is interested in illustration printed thercin, does not know. and the chances are he does not think, of the intricacics in- volved in printing the illustrations. One must have some photo-engraving to understand work required of the photo-cugraver Upon ecntering his work shop one finds the paraphernalin used in a ma- chine shop and is at a loss to under- stand the es to which the instruments are put One tinds handling photographic negative queer looking bottles which nauseatin mells and the observer is led to think that the place may be the laboratory of a chemist. One is cau- tioned to be carefu in hundling vari- ous things as the receptacles contain deadly, poisons und acids. The result of the'tirst impression is that the pho- to-engraver's lot is onc to steer clear of. The photo-engraver is requircd to spend five years as an apprentice in learning his job and when he be a journcyman he carns from 540 a week. Beeause they work apart from the world the time they are often of a surly turn of mind. They often wish that they were out of the business but if they do leave it they veturn because they can carn more money with 1 work than in any other trade, even the the and Newspaper Cuts. The men know practically every- thing that is going on in the world because they review current topics in pictures every gday. The simplest and perbups the best known process car- ried on in the shop is the making of newspaper cuts which are usually done in a hurry for use soon aftc wards. 1t his time to the quarters of an hour to malse The photograph must be repro- duced on a wet plate negative. It must first be photographed. If its outlines are not clear it is touched with a brush. It is photographed un- r a powerful 110 volt arc lamp. using a camera adjusted to absorh shocks and by which a picture may be enlarged or reduced. The latter pro- R always preferred by the workman. The ne; Ve consists of ilass plate coated collodion and which bath of nitrate of silve: sensilive to light The albumen s three- a cut. rork about siven a silver Which is very from ! the ne Photoengraver Transiers Photos and | | coating knowledze of | 5 lone on { nezative washes off spoiling the work toois and | men | emit | ; of the cut is procured and is { with albumen I and takes one man devoting all | with albumen and | with GET THEIR PICTURES - always puzzled when they are sent They think that it the time worn joke c bundle of “post hole: repetition of for a screen. one of the most parts of the camera, is what like dots on 5 of two & line; A 6 per cut ant causes the light to scem tive. It consls plate bearing fine bl line screcn is used for newsy d for muagazine iilustrations and cuts for high cla literature the screens sometimes have hundreds of lines to au inch he plate is devcloped in a dark room. The solution is composed of iron sulpl and acetic acid This is poured o the plate and the silver outside the linc of the nega- tive is scraped off. If the s coated the wrong side of the is. the side opposite to the which the albumen is, the of profunity. couted with and resulting in a flow The picture is nest cyanide of potassium and 1 with sodium sulphide. then disappears leaving a black tive such as thc amateur pho- grupher is familiar with. The then stripped. receiving a coating | im- i | combined to | bhoto-cn workmen | is then cov- | The pic- | film'| of liquid rubber and being placed in | acetic acid which cuis away the coat- ing of alburacn and removes the film. | 1t is removed from the plate and is turned over and smoothed ready to be printed on znc. Reproduced on Zine. A square of zine of about the size | coated bichromalte 1o sensitize it. 1t is clamped with the neg: frame and exposed ‘to an are light. | An ink roller, such as is used in tak- ing a proof in a newspaper composing room, is run over it and the picturc I appears on the metal It is then sprayed with a vermilion powder which prevents the nitric acid tive in | from cating into the cut too rapidly. | 1t is next placed in the etching ma- chine for the last process. fler etching. it is scrubbéd and trimmed to the cxact size for the newspaper cut. clamps it in the page of presses it into a cardboard mat.”” The mat is placed roller similar to the press roll and returns curved into the right shape. It which I'he printer places it on a steel plate | type | around a | is placed in a castig box and molten | lead is poured over it cns at once cs into the press to The lead bard- | print the picture which appears in the } paper at the end of the day. Other Kinds of Cuts. There are many and varied pro- cesses involved in making other kind of cuts than those required by news- papers. which is ctched and then outing machine, consisling of : point which makes about 15.000 minate. The photo- A tir revolutions per it r UKD, Annual Sale of Drugs and Toilet Articles Many Other Bargains Which We Have Not Space to Advertise Medici Bitters. 18c. Absorhir 85¢, $1.85 ovinine stori ather J hn's. 10 yeerine. 9 reaparilla. 8$3c. Kepler's Malt and Cod Oil, Maltines. 8 Nujol. 10¢ Overferrin Pluto Water, 28¢, Pancreo Bismutl 3 Parke-Davis Mineral Oil. 65¢. 95c, c and $7c. Squibhis Ofl. Swamp 13 Syvrnp of \inol. Varnesi: Wampole's Oil Nail B Knives Spong Mirron AND ON HOSPITAL GOODS Creams and Gelmont Peroxide gate's Cold Cream, 1te Mirage Cream. 23¢. It. Cold Cream. Sc. DeMeridor Cream. 18c. 19¢. 150, I3'mo Creani. 60c. $1.00. ntes Cream. roxtilla, 15¢ Hinds Honc and L& S, Mavis Cold Creani. 2ic. Pomupeian Night ¢ Pempeian Day Pond’s Cream, 36, Eleaya Cream Alurond 17c. 1 hermos Botule. Tooth she Military Brushes NOT SPECIALLY PRICED PRESCRIPTIONS PREPARED BY XPER’ Soaps le Bocubelli. 81 box. .30 box $1.60 ile, mported. British Bath. 15¢ cach. dozen Avmour's Venetian. fte. $1.25 dozen 18¢, small. fo¢ Violetta TRound \rmour's Colgate's All for 25c. All Reound > tor 48c. ate’s Coleo, 10¢ cach. $1.40 Glycerine. Se each Giycerine. 20¢ Jap Rosc Jerzen's Violet N Fox's Sandalwood Bath, tie es S1.25 doz. Bath. f1¢ Verbena cach doz ax’s Glyceerine, 10¢. ble Oil, 10, 7 ke Almeida Castile, ftesinol, 17¢ cu., Woodburg's Faci Disinfectants lol, B3¢, 65¢ - bt Divzugei. e, 2de, o, IMorozone. 2le, 35¢. o Th ne i Hair Tonics Eau Sublime, Tdc. Hair Restorer Health, 67c. licd Cocoanut Mulsitied Empress Iay's Hair Herpicide Cocou iarisian Sugc. 38¢. Westphal's Anxiliate Wyelh's Sag 9. Wild Rooi Walnut: For the Teeth 100, 25¢ Powder. 15¢, Paste and Colgate’s Paste olgate’s Burrill's [EXS Hovey's Powd Kolynos Puaste, >cbeco Puste 19c, Syc. Lyon's Paste or Powder, #. “anitol Powder. 19¢. Tooth Brushes, ophyluctic celluloid bristles. Footh handles 1 Brushes. rows Talcums \rmour’s. 9c. 18¢. Comtort Powe Colzate's Meunen's, 1% Mavis, 17e. § Squibb’s, 13¢, Williams'. 18¢. A cut out is a line engraving | completed | engraver cuts around the picture with the point The most work of perfect result tihe photo i is that of s in (hree or four colors. The ed orthuchro: ¢ plates. The made sit nd arc then reproduce the natural colors The men ar raving hat many cids are utili ciretul in (i <hops owing to th deadly chemicals and ed in the work Serious accidents somctimes happen. in spitc of precautions against them and the workmen sometimies have to ¢ up the business as a result. 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Putting money in the bank isn’t the only way of sav- ing it. Putting it into Clothes this season, at these sale prices, is a better way to get dividends. Connors-Halloran Suits and Overcoats are selling for less than they could be duplica- ted at wholesale. What are YOU going to do about it? CONNORS-HALLORAN (0. 248 Main St. New Britain