New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 26, 1921, Page 9

AR SMOKE [ZANI][ES .lATEST INVENTION, ew Methad of Future Warlare Recemly Developed Philadelphia, Jan 28.—Toxic recently dm.nlupo-L in future Shaw, Mines, and the oke candles, 1 have an eoxtensive use in tho opinton of L, L the Internal Bureau of fho recently spoke on “Smoke eendiary Material,” nklin institute *Smoke candles, called,” he id, “are small cylindrical boxes fch are ignit d by some sort of Ation device and which contaid oke-producing mixtures. Their use sotting up a smoke screen close gd, for after Ignition they are jset on the ground not being or projected in any way. The d Is very apparent to make the Vemeonts of amall groups of men at hand, possible. he British, early in the war, de- oped vory satisfactory smoke dles which were used by all the The Americans also developed pandle which was satisfactory, but h did not get into production use in France before the armis- The smoke is normally white, it have maximum capacity and be rs, before so Sure Sure Relief _BELLANS eool enough to prevent the setting up of air currents and thus rise tho ground. It must be heavy so as to be displaced by the minimum amount of wind of low velocity. These requirements are admirably met by candles which produge a smoke consisting of zinc chiloride. “As regards the future of incen- diary material, my own opinion, which opinion, however, is subst@nti- ated by at least some of the military critics, is that incendiary material, except for small arms and long range shell and drop bombs will have least a very limited, and+ perhaps no use. The flame projectors will probably never be used in a future war. Smoke material, on the other hand, will have a very extensive and ever-increasing use. By the use of the smoke screen during an attack casualties can be largely reduced. Thero was in progress of develop- ment by the British and Americans during the latter part of ‘the war, smoke candles which would give a toxic smoko, The toxic material em- ployed was ®ROCKINGHAM TEA POT 60c to 90c CORN POPPERS 35c and 45¢ Aluminum Cookie Cutters, All Shapes and Sizes Tip-Top Gas Plates for three and four burners. Stove using one burner for cooking ‘with three and 4 utensils. Great savmg of gas. Sent on out approval. George Rapelye Professional Building TEL. 1281 hen You Want Flowers for ny Occasion. Prices Reason- : Telegraph ‘Flowers Any- here in the United States, Your Shoes Shined at the essional Building Dr. Jos.P. Meehan DENTIST from | at} diphenylchlorarsine, UNNECESSARY SACRIFICE | TRIED FOR OLD CRIME Seaman Testifies That all of 273 Llr(~ Clarence Simmons Goes on Trial To- Jost on Princess day for Alleged Offenses Committed Have Been Saved. | Sophia Would ' ¢ Cu in 1903 in Oklahoma. Oklahoma City, Jan. 26.—A battle attle, Wash., Jan, 26.—.All the 273 between United States marshals and | lost when the steamship Prin- cess Sophia went ashore on Vander- biit Reef, 2 24, 1918, could have been saved if the Sophia’s commander had given the word, Cap- tain E. Harrington, former first mate of the lighthouse tender, Cedar, in the days when the Indian terri- tory, now Oklahoma, was a refuge for bandits, is the basis for the trial starting today of Clarence Simmons. Near what now is Pawhuska, Okla., which | {wo members of the famous Martin is is what my skm trouble Resinol “Now I don’t have to avoid people because of embarrassing gkin trou- ble, or e awake hours at night, tor- mented by intense itching. Resinol Ointment did it! After the first ap- plication of this soothing ointment. L felt such bleswed relief. In a short time the inflammation was reduced and the itching stepped. New my eczema is entirely gone. I used Res- inol Seap as directed with it and have found Resinol Shaving Stick to be the best on the market for a clean, easy shave.” Resinol trio at oll druggists. e Diphenyichlorarsine 1s a solid which | vaporizes in the heat of the candle and is obtained in such a state of division that it will penetrate most gas masks. Such toxic smokes, of which there will probably be others doyeloped, will find a very exXtensive use in the future. It is the greatest step made thus far in the new use of smoke.” . testimony in United States court here | deputy U. S. marshal, was wounded in vesterday. He was a witness in the | 1903. Simmons, it is charged, was a hearing on the application of the Can- | member of the Martin gang and is adian Pacific Railway for a limitation | under indictment for the wounding [tea by the Martin gang. the vessel. present as a witness ainst him. Captain Jlnrl\nzmn declared all ar- rangements to rescue passengers on| Simmons was a ted in Boone- the Princess Sophia had been mada | Ville, Mo.. la March. 1 declared aboard the Cedar. He lestified that|he was in Jacksonville, at e the halibut schooners King, Winge and | time of the fight with the robbers, Elsinor were ready to g0 to the as- sistancé of the stranded ship. [ MIDGETS NEXT WEEK. @ special attraction for next alace will offer ILittle An- drew, the famous midget policeman | of Barnum & Bailey’s circus. Unlilke other comedians, Little Andrew per- forms in front of the theater us vell antics of the BARNUM & BAILF AT PALACE ASSASSINATION ATTEMIPT As - = week the IPoor Workmanship of Assailant Saves | Lifc of Armenian Leadcer Jan. 26.5-An unsuccessful at- tempt was made today to assassinate Avetis Ahrounian, head the Ar- menian delegation in Paris. The at- tack occurred near his residence The assagsin used a revolver, but failed to hit his intended vietim. The al- leged assailant, who was arrested. gave his name as Alexandre Thezakar- jan, 21 years old. Paris, and his funny talk aw on the stage on the street will be the town of A meeting of Martha Chapter, O ., will be held Friday evening at held at 2:30. OPPOSITE FOX’S THEATER New Britain’s Newest Shopping Center Just a step from Main street and within the city’s trading center. In this building a varied assortment of stores are located. They include gs and Sodas, Electri- cal Supplies, Flowers and Floral Designs, Plumbing and Hardware, Optical ex- - perts, Beauty Shop and offices of professional men. These stores are of the high- est class and well merit your patrongge. Get the Habit of Shopping in The Professional Building. It Wil Pay You Quality Drug Store 83 WEST MAIN STREET (ON THE SUNNY SIDE) In Our Candy Dept. HARD CANDIES NEWPORT CHIPS CHICKEN BONES ASSORTED GEMS PEACH BLOSSOMS ASSORTED CURLS ASSORTED CHIPS BUTTER SCOTCH CHIPS MOLASSES PEPPS FRUIT PEANUT CUT LASSES PEPPS CHOCOLATE STRAWS TABLETS SQUARES ROCK MILK CHOCOLATES IN BULK COCOA MALLOW PISTACHIO A ] g v = 0 stood by the stricken ship, deciared in | gang were killed and Wyley Haines, { of liablity in connection with loss of jof Haines and for robberies commit- ! Haines is | members of a notorious outlaw band | ! towns. To the Simple IISAL A TEA ° PURE. DELICIOT WHOLESOM ' Lends Fragraz TROUBLE IN SIBERIA. i SPINACH F Ywo Dead, Threl From Eating ¥ Grand Rapids, Two persons, a = are dead at Ble Serious ()ulhlv:\ s There Reported in Dispatches from Helsingfors. i l.ondon, Jan. 26.——Reports that ris- turbances whieh broke out recently in Si 13 ar 55 i arming Siberia are as; uming - an al " | Three others a haracter © ntined in-a Helsing-{ = 0" 0 e h to :hn (,emdrallA\e‘\;s \n(:l result, howntesd day. ants, it is declared, ar ,‘a""g e hesieging several towns held and for- day night. tified by soviet forces, thus cutting nf{l The dead are the supply of foodstuffs from the |, dipiee e nurse; John 8 : derly. r ‘1\ reigning over a large area. { 0. } The regular afternoon social will be ‘w]xh s church will hold a whist in the On the other hand, advises assert that in eastern Siberia the bolsheviki {have besun a great onslaught cn the peasant communes and that terrorism Twenty nurse es partook of t urday. All are signs of poiso analysis of the p o wag ordered The Ladies’ Aid society of St. Jo- | tute of the ‘!l.u An investigal school hall tonight at 8 a’clock. by lecal health ® MADE IN NEW BRI Andirons, Fenders, F These will make an added attra Fireplace on Winter Ev Wi_thout a fireplace we can " RADIANT ELECTRIC Our display should interest" The Cowles Elect Tel. 556 « 85 West (OPP. FOX'S) Solid Comfort is Our and Effort to Dispense Glass Wearers The Harvey & Le OPTICIANS ** 85 West Mam Street " New