New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 22, 1921, Page 23

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Later inspection of trees, However, It . was reported, showed that the frgst had not damaged fruit to such an ap- preciable extent. Although January and Fehruar.\" also were warm throughout much of ; the middle west and east, they were | record breakers in no sense of the word, the weather bureau reporting | many warmer winters. The far west winter, as indicated by San Francisco reports was not un- usual, December and February being slightly warmer, with January colder than normal. It Kills . Lice " An easily-applied powder that’s sure death to nearlyall kinds of lice— Pratts Powdered Lice Killer An occasional application keeps poultry practically free from lice. **Your Money Back if YOU Are Not Satisfied"” Dealers Everywhere L3t Weather Bureau Officials Wonder About Whys and Wherelores Washington, April 22.—Causes un- H derlying the unusualry.warm weather of early spring this year remain a mystery to weather bureau officials. But reports shows, they Calls Givey Properi say, that March was one of the warmest in the | history of the country, breaking all | e c known records for high temperatures L4 L One contributing reason for the the succession of bright clear days, ’ | { ING AND ALL BRANCHES | clear days, the Climatological division weather is said to be the sharp differ- | Telephone ! Attention. i was missing this season, although | at some weather bureau stations in the l s i - | 118 Wallace St. Tel. 2197 | high March record, they stated, was | GUTTERS, LEADERS, ROOF- during a month when blustery winds, clouds and storms usually prevail. But | what caused this succession of bright OF SHEET METAL WORK is unable to determine. —AND TINNING— i One cause of wsuyal cold March | ence frequently prevailing in baromet- ric pressure. This feature evidently ! complete records had not as yet been | compiled. Cold weather often result- | ed, it was said, from a high baromet- | ric pressure in the colder regions ot | the north which created an air “hili” | down which cold air poured, like wa- ter running downhill, upon the Unit- ed States, During the cold winter of 1917-18, | it was pointed out, air pressures were | extremely high in Alaska, puilding up a “hill” from which slid icy winds trom the snow flelds, bringing one of America’s coldest winters. Vegetation this March advanced far beyond its usual growth and through- out the fruit regions of the middie LA SALLE EXTENSION UNIVERSITY Cordially. invites you and your frends to a lecture by THOMAS F. L. HENDERSON Business counsellor of the University UNITY HALL, PRATT STREET HARTFORD FRIDAY, APRIL 22, 1921 AT 8 P. M. ESSENTIALS FOR PERSONAL SUCCESS Sece Reading Notice Imazing balues StrarringSigles The permanent patronage of Millions upon Millions of Satisfied Customers throughout ihe U. S. 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