New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 23, 1921, Page 14

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NEW KIND OF FISH | LATELY DISCOVERED of Volcano Brings Them to Light Eruption Honolulu ~Varieties of fish hitherto unknown were discov- Sept. 23 result of the eruption of 10 of Mauna Loa two ye his fact has just been a nounced by Dr. David Starr Jordan, chancellor emeritus of Leland Stan tord university, California, noted ichthyologist. The leoper into the ocean than man had junior columns of lava burrowed ble to p. nd thousands of strange and fantastic sha and color were killed and washed on the beach by the tidal wave cau by the lava flow Among them were found six varie- tles hitherto unknown to science be- cause their habitat was presumabiy lower in the water than science had been able to observe. ichthyologists in Hilo, species which were went them to r. Jords amination. The re- sult was that the six new species, were classified “I consider the discoveries, from a sclentific viewpoint, to be among the most remarkable and important on record,” Dr. Jordan sald when he the attending the -Pacific educationa designations given to tes by Dr. Jordan are Loa Excelsa, a species of kihikihi or butterfly fish, strikingly banded in yellow ar . black Vesposus Egregius, so designated because of its resemblance to a wasp's nest. Rhyacanthias Carlsmithi, named for Carl A. Carlymith, of Hilo, who sent many «of ‘he species to Dr. Jordan It is a deep rose red in color. Rhechlas Armiger, a conger eel with hooks on its snout resembling blackberry thorns and is solid dull black in color. Nyctimastor Reinhardt, named for the Hilo resident who discovered it. It s a small black lantern fish, so designated because of the many lum- inous glands behind the eye and along its sides which give the im- pression ol phosphorescence. It is a solid dull black in color. Peristedion Engyceros or alligator fish of a brilliant scarlet hue which is characterized by large bony plates of armor. Each of the six is a deep-water fish. All live in water of more than 150 feet in depth and some as deep as 600 feet. Nothing except such a cataclysm of nature as the Alika flow could have brought them to the sur- face, Dr. Jordan sald. Rhyacanthias Carlsmithi ranged at least 1,000 feet below the ocean's surface, he added. Dr. Jordan has sent to the Smith- an institution in Washington, D. C., or detailing the results of the investigation and the new classifica- tions. PLANS ARE ABANDONED Sweden No Longer Intends to Build Wircless Station of Great Size Stockholm, Sept. 23.—The Swedish government has abandoned its plan to erect a big, high-powered wireless station to communicate with Ameri- ea. The appropriation which parlia- ment has authorized for the construc- tion has been withdrawn. The reason given for this is that Bweden was unable to make a satis- factory traffic agreement with the Radio Corporation of America GET .THE HABIT-GOD 10O FOX'S Tocated From Coast to Coast D ,7/75 = ) il OUR COFFEE PRICES LOWER A trial pound of any of our coffecs will convince you we glve the best values in town. Dicov.i Now 23c A PERFECT COFFEE Standard?..cNow 31c FOR PARTICULAR PEOI'LE It you're not suited we will your me BUTTER | EGGS 48¢ b | 49c¢ doz FRESH — RICH — MILK BREAD ... . 13 Direct Importing Co, “Eversthing Guaranteed.” Postage Prepald on & " BUTTER LOVE SWEET NUT MARGARINE George government. The butcher intended to vote for the Lloyd George candidate in the Abbey by-elections anyhow, but he didn’t say so until after he re- A KISS FOR A VOTE Ruby Miller, London actress, is a strong supporter of the Lloyd That's why she is kissing this English butcher. ceived the kiss. Orders, Except on Just-Right ans CHARGE 1 Get Your New Apparel Here RUSSIANS PUT UP $600,000 IN BAIL Are Kept in This Soviets Will Not Permit Them Country Because Back in Russia Washington, Sept. 23.—More than 100 Russian anarchists are at liberty in this country under bonds which lare covered by $600,000 in Liberty | bonds deposited with the secretary of | 1abor, it was stated today at the de- On account of Russian soviet has | partment of labor. | the refusal of the | government to accept them, it | been impossible to deport them. | Efforts of this government to in- duce the soviet government to open its borders to receive these extremists as well as to receive about 100 in- sane and other undesirable Russians so far have been futile. | A number of Russians in federal | prisons in this country also would be deported instead of being held to| serve their sentences, if Russia would open its borders, and also if the department of labor had funds available for this purpose, officials said. But $400,000 is available for the balance of the fiscal vear for use in connection with the deporta- tions, it was said. Breath In Health That cough or cold in the head can be ended easily by Hyomei. No stomach dosing. Breathe it through the nose and mouth. Money back if it fails. T By Just-Right Prices OPENING AN ACCOUNT AND Paying a Small Amount Weekly Men’s and Young Men’s i Well-Tailored Beautiful Overcoats All-Wool Suits Snappy, New Fall Styles 47 Main St. New Britain Co. Women’s and Misses’ Coats Stunning Suits Fashionable Dresses All the Season’s Newest Styles THE CAESAR M1scH STorE ! 200 TRUMBULL STREET HARTFORD Fashions Are Here For Women, Misses and Girls A representative showing of the best of the models that Fashion has decreed for the coming season. We want you to see them—and we want you to understand that you can buy them and pay for them in EASY PAYMENTS. and pay later. COME IN Buy now AND SEE The New Suits The New Dresses The New Coats AND OTHER NEW FALL DRESS ACCESSORIES MEN’S SUITS In the new Fall models are now ready. Our famous Easy Payments apply to these ——for dress. Suits for business Suits and there are no added costs for the privilege ‘of ex- tended payments. SHOES FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN m HARTFORD FIRST FALL SALE LOW SHOES For Women SATURDAY The point about these good low shoes that should interest most women is the low prices. Later in the season you might have expected them, but at the very beginning of the fall it is quite extraordinary. Now is the NEW STYLES | | NEW PRICES | PUMPS—OXFORDS THREE SPECIAL PRICES Louis Heels Brown Satin Tan Calf Black Kid Gray Suede Junior Louis Military Heels Inch Heels Hand Turns Goodyear Welts $2.85 VALUE §$7.00 s ALL SHOES FROM BEST MAKERS Three Buckle Black Calf Two Buckle Tan Calf One Strap Brown Kid Plain Pumps High Heels Lace Oxfords Low Heels ' $4.40 ' VALUE $8.00 WE GUARANTEE ALL FITTINGS Gray Suede Black Calf Tan Calf Brown Calf Black Kid With Black Kid Y/ Louis Heels Tan Calf With $5 4 0 Walking Heels = @ VALUE $10,00 Junior Louis Heels l WOMEN’'S SHOE SHOP—MAIN EXTRAORDINARY OFFERING SATURDAY iy FLOOR All Wool SKIRTS —in Twenty Styles-- i Values Like These are Rare. Plaids Many e Twills Velours Excellent Color Checks ) Stripes Combinations | b tlag $8.98 § Saturday These Have Been Selling For $14.95 SKIRTS—FOU RTH FLOORZ = e ! Style Service is Controlled i Exclusively by This Store in Hartford FOURTH I'LOOR

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