New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 11, 1922, Page 11

NEW RRH‘A\]N DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, APRIL 11, 1922, - ST ———— Political Dope:sters Forecast Election of These Men FRANK L. CONLON, d. Alderman, Sixth Ward. WALTER ALK, r. Councilman, Second Ward, CARL OVERSTROM, p, Councilman, Iifth Ward, STEPHEN A, LYNCH, d, Councilman, Sixth Ward. JOSEPH MLYNARSKY, Councilman, Fifth Ward, FREDERICK A, JOHNSON, r. Councilman, Sccond Ward. \ies| Peacock was the original Christmas| First Chiristmas pantomime was pro- [ Ingland exports 200 tons of plum Qish until the year 1650, duced in London in 1702 | pudding annually. 'Wm ami,” a Japanese legend, read by Funice L, Randall, P. M Late news P. M.—Police reports for City I flashes. — e ton, KDKA 10 P. M.—"Tufts College and Its shaft held n place hy two (Westinghouse Station at East Pitts- ! o 3 Liarnes ade professor of mod- HOW TO MAKE YOUR :-:.1(\ in ,‘?"’ 1tri1:1nr\' tube. l";]‘f‘; Tuesday, Aprit 1, 1o must be exe ed that these holes Y 8 ¢ »r 0! | YARIO-COUPLER lire up properly, for the secondary | i =Lanten garvices from e ’\\1‘ f \C ;,’.”. ; In\i “\” R AtHOLALEY: VAV, [the Trinity scopal chureh, muw.‘ : e, P g [l A hard rubber or hakelitd knot, is| Pursh, Pa. conducted by Re i et el LT A | I i s placed on the brass shaft so that the |thaniel S, Thomas, Missionary Bis i L e | I i ] B BY R. L. DUNCAN seccncary may be variad. |“““ yamig , [ aant fom e Toving. Bt i ¥ t I 5o : 5 00 P. iti ' Bl 21 L i Director, Radio Institute of Amecrica FinUncHaR-Sie,, on Hkh "”"'“’Lumqnm. seorge M. Sutton, sta. | F1avers. & " | | ¢ i MY ‘ I ! [ tistical s y of the Audubon so-| S:4p P. 2L ; peonal ki | | gl AGERN ' vania. From |Biene Talk Post come, executi oncert by the Tuesday | PATtment, American Re : Musical Club composers. 2100 By Me—Tgcal club, | Myrt! eloon Shattuc er > lections, “Collegisms oung Ame WBZ fca”; “Home Town Band”; “Over-| I"aculty Radio Lectur v rles es and dean of duate and secendary tures very tightiy that they will not slip, He sure the tunes are shru fore yeu begin winding, otl k after the To make a vario-coupler for a re- generative recelving set, get two card- board tubes. One, used for the prim be four inches long and about inches in diamete The other, for the secondary, shoull be s encugh to turn insidz the prima Give the two tubes three co Mesg) eilac anc ace i d ( ly % s | = SHRNES S B R0n 1, B TIRdRIRIER §:00 P. M.—Hazcl Treuchet, so-| WG 'or the prima tube get No. 22| or No. 24 cottoi coverad wire ¢ siart winding about hi an inch | from the end. Wind on for 69 turns, tapping off ev fen turns. These taps-off should run to small [~ which 1. PRIMARY , should 5 !Vhr\\' will shr (Westinghouse Station at Springfield, wture. Light Brigade.” | prano; Warren Towne, piano, o (General Electric compa Schen- | artists | d Wiz | 7:45 P. 3 e by (Westington Station at Newark, N. 3.) | from Ams York 7:00 P. M.— “Man-in-the-Moon {Concert 1 / story (¢) Newark Sunday Call. ) Health talk, National| [My Daitodils COMPLETED VARIO-COUPLER. | Tuberculos clation, “ontralto sol nd all the work will have to be done | 800 P. M.—Concert by the Scot-|q alm As the | tish Harmonic association ul De Schlozer | Piano solo—Reg contacts of a tuning switch JONDAR give different jons of wave lengths. The a connected to one free end and the round is con- | over. neeted to the rotury lever of the| The closer the secondary coil| 9:30 P. M.—I tuning switch. comes to the primary, the more effi- | harpist. | | Pearson, | . Bohm | tal by Anna Pinto, |One ¥ Butterfly Soprano solo: | Consolation Wird the secondary with the same | cient will be the coupler. But they Kind of wi 3 make only 48| must not touch. turns. Since secondary coil must rotate for tuning, the ends To squeeze mental plates together must be long enough to allow a 180- [and to close a rivet on them a pres- T80 P, degree turn. ’ sure of between 150 and 200 tons is|Children (Courtesy of Little The secondary is Magazine). WGI (American Radlo & Research Corp., Medford Hillside, Mass.) M.—Bedtime Story for the Tolks' | F “The Camphor Tree of At- O | | | Mother of Pearl A Variety of New Costumes Promise a Smart Dress-Up Easter get enthusiastic assembling a complete cos- tume to dress up in on Easter. There is somehow a clothes enthusiasm in the air. This Easter choosing promises even more than usual delights because styles have taken such a new and swagger turn. Easter Always Has Meant a Suit HE much ado over tweeds lias deprived twills and tricotines of the publicity they deserve—for they are extremely smart. These navy tricotines in the new long i Crepe linings—prove it. They are Easter Tailleurs of distine- tion and a navy Suit is always in such refined good taste. $19.7.), $25 5, $29 W0y $32.-)0 and up. Your Wrap May Be Cape or Coat lo solo Ir. Dunham. A g ot T RS A R B Lynes | Contralto solo—Miss Pearson. Le Papillon Piano solo—Mr. Harris Remember the Rose Simons Tenor solo—Nr. Schotte. Ava Marie, with ‘cello obligato ... ‘ Bach-Gounod | Soprano solo—Miss Hazel Wehr. 'Cello obligato—Mr. Dunham, mounted on a | required. NE can always Minister Gains 10 Pounds in 15 Days through Ironized Yeast “Fighting Parson,” World War Veteran, Tells of His Amazing Restoration to Health HAVE taken only one and a half packages of Ironized Yeast, yet I have gained ten pounds in 15 days.”’ Radio Tete-a-Tete Frocks for Easter and After Such is the remarkable statement of the Rev. L. W. Vandergriff, pastor of the Fairview Church, Athens, Tenn., whose experiences dur- ing'the world war have caused him to be known by many as ‘‘the Fighting Parson.” “‘I was crippled up in the army, and have been in ill health ever since. But now, thank God, I am on the road te recovery, and feel OMEN who select Frocks from this group are very apt to say “I found just what 1 wanted.” The originality of the Frocks creates desire and there is style variety enough to meet any pre-conceived preferences you may have. HE very swagger Spring Wrap styles place one in a quandary, but they need not because Fashion has favored mannish Coats, Capes and beautifully designed Wraps, impartially, leaving the pleas- ant choice to you. better than I have felt in five years. I am only too pleased to give this testimony, for I think I am doing my fellow man a sery 14 eif I can induce him to try Ironized Yeast.’ From everywhere cumccq\mll\ surprising reports of the apparent ‘‘miracles’” performed by IRONIZED / 4 ¢ - v [ | YEAST. And all because IRONIZED Y 3 R A Miss Muriel Greer, 16, of Montreal, | bodies an exclusive scientific process—a proces which ; i BRI was voted ttiest -«”1 in Can-| enables yeast to bring its wonderful results often in < ada. Now she' half the usual time! keeps in certain pa “Gains 9 Pounds” “IRONIZED YEAST has been worth $500 to me. 1 have gained 0 pounds and my skin has become en- tirely clear.” —Mr. J. M. G. “Gains 6 Pounds” The improvemeht in me since tak: ing IRONIZED YEAST is just won- derfol. Now I eat heartily, never have that tired-out feeling, and I have gained sixpounds.”—Mr.E.B.C. “Gains 8 Pounds” “After one box of IRONIZED YEAST [ have gained 8 pound: 4 skin is clear, | now sleep sound ery night. 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