New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 26, 1922, Page 2

MAJESTIC ELECTRIC HEATERS Will Take Off the Chill in the morning. — Two Sizes — $6.00 $9.00 The Dickinson Drug Co. 169-171 MAIN ST. A Gentleman’s Hat-- KNOX Quality first — and style and work- manship without peer. America’s fin- est hats are here in new Fall shépes and colors. Seven Dollars ORSFALLS 93 59 Xdsyhum Street City ltems Meet me at Schnuarr's for dinner.— advt, The regular meeting of the Junior | Branch of the Catholic Daughters of America, will be held in Jr. O. U. ‘\4\ M. hall at 7 o'clock sharp this eve- | ning. All members are requested to attend. Gulbransen Player-Pianos, Morans. advt, James Donahue of Sefton Drive left yesterday to resume his studies at the Yale School of Music Harold Bassette has resumed his studies at the University of Penn- Delicious hot chocolate — Dickin- son's.—advt. sylvania. Miss Eleanor Lewis of Russell street has returned from a trip abroad. Miss Ellen Ogren, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ogren of Belden street, has entered Hartford hospital training school for nurses. | $30.00 Automobile Tire Eaten! William Hall writes, “Rats got in my garage and holes right through a new $30.00 tire. They love rubber. I put my Royal Guaranteed Rat Paste in the garage and have never seen a rat since. Wonderful stuff.” Protect your tires against rats! Get a 25c or i0c tube TODAY. Sold and guaranteed by Dickinson Drug Co.—advt. [ in order | formed the ‘Mmm.& CANNEL COAL USED AS A SUBSTITUTE iLocal Dealers Have This Form of Fuel on Hand A local coal dealer today called at- tention ot the use of Cannel coal In | furnaces this winter as a substitute for anthracite which is extremely scarce. Several of the local dealers have this form of coal on hand and, | that the public may be in- Herald quotes the dealer as follows Several local dealers have laid in| supply of Cannel coal to be used substitute for anthracite until| a time as they can fill their cus- | tomers' orders for the harder product, | This does not mean that Cannel will be sent out on an anthracite order— not unless so specified. Sinilar to Anthracite. “The coal is very similar to anthra- cite in s ance and may be used in any kind of a heater. It burns more freely than hard anthracite and gives a very intense heat. The coal burns clear, without clinkers and lit- tle or no cinders or ashes to sift as e hing is entirely consumed. “The following instructions for burning are given: Start your fire as | vou would when using anthracite, | Open all drafts, lay in your kindling | and a layer of coal. When fire is burning briskly close bottom draft en- tirely. Experiment with the chimney draft, but never close it entirely. Have the air vent in the fire door open a little to aid in combustion. The chimney draft must be so regulated that the gases will be carried off. Do not force the fire. | Not Advising Use. One dealer said: “While we are not advising our customers to take a large quantity, we believe it good judgment | to put in at least one ton to tide over| until anthracite can be delivered. In- dications are that there will be many | times during the coming winter when the dealers’ yvards will be entirely cleaned up and a ton or so of Cannel coal, will be very good {nsurance against the cold. Its appearance is almost that of lumpy soft coal but its substance and burning quality are en- tirely different. The coal is selling for $15.50 per ton delivered. a Frederick Harmon, piano in- structlon, sight singing and coaching. Studio in Hallinan block, 140 Main St Monday, Thursday and Saturday.— advt ECLIPSE DISAPPOINTMENT. SR | Clouds Interfered With Taking of] Photographs to Test Einstein Theory. Berlin, Sept. 26, (Associated Press). —Clouds prevented the German- Dutch expedition to Christmas Island in the latter part of the seventeenth century. WINDOW SHADE SIKI ASKS PLENTY Senegalese Conqueror of Carpentier, Wants One Million Francs to Come To America to Fight, Parls, Sept. 26. — A cool million [francs is what Battling Siki, the con queror of Georges Carpentier, wants to go to America to fight Harry Wills |at the Polo Grounds on October 26, | Manager Hellers cabled Tom O'Rourke | the American fight promoter, last eve I ning in response to an offer of $20,- 000, | He added that he had recefved an of- | Moran fight in England on “Boxing The manager of the Senegalese said he \ | ments made it worth while. give your tongue a tin. Yt later said he would do so if Hel- good thing for Siki to meet Wills im- a bout between Sikl and Jack Demps Hellers said that he .considered fer of a large sum for Siki to meet | Day,”" the day alter Christmas. Beck- FE SAVERS did not desire to go to the United H Yes,five—-and each ready Siki himself at first was disinclined gling treat, |lers' terms were accepted. It is the mediately, as he considers Wills the for the world's championship. O'Rourke’s offer totally inadequate. |the winner 6f the Joe Beckett-Frank ett and Moran will fight October 12 ECANDYMINTWITHTHEHOLR G005 uniess the financial induce- to do its holesome best to | to make the trip to the United States, opinion of Hellers that it would be a only man standing in the way of Pep-O-mint AFTER SIKI Cinn-O-mon Lic-O-rice C1-O-ve o JOHNSON Announces He Is On Trail Of Senegalese Boxer. New York, Sept. 26.—Jack Johnson, one-time héavyweight champion of the world, told that section of the Jack | Women first appeared on the stage | TIME We are specializing in MADE TO ORDER WINDOW SHADES It really costs you very little in the Pacific, from taking much-de- sired photographs intended to test the Einstein theory, according to the first report received here yesterday from the party to the Astronomical Institute at Potsdam. A few pictures of the sun's corona, however, were taken through the These may prove of service in the investigatiom. It is assumed | here that, despite the unfavorable weather, the expedition was able to make other important observations in connection with the eclipse. London, Sept. 26.—Professor C. A Chant of the University of Toronto, one of the astronomers who went to | Australia to observe the eclipse of the sun, telegraphing from Wallal, Aus- tralia, said he believed the photo-|| graphs taken on Thursday, during the | eclipse, especially the Lick Observa- s photographs, would prove suffi- cient to verify, disprove or modify | the Einstein theory of gravitation. GRAHAM STAR] HOOL. Dancing Teacher Opens Up for Fall Term, Mr. James A. Graham of this city has announced the opening of his| dancing school for this season. M. | Graham has taught dancing in this| city for 14 years and he is always up to date with the latest steps, as he is a member of the Connecticut Dancing Teachers' Association, which issues bulletins each month the latest steps. R son he has decided to make assical dancing a separate depart- ment of his school and has engag one of the best teachers of toe- dancing and classical work in the city on Herbert E. 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