New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 6, 1923, Page 2

WITH YOUR KODAK LOAD*WITH THE DEPENDABLE FILM IN THE YELLOW BOX AND LET US DO YOUR FINISHING Dickinson Drug Co. 169-171 MAIN STREET The woman who likes that something called Tang and Chic to her clothes will approve of the smart Camels’ Hair and mixture Suits and Coats, as well as those of the more dressy Twill Cords, Fashona and Gerona, Particularly at the eco- fomical prices we are offering them. O SFALLS 93-99 Mdsylum Street Martford, “It Pays to Buy Our Kind” City Items. French Hat Shoppe, 87 West Main St., Prof. Bldg. Exclusive millinery. —advt. Insure your car before you drive it, with DeWitt A, Riley, National Bank | Bldg. Insurance service.—advt. Entertainment and dancing at K. of C. Fair, April 6—16.—advt. Many members of Mattabesett tribe, No. 14, Improved Order of Red Men, will attend the second annual meeting of the Northern Connecti- cut Red Men's council in Bristol to- morrow afternoon and evening as guests of Compounce tribe, No. 15. ‘There will be an entertainment and dancing in the evening. THE DANGEROUS AGE Is it 20, when a man needs a mother, not a wife? When a girl seems old enough to be her mother’s mother? FOX’S — Next Mon. CHAS. DILLON & CO. HART The Smartest of NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 192, ‘Registrations Now Average Al ' most One Thousand a Day Startling increases in the Connecti-! cut motor vehicle registration lists are reported from the state capitol | ofices, where nearly 1,000 registra- tlons a day are being lssued to pros- pective motorists, The department of motor vehicles states that the num- ber of pleasure and commerclal auto- mobiles registered at the close of |business last week was larger than (the figures on the same day last year by nearly 23,000, | The 100,000 mark has been passed |in Connecticut registration figures |ana the markers, now being issued, “‘um well along in the six figure class, Up until April 2 there have been |issued to owners of pleasure and | commercial cars a total of 106,026 licenses for 1923. Of this number 20,414 have been issued for use after April 1, The 105,025 figurs is divid- ed into 82,766 pleasure cars and £2,- 269 commercial cars. Only 2,659 commercial markers have been is- sued for April 1 use, The other 17,- | 45656 are pleasure cars. A comparison of the 1023 figures with those of last year shows that a| | high water mark has been reached | |in the registration lists in Connecti- | cut. The present figure tops Lhat of any April 6 in the history of the de-| partment and is equal to the total registration figure on May 5, 1922, In spite of the wintry blasts that still blow about the state, motorists are clamoring to get out licenses for new cars and for cars that have been stored during the winter. The rec- ord registration figures seem to point out that there will be an unprece- dented number of cars traveling about the city streets and country highways this spring and summer. On Saturday the main and branch offices of the department remained open the entire day for the conven- ience of those who were unable to get out licenses on Good Friday. A record amount of business was re- ported by those in charge of the vari- ous offices. At the Hartford windows nearly 1,500 licenses were distributed, and a total of over 5,000 were given out at the other office windows. On Monday another rush was evi- dent at the distributing centers, where between 2,500 and 3,000 state cus- tomers were cared for. Since then the crowds have gradually been di- minishing, but still as unusual num-. ber of registrations and operators' li- censes are being issued each day. Already the department of motor vehicles reports that a total of close to $3,000,000 has been received from registrations, operators' licenses, and fines. This amount is much greater than the income for a similar period in any other year. Last year's in- come for the first three months was but a little over $2,180,000, and even that was an increase of 57 per cent over the 1921 income. HAD GREAT PARTY Announcement Festivities for Miss Gould Continue Through Night Until Dawn Today. New York, April 6.—One of the most brilliant social affairs of the season in New York society, a dance to announce the engagement of Miss Gloria Gould, 17 year old daughter of George J. Gould, to Henry A. Bish- op, Jr., of Bridgeport, Conn., came to an end at dawn today. More than 350 persons attended the event at Sherry’s which was lav- ishly decorated with peach blossoms, red tulips, smilax and potted flowers brought especially from I'lorida. Dancers from the Metropolitan Opera Co. furnished an attractive fea- ture. The menu was Supre de fruits, bouches de honard nantu, filet de volaille pascal, fruits a la sherry, friandises and cafe. As the dance ended, bacon and eggs, rolls and cof- fee, were served No date has been set for the wed- ding. Children in English schools used to smoke 250 years ago. FORD RESUSGITATES THE DEAD Chicago Doctor Tells of Using Adrena Gland Secretion—To Try It on Dying. he heart, credited with reviving per- was explained in reports read clety of Anaesthetists, shoulder. —Wraps with cape sleeves, new panels, mandarin sl —Soft materials such a or Poiret Twills, fabrics. BY HEART INJEGTIONS Chicago, April 6,~—A new method of resuscitation by the injection of fluld |from the adrengl glands directly into sons who have been pronounced dead, last night by Dr. Dennis W. Crile of Chi- cago to a joint meeting of the Chicago Medical soclety and the Chicago So- Dr. G, W. Crile of Cleveland, Ohio, uncle of the Rothfeder S 378 Main Street speaker, was credited with ploneering work with his nephew in the re- searches reported, The physician read reports of cases, explaining the revival of persons sald to have been dead as long as 80 min. !lutes, In some cases, he sald, pa~- tients who had been pronounced dead were revived, died again, and were |revived again at intervals, and ultl- mately recovered completely, As de- scribed by Dr, Crile, the method calls for the injection of large quantities of adrenal Into the heart by use of & hypodermic needle. 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Dr. Crile said the first use of adren- al upon the human heart was In Bel- glum during the war, when soldlers badly wounded by shells were re. stored by it and accompanying sur- gery, The greatest utility for the new method, Dr. Crile sald, is in resuscita- tion of persons who dle from effects of anaesthetics while under lnl operations, The adrenal gland secretion, M:cord- ing to medical authorities, control the emotions of courage and fear, Tin;e‘ry For 'I:his Week $15 — $20 — $25 —Dresses of every description, favored by fashion for every occasion of Spring. 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