New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 4, 1923, Page 12

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1923, You Folks Know—Now Let’s Help the - SALVATION ARMY Every Brick bought will put the Army on a more solid foundation. No, they are not going to build another Building —They have one already—but no funds to carry it along on. The Brick is used to signify the financial foundation needed. Buy One Buy Five Buy Ten \ - Bricks if you can J Facts For You' To Know Campaign Starts Tomorrow, Wednesday, for 1 week. WARCON CLAINS HE CAN DIRECT WAVES Inventor Reports New Control for Radio weeks he p ¢ be- i f his radio waves in tween Lo system of ing & desired direction. In these new experiments with ra- dio activity the inventor is applying te lio waves the principle that mar » d to light heams when first he put a reflector in his lamps and lan- terns to prevent the rays spreading | directions and to concentrate the line desired sec that lamp there,” said Sig- oni, pointing to the electric k in his office 1 s light rays spread e room in every direction a reflector behind | in only one direc are doing with them in you put rays shoot out i puttir tor behind them. Her riment rom we finally a got a sort o stops them far as the inventor seribing his new apy erected behind and the wir endir far, he the w three new system, the radio t slightly from y New York, sta t would perhap t in the words o Signor Ma couldn’t no could ed making a tr during the winter Willimantic Election Democratic Victory democrats als three ald the four eei alderme Have vour eyes examined and glasses fitted by one who knows. Heavy Zylo-shell spectacle frames; special price $3.50. and Examination Lewis A. Hines, Ref. D. Eyesight Specialist 57 PRATT ST. Rooms 504 azd 505 Hartford radio | going through a reflector, | « | District ¢ before a ./ RELIGIOUS FANATICTS | illiam eput alderman-at.large s H. Rebee FLY WHEEL MAGNETO IS BASIS OF LEGAL ACTION| Alleged .In-‘ ventor, Asks $2.50 For Each FPormer Ford Employe, One Now in Use New Orleans, Dec. 4.—The fly whee! magneto, a device known wherever the products of v Ford are used, | is the bone of contention in a damage sult for $11,000,000, a ramification of whieh is to be heard in the federal | circuit court of appeals here today. The suit was brought by Edward 8, Huff, formerly an cngineer of the| Ford Motor company but now a resi Jent of Miami, Fia Huff claims to have invented the magneto while in the employ of the Ford Motor company and asserts he was to have received a ro. y of 2,50 for each one used, When he led his suit in the federal eourt at vear he caleulated he was noo The Ford defense 10,000 | con- at there was no agree g royalty irt at ny on before the ap; layton at Jacksonville " ral months ago that the main iseues could be tried SOUGHT AS KIDNAPPER| Chicago Police Think Missing 12-Year. Ol Girl Has Been Alluectesd more than the pojice welve-pear-old lisappeared Sun i been sent for gro- kidnapped by a they are seeking a angel and heave weible kidnap- described in r v and » escaped for the pnight grocer None et her plar FIGHT WITH OCTOPUS With Giant Vich Var Beneath Sur. face of Sea e pris sish its manifold s comrade had ter under the e time. He arm and plunged his trident into the body of the creature. The octopus held on wherenpon Negri gave the signal to be hauled up. When his companions saw the writhing mon- they wers was finally ster emer but the peared so y y went to his ald and freed him wilh &heir knives. | [ They meet together every month to keep it good ITZ< A LOAF TO TAKE PRIDE IN this Master Loaf of the Six Bakers, fragrant, substantial, wholesome —~with its tender, deep brown crust and creamy grain. And it cuts—in firm, even slices—as thin as you like—without crumbling. A plate of bread to delight a house- wife's heart. With a full, rich wheat flavor, too, that the men folks like. For the ingredients of the Master Loaf are the ones you would use your- self when you wanted your bread to be especially rich and delicious: nothing but the finest blend of Gold Medal and Pillshury Flours, Domino Sugar, Dia mond Crystal Salt, Swift’s best short- ening, Dairylea Milk, filtered water, Fleischmann’s Yeast. And in baking the Master Loal the FACTS ABOUT THE SALVATION ARMY Its doors are open to all creeds and races, It provides lodging and gives food to those who are in need. It collects and distributes clothing. It supplies coal and wood. It calls on the sick, It does not duplicate the work of any other charitable institution in the city. The local corps is a Swedish corps but 8wedish in name only—it is work- ing for the entire community. Money raised by this drive will be handled through the treasurer of the local advisory board and will be spent in New Britain. The $3,000 asked for will pay up a deficit and provide sufficient funds to do necessary relief work (and make much needed repairs on the Salvation Army building) until April 1st, when the United Community Corporation will have its drive for 1924, 4 Make Checks Payable Salvation Army, L. A. Sprague, Treas. Six Bakers combine the skill of their long experience with the exacting care of a good housewife. For besides the daily routine tests in the different bakeries, every week loaves from each bakery go to head- quarters for inspection—and once every month all six bakers get together, as they did in the heginning, to examine their bread—to test it for crust, for flavor and texture and for keeping qualities, Day in and day out you get the same well baked, rich, homey loaf every time in White Rose, the Master Loaf of the Six Bakers. At your grocer's—in the pleasant wrapper with the checked tea-towel pattern. These are the Siz Bakers who eame together to make their Master Loaf 19tz Bakery, Holyoke, SpringBeld ~wanson Bakery, Pitchburg Mrs. Chaney s Bakery, Hartford © Massnrhusetts Baking On. 1980 — _ — ————————- Fmanuelson Bakery, New Haven Reymond Brothers' Bakery, Waterbury Borck & Stevens Bakery, Bridgeport