New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 11, 1924, Page 12

e v—— ) s S i ¢ NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 11, 1924, A Greenland is some 400,000 square [chartlng the North Atlantic currents | It was rebuilt by Saint Louis, and be- 9 (. R B IN I'R miles in area, nearly three times the | has progressed far enough to enable [ came a prison under Charles V, who e' ° ‘Dgg s ra.. ree yniii’ ‘hliulen ‘ I, J size of California the patrol ships to chart an iceberg's in 1391 plauced there 1 irons and M . (] | j= sometimes only a few inches a day, “Thus science, in larg re. [ of Nevers and the Nivernais, who ¥ = | []F TiiElR TERRQR L n more than a few yards, it ' has converted the erstwhile terror of a he standard of rebellion Children are subject to constipation. Have your children eat it regularly i en estimated that the we sailors into a harmless dclight to ARt hiRE e Tn the escitement of play, they neg- | —two tablespoonfuls daily—in chronic ' cives and foster this dread | cases, with every meal. They will like which fell in the interior of Green- trans-Atlantic passengers.” In the enth eentury the Count f $ A e se. More than forty other diseases | its wonderful, nut-like flavor—so di: be traced to constipatign. Don’t { ferent from common brans which are g ) 1 . i ot iniin 1924 lis an lcater ance, & Jps, severs embers | r : Use of Radio Warns Liners o - tne axaln Inf1i2siny an losor nges Al bihonsisaveralimenbers 7. Begi at once 10 ldse their | most unpalatable Thats Doy s A, e e srstems of the dangerous poisons. _As a cereal, with milk or eream, they Their Proximit The Atantic's “Cold Wall” { there without merey hy the populace. Kellogg 's Bran sweeps the intestine | 1)/ onioy Kellogg 's Bran, cooked and P! 4 o rpdedih . krumbled. Sprinklo it over other SR i e S | Count Louis de Berquin, a noble- clcan—and purifies it. Tt drives out b ol P = 20 wall,” off the ‘tajl’ of the A f : P cereals, Cook it with hot cereals. Try " 1 . pe fi g man from Pieardy, was burned alive | the poisons which undermine your |}~ 9% Seaar d B , is just as inite a - Sl children’s health. Tt makes the bowels | i© i deiicious muffins, bread, griddic Washington, D. ¢*, April 11 o there by order of 1° 5 H rd ; X oceanography as hill : PR e 4 cakes and other recipes given on every the coming of April A el It is in the earth’s crust Catherine de Medicis had Count | function regulariy and naturally, taskage, passengers hegin to s oG tream swings up around » . Montgomery put to death within the Kelloge’s B S eatandlt: 4 ), LN S ; am swing arou ik | gg's Bran, cooked and krum. But start them eating Kellogg's ::': :.J:‘.H“v ':‘ one « t v Grand inks and is met at an SllldeflIS Mfly Tl‘fl(}e E\OIU[IOH OI ¥ "“"_‘v “-4”\» A : g | bled, is guaranteed to bring results if | Bran to-day. Start every member of «‘J‘- i ‘wvnt 2 eehers, y angle by currents of Arctic 5 ) availlac, the assasein of Henry caten regulariy, or your grocer will [ vour family eating it. Kellogg’s a bu f 1e Nutional G = there sometimes is a differ C]\lme and Jus“ce 1V, was tortured and quartered in the return your money. 1t is guaranteed | Bran, cooked and krumbled, is mada and 5,000 or more years ago are just —— | of Armagnae, Grand Constable of | phic Soc ters at Washin nce of temperature of 20 degrees yard, which now serves as a stable for | pecause it is ALL bran! Nothing but |in Battle Creek and is scrved in indi- ""”v "'-,‘ which goes on to tell WhY ywithin a ship’s length, extending 250 the horses of the Parisian mounted ALL bran can be 100 per cent effec- | vidual packages by the leading hotels these floating mountains of the occun thoms below the surface, and a _ police, tive. Kellogg’s Bran is recommended | and clubs everywhere. Ask for it at no longer pire terr sharp contrast in color. Paris, April 11.-=The old “Concier- Damiens, who attempted to slay br doetors everrwhere—thcy know | your restaurant, It is sold by all Liere Somethix esome in a H is where the proud iecherg, the medieval prison on the Is- | Louis XV, and Cartouche, the famous from experience that it brings results, | grocers, mighty ice Its and Guughter of thousands of winters and | /and of the city in the heart of P'aris, ' highwayman, were guests of the pris- fis h ZC=—S0M1C t § B olzand. sho! meets its will be tra ormed into a “Museum 'on under the last of the“Bourbons. g yifttet of o it iy the gentl> warinth of the south- ot Justice and Dolloe, where chll- | During the revolution more than | CDITIVERGEN COAL MINES [ tember for many years and in many and color t make it g0, (1 T s 0 the mines of TNT fren of the primary and high schoois, | 1, prisoners were packed in the | ways, sssume the T a cathe - . by the ice patrol are ™ay come to study the evolution of | building when the mob broke down | s New evidence of this has heen dis- #ll others look like t ! el e ted in part by |administering justice through the ity of them. It later beeame known LA | recently of the school children’' of bridges those whi e 1 ture's | it infinitely more 28°S. as the “waiting room for the guillo- . Yokohama. It was found that the been Lrough show o [he. sombre walls of the prison, tine. Government Has Already Granted | oarthquake had afflicted 677 children : ! mtic met its tragie , With itz dark dungeens, still contain | Marie Antoinette, Madame Eliza- i . 4 with *“night blindness,’ or inability to taches to caverns, : o this month (April) all the i ments of torture in Use | moth, tho sister of Louis XVI, and| oBMA to Several Companies to | a(!l‘rxnighlfall even in the best Clad in Brilllant Scarfs A TirieA e is established an Jduring feudal times to extract con- ' Rolespicrre, awaited their trials in Operate Govt. Owned Fields, | artificial light. “Added to this is “he color, by day e patrol weich sirtualiy elimin fessions from men charged with yhe Conciergerie, | ! Physical deterioration after the ever changi ti f 1 1 3 f amship avel | crimes or misdemeanors, Docume¢ 1S The aspeet of the building is for- Christiana, April 11.—FExploitation quaké was found to be general, Of green and biue | . thre he berz infested area. showing the plots, counter-plots Lidding, three high towers command- ©f the coal flelds of Spitzbergen, | 30 24 000 children examined fully | sometimes as P varied as it eor intrigues of the Renaissance, and the “j:g the ontire Island. In the inrgost Which have never been more than 3 per cent ‘were anaemic, fashion's latest ¢ eanville “The w uses here | uprising and violence of the nation yayer is found the “hall of tortures” Scratched, will be started at once. | 4 g scarf; and, by night, glowing with the 'piays the life preserver for it enables durlng the revolution have been pre- <o often deseribed by writers, The Norweglan government acquired strange reflected light known as the p wats to send to every served in its cells eyl Mblng the land by the terms of the recently ‘ice blink.' steamer through the region exaet in. A bill has be u T published Bpitzbergen treaty, and has | “So much appears alone, srmation about the location of ice- Chamber of Deputie: b oun, JKDIIIICNO Peasantr\' Fcar afready granted rights to scveral com- but with the exerci @ mor , and, in t . each stcamship Is requesting the governm :nt, in view of - = » 2 panies to carry on mining operations. tmagination o speculate ¢ all ovservations of ice | the great cnme wave new sweeping — Big Fall of Colored Snow The annual eutput will be suffictent wrZther the water that trickles down ed 10 the rol ship, Thus | France, muiders, acts of \ic : Tokio. April 11.—A fall of “vellow to fill the requirements of Norwegian | the iceberg's sides was caught up by tire eastern and southern and western -thefts, to gather these nistoric o8- noa e r’“pnr[hi tiom '\_,i” : 'm) consumers and nxl]l leave a surplus the sun before the time of William the of the iceberg arca are always ' into a muscum, so to i AT 4 e, el for exportations, it is estimated, ! E , Conqueror, or hefora the birth of char rse of the larger the minds of youth a salubrious fear o r,;“;,‘:,]‘fl""rf’zi"""""“"‘:;""“;UL“‘&’;'(" Under a draft bill which has heen | k > Jewelry makes an 4 ™" introduced in the legislature, citizens Christ, or before Tutankhamen was at pass through this sector | and horror of crime tushied, constdering the phenarmens | q ) ) P " of all states which have ratified or as- | acceptable glft—mle sented to the Spitzbergen treaty, are IS At YRy ig hix pelatia) tamy S 3 All the poijtical uphearals and re- "o, o nen"or el fmport, but sclentists “For most of the icchergs in the 8 aately th shergs ligious wars of fhe last thousand o o e E f c ists North Atlantic are fragments of see steamship trafiic a b0 large to | years have contributed to the history Lvaran lanation, Sititledits febauirefandtLralalt coe) i & 4 g ¥ ) b They believe that clouds of the yel- ver- 1 at clouds of the ¥el- 514 other mines in Spitzbergen. The that will brmg‘ eve Greenland lacie some cie ye affected gr v the winds; s, of a eir mark npon the old =iy eenland glaciess (some giaci be affected tly by the winds; it is, of and Jeft t} ma pon t ust from the Gohi desert, w 1 ¥ hi'l also provides that a duty not ex- ‘calve’ an iceberg a day, as the natives the acean currents that control their |prison. Originally it forned & part of oo aie driven over’ norh i . eall it) and tha great ice mantle of 'course, and the intricate processes of \the palaces of the Kings of France, (. 1d aro especially well known ' C2°010E one per cent may be assessed | A small flack of hens will not only | laStl“g pleasurc tO Sl 9 on mineral products and contains oth- keep your own table supplied with or regulations regarding mining, wad- | FRESH eggs but turn in & handsome ivi £ and political administration of profit in sales to the neighbors, Now the re('lple“t‘ 3 O!d inhabitants of the Niigata dis- { H i Harvard Varsity Crews Take to Water trict ree the it v oenEata i Spitzborgen, all of wikch are designed | | 1 the timeto start, The new - Prperboais, SR PO el to bring in operators who would de- W bl velop the mines, {Wmrumore _ece recors soox . A Norwegian company has been ! o POULTRY KEEPING FOR PROFIT E formed which will begin operations | | M Prof W. F. Xiipatick of Connertict Agic ¥ . tou linge shows how. Seiecting and Starting Magnet Gets It this summer, It expects to employ onder- of Fiock—~Grouping Chicke— 600 men and to produce 300,000 tons e o G ettt Pty Mg~ 00 me (] Producion s oo of coal a year, ST o o 301 B Braer s in P'eking, have been carried across the Sea of Japan in snowelouds. S A— - Birmingham gland — Birming- m police recovered a razor frem a Al by means of an electric mag- e o o e, i & fros ooy g bisth $ A e g . A | maled you promptly, Address Desk *D. " et atoa spot about 30 yards from Quake Leaves Its Mark 7. AL where the body of a woman was ’ et *ALBANS GRAIN CO. | found with a gash in ler throat. Sui- | On Yokohama Children o N | cide was constdered probably, but a' Yokohama, Japan, April 11.—The { touch of mystery was added by the vouth of Japan will feel the effects | absence of a weapon of the great earthquake of last Sep- WIRTHMORE POULTRY FEED We have sold Watches for many years and they have always proven satis- factory. We guar- . ' \ antee every watch 7 The above is an exclusive photograph of the Harvard Varsity erews’ first workout on the . sold. When Dllr(‘has- —_— ‘ 4 ; ing a watch remem- ber Himberg and Horn’s. Full variety to select from. La- dies’ Wrist and Men’s Pocket Watches -~ Hamil- ton, Waltham, Elgin You will want to be correctly and Swiss. How many of you were disappointed last Saturday in not geiting a Ball, Bat and 98 ‘ dressed Easter. You will want { ' Glove FREE? / : to look your best and we can ; APRIL We must apologize to yvou for we did not help you. You can do it eco- THE DIAMOND expeet you to rush us so, but we have lots i 3 ) d N ] of them now and they are still FREE, so— nomically by buying your {ONTH START ON THE RUN W clothes here where price and : I ’\\l, ( 4.~;|- YOUR ' ) the “Quality Look” go to- A Lifetime Gift BALI A gether. At our prices you ALL worth 50¢ ” ; : . BAT worth Slrflfl ! FREE . save $10. When purchasgmr GLOVE worth §1.00 ) : - the important ring : ’ fat Himberg an Icl 's y! t qual- You know how we do it. Just bring mother own $ 1 9.50 !‘tlorn ]su’soubgeea?l £, with you and pick out your Easter Suit and you . 4 l'y p Pt 4 get your Ball, Bat and Glove, “alueina?ts glection Tell mother that the Suit has two pairs of Trousers $ 50 24 50 , vice ] —one knickerbockers and the other golf—and that . ® A they're selling at other stores for 815 and she can get vours for only Hand carved7 1?‘( Green and White s - and BE SURE AND HAVE Others From v { DOWN AND— £5.50 0 $19.50 Gold Wedding ® M Rings, 14k-18k na- tural gold, best qual- Don’tForgettheFree i v _ | s Ball, Bat and Glove | | o i A ine and reconstruct- . ed stones, good se- ew York Sample Shop ew York Sample Shop '“P ": :k : 357 MAIN : TREET MAIN ST. Bristol—135 Main St. Scarf Pins, Chains, BRISTOL SHOP 35 MAIN STREET _ Knives, Ivory and ! Silverware.