New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 25, 1924, Page 16

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 2 FAVORING COOLIDGE iz ON ROAD VALUES FOR REAL WORKERS ONLY Governor Smith of 1 s hoc| | S —— e . ! | i == FASTERN MILLINERY " 133 MAIN STREET “SMART HATS” B Hundreds of Applications ¥rom Scholars, Research Students and Idly Curious' Deluge Staff Al\e MOS[ Dependab]e ; New York, April 25.—Hundreds of japplications from scholars, research - students and the idly curlous for per- Ames, Towa, April 25.—~A machine | mission to visit the magnificent Pjer- pull | pont Morgan library in East 36th = - 16 dis- al preferences | t in two in-| . Monahan in the | enth district being plgdged to Gover- | which measures accurately the th of New York and Edward | ' eight llu:‘nct “:’x_ exerted by a team of horses, which, |street have deluged the staff since Mr, opinion of expert horsemen, | l0T8an on February 16, as a memo- for William A. |10 the | nocratic nominee | promises to revolutionize the, draft 1oy “‘l’,hcl:n{:;}::"of;‘:"{f the Hhrary Vi a OATr 0! against Senator | horse breeding business, has been in- |trustees for the use In perpetuity of | vented by E. V. Collins of the agri- |scholars, Their pre nnou tricts. are u Boston, April contest betwee: and Senator Johnson in th tial primaries in Ma April 29 will be the first district. Dwight B. M Westfield, pledged to J candidate for district d« position to John H. Waterhe = - [ William F. Whiting, pledged to ( idge. MacCormack is a dent at the Harva was graduated i HAS LOKGEST PROJECTION Feet Is the Distance and It Will | cultural engineering department of | lowa State college in cooperation with |the Liorse Association of America. | In appearance the machine |is ! much like a wagon and makes use of | The waiting list already is so long {that no further applications, no mat- 'ter how meritprious, can be consider- ed until late summer, Miss Belle da Costa Greene, the di- rector. - Nearly every section of the according to | Coolidge, President mater, The first di ern part of the st part of Hampshire dent's home count, ampton, his home ¢ are in the second dis district are the ecitles of Hc North Adams, Pittsfield and W There will be no contest seven delegates at large to the I lloan national conventic pledged to Coolidge, Senator Henr Frederick H. ning H. Cox an national committeeman and of the Coolidge campaign. T te republican contests in tricts where individual cand preferences unexpressed are the fiomination over the Coc didates. The state will send 32 the principle of hydraulics. Weights, Be Used At the Republican National “;e ‘4["""‘ r of which can be changed I:]-azlx?: 3!;27?2?2".'5&3? e‘l‘::fll:::t;:':lf; ‘i‘flm‘:_ ‘:}‘P";zr:::p::‘:?“m:"; "‘{“lh‘;‘; |sightseelng curlosity scekers and of the ]\or;(—s ;"AH the n‘cig}lls are ‘grnnung of suplications to thods in- 25.—The moving | vaiandi & Aaive 18 opened, the wheels {tent upon serious utllization of the re- Aoy ' " g o . sources offered by the books and the Cleveland are uniocked and the Wagon MOVeS |, o0 oune o0 tro 700,000 , which will probably be | forvard. Tiw load which the team | o tUSCrP B $7,000,000-g0lls0- national 'pulla\vivs”ih:nys camf'ant: whr!her|on The smaliness of the library and believed by the management of the | Tests slrrady conducted show that |y meaons make it impossible to ad- hall to have the longest projection of | stoc) rafls over the least resistance to | on oROY ERORS B4 & (1S WET' the country, perhaps | & road, with level granite blocks, well |firely to save the treasures from pos- {in the world 5 feet. | laid in cement, a close seconu. A8-|ghie accidental injury. 1f this pro r were to be installed | phalt cffcrs twice the resistance of | Ajready, according to Miss Greene, | in an ordinary plcture theater a part | Steel rails, and is ranked the 10WeSt. (i ‘hag been found advisable to re. of one figure in a seene would cover | The tests show that toe heavier the fyove several priceless rugs and to the whole screen. The lens, carbon |horse, the gieater his capacity 10 pull. {ojear Mr, Morgan's private room of z 'holders and lamp housing were spe- | Much depends on the driver's method |gome of its art objects. {; may be cially made to carry the length of the | of hand'ing ¥is team. necessary later to have the trustees - /hajl. The projection chamber is con- | A team of New York horses holds | e the power granted them in the rict delegates to the convention. |cealed where the ceiling slopes into | the world’s 1ecord for pulling 2,450 |4eeq of gift to restrict the number of Nine candidates have filed for the |the rear wall. pounds 12 feet in six seconds. The |pergong admitted. { elght places as delegates at large to| Spotiights which will be cast upon iaverage pull exerted Ly & tean is 800 |" of the serious workers, 10 are ad- . the Democratic national conve , | the speakers are in the same chamber | pounds, showing tiat teams have & (p.jtted at a time at the rate of about each with half a vote. The orgs - |and therefore have a range considered | reserve power much greater than 18 (gp g day. tion slate is headed by Senator David |equally unusual, although no special required in ordinary pulling. 1. Walsh and is unpledged. The only |fixtures were necessary. | s i opposition candidate is Brigadier Gen- | Plotures are cast on a rigid 2,000- | Rees see the rava of ultraviolet eral Charles H. Cole, who filed papers [pound sheet of ground glass and light which is invisible to the human as a protest against the omission of |cement on a, wooden frame. 1:3'9. """ m . - [ - P i - ——— i when the republican all projectors ANOTHER LOT OF BEAUTIFUL TRIMMED HATS < FOR SPRING GO ON SALE SATURDAY " WHILE THEY LAST - Every model ex- hibited in this very striking display has been chosen for its extreme smartness. If Madame neglect- ed to buy her new Spring Hat in time for Easter — Profit now ! 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