New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 13, 1924, Page 16

INDUSTRIAL GAIN IN CONNECTICUT Federal Agency Notes Improve- ment in New Britain ' NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERAID, SATURDAY, CHEMISTRY BIG FACTOR l | Rsveraiast of ths Inaods .',"2’,2’;;' EDUCATION AND INDUSTRY }';'é.’..flfi“ii‘.'.‘.:df.i” ity Untering Upon New Era of Word- | Traffic Burean Will Wide Expansion, Qoavention ’ Resume Meetings Tuesday The first meeting of the New Brit- 1Is Informed. ain traffic bureau of the chamber e Rib | of commerce will be held at the Bur- Ithaca, N. Y., Sept. 13.—Chemis- | ¢ potel Tuesday at 12 o'clock. try is entering upon an era of world | Plans will be made for the coming wide expas®on in education and in. | year. . The express committee awill : Nation’s Gratitude SEPTEMBER 183, 1924, PAULSON-ANDERSON Hialmar L. Paulson and Miss Ger- trude Elizabeth Anderson To Be Married at 5 0'Clock Today, The marriage of Hjalmar I, Paul- son of 14 Smith street and Miss Ger- teude Elizabeth Andersbn, daughter of Mrs, Hannah Anderson of 16 V street, wijl take place this at 6 o'clock ‘at the parsonage of the ¥irst Lutheran church, Rev. Dr. Abel A, Ahlquist officlating. Miss Esther Anderson sister of the bride, will be bridesmaid and the best man will B¢ Rudolph Anderson, After the ceremony a .rgception dered Miss Anderson at 'the home of bride's mother for impmediate mem- bers, relatives and friends. The cou- ple will leave on a wedding trip and upon thelr return will reside at 23 Mr, Paulson is employed ut Fatair Bearing/Co. and for & numi of yoars was one of the forem atlletes je the city, playlug basab: baskotball and footbull, ! A miscellaucous shower way t Miss #lgne Poterson, 67 Comm fvealth avenue, Thursday evol Miss Anderson was the reciplent many beautiful as well ax use) gifts, dered Mis Andergon at the hoe | ernoon ’ Ash street. dustry, it is indicated fin reports report, a nominating committee will from many countries submitted to |bo appointed, a fall banquet will be |the American Chemical society and | discussed and express service (o made public of the close of the so- Hartford will be considered, |clety's 68th meeting at Cornell uni- e o NEW JEWETT MODELS veral months of | Following action taken by its| i “Proved Jewett," a Palge- | council, the soclety, through the pyjjt six cylinder car is announced [committee of chemical education, |15 the public this month fn a new Will Immediately begin the organiza- | jress, better equipped and with bal- tion of chemistry teachers of all the ||gon tires, carrying the added glam- scHools and colleges of the Unlted |our of having traveled “one billion BY GEORGE H. MANNING. (Washington Bureau of N, B. Herald) Washington, D. C., Sept. 13.—In- dustria ivity and labor employ- up-grade In [versity tods ETT Proved PAIGE: LT 1 MILES BEYOND EXPERIMENT’ ually occurs dur- er mor ates. | miles beyond experiment.” The chairman of the committee, | The Proved Jewett is finished in Professor Neil E. Gordon of the Uni- | various colorsiand compinations that versity of Maryland, announced to- |are b officials of the Paige z [day that teacher organizations have ‘ar company to ap- |Deen authorized in 13 states. The | masterpieces of automobile body de- includes “West Virginla, Mary- [sign. The Proved Jewetts are fin- d, Washington, Oregon, Tdaho |ished in dard and DeLuxe lines. and Montana. Other regional bodies | Both bear balloon tires as standard proved are the chemistry teachers |equipment 5 ' . ey / tion of New York city, the| “Owners everywhere testify to 4 » : b / 2 ! y nd association of chemis- [ Jewett staunchness and reliability, ' é, (138 reportd ed with no s ed lahorers | try teachers' assoclation. perfected development of a power The committce of chemical educa- |plant that five yedrs ago delivered - |tion, which will diregt the work, was | satisfaction in Paige cars listing at " [reorganized at the Cornell meeting | and more. Among the with Prof. Gordon as chatrman, The | fections that have made the _|following are some of the membhers: | Six ever a leader is an i | Prof. L. €. Newell, Roston univer- |type of front end drive metal sity; W. Segerblom, Philips Exeter unquestioned permanence, demy, N. H. |stretch and give impossible — Lur- |nished and carefully matched for and the northwest the big six-cylinder motor is the of work and the n the state: | W | extreme silence includes five 32 hy 4.95 balloon Action of Senatc Ilegal But landed in the capital. INSURANCE Fire, Life, Accident and Autompbile Insfrance—Loans Negotiated—Rents Collected—Property Cared For H. D. HUMPHREY smbers reported. ants are op- ¢ a week all surplus erating, basis, and t of skilled mec are un- able to find e Building program provides work for a large | number of tradesmen. New Have eluding Ansonia All plants are al district, in- | st Haven— although me scheda of works ble to find em-| tal-buckle in- schedule in ilding activities men, with ailable to meet any | Big Praise Jrom Big Men Lanchester Balancer édopted by Willys-Knight is Acclaimed Automotive engineers and mechanical experts are impressed by Willys-Knight's new refinement, the Lanchester Balancer, : in eliminating vibration. Read these comments. ;THEE OLD HOME BY STANLE Hiram P. Maxim : . ; J President, Maxim Silencer Company oM : “The Lanchester Balancer certainly takes out the vibration. It makes the motor smoother than most of the six and eight- cylinders on the road today.” Maurice Olley s combination 2 0 SR sidelights on cowl; all nickel head- 4 R s Is Unable To Alter Situation, |ight, Ifeaters are provided in the [t0 the round-the-world flyers for their success, when they craftsmen arm- r con L | plants are run-|€OUTt of the Philippine Islands has [In the local showrooms of Whit-| commander, and Secresary of War Weeks. and Balloon T‘ C f | tells its own story: President Coolidge, Secretaries Weeks ana lre om OIt o |resolution depriving Senator Jose || Motor Co., a the past |that it thought the resolution fllegal. | Gets has proved it for you! These extra pounds mean longer G ssed yple were in love with usual in cars its size. At slow car crimson stripings and Autumn Green all plants |counter two months befors of garlic, water, mud and h 1, T high. Itis not strained or overtaxed, And with balloon tires the always R mrw;m e .| The suspended scnator was an ap- | Madame Abdnllah was arrested aft- Jewett is extra strong in every There is a Billion Mile Jewett in on today's decision holds that the |home, ~ WHITMORE PAIGE-JEWETT CO., 319 EAST MAIN ST. . | T. R. Johnson, D. D. S. DECORATORS S | National Bank Bldg. —General Trucking— tires, spare tube and thr ver; morove- | B REINSTATED, RULED ires, shaee tove o “tie cone ; L | —_— |atop and tail light; spring bar bump- :“’nf\'"r jaged : the | Philippine Supreme Court Believes | "™ front and rear; - moto-nfeter; : e S lamps; automatic widshield wiper; President Coolidge expressed the nation’s official gratitude nu'r‘lr”gp«mr 1e ‘K“bm'm"-] s |rear view mirror; sun visor and spot v activ loy e b | 3 h . h T S i o o Top shovs iy, Lieut. s, it | Announcing the Jewett with New Colors, ) The picture below or [Tuled that it is powerless to compel |More Paige-Jewett Co., Ex- |the insular senats to revoke its |MAin St. M. Irving Je o der et enstof f Jome SRl Hughes sight the flyers. O need to gsl.(wnllJ_cw'ett serve , cats. Extra deep frame; unusually e L Y well—a billion mllgs service long springs; heavy duty axles. Tty belheanit oty nes [T mandamus proceedings | \stantinople — Madame Amed Jewett’s Paige-built, 50 h.p. motor life. . J e 1t Ly Alejandrino were order- | Abe thought all the women in is large—20% to 40% larger than Now, Lotus Blue bodies with 8 ] afford drino was s So she consulted a for- A . . Py Y = et st, as the une teller, who :al\r’ h‘(x a r::w::, speed, Jewett’s motor pulls gasn!y bodies with orange stripings give through mud, sand, and uphill in Jewett new beauty. month for |Senator Vicento de Vera, in which | boiled shoes to throw upon all the rars . . - |he slapped De Vera's face. beautiful women in the city. because it is (:if afm!;l)le size. Soit comfortable Jewett now rides more = 1es active and there is a |Pointes of Goveruor General Leon- |er hurling the magic mixture at one HOTONRI comfortablo than ever. h carpenters, brick. [Ard Wood and a dissenting oninion | attractive woman near her son's part. 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Camp Real Estate Co 272 Main Street raftsmen working"| obtaing in and one o factory | e men tem- g on| abor con- Phone 343 . Rooms 305-6, Bank Bldg. Glenn Cunrtiss Famous Airplane Inventor “It is surprising. I drove the car (Willys- Knight Sedan) at all speeds up to 50 miles an hour and found absolutelyno vibration.” W. E. Best Works Manager, Remington Cash Register NO-NO-1SAY THAT FOOL | CONTRAPTION “The smoothness of the motor was a reve- I you are ever going to change g Rolls-Royce, Production Manager g lation. The driver increased the speed “F o] here s ne donbe IUVE from 15 miles an hour to approximately HER R BT e I G 45 miles and, as far as I could detect, with that the elimination of the inherent har- MII-K SUPPI-Y no vibration. 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