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

COMPASS' MYSTERY MAY BE SOLVED NOW Observations Taken by Mac- Millan's Party Tmportant — wiis Gt kel R Senmel exchange today for alleged ir- connection with stock the company. Churges against Mr, S heard by the governing of the stock exchang: crnoon. Mr mimittee George 1, Secor Is Dropped Yrom New Yok Stock Exchange For Ie- regular Activitics, New York, Sept. 25. —George ¥, lavities in The A of ¥ trunsactions in the Wiscasset, Mad Southern States Uil servations mad ard the magnetic » Secor was pr hearing ulity . formal statement, | lenfal of the charges, | firm, in its s 1t set forth that its financial s bility was' unquestioned but usked | stomers, in view of the stock ex- | ruling, to transter their ac- m, which or- | an office at 74 | been a ince 1911. INGTON PLAN - BASEBALL WELCOMF ot Great Reception for Team il ek It Wins Flag Sept Washin s going to make the most opportunity to do honar to ant-winning haseball team ocal American league entry the flag back with it next | Wednesday. program of ceremonies apped out by the board of com- | the district at a | lengthy session yesterday would ex- | cite the envy of a visiting poter it is planned to go through h it whether the team wins the | d r not, | ct upon the flu 2 best race a Washington ball | e, Dr, Fleming b has yet made, a differ-| A% official welcome by a commit- | the equa city government heads gue park will start | there was 1 for making g- | o hours, when the replenished ity to the| magnetic | missioners of p navigators tfe the world over ¢ course, slightest dist rm st ence of only tor, there of between 1 added. In order te sho t variation logrees, he will pa | Qs avenue obtain a wide currents, God Ange once can when s and his follo bistoric thoro i Iy its own er points of ¢ y a scarlet coal hunt ciu nd other color local observatory = as believed hott nd Goddard to be Eotis eractodats le from a point House ellipse, returning v v met by Di ous record ever Magnetic larly present at Dr. Fler all for | zht ries to attended by wh Canned Goods From U.S. | To Abroad Is Increasing = = o |Conn. Is Represented | At Phila. Celebration Washington, Sept An in- for the show an 'YouCan Expeét More 'From Goodyear Tires But don’t get the idea that Goodyears cost more. They cost no more and frequently cost less than you pay for tires of questionable worth. There is no reason why you should not be riding on these fine quality tires. Why take a chance? Drop in or phone for our price of Good- years in your size. 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"he Zeppelin ZR-3, built here | * the Unmited States mavy, left her r this.morning will | tost cr 1, physic fit, mentall ally competent on another | en the expected to | se which is President 34 hours. | , president of | selin Airship company, who condueting the trial trip of the giant dirigible, started the airship on its long endurance test today with the Intention of sweeping around Germany in a great circle, spending the night over the Baltie, |and rcaching Berlin Friday morn- L |ing. he| This afternoon the dirigible was to expected to approach the occupled territory of the Rhineland and the Ruhr, pass Frankfort and thence Heigoland and on to education | Flensburg, in Schleswig, where Dr.| be | Bckener was born and them pass | | iburg and Bremen. The route A out for the big filer cailed | \nd | for its passage over some 200 towns. | | « performance of the| ! i this trip de-| o of its starting on its - flight to Lakehurst, lelivery to the United navy. If the motors come | expectations her builders | of Colgate university| Dr. Huga, Hek d today at the convocation exer- |t ises in Memorial chapel which the opening of the Univ 1 by A, board W. Stecle, Commander Sidney l United States the fied who by ~that is > populatiol But I he as strongly 1 profit tenth ¢ of \ JEROME STREET FOR SALE—ALL MODERN. STEAM HFAT, 7-ROOM COTTAGE CORNER LOT. AN IDEAL HOME, H, D. HUMPHREY | 2 MAIN STRELT WEDDINGS ALUMINUM Declares La Follette *PERCOLATORS Ignores His Challenge PYREX CUTLERY KITCHENWARE OF ALL KINDS superintendent of the aeronautical department of the Goodrich Rubber | company. N rt her for America With-| heen manufactured | extreme heat and pressure, atural minerals and rocks have | Housewives need no longer worry when they have the Merald classi- | HAVE YOU SEEN IT? The New Corona Four will prove a wonderful help to the young man or woman going away to school or college. 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