New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 30, 1924, Page 18

POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, POLITICAL, ADVERTISEMENT THURSDAY, OCTOBER 80, 1924. POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT POLITICAL ADVERTISEMEN REPUBICAN RALL. HIRAM BINGHA CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR FLECTRIFIED SAND DESTROS CLOUDS Army Aviators Conduct Success- : Tul Experiments By The Associated Press. ‘Washington, Oct. 30 experiments in the destruction fogs and clouds by the use of elec- trifled sand are to be carried out, under government supervision, Bolling Field, Army airplanes equipped with the device patcnted by Dr. L. Francis Warren, of Har- vard university, have been detailed exclusively to that work and daily flights are to be made during the next six weeks to determine both the peace and war value in connec- tion with aviation. The two aviators who conducted the attack yesterday obtained a fair “bag” despite the extreme height of the clouds over the field. A group of officers, and eivilians from the ground eould follow without dif- ficulty the cutting off of a cape or peninsular of cloud and its subse- quent disintegration. Larger masses were criss-crossed with lanes shrough which the sun's rays shone to accellerated evaporation. Continue Experiments Dr. Warren described the work at Bolling fleld as a “mere continu- ation of the invariably successful ex- periments of the past three years.” “We have had nothing happen in the past three years,” he msserted, “to make us change our claims or our minds. We base our work on Jhe assumption that visibie forms of mofsture in the air, Ike mists, fogs, clonds, et cetera, were a form of colloidal suspension in gases and that they should be governed by the same general laws that prevail in colloidal action 1g liqulds and solide. ixtensive of at How Scheme Works “We fill the sand tanks on planes with 120 mesh silica sand. The planes being equipped for charging the sand elther positively or negatively by the turn of a lever; the sand impinging upon charging plates or falling through charging notzles and being scattered by the alr, driven back by the plane propeller. When a cloud is found to have a positive charge, we scat- the ter negatively charged particles at the extreme top; when it was found 10 have & negative charge we scatter positive charged particles at the top; and when it is found without any charge we first charge it as we 1iks and then Being it down by again moattering the opposite charged particles et cetera.” ““These tests have resulted in wome cases in uncanny manifesta- tHions. For ezample, on July § at abeut 2 o'clock of the afternoon, a frighttully heavy thunderstorm with almewt continu lightning Jay the south of Phillips fleld Chesapeakes bay. At 2:30 we tacked a small corner of this storm ‘with & quantity of oharged sand—! —and coincident with ita app by, there was no more lightnir and no more thunder, There fol- Yowed @ slow. gentle rain of about four hours' duration.” - MANCHURIANS ADVANCE. By The Assoclated Frese. Mukden, Oct. 30.—A comr jasuad yesterday said that afte had captured Lwan of Bhanhaikwan, the adanced tvward two brigades exec taek on Changl! €a0 and Lw The commu CNRN troops U fit time. Th gus T o he how, southwest former Tuck to Japan Lu Yung-Hsiang. of Chekiang, who fled e lost 2 here yesterday. I atation by an escort accompanied Chang Tso-Lin teader to E—— Special Notice Den't forget mas ment and whist party Daughters of Isabe mng, Oct. 31st; 8 o'clock sharp—a e James D. Donahue Baritone VOICE CULTURE Nooms 318-319 Booth’s Block Spectal Attention to Beginners Tralpee of Yale Unisa ity Tel. 1274-19 to over at- negatively | s thad ten pounds g Manchurians | ot City Items i Democratic rally, 0d4d I'cliows | hall, Arch St, tonight at 8 o'clock. Congressman Don Halsey of Vir- | ginia, will speak.—advt. | —_ Howard D. J. Clark who is a mem- or- ot the eromeconarrs am - 98)3 LA Follette Weakens in Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, | Troy, N. Y., finished among the first | 13“1 ROlll}d | five in an interclass meet held on the institute grounds last Monday. Clark is & member of the senior | class in the department of electri- | P¥ The Assoclated Press cal engincering at the institute., St. Louls, Oct. 30.—Charles @. | Democratic rally and concert, Elks [ D3Wes. republican camdldate for | hall tonight, 8 ofclock, Mias Anne|ice-president, travelled acroas Mis-| Mathews, registrar of the City of f0Ufl today to &t Joseph fo delivery | New York and Congressman Don | “':::‘;s’ :"I"“l““"“l"[?‘f‘""‘ oF e A son was born to Mr. and Mrs,| DA R e A R 2 2 Comparing the present campaign Tadeus Lazicki at 333 Park strect|(; 5 poxing match, Mr. Dawes here LS morting last night declared that Senator La Home cooked Juncheons at Crowell’s | Follette, “like many people in a —advt. | flight, had begun to weaken in about Demoecratic rally and concert, EIKs [the thirteenth round,” and added | hall tonight, 8 o'clock. Miss Anne |that “when a man attempts to ex- Mathews, registrar of the City of |plian in a fight it is an indication | New York and Congressman Don {hat he real that he is beaten." Halsey will speak.—advt. | He specifically referred to Pter J. Pajewski and Sidney G.!cent statement by Senator 1. Curran have taken a five year lease |lette explaining that his candidacy's from Adam Grecki on a drug store |platform plank for congressional at the corner of Broad and Grove veto of supreme court decisions streets. The monthly rental is $80. [amounted only to declarations in Broken lots of $5.00 and $6.00 Felt | favor of submitting such a proposal Hats now $3.50. Fitch-Jones Co.— [to the American people in the form advt. | of a constitutional amendment which James Donahue of 256 High street | they might approve or reject. has entered the Bentley School of | The admonition of Washington Accounting and ¥inance at Boston, [against constitutional changes in- Mass. volving basic principles was “a com- Sunset” by Ray Trotta out at|plete answer to the TLa Follette last. C. L. Plerce & Co.,—Advt. | statement,” he contended, and read | Horace K. Jones of Hartford, one | Washington's warning in his fare- of the oldest regular workers in this [Wwell address that “one method of | city, was taken ill at the Corbin|&ssauit may be to effect, in the Serew Division of the Amerfean |forms of the constitution, alterations | Hardware Corp. vesterday and had | which will impair the energy of the | to be removed to his home. system and thus undermine what Democratic rally, Odd Fellows |cannot be dircctly overthrown.” | hall, Arch St. tonight at 8 o'clock.| Nearly a dozen republican leaders | Congressman Don Halsey of Vir- |accompanied Mr. Dawes on his trip ginia, will speak.—advt. across the gtate, the nominec's spe- Antonia Valardi has been sued for |clal train leaving here at midnight. | $300 damages by Constante Unale of | No addresses were sc heduled for the | Plainville. The writ was fssued by | journey from here to §t. Joseph. | §. Russell Mink of Bristol and served Mr. Dawes, after his speech 10-‘ by Deputy Sheriff Joseph W. Hard- | night will return to Chicago to spend ing. | Friday night at his home in Evan- Victrolas and Pianos, at Morans'— !#ton before undertaking his final | advt. campaign tour Saturday into xn,l A meeting of the New Rritain Indiana. i Hebrew Free Loan association will be held Sunday at 7 o'clock at the Talmud Torah hall. | Democratic rally, 0dd Fellows the iocal bea hall, Arch St, tonight at 8 o'clo Congressman Don Halsey of Vir- |[Then one day she returned and| ginia, will speak.—advt, {took her old joh. | WIN INTRUSION SUIT | fctures?” she was asked, "Didn't| Weeks passed without news from | uty who had left town | |they give you agpart?” they gave me a part” she | { red bitterly, “They told me T |coutd be the hand that held the bot- | 'r e marked ' in the villain's| Brought After Detectives lmmwmglnnm»' Pattersons Awarded $3.500 in Action = | jof Larson & Root. | son river late yesterday to make her fortune in the movies. — AND — WILL SPEAK AT THE PALACE THEATER, FRIDAY EVENING, OCT. 31ST, at 8 o’clock Governor Bingham has a message that will be of interest to every voter in New Britain and all should come and hear him. TEACHER A BRIDE Miss Agnes C. Anderson and Albert W. Root Marricd By Rev. Dr. Abel A. Ablquist Last Evening. Albert W. Root of 94 Griswold strect and Miss Agnes C. Anderson, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, August Anderson of 28 Vega street, were married last evening at the home of the bride. Dr. Abel A. Ahlquist, pas- |tor of the First Lutheran chuech, performed the ceremony. Miss Alice Anderson, sister of the bride, was bridesmaid and Leonard Larson was best man. Norman Anderson and Leonard Anderson were ushers, Miss Anna Borg played during the cere- mony. The bride wore a gown of white satin trimmed with Chantillg lace and carried a bouquet of white roses and lilies of the valley. The brides- waid wore green georgette trimmed with gold lace and carried an old- fashioned bouquet. The bride pre- sented the bridesmaid with an anthe- jion ring and the groom's gift to his best man was a set of gold cuff links. After the ceremony a reception was held. Mr. Root is a member of the firm Mrs. Root was formerly employed as a teacher in the Washington school. Last Cut Made in New Vehicle Tube New York, Oct. 30.—A blast 150 feet below the surface of the Hud- completed another link in the chain of under- water passages that bind New York and New Jersc Six feet of rock was gwept away by dynamite and the vehicular tunnel, in process of construction two years, was opened. It will be a year of work before the tnbe is turned over to public use. But the *“Chief,” who had directed operations until stricken by iliness, | did not live to sce his dream come true. Clifford M. Holland, chief en- gineer of the New York state bridge and tunnel commission, died Mon- day at Battle Creek, Mich. IMPROVING improvement has been noted in the condition of Joseph Halloran, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Halloran of Grove Hill who has heen undergoing treat- ment for infantile paralysis for several weeks. The hoy's throat has been affected by the ailment, but hle general condition is favorable.* JOSEPH HALLORA Marked CAPITOL MAPLE HILL NEWS will hold a public bridge party on November 7 at § o'clock at the homes of Mrs. Nelson Mann, Mrs, | B. B. Proudman and Mrs. B. J. Hu- ' bert. There will be tables for mah jongg at Mrs, JH. Latham's on Theodore strest. Those wishing to reserve tables should notify Mrs. Frank B. Rau of Robbins avenue. Mrs. Trving Rogers and daughter, of New London, were guosts of Mr: Robert Skinnes for a few days last week, The Maple Hill Bridge club et at the home of Mrs. 8. L. Harding of Robbins avenue Tuesday after- noon. The prizes were awarded to Mrs. L. Kinsley, Mrs. James Powell and Mrs. H, B. Lienhardt. Mrs. M. J. Shonts of Stuart strect veturned Sunday from an extended stay in England and France. M Shonts made a trip across the En, Jish Channel hy airplane and visi the battlefields of France, A Hallowe'en social will be given by the Nv‘ingwn Christian Endeaver in the chapel Friday cvening at 8 o'clock. Mrs. R. B. Doane of Iréderick street will entertain the Maple Hill Bridge club next Tuesday afternoon. Misses Laurg and Mary Maple Hill avenue are enjoying a motor trip to Washington, D, C. The seventh grade of the Newing- ton Center school will hold a mas- querade party in the town hall this cvening. Mrs, Jonathan T. Hart of Thomp- son street entertained her Maple Hill friends at luncheon yesterday at her summer home in Madison. Use the classified ads today to solve those perplexing problems of where to buy and what to buy. You will be pleased at the results, ———————— e METAL WEATHER STRIPS Install the “Accurate” Saves 1-3 in Coal Bill T. E. WOODS 37 Franklin Sq. Phone 1873 NOV. 10TH ENTIRE WEEK Their Hotel Room. | House spiders lay as many as 60 leggs n a bateh. Mrs. s burg, New York, Oct. 3 Mr. a Charles E. Patterson of Lyn Va., who told & jury In the federal | court that their room had been en- | tered by detectives at night in the Astor hotel here and that they F ad been questi “FALL CARNIVAL WEEK” 14 - ACTS OF VAUDEVILLE - 14 were mar aw damages at the eonclusio trial. drug stores in the pout ed $1.000 damages. His said the experience made her {1 required th were chair was wite, r to be put in t n, was awarded ifled it was necessary |to produce their marriage certifieate helteved. The lent Tesmlted part of the el clerk. for which they h fusely apologized £ handsome white sur- face is a seamless, ivory- like sheathing. Won't wear off like paint. Won't crack, split, discolor, absorb mois- ture or retain odors. Easy to clean as porcelain. Sanitary. Fits any bowl. Come and see them or order by 'phone. Satisfaction guaranteed. 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Congregationat | Hires Lawyer to Fight Probation Violation Peter Olescavitch, arrested last night for violating the terms of his | probation, informed Judge Hunger- | ford today that he wished to emplay | an attorney to defend him and asked | that the case he continued until to- ! morrow morning. It was the first | | time that such a request has been | made by a defendant charged with | violating probation, as the defend-| ant has already been tried and found guiity by the court' for the offense on which he was placed on probation. There is no appeal from the disposition of the case when he is arraigned for violating his pro- bation and Olescavitch cannot be admitted to bail until the case is { disposed of by the court tomorrow | morning. | Two more personal tax delin- | quents were scheduled to come be- forc Judge Hungerford this morning, but* they failed to appeéar and, the court accepted the recommendation | Yot Prosecutor Joseph G. Woods te | continue the cases until tomorrow morning. Mrs. Bridget Rpy of | Sovith street, one of the delinquents, appeared at the police station after court had ddjourned and paid the | |32 tax to Captain George J. Kelly, The other, Mrs. Adolfina Drzigula of 45 Silver street will be looked up by the police to learn her reason for not making her appearance this morning and to assure her presence in court tomorrow morning. ROGER BABSON Roger Babson has said that the se- cret of business success in the next decade lies with inside management. That means figure accuracy. accuracy in your own work. 60,000 in Use By Such Firms as: The United States Government nternstionsl arvester Company United States Steel Cotp ration B. 1. duPont de Nemours Company The Southern Pacific Lines Furniture and automobiles will be the outstanding features of the| classified ads next week. Use them and satisfy yourself that there is no truer medium than these. CINDERS FOR SALE A. H. 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