New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 22, 1924, Page 13

The reglstration area covered in the figures embraces’ approximately 88 per cent of the population of the cbuntry, Of the 34 states for which “ad« | justed whre reported, for 1922 ORONA OF SUN bis Ts What Observers WAll| Ty e, o pienest adjumcn vt Note in Eclipse Misstssippi the lowest, V00, The typhold death rate in 1928 was the lowest ever shown for the |'Teglstration area In census bureau | report, Of the 25 o showing adjusted | typhold, Colorado had the highest uary 24. Mot of them will direct|in 1923, with 10.2 per ‘100,000 of | pepulation while Rhode Island had | their efforts to the discovery of more {the lowest, recording one death for By Tho Assoclated Press. New Haven, Dec. ~~A dozen or more observatofies are making pre- arations to observe the eclipse Jan- the ahle¢ 1,000,000 share days | an unprecedent- trading.. The ir rh]kHl\\ stock o the highes of the post-war boom Iroad re in lave to their | | Fifteen acfive is added nearly $4 market value, and t 8 listed on wnge, | {nearly half of which are traded in | leach dd stent of the rise may | |be vie rom the following | ‘I’«Mfl W ) gives the name of 15 ac- |tive stocks, the extreme gain from | r low point on the hetore fnformation about the corona which| 18 never scen at any other time, says | ¢ach 100,000, t W. Brown, of Yale u The adjusted rates make allow- chaleman of the commi ance for differances in the age and of the American Astronomical wex composition of the population In | DW‘)'\llun for the eclipse | —— e part of thie fringe .of light| A close to the sun is as bright as the / full moon, and only a very short ] L kY oXposure ie n ry to get a phos aniziata BEGINS TH WEEK detall of mn inner pnrva 1s | out, Both kinds of photo-| —— graphs are necessary. 'F " R 1' dh P } e e Fimes st e corona, | FOPtUNES Realized by Par(ners In split up into different colors by a S kE h g H B e neen e | OU0CK EXCHADGE HOUSES \\h\r-h stands out prominently. No . yet knows what it means. When Al nm ordinary light of t=2 sun or of & New York, Dec. 22.- The post- bright or dark lines which are seen |t8day enters upon its eighth consce- crossing it have been shown to be [utive week; has added billions to the due to substances which are pres- [quoted value of securitics and has ent on the earth, They can be treat- |brought si fortunes to part- ed and examined in the same way in |ners in New York Stock Exchange | gives the same lines. meeting exp 8 during the wnp,’ The “Flash” Spectrum, | mer montt | The band ot color seen when the| Total sales since 1ight is eplit up is known as the heen apprc spectrum. The instant after the 1ast | with ninetes hind the mogn, the dark lines which |ed record ordinarily cross the spectrum be- come suddenly bright and then as rapidly fade out. Below this We aro |ginee the y then looking into the lower levels of most of the light which reaches us in the day time. e upper: lev of the atmosphere absorb this and give rise to the dark lines. T flash lasts euch a short time that the | o, g, it and atill more alert ' to catch a| photograph of it. nd the’monetary tion in quoted value on outstandin Decrease in Tatalities From Typhoid | ;i | Extreme Tnercase clety on Public Information and So* the various states, outer l"u'ls need When the light of the corona is star is treated the sume wa the | election boom in stock prices, which a labbrotory. Each substance always |bouses, many of which were barely | bright edge of the sun disappears be- 1 within that the sun’s atmosphere which give out |4 observer has to be very alert to ace e in value And Diabetes is Noted in Country, Washington, Dee. 22.—Death rates from both typhoid fever and diabetes in the nation's death registration area decreased during 1928, accord- ing to figures made public today by the census bureau. Deaths from [typhoid fever in 19 totaled 6,535, or 6.8 for each 100,- 000 of population, while the figure tor 1922 was 6.981, or gain for each 100,000 population. F. W. Woolworth 1§% The death QOY] from diabetes in|Amerlcan Can .. 1923 was 17,367, or 17.9 for each |Erie common 100,000 of mpummn against a 1022 | figure of §17,182, and a rate per |READ Tm ln RALD 100,000 of 18.4. ADS FOR YOUR WANTS kmm” rn Pa New Yn:h Central Atchison ‘ nion Pac Rook Taiand. com, New Haven .... W Motors ... . Paul pfd. ... 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