New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 23, 1925, Page 26

1 e | for 450 years, Fulr weather for the hour of the eclipse sclentisty pointed ovt today this was no assurance that the | nomenoz =ould be visible ground us even on prepar; o made for observa- tions here, Although conditions here were not | |expected to favor tests of the Ein- relativity, tests will | or two parties in [t 18, sald Professor I'rost j Gatany Amsrican cheervatorionwill have at perma- | nent ohservatories in New | York or Connecticut, where the ree- | wus [ords promise better ither condi- tic in farther he sald 1o party of Swarth more college the Einstein New Ha photo- Charles Lane WEATHER FORECAST FOR THE ECUIPSE (Continued From First Page) tauk Point and Block Island direct path of shadow, pronounced perfect Three high hills, Westerly tal hill, Hinckley hill and Vose nill, have been selected tlon points, and it is vantage points that throngs will watch shadow blot the sun sons planned to go to loca gorts and many summer plac been opened. S ever, that I about five m would afford | Police to Bcun Duty In I)dl‘k \e\\ London Ll stein theory of lm made by one cloud prope temporary stations o tre To prevent spoiling the scientitic organizations have uly the secrets spe I nthe such an the we ns i west,' mi hospi- | example, a will make celipse in the hope from the lopeless of attalnment plans have been ma park wrost which « other times, as observa- |tests observatory, from these Conn,, and whl take the the Many e ven, gray moc Poor per-| T that t body ke Visiting s for Professor to tak widely separated points and both ind and the air. The glant dirigible Los will sail aloft during the with a band of sclentists mechanisms for phenomenon, rvations will be irmy alrplanes to rise I'feld with huge of Columbia Mh.m 1 s university, fr eory trom a distant @ hent out of requires {hie re- Ange s have @ star how- | thefr path w mann pho entists sald, the light were s matter 1§ g ) hills near to some massiv like ¢ the she st as If the rays of wi m os m 1 tter vision from Strs Show Up Mitche ly during the moments | cam 1 is covered by the moon et photographs of stars telesco deast By oss of the Radio colipse o will the Americ 1t we enr r the whose rays ugh tho cast radio under Seientifie elept positions rushing shadow's pa v all the astern innounced plans to st » in the hope N Jan. Camp from morning London astronor he Harvard ost ip hig camer Pic the camp f | tele for wome at nig s these tures are.tu 1 with the samc f the saume group of stars v year before or after , when the sun is nowhere 1t of the sky. 2 distances between the stars ey re measured (o ten ndths of an inch or less, and s been found, at two recent that the light of each of stars was hent out of its imour Thus eclipses he instein theory. Mercury, Venius Jupiter eclipse will not be this test M celvo t ne sco ulong those he exp: should the will be stationed wh lookin Thames Tive is a Astronomer Campbell | he clipses, ions will be yoster Aur not impi to chance is n the paces and ants in what t} n addition to the Harvard In a “The present iited for repeati sun is so low in rly collected 1S expec rin went throns probably onfirmed usions of months rvation, it was admit thero was o possibility startling discoveries being made wce which would throw new of knowlec were to do drawn for after ctual obse sky mort e sun will Capric ght stars will bhe very sun, but Mercury, Ve r will be about twe! est of the su altitude, T! for people in the totality, the only regions w will be visible." ing be near rnus. i No very near the 1 Jupi- COlLy he Sy wion tionize : Stores, factories a Sten theorics closed U e degrees about the v will offer a fine zone ere they How The tribute o Use Eelipse. 1 with t to after t) that t clipse-0-Scope oy o “advantage nd its mmended cause of its composition and t1 Will Take Exams as o T s taibe et ol Thev -o to See Lchpae st results can be obtained if t edford, N Jan, 1ggestion is carried out students enrolled in a geol- ake a section ation, scl 1a train | ns Willimantic Police Will l\eep (10\\ ds m ()nder Jan. is city L platoon National G pected here row's eclipse of t trains from Boston w about 8 m, with excursio The n of persons he surse will ir mi uled for Saturday, on board 18 they travel to Rhode Is bserve the eclipse tomorro . s n announced here. Prof. A. gptatn dhe s & el e the geology department has Hosmer mountain B Chicago and Mid-West | picea on reti e Belpt Expect Disappointment rinations w Chicago, Jan. 23.—Weather indi- cations are likely to be unfav for observation of the eclipse of sun in this section of the country fo- morrow, according to a special bulle- tin issued tday by Professor H. O, Cox, district weather forecaster re: view of tomor- in. Two spec 1 reach here nists. will 0 a. by W = of Lane of where the sup- ns will be ng to col be he g the manufacty Eclipse at Ottawa \Iore 'lhan '1\\ o Houwrs instruments and inve rs Wil tosts near “Present Indications are t ; 3 ring the sky will be mostly clo morning over the pat eplipse Also in the solar Chic 4 + experin e T Tetal Eclipse Will View Eclipse From In 1)‘0 Y cars Hme Basket of Lo &ngelcs ‘Washington, Jan results are expected f eclipse observations to be the party of astronomers here who w from the foot mh" op. ST rom WDAR ( with Hen The rim hich Dr. G. W. I nt radio engi A the Americ Co., 10t \ttending the eclipss v adio ntion. \ematician direc and Dr. George and authority ¢ tronomer. astronomer ‘f‘r Lakehurst, N. Los of the sun it has witnesses has been predicted that phe- from the | placed might easily. blot out the en- oceurrence | e o it Aogident on (he Jouett skies | observations from nimerous eclipse ade from nu- ¢ reports the col- of making il discoveries and scien- likelihood that ob- good. the light heavens and revolu- ) TEST& her wil City Items hut Ty Old Company Lehigh on your refill order, Universal Coal & Wood Co., Ine, . Brown, Mgr.— SHLORS INJRED INGOVT PATROL 5 Two Bumed One Gasgefl m \m son street are sponding clk-end 'n New York, \v\ rolas and Planos, at Morans'— vt A duughter was born at the New Liritain General hospital last might to Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Belkosky 11 Kelsey street, 1tefill with ©1d Company Lehigh. Universal Coal & Wood Co, Inc. Har . Brown, Mgr.—advt. The building committee of scliool hoard met at 4 o'clock this afternoon to open bids for the Stan- Ity school addition. A report was schieduled to he made at the meet. ing of the hoard at 4:30 o'clock, |when the contracts were to be awarded, 0l Company your refill order. Wood Co., Inc. Mgr.—advt, Hungerford & Saxe, acting for J. . Abrahs ve brought suit for $1,000 ¢ Avidas Kembigan. rly Milkey of the of New London, Jan, guard sailors were severely burned | and a third badly gassed late yes- terday afternoon when fire broke out in the engine room of the coast guard destroyer Jouclt following | bursting of the main fuel pipe while the vesscl was somewhere in Long Island Sound on rum patrol it be- | came known here today, he vietims were taken off the destroyer by the patrol hoat ( at Race Rock and bhrought to the Lawrence and Memorial assoclation hospital here. at | Two coust ade of om | les a ing to- ile pic Lehigh, 'Phone Universal Coal & Harry C. Brown, b r . Fliegner, fireman second 18 of I'rovidence, R, I, burns on right arm and face, Carl Erickson, fireman, first cl of Stockholm, Sweden, burns on the | ble, red Winkle haa'olosed the defendant's restaurant at 64 WEINERTIR o 4 | Lafayette street. The writ is re- William Perrin, - fireman sty 0000 the fiest Monday of Febru- Lawrenceville, N, 3., Tung fn- | A o ol om inhalation of, gas. ransen player planos at Morans' were veported more —advt, at the hospital to e meagre details of the near | iy o told in a radlogram re- ¢ . Captain W, H, Munter, g the coust guard de- s here and the position | vessel at the time was not the i, | 1 ass, th, Ay | class, They com- | fortahle 3 er- mes Fox of 98 South Bur- ot gave a bridge whist yes- afternoon in honor of her guest, Mrs, Margaret Nelson of Fall River, Mass. Home Cooked T.unches, Crowell's. —advt, Philip Hallinan is resting com- fortably at the New Britan general whére he was operated on fones, , Newington Grange.- ceived by commandin for lay ing he or- stroyer of the mentioned. The ngine room with fuel oil pipe in the burst, flooding the interle it was said The oil _level continued to rise until it reached the fire box nd immediately the liauid ignited. ted of at dge nk Riley is reported ortably at the New hospital after an op- esterday. Alzer's Horoes Risalled Victor M. Cutter, president of the United Fruit company, as a captaln of industry, rivals any of the ple- Horatio Alger heroes of 43 he has attained the advt o 150,000,000 cor-| Trc re acreage un- {he der cultivation than any farmer in row history; employs 160 men the women, has ‘& fcet of steamers and innumerable miles of railways, tele- 17 ind telephone lines. He he- as a bhoy employed in th lest ' position fn the company g0 — but considering his a t 0 many years resting con liritain gene eration there W 2 turesque fiction, At presidenc poration that op 13 Roy Scouts will meet at | Stanley Memorial church tomor- morning at 8§ o'clock to view cclipse with its scoutmaster. Dresses greatly veduced at Mary izaheth Dross Shop, also new ad- vanced models for early spring, 87 W. Main S§t. Prof. Bldg.—advt. 0 1 rie graph gan hun Try O1d Company Lehigh on your next order. avt. The Fury (n)ffl the Gale al Coal & Wood Brown, Mgr.— Univ Harry ars Ine C. o. of A 1o | th rse | Lit M ent The above photo graphically portrays the fury of gales that sweep the British coast in winter. enormous wave breaking over the Longships Lighthouse off the Cornish coast at Penzance. The size of the wave can be estimated from the fact that the lighthouse stands 117 feet I'high on the highest rock of the cluster at Land's End. i01 taking bot l OW KEEP BE (R GOODMIGHT DON'T ur was 1 AR THEY WATCH BOYS aND SLEEP IN THE DAY TiME thus first © servations. POLLY AND HER PALS 15 HE ONE ¢ CERTAINLY NOT, SULY. {_ | O'THEM HES A SONG WRITER DERA WITH 4 BIG “RER PUZZLE To Test Einstein Theory Tomorrow ms “f o Sul Divi fic observat tomorrow, Prof director of Yerkes University of Chi ——— LIMITATION OF CT. ATMS By ¢t { ions o 2 N essor F sa This court doth decree be allowed and lin of said estate to against the e Sad dieecta t of this order paper pu having a posting & post in said BERNARD F. GAFFNEY, |UP OUTTA MV / ATALL JESS SO\| HEAD! Y HAVES: / \ the | as | thc‘ It ‘shows an| DO THEY WAVE NIGHTIES wiTh FEETS N Em P {of the 171 answers have been JUST ADD A LINE Last Lines for This Limerick Must Be in the Herald Office by 10 o'clock next morning, A wee little girl in the city, Remarked, “Oh this cat is so pretty.”, Then she named the thing Dick And folks laughed themselves sick, AME ... Go to it! Editor of the Herald. You've got just as big a chance to cop a prize as anyone else. It all depends on YOU. Get out your pencil and sharpen up your wits. Then add the missing last line. There will be several of these limericks in all. Wow, -|what a chance to win one of the prizes. ONE DOLLAR A DAY There is no cateh in this contest. All you've got to do is | comply with the simple rules. Everybody can try their skill at writing last lines for the hmetpc]\s. And everybody has an equal chance to win a prize. over the rules. Watch for next Limerick tomorrow. {v-‘-<‘-0.4w-n-‘-fl--u-c-«“m—o-v\.«»-u-«-o.«.o.m-b. LIMERICK RULES Each day, for several days, the Herald is printing the, first four lines of a limerick. Write a line to complete the limerick and mail it, or bring it, to Limerick Editor of the Herald. You don't have to use the form printed on this page unless you want to. You can copy the lines on another piece 'of paper, but be sure that all five lines appear on the paper you send in. Also be sure your name and address is plainly written on the same sheet. Watch the time limit on each limerick, Winners for each day’'s limerick will be announced the following day. Sow - r-n-n-o.w-r.)‘l-).fi“fl.‘).nm-l_«_w-fl.o-n‘l).lhl‘{ The Lost Line Editor or Limesick Editor, if you will, re- | ceived aver 400 answers, and they all had something about the! This is the first time the editor has awarded |s poor baby crying. the prize to a person he knows. That man, Louis Squillaciote of 144 Pleasant street, has tried for every contest, every night, the Herald has ever had. We've been watching you, Louis and do you know that you tried 35 times on Silhouettes, 42 times on | the first Want Ad Rhyme, 37 times on “Whoozit,” 48 times on second Want Ad contest, 1 time on What’s Wrong With These Pictures? and 8 times on this present Lost Line. That makes 171 times that Louis has tried and he hasn’t collected over $2|7 It's about 1c a try, Louis, but think of the fun we're Your answer today was neater than usual, too. Some “punk,” others fair, and today’s in all. having. perfect. Here's the poem: HERE'S THE WINNER A lullaby father was sighing; It sounded like someone was dying. His voice rolled like thunder; It's really no wonder, That the poor baby kept crying. For Quick Results Use Herald Classified Ads BY J. P. McEVOY BUT ALt THE aNGE(S ™ MY SUNDAY SO0 PICTURES wavE~'T GOT NO FEETS rs OF (OURSE THEY DO Now GO TO SLEEP anD QuIT aSKING %0 Many QUESTIONS) A NG ”( YOUR NIGHTIER \You T Tune Sur FEETS smacne | cgpt NAVF M T NA S I/ And Now‘.He’s Black and Blue I MAKE EM) {OH! ANYTHING ) 2= =R 1 GOT THEM BLUES, THEM CROSS WORD PUZZLIN' |LUES' 1 SAID B-L-U-ES' T'S ONE OF YER | WOTLL ) -/ OWAL! - — — = ~ UNCLE INUNCLES _UNCLE! N e ~J \ 1 Write a last line and mail it in to the Limerick Write |as many lines to each limerick as you wish. But, first read | AT YOUR SERVICE. Below is a list of the Standard Headings in every day wse on the Classified Page. Note the easy-to-read alphabetical arrangement. Phone Your Ad To 925 Closing time for insertion in same day's paper CLASSIFICATION HEADINGS ANNOUNCEMENTS 1—-BURIAL LOTS, MONUMENTS 2=DEATH NOTICES 3—FLORISTS 4~FUNERAL DIRECTORS 6—LOST AND FOUND 6~PERSONALS 7=STORE ANNOUNCEMENTS —_— AUTOMOBILES 8—AUTO AND TRUCK AGENCIES 9--AUTOS AND TRUCKS FOR BALE 10—AUTOMOBILES FOR EXCHANGE 11—AUTO PARTS AND ACCESSORIES 12~AUTOMOBILE NTE| 13—AUTOS 14=GARAGE BUSINESS SERVIC [18—BARBERS HAIRD'S, MASSEUSH 19=RBUILDING AND CONTRACT —BUSINESS SERVICE RENDERED ~DENTISTS —DRESSMAKING & MILLINERY —DYEING & CLBANING —INSURANCE—ALL KINDS —~1LAWYERS-PATENT ATTORNEYS MOVING, TRUCKING, BAGUAGE —PAINTING, PAPER HANGING —~PLUMBING, HEAT'G, METAL WK | 20—PRESSING AND TAILORING | 30—PRINT'G, JOBB'G, STATIONERY $1—PROFESSIONAL SERVICES —REPAIRING & PIANO TUNING D _TO RENDER SERVICES EDUCATIONAL —CORRESPONDENCE COURSES 45—DANCING TEACHERS 36—INSTRUMENTAL AND VOCAL —LOCAL & PRIV. INSTRUCTORS 43=WANTED—INSTRUCTORE TVINANCIAL 46—BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Ffi(‘\]lu\lfi ETOChB. BONDS r;o—m nmmow | LIVE STOCK §0—CATTLE AND SWINB m—uo(,fl CATS, PETS 3GS, POULTRY SUPPLIES —WANTED—LIVE §TOCK MERCHANDISE $ FOR SALE NG MATERIALS Y, ELEC, & TOOLB MERCHANDISE AT THE STORES MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 0 FOR EXCHANGE TATE—WANTED ROOMS, BOARD AND HOTELS 88—-HOTELS 89—ROOMS FOR RENT 90—=ROOMS AND 11 #1—ROOMS FOR HOUSE 93=WANTED—BOARD OR LODGING 92—WHERE TO DINE e e ———— | I Daily Thoughts oo /s et e s “Song forbids victorious deeds to die."” 1e Christian Science Monitor, a newspaper, is sold at Mohill » 285 Main strect.—advt. Special Notice ! BIG NOV | will be > Eiven by D. H. \i\ J Ly TY DANCE Thusnelda Lodge, O. at 0dd Fellows hall, advt, EMPLOYER: EMPLOYE When the busy busi- ss man of today needs additional workers, he makes use of the Want Ads. The replies to his ad- vertisement receive care- ful attention, and the ap- plicants are given oppor- tunity to tell of their qdalifications and ex- perience. The Wants give work- ers who are alert and ca- pable a chance to gain advancement. The Wants are the modern method by which the employer and em- ploye come to know each other to their mutual ad- vantage.