New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 24, 1925, Page 12

mission, reception by day than at night ort wave test was made, thus accounting for p DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, WESTERLY CROWDS HAVE GREAT VIEW - Eclipse Has Marked Inlunce on Spectators Within an hour after the conclu- slon of the test, telegrams from | overy state fu the union uniformly that reception during the | totality was similar \n"xll Get Distant Stations Jan, 24.—Experiments radio station during the totality perlod of | ived volume aa Jncques Westerly, R, 1, Ja pherie conditions were | during the the thousa from various pa ot ght. M, f from po 18 of persc v Tide 15 \n.« \ul Presidio Til 1 a tide of ¢ above normal tonight will marking eight feet between w tid low normal, N ma rted on the ti greatly increa an eclip 1 States S a the office here, i gan to disappear the ECLIPSE-O-GRANS on Main street durin hey, like the r officers loomir e from T g down 1 produced more erial. I'here was a goodly nu mobiles on the to view the eclipse. adow which ¢ fron on the eclipse. this me morning HALE SCIENTISTS PHOTOCRAPH S got on a much Five Children Saved In l-ue at Hallfor i into the g ina loor, ild- RADID TESTS ARE Strike Is \ettled Penn. Coal Successfully WARRANT FOR WRONG MAN Rays Arc Absorhed stat tion causeq conclul sorb t Good Evening! Have You Tried the Lost Line Tonight? that broadeasts |boarded an uptown subway listant parts with [e tality area, | this afternoon.” visible two or three minutes before the moon's black disc slid com- | s !pletely over the sun, moved rapidly el CS‘ from the southwest to and were plainly*visible as they 1ift- << ANALS IN PANIC ’ AT NEW YORK 700 (Continued from Page Seven) | Manhattanites who scoff at the less fasl e of La |by the thousands borough, scurried to it Two bobbed-haired young things train rowded with folks bound for the to- | “Going to sce the eclipsc?” one aw,” eaid the other, “The morning sun don't come into my g} Lut you otta see it in the aft rnoon. I'm going to get off this unmed train and sce the eclipse tasted such Chocolate Cake b efi)’,‘, / n a filling and icing made from ryhoddy ERLR A e shadow bands and Daily's | rads, bands, which became northwest, 1 across snow-govered roofs and vhite walls. Mother nature put one over on seagulls that feed along the Hudson. When the sun's light be- birds hurried to their roosts in the rocky ledges ¢ the Pali®wdes. Just as they got Iy settled for a nap, the over, )& (PREMIUM NO.1) By all means the most satisfactory chocolate for cook- ing and drinking. eclipse | | mecus par ors ' Walter Baker& Co.Ltd. ESTABLISHED 1780 DorchesterMass. Monlreal Can. (_BOOKLET OF CHOICE RECIPES SENT FREC ners wliose tro 1l caused the mto forget that an lipse was scheduled teceived a | 1 dispens from the pa- | n who, escorting them to rt in a van, When the “wagon" ourt building the officer in charge ation reached the 3 . BRINGS SUIT FOR $150 is discipline, but an and they don’t M gt 3] ome every day. Here, boys, take 10ok.” And the boys looked, long and hard, at the darkened sun. Tl r of the New Britain Taxi serv- of the big electr nd Howard F. Conge hat Broadway the gr the employ of that com- » plaintiff alleges that on growing from an smobile cident has brought by Maurice nst Bdward P eclipse, Axelrod McAloon, man- Lessees on West Main street and, as he r of Wash turned ont ut 9 o'clock, lest none orget, even for a few moments, that Jones Drothers make good ginger strect, a taxica ¢ il the proached the e opposite — - I to turn around, TO DISCUSS ECLIPSE his automobile. The writ lable in the eity court the Monday of F It was issued by Nair & Deputy Sheriff in Lions' chub . at | Martin H. Horwitz has attached one rritt hotel. 1 e as|of McAloon's taxis. 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MEN'S TROUSERS at§l | Neat striped wors of trou 800 BOYS’ SUITS at $1.00 and buttoned on styles tweeds, cheviots l 00 and corduroy, some have corduroy pants and washable tops, big assortment of colors, the material alone in any one of $1 00 these suits would cost more than . 1s, well tailored, 100 pair 1st imagine $1.00 for a pair Sizes 3 to 8 years, middy There only SPECIAL WOMEN'S AND "BOYS! @:2.00 ana su get yours DOLLAR DAY SHOES reMpes PATR MEN'S, 'l with chrome soles, all size LEATHER SLIP- IN'S $5.00 GREY SUEDE $1.00 s Gy s $5.00 value, Dollar Day s Dollar Day i DOLLAR DAY at BLOUSE SHOP e TSI ONE LOT OF DIMITY AND VOILE BLO \H\[V! R I| L. VARIETY OF SILK T v.\l.!,‘\‘\'l HIP B |(" S ide of silk cordeline and mignorette, made $l 00 M 3 4 AND ROMLEOS ell for £2,98. On salc at .. WOMEN'S $5.00 DLACK KID PUMPS— IN'S HIGH GRIADE Size 413, 200 PATR OF WOM SAMPLES and oxfords, all styles and leathers. Values up to $10.00. Dollar Day “In pumps $1.00 $1.00 WOMEN'S $1.20 HOUSE SLIPPERS—In hrown, American Beauty and taupe, suede with pompsns to mmateh, black ope-strap and black kid boudoir slippere, leather 1 0 soles und rubber heels $ 0 $1 OO $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 o $1.00 STEP-INS AND BLOOMERS..... for $l.00 ovals, ot Dollar large number of styles to choose IMITATION LINGET = BLOOMERS ... for $1.00 He e ““’"l'lml]l DOLL FRAMES. mrs"‘l:h'vn‘l(\w \'HH‘: S, o i $l 00 2 $l 00 With real hair, complete with (All C x, cord and | RICK RACK TRIMMED GINGHAM $1.00 | BUNGALOW APRONS—Dollar Day . Dollar Day WOMEN'S SILK AND RAY- ON STOCKINC Slack and colors, irregulars of $1.00 num- WOMEN'S $5.00 BLACK SATIN TUMPS— Military and high heels : PTORTO RICO MUSLIN AND DOLEARIDAVENE B i MUSLIN AND SECO SILK CHEMISE at ART DEPT. LINGETTE AND MUSLIN COSTUME SLIPS .. 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LOUISE para rubber, come enrly Dollar Day Special . of pure $1.00 | Sois RIBBED 5 LISLE § NGS. Black and wicy broches, jersey colors, in a 7x5 rib, all sizes, 50c "BHEAD BONES . | FERETRIER: $1.001 2 oo T et (00 e il . ‘03 FULL FASHIO! COR S K = (. T sate uaterials, « ST RSELETYES 00 R A 1T RTOOKING R TR bIRaN HAMPERS. SO LU R $1.00 colors,mostiy first quality, plint clot a few irregulars of $3.00 num- i ‘ r ONE LOT OF BR Made of silk stripel hook | ber. Dollar § $ Dollar Day | NGS. In black, grey and ity broche with | Lrowm heathers, plain and with 4 $1 00 clox, values to Dollar Day WOMEN'S SUMMER VESTS. Made with the built up shoul- der straps, regular and extra e $1,00 VESTS OR BOD- Good ‘ull size garment 25¢ val. 51 $1.00 MUSLIN UN- DERWA For boys er a . alue $6.00. WASH BOILE 105 ¢ No. 7 or No 18 AND GIRDLES—In plain Tollar Day . 30 PAIR OF v materials, COR values up to $3. SSIE} -1 r ¢, made of silk broc vaiue. Dollar Day SSIERES matcrials, 1lue 63¢c each HOOK BACK BRASSIE sections at bottc ir Day very vy _\_‘gs; @ DOLLAR DAY Msfl 0"57 ~ at LINEN DEPT. \ 6 .. $1.00 while they last $1 00 1 MED PILLOW CASES—Made of good 4 $1 00 irls, sizes 2 to 14 years, b0c at 2 for . quality muslin, 42x36 and 46 Reg. 35c at for . e. Dollar l 00 ALUMINUM WARE. [ 8- | % mr$ TRA LARGE COLORED BORDERED 2 $l 00 | Day . . sertment of § qt. tea kettles, 10 at for . CHILDR ACHED TURKISH TOWELS, reg. 65c S arge colanders, 6 ALL LINEN DISH TOWELING—Value 1 00 UNDERWAISTS . off the shoulders Dollar Day f two si ¥FLOUR el hing cover flour, Lach « BROOM ade of N DOUBLE LOOP BLEACHED corr plain K FURKISH TUWEI Reg. 26c value, at.. ndies, MEARL KNIT Will not elip sizes 2 to 13 EXTRA FINE value 50c $l 00 reg. value ar Day... 3 for .