New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 15, 1925, Page 15

EXTRACT BROMINE FRDM SEA WATER| Specal Buat Obiins Product Valuable in Phoiography | —_— ®Washington, D. C., May 1b.—~The Ethyl has gone down to sem for au- tomoblies. The Ethy! is a specially | construoted ship for robbing sea water of bromine. “Bromine, in the last few years, | has: been getting revenge for de.| famation of character,” says a bul- | letin from the National Geographic society from {its headquarterd in Washington, D. C. “Bn 1906 a popular author divided all people into two kinds, bromides and sulphites, The sulphites, trans- ferring chemical character to men, | wera the effervescent, eager, bright, | @ origtnal sort; the ‘llluminatl’ The | bromides were the conservatives, the mild bores, people who were al- ways saying the same things in the | same old way. A Tahoratory Drudge “Most people are formally fntro- | duced to bromine, the element which form¥ a part of all bromides, | in their high scho# days, and they | remember it as a distinétly unpleas- | ant smelling, dark brown, heavy| liquid that gives off an ugly brown gas readily. “How little does the world know its chemicals; In less than ten years bromine stepped out of the | role assigned it. ‘Mild, conservative, | meek,' bromine was one of the first | poisonous gases used in the world war. Bromine made civilization gasp In horror. And by a still more recent feat of chemical acrobatics | bromine has taken to serving au- tomobile engines. The Ethyl has| gone for bromine rr‘ak!rz of an THIRD FLOOR WOMEN'S AND MISSES’ COATS ALL $20.00 COATS .... *9.00 ALL $25.00 COATS ..*12.50 ALL $30.00 COATS. ‘15.00 ALl $40.00 COATS. ‘20.00 ATE §75.0% COATS :35.00 to help In the in '1 I pr(‘l iction SILK SILK DRESSES | DRESSES Printed Plain and Prints Georgette and Crepe de Chine f§ Georgette and Crepe de Chine '4.94 | 'R.94 Not a Dress Worth Less Than $15 Michigan happen to bhe depasite and bromine and patassinm World History “Salted Down" m‘ Stassfur {8 Values Downstairs 0DDS AND ENDS TABLE 3 for 94c Values up to 32 Each — Men's — ATHLETIC UNION SUITS 79c Regular $1 Value — Boys’ — HEAVY OVERALLS 95c¢ Mam Floor PARKER SHIRTS Neck Band Collar Attached '2.00 $3 Value WOMEN'S UNION SUITS Sizes 36—41 95¢ MEN’S SWEATE R\ Genuine Alpaca and All Wool § Coat Sweaters '5.45 $7.45 Value speeding up automobile e Common Household Medicines & A.M.H.O0. UNION SUITS 2 for '3.00 Regular $2.50 Value — Men's — WHITE HANDKERCHIEFS 12for*1.00 Buy Them by the Dozen | oRessts | NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 15, 11925 +BESSE-LELAND'S Connecticut’s Largest Ready-To-Wear Store WOMEN'S JUNIORS’ and and MISSES' GIRLS' SILK DRESSES Plain and Prints Georgette and Crepe de Chine $ 84 Not a Dress Worth Less Than $17 THIRD FLOOR JUNIORS' AND MISSES’ COATS ALL §7.00 COATS....*3.50 ALL $10.00 COATS .....:5.00 ALL $15.00 COATS .... *7.50 ALL $20.00 COATS .. *10.00 ALL $30.00 COATS .. 515.00 I DRESSES SILK SILK DRESSES | DRESSES Plain and Prints Plain and Prints GGeorgette and Crepe de Chine § Georgette and Crepe de Chine Not a Dress Worth Less Not a Dress Worth Less Than $20 Than $22.50 — Lower Level Store — Downstairs MEN'S SPORT \Hl\'l\ Collar Attached '1.55 Regular $2 Value — Women's — NORTH SHORE DRESSES *1.94 '2.94 '3.94 S-’-1».94 — Men s Furmshmg Department — ‘ Main Floor — \Ion s — NAINSOOK UNION SUTTS 88 Square 79c¢ Regular $1 Value Men's Balbriggan SHIRTS AND DRAWERS 2 for *1.50 Repular $1.00 Value GIRLS' DRESSES With BLOOMERS Ages 2—7 Years 9c Regular 81.25 ROMPERS Ages 2—6 Years S54c Regular T5c — Women's - PURE SILK HOSIERY Fivst Quality 100 Large Size BATH TOWELS SPEGIATSLOT Men's + NECKWEAR 65c¢c Regular 81 Value Men's — FAULTLESS NIGHT SHIRTS All Sizes '1.50 Regular $2 and $2.50 Values HICKOK BELTS Largest assortment in the city. Newest Novelties in Leather and Silk Belts $1 00~ $1.25 and up INTERWOVEN MERCERIZED LISLE HCSE All Colors 3 for $1.00 |