New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 21, 1926, Page 3

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 21, 1926, 3 NEW UNIVERSE IN | st s isoreo - pOT, [7 ONCE WAS % oot e oo, THO SLAYERS ARE £ Wbt s, e we it w8 cach count, but the sentences to |torney when he moved for sentence un concurrently. Berry had nd in what Judgo Brown said when trial for two days for second de- | pe pronounc ontence, there was & ¢ murder for ¢hloroforming his | current of sympathy for the accused five and four years old, on i man an ndemnation for his the night af moral responsibility” n the family, held in jail here for to await the convenlence Iney A. Hrown In take Chicago Prlessr Shows Pie| e tures of His Discoveries 7 ot tlonal Guard Within Few Days. R New Yor Editor of Poetry Gives Young 53, et ‘lfirllvl(l,‘l;}:fl{l)lll‘liu(;';::::|II\[01'0 Bercir and Berry Both Guilly - Western Gl Chagee 572 o W ormeman i=Tel of Nusloghie o T when he out with othe Chicagn, Jan. 21 (®s—TFor years|S" '/ B tronomers have speculated 5 e v — vhether va nebulous form d at AN ERROR bl ions in the b s belonged to this ( D¢ Friend: Doctor, did youf . niverse or were “island" universes | *1'hin 4 erions mistake? J f their own, lilimitable distances | The defense society, which charge Doctor 1 once cured & ray. h sympathy with the v ription i afre in three visits.—Anawers. & Some of the .whits patches were investigat i this o nown to be true nebulae composed | Marily withdrew rec 3 was cas Villfan J ¥ | luminous gases, or star clusters |43¥ after Lic . Has ) ) m | - defended by : . sig ay e | § f Commerce Hoover, The n t . ’ 3 1§ strong en T clety had protested that Colonel | t the to thelr cor me as. | Haskell was “unfit" for the positior 3 3 4 tronomers suggesting that they were |DeCause of his alleged eympathies . The s inlverses o v that |Governor Smith, however, stood by 1o ] | : ne of the family H e in a heavens like o N i ) . i offers photographs and s fra S | uremen 3 Berry, 10 10 15 Years \ s tha o A Never Varies— Your Success Is Guaranteed Every Time n 7.8 He found that xy, similar in 3 S en, although entirely outside of the 'V EI 70 YEARS OF SUCCEss e first P MGalactic eystem” 18 100,000 e / ght years away, an astronomleal | T res when reduced to miles. ording to his computation it s 1,000 1ight years across. | The galaxy's general appearance +as described as like that of the | agellanic clouds, a ma like the milky w rm hemisphere, nt investigation fdent- | fes N, G. C. 6822 (the numerical assification of t galaxy) as an | solated system of stars and nebulae cf the same type as the magellanic | clouds, although somewhat smaller | ind mauch more distant,” said Dr. | “Buy Your Furniture At Porter’s And Be Perfectly Satisfied.” “Porter's Furniture Is the Best Porter's Prices Are the Lowest” Hubble | “The dimensions, lyminogities and R y # == nsitics, both of the sysiem as a . y i WL . - vhole and of its separate rumbers, | 2 I3 S ! / E Y ~ ] r | 12 are of orders of magnitude which z AT 2 S = " i ‘" N ire thoroughly familiar. The dfs. | : G < 2210 = 2 ‘ / ¥ WOMANS JAPPAREL 5“,[:/‘[”[,.. ance is the only quantity of a new | - ] L | 1DDLETOWN == N ot _ NEW BR(TAW ¢ reglon of space. . Tt is | ~ matter of considerable imporfance at familiar relations are found to | tent when applied to the m definitely. agsigned to the outside the Galactie Dr. Hubble mads his ot * T. M. Wilson observate aany important astrono siurches havesbeen carried sor E. E. Barnard, | i 8 | Surprise Week FOLLOWING SPECIALS FOR TOMORROW ONLY s death in 1023, first saw the gal- v in 1854, apparently with Lis r that it was The next year | +d it with a six-ineh tele- omet eye-piece and said Iy conspicuous, large, 'WT‘W'; LB Balance of Our Stock of CLOTH and SILK DRESS SKIRTS formerly sold $4.98 to $14.95 South Africa. T A meteor, obser regiderts o | o Buoiay, s on a farm o men who + vards from the falling in dianeter FTHEL LEGINSKA B {GAIN“ACTING U P o — * iemperamental Pianist Peevish ' at Evansyille Balance of Our Stock of SILK BLOUSES THESE FIRST FEW DAYS OF THE SALE iIAVE PROVED IT. PEOPLE ARE ASTON- ISHED THAT THE PRICES OF OUR QUALITY FURNITURE AND RUGS ARE SO LOW. THIS IS A GENUINE SALE BEDROCM FURNITURE Scores of Fine Suites Greatly Reduced. Nowhere Else Such Values! Grand Rapids Mahogany Suite of Dresser. 1'ull Size Bed and Chifforette. $199 00 well constructed with full dustproof partitions. Reduced in this sale o Grand Rapids Walnut Suite of Dresser, Sleigh Bed, Chifforette and Swingine Glass Toilet Table. This suite now in our window. Reduced from $335 to $249 00 Grand Rapids Walnut Twin Bed Suite of the finest construction and in the 3297 00 4 = c One Lot o 69 RAYON SILK e worth S and NI STEP-INS 98¢-§1.50 Slightly soiled has dispersed,” § 1" to have departed from her el early in the evening. | When €he failed to arrive at the sliscum for which her eoncert had ! e audience of | -d its thumbs d | ¢« discomfiture of Mac- | alternat attempts to ! mbly with suggestions | snagement as to whera Louis XVI styfe. Reduced in this sale from 2380.00 to N ROYAL SOCIETY c (CROCHET COTTON All colors ball Step in and see our open stock Suites of which vau can huy just the pieces you want. Four pieces in Walnut with Dresser, Bed, Chifforette and Full $195 00 & . Vanity. Reduced to only . e 3 DINING ROOM SUITES RUGS Our Reduced Prices now make eight, nine : IRATVET : and ten piece suites cost only— Included in this Mid-Winfer Sale are $98 $149 $] 99 $259 hundreds of our Finest Rugs LIVING ROOM SUITES found | simply mieplaced,” he | tedly, “I expect to find 1 her first symptoms of Gotham temperature ved here late. this | MUSLIN CORSET COVERS t to ride in your old play the plano tonight y symphony orchestra,” she “ g Neatly trimmed igf & ant t L the ¢ . . . NE(C 3 oIS I o b e Well made Suites of Davenport, Chair and ODD PIECES McCurdy, she screamed \‘\ ing Chair at Porter's $149 00 We have a number of odd Bedroom and er to the Coil- SalefonlysERtens T Dining Room pieces which must be sold e T o g Select your own covers and have a suite hefore we take inventory. Some of evening | huilt to your own specifications them are HALF PRICE! T don’t llke this old barn. 1| n't e o in this old | lin med to the ling empty excep: for her men- | e | Local police gnd detectives unac- | customed to trailing pianists with | expehsive . temperaments searched | everywhere they could think of in- cinding the Ohio river. the hospitals. braries and the homes of prom t citizens but Ethel was at least an octave ahead of them, TURTLE NECK SWEATERS formerly sold $2.98 and $3.98. B. C. PORTER SONS “CONNECTICUT'S BEST FURNITURE STORE”