New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 16, 1927, Page 2

A.B.C.EXPERT IS GIVEN BIG PRIZE Harn Awarded Honors for - Ad- | vertising in 1926 Cambridge, Mass., Feb. 16 (UP)— Highest individual honors in adver- tising for 1926 go to Orlando Clin- ton Harn, advertising manager of the National Lead company of New York, The annual Harvard advertising awards, founded by Edward W. Bok, were announced here last night by Dean Wallace B. Donham of th business school. The medal for dis- tinguished personal service to ad- vertising was awarded Harn for his work as president of the audit bu- reau of circulations. Ivory Soap Gets Award The $200 cash prize and certifi- cate for the national campaign of 2 specific product deemed most con- spicuous for its planning and execn- tion was awarded to the Blackman eompany of New Yo and Procter and Gamble company ~f Cincinnatl for their campaign for Ivory Soap. Barton, Durstine and Os association with the General tric company and Lord and Th and Logan received the award for _the national campaign of an insti- tutional character deemed by the Sury most conspicuous for its plan- ning and execution. To the Campbell-Ezald & $2000 award and certificate for the real estate campaign of Kreider-Rotzel Realty company of Youngstown, O., deemed the most axcellent local campaign in cities of towns of more than 100,000. Manufacturing Prize For the first time, a similar award was made for the best Industrial, trade or professional journals. This - 3 went to the Rome Wire company of MRome, N. Y., and Moser and Cotins of Utica, N. Y., for the advertising ©of Rome Wire company products. Because of a lack of any outstand- {ng permit in the material presented ‘At The “Handy Hardware” Store H. L. MILLS 336 MAIN ST. Ball Bearing Roller Skates Boys’ $2.00 pr. Girls’ $2.25 pr. Beginners’ $1.00 pr. Reliable Watch Repairing M. C. Le WITT Jeweler & Diamond Dealer Up 1 Flight 299 Main St. BANISH THAT COUGH! with PINE TAR McBriarty’s Mentholated with Cod Liver Extract and : Eucalypt proved an effective tr coughs, colds, hoarseness, locs of volce, bronchitls and certain minor affections of the throat and lungs. Contains no opiates. JOHN J. McBRIARTY Cor. Church and Stanley streets Phone 1381 ment for PIPIFIVINIPE 5 Businessmen’s Lunches {5¢, at the PACKARD DRUG §Roger’s Soda Stands Crowell'g Drug Store ard DENTIST Dr. Henry R. Lasch 353 Main Str X-Ray Pyorrhea Treatments DENTIST Dr. A. B. Johnson, D.D.S. Dr. T. R. Johnson, D.D.S. | X-RAY, GAS and OXYGEN' 1:\ward was made in that class, but company e e e R ) | the jury in the 1926 local campaign in cities of less than 100,000, no the prize will be offered again next| | year. Four awards of $1,000 each and| a certificate made for distin- | guished individual advertisements. Prize Text Ad For the advertissment most ef-| fective in the use of text, an award was made to A. W. Diller of New York city for an advertisement of tha Manuf; urers National bank of Troy, N. Y. entitled “They Saw Curope on Dimes.” The Prudential pany of America, to E. tanl, urnbull, the recipient of the award for the| most effective use of pictorial fllus- tration in any form among the ad- were Insurance com-| with recognition artist. was vertigements of 1926. The adver- tisement was entitled “The Misery of an Old Man is of Interest to Nohody." Rallroad Is Winner T Ivertisement most ef- 1 fllustration made to the ney, Inc., of Y for an advertisement of : Canadian Pacific railway entitled “*Visit This Next Door Normandy! Bienvenue a Quebec.” | $1,000 award, given for the r for the advertise- tive in went to of New of vign for the n Cotton Oil com 00 cash to Boart Ne typography Holden, Inc., ment their the A 82 was awarded Souther w York, for tion for John- Brunswick, a C. Kendall, Z. D. Moriarty, ersity of Southern California; Pearson, New York; Hart- | Powel, Jr, editor of the Youth's Companion, Boston; Louis v business .nanager of the| York Times; Prof. Melvin ‘T. Copeland, and Assistant Prof. Neil| H. Borden of the Harvard Business| school. PINEDO MAKING ENCELLENT TINE ‘Brilliant Italian Flier Setting! New Records ~ Rome, Feb. 16 (A—All Ttaly L“ elated over the rapid progress made | aviator, Commander | ancesco De Pinedo in the early tages of his four-continent flight, | and if the good wishes of his coun-| rdous lap, act } ¢ from Bolama, Portuguese | Guinea, to Port Natal, Brazil | Commander De Pinedo, who| reached Bolama from Villa Cisneros, | Rio De Oro, yesterday morning, | having flown thousand milcs hop by moonlight, expects to start on his nearly two thousand mile across the Atlantic at elght o'clock | tonight, hoping to reach the Brazil- | fan coas in about 18 hours. When he and his two aides, Captain Carlo { Delprete and Mechanic Vitale Za chetti, landed at Bolama, they were | anxious to get to bed. Most of their | time in the African town will be devoted to sleep and to getting their plane the Santa Maria, ready for long overseas hop. | Not only is Commander De Pin- | edo desirous of making a record | flight as to time, but he Is anxious | that there be a minimum amount of preparation so that the undertaking will be a veritable contest with na- tural conditions. Therefore, no ships | have been along the route, | as in other flights across the ocean, | although vessels in the vicinity have | been asked to keep watch, The San-| | ta Maria, an “All-ItTalian” hydro- | airplane, has no wireless aboard. | | The expedition left Cagliari, Sar-| | dinia, Monday, flying to Rabat, Mor- | occo. From Rabat Commander De Pinedo guided the plane to Villa Cisn 1980 further down| the African aching that | place at 4:30 o'clock Monday after- noon When the fliers reach Port Natal, they will make thelr way to Buenos Aires, and after resting| there for ten days, will continue to the United States by way of Jamaica | and Cuba. They planning to | return to Italy by way of New-| f 2 Azores Islands and ! ) | | Mass. Assembly Committee Has Very Stormy Session | &Eoston, Feh. 15 (UP)—Attacks rop tives Klan on certain reg Catholic rch r of aring: during wh ihera 3 nothing ike JAUMB SuNGUE Ben-Gay ) torelieve the agony of Lumbago. Rucbed wel. nto the vack, it eoothes the senzitive congested nerve endings quick! and orings reliel. [t .5 the one cfc: préparation [or every ache and Derves and muscles. Every druggist sellsit. Get the origina. BAUME BENGUE | ANALGESIQUE < A Good Safety Record in 1926 |sions presided. An appeal was made | for many years. 1t |are appointed b The eafety campaign conducted by | to all departments to make a decided the hardware and steel plant of the |eifort to reduce accidents during the Stanley Works during the vear 1926 |year. Lively interest was aroused in an effort to reduce accidental in- throughout the plant by blowing the juries met with remarkable success. | factory whistle at 10 a. m. whenever The chart printed herewith shows | there was no lost time accidents a comparison between 1926 and 1925 | during the preceding day. This plan @0t e ro\emant iafel was continued for three (;nun]l‘hms | Other plans were tried following _The number of lost time this one all of which contributed to/| yas yedugad, 87 1-3 per the ve od showing made for the the percantage of workina h IR NIy E00d S10WSRE T 0! % (ol year. Juslin Aacilenis s ghex The company is out to make 1927 0 . ¢ hae bean keanly |2 Detter year than 1926, (b management has been keenly = my"gianiey Rule and Level girls interested in the safety advanced another step in their march towards the champlonship | when they defeated the strong Cor- accidents ganization consisti safety committee of eight members, | o ! i partmen committees of | Pin Screw team last Friday night at three members in cach department, |the Y. W. C. 4. by the score of| The general safty committee meets |12 to 10. | cularly once a month to discuss| This victory was very costly to accident prevention problems, and to | the winners who lost the services of | make recommendations for their so- | thelr star forward and captain Anna lution. Tt also has one man who de- | Marl had the ligaments in| her left ankle torn. Her friends votes all of his time to this worl The department Safety committees their respective | to see 1 foremen and serve a minimum pe- | Februa riod of three months. They are re- | Corbin gir | quired to file reports making rec The girls have received wonderful | mendations for improving safety | Support from the rooters from the| conditions in their department. and several factory depart- and- it is hoped that they will wish Ner speedy recovery and hope | °r in the lineup on Friday, | , against the P. & F. The Stanley Works has been a member of the National Safety coun- est for the remain- cil for the past eight years, receivi de tions an co-operation.| The annual mid-winter dance giv- en by the 8. R. & L. girls’ club will ampalign for 1926 was be held at Norden bungalow, Tues- series of group meet- COMPARISON BY MONTHS OF LOST TIME ACCIDENTS " FORYEARS-19251026. THE STANLEV. WORKS. NEW BRITAIN.CONN. JAN. 1925 1926 FEB 1225 1926 MAR.1925 [} 1926 APR. 1925 1926 & MAY. 1928 . '1926 JUNE.1925 1926 JuLy. 1925 1926 Gz, AUG 1925 I 1926 VZZ220 27 i, SEPT 1925 oCT 1028 1926 ¥ NOV 1925 1926 0EC.192% 1926 AVERAGE PER MONTH FOR YEAR 1925 1926 (/2700 77 20 The Invoice departmen. {s In|plant have completed 10 years' serv- charge of this affair and making|ice with the company and have been claborate plans for decoral]on&!preflenled with a ten year service Tickets can be obtained from mem-| pin. hers of the club. Team Standing at which vice-presidents in|day, March 1. Music will be fur-| Bertha Frederickson and Clara ' o, T ST charge of the manufacturing divi- |nished by Si Yaffe's orchestra, | McGuire of the hardware and stqflluxmmor! S et e P \ ¢ Studebaker’s 75th Birthday~Announcement Sweeping Price Reductions The Commander, Studebaker’s Big Six Brougham, reduced $200 Today—February 16, 1927—Stude- baker celebrates its seventy-fifth birthday with price reductions which reflect the aggressive spirit : of this Company. Studebaker has lived and grown for seventy-five years because of its consistent policy of keeping ahgad of the procession. Studebaker Custom Cars, intro- duced recently, exemplify this New Prices, Studebaker policy. They have been the most widely imitated cars ever produced. In less than six months no less than a dozen manufacturers have intro- duced what they call “custom models” . . . but a custom name doesn’t make a custom car! As Studebaker leads in design, so does it also lead in value. The new prices quoted below represent a supreme triumph of One-Profit manufacture, ; Cars Effective February 16, 1927 Sport Roadster . . . Custom Victoria. . . Custom Sedan . . . The Chancellor G The Commander Sz The Sheriff k. . . Brougham) Big Six Sport Roadster @+ $1680 Prices f. o. b. factory. Bumpers Old Pricc. New Price Saving . $1250 $119§ s 55 . %1335 $1325 10 . %1385 $133§ s 50 . 31735 $1645 90 . 31785 $158§ 3200 . 81610 $1445 4165 $1495 185 front and rear included, of course Fouravheel brakes and disc wheels regular equipment STUDEBAKER Seventy-five years young ELECTION of, Miss Pat Sccew. Drivers .603| Miss Amy Hume was the gues e -89 | honor at a luncheon held in the Pav Gauges li71 | department, Rule and Level plant, & [t i P Mitre Boxes ‘451 | Thursday, February 10, fi:nn}: . .411 | Dashner - ntertained the group with t Braces 353 | yoc: i Chisels ¥ 5 | vocal and ukulele selections. Fina] standing and | % g Steal Plant Girls' | MORY’S ASSN. (cFG A pet.| New Haven, Feb. Thunderbolts 52 48 3 | 16 (P—Mory's 59 | association, familiar to Yale men, Lirs Torg & 3imany of whom are members re- Paregons 13« Bii|elected Judge John L. Gilson Big Shots 5 5‘1prosldent for the 12th time last Laf-a-lot 20 445 night Freshles . 21 | The university dramatic i tion yesterday elected C. L. 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