New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 25, 1927, Page 2

PERFUMED 645 1S '(ouR scioois ) SO0 0 APPEAR Motorist Also May Order by | - SPNA | Golor as Well | ; Chicago, Feb. 25 (UP)—Red, blue, pink, water-white, and purple gaso- line is in prospect according to Dr. Gustay Egloff, Chicago chemist. He also predicts that the new cracking precesses for crude petrole- um will produce a variety of odors in gasoline that will freight the air with lovely perfumes. “Not only should the public get used to all sort of colors in gasoline but to all sorts of odors as well,” the doctor suggests. “The modern cracking process is responsible for these new c istics but the motor will opers well with the yellow as with 1 water-white, blue, pink or even red gasoline. “The potential future gasoline sup- ply will last for hundreds of years and it will come for cracking a wid varlety of materials such as petrole- um, coal tars, shale oil and wood Head of Printing Department | tars. H 1 “The old-fashioned g t simply evaporated off the il « and had no anti-knock ies. havir “The modern cra : . is the way by which he chemically broken no\m oils having valu properties. The futur be a mixture of ti yield double the milea HIGGINS | school | ARTHUR F. State Trade to this He began his o ith the tte Press in New an 1 boy and w y to position o sitor. er s on that paper he left to L position with the Yonkers ‘ worked dab During to the No. anti-knock will will 1 1soline ork Bridgeport Political Daily Paper Will Appear \gam Bridgeport, Feb. 27 Bridgeport republican malm/.an newspaper, four pages, will ma initial appearance on Mo editor, Louis J. Reilly, said night. The party organ news of activities in the trict clubs, in municipal gove: and in the party elsewhere Between 500 and 6,00¢ the first issue are to be di throughout the district clut until he Yonkers, 1 his p hospital open ant base with last will contain ot Yonkers, GENERAL MOTORS Income for Year, Ending ublic school Rum Smuggling Insurance Is Disclosed in Court Philadelphia, Fel 5 (M—~Gordon ‘W. Disharoon, of th o B ? iy “divorca mill” proprictor, 31, dicted on xl;;ht counts by the leral grand jury y V. H' was said to have adver “quick and easy tan, Mexico. Federal agents who haroon a year ago s “‘guaranteed” to obt crees in Yucatan in 30 no legal cause fee was said to De- Amounted to Nearly Million Dol (UP)—Ge for the ye ed net in- York, Feb. ors Corpora SLAIN BY ROBBER Birmingham Ala., Feb. 2 Salel i bl s el Neighbors who noticed the e Pl halp pearance of Mrs. Lucy i S St | days ago, found her body on or of her apartment here last night. Her watch, rings and money were missing. Police ceclared that the had been beaten into and then strangled to pillow case. re dividends e average | n stock outstanding | s \\.lu' hat compa or $14.00 ter making rence in num- ling occasioned of new shares the acqu mpany on June $0 woman At The “Handy Hardware” Store Bette; Steel Perfected By Crucible Company | rom ten to fifty | 336 MAIN 3 o president of new steel, first made cible but that | y in sfactory made it i manu- it in i nt form at| handicap, he | he company, |known as H Y oratories of Patient at \Iiddleg“'n | \e\lum Hangi Hlmself Pruning Time Is : Here PRUNING SHEARS PRUNING SAWS PRUNING WAX THE BURRITT GIFT SHOP, INC St. At the Prof 1dg. OUR REDUCTIONS ON GLASSWARE TODAY AND TOMORROW ONLY! 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As as vogue long| 1 selve past few wi r and sever ace theater long the long as Henr; more : Va ned with e inine trimming ed models show trimming deta and George young s| populs ar a single button wrap-ab with fur collars or grace Black crepe satin will be of the dressy trimming is achieved dings, ped yoke s are popt Blac trim man he fur being in fringe tre /| When arrested careless nonc eight other fa « by using the terial for the id. 11 Atkinson The mon it all was very . Black and whit as well as b hite monke ack silk models, to form collars or | ¢ on the skirt y tur is used on and proves very did not ent a sentence.” veral lapin black satin, forms mart coats which use ombre on front borders. Ombre lapin, tens to be one of the com- mon furs of the scason since it is used on numerous cloth and sllk models. It is effective, however. Bows of fur or fabric adorn many new models, the bow being used as a left shoulder trimming or at the rear of the collar. Pin tucking out- the yoke or low waist line of odels and is considered & means of effecting a feminine on straight lined models. In- s of cont ng fabrics are i wise diversity. Jabe lapels outlined in fur are a favor Marr 1ed . and celebrated anniver the movies. theatre In flivver he Edisons r out of the neither was bout the way except for the ¢ who mink, ermine h is the fa sable, kolinsky, are important. skirts short and is the keynote styles. the inve 1586, tor. s through- £ spring coat David Baud Once U. S. i T()Jd\ Camd v v Bai and republic annual, than e colle n is yea Wi For months he had hated to face it. + « » He was slipping. Losing out. He who once had shown such shining promise! His old-time vigor had gone. Ambition, itselfl What had happened? He seemed to grow weary be- fore the day was half-way through! ‘What curse was beggaring his life? Constipation blights many a bright career. It destroys initiative. It weakens the body and leads to disease after disease. 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And | cording to the 0 to the pe v, and Mrs. deson Are They a gift on their annive 1914 from Henry Alflh\' neighbor here. 1 the trip to the cinema was noth- there remembered the and the (nqu» nt visits of m They were John Coolidge Succeeds \s Adv ertmnq Agent r of Olio, the Amherst College Junior will carry more before in the history of the of Olio this year. Rellogg’s ALL-BRAN is sold with this defi- it accord; It it does not relieve constipation safely, we will refund the purchase price. PACKERS ADOPTING NEW STAMP PLANY Thus Housewwes Wlll Learn Quality of Meat Chicago, Feb. 25 (UP) — Details lof a plan to grade and stamp beef in such a way that the housewlfe, |buying the meat in her local butcher shop, wiil for the first timei be able to know precisely the quality of meat al employees of the {404 oo i5 getting, are being worked | et ChbEY ""m. here by officials of the National | | Better Bect assoclation and packers’ representatives. It is the intention of the packers to grade and stamp beef under | rvision of the government. be used, “U. S.| S. Prime” and the | Ind., An- 25.—(UP)—~Two collegian and the after admitting that as | identified them- | H. Atkinson, sopho- | Pa., college |inchont . TIL, doctor, | direet supe high 5chool lryo grades will | Choice" and “U. Webb, to extremes in o meat so that the customer can pomaded hair. |geq it assumed & | yn the agreement adopted by the and readily ad- | National Better Beef association and of the theater, \{he packers’ representatives provid- northern \ing for the stamping, there is a of at least clause to the effect that the plan will Ars. Ibe given a trial to ascertain if there love of adventur a favorable public reaction to it “We wanted a thrill. fpefore it is permanently adopted. Ac- : association, a few| |[butehers who have adopted the | confessed they said [method indefendently have reported | it @ trial but wanted | that it increased their sales substan- | n and start serving | tially. | The plan, officials of the assocla- tion stated, not only enables the pub- [lio to know what it is paying for L |but it also marks the effort of the Iwntv One Ys, [beet industry to attain _increased 5. —(P— |public confidence and good will. . Edison | i ¥ S SR cdding | Find Your Type, Then Choose Your Dresses by going to drove up to the ir brass radlatored | Atlanta, Feb. 25 (P—*First, find v in | your type. 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