New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 1, 1927, Page 3

NEW BRITA mm‘y 'FLASHES OF LIFE: HELEN WILLS NEW RADIO USAGE Might Be Utilized in Prospectmg for Metals Washington, Nov. cessful employment of in prospecting for u eral deposits is pr sult of tests by the Bureau of Mines in mine, ged by th Uni These tests, officials of the burcan glve every indication that radio ! say, waves will penotrate more of rock strata ments were Eve, director physics of Mc The observed by Dr. of the d me Hll university treal. Dr. Ev is conducting of geophysical prospecting Bureau of Mines The experiments were with a superheterodyn: vlectron tubes, in the American Mining company at Caribou, Colo. test was held at a depth of where by means of mine concert s distant The next serics of were conducted at a feet, when “mushy’ obtained from Denver., This tion was, however, as good be obtained abov. t time of making being unfavorable given experi reception t Mines opinion that fu should includ penetration distance ths, exenis her tions of th from of lio Ten nerated at wave length. KNIFE VICTIN DYING Hstance less th South Boston Man Seriously Shshed When He Goes To West Roxbury Salesman Nov. 1 (P South Boston Murphy, came to the “Thornton, 2 bury salesm in which the | two men in an ¢ York licen early today, d that he was believed when removed to the hospital, Thornton, was taken to the in and his name placed on th list. Their assailanis ton told police that ing evade [if whe: they him of utt ing to flirt with two girls in machine, he left the b parently had been follow Murphy sought to aid him, t er men drew knives, A passing taxic men to the hospital York m Art) Lioston, ter was « automoi plates i Bay was 50 s slasle dying same aped. with the accuse THE SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE COMPANY 1 (P)—The sue- radio waves ground min- experi- Al nt of t Mon- L study B S0p U for the depth of conducted set with nine of the and Prospecting The first 0 fret a loop a stron and clear reception was obtainet of at Denver, was could th night eding many w Aid of who | the John W, to 1so badly t City titution Thor 1 men attempt nts LEAVES TENNIS TO HUNT DUCKS Calif.—Fair Helen of nu» courts, like handsome Bobby of > links, is an expert with a shot gun. Miss Wills is going duck- Berkeley, Koenigshurg, Germany. worth $50,000, - tion of Uncle Sam to what he re- zards as violation of his rights as hunting with her dad about the time an American citizen. He has lost Ihn- thoughts of Robert e Jones, in litigation in Germany for the Jr., of Atlanta turn to trapshooting. | cancellation of the sale on ti zround that it was during the infla- tion period. London—Miss Mercedes who swam the channel, roses to shiver through of Gibraltar, with Americ Gleitze, now pro- the Strait . next mon support tamford—Head on en automobiles r Hother R. Pesner iis friend, \\1”;1m J. collision ilts in death . Pen South Bend, Ind.—Any ollege fooths »H abolishes g re- wipts Knute Rockne will coac h for othing. Try and get a ticket for the Army-Notre Dame game in New York or for the Southern California Notre Dame game in Chicago. me that New Have n—FulIIx. but heroic at tempt of George W. Ja Haven to Stanle; from drow g in Florida in Febr posthumous o0 Janes, who los save N. J.—Refused by H. J > in pickles and denied to fifteen stockholders of the owning corpor: wuse of legal difficul- 303,552 gallons of brown Octo- ale in the sewers. For 16 the ale was in the brewery of New Haven—Coach Tad to turday in orc as much as s with Princeton Tiger Jone sible for ¢ next we -Joseph superior Danbury over to slaughter charge death of Tevi K. Labraico's aut Labraico bound court on man- arising out ot Manstield, struck obile September after the ac- n of Cardinal O'Connell of Boston in forbidding the singing of **Beat ful Isle of Somewhere at fune comes the Rev. Paul Lindeman, edi tor of the American Lutheran, with | an offer to apply the match if some- body collects all the copies of “Oh P’romise Me" for a bonefire. He thinks a disharmonious note is| at weddings by such senti- pleas. i Hartford—Ou Leong Tong will claim bodies of Chin Lung and %00 lioo Wing and bLury them, if al to board of pardons Monday does not save men condemned to hang for tong murder in Manchester. struck mental Elder Hartford —Mrs, Barbara C. Trim- ar-old wife of Norwich gain nmnu::lcmu\: missing from sanato- way to!rium, found working as maid in le Wo- | theological geminary. there — > ocean. | Panama as Ruth hushand is concerncd she m anything she likes excepi tr o fly the Atlantic. On the meet her in New Yorl mack said he would insist t 2 N0 more soaring over So far Squadron of three drone over Woodbury Wednesday afternoon body of Leroy Thomeon, pilot killed in New ¢ crash Sunday, is lald to rest Hubbell, victim of same to be buricd Thurs in southbury. Constantinople Whiskers und as me are now taboo for Turk cops. Zaro Agha, centenarian, Bakriolon Man 0o o it nssbai e torta luxuriant growth, intends to resist the prefect’s order, at least till he sees what happens on pay hes 1y | Milford—Hearing on manslaugh- !ter charges against Gerald H. How- Ul Yale freshman op mobile In which Mi tot death aiter postponed i | Baltimore holic this archdiocese are for !tend dances or to ing them, no matier purpose may dopted by the plenary council of Daltimor in 1884 a to be en- forced by Archbishop Curley. privsis in fidden to at- ist in rogan how laudable Regulations Army-Ya gar Teddy,” a shepherd ing around tree “fuge until ani- Willimantic- dog, bags fox by cir where fox soug mal became dizz; Dflish fell out. Wilmington, re keen for aviation. By ment with them, Giuseppe is to establish a plane factory here. Irane V. Du Pont has done some flying, Henry 2. Du Pont is a pilot] and has his own landing field. A. r elix Du Pont, Jr., is to enlist in| e army air service Du Ponts arrange- Bellanca | woet Hartford stahl fined $5 for having no wind shield wiper on his truck. Neither has he a wind shield. Collins tor Viering sinks his ball in George Graham's coat | pocket for unique “hole in one.” ATTENDING CONFERE Mit Irene and Berth John served and! puth Duntz and Ellen Halberg will drew designs for &) cpend the next four days at the rests in the 1°ord | tional conference of the G ‘riendly society in Boston. M ne Larson and Duntz will t Alt, f“r rt in the celebration of the gola- who in-!en in | hall. John king, who his fir in which Henry ate and horseless carringe - | muscum, hot | Ford | De oit - M. Colquhoun helped Henry car, i dead. The dog finan wagon e a \ Gr Iuctor, shington mt A ) railroad con. timent house It Closes November 5th The Winter issue of the Telephone Directory goes t- -5 Saturday. November 5th, at noon. Orders for new installations, and changes in present listings, should be given us at once if they are to be included in the new directory. Telephone, write, or call at our local business office—today! DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1927. ‘GIRL SCOUT LEADERSHIP be- | | supplies and publica watching him and } Albert J. Ruben- | | Larson, | jubilee to be held in Symphony | Witch Day Queen | GOURSE T0 OPEN NOV. 7 Candidates To Assemble Lor by struction At Central Junior High School New Britain, Plainville, Berlin a Newington want to be Girl Scout of the onting o new world th ns to any girl 1 nization exceeds 4 1 committee out council. which has j indergone reorganization, is ofl ing the opportunity of two progres sive training cc ses to women )} the communities under the tion of the council. On Monday evening, November at 7:30 o'clock, the f elementary y begin school. Monday ev ing Dec registration fee a small charge uris at will mee ling for six wec 12 The for the course will be n ions issued dur BABBS CARROLI Independen 1) th Nov ing the course. Housewives, teachers, employed women und society girls who long for something jolly, interesting and different will find these thin in Gir outing in its new trend away from the specifically military forms and dress, Women and girls may course with the idea of trocp committee members, sociate Girl couts as well . . Scout lieutenants and leaders Paris Poor Lose Their = Market for Leftovers WALLAC e i Wallace Nutting, the artist bangns authority on Colonial and day New England, was the t the Woman's elub meetir IFirst Congreagtional ch this H kngland, [n«mm& and (‘ll unior in s at Lawrence as Queen Nec new bration 1S the Mardi 1ifty other ritory particiy tion ceremonies take thi hecomi and as Pais, man he bough nd an speaker g in th h chapel N where he est restan A ne 0 up on tl dark Madele church wh every morni went to buy cocked food w buildi is to 0 spot back of spoke on i poor displays left [ stonally some sold ol to th Madeleine ind put on woo Thought She Would nd my nights. 1 loy I matter what you have lieves gas so tha Acts on Sometimes 1 from More often were bits aborate : great din- bulk of the | of cold m from 1 s of th r heard of Hoover's “go the 1 plate Generally | re was a wide choice of ste wds, d'c 11 occa- de er the frerings escued dish ho hors Bave who market ad and fish W Piece trin D 1 evenly # plates. || Il courtyard PROGRAM CHILD WELFARE child fare ted by th ociatior month and ishin at w lays 17 East Stre m. 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