New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 23, 1927, Page 2

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY 2 ‘OVEMBER 23, 1927. [] Ly the Visiting who may be earning only their|the A for their mainte- ISy ’millmg but the one day as a holiday. oll on w 1 y t | nance by the Boys' club. The janitor Gflflllflfif SI‘LA“S Just which of the turkeys that MSITING NURSES o for the building and the Welfare Im\w arrived at the White House so ociation has half the house and tar will be served at the presidential 1l and n remainder is used for the staf table has not been de n to numt babies advicr s of the three which re: only 4 ton yesterday was rth Platte Valley Co- business office, and Child | . We have outgro t to the prosi- roor e y | dent by the | has explain That the smooth a cor fanning described Horace Dodge, son of the automobile manu- of his friends. at golf and that . but otherwise we 4 friends,” he said. Dodege recently returned to s . o conference roc and are fast : !operative Poultry association o (o} ] from Honolulu with his two Miss Colby Describes Growth 700" SR s Executive o Issue ADDUAL|imaere. ar on emre aer 11 < Under the terms of th % r o . . |bird came from the Brady, Texas, .o - "\lh"?”- 'ff'f"yf“ Q.e hil- at Exchange Olub Meeting - vovee s ums sor tve coming enr | THADKSGiviDg Proclamation jcramver of commerce. The i |54 A e R el ) y eval ing not to s ar | came from a personal friends of Mr 2 fo | the rest of the time e = | can. Agzain too, t 1. To make it further known that | | Coolidge whose name was not made | oS L : 3 “The people of N vice is often of val part time nursing care is avallable Washington, Nov. 23 (#—Over &, public. 1 circled lob 1 READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS confused ideas conecrning to cvery family in New Britain, re- | g nookup of more than a score| It appears, however, that no such | Manning had completed bt : tivities of the V A ; color, and of fInan-| o0 g4 iions, President Coolidge to- intsresting dab)Shanslmen s ol b e actintion ) S tow and done to |clal s iz SR " |received this year as a vear ago,| He said he lenva i o complishmer ! rd efficlency ot our | NEN u“’{-n.‘;‘mm.;h;r"';f:v‘.?:m;:‘:\lil:: [hen Rebecca, the. raccoon made|the east this 1'a voca- D;:‘N i IS l clared Miss el Colby at > : Socglo. v Eors | He will speak Into the microphone | T debut at the White House. In- | tion.” Hasiat el nization prenatal e morel cr 5 s tended as a table delicacy, she won| Denying i ~ meeting o Ex Hon (1o sunpoied impss ade ot ativeries ac. | (701 1is stuly in the White o | e o A Jp::slr;;‘n(': DI !winhis o Dr, A, B. Johnson, D.D.S. curring in the 1 by placing :“ T e 'f‘“l'n\; ’\,(,:‘,"' 4 and has been his pet ever sincs in the his 1 Dr. T. R. Johnson, D.D.S. s « ¥ s ation ;v[ 3\ :n]v.x-:.‘ ' Hw:-. r 3 (!“”0! ch l-m serve Now | United States and possibly sbthual ‘U:llnll(l’\a\'n(l dismal weather for the accompany 1a NAT. BANK BLDG, “ a4 bl Britain people in the same good It will mark the first time a presi- |0 oY it hins our founden 1 dent ever has been able to reach S o % i ey millions of people in a personal ap- l]lv[]R[;E I]E[;REE ; et P peal to observe a Thanksgiving day. all Agnes Dawson On Mr. Coolidge will head the text of | 1 [ ) it, no| In 1016167/ of new cases ad Child Welfare Staff bis Thanksgiving day proclamation ] r | 4 e e (®—The ap- |Which was 4 carlicr this month. | J | N : e i s "| In Washington, the holiday will e | ¥ | il s R artford and Spring. observed with services in virtually JEE— : e he state bureau |all of the churches, President and . S e orwich oftiee, was Mrs. Coolidge plamning w0 avena | My, Horace Dodge and Lie ‘ > ed paid in part or in nounced ye Miss !"u«.\v]w'. special se r\;m;s ;{f !;1""!,1‘0‘"""1.5 { 4 ; ; ) ; a nurse at the | chnreh in Keith's theater. The Fell o Sl : e, ,“\‘:\.‘" al where she was \s church recently was | tenant VET}' HaDDY e catanil i \ ) \ ; Sl operating room. | razed and services are being held i | — Nurse N P. M. As < g s native of Norwich theaters pending construction of &1 Reno, Nev., Nov. < < T hiesame e e Seriod in charity work in | new editice. | ofi Alen Hovac: e o o o | | S o et e T W o T D ot th a o the & siu- | Goolld il l'“, Am:; ,\L\ 3 lionaire and I ranklin Manning, for- | nurses § e e \l bave ag their gucss mer lleutenant of the Unitea States while in 19 e e or dinner nr.. and i e irmy which culminated in marria admitted S oL aeshory Stearns of Boston, who arc house at Honolulu August 1, At el @ guests of the president. Their son, 'to he wrecked by a Nevada divorce, . ) Bound e Ty John, will not be with them in spite of the fact that Manning i A 5 i Academy Student Dies herst college which he atter spending severa he DAY LeRan o Of Gymnasium Injury . il ter, N. H., Nov. 23 (P— A e n: : to| P o | Frederick Ogden, 15, a student at Gan : tlon of the oity for all types of serv. | Phillips Exeter Academy, died today 1 4 foo. Maple Hill and Eim Ml ®ire |at the Exeter hospital from injuries Iy i th e received yesterday when he fell of “sw Tity” [ or from a spring board in the gymna- in a state c v ) ) ; el n. He was said to have landed 1 5 i, we find h or onse- | to to wre offercd to the k of his neck, fracturing s R i o e s v vertebra. 1lis parents, Mr. and ) real cor < s as h : i e e o v _ [ Mrs. Louis H. Ogden of Norwell, ! Jii P thelr pur i broad- v red nurses are largely New Britain | persias ik saside dutientich Pl ly phra twe | omen. They arc a fine type, inter- | 4 | e “Our fou 5 iz ervices on | ested in the promotion of health for g T | EPENDEN meeting with e A s mecting | DIAMOND IMPORTS LARGE | EHESGREATSINDEEENTIENT at d many varied types of de- s which are made for their U. S Brings In Over Million Dollars | the next i Worth In Month | i s insured th perman he nurses work clos with w ston, Nov 23 (# | ork. In 1907 fwo nurses the local doctors, not being permit- | Unised § imported §$1 sary. In 1908 a wor ted to give nursing care to a patient | worth of uncut diamonds du the hoard of : > is a doctor in attend- \ July alone obtaining for this su : ugh e in handling social | 25,817 c an addi- vas appoin probls nurse refers the case | tional §. 1 cut car- fa; h all th o such agencies as are trained and | ats. Mos amonds quipped to handle the situations. cam. om and from the U R. to a 5 No material relief is dispers most of the rs from very important f | “Our headquarters ar Czechoslovakia, France, equip and maints )t 1ter street, across from 1 and British South Africa the nurses. Their ed, however, an ing the following y women were ¢l hip of om e office and the r previons male Direc king ; or Ith and it hat som cepted health o upport; ol nd Clark, quarte A BARGAIN SALE (365 Days in the year] “Well Mac, you're passing out fine cigars, I'll say. And you are always preaching economy in smoking. Didn’t you say you never would pay more than 10 cents for a cigar?” ot the 58, THE WORLD'S der on Read the TO THE PUBLIC: On October 18th at 2:49 p. m., two strictly stock Studebaker Commander Sport Roadsters, and a strictly stock Com- mander Sedan, started at the Atlantic City Speedway (one and one-half mile board track) to run continuously for 25,000 miles and thereby, if successful, to estab- lish a new world record for endurance, and also, if possible, to average better than a mile a minute and thus break all existing speed records not already held by Stude- baker cars. These were the objectives sought by Studebaker. This run was sanctioned and supervised by the American Automobile Asscciation, which stationed a squad of 35 men on the job in charge of ValHaresnape, Secretary of the Contest Board of the Association. These men kept all of the records by means of the most accurate electrical time recording in- struments and tape which registered every lap (16,667 laps) as each car passed over a wire stretched across the track immediately in front of the judges’ stand, which was occupied by four A. A. A. men at all times —day and night. In addition, at least two members of the A. A. A. Technical Committee kept an accurate record of all gas, oil and water re- plenishments, together with parts replace- ments and work doné on the cars. The sole duty of the Studebaker drivers and pit men was to keep the cars on the track and the average speed above a mile a minute. They had nothing to do with the recording of distance or speed. The Official Results of the test as duly certified by the American Automobile Association were as follows: Both roadsters finished 25,000 miles on November 3rd at 1:37 p. m., which made the total elapsed time 15 days, 22 hours and 48 minutes, or 22,968 minutes, and the average speed 65.31 miles per hour for the entire distance. The Sedan finished 25,000 miles on No- vember 4th at 10:09 a. m., which made the total elapsed time 16 days, 19 hours and 20 10 cents L “Yep”, drawled Mac, “and that cigar you're praising set me back just ten cents.” srowth Vilk ives of t “Then you got it at a bargain sale,” I came back. “This is a Sumatra wrapper—ALL-Havana filler—a high priced cigar if ever I smoked one. No mistaking this flavor = and mildness.” £ “Sure it's a bargain,” Mac agreed, “but it's one that you can get 365 days in the year. Peter Schuyler Victor, everywhere for just ten cents.” GLASSLS is the short pieces left over {from the finc Havana hizher priced ci- Brief tonight. of ou gars Get back of a FR SCHUYLER | All-Havana filler for 42 years HORT! ALBANY, N. QUICK SERVICE m Our While-You-Walt Reps wl are selling these Large Skull Lems le Spectucies at §5.00 no matier what the other fellow charggs. Al zutrs ng. B, 312, 820, or £25. We have facllitles and employ a regh trist_who s competent to examination of y sligation, when cated glasses are o New Britain Fish Market 70 CHURCH ST. Opp. Herald Office | — | SEA FOOD 1s healthful, delicious, tasty. We have oysters in scason, as well as scallops, clams, shrimp and lob- ster. It is a good idea to vary the diet with fish twice a week instead of just once. It reduces the effort of making out menus, too. Britain's Repairing Alarm Clocks 97 Parlor Clocks §12, ¢ ichacls 354 MAIN ST. New Onen Thursday & Saturday Evening Until 9 o'Clock P~ For Endurance and Speed cctabiiched 3 STUDEBAKER COMI{ANDERS Nothing made by man in the history of the world has ever traveled so far so fast—25,000 miles in less than 23,000 minutes CHAMPION CAR facts below South Bend, Ind., November 10th, 1927 minutes, or 24,2¢0 minutes, and the aver- age speed 61.98 miles per hour for the entire distance. These are world records for distance covered and average speed. No ma- chine made by man in the history of the world, be it airplane, automobile, steam engine, or ship, has even ap- proached the performance of these Studebaker cars. An accurate record of all repairs and replacements was kept on the three cars. At Studebaker’s retail prices for parts, the total cost of all mechanical repairs and re- placements (including labor) on the two Roadsters was $207.88 or 41 hundredths of acent per mile for the 50,000 miles traveled. The Sedan turned over during the night of November 2nd with a mileage of 21,390 miles to its credit, while going at the rate of 65 miles per hour. It was necessary to replace radiator, wheels, headlights and front axle, but the car was back on the track again in one hour and fifty-seven minutes and completed the 25,000 miles with an average speed of 61.98 miles per hour. The repair cost was, of course, made abnormally heavy on the Sedan by this wreck—totaling $408.24 or one and sixty- three hundredths cents per mile. Competitive enginecring and proving ground tests, plus analytical examinations of a hundred cars made during the past year, had convinced the men who make Studebaker cars, that they are superior in performance, endurance, and value to any other cars on the American market today. Realizing the futility of superlative claims, so prevalent in automobile adver- tising, Studebakerdetermined seven months ago to go after all existing performance records held by stock automobiles and to submit the results to the public as official facts certified to by the highest Americanauthority, namely the Amer- ican Automobile Association. A. R. ERSKINE President, The Studebaker Corporation of America A . ) ) p A . 4 i L i : I ‘ P 1 ! " ‘ * § | i B ] | | o, . { R - i 5