New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 2, 1927, Page 6

6 3 '\‘C LT‘\W AIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1927, ghit. 1 TALKS ON MARRIAGE - Ui Wy s oGl RAD]D FILAMENT I SOURCE OF POWER Tubes Store Up Vast Enelgy Service, In ° (A Aladdin lamps power de- | and control field of engineer lectrie 1»... n Doors, Ilnn onl m.u entle develope ling such civiliz as llights and What syst 1ave up the blic disclosure, v | «d enough to keep indus- : as it endeavors to keep ago the late Elbert H Gary waved & hand In front of a| t in his New York t v electrical mills the Homes! Steel Works, | dreds of mile ay, wer for the Re Westin ciric & Manufac- | turing demonstrated device permit- ol of power at Again, the same how the roar of , approaching a t, could he floodlights of company made to turn on the the airway. Opcrate Crossing Siznals In each case the miracle was worked by a vacuum tube, 8o sensi- tive to light or sound that the flick [of a1 the vibration of a voice or 1 sent the electrons in the establishing an electric cur- ong enough to operate an ary relay and cireuit, Utilizing the principles, en- neers say It would be possible for to open his sarags door erely by allowing his on a tube r the doors. Similarly, s could operate their own : or grade crossing signals, and manner the coming of dusk or of dawn could automatically furn on and oft municipal lighting plant thus eliminating the human agent Some da say these prophets of new engineering, a lone man at a strategle point will " rol complet nd infallibly the tion of a t power 15 over half a continent. '—vacuum tubes—on duty throughout the net work of s will instantly tell him when ) he will be e the lo- ULDINE UTLEY same emphasizing pat on the Bibie Miss Utley, who is tour country to bring bhack t fashioned religion and make world safe girlhood, admits she hasn't given great study to the tails of but expressed her unalterab) ition to ar nge in the marriage ceremon: v, they aren’t married 1l he world will become ishness if suc de- ms hecome ilar Miss Utley's opinion of the modern exactly laudatory in nce Next his principle of remote applied to water br fall of a vacuum communi- e ating iit, is instantly headquarters, ine also may its of this new science. The high- power cathode ray tube, perfected by Dr. W. D, Coolidge of the Gen- ral Electric has worked won- < that may have a message for cal seience. It has been ob- I that these rays, expelled into ir from an X-ray tube, have a ctrat cqual to that of ze quantities of radium, The ul- timate services of this tube have not 1 for st by Dr. Coolidge, but ons are that physicians to utilize its product. awakening ought to = imple virt: er, by ope ap the bene- audicn: nd pe Co., ng may he able DOG l|l NT IN TOKYO (P —Deer by the police for a ands of homeless about the stree hich roar Hundreds of the canines | ing most of the READ HERALD CLASSI FOR YOUR WA} WHY NOT? DRESS UP Pav { ‘Uour 5. CREDIT i» $2 a p $2 a Week j@ Od Week | Men’s 0’Coats Ladies’ Co: 9 95 hM Say GILBERT’S Just Say It MAIN ST. NEW BRITA time., Ua /’fl Charge Tt mber has FCHEONS Kansas City ted down nerations s of a unique must b sh not only his own brand rieultu to- ranchman fron t of his neighbor, b > 1 g rns sometir “flank art” of a connois other toker with at times. 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New brands ginated to [ suit the owner's y § already are in use that the cattle- teer men in this vil- man often has difficulty prod » served in an original and practical at every blaze Residgs finding a mark that cars. Ol men now, identified edsily turn out at every which cannot he altered. Son . They are W. Bécker, Irands while oth- nker, and ers can be changed b ch W man, e a | mitte ' ia s the clarifies his n lead- 1ent Cool- rty leaders to turn to the com- names from lit- cowhoy's T PANS Dec. 2. () 7 TO 12:30 Fresh Cut Hamburg, 2 Ih. MORNING SI’L( TAL 15¢ 25¢ 35¢ Best Maine Potatoes, pk. SPECIALS .. 1 ibs ot 1 . 139 $7.05 “89¢ 3le 25¢ 25¢ 29¢ 35¢ Elizabeth White o a-sced iaisin Faaey Peachies, Fresh frem (he churn Wedgwood ected 5¢ Lean Smoked Shoulders, Ih. T ALL DAY Roast Pork, Ib. ..... Lean Pork Chops, Ih. .......... Legs Genuine Spring Lamb, Ib. . Loin Lamb Chops, 1h. . ... FRICASSEE FOWL, 1b. ... 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Yellow Globe Turnips, 6 s, Kiln Dricd sweets, 8 1bs Baldwin Apple Bleached Celery, Green Brans, 2 qts, Wax Beans, 2 gt~ qt 3 at. heh, 18¢ in | he can- |8 chines in a few short yyears made it possible virtually to triple the amount of work done daily and to halve the number of persons re- quired to do it. Business likes the machines evi- dently, for it spends an estimated 0,000,000 for th yearly, and pox bly this estima is low. The United States not only is the great- est user of such machines, but the atest porter, OFFICE FINTURES SPEED UP WORK Help in Banishmg Workers’ Drudgery New York, Dec. 2. (P—The clock strikes five. Throughout the itry closc with a bang; o empty and descend doors of office buildings into the street millions of offi homeward bound — manufacturer and ex- ccuracy Increased They are sold 'round the for business men they practi- cally pay for themselves in rc tion of overhead, departmental cost cutting and improvement in office efficiency and output. In many businesses department per- sonnel been cut in half, releas- rough for the da ing employes for work more in They went to work at 9 o'clock; | tant than mere routine. Al oy used to start at 8. They the workers thus noon on Saturda v Lecome specialists, experts in th o work late. In dress and bear- | overation of key machines and so they are kings and queens; | nore valuable to their employers. they were drab workers. | Irom pen to telephones interests are many; once | fice appliances have heen made had time and thought only > probubility hu- work. Thelr work is greater > hookkeep- volume and better in quality, | ¢ v to yet they have time and energy for | ms greater r-work activities. nd by ne- ¥ have shorter hours and r pay. Apparently they are lappier and healthier people. How il they do it? They didn't—a willion modern machines, known s office appliances, did it for them. Automatie, error-proof, tireless, vapid, efficlent, the business ma- world, displaced hav of- au- i ‘makes no crror cumulators show tant tof and at controls prints and cuts but wraps packag and stamps or ready for delive wrappi aper, scals them addresses th For Tomorrow Only at Sacrifice Prices, we will sell all Pianos and Phonographs Taken During Our Great OPENING OneDayOnl have New Businesses Arise Automatic typewriters have in- scd the output of the printed | word and automatic word counters | tell the new total at a glance. Post- ing machines are made to analyze accounts as well as to keep rec- ords. Coin changing, sorting, count- ing pping machines excel | the best cashier in speed and never make his mistakes Dictatin machines rapher for other wor mach type name, address, facsmile | 0 . Pride of Detroit Is Covered Over By Names Washington, Dec. 2. (A—Willia: Brock and Fdward F. 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