New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 5, 1928, Page 8

8 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1928, in am annual | ual, the poor mendicants were led | Fatokening | to another apartment and each pre- Twelve of the |sented with a new suit or dr women were | overcoat or mantle, underclothing, a | for good prices. | bag containing 0 picces of silver | The ceremony took place in the | READ W LD CLAS! nd | royal palace in the presence of high | FOR BEST RESULTS and 13 women, ous corenmony Christian humility. men and three of the blind. After the simple foot washing rit- foods. On leaving the palace, the beggars sold the baskets to a huge | crowd, which had gathered outside, functionaries of the court, religious officiants, hundreds of Spanish ariv- tocrats and many foreign visitors. to be the first to ohserve the new planet, now that it is definitely located. 3 L) Inetr orbits for the past centucy or he could caleulate its orbit. the new “Planet large. DPlckering esti- mates its mass at about half that | of the earth and its size, about 6300 miles in diameter. Because of its small size, there- | tore, Pickering argues it must he quite close to Neptune—as stellar distances go—in order to affect that et as it does. In fact, he has aleulated its orbit to be that of an ellipse, one end - reaching out he- vond the orbit of Neptune, the| other approaching closer to the carth, betwean the orhits of Nep- | tune and Uranue. i This orbit, however, is about as large as that of Neptune, Pickering | | estimates—which is equal to about 1165 of our earth years. men Astronomer Locates New Planet That Men’s Eyes Never Have Seen [ . Clty‘ ltems et of the finest fruits Stella Zigmond, aged 19, was lo- cated by Sergeant T. J. Feeney last [mght at 109 Hartford avenue, nofice having b ceived earlier that she had run away froem Leng Lane Steel ships are built by men’s muscles 531 men in the Sun Shipyards er we have the largest cautiful assortment of iotted plants and cut flowers at Open evenings. Visi- . Howard C. »f Corbin has entered the New Britain | General hospital to receive treatment avenu Beyond Neptune's Orhit | far iniuries received in a recent au- relieve muscle lameness this way T'S A REAL man's job—the work of the men on the ways in the big shipyards. It At the present time, o is a little -beyond Neptyne's orbit. While Neptune remains almost constantly about 30 times our dis- |tance from yhe sun, this new plan- I et varies from 2 35 times the 000,000 miles as we are sun. some “Planct O | {cinobile accident Make your appointment for yonr srmanent Waves. oanty arlor, new Commercial Bldg —advt. A son was -born at New Britain cral hospital today to Mr. and Miners, steel workers, policemen, firemen, stevedores, farmers—all who do hard muscular How do men who do this heavy work relieve the effects of strain and exposure? How do 2 : 3 takes all the strength—the skill—the courage they treat the occasional minor injuries that work know Sloan’s. It is the liniment that e “'T', o L Oiisto o 20 Geise a man’s got 4 are bound to occur? always kills the aches that come from exposure | wold street. om | might believe this new | Nash suits, Ryan, Tel. 200%— Big wages—adventure—the spice of danger! We made a canvass among the workers in _“’m anc_l wet.dfr.om ::;VY hftlm: from Kmm to bhe merely a qlrl]ln. of |adst. e Yes. and stiff backs — occasional wrenches, the yards of the Sun Shipbuilding Company of strains, sprains and wrenched muscles. Neptune, since it keeps so close to | A. W. Mason of 96 Shuftle Mea- 8 8 ) il e that planet. But Pickering points [dow avenue reported to the police sprains, bruises—and rheumatism when you've Chester, F’a--hf’nt of the largest shipbuilding {out that the farthest such a satel- [at 10:50 last night that lis antomo- been riding the girders or running the big trav- concerns in this country. 531 told us, *‘We use Sloan's.” lite could deviate from Neptune | bile struck a car thaf was parked on eling cranes out in a drizzling rain all day. | Ge Workers in every trade praise Sloan’s Read what this garage worker writes: “One night when I came in from my work my left leg pained me and the next morning it was swollen up and worried me when walking. I applied Sloan’s Liniment to it that night and would be about 100,000,000 mil Elm t, near Chestnut. The Ra- | “Planct O is sometimes five tin dio Equipment Co. owns the ma- | that distance from Neptune, and | chine. therefore cannot be a satellite | Nash Pickering goes so far as to pre- |30Vt Suits, McCabe. Tel. 454— servator culated the foc system. Bostor Plekering astronome Prof. Tic ita exact loc and other tics d vet been of This I8 the resi culations movements o plancts in our —Saturn, Uran Seven I So far as able to o scopes in us accompany ¢ tion about the sui. Mere the way from nearest the sun, mendous ficry u times the the sun., The makes a new cartl ervations of the known planets made at nd. Prof. William W, Picke ion and characteristics of a out ecture very From that ti 1 that Neptune course calculated for it. { ey fornd - planet that heen enough to cause so much | they ation. And even Uranus deviation further and « as i disco’ slight From all these f. Pickering of the gravitational of the other seribed from the extent from | tions, he [the mass planet and even major h in s rota- \ They rang pull to Neptuns s more than 2 Vs distance its intions of the tl Automobile That vmmflgmm mparati 1 e Ot F 1 were a woman I'd want a certain kind of automobile. Of course, I'd want it to look like something. For vou see. it will be almost a part of me, my life, my home. And T wouldn’t want te a fortune for it, be- <e T know too well the value of the dollar. pay ca But I would want far more. I'd want nimbleness, easy steering. dashing pick-up, N TR | 1|( . shown in inset, W ninth planet in our solar name, in the solar sys- | 1 at the Ura although lates | Calculates Position | | ulated planet to three also was able to calculate and size of probable And by e | h m L ] | dict the {0 in the sky. |it roams Greenwich Ob- |[SKY at an angl has eal- Astronomers | telescopes | Pickering | et 0.7 Tt time | of Neptune, in | me on, obsery- | deviated the pull of its | anus, couldn't discovered | showed a simi- | much less, 1 orbit. They | hecked up the | lich s quite compared with | Neptune and | od that | ex- variation obsérvations, the po- whose the deviations planets arc | of these devia- the new. distance hecking up the \ree plancts in () uml HH IIII certain atopping to end traffic terrors. 1'd want the ability to twist easily into tight parking corners. I'd want sure-footed. pos- itive braking on those rainy,wetdays when I drive the children to school. Andon certain afternoons, when I'm tired of dusting anddishes,I'dwantmycar to be a care-free vagabond withme.interestedonlyin finding out what is on the ||HIH| SITH HIHH |I||H IL um AuAu exact location of far down in the southern | from the horizon. | that way in the Ve PERFECT SHORTENING- n/'Wh rOfT Muuum "|H1H|1||H”‘ p] At present, he says, Spamah Royalty Wash e of about 22 degrees Madrid, Spain. their | King and Queen desire | washel the April 5 (P —The of Spain today feet of 26 bheggar are pointing 1 |nu||||l i i LI gl other side of some distant wind-swept hill. * +* + Reo invites every woman who feels that way to try out the Reo Wolverine, to judge it on any feminive basis, over any roads. For Reo has made the Wolver- Feet of 26 Beggars | ine the woman’s car, as well as the man'’s. Tryoneout taday—you will be surprised — especially when you ask the price. REO MOTOR CAR COMPANY * Lansing, Michigan HIHIIHII'HIIIIJII L R 1N muum vy KENNETH M. SEARLE & CO. Cor. Flm and Park Sts. 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