New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 27, 1928, Page 5

L YALE SWAMPS C. U. SOUND WAVES WIL “BE SEEN WITH EYE Unique Demonstration at Mass. Tech Tomorrow Revamped Eli Nine Shows Plenty of | Power with Bruce Caldwell Lead- ing Hitters. . New Haven, Conn. April () —Yale's team swamped Catholic Lall University revamped ba vesterday and the heavy bat of Bruce | . Caddwe plaving the (irsl s ARE i izs M asas® et ape iy | CRAARGLL MAYH M o vy spring, helped make the scorc Sound waves will be seen s well P i s heard in anovel demonstration in Coneh Jor Wood felt the nniucky oratory of acousties at ) Institute aihlete’s broken finger had e fo- Laufficiently to allow him to play ccond hase tomary instruments and oW ®h g visible on the of an instrument ! ¢ aph, employs ey of Techno which makes the ol m whirling mi Hed an o +amplification for rns the volume of sound | The enc-stdod win wias the more rom o phonograph and |yemarkante b it followed radi- eal changes nesday i the lineup bast Wl ¢ visible in the | ne which e variations Changes in the low and the dily detected. e to identify the in- diidual instruments of an orchestra ACGDATS TARE : in sowsa THO Dters Crmcally Injured, 15 Overnight Toll Ty it 1 pos: makes it "‘? to teach the 3y watching a standard of sound waves representing nd words the deaf are able 1o practice, make sounds until their | voices produce wave forms identical o the standard. The deaf are also lewrning to understand what is be- aid when voiee of an instruce ing into a microphone, is i in visible form of an | sons were ¢ Leopold Bearniski New Britain laborer diee | pital four months after ; on his head last Chrisimas Eye st New Britain i On - another industrial AR Ralph Tomlinwon killed at New unloading hus g several b BYRI]’S TRIBUTET0 FAITHFUL FRIENI]‘5’:?54'::.:1,?,‘:{? repros scillo scident crushed when several Bl Mix of New Taven || ! was investigating 1! death of o (ives Touching Eulogy OB Flogd | {2veschy 2 Ve ent o Be“ne“ Mre. Minnie Morton, 35, died hit by the 27 P - Com- trolley ca Byrd last night |is in Brooklyn, N here on thelon a reckless driy weral train, described Floyd Ben- | Dominic Onofric nett, his late chief assistant 4n [ in a critieal condit | Polar eaplorations, as “the best of hospital today after o autormobile driven by Nicol 1er- | rucet of New Haven 1., One man was in a ¢ ak- tion at a Waterbury was 10| following a collision nett and a tree at Waterbn panions were 1red capeditions is to b Wi is sl wd Floyd was the | fering froma possible ure of | A1l combanions. “Never a single word of annoy- nee passed bets cen My principal pleasiure inou yatory expeditions Fhe rcason. i my opinion, for zoing on am with good scouts, NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, ¥PIDAY, APRIL - 27, 1928, MONTH END SALE 100 Doz. Turkish Towels Pink and Blue 18¢ 18x36. Double thread. 25¢ grade. each Nize borders Saturday. Women’s New Slips Made of Rayon. Ruftled and hemmed hottoms. Al new light shades. Month I2nd Sale Saturday 84c Fach ar as heing a good | the skull and internal injurics | \‘:vmu 1, for their mnu.m and hospitality. and gative of the 1 N and its| Noted Hungavian Communist u(-m! iation of lhe‘ | Jfrorts nmetts life!| -~ in Vieana Under Close Guard—! and of the sympathy oxpressed after | oy cath, Dr. Delaney, superinten- | I he Jeffery Hale hospital in | viey which 1 t died, Commander | Xoheln Byrd describeds as extraordinarily | j, conscicntious, and paid tribute te his treless efforts. “1 also feel,” not only the « was showing whole of Can Bela Distalla | vian communist, | bheen arrested here a Kun said he eame fo Vienna o ate secrct orders given him he said. “that # Was|jp Moescow which he could not re- ce public Which! (oa), He opend a so-ca'led com- | orrow, but theipey n the seventh nll‘”l\l; 1 many Hungarian | whe ve of the great men of | oy I ates, which dearly loves| gyn, who was banished from | Champion Welterweight Rilly Drake s rific Lacing hu, ce Rounds in Bout. 70 MARRIES 26 Paris, April 27 (UP)——Dr. Georg 1 A. Dixon, 70, prominent New York | physician, and Mile, Marie Theres: hner, a 26-year-old language in- struetor, were marricd in the eity hall vesterday afternoon. Dr. Dixon one time ph an to J. . Morgan tended many other met the r when she to teach aid of Bennett. “Canada | \iopng geveral years ago and was t fecling, and expressed| jeported to Moscow. will he charg ¢ to further cement the T0- | i)y jllegally returning fo Austria. | lationship bonds that closely unite ' «rho Jungarian government, however our two countries.” is reported demanding his surrender | —= {in view of hundreds of crimes with | s LY wms { which he is charged in that country. | DUNDEE EA I Double guards were stationed out- ¥ — side of the police house today in [ fear of plots to kidnap him. Hands | yicnna, which recalls Kun's san- guinary regime in v and the concurrent wave of Bolshevist spivit | in southern Europe. is deeply agitat- | ed by his presence here St Louis, April 27.—P—Joe| Dundee, world's Welterweight cham- wion, o far outclassed Billy Drako. Billed as German welter champion, | that the bout last night was haltec fn the third round. Drako was Nnocked down several times, Dun- | dee’s title was not at stake. S l'lm-ago elter- rounder. Frankie Ogner, former St. I.onisan, outpointed Charlic Glaser of | called at Chicago in another 10-rounder. {nim Trench. Plan Westward Atlantic Fligfit Phil Wood and C. A. (Duke) Schiller, (left,) who abandoned a projected transatiantic flight from Canada to England last sum- | mer; have lnnounced they will attempt a westward flight from ! ireland to America in July. The announcement was made by | Wood in Florida. "Single breasted style. * Month New Britain’s Leading l Baby Shop Offers $1.29 ESMOND CRIB BLANKETS Size 36850, Nursery patterns in pink and blue. All neatly boxed. Month Iind Sale, each .. .. sl '00 98¢ CHILDREN'S ROMPERS Sizes 2 and 3, made of genuine broadcloth. Smoked and stitehed. Month Iind Sale, each .......... 79C WATERPROOF RUBBER SHEETS Ruffled edge - 39¢ CARTER'S SILK AND WOOL VESTS MATERIALS: WOOL CREPE KASHA SILK CREPES Size 27x36. Rand’s make. with eyelets. Pink and blue. Month End Sale, each . | Al colors and styles. | Month Emd Sale, each ......... BABY KAPOK PILLOWS - 39c¢ Smart_new mushrooms, off-the- line, Silk and Straw combination. Month End Sale Saturday, each Boys’ All Wool 4-Pc. Suits 7 05 Size 13x17, in pink or blue. Month End Sale, cach 2 S $2.98 Wemen’s Handbags Novelty tapestry, silk, leather and suede. Pouch and en\cln,.c styles. Month End Sale Each Girls’ Wash Dresses Sizes 7 to 14. Some with bloomers. Made of Inglish print, chambray and broadcloth. Values to $1.50. Month Iind Sale. Fach All colors Month End Sale. Fach 36 inches wide. Per Yard o Women'’s Silk Gloves Fach Novelty cuff, made from milanese All new Spring and Summer - $1.00 Size 81x90. Month End Sale, pair Another New Shipment of Many ncatly trimmed with contrasting colors. 1 98 to $3.00. Month End Sale, pair ... GILLETTE WILLIAMS Children’s and Misses’ Pat and Tan Pumps and Oxfords Many new Cut-Outs and Theo Ties. Fvery pair guaranteed. All sizes to 2. Value From Our Toilet Goods Department' For Men! For Men! RAZOR BLADES AQUA VELVA 34c re 34c coue $1.50 25¢ SIZE COTY'S COMPACT | JOH N BABY POWDER and refill Month End Sale . 166 EDNA WALLACE HOPPER'S and Iau.e turkish towel | $1 Face Powder for 69(: End Sale. 790 | 60c Face Cream for 39c Menth End Sale. Both for All for WOOL JERSEY iolf Knickers, Vest and Coat. izes 7 to 16. Values to $13.95. 98¢ TURKISH TOWELS Large and medium s Some shgh!]\ imperfoct. FRUIT OF THE LOOM COTTON All first quality. cial for our Month End Sale. £1.98 RIPPELETTE BED Size 81x108. Pink, blue and veliow stripes ial for our Month End Salc. Good heavy cotton. Month End Sale 89 ........ C Special ...... rAY HERE CASH YOUR FACTORY CHECKS Extra Cash Dividends Tomorrow! Every day is a day of savings for you at Raphael’s, because we sell for cash only. But tomorrow we hold a One-Day Month-End Sale, which Mo ks $l .00 $2 Blouses and Vestees means EXTRA CASH DIVIDENDS for you. So join the Saturday Ba.lbriggan Made nl\mnd](l(llm(liv\ml Jong or short crowds here tomorrow who know that it pays to pay ("lsh at New Brit- Shirts and Drawers sleeves. Month End Sale $1 69 ain’s 0“') Cash |)(‘|)dl'llll(‘ll‘ Store! For men. Sizes 32 to 46, Shirts with Saturday. . short sleeves. Drawers double seat B e———. |20 ankle length. 39¢ 3 HANDKERCHIEFS Regular 20¢ Grade BROWN COTTON Mo : 111 M‘ddy Blouses Men's and Women's. “M;()IHI"{‘RI:MM inches wide, extra Fine Quality Silk Lisle ade of Jean cloth : roadeloth. To Close Out heavy. 1 1 e o A o o 30 Month ind Sale Starched and semi-sof: *onth End Sale Union Suits For Women Ny 98 4 Month Fnd Sale 121/ kv:;\e Jength with French band or - bodice top. Lach C C l 3 for 44C 2C v Month ind Sale, each . 55C Women s and Misses’ Silk and Wool Values to $11.9 Fur Collars and Self Collars Silk Jined throughout. $3 95 All new materials are Women’s and Misses’ Sprmg Hats tace style, and close fitting models. Made Many sold up to $5.00. Special . 8 Timely Cash Values From Our Large Domestic Department Size 20x10. quard borders. Month End Sale. Bach' .. thread. 52c¢ Double Size 12x Fxtra spe- 18¢ SPREADS Size SIx108. blue stripes. Always sold up to $1.25. M f y $1 59 Month End Sale. $3 49 anufacturers .......... : Eacl o E Samples $1.19 SCALLOPED BED SHEETS 29¢ RUFFLE CURTAIN MATERIALS e L R g All seamless and Tully bleached. With colored rayon borders. Extra special omen’s and Misses’ novelty sport for our Month End Sale. Yard A Lucky Purchase! 5001 Pairs of Men's and Boys’ First Quality Sneex Made by Converse Rubber Co., Bronche, Bear Cat, Big Nine, Scouter and many other brands. Values to 8250, White, avey, khaki, brown. Crepe or rubber soles. Al sizes to 11, Month End Sale $1.49 APHAEL'S—"THE BIG STORE” Sport and Dress DRESSES COATS Values to $9.9: $7 95 HEAVY TURKISH TOWELS All double thread towels. Pink and blue borders. PILLOW CASES \l,uh\ of hml\\ \\Intn u\llnll Ix- SILK RAYON SPREADS All are seamless in pink and ~olid colors and combinations. oun metal, Golden Brown. Krome” Il $2.98 values. 0. N. T. CROCHET COTTON MONTH END SALE Boys’ Percale Blouses Sizes 6 to 16, Open cuffs, double yoke; guar- anteed washable colors. 59c quality. 39c Saturday, cach $1.50 Sealpax Union Suits Sleeveless and knee length. Button shoulder or regular style. Fine count nainsook and mesh ventillo cloths. Month End Sale. Cash Specials From Qur Wash Goods Dept. 10 INCH ALL SILK FLAT CREPE Black and 40 new shades. A very heavy and closely woven fabric. Always sold up to $1.79. : | Month End Sale, vard . .... $l .45 10 INCH ALL SILK CREPE DE CHINE ‘& A wonderful crepe that sells elsewhere up * |l to $1.69. Black and 32 new shades. - | Month Iind Sale. $l 15 Yard .’Tl Y\RD\ NATURAL SILK PONGEE inches wide and free from Regular 69c quality. | Month End Sale I 2 v $1.00 ‘- mc]udotl ! LOT OF CHARMEUSE, RAYONS, e = ORGANDIES AND BATISTES That sold up to 69c yar | Month End Sale, per 35c | 29¢ FANCY DRESS PERCALE | of Silk Benga- | All first quality and in full pieces. 67 new ||l patterns. Month End Sale, per yard .... $1.00 23¢c $1.95 “Hollywood” Silk Hose Full fashioned. The latest with the new “Hollvwood” Heel; 12 new shades. All first quality. $l 50 Month End Sale, pair 50c Women’s Silk and Rayon Hose Plain and drop stitched styies. Black, white and 1 light shades. Month ind Sale 3.-$1.00 Jac- .35¢ hose. Value to 81.50 Month End Sale, per pair Just Received a New Shipment “Dickory Dock” Shoes, Pumps and Oxfords 198 ) Notions and Small Wares WILLIMANTIC SEWING MERCERIZED SEWING COTTO COTTON Month End Sale All colors 3. 10c 3. 11c SEWING NEEDLES S 25 to package i & Month End Sale Hontd o S 4c Tc COMMON PINS 160 in package Month End Sale 2 for 5C Pat, tan, smoke. Guaranteed “Kor ¥ “Outgrown before outworn.’ Month End Sale. soles. Month End Sale