New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 13, 1929, Page 10

10 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, APRIL 13, 1929. _—— a % Rh e i The |41 e e “or col- ed out by the Terlin Construction |voring to straighten them out. we l | tal with the 1928 estimatcd popula- | zutomatically ring all over the vessel ¢ $10.7 out gun 1 B ;. s ol Co. for this plant, and the founda- jalso realize, be se of our rapidly ' Ition of 120,013,000 indicates at | Se. 3 S & mad tha accident e tion at no place is tied into the growing sales and swelling advertis- IN! thre is mow one motor vehicle for| The “radivisor.” as the inventlon o V Sline Bt dess . c f the s toundation of the Herald building or fing linage, that ~we are making | “vn-ry 5 persons in the United States; | is ;fli::d-!"“l“':;u ”:r"‘:':‘::“"’o“"“’:"; ! ss « s in- ) ich 2 . [ any of its floor, thus eliminating the |friends in readers and advert sers. or one for every family. ness b 4 =ha ! EN LISH ! '&VY iie of the ng vould ¢ 3 < t upol transmission of vibratioms It is driv- Despite its seeming callousness at ) ‘ From the owners of the 24,493,124 | Mysterious hidden "gf“;"d'"“: i l{}“ \ the v s Unit PC en by two motors, one a 10 horse |times, a newspaper, like every mem- | apparatus is arranged so that the A . : { motor vehicles. the States and the | Sl . —oe e £ an ac 10 th* power for low speeds, one a 109 | ber of its staff, is human and appre- | JoEess e e R ¢ W invisible rays proceed from secre i peeds, one a 1 T of its staff, appre District of Columbia coll m'mu(w R e o s Replaces Bosu's Whistle i 07- z 22t o o et et 00 LA RS, Sl S0 e [0 s are Kook o shroue vy chopt v ytd e id opes ang 00 POT GOt Increase in {998, e oon pumsirnion, ok, Yo o wtemen oo s it & : motors are hooked up through | | mit , tines, etc., the sum of | t8C BGNIEEN g electric currents. [}Mino flnew Ahqm T‘N!{S Ebeed « : E . a Ivuu-‘l and nine «‘m.nrol 7unun.~ at ac ew by an )ronesl str "f‘.'l ovel. Pre,.edma Ye“ | 2,62 . This is §21 "x'n‘ 'AB SOOI S ANYONC, ©VeN & IMOuse, lering L Ul 128K ¢ N various parts of the press so that in news and adver- | VUdlllp was collected in 1 | erosses the path of the invisible ray, . S of it may be run from us many dit- playing no favorites and act- e an ine r 7 t. | {he circuit is broken and the alarm - ferent positions. ch control sta- n matters of public policy for| deducting §2 1. | hells ring. The invention can alsa tion consists of 4 serics of push but- what seeins 1o be the best interests| Lcollection and miscellancon PUr- |0 apranged so that bells will ring tons. One of them, the “sate,” il of all. registration ot motor vehicles in the | o408, the balince of $301,105.292| o) 4\ closed door as soon as the door pushed in, will make it impossible | ¢ is hewing to the line in this|United States during 1928 was 24- was ¢ to State high | handle is turned. to start the press from any station. | policy which has gained friends- | 493,124, a gain of 1,859 L or B4 (2088 . docal voad fundal L ces which will be <o The next lower button is tie “run” [i¢ our friends who have made pos- |per cent over the number registered | (§ 199), and to and| urefully guarded will include a button, which throws out the “satc le the expenditure of money ne- 1, accor to reports 1 bond funds ($31 ). | humber of relics of Mary Queen ot % t goes in and mukes the apps a to acquire such an equip- ceivi 3 u of Public nnecticut 30 g Scots. The exhibition will be open- g Pew statistics r action. There 18 a ossibly the plant is too large | Roa ited § Jepurtment of cred and $7,373,580 po in| o on 1 by the Duchess of York c L a “stop.” or danger w Britain as it is today, but ! A 3 registration | fec | Princess Marie Lotise is president of ithe executive committee, ;‘ L [.! DOFQC 2 1 which applies the Lrakes to L in the future of the city figures include pas- 2 s 1 E h i t\ hb SALEOE he and cuts off the power. | is such that we have planned our senger auton taxis, husses, kb A i oy a» le f qip, I button turns over the tions so that two more unils road tractors. In fii_‘q !P' I t sing € ) press an mnch or $o at a time so | ma asily added to the press at | addition 148.169 trailers and 117.- RELI[;S PR“TEETE" | STRENGTHEN GARR]SONS q eight { that it may bLe brought into ac-'a the occasion demands it. 946 motorcycles were registered. LU 1201 t s that © curate position for putting on und| We are going to have an inspec- | ol honastine dlatior 1 BY INVIS'B[E RAY —_—— « i [ Washington, April 13.—The total Heraid £} G —— e el removing plates or threading the | tion day or se them neat vehicles regis ance Iner: Porces Along Bore ¥ through the web. The re- | week, when we are g ask any | California is second with 1. tons are marked of our friends who are interested, 10 Ohio is third with 1.649,69 der, Possibly (o Offsct Simllar Se- decrease.” By hold- | come in and look us over. J when | sylvania is fourth with 3 i b i . e atically to pick up|s 1st now, because we wish 10 jgun sisth with T s yraguignan, France, April 13 (P — SRl s T L R it Sy British Treasures R T e e in the “decreasc” button | portunity to become familiar With Liujh with 823 § - scheduled to arrive in April, nearly to slow down. the new machinery before having | ninin with 755, and Wisconsin doubling the force which has been many visitors around. But we are | gar ) With 243 | London, April 13 (® — Invisible |70 h 10 lave you in. if you wish to e E ishers of the Herald feellcoue, and show you all around. o war. In percent Arizona ranks Wil draw ¢ circle as po-| two uncfficial explana- Meanwhile we agaln thank you| [Tt With 16 per cent. The District |tent as those in fairy tales around a |tions for the movement of {roops. f i ald RS ¥oUlor Columbia is A4 with 13 per priceless collection of T oang - The first is that the French govern- tor your aid in our realization of ..\ S Dakotall torioall palies tvlian they 3 ut has determined to man the ude for the ':u! 1-“““',"‘_vvmm“”0n-_<v to make cent; ed at Seaford Hous residence onticr gun for gun with the Ital- LRI L T New Mexico, Alabama and Con. of Lord ady ard de Wal- ians who bave cstablished several SN necticut »eport 10 per . Ten- den an Belgrave Square, in aid of new encampments recently. The oth- A new idea in Paris is the wearing | nesses and Tesas roport 9 per cent; Queen Charlotte's hospital. er is that the recent breakdown in as a hat trimming of a strip of the {and South Carolina, Vermont. W No thiet can penetrate its ci = ication services due to the that :‘\'”';yr' ’”“ (:‘]" X“"El leash. complete oming, North Dakota, Michigan and ferenc out risking immedi eve ather forced the general 10 e e el the anl-| Delaware report 8 per cent. detection it anvone crosses the St (0 put soldiers where they could se | J | Comparison of the v ation 10- | path of invisible ray, a " d at any moment. 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