New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 10, 1929, Page 3

FIND OCEAN DEEP OF GGANTIC Iz “Hole” in Paciic Would Com- pletely Engull Pike's Peak Washington, May 10 UP—Unsus- pected ocean depths, in which Pike's peak with its 14,180 feet of height would be topped by 4,000 feet of water, have been discovered oft the Peruvian coast. Scientists aboard the non-mag- Jmectic ship “Carnegie,” mapping the contours of the ocean bed on their way to Papeete, Tahiti, found depths ranging from 9,000 to 18, 000 feet over a distance of 50 miles. The vast depression was named “Bauer deep,” in _honor of Drl J.ouis A. Bauer, director of the edepartment of terrestrial magne- tism of the Carnegie institution, which is sponsering a three-year eruise of the vessel. The ship which has been out since May 1, 1928, now is near Pa- &0 Pago, American Samoa, on its way to Japan. In July it will enter port at S8an Francisco to touch the United States for the first time since the expedition nnrled‘. Mapping the ocean bottom, a single item in a broad program of investigation covering the pheno- mena of the earth's magnetism, ©cean circulation, deep life and other studies, is carried on with the latest type of sonic depth finder of the United States navy. The fail- ure of a part of the finder tested the resourcefulness of the scien- tists when they were cruising to Calloa. Shot-gun shells were draft- od into use, The shells were fired in a 20-foot brass pipe held over the side and fmmersed two feet into the water. The shock produced by each shell was so great that to those sitting in the cabin it appeared that the vessel had struck a rock. The finder bases its measure- ments of depth on the tfme requir- ed for a noise produced just under the surface near the ship to reach the ocean bed and to be carried back to microphones as echoes. There were sufficient shells on the ship for depth measurements to be made twice a day until Callao was reached and the regular appa- ratus conditioned. COLEBROOK ASKS FOR AID New Hampshire Town Has Enough ¥ood and Clothing-But Nearly All Homes Were Destroyed By Flood. Colebrook, N. H,, May 10 (UP)— An_appeal for funds was broadcast today by the Colebrook flood disas- ter relief, emergency branch of the American National Red Cross, to re- store the community destroyed by the recent New England floods. The dam at Balsams broke and swept away or damaged the town's §8 houses. Dr. Walter F. Noyes, chairman of the finance committee reported that 47 families had los their all and 200 individuals ave seriously affected. Noyes said that Colebrook has enough food and clothing for the present but that outside financial aid is the only means by which the com- munity can hope to restore itself. Governor Tobey has visited the scene of the disaster and is issuing a state wide appeal for help, Noyes said. Balance of - 5530 632 As Fiscal Year Ends In the several city funds which do not revert to the general fund at the close of the fiscal year, these s a total of $530,632.72, according to a report completed this after- noon by City Treasurer Curtis L. Bheldon. Included are: Sewer fund, $21.- $01.54; subway fund, $19,412.86; street improvement fund, $22,313.- 08; park fund, $408.06; general fund, $1,533.20; cemetery fund, $1,- £89.65; city building fund, $1.668.- 80; new school fund, $445,768.26; dog licenses, $292.03; public amuse- ments commission, $1,512.84; city plan commission, $461 park pur- chase fund, “$1.068.76; street de- partment, $8.833.19: zoning, $813.- 32; municipal garage fund, $80.14; state aid to widows' fund, $11 municipal comfort station, $1,911 12; German gun installation fund, $1.289.06; Home service bureau, $163.36. Dr. William J. Cooper, United Ftates commissioner of education, will conduct classes on federal and state organization at the University of Bouthern California this summer. | them and Gardens of historic Virgizia homes are to be opened to visitors from many states during Garden weck in Virginia, Richmond, Va., May 10 (#—VFa- mous old homes of Virginia, widely known for their historic and floral charm, are opened to visitors from many states during “Garden weck” in the first 10 days of May. The week, sponsored by the garden club of Virginia, marks the public opening of historic homes of the Old Dominion and their gardens fragrant with an old world charm. Gunston hall on the Potomac, bearing the impress of George Macon of revolutionary war fame; Castle Hill, where reside the Prince and Princess Troubetskoy; Westover. ancestral home of the Byrds; and Montpelier, with its memorjes of James and Dolly Madison—all arc included in a well mapped itinerary that covers the entire state. ‘Willlamsburg, steeped in history, TOOK CATHARTICS - EVERY NIEIIT Eating ALL-BRAN Reheved Constipation Everybody who is slave to cathar- | tics and laxatives will be interested in this letter— “1 took eathartic pills every night and enemas daily to relieve myself and take away the awful headsches I was subject to. Two months ago I started eating & large bowl of your ALL-BRAN with eream for breakfast and today I am in fine condition, Detter than I have been in three years. bowels are regular every day. I have mot taken one eathartic pill in two months."— m J. O'Connell, 53 Pheips _An.. Constipation gets in its deadly 'work when bulk is left out of the diet. Kellogg’s ALL-BRAN, however, will supply this bulk. I{ sweeps the intestine clean and stimulates nor- mal action. Two tablespoonfuls | daily—chronic cases, with every meal. Thousands have regained their old-time vigor and relieved consti- Enfion forever by eating ALL- RAN. Doctors recommend it. Kellogg's ALL-BRAN is 100% | bran. Ready-to-eat with milk or cream. Delicious recipes for muffins, breads, etc., on the package. Gro- cers sell it. Restaurants, hotels, dining-cars serve it. Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek. ANNOUNCEMENT Grand Opening OF THE and the town where John D. Rocke- | teller, Jr., is bringing back a col- onial architecture, will offer to the visitors estates that knew most of the coloniial leaders and old gar- dens where pre-revolutionary gal- lants wooed their ladies fair. Officials of the garden club, in announcing plans of the tour, said Ime club soon would restore the garden at Kenmore, for many years the property of Col. IMielding Lewis. whose wife, Betty, was the only sis- ter of George Washington. Colonel Lewis gave his fortune |to carry on manufacture of small arms and ammunition at Freder- icksburg, where the first guns for Views from gardeas of some of the home s are shown above. the revolution are said to have been | made. He died while the battle of Yorktown was' being fought. Kenmore later was sold to pay debts contracted to supply the col tinental army with arms. A few years ago patriotic women of Fred- ericksburg bought the property with 2 view of making it a shrine. Clty Items Michael Majewski, cox ain General hospital this morning for treatment for a laceration of the left b8, of 28 Wil- “THE HOME OF BEAUTIFUL GIFTS” treet was prought to New Brit- | he had He is a laborer. omobile owned Ly G Main street, stolen last night from Corbin avenue. It was recovered on Corbin h) I2venue a little later. Edward Chickowski, 9, of 66 Smith | street, went to Kensington fishing yesterday with a number of play- mates. He failed to return with Officer John O'Brier lecarned that he had been seen on Arch street. Later the police were | notified that he had returned home. | Russell Wagner of 76 Clark street | reported to the police today that his bicycle was stolen out of his garage | | police department last night. The Mothers' club of the Robert J. Vance school will meet school auditorium, iH!liB onnell Sale of Boys’ New Wash Suits $1.00 . $3.69 All the newest spring styles. Wide variety of colors anil fabrics —Here reptional tunity is an ex- oppor- to pui- chase Suits boys 2 to 9 . Suits that new and -« in colors that re cool and pleasirg for spring and sum- e cand of that wear, for hard 2 Suits ar the popular “Tom Sawyer” brgnd. FABRICS Linglish Broadcioths, Linens, Poplins, Pique, binatiens and Pongecs. 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Quality Plus Low Prices Crepe De Chine Gowns $2.98 Tailored and fancy lace trimmed, in xira heavy quality, Pastet cole Vari- style mod- 16 o 5. Sizes nd 17, Siii;;s Satin Sheen and in every color im- dow proof and ind ruited hems —Radium, Rayon Crepe, aginable. § fancy petal 2nd Annual Linen Sale Towels, Table Cloths —Bed Spreads, Bridge Sets in fact hundreds of items, all reduced. | slightly | street h next | Thursday evening at 8 o'clock in the | | READ Hl mproved today. John Morrell of Lex lgloln I8 visiting Mr. and Mrs, wbury at 17 Wallace stree iss Anna Sullivan of § \‘dph returned home fter five weeks’ stay at Detroit, Mich. Complaint was mad the police teday that boys con, in front of 59 Lawlor strect and annoy the nvi"hhorh(md wlso at East and Day A milkman makes more Wie 30 in the wmorning, complaint our new motoreycles for the ved today and next week. according th will be put in servic FOR BF to] D ADS | ‘CHICAGO BOMBINGS WRECK TWO PLACES ‘Roadhonse ad Dairy Place Sulfer—Three Suspects Arrested | Chicago, May 10 UP—Two bombs { were hurled early today in different | parts of the county and both caused considerable damage. Three men | were arrested in connection with one | bombing, which partially wrecked | the Avenue Inn, a roadhouse in Niles |a northwest shuburb, | In the other bombing, the dairy plant of Josef Wagner, in suburban , was damaged. Wagner re- ~ 0S8 TON\STME SEMI-FORMAL cently obtained an injunction te vent officials of a milk dealers ciation from unnoying him. Of the three arrested in, tion with the roadhouse bo Peter. Oszakowskl, former chief & police of Niles and owmer of place, identifind William Curio, recent political rival, as a man wi whom he recently had trouble, Curie yesterday was heid to the grand ji on an assault and battery chai preferred by Oszakow growi out of an altercation during & rece election for chief of police. The point of plow uncovered af English sixpence, 328 years old where Pocahontas interceded 19 Capt. John Smith, . ’ The average arca of an Amonu; state is greater than the combin arca of England and Wales. . Collne. Exquisite SUMMER FROCKS '12.95 ENSEMBLES, STREET MODES, BUSINESS FROCKS AND STYLES OF RARE BEAUTY. 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