New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 9, 1929, Page 18

18 AERIAL EXHIBIT | proofs that t living can communi- | cate with the ‘other side’ withous . e | | use of AT LEGION MEET Ligut. Dixon fo Take Part in Hartlord Show aerial exhibition flying. An military stunt flyi foon bursts in mimic and war A Hartford CONAN DOYLE SAYS SPIRITS DO EXIST Thinks Science Will Yet Prove Them Real Phenomena Aug. 9.- Boo one’s throw from Scot- man to Tondon Ris I more than a land Yard—a with bushy cvery man read the Holmes, held down, « “This.” he cantly from the his fingers to “is how it is dor made all { the slow in which he spol (rp) T4 thick set own 0 has riock sman or ck of ands, ntures out both a1l table B said glanc gnifi- outstretched tip of face of his auditor * And tr on more manner : ing impres W low tone voice 1t was famed write acknowledged leader of the throughout the United Press proper way to start experiment Sir Arth of tive < uny, P iritualist movement world, showing the correspondent the a table-turning did this during the course of an exclusive interview in which he revealed, how read- ing an Americ book, fro. agnostic which he claimed hecame also discussed ve the most important ualism and in expressed the 1. There tion of « 2. Cooperation bhetween iritualism should he would be well worth while enting with a view fo dis- instrument with hely an an ard frankly some of 8 ntific explana- of value. It experin govering a scientific which living might be their the de 1d Attempts at Invention veral pe g to invent a Fith to communi dead Arth no reason why it shou They other for us “5 rsons are 1 h ate said Sir 1 don wr adding not 1dy on the 317 palms | [ 1in | MAIN a scientific instrume... statements of so many hon- \d distinguished persons who to us that they I to relatives who have passed away “After all some of the greatest scientists in the world, great men of 1nd others were spiritualists. arles Richet, Crooks Thiers and among us today the orable assert ¢ instance, Ch tor-Hug rs wi n.\\v erTin v othe ol Sir 1alism is developing. L process of evo did, accordir o { as we told that lescended from the visible when ire rom rry ced table- ents—v spiritualist » something 1 g more intelligent. There is, clairvoyance. m on a evidence to e wants to jon or in- work. The labora- ula one 1s the like phen- ) years? He tles than ence on ivance 4 psychic ted spiritualism. s studied the T, S0l yout it than Wiy we l s not only true sion found are fic many s that our itualism s them- Why he examine evi- scien- for instanc in his laboratory result in an ex- scards it. He v re- these posi- cd. But he ematically 10 positives and merely point ou \is failurcs, would he?” Asked whether he could explain why some persons are “psychic” and Arthur replied ir tainly and afte 1se he added smilingly: “If explain why some peo- A and T myself am Upol others not, Sir A hric inyhody Traces Interest in Spirits Then it t Sir Apthur .ex Plai hecamg inter- lism. It was, e said dmunds, of New He happened to read the When he had finished the the famous creator of Sherlock es who at the time, he explain- didn’t believe hout spiritual- ed how first moirs in 1886, York. hool Holn ed. was ar tthe agnostic, ge said “1 tho should Later., Thowever that this distinguish- all know ‘rubbish.” n to figure gentleman, after must SPECIAL FOR TOMORROW LEGS OF GENUINE SPRING LAMB 38¢c All sizes Jories Quality Market Near 33 Myrde St Lre) Main Strect Tel. Delivery STREET LEAN FRESH ROASTING PORK Rib Part Small Lean SMOKED SHOULDERS Special Trimmed, Ib 2 Joneless Rolled oy Shoulders, Ih. i"R ESH 1c¢ P:S QP G 3 1h. lh‘ Fresh Broilers 490 Ih. MILKEFED Rollettes 1b. Breasts for Stuffing, Ih. A FULTON B2 18 STORE Fresh Shoulde 19¢ (CHOICE STEER BEEF Round, Short, Sirloin STEAKS ¢ 1b. Roiled :él? 39‘2 Roast, Ih. . 42¢ \; LAMB c Ib. c Ib. 39c Ib. JLDEN WEST FOWL { to 5 1b. Aver- age, Ih. (GEN. SPRIN Legs Rollettes . Loin Lamb ( hups VEAL I'ulton Provisions and Cold Cuts YOU MORE ) SAYN snere | ve poken | [ | \ among | 1t tion, | | read some of the two thousand or { more books which have been writien | work my- | But T| in | | volunteers in the danger zone. DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 9, 1929. STRUCK BY AUTOMOBILE, SHAME []NE ARMED 2l should be arrested, went away \ NEW BRITAI Bare Leg Enemy Is On Short Vacation New Haven, Aug. 9 (UP) today and left th n Against Touy Morowski For oversy flat I'm going back for several Westville church worker told Chairman Clarence R. Rungee of the orc committee of the board o “can you postpene action on my petition until 1 back " R greed to delay pu hearing on Mrs. Young's su. against the bare Jeg sun-tan con- Transcontinental Plane Couriers Are Busy Men Indeed 9 @ air-rail now in Arch Street Accident. 1 won't be ceks,” the away @ Charging that she received injar- | ies which incapacitated her for some | time and thatshe has spent much | money for medical care, Rebecea | Williams today sucd Tony Morowski for $5,000 damages following an zu- | tomobile accident which happened the Parl and Arch street iniersec- tion on J 8. Judge William F. Mangan is ]\Lr attorney. As the plaintiff was walking Arch street and about to ihe Arch street crosswalk at street, she claims that a car driven recklessly by Morowski, turn- cd into Pearl street and knocksd her down. She further declares that the driver did not blow his horn. As porters, walters, new S _ | result e ace she sustainec e Sojlire- | Foenll OLLh ident she sustained |, .o " 5unselo nd guides. They or myself. [ O O e e osa. con |are young fellows of education and tusions to the arms and legs and in- | fine upbringing who are starting at Gicsis e teath the hottom and working their way el up, which ought to be easy for EHiployed by them, as they go up a long way idley Machine Co., but her injur- |from the bottom, as represented by ics are such that she has heen in- | the ground, four to six times a day. capacitated well as suffering The see that the passen- great pain and mental she haggage is stowed a big llegcs picces in the wing and small ones ! {in the overhead racks; hand out |newspapers and magazines; put up the individual tables, set them, and serve lunch: collect tickets; point ouf spots of interest in the scenery, distribute cotton for the travellers' cars: and on occasion offer their ministration to those who find the currents of the air as disturbing as the billows of the deep. | The | lines, opera- in | nee aldermen, w York, Aug. ns-continental three of which are tion, besides marking an epoch the history of transportation may | do something toward enriching the language with a few similes and | such. It for | many |a tr These plane—are at slie st- d ordinance fad Mrs unduly south | cross Pearl | being Young believes tne style Aluring and has entered explains. to protect from “preying fe- on commonplace, of a man of “as bhusy as courier. is one on| con- | become a to speak duties as being \scontinental plane couriers—there combination may instance, students ach uctors, what he was talking about cided to investigate “Two of my good friends joined | me in my experiences and soon I be- came a convinced spiritualist. “To intelligent | people the accident the New Britain- i those among the who disbelieve in =pumr d Sir Arthur, “T s | v condemn our experiments as untrue and efore they to ridicw~ them, | they do like I myselt dia. Let them independer Let them | courie as anguish, gers' American Express Co. To Extend Its Service IFollowing the change from horses to motor truck by the New Britain branch of the American Railway kx- press Co., delivery limits in this city will be extended to cover a greater scetion of the city. A. J. Caouette, local agent investigate various nationalities, are distinguished in science. Then, when | something about our who scek the light of truth conduct their own experi- ments. Only when they have done i, qifieq foday that six motor trucks ! this may they honestly decide for O |would be received here the latter | them who shall be ridiculed!™ | * 050 o "ok, which will be put 5 to work immediately supplanting the | hift in \\ ind C hecks Lors now used for cxpress de- Manitoba Forest Fire| ‘nu ric As soon as the trucks get work- Winnipeg. Man., Aug. 9 (P—After a battle of many hours to save tha| ling into the system the limits for | present deliverics will be gone over little town of Rennie, Man.. from | by officials from New Haven in com destruction by forest fires. a shift in the wind late yesterday brought re- pany with Mr. Caouette and new lLimits defined lief, and shot the flames away from the settlement | by men many of whom the world of they know let those of a PES prob- There also are plenty of lems not on the schedule th |be met as encountered. On the re- cently completed inaugural journey of the transcontinental air tran, ort, the plane-train line with which Col. Charles A. Lindbergh is |connected, a courier who is the son of a railroad vice president discc ered that the gilded aluminum cups in which he apparently was expect- [rd to coffee, had absolutely ino hottoms at all. He noticed puzzling over phenomenon hy a passenger [learned resourcefulness by | things running a flying school nd crossing the Atlantic in a dory land by a reporter who had heen | {here and there, and the threc |into consultation As the plane whirled serve At present no deliveries are made by the express company beyond cer- | tain streets. In cases of persons | living beyond these Jimits, it is nec- essary to hire someone to make the delive There are 10 horses now used by the company. Seven of these horses prepared to depart on special | i1l be shipped to Boston from whicl | train, made up and ready at the sta- | point they will be sent to farms in | tion from the early morning hours| Northern New England or to lives &l after a warning had been issued " | ysefulness in ot cities. Three of |feet over the painted desert the forest rangers in charge of the|them will go to Conneticut farms. i.\-mumn»m they pondered the ]‘I'ho wagons will he sold locally. Jph xities of modern life and Choice Foods for Mid Summer the who such was hushlands, half Roaring through the reached within Rennie, forcing the fighters back foot by foot as women and children of the flames h ¢ of a fire the | town m 5 went along 3,000 of the com- | the WEEK-END SPECIALS PCTATOES, 15 lbs. 57¢ SUGAR 10 Ibs. 55¢ BUTTER, Choice Print or Tub ....1b.47c EGGS, Fresh Western ........ ... doz. 39¢ ZAREX, Fruit Syrup ......... bottle 21c.. 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S e S by ot TR, SR NS ENGLAND DIVISION |and throu {ney, la folded ma so remorseless that most of the flies | decided NEW GOLD STRIKE Prospectors Find Difficulty in| some 40 miles up-stream, | that amounts to a real gold rush passengers gave it up, declining|miles by road even to try to drink coffee out of [narrow train a cup without a bottom. Then lhe!dfl\\ll river to courier discovered that his lunch |Prospectors can kit also contained china which fitted neatly inside the gilded ones, and the problem was solve At Kansas City, on the way e ward, a herd of very lively and in- quisitive flies stowed away on the| plane, announcing their presence | when the ship was on its way to St. Louis. The windows were opened hout the two-hour jour- the courier, on of a cap- tain in the stalked up and down the lunging at flies with | ine. His attack was | 15 miles below [there everythir tion is under is difficult 5 field in the {as the eaplan practically as the river is and flows canyon with that point navy, le to walk out home; the others heing swept by the courier a St. Louis. And so it goes with the courier: who thus presumably gain exper- ience and an ability to meet emer- gencies which all good will make them in| time, officials of the line. MADE IN OREGON Sandwich Reaching Mule Creek Gold Beach, Ore., Aug. 9 (UP)—|] Scores of prospectors and adventur~| ers are trooping through this little | outfitting town at the mouth of | Rogue river, bound for Mule creek, where a e of rich ore started th s newest gold Ore, men has be h rush. mining | 000 to the ton, uncovered by prospectors of decomposed Guartz | latest find, which followed | other recent ones, has stimu- | lated interest in the region so much the trek fo the diggings which experienced will run § n a vein his many Until the was marked down flume, in on burros) draulic alluvial Ope recent strike, the place only by a tumbled- rusted sawmill (packed | and dilapidated hy- | ants™ used to tear up the ands, tions arc transportation hampered difficulties. - '411 M \I\' STREET ,’) NEW BR and from cups | Gold Beach by m [in over mountain tra Possibility of airplane to find ground large enough vicinity country ight up and down although through a high | READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS is returing to Raquette Lake, HOFFMANN'’S SPECIAL PICNIC AND OUTING BAKERY Butter Rolls .. ... | R)e Bread—small and Ialgc e ail(ciand! 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