New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 13, 1929, Page 13

wie | NEW BRITAIN HERALD [ oo | NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT, TUESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1929. BELIEVE IT OR NOT i+ ednesday\\ornin ' = AT ith grcat oney 1 A NOON / NOON N | P— —_— Tempting Values For Tomorrow Forenoon 3 [ A Close-Out Lot of A CLOSE-OUT OF Ri Alkvhel e | Women's The 8l%4-0z. pke. Omen s y ) N ‘ The 70% Rubbing R b Broadcloth Smocks Aot w1 | Rayer: COStume Shps fo‘ 19(’ At Just One-Half Price \\ogil.o Spefiflgfu S kf‘ Real $1.00 kind, of lus- FOR WEDNESDAY MORNING nesday .. C GCKS trous rayon alpaca, tail- g B ] Rhs For Wed ored style with hem- Waterman’s dey . T M 1 2 ( ' THREE-IN-ONE orning .. ASIMIRL « || stitched top. Not all lnk A \ ONE \/O‘mby [ colors and - sizes. For Oil Values 25¢ and more WHISTLED CONT *10uSLY Wednesday The standard house Half and five-eighths FOR 231 5 k Morning hold ink, best for Nationally adver- || Stvles. Plain colors and fountain pens — tised as the oil of ||fancy legs. writes blue, dries RETHEL, Frarce black. The 10c¢ bot- : o 1‘\‘,“]E (t: ‘c o 2 f:m 2 M tle for 5 v S si For 10 Wednesday C i A 3 Wednesday 1 9 C Diving Caps i / | I} esday 1 9 Rubberized e Crib Sheets A ‘ : s HOSE ] DARNING NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS = THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT [ You Actually Save 15¢ Large size water-proc{ 3 HAS BEEN MAKING BILLS OF THE 2 d | &% Gum rubber Divers S Q 5 : N 2 WEEKS. /570, . 4 Crib Sheets of extra AT st 220 e IDENTICAL SIZE AS THE NEw F1 BILLS [~ \& with adjustable chin upporter‘) R heavy double faced championships (h ONE day- y‘“ Y RRICRINE RS2 Ob RS strap; 25¢ value. For | Sew-ons for corsets Tailored Smocks of excellent Broadcloth, 1 i sheeting, vin maroon oy Wednesday ~ | and girdles; flesh yoke style with belted back, made full and c white. Values to 98c. Mornine only. For Wednes- roperly cut. Tans, blues, greens, helio and For \? ednesday 2 5 day, '0se. s 36 2 : Morning Ancelus BReTeuiL d & ———— (Maxlyr Poel of france 2 A e L0/ L sl orthglomorow VOTHER WONDERFU VHALES — EAT MORE THAN ANY LIVING THING ” “ LOVE you o7 A ERe : 3 O ER WONDERFUL LOT OF 4 e : A M\LL\OI\f AND CNL» Tlf'v\‘ES . ° fe _ET HAVE NO TEETH R 0 N5 SWEETHERRT-CLARICE TARRANT Y BEaCk afld Whlte Et(:hlngs , 39¢ 1!3533‘1“‘ Uresses and Slll’]s c grade Colgate Artistic reproductions of genuine hand etchings— Tooth Brush G5 0 umudo Sl ips. nnd White Dresses, either long or subjects mostly famous European buildings, cathe- o= sizes Col fade ur Nainsook and trimmed with drals, ete. Handsome ebony finish frames. a . 5l emlnmdm 5 For Wednesday Morning == % & =2 WEDNESDAY WINDOW WINNER! RS & =% STLNG CONTEST c(;lm's.‘ For \\cd TOMORROW—A Spoonful Weuld Kiil All the People On Earth ANSWER TO RIPLEY’S BASEBRALL PUZZLE Great interest was taken in the baseball puzzle published in Ripley's “Believe Tt or Not” feature on Saturday, July 27, and many New Britain fans were among the 10,000 per- sons who submitted solutions to the problem. This problem was as follows: “TIlow can a team make three triples, one-double, and two singles and steal two bases in one inning without scoring a run?” Autographed copies of Rip's best-selling book, “Believe It or Not,” were of- _fered to those sending in correct answers. Here is the proper solution as furnished the Herald by Rip himself: “No. 1 man'triples and is thrown out at the plate. No. 2 man does likewise. No. 3 man double No. 4 man singles but No. 3 man does not advance. No. 3 and 4 execute double steal. No. 5 man singles, but other runners cannot advance and bases are full. No. 6 man hits long safe drive. No. 3 loafs, falls, or is in some way incapacitated between third and home, holding up scori It either No. 4 passes No. 3 or No. 5 passes No. 4 AFTER No. 6 reaches third, or if No. 6 passes No. 5 or is tagged out between third and home before No. 3 scores, he is credited with a triple. These are the only possible ways. Believe it or not.” As said above, Ripley was buried under an avalanche of some 10,000 answers on this particular problem, but only 103 read solved it correctly. The only reader of the New RBritain Herald who achieved success w. E. Patker of 57 Harrison street, and a copy of Rip’s book is being forwarded to him. BEODNEHRRSON o . s n- ne o Union Suits 4 aselilen . ‘,i 61 38 01. e“nes“ay 1 ‘Hooverettes’ For Boys and Girls saving S HoLTAY i OREED T ALANE ] A novel house or garden “BETTY BRIGHT” ORT 5 L A nrine garment for women. — “Bearcat” brand, a won- 2 SELF-WRINGING ivl’fiuw' '_E.:.L’,vb Rrfi R‘UI,US H Sleeveless, wrap around derful fitting new typ b ne y | impert s of the y models, made of pretty shorty model suit for boys ) s :v ol { ! ; i fast color floral prin and gir — Fine count > - : ‘ t Nt crcehed Iaipsook Siizes i S 4l green, lincn, ceru. white s Size d0s FOR WED. MORNING FOR WED. MORNING N | 2N L f = N7 3 5 i e Morning ake Them On Your Piend 3 ] On'y—Our + Stock of i or Auto Trip— 3 @ Closingr Out the New o e 8 Ail 2ROCORADCRN o i e, = ; ooy Policeman Who Ordered Mayer From i i tiih fviis room. “VANITY I e ; ‘ Scarfs “*ap;g i\'apm_ Polls Says He Was Victim of Plot ‘Ameri('an Preparesto | - | R L oy g irmtive dcsens || 4 pure stenciled on smc e e making a | % . : " Yedn ; < o & 2 e ‘Hun stop flight down the coast from DiSh Cloths 1 3 e S 2 ol A B e | Canada to Mexico, Tex Rank Y 2 3 Super numerary Harry Mount, Before Discipline Com- \incican aviator, groomed nis lit. | 3% : Actually Way Below Cost—Closing Out ¢ cap mittee, Complains of Discrimination, But Record ek e Tt eeitod Full size, woven double of the direction of Portland, 5 2 | . his (8% o . ¥ sorbent. B T - | gayv" o Seis 4 The regular 10c coxes-- Proves Otherwise, Board Believes. Lome. *(fft‘ cotton. Absorbent A slight pressure on the handl DEN J"n i Y vise, Board Believe KN completed the. meuthwaral ) Washablel fl crip wrings the mop perfecty ; SPECIAL FOR WED. E dry, hands need not even touch Attractive metal tray Ln('mvlul in colors, witl l.“mm s assignment to duty the state for this service. : At e FOR WEDNESDAY . Light in weight, vasy (o |and ha 'tments with 10-0z. optic rd polling place No- | Among the places recommended 5 . 5 io s mop head 7 3 Also has compartment for cakes, sandwiches, ete. T e ap | fOF ;I\iulv;llmii(\m,\_] .\\':n))ul :«n'mlll\w‘l ¢ S i e at any time. .\p;wn\-nll by the | ylay §1.00. i = hi | the old Burritt school house on Basf L 2 Good Housekeeping Institute. . d alleging ths | Main strect were ioned. Com- g B e s100 For Wednesday .. e : 1 ner Banr ated that the | : o7 7 N e e e 69(:‘ (@l a > worth 30c r i 3 mination of didates in the A N THAMES 3 S Supernumerary Off ar- | s m i s with the dis- | p> D 2 . — v Mount ounded the discipline | pos: S oay o — commissioners last night when they | ther o i v cars in ).\n': st of Eton s 2 ! COLGATE & CO met to consider hi ‘fmnl of the e o e soholar, w3 AN EARLY FALL SHIPMENT OF “ 0N’ AN ATTRACTIVE OFFERING OF c ed Mayor An- |amination d recover v 2 x o | C G away from the poll- |in c HVH“A 0 b} A a ) ’ time o the last na- by the trucks of headquarters e i snco. i Boys’ Golf Socks Soap P(flyder Women S Crepe GOWHS did not know the n i e Stoniz BB . : 5 ery f ut s icely trim i because he had strict orders to keep | on as to where examin “'ymr,]:,’; ?';,[drg?‘(“::.“;‘; ‘:“‘.’“‘L" ,%?una | | Mannish styles in new fall patterns and colorings— he popular N ".ont ,:::;:}1 .1UI}< C:‘F,‘)‘fi]i] nml'fl-h,”‘ml‘(‘,d' S‘.\ loiterers away from the polls. Later |tions are held in other towns and |stroll after dinmer. He was last | %% medium weight, suitable for present wear. Sizes e undry heip. 2 nodels of excellent quality permanent the mayor remonstrated with him. [act upon the matter at a later meet- [soen on the club lawn leading down up to 11 I Afifl» Q S crepas. White, pink and peach color. and again the officer ordered him |i (G i hnoe it i W o 19 [ For Wed. For Wednesday Morning away from the pn!lq | Specifications for mnew plumbi iy For Wednesday Morning ... i 5 The police reported, after |in the cell room, to take the f cheeking lh‘ r H L f the ancient fixtur: which ¥ Iu RO s e e 1 = HEE onts to ‘.’””:;j(:\(..s‘ll 3 : - | You, too, will like Tru L(‘:\ A MONEY SAVER ON AGAIN WE OFFER > charge that |time, and ply who would like : e PRI M o? e 612 2 ed to the sixth ward |to bid on the work are asked to call %, : Women's Williams Men S B(’:‘T &ank UHEGD *S : e merely to be placed in |at the office of Chief Hart to receive 3 w . o1 Rogt Becoi it Ml LYick ' VIS ) [T 3 i Full i‘afihfoned JLES Hose p i As a result of Mount's accusations, New Tramic Lights Disposed NOBIL e B 4 el s E.,"_. 5 i: A high grade Suit that sells in many stores at $1. he will answer to a charge of con- | The traffic s ion in the city w A fine thread Silk Hose—high, square heel type— S{Facys Plain and fancy broadcloth, striped madras and duct unbecoming an officer at the |was so discussed at the meeting. glorilies RS , - ¢ o B o ¥ 'S 3 C! 10 ains ! 3 f 3 i next meeting of the full hoard, | At the next meeting the council will the | sub-normals of a well known §1.50 grade. Al colors One bottle makes 5 gallons checked nainsook. Button shoulder or regulation which will take place next Monday |be asked for permission to buy two - ¢ a and sizes. K The 30c size bottle styles. 5 evening. new traffic lights which will be Hree B2 For Wednesday Morning Special for For Wednesday Morning Would Change Auto Exam. Site [placed at two unguarded intersec- i Wednesday, e 1 C “There should be another place |tions. AYS: = ednesday, each amine applicants for driver's | The intersection at Hart and Lin- VEVE D) § s other than the police sta- |coln streets, which, considering the NEYER BEEORESATIIHISIERICE] e e i e e e : A RUMMAGE SALE OF Womers' Morton near the end of the open |th. most t dangerous in the city and | I i < s > e OW wol f lace en |lights, came in for discussion by ) & t PW t and young girl- to be examined. | membe: of the board. One of the ibed a i ‘the mos “h""“’“', 5 ampe r 09ds €Ot 10D ay@ll 0se They have no business in a place | remed s to make I: ve of all” What a pleasant & : where commou drank can gap at |Hart ¢ 5 Ihe board | form—these dainty bits of choco- FOR WEDNESDAY ) With the Stylish them 1 strongly recommend to the | also considered making ake a " : Lake a| late! I don't sce how people can MORNIN 2 Point Heel K board that some other place beNMhrough strect so that the situation | yhink of taking (llq,,".]mhl] e la ORNING / ee found to examine applicants.” t the corner of Lake and High : W ' OR WED. 29 ( When questioned by the board |streets would be relieved. Other sec- ‘."“ ““‘”1““1, (" e 5 Stock reduction event—many items in this i) - k IORNING .. (¢ members, Chief Hart declared that | tions which were mentiond in th | FREE:Full package,erite Tru-Las, Newarl e k. i ey - All summer shades, good the local department was merely ex- | discussion were Commonwealth and ]fOt, “Ugl m'al.ked. $1.00. Great opportunity > A range of sizes, stricfl,v gfirs,t tending to the state police a courtesy | Ca . Chestnut and Elm, Church U.E‘Ax or needleworkers. : ange: when they allowed them to examine 21 ain and Beaver and uality, summer \\m"ht applicants in the police station. Upon | Broad, Main and Corbin, North | Withchocolate and inchewing form further questioning, he said that the |and Hartford avenue. The Most Delicious Laxative ofAll THE ,a BNV@@MW & S 4, . O 4 2, s Y, ., ,45 department ‘receives no money from | Commissioners also inspected new | S — T :\"G & OSBOSTOSLOSROOHN 7- v s e e v AT YED CSHEE 23 e ey HESIES