New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 20, 1929, Page 13

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[ The usefulness of this new scien- tific instrument lies in that it en- ables science to learn more ahout some of the little understood actions of ner Scientists have knowa = | A Special Wednesday “Gulf Oil” houschold oil ALUMINUM Preserve Kettle 16-Qu and Ignored Her for Wecks CSUPREME” Steel Wool at a Time. for sewing certain experimental animals by \IN(‘\ 5 d: Successfully in Tests— J. M. Rogoff and G | 9 {An apparently similar »stance, Prolongs Life of Animals |5 cocnter and Littian Eiche Iysls Oc oider o sgie e nance until Thursday was ordervd. [ GRUELTY DIYORGE DEGREE | Lasalle street. Approximately halt 17, of 52 Orarg Alleges Hu\?mn(l Called Her Names | strect | being in danger of falling into habits | ford last week fololwing an absen Docters Told At Medical C ‘ a secretion from adrenal glands | ‘Adrenal Gland Secretion | of Cleveland. They call it in- which they call a *new active prin- | \°F,125t evening on the charg [t presence of alcokol, five per | [t Ve McDonough r arrel of cider and a few jugs of the |liquid were as taken back to Long Lan | farm, of vice was nolled. The young wom- from home since Memorial Day. She | x ky arked prolongation of life” in | Pneumonia Remedy Used fram adrenalin was report- | {tr-renalir nd say it is a hormone. Called potd D ting the liquer law, after a chem- In police court today a con- 'BRYAN'S DAUGHTER GIYEN S e °n as evidence. \ Sophie Labi Middletown, and the charge of an was taken into custody in Hart been on parole from the Long SIS Tos Angeles, Aug. washing machines. Dryan Graco rt—With Cover lawn mowers, electric fans for some time that when a nerve is stimulated artificially so pulse travels along its cate modern electrical instruments will register: the passage of nerve | message. Some of them have been studying these impulses with ths fdea that a nerve message. if not| electrical, may be closel ociated | with minute electrical Y Impulses Visible The St. Louis physiologists have | made these impulses visible on a | eanionENoE b fan oo 50 sensitive that it photographs lightning striking wires and give picture of how far the electrical | surge travels in a millionth of a sec- | ond To register the minute electrical | charge transmitted over a nerve, it | is necessary to amplify the current coming from the nerve by one hun- dred thousand times. The oscillo- graph transforms such an electrical | impulse into a point of light or a wavering line of light. Cyclopropar new gas, apparently carbonic, free from ant t an im- ngth, deli- | anesthe that s after eff s, | G. H. W. Tu- | cas of Philadelphia and Dr. v, 11, | Henderson of Philadelphia. With cyclophropane, they said, anesthetization is rapid, with little or no struegling, and recovery takes place with almost equal celerit Blood pressure may rise slightly o remain normal, and respiration rate and depth are normal. Animals have been kept under this anesthetic for | two hours each on three successive days without showing any apparent subsequent effects of poisoning. New Pneumonia Treatment A vecently developed treatment for pneumonia, which has saved the lives of animals, hut is so new it has not been applied to human use, wa described by Drs. Yandell Hender- | son, FI. W. Haggard and E. M. Rad- | loff of Yale university. It is deep | breathing of air containing five to | seven per cent of carbon dioxide. a | gas present in normal air in very small quantities and one of the prin- | cipal wastes exhaled in br The authors said it opens areas of | the, lungs which have collapsed dur- | ing pneumonia, and prevents consol- fdation of the tissues, a condition usually fatal. | ms ‘|m;“|qu.xru v | the of the late William Jennings Bryan, has been granted a divorce from Richard L. Hargreaves, Beverly Hills, Cal., banker, on grounds of cruelty. A propety settlement “in excess of $10.000 value” was made for M Hargreaves, who also was given cu: tody of their four The wife lf‘-l!h(ll Hargreaves “called her names” and “ignored me for weeks at a_time.” She said they first separated in 1924 but were rec- {onciled and a final separation came in 1928. They were married in 1911 at Lincoln, 2 ' Pla ygr&l—l‘ldgu‘];;;;isor Named Special Policeman | John J. Smithwick of 699 S"\n]ry street was appointed a special po- |liceman with authority only on mu- | 1 playgrounds, by the board of last night Commissioner that the appointment be made, municipal recreation having recommended it. the STORE ALARM RINGS AGAIN When an ofticer tried an unlocked door at the rear of Jordon's stor Main street, at 11:07 night, burglar alarm rang. Officers Hell- berg and Kiely were dispatched from When they a Jordan's they found the officer look- | ing rucfully at the door. It is the sec- ond time the door has heen left open within the past two months. NOTICE By virtue of an Execution, to me directed, signed and issued, I will Sell at Public Auction at the Public en Post in New Britain, on Tues- Augu 27th A. D, 1929, at 10 in the forenoon, to satisfy xecution and my fees thereon following deseribed property, to | wit: One (1) Essex Sedan Automobile [ No. 49704, Dated at New Britain, Conn., this 13th day of August, A. D., 1920, Attest: FRED WINKL Constable. A. Parker moved |( commission | the | ived at | Lane farm. | Fined For Striking Boy | TLuciano Ca ro, 39, of 156 High street, pleaded not guilty to | |the charge of breach of the peace | {Lut was found guilty and a fine of 0 and cosls was impesed, execn- | tion of the penalty suspended. Judge | D:ma impressed upon him |had ne right to settle disput | tween children, which he did ye | day by striking Harry Parsor (of 160 High str in the ear, |the court also warned him a ihe use of insulting language S nt T ceney testified that {he made the arrest after an iny | tisation which disclocsd that Capa 1ro dtruck the Parsons boy and ns- | ed profanity towarcs the boy's meth- er. Mrs. | boy and Capangaro’s boy had a dis- pute over a toy and Capangiro struck her boy and swore at her. The Parsons boy testified that the “apangaro boy who is smaller than recovered a flying toy and re- | d to give it back to him. He | taking it away from the young- ster when the latter's father struck him corge Parsons festified that Capangaro used fmproper language | | towards his mother and acted a ough he wanted to fight him wien | he went o ascertain the cause of | the trouble. Capangaro. however, merely took holi of the Parsons hoy by the coat collar to se o him | from his own boy. He denied that he swore at Mrs. Parsons or struck her son. ot ainst e, fu claimed he | SEDAN AND TRUCK COLLIDE Officer Thomas Tierney reported a slight collision at 7:30 thig morn- ‘m): between a sedan driven by Wat- son Tanner of 596 t Main streot and a truck in charge of .l\(‘nh Shapiro of 138 North street Tan- ner was driving west on Broad street and Shapiro was driving in the op- posite direction. The latter pulled {over slightly and his truck struck the re eft fender of the sedan, dam- ‘ |aging it and also damaging the run- ning board. | A fender on the truck was bent and a tire made flat. 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