New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 30, 1929, Page 22

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 30, 1929. e PARIS 15 LOSING HOLIDAY ASPECT Tourists Departing and Hotel| Keepers Again Speak French / ~v i A~ 20 P away Paris i —As the sum- ap Paris, Au mer slips un proaches, its pearances of a_great ml is resu “Flymg Tomato Can” Sets New Dirigible Style | l The metal envelope is no thicker Weatherproof and fireproof quali- ’lh-s are claimed for it. In shape the ZMC-2 presents a —_— stubby, bloated, egg shaped appear 1 ance, being 150 feet long and 50 | feet wide. The stubby shape was | Zecided upon to eliminate certain dangerous influences of air currents on the more slender type of ship. Elevator and rudder controls ail |afe in the fins, which project from | | the hull about 30 feet forward of | the stern. This arrangement, the | engineers say, permits use of the |side air currents instead of those | that have passed around the ship, as would be the case if stern con-| trol had been utilized. 1 The craft is powered | Wright Whirlwind motors horsepower. Its ordinary | range |it Wil develop a specd of 60, miles |an hour. 1t has been estimated the ship will carry a crew of three, 200 | gallons of oil, 50 gallons of ballast, | a radio set and 742 pounds of pas- | sengers and cargo. | Congress appropriated $300,000 for an all-metal ship in 1925 and awarded the contract to the Detroit | company. The actual cost of the | ship s said to have been about 250,000. Much of this was spent | in experimentation before the gov- | ernment order was given. | The ZMC-2 has made a successfu test fight.under Capt. W. E. Kep- | ner, army dirigible pilot. {0PPOSE HENRY FORD IN MOVING BUILDING | | with two | of 449 cruising move Courthouse Where Lincoln the design of the nav, s new dir left). The right, .Captain W. test, b 'tha T of thos: ditures SPECIAL SATUR’DAY Coffee Breads R BORDEAUX WALNUT RINGS ... LARGE BORDEAUX WALNUT W. PLAIN FROST COTYEE R ¥ panisH co | ENGLISH BATH B INAMON BUN R X’OLI, {T ROLLS TOR YOUR SATURDAY EVENING MEAL HOFFMANN’: BAKED BEANS and BOSTON BROW.{ BREAD { HOFFMANN'S BAKERY 91—95 Arch Street M 48 West Main Street ear Capitol 317 MAIN STREET 317 MAIN STREET FRESH GOLDEN WEST 1'"()W' FRESH PORK CUTS i RIB PART .... 8 CENTER CHOPS . § LEAN FRESH HAM | 10 to 12 Ib. ave, .. 1b. 28¢ i PORK Bl + 1b, 26 LEAN FRESH 4 SHOULDERS ... GE\IUI' ; SPRING LN‘TB SMALL LEGS b, 37c¢ § RIB and LOIN CHOPS STEWING PIEC SMALL SMOKED SHOULDERS Well trimmed ... ~ FULTON BRAND PROVISIONS s lns e 1b. 37¢ . Ib. 49¢ S Ih. 16c § & 1b. 19¢ CHOECF (‘UTS STEER BEEF 1b. 21c VEAL LOAF BOLOGNA 5 -\P,JII\IR\\H{\I F wLL‘AI“JET.I"OR'I'S A FULTON STORE WILL SAVE YOU MORE Choice C “ts MJ;{ Fed Veal 1 of the ship is !Innl‘ul by two Whirlwind motors, one of wi . LKepner, (upper right), army dirigible pilot, has taken the ZMC Practiced to Dearborn 1bove) contrasts with that of the Geal Zeppelin (ln\\'l‘l" is shown at lower | -2 on a successful Lincoln, Iil, Aug. 31 (A—Henry Ford, who recently purchased the |ola Postville courthouse in which Abraham Lincoln once tomato can.” | metal covering, an alloy of dura- ging refer- | lumin covered with a sheet of alu- tremely thin | minum. ing to/ Dearborn, Mich, The End! The Last!! Saturday Is Positively the Last Day—Princeton Quits Ferever!! 2 DAYS MORE SUITS I OPCOATS—O’COATS Act Now, or Forget It Forever < WE MUST GO — and every garment in the house goes at the greatest sacrifice—the tremendous super- values we now coffer will shock even the most rabid bargain hunter—you’ll fairly gasp in amaze- ment when you realize such quality, style and fabrics at such low prices. $10 FINE RAINCOATS $4’95 SILK LINED TUXEDOS $9'90 Our § Has 50 Factory ontinued— Now Selling $22.50 SUITS 0'COATS—TOPCOATS *14.90 Our factory featuring $22.50 suits has closed down — shipped especially for this sale garments of $22.50 grade for $14.90. HES NEW BRITAIN 294 PAIRS CDD PANTS °1.95 wp For work and fabrics from the suiti Tatch up and vest. 28 to 50. ALL-WOOL O’'COATS Hundreds of Them '9.90 What a master stroke at money saving — your overcoat at $9.90. Buy now. All wool fabrics. All sizes 34 to 44. dress— finest our Sizes STORE OPEN EVENINGS INCETON CLOT FOR MEN ~ YOUNG MEN 352 MAIN STREET than @ piece of fine writing paper. | LW is 680 miles and it is believed | | Many Ask Manufacturer Not to Re-| [§ practiced | law, has met with opposition in his! efforts to remove the historic bdild- In a letter to Lawrence B. String- er, county judge of Logan county, J. Cameron of Detroit, spokes- man for Mr, Ford, sald that the building was purchased with the intention of moving it to Dearborn “and giving it a setting exactly similar to that of Lincoln even to the point of orlenting it as it has always been.” In reply Judge Stringer said the community -appreciated what Mr. Ford was doing to preserve items of American historical interest but that to remove the courthouse from its present environment would turn it into an “empty shell.” | Ruins of Peel Castle More of Ghost Dog Pecl, Isle of Man, Aug. 30. 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