New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 9, 1930, Page 19

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ARTIFICIAL LIGHT USED FOR TESTS Scientist to Correct Estimate of Speed of Rags Santa Ana, Calif., June 9 (UP)— California’s famous sunshine will be used by Prof. Albert A elson when he clocks the speed of light in elaborate tests here nuxt | week Instead, the famous physicist will use artificial sunlight in his attempt | to correct what he has called his | “final contribution” to human knowledge. After years of researc chelson gave to the scientific world the accepted - calculation that light travels 186,184 miles per cecond. | A discrepancy of less than 1-| 100th of one per cent is believed to | exist between the figure and the fact, | and it is to make a correction that a speed-course for a light beam has been built Dr. Michelson will arrive Chicago .June 15 to make the in which he will send a beam from | an electric arc light flashing back | and forth through a mile-long vac- uum tube. Reflected, refracted and deflected by a series of specially prepared | mirrors, prisms and optical devices, the beam will flit to and fro through | the tube under the direction and observation of Dr. Michelson and his assistants. The tube is constructed of metal piping. w a 40-inch concave mir- ror at either end. Midway is a pair of mirrors, one 20 inches in diame- ter, the other three. From an light outside the tube, the light pass:s to a small reflecto then to an octagonal mirror Whirl- ing at 3 utions a minute thence the pri WIFE COMMENTS Dr. Mi- from tests into tube through a Don't Let a Lost Atticle Be the “Weak-End” of a Week-End Trip---Find it With a Herald Ad Herald Classified Ad Headings Annonncements 1—-BURIAL LO’ MONUMENTS —DEATH NOTICES —~FLORISTS A—LANDSCAPE GARDENING —FUNERAL DIRECTORS 5—LOST AND FOUND —PERSONALS 7—STORE ANNOUNCEMENTS Automotive 3—AUTO AND TRUCK AGENCIES 9—AUTOS AND TRUCKS FOR SALB 10—AUTOMOBILES FOR EXCHANGE 11—AUTO PARTS AND AC: RIES 12—AUTOMOBILES WANTED 13—AUTOS—TAXI SERVICE 14=GARAGES TO LET 15—MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES 16—MOTORCYCLES-BICYCLES WANTED 17—$ERVICE STATIUNS—REPAIRING Business Service 13—BARBERS, HAIRD'S, MASSEUSE 19—BUILDING AND CONTRACT 20—BUSINESS SERVICE RENDERED 21—DENTISTS 22—DRESSMAKING & MILLINERY 23—DYEING & CLEANING 4—INSURANCE—ALL KINDS 5—LAWTERS—PATENT ATTORNEYS STORING & CRATING G, PAFER HANGING DER SERVICES Educational {—CORRESPONDENCE COURSES —DANCIN ERS —1STR AND VOCAL OCAL & ATE INSTRUCTORS 38— WANTED—INSTRUCTORS Employment ME 41=HELP— N 3 42—HELP—WOME. 43—HELP—MEN OF | GERMAN po T 2 weeks ago in NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, JUNE 9, 1930. ANNOUNCEMENTS Lost and Found 3 Farmington 3 14-3 Jose tinum Telephone wrist lost watch, set with between Brook's and Ada Personals WAT—to t Care of the family rs, Sales ice, e cleaner s naph- cleaning Arch St WE REBUILD—Ladies hats like new. The 35 Church St. near M Store Announcenients als Cool Rooms! If .. put that fact in your ad and you'll rent it. Hundreds of young men and women are coming to the city daily. They w for a place to live. Now them. Just phone 925. ou have a nice cool room you want to rent The Herald Classiffied Ads are received until 12:30 aily for the — Business service Rendered FINANCIAL Money Loaned MERCHANDISE | L — ‘Wanted. LIVE STOCK Eggs, Poultry Supplies R T R T | REAL ESTATE FOR RENT | —— Apartments and Tenements 69 IF1E Call weddings —Flags, als Deco TGAGES ON BOOK PHRASE Mrs. Cosmo Hamilton Agrees on Marriage Ideas ¢ a neat that * see a dozen ave led to di1 mean ced—and he is basica Then Mrs. Ham leave here soon for Bosto e out a ideas on marriage and d “Mai should be difficul able only ly want said “Divorce, shou!' be achieve bility w busband or the wife as criminal” Speak he w “T can might he 50 s comment— Ly it the way pects to lton BONDSMAN CAUGHT PENNILESS 5 June 9. (UP)—After nds for more than when he made the mis ing a police sergeant to put him fail He had to or from a compets - THE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS Alpbabetically Arranged for and Ready Refereace LINE RATES for CONSECUTIVE INSERTIONS Quick 14 I AL nes to an {mum space imum Book ch The Herald will not be responsible for errors after ths first insertion. ADVERTISING FOR THIS SECTION MUST BE ORDERED BEFORE 12:30 P. M. DAILY AND 9:30 SATURDATY. SKIPPY NEW KD'! FReEsH (9—WANTED—TO BOF Live Stock 50—CATTLE 51—DOGS, LQUIPMENT Y PRODUCTS Estate for Rent & TENEMENTS Real LEstate for Sale ESTATE E & BU 31—BUILDING Lf 82—FARMS FOR SALE 7 ATE FOR EXCHANGE —REAL ESTATE WANTED st HERE TO DINE 33—BOARD AND K ‘ ANNOUNCEMENTS . Florists GARDEN PLAN up; vinca, 1 petunias, T and see sles, 3133 Sales and 00 East il Insurance—Al Kinds AN Turner. Eas Service Station—Repalring Help—Women Wanted 3 Bassetr St CAL T Packing, Storage ( Watch Our Chinese Auction WEST MAIN ST. Opposite Post Office Patterson-Chevrolet Phone 211 Use for sale In Help—Men or Women EDUCATI Pa USE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS S Dancing Teachers et T o 24 ferald Classifed Ads, For Best Resules Instruments © very rease: Asen, 1 Jere)—Seven cation. Very ce low and ew cottage . Real- ROOMS, BOAR HOTELSI Hotels WAY oF WACKIN'! GUESS I'LL HAVE T0 PUNCH IT gUT GF HIM FOR HIS OwWN GooD ! Coiaty By Way of Imitation 00 YouU THINK so? 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