New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 20, 1930, Page 18

EW BRITAIN DAILY HERALfi, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1930. ,/;n,-// 0GR ¢ % %? WEDNESDAY Eastern Daylight Saving Tinme @« 283—WTIC, Hartford—1060 00—Specialty 80—Musical hour 128—W LW, Cipcinnati—700 \ Newark—710 422—WOR New Yo 214—WNAC. B 1549—WEAF. New York—660 3:35—Adeline Beebe kS popular pianist Se Disaster almost wrecked Tosc g-year-old violin during a in the WABC-Columbi ly. M 1 had eless S livarius on 1 40-pound which had idel's 2 yroad THURSDAY MORNING PRO- no microphone wvhen mpoxarilly put hed. itsel applied by however. 1sertion of has been dlarly fine fused an ii0 Household Ins It hree ew York—760 395—WJZ, N NEW LAWS T0 BE READY FOR DISTRIBUTION SO0K First Consiznment of General Stat- utes Expected From Printer Through the Static Neat Week LOANS $10 to $300 D money in a hurry Get it here. We make loans promptly because eliminate the usual red tape and embar- rassments. No endorsers need sign with you. o lengthy investigations required among vour frie velatives or employers. 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Johnson. | New Jersey industrialist, tells Hoover | r wages would boom business.’ »go—Executive committee of association decides to go ahead with prohibition referendum among | rs despite some opposition Albany, N. Y.—Governor Ro0s ers Attorney General Ward, | iblican, to investigate Ewald | Iron Ridge, Wis—Pastor | red American Legion from communion or tor or resign 2 Washing ven held in con- cetion with huge alcohol ring. Foreign: ief of Lithuanian shot and stahbed cles hear annullment | who members/ dered by church ! Kowno cret police Bucharest — C'ot f Carol will not pres: divore | Klagenfurt Government | nberg Bible Austria an, famous | | swats out 1 home run | Louis—Giants trim Cardinals cond place | oit—Hagen shoots 66 in prac- | estern open st Hills, N. Y wins second round of ampionship match hields beats Doeg tennis ¢ of virtue " in_ad- nbus. may woman (Chester as missing dentificatiol ers field hickering Green yans, Vt.—State’s Attorney t of ac- asy. Lov High re rec tepartment of labor portsunemployment rtment of pub- t sp of ted at an Boston ead | = “Safeis; Ride in Town"‘ ZERO he ous cab to ) ONE FARE! NO CHARGE for extra pas- NO CHA for extra stops. Pay what” the meter read RGE Yeliow Cab Co. entire city ep the Yellow Cab mid-day. our door in less time than HOUR under a yrganization A phone call brings rests PAY W THE METER READS ads in Wyoming sen- | #Tells Surprising Fact | New nett, Civil War veteran and for years president of the 21 | 86th year. WHALE'S GURATOR VAL OF RPLEY Huge Specimen Now Here Robert L. Ripley in “Believe It or Not,” are being ri- valled daily at the railroad cross- over at Elm street, where lecturers of the Pacific Whaling Co., are dis- ed T2 tons.. The huge mammal is carried on a specially constructed freight car, within a glass enclosurd. The ex- hihit reached here yesterday for a seven days' stay. Among the strange facts explain- ed by Capt. G. R. Garrett and his associates are many which are most difficult to believe, but authorita- tive volumes are at hand to prove every claim. he whale now being shown hers was captured about six months ago off William J. Wrigley’s Catalina Island. 1t was embalmed with 3,000 gallons of fluid and has crossed the states and before thousands of per- sons Here are cerning the rt ue, 9 tons et in length The whale some of the mammial: weighed 600 facts con- 1.200 pounds; its lungs pounds its int are se has no ears. but has sensitive “hearing” through the vi-| brations of the skin Originally whales lived on land, but thousands of years took to the water by necessity |time of hunger. and gradually disappeared from the body the ago in the leg: | Haven—Thomas Gray Ben-|scare a Winchester | | Repeating Arms Company, dead in|marine life, the whale | playing a whale which in life weigh- | | which whales abound. tty Nuthall | continent showing in @ great many | huge whale—and death comes from drowning. Riding into a school of fish and takes ap- | proximately 3,080 pounds of fish {with one sweep of the mouth, vet the throat is so small that no fish | more than four or five inches is | swallowed at a time. | Although a small automobils could be driven well in between tha jaws of the whale being shown ‘h(’re. a grapefruit would choke the | mammal. : The whaling industry has nearly § About | ve en ruined by reason of the fact | that corsets, and horsewhips longer have a ready market | bony structure of the mouth was ‘mc source from which stays and no Tha startling truths | handles came for the most part. Whales are at least five tons in weight when born and gain pound- age by hundredweight, rather than by ounces. J In conjunction with the exhibi- tion, the whaling company has ar- ranged regular lectures b¢ William Gavranski, youthful member of the Byrd antarctic expedition, who telis nightly. of the trip into a district in Gavranski 18 the 18 year old boy who twice fail- ed in his efforts to stowaway with the expedition. then gained employs ment as a mess boy and went STUDENT NTED DIVORCE Reno, Nev.,, Aug. 20 (A—John Joseph Mootz ‘former Bucknell University student, , whose petitiog alleged his marriagt brought him expulsion from college and an order to leave “home, was granted a di- | vorce yesterday o from Betty Fu Mootz, 433 Spring street. Reading, Pa. They were married at Mau- chunk, Pa,-Oct. 15, 1929 GROUSE HUNTERS RETURNING Glasgow otland, Aug. 20 (P— | The liner California sailed today for New York with 1,000 passengers aboard, most of them American sportsmen who have been in Scot- land shooting_grouse. ! The California delayed its sailing since last Saturday to acoommodate sportsmen who wished a full week of grouse shooting after the season v|opened August OIL BURNER Have occasionally caused a lot of damage all through the house. Your present Fire Policy DOES NOT cover this type of loss. A NEW . SMOKE DAMAGE - INSURANCE CLAUSE Is Now Available. It can be added to your'present Fire Policy. A small extra charge is the cost. We’d like to give you detailed in- formation. . May we? The W. L. HATCH Company "WASHINGTON STREET Phone 3400 395—WJZ, New York—i60 When in Hartford why not stop at Honiss’s Oyster House for one tamous “FIVE Course Lo Dinner” that is served trom 4 to 8 p. m, cepted, for $1.50. OR NOT Your tubes may be lazy— gotoyourdealer—havethem YT Also In our retail department we have a fresh supply of Lobster Meat Crabmeat, Soft Shell Crabs, Stean ing Clams. Open Long Clams and* Chowder Clams and Shrimp. 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