New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 17, 1930, Page 5

14 Frrm] Mont. — Federal B 5 plained to the metallurgical advisory | peoser o, AIre8 — Revolutlonary meeting was held. | perature. The shiver is the sen: Berlin—Three policemen injured Dr. F. W. Walters, Jr. of Carnegie | PTince Michael from mother and Tally-Ho Germania Camel’s NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1930. ord for women. i ) i e ] X-RAY EYES SEE Washington—Secretary Davis ac- T l b = o o = o] grand jury indicts chief of police and five policemen on liquor charges. headquarters announces Brazilian 5 5 . board herg today. . | rebels have invadea state of Sergipe A Choice of Three Most Desirable $6.98 Brother and Sister This board is adviser to the U. §. | Mexico City—Police chief reports Two detectors catch the “shiver” | capture’of red agent with docu- 9 5 Sizes 2 to 6 tive actfon of atoms rearranging | breaking up communist demonstra~ $9 S SATU r themselves to produce the well |tion. % SPECIAL SATURDAY Tech, explained that these changes|Send him to school. All Wool Chinchilla Hair Pi Clever little coats for tots 1 to 6 arrange themselves in phases, which | Lima—General Wilhelm Faupel, L e & vears. Good quality chinchilla in cuses democrats of deliberately . | hindering administration in efforts ° |to restore business stability. o ‘ A r' E ]11 E 0 lllr R%mmgefl]eflt of Metal Gon-! wotiet. m—~athan Leopola ana VY Richard Loeb, slayers of Bobby . stitutions Watched Franks, assigned to hard labor. ) 7 x 7 at leaving police and firemen without / Pittsburgh, Oct. 17 (P—How |pay. / X-ray eyes enable scientists to see Forelgn / 4 y fron alloys in the making was ex- LA & L A stitute of Technology, where t0day's | Jateq neutrality laws. COATS which runs through iron-manganese | ments bearing on communist plans pizesfLib0l0 YA COATS a even slight changes in room tem- |in United States. SPECIAL SATURDAY known expansion or contraction. Budapest—King Carol of Rumania Heavy Lined Mplanis: Phases reported planning to separate Crown $4.98 designated by the Greek 'German, fights sanguinary sabre ey, e e o aoma. Alwha and |duel with Peruvian lieutenant col- These coats are famous for long navy, red, green and tan. sometimes others. When such an |onel ol 1‘?525 and good looks. Kasha suede Heavy Flannel Lined alteratipn sweeps through the atoms o . Regular $6.98 value . ho waid there 1s a change in several || 108 _Angeles— Glonna _Collett Attractively o the proportics of the alloy, such | Helen Hicks, Mrs. Hill and Virginia as solubility, crystal structure, elec- | van Wie semi-finalists in women's trical conductivity, magnetic nature, [Dational golf. e s o e . i ot oty grana THE BIG STORE SPECIALIZES IN Inexpensive v |~ Joplin—Gabby Street, St. Louis| Dr. Walters thrust samples of i Iron-manganese into an electrical b?fib““. m{?““g:;‘;z“}:‘e“o st::t:x‘r:n‘[ furnace, with fine wires attached to | W Sukgestion S 80,8 g L) bbb pae iy Corsets — Girdles, — Corse electrical currents which could be i New England i read in terms: of some of the| p,go porvarq alumni bulletin :{“:“g:; t“{‘}‘l‘e";g g’}::g‘;e‘s" ;:‘C‘;li‘o"j's',crmcizes Crimson for editorial at- re | 2 . tack on Legion, 5 e ereneit. " """ | Boston—Two by cyelists killed in BraSSICrs and Rubber R d l B l deg:‘es F::;f:ghsm'indmmd how | collision with truck on Tremont e l“: Il | street. strength or other properties of the | ; e ey oy be altered by |, Boston—Assistant U. S. Attorney S A en otieonlne Mor by el | orREo I BuER e sLala ool IETa “PRINCESSLYNE” CORSETTE Chinccs W the mixties of hnangan. | Do TeHuEed 45 Revye anprens 2 At ” | ticeship before admittance to prac- - . ese. He said that in certain propor- |, (P E With Laced Inner-Belt and Concealed Diaphragm Support tions the manganese tended to make | "5 i i Brockton, Mass. — Existence of | $ 98 50 the iron ;‘“g‘g‘i"n “""“l‘gie":‘:s::‘g_ vigllance committee of prominent | 1- to 3. tromyonol GEEEk EtiEERD ios citizens, to investigate police and other. LS GOURty! offices, revealed: District Ats Its lines are straight and it is made of a firm fancy weave . . . 1 ° The Xowaw eyes, msed by Dr.|torney Wilbar simultaneously an- with soft rayon mesh bust section. All sizes. 3 100 E l revealed changes in iron-manganese o i i eton AUt S eratises oflan Wi ockland BN S S tan e yER oyiton, ordinary living room. For example, |J0URE Elizabeth, N.J., fller an- NEW RUBBER REDUCING olEtiai{hatin pure iron|the zams| onoces Wattempt itoliinreals junior e 2k O Sl o e domany STEP-IN GIRDLES " 529 and $32: oAU R Frs @ - Fahrenheit, But the X-rays showed | ‘W orcester, Mass—Fifteen persons some of the iron-manganese rear- ;’1‘(1:”“ duis 0L Ganarienlion s That the Smartest People Are Wearing *Neath ranging its atomic interior to pro- | = S Their Lovely Fall Frocks duce gamma patterns at room Gloliceter SN Repalrs. to o eratis Bluenose necessitate postponement $1 98 $ 00 I e for day of fishermen'’s race series. . to . The rays showed that Epsilon iron | (00 By HECHHREN G IAEE SECAE 13 the most dense, Alpha the least | 2RO ot B o Fashioned of handsome silken rubber fabrics. dense and Gamma intermediate. That is. when the iron gets cold it |Of the National Episcopal Council, All Styles and Sizes. goss Epsilon; when warm it rear- |54YS Christian work deterred by Songes 1o Alpha, and expands about | Selfish, short sighted parents” who % divert boys from the ministry. one and six-tenths per cent. Gam- | WYL PoVE IO R ML e NEW ma is in between. cators asks Governor Allen to spur ilr:posed 1930 public project sched- e ? 'é MARVELETT Ovemight News HARRY WENZEL TO MARRY By the Assoclated Press. ward Wenzel, 38, an optician, for- Domestic merly of New Britain, Conn.,, and New York—Japanese ratification [now of 169 Park place, Brooklyn, = 2 $2 98 ot London naval treaty arrives by |N. Y., and Miss Katherine G. Den- N ‘ . TO plane from west coast for transfer |ham, 29, a teacher, of 40 Faslt 88th ; WOMEN'S to England on Leviathan. street, New York, procured a license ; A New York—Police wield clubs in | to marry at the municipal building 3 Sizes 34 to 46 CORSETS SE i L quelling four communist demonstra- [ here today. They will be married 5 : : [) tions, one in city hall; 16 arrested. | October 25, at the Baptist church Concealed inner belts that AT Boseon—American Federation of | here. are efficient in moulding Special At Labor selects Vancouver, B. C., as| Mr. Wenzel, the son of Adolph WOMEN'S the figure. Made of lovely | ' 1931 convention city. |and Augusta Wenzel, was born in o | $1 $ Baltimore — Milton Weeks | New Britain. He was previously BRASSIERES brocade with soft glove 98 to .00 L'Ecluse, student flier, and Nelson | married to Hazel Dixon from whom silk bust section. Johnson, instructor, fatally injured |he was divorced in Bridgeport, in 4 c 1 Nicely made of good qual- FOR SATURDAY ONLY tn crash. 1915. Miss Denham who is the - D! DLk % | ity brocade and plain ma- Fashioned in Beautiful New Fall Fabrics for Sport and Dress > Louis—Miss Laura Ingalls |daughter of Willlam and Fanny Ter- . P . | 5 G > a S Sport an 1es: haits f;::\;m ‘on e ffigm SRRl L U e e Satin brassieres with glove | terials. All popular brands Wear, set oft with large gorgeous Fur Collars and Cuffs. All for new transcontinental speed rec- | Ga. silk top. Back and side —P. N., Practical Front, handsomely silk lined and flannel lace. | ¥ Vo | Nemo Flex, Stylish Stouts interlined. ... Regular 98c Value -... | S8WBRI 1OPPI and Thomson Glove Fitting SIZES 14 TO 5214 SALE! 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