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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1S23.
QCESTIONES ANSWERED
Tou can get an answer to any
question. of fact or Information by
writing to the Question Editor, New
Britain Herald, Washington Bureau,
1322 New York avenue, Washington,
Df C., enclosing two cents In stamps
for reply. Medical, legal and marital
advice cannot be given, nor can ex
tended research be undertaken. All
other questions will receive a per
sonal reply. Unsigned requests can
not be answered. All letters are
confidential. Editor.
Q. Which Is the most most cost
ly. Iridium, platinum, osmium or
rhodium?
A. Iridium Is worth approxi
mately $375 per ounce; platinum.
HIT per ounce; osmium, $100 per
ounce and rhodium $D0 por ounce.
Q. Of what Is the crystallizing
lacquer used In coating radio parts
made?
A. This lacquer Is a heat trcRtcd,
China wood oil varnish, either with
or without rosin. Tt may be a clear
varnish or may contain a colored
pigment, such as carbon black,
which Is used In the black crystal
lizing lacquer.
Q. Can one become a 'pharma
cist in the navy without enlistlnn?
A. . In order to become a phar
macist in the navy one must enlist
in the hospital corps of the navy.
After a number of years experience
in this -corps on is eligible to stand
examination for pharmacist wt'n
rank of warrant officer.
Q. .Who. .were the "Junto?"
. A. The "junto" was a group of
whig politicians in England In the
reigns' of William and Mary and of
Queeji Ann. ' In the United States
the Word was used to apply to a
group of extreme federalists ot the
end of the ISth and the beginning
of the 19th centuries from Essex
county, Massachusetts, where many
of them lived. The word now means
4 group of politicians meeting in
secret; or a group of men gathered
together for political Intrigue; a
faction; a cabal.
Q. . In what stale is the Yellow
stone National park located and
what state governs it? '
A. Geographically speaking Yel
lowstone National park lies within
the state of Wyoming, but overlaps
Montana and Idaho on the north
and west by strips about two miles
wide. But it Is a government reser
vation, set apart by act of congress
for a pleasure park and game pre
serve, and .is administered, not by
the stale of. Wyoming and other
stntes In which it Is partly locRted.
but by the United States department
of the' interior.
0, What, was the first firm sell
Intf wflll pnner In the United States?
A. Charles Hargreave advertised
wail pnper for sale In Philadelphia
In . 1-745 and a little later Peter
Fleeson manufactured paper fo,
hanging at the corner of Fourth
and Chestnut streets, Philadelphia.
By 1760 paper hanging was an Im
portant business in New York city
and Albany.
Q.': What are the, duties of a
stenographic court reporter and
what. particular qualifications should
he' have. How sre such position
obtained ?
A. A court stenographer takes
the testimony of witnesses In court
cases, records which must be ab
solutely accurate. CJreat speed as
well as absolute accuracy is re
quired. A working knowledge of
legal phraseology is useful. A speed
of a. least 1"." to ?no words a min
ute Is usually required. OMrlnl
court' stenographers are appointed
hj the judge of the court. There are
also firms that do such reporting
for. lawyers, especially in large
ca ses.
'Q. Is an Italian citizen, coming
to 'this country and taking out his
first citizenship papers, subject to
b?ing recalled to Italy for military
S"rvice In cas of war?
A. According to Italian law.
emigration and the assumption of a
foreign citizenship do not exempt
Italian-born individuals or the chil
dren born abroad of Italian parejits
from performing their military
service In Italy.
Q. TVhat Is the average mental
age of persons in the Unite.) States?
A. The most recent cslimates of
the mental ace f persons In the
United States can be obtain from a
Survey of the results of tests given
In the selecthe draft. Ac.cordin; to
Investigations made a( tiiat time the
average mental age of the men who
registered were between 13 and 1t
years.
Q. What Is (hp cause of the rise
in prices and thft consequent decrease-
in the purchasing power of
the dollar since the war?
A. The dire.t responsibility can
not be fixed definitely. The largo
influx of go). into the 1'nl'ed Slates
following the )h, fa0 tnilt
th's ration hss 'lie greater part of
the world's gold supply would tend
to raise prices, but as the federal
r rvn s3stem i-art-iully segregated
A. Pasteurized milk U whole
milk that has been subjected to a
temperature of 130 to 1(0 degrees
F. for a period ot from 10 minutes
to half an hour. This process de.
stroys the bacteria or Inhibits their
growth. The effect of heat on milk
has been the subject j of much
scientific Inquiry. Experimental evl
denco up to the present time Indi
cates that pasteurization at the
temperature and for the time speci
fied does not Injure the chemical or
nutritive valuo of milk to an ap
preciable degree. It Is possible that
one vitamin in milk, the ono which
protects against scurvy, Is Injured
or destroyed by pasteurization, This
Is of Importance only In feeding In
fants. To make up for It orangn
Julco or tomato Julco is given regu
larly to Infants that are fed on
pasteurized milk.
Q. What is the population of
Sweden and how many Swedes are
there In the United States?
A. The population of Sweden Is
6.9S7.5:o. According to the ia:u
census (hero wero 035. 583 Swedes
In tho United States.
Q. What is the cause of a mole
and can they bo successfully re
moved? A. A mole is due to excessive de
velopment of fibrous tissue, hair and
blood vessels at some point on tho
body. Only a skilled surgeon should
undertake to remove moles as there
Is danger of promoting a malignant
growth.
Q. How much pressure Is re
quired to force a pound of cork un
der water?
A. Tho density of cork varies
somewhat, but 3.S pounds pressure
Is required to forco tho average
pound of cork under wuter.
Q. Who was "Lokl?"
A. One of the principal dietles
In the Scandinavian mythology, pos
sessing great physical beauty, com
bined with exceptional ability and
cunning, which frequently perplexed
the other dietles. He may be re
garded as the Scandinavian "spirit
of evil," or Norse Mephislopheles.
DRIVER PAYS FINE
LEAGUE TO HEAR
DISPUTEOVER OIL
Mosul Region Control Claimed
by Turkey and Britain
Geneva, Switzerland, Sept. 2 P
The council of the League of Na
tions was convened here today under
tho presidency ot Aristide Briand,
French foreign minister.
Neither the British nor the Turks
were ready to discuss their dispute
over the. Mosul oil region, the big
gest question expected to come be
fore the present council, and .the
matter was postponed unti tomor
row. The territory in dispute wa.s part
of the former Turkish empire, but
lhe Urllish contend it comes within
the borders-of Irak (Mesopotamia),
for which they hold a mandate un
der the league.
Today's meeting or the council
was limited to the submission of a
series of renorts and resolutions re
ferring to the coming session of the
league assembly.
The reports Included those on
slavery, on the International plan for
disaster relief on which Ueutenant
Colonel Robert E. Olds, the Ameri
can representative, has been work
ing, and the question of sending a
special commission to Persia to in
vestigate the possibilities of substi
tuting other crops for the opium
poppy, to do away with the present
over-production of the drug.
People from many lands saw the
opening of the council, but from the
outside. Every available seat had
been assigned to delegates and news
paper men. and the visitors, many
of whom came from afar, were
forced to be satisfied with looking
through the windows.
Drager Changes Plea and Lawyer
Asks lor Leniency
Pleading guilty to a charge of
operating a motor vehicle while
under the Influence of liquor,
Joseph Prager of 47 Spring streot
was lined $ 1 U0 and coats by Judge
Uenjamln W. Ailing In police court
this morning. Urnger was arrested
Sunday night by rutrolmun JJanlol
Cosgrovs and Michael I.ucas on
Main street after he is alleged to
have been driving In a drunken
condition.
Attorney Thomas F. McDonough
appeared for tho defendant this
morning and changed tho pica of
not guilty entered .Monday morning
to guilty pleading with tho court to
be lenient with tho defendant.
Interfered Willi Pollen
Tony Korskt of 97 Gold street,
charged with Interfering with Pa
trolmen Cyrus Schoolmaker and Al
fred Tanguay whllo they were plac
ing a man under arrest near his
homo a week ago, was found guilty
and lined $10 and costs. The police
were muklng an arrest when a
crowd started to Interfere, Korski
being the alleged leader of the In
terference . The prisoner succeeded
In getting away from Rchoomakcr
whllo Tanguay was chasing another
man and efforts to apprehend him
since have failed.
Koreskl was represented by At
torney 13. J. Monklcwlcz.
Never Had Driver's Mcensei
Halph Hoffman of Forcstvlllc,
churged with operating an nuto
without a license on West Main
street yesterday, was fined $5 with
out costs. Hoffman was arrested
by Traffic Policeman Joseph Ken
nedy after he struck an automobile
owned by Dr. John Donnelly. He
told the court that he has never
had an operator's license, but ha.s an
application made out preparatory to
taking a test today.
Wife Heater Jailed
Suspension of a 15 days' sentence
was revoked and Judge Ailing or
dered Andrew Mikalisen of 434
Myrtle street, committed to jail when
he was arraigned before the court
on a charge of assaulting his wife
last night.. The man is alleged to
have started trouble when he ar
rived home after having a little
liquor to drink. He was arrested
by acting Sergeant John O'Brien and
Supernumerary Policeman Curry
after a. comp!alnt''was received from
the wife. s v
(Continued from Page Seven)
at tho meeting.
Messenger Itoute Open.
V'lds will bo received until next
Tuesday or Wednesday for anyone
desirous of occupying the position of
mull mnsscnger for tho Horlln post
office, according to Postmaster Am
brose A. Barrett today, The former
ninll messenger has resigned and the
position Is now open. The duties
consist of carrying mall between the
post officii on Berlin street and the
Berlin rail road station. Thoss desir
ing to accept tho position should not
fail to Include In their bid tho com
pensation expected.
Items of Interest
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Pratt of
Berlin have relumed from Wllll
ruantlc, whero they visited Mrs.
Pratt's parents,
Donald Montgomery of Hudson
street has left for Vermont whers
he will spend live or six weeks. Mrs.
Montgomery will Join him thtr
tomorrow,
Tho regular weekly prayer moot
ing will be held at the Kensington
Methodist church tomorrow evening
at 7:45 o'clock,
East Berlin Items
The library will hi open this eve
iilng from 7 to 8 o'clock for the ex
change of books.
Allb Bacon, Jr., who has been
spending the past several weeks as
tho guest o" rc'atlvr in " iw York
city has returned to his home on
Wilcox hvoii j.
Tho regular meeting of the Com
munlty club will be held at the
Pythian hall this evening at 8
o'clock, The entertainment program
which is in charge of George De
More will consist of stcreoptlcon
pictures on mining In the west, The
program next Wednesday evening Is
in charge of Miss Miriam North and
Miss Murgaret toot.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bailey and
son, Raymond, of Franklin, N. H.,
former residents of this place, have
been tho guests of friends and rela
tives In town,
John L. Hubbard Is enjoying bis
annual vacation at Boston, Mass.
LICENSES SUSPENDED
The police have been notified by
tho commissioner of motor vehicles
that the operator's licenses of Carl
Anderson of 48 Kclsey street, Emit
Bergeson of South street, Frank
Johnson of 305 Cherry street and
Darius Benjamin of 46 Silver street
have been suspended.
PUT A BEMi ON HOI
First Farmer: "How do you find
your new hired man, Ezry?"
Second Farmer: "I look In the
shade of the tree nearest his work
Columbia Jester.
T0RRINGT0N, CONN., MAN 72 HAS
GREAT PRAISE FOR N0X-R1-TIS
"I am telling
everyone that has
rheumatism what
a wonderful rem
edy NOX-rtl-TIH
Is, and Hhut It
did tor me," suys
Mr. Richard
Juckson, 49
Br oo 1(0 St., Tor
ringlon, Conn.
"For the past flvo
years, 1 have
been a victim ot
sciatica rheuma
tism that settled
In my hip, leg and shoulders. Many
times, I have had to drop to the
ground, because I could not control
my limbs. Bince taking this grant
NOX-ltl-TIS treatment, I feel flna
and I have no signs of rheumatism
loft. My shoulders und legs are In
lino condition, und 1 don't know
that I ever had rheumatism. I am
giving this statement, so others may
read und protlt by my experience. I
also wish to ndd that 1 have tried
muny Ireulmcnts in my lime, but
none of Ihem produced any results
In my case, until I took tho NOX-U1-T1S
treatment."
Call at Mlller-Hunson Drug fitors.
30 Church street, and get the book
let. "Forms of Rheumatism." A
laboratory expert Is here to explain
NOX-RI-TIS.
AS!
nt Hnrtfnn snn
on tho 1st (lay of
1 IMITATION OF CLAIMS
Al i'n of Frolwte lieldeii nt New
Hrltnin. within nnrl lor uih imk.iih
r. rliii in the County
lntf of 'onne.-tleilt.
Senleniher A. Ti. IP?-".
Pres-nl. Rrri'inl I". fiaffuey, Kjq. .Indite,
'on einllen nf The First Natinnnl BHU of
illnnront. ('mm., - nilnilnlmntor ''. t. n
l,,f Ihe Kst.Ko of t-MwIn V. Atibe laid of
j New Rrttnln, within wild dlstrkt 1 f as"'l.
This Court 'loth fleere tlmt six months
I... Hllou-.-d and limited for the -rdlloi-
Uf mid HMuto to exhibit their claims
'.-.giiiliEt the Hume to tho Administrator c.
!t a. and .llrccla that public notice he
-lvi-n of this order by advertising in n
newspaper pnbllsherl in (.aid New Britain,
land ha-Inn a circulation In naid district,
land h postlns a opy thereof on the pub-
lb- f-l-.rn po,t in fabl Town or .-sew ninani.
nearest tile place whore the dci eased la?t
dwelt.
Certified from record.
PI'.KXAISD V. ilAFFXKi'. .Tudce.
At a Court of Probata held at Nov.
l-.iltain within and for the Probate M
trhl of Herbn. In the County of Hartford
and .State of t 'onnect lent , on the -nd day
of s pteinb. r A. I'. 19Co.
Present. Bernard F. llaCney, JurtRR.
t pen the exhibition to this court of the
cement uhcivhy John I., lioyle, liuar
dian of th port-on of Mary Uop. a minor
ef the firt part Kivcll to adoption to Mar I
orb. II. I!i, bai.lKcu and rlnrwe r.. nb-h-j-inl.nn
of the Second Part said minor!
i female child under the HP' or fourteen
I years to wit: Ace about I month residing"
jin the Town of N w r.rltaln to heconi!
j theirs b- adoption: It Is
I Ordered: Tnaf h hoarln? upon said
acrei-meiit be had at the Probate Office In
said New Rlllnln ell the 9th day of Sep
tember A. It. IH:.i, at 9 o'clock in the
(forenoon: atid that notb-o ho Rien to all
' persons inter-sted to appear at said liesr-
hid and show i-suf If any I hoy have, ',
why said nun-cin. nt should not he a.-;
pre - d. bv piil-lishlnv: a opy of this or-K r I
(hi The Nrvs Miit.ilo Heiahl. a newspaper
' liming a eii-rulatb-ti in said district, and
b tM.slllu a copy of tills order on the
, puMn- f-lcji p,,;.-t of the Town of New
i Rilain in Ihe County of Hartford in
HOTEL COOK FINED $200
FOR SELLING MOONSHINE
Proprietor of Hotel York Discharg
ed New Stool Pigeon Figures
In Court Cases Today
Three liquor esses were heard
before .Tudge Benjamin W. Ailing in
police court this morning, two of the
defendants being found guilty while
the third was discharged, the only
evidence against him being the !
word of the new stool pigeon, Jo
seph Stlnkawlc7!. Alex Gross, pro-
prletor of the York hotel on Main
street was discharged, but his cook.
Joseph Kallnowskl-, pleaded guilty
to violating the Honor laws and was
fined $200 and given a suspended
jail sentence of 30 days.
Stanley Mlynarskl of 40 Horace
street, proprietor of a store on
Broad street, pleaded guilty to a
charge of violating the liquor laws
through Attorney Stanley J. Tra
coskl. but Judge Ailing continued
the case until tomorrow mornlnc
for sentence so that Mlynarskl's
court record can ' be straightened
out. Attorney Traceski called the
attention of the court to the fact
that there are two Stanley Mlynar
skls living a 41 Horace street, and
he claimed that several convictions
have been recorded ngalnst. the de
fendant In today's case which really
belong on Ihe record of the other
man.
Assistant prosecutor William M.
Greensteln attempted to have the
matter straightened out but when
he was unsuccessful, ho requested
that the case be continued until to
morrow. Mlynarskl was arrested
after the stne,! pigeon went to his
store and purchased a bottle of
liquor.
Tiie men at the York hotel were
arrested after tlio stool pigeon went
to the hotel restaurant and pur
chased a hottle of liquor of Malin
owskl with a marked bill. The bill
T-o fonnil to Ibo naal-i vawieinr I-,,. !
the police when they entered til" i P"c
premise, mm Knwicz cinimea mar
he had purchased moonshine from
llrnro on tbooo rtro.-intoa ..oooclnno
but when no further evidence , K.fJiiJl
against the man was forthcoming,
Judge Ailing gae the defendant the
benefit of the doubt.
til'-, inld tlie effort was lint yn grout
In 'his Country as was anlielpnled. IXiMe of Coni.c-U- in, n.-nnst to the la
J. What is ).nserlred milk ai..!f ""J-'':"" ",f ",M ''I'"'1'. "', 'x
' .lav" b. :oi- ti,.. il: hen in before b-
Is it as wholesotn,. as- milk that has ;,.,! p, ,i, ,-,.., rr said tiem-inn.
not been paMrurl..ed ? i ' itt:i:NAlit F. saff.nEY, Judge.
Long Goes on Toot After
Appealing- From Sentence
Kvidently the only reason for
Richard T.ong appealing from a
sentence to the State Farm at Nor
wich yesterday morning In police
court was lo give him an opportuni
ty to go on another good drunk
before he stcrted on his six months'
! stay In the arid atmosphere of the
farm. HcUased after court when he
furnished bond for an appeal, Long
must nave immediately found a nt(
generous supply of liquor, for when I ! fc--flr
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tur WaphliiRton Miinau
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manapnient. disrasrs. Il
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family at som,
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a tualil.. '
time or
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ill death doth dopatl
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oompiud bulletin tell-e.-tlou,
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in.,. Send for It and learu how
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fill' (il pun II it: I'.
on Puri.ui. New Pr.taln lie
A nue. 1', alii:rtnii. I1. C.
bulletin i IT?, sod enclose
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her-, w ith
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NAME
ITr.r.ET and No
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a rBffr cf Th Herald.
Patrolman Olis Hopkins found him
i early last night, he was helplessly
drunk. Tn police court this morn
ing. Judge lienjamin V. Ailing dup
licated the sentence imposed yes-
t onlay morning by Judge William
C. Hungerford, and Long decided
that there would be no appeal this
time.
sm:ak THir.r ;i;rs $10
The home of Thomas Ituhtcrford.
103 shuttle Meadow avenue, was
entered jestcrday by a thief, who
eucceeded in getting away with $40
in cash, according to a report he
made to tho police last night.
New York has furnished more
P
A
ecoras
Broken!
In Selling Desirable House Lots Where Are You?
In our 22 years experience, we never sold as many lots in 4 days. There is a reason.
It is the most beautiful tract in New England. EVERY LOT IS WORTH DOUBLE
WHAT THEY ARE SELLING FOR!
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A LAND SALE WITHOUT AN EQUAL
CONTRACTORS,
Located Right
BUILDERS and BUSINESS MEN ARE BUYING HERE
Priced Right Looks Right Is Right
Watch the Autos on This Property Every Night
Drive Out in Your Car and Avoid the Crowd
Av0 0
Just Beyond Robbins Station, Newington, One Fare From New Britain
WATER -ELECTRIC LIGHTS - RIGHT AT THE PROPERTY
uwiu,wJHi -mm
CiMltfak-MMWoMl-V.
A SURPRISE FOR EVERY WOMAN
Thursday
A BEAUTIFUL SWEET GRASS BASKET - $1.00 Value
Imported From China The Women Are Wild About Them
iiliW'TiiriinjmJ,"-)t1fer f'r ifrn
Special Free Cars
Marked Carr Land Sale Leaves Central Square 2:00
P. M. by Hartford Line. Get on Anywhere Along the Line
A Sale Different Than All the Rest You Double Your Money on Every Lot
$79 TO $599 - 10 DOWN $1.00 WEEKLY
A FEW HIGHER. NO INTEREST. NO TAXES FOR ONE YEAR
NO PAYMENTS REQUIRED WHILE SICK OR OUT OF WORK
15
Per
Cent
for Cash
Discount
The Profit Is Here for You
ONCE IN A LIFETIME YOU GET OPPORTUNITIES LIKE THESE
to
mm
km
DRIVE OUT IN YOUR CAR
And Look at This Wonderful Property
SALESMEN ON PROPERTY EVENINGS UNTIL DARK
CARR LAND CO.
Local Office 436 Main St., New Britain
Tremont Building, Boston, Mass.
icahinet members than any other
rtate.