New Britain herald. [microfilm reel], March 08, 1926, Page 12, Image 12

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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, MARCH 8,
KITE FLYING IS
OF GREAT VALUE
FouDd (o Be Aid to Weather
Bureau Workers
Washington, Sh., March i4
The small boy likely would l'-v lis
the finest kind of lay, the Impfi rtn n
meteorological work rnrrl'd cm by
the staff of the kite s-atlnn nt the
Vvx' observation bureau h n,
For from the kl'e house In th
center of an unobstructed inriy.
acre field, k 1( f.5 as Ms ns a woodsh' il
arc flown on piano v ire, souk 1 iiii.h
six or seven on a sinitd" strand, th'.
highest quite out. of sight,
C, f', T ,1 n ff, veteran government
meteorologist. In charge, has nix as.
Mptnnts who d"VOto nil t Ik I r time
to kiting. Scarcely ft dozen d'tys ti
year fail to s'f the kites nlof. wh r
(ley r'tnaln five or su hours.
The Instrument carried up If call
d a ni"t' -orograph. W'dchini,' but
t AO pounds, tins aluminum ryiind' r
records wind vi'lorlty, direction, fil'i
1 vi . humidity, temperature and ill':
amount of static f t rl-it v onoonnt
or.'d, The Informn'ien trarsoriln d
from its rreordines is for use In
Who Is Your Skinny
Friend, Ethel?
THI him 'o l-iU Tod I,iir O:)
''or a rnup r if months and g't
nough freed healthy fh Ml on his
horn to tor,!; lih" a r-'al man.
Tf II him. i''s the only w ay to
r,,r. tl,,,. c-ra-'i'-lik'' hollows from
rVck r-1 , 0 n'ok. ;
T"d him ho nun'i have to S'miI
lw tli" rui-iy nil v.li h tin nni"-t.
i'l-.: f - T j - las'- le cau.-o the Mc 'oy
Hsiioraterh-s of X-w Yf.ris tire now
putting up '.'''I t.!v r ''Ml in sucar'
vi !. d laid' : I i tn. !
Ask for M"V fori l.lvrr "'HI
'olllr'O'll.'l T.'l Ii.' t.rr. i I i TV druggist
.-. h ' Ho 111-- 'h! talil.'t'i Ipt C'ljt'i.
Any man or vidian fan put on five
I'l 'inds of h.i.bhy th sh in :','i dayf,
ur our dru.-gis: h authoriz") to
i-;uu3 tit'.- purchase price.
One woman put on 1 .' pounds in
rix wool,..-. Children prow robust
and strong - 1-Vei.le old proplo
(".- 1 jmintrcr In a f' w we'lis. j
lie sure rind g' t McCoy's, fhej
original ;:nd genuine ami noiu '
i mil a: ions. I
future fori en st inn, for jiosslhlo mill
:ary flylnu formal lun In futuro ycum,
and for Inimiiliaii! Inforiuutioii to
army and mall tiwutoru. 'I'o tho hit.
'ir. dally Information Iiuh Inn fur.
nlshi'd lor S' yeral month, hut no
ri'KUlur vi'atlp-r for' caul h arc Issui'd.
I'rom th'i rlnuhir nix-ton kite
house, whlidi rt'iohi'N liko un as
'l Otnunloal ohs. rvatm y a::d lias slid
Hue round dooi.i, .v k 1 1 s aro put up.
A laru-.i drum, I l ariiik' :ishl tuih'S
of piano "IP', is op. rat' d .y till
(l"i'tri't motor, 'I'h.. w lioln is Intu
Int. ,! nt,'iili:v.' '.itit! fd'i'trii ity.
I'lilik" 1 1 . .' nuall hoj'.s kt' wuli
wl irli ,c must run a f-w ar.ls to
t i! up. tlir- wpiith'r kitr.i ,',r" tal,.
It don tlio fi'ld a short, distatu'"
and civ. n a l oost. The dium pulls
'I-i l.l'ri Into th't t' It i of t!iu w iml
at a si" "d of 1 1' m ti n il's nn liour
and the Pox 111'- sroo's upward.
llA,"ir. aloft a f.'v hundritl
'.' .!. t!o- l.ltf 1" illS to (t-iK un I's
load of piano wlr'i Inrrras's. Addl
'ionai l.iiis arc 11, 'ui s'ru. c on at
thousand- font Int.rval.s, (arii with
iii own had wit'..- of a hundred yards
or ft, .t many as half a d"Z'n kli'N
rorai dot Yin sl;y, ta'di perhaps In n
ill'fen pt wind i' V'd and earli uik
.ipc: nil opposite rjirieiinn froni tho
main liu'-. Hut the load is distrll'Ute.l
and th'" top hit" rarri's nn its work
of supper! inc tl:e tneteoroirraph,
Th' hit's are rietannular in
iV.npe. Th'lr greatest dimension Is
eitrht f"ft. The oornrr struts are half
in.-'h Rtralel l-Kraitp-d sprnee. The
rnusllu eovrriiiK is drawn to druiii
liend isin.. The only tails they
Ornr are the "urn'her tai's" they
l.rin;; down.
I're'iuen'ly a kit" a rnlle aloft
'ur.ahs on ay. llfH'I by a lahel on
tlte sid''. t't" finder usually returns
he ki'e fit opee. (inly five per i ' nf
fe !ef! l;l'fs fail to reappear, llow-
v r. wivn tite wire breaks at the
uneh. a. sulsMiifr steel tail trails.
ahmr7 v Ith tlie f I' f tinpr kites, playing
havers with rural phone lines and
fi )).
. hi.-.U! is the vire hit l.y llirhf.
aiei.'. l.iif I he Math: which eanses
fri'f 'ii radio fans. frequently
reach' I".'1"" to rf',"' volts on the
wir It is- safely h-d off throtlgh a
!-round' d r ,': pe wire.
Thir'y-lncli hydrntren filled rub
her Palloons tire released several
tuner: dr ily at T'rexel, Wateheil
tl'i-eurh th'-odolifs, th.'-ir course is
plotter, ami from this are d,rjnceil
d-tails of the upper air strata.
I ! xi 1 .also ii O'.'ifi''S kites for
rili'r .''tctions. T n 111 llnxtir. who has
l.'Mie wi'.i'tier 1,1'es most of 111:-; life,
opriat'S tlie k(t s!;op. Vifty-two
eerapl.ae, kins fill the loft of a
h.r;;e sliep.
In Her Uncle's Footsteps
" k f0 ""
TREASURY OFFERS
30 M BONDS
Half Billion Dollar Issue to Meet
Govt. Obligations
Washington, March 8 (At To aid
In meeting obligations this month
tho treasury Is offering for public
subscription $ jf'O.nei'i.Oiiii In 3'J-year
bonds. They will bear S per cent
Interest, the lowesi rate slne.e the
first. Liberty bonds were Issued.
Tho bonds art to provldo funds
for the retirement on March 16 of
approximately $73.000,000 In out
standing government bonds, and,
with other money on .hand and the
March tax receipts, to carry th
treasury over until June, nhen ad
ditional financing will be necessary.
With tho enceptlon of Inheritance
taxes and federal Income surtaxes
the new bonds are exempt, both as
to principal and Interest, from
other federal, state and local taxa
tion. Comprising the first long-term se
curities Issued by the treasury in a
year, the bonds will bear Interest
from March Jr., maturing on that
date in 3 ft 5 6, and redeemable after.
March 15, 1940. They will be of
fered at lOfi'j and the treasury will
accept as part payment, but with
out giving preference, the treasury
no'es, Series A, 1926, totaling C15,
OOa.aao, which mature on March 15.
The per cent interest rate,
treasury officials pointed out re
fleets the genera! market rate, and
that It has been the policy of the
government to establish Its rates
conformity with the general market
level. Federal reserve banks will
receive applications for the new
bonds.
As part of Its March finance pro
(tram, In addition, the treasury next
Monday will purchase direct from
the holders J100, 000,000 in third
Liberty loan bonds.
HELEN WILLS IS NOT
IN MATCHES TODAY
Flo Fairbanks, niece nf the famous Doup-, Ii trying to become a
movio actress. On her graduation from a;i eastern finishing
school she v.-( nt to Los Angeles and is now at work on the
Fairbari'is-rickford lot.
TH.Vl'S .11 ST WHAT
Mo'hrr: M'e little boys don't
f't-ht.
Iiarlinc; Sun: Naw. 1:;ry f the
: n !! o.Tn '"Pi- - Tit-Tlit.
MRS. ORDNER FOLLOWS
City Items
HER HUSBAND TO GRAVE
'Ectry ftctmt
T,ll, i Slory"
lb
WrSw ii v- ' W
Why Endure a Bad Back?
Get Rid of It By Keeping Your Kidneys Active
IIFE seems pretty dreary when the kidneys slow down,
J and backache, dizziness and bladder irregularities begin.
Neglect at this stage is dangerous, because kidney inactivity
ir.ay lead to dropsy, gravel or Bright's disease. Don't take the
ri.-k! Use Donn's Pills. Doani are recommended the world
ov:r. As your neighbor!
Here is New Britain Proof:
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Dean's Pills
Stimulant Diuretic to the Kidneys
OOcal! dril-rs. Fofter-Milbum Co., Mfg. Chemists, Buffalo, N.Y.
The iadiif.: of Tallinn! Torah will
. i'l-et tomon'ow af' -rnoon at .1
Columbia. St reel Woniftn Siiei'iin:!i- 'rr" ,; ,ll(' v.slry rooms of the
sna.'ot;ue for lip: purpose of rnak
tii I'lii'.iiiiunia Vi'iiliin Week of ; i n plans for lio 'coming conference,
i Miss M. Urginri ''lark spent the
Hasband s ," "" j week-end in New York city.
Mrs. Mary tirdii"!- of 1 i 1 Copiin- : A'r- ''anorine Ci'iall Suess of
Ma si ret t, V'la'S" lialtie afrainst 1 ' Main stre't is a jiatient at the
ihaiii was being eari-i-'i on as 1,-r j Hrttri hospital. Mrs. Sues.", under,
husbaml died last M' inlay, fell a J Wl ni a blood i i-ansfuaion Saturday
victim to Hi" satin ii:.ca.se whitdi j morning nn.l Ikt condition is slight
look In r liusiiand, ni' u ii i"i)iii , and i l.v itii proved.
,!,,., . ,jV! .,...v 1',,'ii;,',: u,.,,.r ! Tlie niTici.- i hoard of the New P.rit
h"sii'ul last nirflii after a slinrl ill- '.tin liny Sr-onls reuneil will iri'- t at
11( hs, j o'eic k Tliiitsday afh rnoon at
.Mrs. flrdm r Has horn i'l A us! i'ia I St out he.iduuarters.
Mir'h I'", end had iiv. d in j Itev. Slnnky Nal'-wazk. assistant
N'.w lliiiain 17 years. Slie hina s j past ur at tile Sacred Hear; church,
three liauRliiers, .Mrs. Rose I'owell, j will fil nf 1 lie ins! il ut ions ma intain
Mrs. Jeliii Itieeio, Mrs. Jos. j.li W'-b- j ' d by the parish at the meeting of
So Interest At The Nice Tournament
Centers Around Iloyslly
Play.
Nice, France, March i () With
Helen Wills not playing, interest in
tl. Nice lawn tennis tournament to
day centered around a battle of roy
alty, with King Ciuttav of Sweden
and Prince Chlchlbti, second son of
tho Japanese emperor, on the oppo
site sides of the not.
They appear in tho handicap dou
bles, (iustuv having as his purtntr
the former Spanish champion St.
terthwoU and I'rlneo 'Tiichlbu be
ing supported liy il, J Murray of
Kugland,
Gustnv and his partner had an
easy first round match, and It would
not be surprising if Setterthwalz car
rier tho pair to llnal victory.
Leading the singles at th" top of
tlie draw, Miss Wills next meets
Miss Helen Shirley, of England, with
Frau Neppaeh of Germany In r prob
able opponent In the seml-tlnals,
Senorttn Ttc Alvarez, whom the
American champion has twice de
feated in straight pMs during her
Riviera campaign, leads the lower
half of the draw and Is expected t
meet .Miss Wills again In the final,
In tho mixed doubles Miss Willi
Is paired with t.'harlwi S, Klngsley
of I'higtaipl. They will have slight
competition before thd final when
they will probably bo opposed hf
Mile. Vlasto and llenrl t'oeliet.
FRM E.GOODWIN
EYESIGHT SPECIALIST
327 Main Street
fTISlrK
Middletown Asylum
Inmate Is a Suicide
Middletown, March 8 OP1- Miss
Kdna If. Wilder, 45, head librarian
of tht public library here for a num
ber of years, committed suicide at
i he Connecticut State hospital for
insane here today by strangulation.
She had been confined to the recep
tion building of the Institution for
about 3 weeks following a nervous
breakdown. She was found by an
attendant today in her room with an
undergarment tied about her neck.
Hie I. ions' club tomorrow
The ruinual meeting of tlie First
J'.npiisf. church will be held this eve
iiinr,'. A talk nn l.a'ln America will be
given by Miss Josephine Hum-
nd four L'n nd''hil'lt-' n, Mary shad of Huston a' a mi-Hing of the
is isrliniai.''. lirii' st Webber a nd N omen s Ancillary and tlie Datigh
iai.i.ah Kli:-:ui" 1 ii Welder of this ters of the Kin;,-of Si. Mark's church
ity and Tin lalei'" Kvans of t.VIo- . tomorrow .-vi-ninK bt o'clock. Miss
; .Pi, ! I'liinr i. ". returned from Mexico a
A da ne'nter born to Kit-mian and
I "irs. John It'tiir of 131 t'lark Hreet
di. d fl.orlly after lea- birth. Mrs.
'Illaii'. i1, In) '."''ore jK ,- marriage was
la r of this: oily; n. son, John
I'et ras' h : Hire' shp-dauu'iitei'S, Mis.
Alexander Htolonny or liristol. Mrs
usfiu' Tiioinas of liris'ol and Mrs.
ICnies! lierrii k of litis city: one
sfep-.-' in. K lv .ird firdn-r of f.-tlifor-
nl-i.
I I'Kld l Klil I) (H.
N'e'.v l;ri:aiii has been , in rr
,. "pi, ., ;-. ,1 i lass" in the nat
what
jias
Minimiiiig
'Oil-' si to de'er
he'll 1.1CM S'le'"
lire less.' s. This inforination w-
I'Onveyeii 'oday .. S'ei''ary Italpiij
.. Couid of the ' Mi.: rill,- r o: ''mil- :
niei-f" 'y tlie foniuiiit' ' handling Hie ;
na'iollal er.nl' St r,:i h' iSil!' of the
I nip d S ; tes i'o; niiie,' of Coin- ,
in re' . TI" j,. r e lobs hi i loss in
New I'.ri'.ain in 1 !CT. v.as I'ss 1 itaii :
Tin." :'."! a dmi! s : ''i:y into tin
i i
I nri-
le
: Miss Jao'eita Ryan, is critically ill,
j liioh t'L-oinir t -a o major op' rations. At
1 .'i o'clock thH afternoon her condi-
tion Avss r"po!'!eii uneiiani'd.
; Mr. and Mrs. Ii. Allen Moore and
sou, Ali'n rf S;;iii;yeili;e, are quests
'at tin J'hamii.KO bote, Miami Doaeb,
; I'hiiida.
'i'le ihtiir ns ioa i 'o. f ported to
, h".',,i,tii'(i-!,.rs litis norm that some-
ne has been tntnp'Tiuf- with their
h vr.lor at tlie dant. A plec" of
ron nie found lodged in tlie motor.
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I'-lClSeii. 11-01' --S. Il" -,', ;lS lUldl.' totil"
iiospi'a ;. ' ' : 1 e 1 ' i: ". a - '"''1 ml '1 t hat ll"
is not in.iiii"! ,-riously, Jlowev-r,
I 'lis .'I.' ' . ISlcriM p cal) 110! lie lleler-
ui i .il ' : " a"' r. r 'ire of his in-
For Mayor
mi
Svtalc of Mis. Hultgren
i .ppra;se(! at S6.458
Mrs. M ,'edah'iia Jlnlim-eii left an
i .-1 1 . ni i;,4..(;i, Appraisers Adolf
I'.irbon and John Abrahanison have
'r. por'ei to tlir- proiin'o court. Tlie
iteinied i ' per. follow s: Wallace
'street real estate, o . ( ' c. r . ; rash,
?:!...:: insurance, ?1.""", personal
ff. 'Is, ..l.Mi.
si i'himi: coi in i!i.vn:w
Wtishinelon. March S Id1' A su
preme cult ! ii v. was granted to
day in tc.e f,.,j, ral I'-ai'.e commission's
us if r h;i -a. in:. Hie American Tol'aceo
enmpnny with aidinc in price. fixing
in tin I hiladelidiia district. The
erinrt rif appeals. wiiich had dis
miss, d the r as". was overruled.
Tho Herald Classified ad depart
leiit certainly is for your service.
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When vou are old.
OLD age need have no worries for you if you provide for
tomorrow out of your earnings today.
Comforts of life and peace of mind when you are no longer
able to work for a living depend upon your consistent purpose
in accumulating a bank cccount.
When old age comes, you'll be glad gou saved powr monep
TFilT.V A BANK OF SFRVICK
OJ'KX MTVRD.W EVENINGS 7 TO 9
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INDIGESTION !!!
STOMACH UPSET
Chow a few Pleasant Tablets
Stomach Feels Fine
Lt W J '
M:s ienr' Late!' s is a candidate
'or l, .vor of ii'U. . e'h It .il 1 1."
e ' 1 1 1 1 1 I'll:'. I" . ' ! el ! Ml- o:
. o'e .!. Hi. r. 1 I 1 . 1 1 ; . 'r : , ! I . L- 1 or ' 1 '
ei! tn;jtia"'r foi in of prn'rniii'ie
.She (.-..pied flline Ij'l) J'r f, I'S Jlfr.
jnh'P. as aetmr; maxoi. she lire I th'
I chief o police.
Instant stomach reri'f! Harm-l".-e
The moment "Capo's Diapcp-
; sin" i ' aches lhi stomach all dis
tress 1 1 ron acid stomach or Indi-i-'
s'mi) ,. . iniui' diate relief from
lis i up la'. . -a.1" s. he'ird'uui, palpi
alio:), 'ihlio.'s or : to.n.'n h prrs
sill'' .
Ciurei't your dicstiori for a few
cents. Millions k'ep It bandy,
j DruBgiets recoiurutn'J it.
Prices
F. O. II. Hint, Mich.
TouriiiR $.")10
Roadster 510
Coupe 645
Coach 645
Sedan 735
Landau 765
!i Ton Truck 395
(Chassis Only)
1 Ton Truck 550
(Chassis Oul))
Effective at once, the delivered price of all Chevrolet models is reduced.
Chevrolet buyers will be given the benefit of the recent tax reduction
though it does not become officially operative until March twenty
ninth. Thus, for the third time since the first of this year Chevrolet
emphasizes its supremacy in dollar for dollar value. i
First Reduced Prices
Early in January Chevrolet announced sweeping price reductions
Then The Improved Chevrolet
Shortly thereafter the improved C hevrokt was announced at these re
duced prices. Instantly it met wit h such an increase in popularity
that it became necessary to break a 11 previous production records for
January and February.
And now a further Saving
Although the redaction in automobile taxes does not become officially
effective for some time, the full amount of this reduction is now passed
on to Chevrolet buyers. Thus Chevrolet again emphasizes that prin
ciple of value on which it has built the greatest success ever attained
by any manufacturer of modern gear shift automobiles. Come inl
See the improved Chevrolet! One ride will be a revelation.
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