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RAYS STAY VICTIMS.
Microbes Glancss Kill Eggs of Sea
Urchins.

PARIS GP.-Microbes that looked
to the French Academy Of Sciences.
The significance of the discovery lies
In the fact that the window was made
of quartz. The same microbes sepa-
rated from the eggs by an ordinary
glass window were powerless to affect
the sea urchins. Quartz transmits
ultraviolet rays, while ordinary glass
Goes not.
The conclusion was drawn that the
microbes in this experiment possessed
radioactive powers. They were a
kind known as bacterium tumefcans.
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Find Scrambled" Cats.

MADISON, Wis. P).-Two mixed
cats-badly mixed-are being studied
by biologists at the University Of Wis
consin. The cats have their digestive
organs in the chest and are believed
to be unique as scientific literature
records no similar cases.
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81 Rayon Vests
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dyed maro squirrel collars navy black tan sizes
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New Britain herald., 1929-10-24
AUTO THIEF WORKS
 AS CUPID DREAMS
Man Visiting Girl Finds Car on
 Railroad Track

When Chester Alexander came from West Hartford to New Britain to see his girl friend last night at 8 o'clock, he left his car parked in front of 11S Oak street. But when ne decided that it was high time to go back home---just five hours later the car was on the railroad tracks near the East street crossing, pointed in the general direction Of Hartford, with one of the front wheels broken off,
 Chester, when he looked for his car after making his adieus, did not know that 1t was on the railroad tracks. He thought 1t had been stolen. After searching the neigh borhood thoroughly, he called up Sergeant Flynn at the police sta ton.
 Scarcely had Sergeant Flynn hung up the receiver than the tele- phone rang again. The station agent at Waterbury wanted to know if 1t was true that large sedan was straddling the rails at the Elm street crossing. Sergeant Flynn re- piled that he did not know but that he would investigate
 Officers Harper, O'Day and Kumm investigated. No car was found at the Elm street crossing, and after reporting back to the station, the policemen began their search. II was near the Allen street crossing they found the car, but not before a passing motorist had informed Of- ficer Cstach about the cars where abouts.
 Now it was almost o'clock, and & train was due any minute. Work ing hurriedly, the three policem CT and a reporter tried to move the auto, but failing, called shifting
New Britain herald., 1929-10-24

engine. Although the engine could have pulled the auto all over the division yet in doing so signal boxes and ties would have been ripped up. In desperation, an auto wrecker was dispatched to the scene, and the car finally moved off the tracks.
 Investigation developed the facts that the machine belonged to the Sleeth & O'Connor Auto Co. of West Hartford where Alexander Is en- ployed as salesman. It was later lowed to the Palace garage where it was repaired today.
 Suspecting that the car reported stolen and the car on the tracks at the East street crossing were the same. Sergeant Flynn did not put the number of the machine on the police teletype. A slight mixup also occurred because Alexander first re- ported the registration of the ma chine as SX3134 while the car found on the tracks bore registra- ton SX3133.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-24
FOOTBALL COACHES
 ARE HIGHLY PAID
Receive More Than Do Best Pro- lessor, Report Says

New York, Oct. 24 (UP)-The average salary paid to the head football coach at about 100 insti- tutions investigated in the Carnegie Foundations survey on American college athletics Is 36.107-almo5t $1.000 more than the highest paid full professor at these schools.
 When paid by the athletic asso- ciations, the full time head football coach averaged s6,466 a year and when paid by the colleges them selves, $5,058, or s100 less than the average salary of the highest paid full professor.
 Other coaches than the head foot ball coach are paid considerably less than the maximum compensa- tion for the full time professor.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-24
NEW BRITAIN CONNECTICUT THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24 1929
France Still Seeks Man to Begin
 Work of Forming Nations Cabinet

Paris, Oct. 24 Pl-F'rance today sought a cabinet maker to replace Aristide Briand as head of the French government
 The political situation precipi- lated Monday evening by the resig- nation of NJ. Briand and his asso- ciates after defeat in the chamber of deputies on matter of proce- dure seemed today more obscure than ever. There was little indca- ton as to who would be chosen preimer. or what would be his po- litical complexion.
 Political observers predicted the crisis probably would last a week or 10 days, or at least until the radical congress at Rheims is con- cluded. Thus far, conferences of President Doumergue with party leaders were understood to have been without results.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-24

The radicals, extreme leftists. have the largest membership in the chamber. They possibly will find the cooperation with left center or ganizations which is necessary for a majority coalition as difficult as would be a coalition of parties of the right and right center.
 Should President Doumergue de- eide the right should be given the chance at cabinet making he prob ably would choose Andre Tardieu, or possibly Henri Cheron, to head trial government. Edouard Dala- dier or Edouard Herriot seemed the most likely radical selections.
 Any new government, observers predict, will have a short life with the present constitution of the chamber, in which no party any where approaches a majority.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-24

nell, Harvard and Iowa have prov ed through action that victory is
 not essential for the coach to hold his job.
 Under the hygiene of athletic training 1t was brought out that one football coach in 1926 administered caffein tablets to his team in the | final game. Another coach stated that as player he had been given
 strychnine tablets by his former
 coach. At another college foot
 ball coach offered to inject cocaine 1 in the leg of player so that the pain would not deter him from en- 1 tering an important game.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-24
WARNS INSURANCE COMPANIES

Hartford, Oct. A P(-Insurance Commissioner H. P. Durham today advised four fire insurance compan-
 ies which are in process of organi- zation that they will not be allowed
 to operate in this state unti' changes are made in their titles so as not 10 infringe on names of ex- the place of their origin.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-24
Hold Jobs About 5 Years

The highest paid coaches hold their jobs, on the average. q little more than five years. The tenure of football coach, according to the report, is coming Hess and less to depend upon victory"
 The athletic authorities at Cor
New Britain herald., 1929-10-24

Of 96 head football coaches, the highest salary was s14,000, the low est $1,SO0 for part time work, and the average $6,107.
 Staggering sums are lavished upon coaching and training at nu- merous institutions, the report says expenditures at eight schools--Har- yard, Iowa, Ohio State, New York University, Pennsylvania, University of Washington, Wisconsin and Yale have run as high as $S4,600 for all branches of sport and s41,S0o for varsity and freshman football. In this group the lowest figure for football coaching is s16.000.
 Such expenditures for coaching and training clearly reflect a dis torted scale of academic and athle- tic values," the report says.
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

WE ARE ENLARGING our sales force IN
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When D'Arnot regained consciousness he
found himself lying in little shelter
of boughs. Soon he recalled the whole
hideous scene at the stake; the strange
white figure carrying him away. What
fate lay in store for him now? :. Out
side the hut he saw the squatting figure
of a man.
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

KEys.pupllGa!e keys. e cents , maze While bile
yyS YORK w s4e wuFne Metro $685. i11i NC"
LAWN MOWERS sHARPENED;. rebuilt, re-
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,s Or sessa dSa g
sxpe't IS. Prices that WI pleaSs yS%, .AAll;To
T .S ssd fRd ,s 0ST eG En 49,
PAINTINGS, PAPERING, decorating; interdi99rr
a end s sSteT nT F Fa5Ts Col 4sss
bg sapess IS dss TGT aSne
Call Mr.. Bowen. Potomac 2l64. S.
PAINTING-Int ana ext, house painting.
Paul Serene. 1908 N" Cap. ST. Main IOiS7:
PAINTING. PAPERING-For neat. clean
work can Adams 5000 e,I Lev @. prices eqick
PAPERING rooms and 2-story hall. $50:
psint i ali kinds in Adams asSe:
Rooms paPered $ snd
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PAPERHANGING and painting .s Special ns
lead and oil used exclusively We specialize
in TeXtone work; no cash down; years 10
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IS up; plastering.
house painting, repairs; very low estimates
this wk. Call at once. J. Hulin, Lin S44s.
81"
PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING-Special
prices this week only. We will scrape and
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room for ST. Paperhanging guaranteed IN
writing for years. Interior and exterior
painting at special prices; We use Dutch
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Payment on work done now to begin IN
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PIANO TUNING. .2.5U. SIC specialize in
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ROOF REPAIRING, PAINTING. gutterins.
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UPHOLSTERING HAVE YOUR WORK
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WANTED-AGENTS

MEN full or part time, house to house;
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
fCnnflnuaH

BooKS-Highest cash prices paid for entire
them in" or phone Metropolitan 6lt5. The
s sHS1 snSn sss 1907
CLOTHING BOUGHT-Men's. women's; chill
drens clothing, shoes; houSefurnishingS
Phone Mrs; Freeman. Adams 4848, before 10
D. G. .PLATT BOOK NO. 8. Call Column
bia 0080 after pm. -
FURNITURE OF all kinds wanted: best prices
paid. Capital Furniture Co.. 62l La. ave.
NV, or phone Met. 8459.
you have first-class fur
Lincoln Co, Franklin 1917, and you will get
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us and be convinced. The Lincoln Co., tel
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FURNITURE-Want to buy some used fur
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BEFORE SELLING
Phone Franklin 8Sl7AM1d get the best re-
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NV. Apt l.
WILLYs-KNIGHT 5-PAss. sEDAN-A1 -.
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Natl $500.
1927 Dodge Sedan.
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1927 Buick Std Coach.
1925 Buick Std. 4-pass. Coupe.
1927 Buick Std. Sedan.
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1927 Chrysler 90 Sedan.
1923 Dodge fastest 4" Sedan.
CLEAN Up
SALE!
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To clean up Our present stock
and to make room for trades on
the new 1880 Bucks we are
offering
1926 Standard and Master
Bucks in
Coaches.
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AT REDUCTION PRICES.
~
. OF WHAT THEY
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These cars have been recon-
ditioned; equipped with new
tires and Ducoed in various
.colors.
NOW IS
THE TIME
to avail yourself of these new
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your vacation trip.
ACT
NOW
and get the car you long have
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ALSO
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statesmen.

WANTED-Workers, and workers
only, with cars preferred; and an
iatimate knowledge of Washington
~n- vicinity for direct to consumer
selling; with. what radio experts
predict will be the fastest selling
iinc this year. Opportunities exist
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wANTED-SAIESMEN

MEN, 2, by large corporation. with
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local references. Address Box l79-H, Star
MEN, house to house. We have the best
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IF YOU want to make BIG
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SALE MISCELLANEOUS.

SALE MISCELLANEOUS
ADDING MACHINES, all makes and models:
rebuilt. $25 Up. Machines for rent: United
Typewriter & Adding Machine Co. Inc.
1927 N. Y. ave. NV. National $500 g.
BABY CARRIAGE and stroller; good condi-
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BED, single, completes; chest, chair; all $40;
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BUILDING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IA Gov
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sands Of good sash at Csc; complete windows
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CANOE, Oide Towne. ideal model; will sac
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BOY, white, about 20. needed TOT, uIlvlHE
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HELP--MEN.

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YOUNG MEN. two. ages 10 to a. to wait
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Roy. white to help around store; good REL
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BOY. with bicycle, for real estate once.
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