New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 27, 1920, Page 19

SR B N ERITAIN DAL : "FEBRUARY 27, 1920. : . ! i ! he site of the 1 go show is ¢ in qw- or of : | po x;ls ;u\'n- --7~ n rais in ud § ‘KANEAR“U PLANE’ | MILLION ORANGES USED | e oy m?é Sl [Z5a FriEmeteans e it nted the first orange tree of the Cammenting on the incide alance of 10600 ),ounrif periodical, Common Sense, Among the subscriptions | National Exhibit at San Bernardino, ore than 100,000 people “Lord Leverhulme is a man «f bis = of 500 pounds frem the S \ Cnl.. Contained Frad 3 i attende expositian, which h ideas and new ideas while the popula- S Women's eclub in i -+ Contained Fruits From TIori- | hecome one of California’s most {a- , tion over whem he declared the collected as a memorial to the B ‘British Antarotic Expedition s 5" 6%550% 25,2 . 5t | OPPOSE SUNDAY LABOR | KATSER STATUR IDDEX. Good Coats .. .. o ofiate ot Cilite o fnest | oranse | Plan for Fisherics Development | s fruit gr af Berlin, Feb. 27.—The “Kaiser W : s s g s . - » town, has now been As those we are now offering in men’s London, Ieb, 27.—The British expe- | trées by Pudre Dumetz a Franciscan. Manches! ,» Fel o1 ORI ] Smafl Dress Overcoats garco” airplane, formerly & fighting e 5 { hulme bas encountered the rel e afand Haderslsbs That Calls for Th oved to the premises of a P machine, for the final stage of tho for 10 years it | pro of the Scoachmen who live glish ancestral home i O HONOR PILGRIMS. 2 b [ 0t v S o v v (e mous mid-winter event £t of lairdship are folk of old icau soldiers who died in the ity . — = L nse idens. fence the ! Since $55 Bought Suc : B e e | m : : build thei exposition, L 3 lielm” monument - at G()]flg By AH‘ National Orange Show. to celebrate | Scotchmen Do Not Favor Ggvernment | Move On in England to Restore Ehieawic whith wag sovecedril the 110th ann sary of the planting Ancestors” Home Over There. 1ato s when the French marel othi t. They dition to the south pole, which plans | TBe expusition w: an Ber- | berajof tho Sl i Jub where it is concealed from py clothing department. ey are - 1808 § 1, rdinee, Fobruary 13, SIS e { recently to : o club where it s to start in July next, will use a “Kan- London, % 0 ; 0 o a - joeurney. This plane will be fitted { ers of Ca 1 haye been e 1 sxtensive property he has p e mansion was D ht in 1914, Plymouth .. Feb. 27.—A branj With velvet collars—form-fitting and With skis instead of wheels to enable | ine thousands of peopie fro S iha Gutor Hanrae . i as a memorial to ¥ ington by the S . . . E 5 2 i 2 et TS of the Anglo-American society to 3 reasted;— ned Wi fine silk. it to land in the snow. many states at their exposition. Tt w1 ¥ d a rebuff. He < | British peace ce v committee in : 2 o double b 1 % th = The aircraft will m its actual § be laid out in a grea rde; make Storucwa i ¢ »¢ | celebration of the h in the celebration in September of 4 Formerly they were priced at $75 and start from the Great Ba and will { ers at a park, and citrus fruit com- | Lewijs, . s N | hetween the United -centenary of the Mayvflower a 2 e = proceed to the South pole over tho | munities of the state will vie with | fishing 3 I endowr n Fathers has been organij while they last we will sell them at $20 great glacier, and then across known | each other in the splendot of their for 500 mile ¢ ad furnitur t . A suggestion was made t! 1 bun unnamed mountains. vorlk t' involved Sundav la ce institute of Amor « 3 ! Plyivouth subscribe for a special gf €SS, It is proposed to talke a crew of not ruit. % T : »s £10,000 pounds. Flive o a y sent to Plymouth, Mass. . B | less than four in addition to which a = — B e no mistake, they are sledge Ccontaining a tent. shovels, 3 s 5 A . cooking stave and camping equipment strictly high grade in every respect and and_ provisions for at least 10 weeks | 5] ] ] ] ] ] Wfl'l'fll Of our lahel must be carried. These provisios and y b the sledge necessary in the event of an accident, which might compel the party to return to the base on foot, A Group of Fancy Overcoats Tl weigh approximately 750 pounds. This welght, together with the nec- Horsfall-Made and Famous Lon- ssary fuel for a 1,500 mile flight, ne- cessitates a big powerful machine, as don-Made Coats can be secured at a the mountains o be flown over are ; 12,000 feet above sea level. saving of from $15 to $20 on each coat. The “Kangaroo” was one of the la- B test fighting bombers designed for the British air ministry, and at the time of the armistice was largely used on the anti-submarine patrol service. (4 The machine is a biplane measuring e 75 feet from g-tip to wing-tip and s fitted with twin engines developing 550 horsepower. One great trouble to be overcome if (5 Cs the question of cooling or rather the heating of the ne as the tempera- =5 P 2 es above zero in summer, and ments are now being cartied out with a view to overcoming the difficulty. FTompan 13 L < r. Feb. ~~John Hoodley, nt verger of Roches- ter cath nl, who was the origh = ‘ & 1e character Stony Durdles in D It Pays to Buy Our Kind. 93 Asylum St. “The Mystary of Bdwin Drood.” John Hoodley h B B8 P B BB DS e B 8 BN B B R S is Sinis o Giads AL him that Dickens from Rochester Lierne, Switzerland, Feb. 27.—A de- ¢ issued by the federal council per- ts frec aerlal trafic over Swiss ter- ritory in time of peace. 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