New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 16, 1923, Page 16

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 16, 1023, W overing loss of human f Ao lh-'-lhllulul. ansibility of hom the vietim America SUGGEST REVISING STREET NAMES HERE : Strangers Made Dizzy by Dupll cations, Assessor MeCarthy Finds| Ravigaion. a1 In i wake ane of the 1 conditions in southern | “More than 100 persons were drown: ording o Captain Gomes, vidence at the hearings Wwas with the estimate of ity lives lost, made by the govern: | officials at L.a Bomba nd survivors, it was hearings, | commissioner here and s of the government J disaster, whieh il of human life labor other offiel The Top A my heeking uy names streets about the eity has e city pla Edwa |ed. ) een suggested to t ernment anks of the poorest Mexican states of Sonora | The Survivors thirty known »ur\nnn] e demented by reason of suf the desert ecountry .ur‘ aping from the water, as shown | y the testimony in the government's earing. Only sixty of the bodies| e been taken from the water, ken in | incom- | ing m s of the Gulf force the waters | »f the Colorado river back a distance | »f forty miles, When the high tides abruptly in the Gulf, the waters the Colorado River ‘are turned | oo into the Gulf with terrific force | creating a huge swell, or “bore wave" | forming a wall of water from nine to ‘mm foet high when it reaches the | I n repetitions caught in the upper reaches .-n- of California are doomed ) n aster, shipping experts state, Engineering plans in connection " with the extension of the Southern Pacific Company's line from Mexicall “lto Lo Bomba and for the creation of adequate and safe harbor facllities at Port La Bomba, will, by utilizing con- necting deep water bays, overcome the janger of the “bore wave,” engineers tate, street; 3 et; Hurtford avenue l'lLv and street Rotherford avenu - SCHOOL ORCHESTRA street which s although it was orginally we but one, At present r mill of the Stanley located in the middle with Bond street on tory. On the one house m.x Tigh School Musicians Entered in Winter Exposition Events Shtialoy: thE ownet GERIhEL renamed it Pershing Plac: canging another conflict with Pershin : George C. Mathews, director of the senior High school = orchestra has ccepted an invitation to enter his tra in the musical organizations' to be held in connection with assessor also rccommends th the plan commission select one of tw roads leading to Shuttle Meadow lake both of which are now called Shutt! Meadow road. when swept by a “bore wave"”, | e T0 PLAY FOR PRIZE the organization sheuld arihve ne ater than 1:30 p. m. and remain until 30, Vor evening programs, the or | e | ganization must report 1o director not ‘ ‘ later than 6:30 p. m.--opportunities will be previded before and after the contest hours for seeing the expesi \ | tion Each contesting organization must | play on the special Junior Contest grandstand not less than six numbers or i(l\xll(l“l #s indicated by the di-| |restor of the contest Free admission will be furnished te all members of the contesting musical organizations whoe have been | properly entered and qualified for the contest Each contesting organization must submit to the director of the contest the program giving the name of the organization and names and compos- lers of selections to be rendered Kach erganization contesting for the prizes must report for the pro- {gram at the time and place indicated | by the director Late arrival of con- testing organizations may be disquali- fied for the entry unless previous ar- rangement has been made for rears | rangement of contest program Mr, Mathews entered the Junior Hich school orchestra in a similar competition last year, It received fourth prize which was considered an achievement of note hecause it was {the youngest organization competing | for prizes, R $3500 BROOCH, 16,~A diamond | brooch \u'uul L5600 lost while she | was attending the New Year's eve) dance at the Army and Navy club| here has been found in a pawn shop | in Springfield, Mass, and returned n.l Mrs, J. 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HARTFORD —DRINK — AYERS’ SODA WATER Take home a large bottle of lemon and lime—something you will like— it's delicious. Three size bottles—5¢, 10c, 15c¢. A. D. Clifford — BU mmn -— Street than 800; a Junior High school com- petition; a band competition; and a fife and snare drum or a bugle and| gl drum corps competition. The prizes for the last four competitions are the |same as those for which the local Mexicali, Lower California, Jan 16, |team is competing. No awards wiil —Enrique Libran, owner, and ;,,g,.‘h.« made in a classification unless there Gomez, captain, of the steamer To-|are at least three entries. Ior per- polobampo, wrecked in the Gulf of |manent possession of the cups or ban- California, November 10, last, with |ners an organization must win three the loss of more than eighty lives, |times. have been held blameless for the dis-|and re aster and released from detention at|tee in charge: the Mexican barracks here by federal Members of the musical organiza- authorities. The ship was broken in|tions must be boys and girls ranging two by a huge wave. Had the cargo|in age from & to 21. been livestock, recovery could have| Any organization wishing to enter been made for the value of the cattle |the contest must spend an entire half Jost, the authorities ruled, but there|day: at the Connecticut Exposition | is no provision in the Mexican !;n\'sifrom January 23 to 27, and that day W The following are the rules lations made by the commit- For Quick- Returns Use Herald Classified Advts. Py e S S et THE OLD HOME TOWN BY STANLEY We are in a position to take care of a few first mortgages on residential ESTIMATES F l RNISHED Jobbing Promptly Attended ‘to Tel. 28! or central property. ——— Galbraith & Pattison Carpenters and Joiners Hardwood Floors and Paneled Ceilings a specialty. Best coffee 35¢ 1b, Repairs Tel. 1493-4 ; Russell Bros.—advt. A. LIPMAN and Secondhand Furniture. Tel. 1320-2 New 24 Larayette St. 3 1lbs. $1.00. 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