New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 9, 1923, Page 32

22 / NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1923. e e Mm— NAVALAVIATORTO | Puting Ponch uto At GIY PERSONS DIE | o THERLR TR [ @ T | | VTV DS Fox dcOgmpany b Will Be Sent as Part of Amund-| - . : '3 Die as Train Strikes * Bus in| , : sen's Exped][m[] Ken[uCky..s in New Jersey : HARTFORD Telephohe 2965 HARTFORD = - s EEEEESESS. | | | | Washington, Nov. 9.—Lieutenant Ironton, Ohio, Nov. 9.—Two men Ralph E. Davison of the naval air| : . E . | and one woman were killed at Belle- ’ % ’ service wili participate next summer 5 ko % : | fonte crossing, in Russell, Kentucky, in Captain Roald Amundsen’s it ; ¥ 1 ‘ j ross the Ohio river from h s | " % 1 e Chesa- tempt to reach the North Pole by a »rday afternoon when a % el itatTack Tev ” G | peuke and Ohio passenger train run- | Hightiaoross: {0 ATOUS e lEn 1 | ning 20 minutes behind schedule, ; [ strnck and completely demolished a The smartest furs developed into the smartest straight line, draped and ruffled models, retary | large bus operated between Ironton, | o i : will command one of the three : ; . Russell and Ashland, Ky, | And only the hest of workmanship is tolerated in our fur stocks. : : | Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lansing of Lex- planes which will make the r " 4 ; i ington, and W. H. Clay, of Near Hunt- ¥ under the leadership of the Norwe 7 : e ‘ll"m"ni “"-’V’lnt phre :<|Ilfled‘x§zd P:li'litr‘; HUDSON SEAL COATS ! NATURAJ. MUSKRAT D oo " | Pancake, Tronton, driver, Miss Kate [ . yn Titzgerald, Ashland and Fred Tardy, | $285.00 and .Up [ COATS $98.50 and Up Lieutenant Davison lected | 4 : : ; 11 Russell, injured. The motor bus R e | was demolished. 8l 10 to 56-inch Coats with collar and trim- t5-inch Coats with deep shawl collar and pedition, which is to be transported Eye witnesses said the driver of mings of self or contrasting furs, | cuffs; reversed border, et n shipboari : E ntomobile tried to signal the bus t r thut the train was approaching. cording to an announcement by § Denby, Lieutenant Davison ati bus driver, in a hospltal at Iron- S \ n |~' .:m" ! i i | ton, told officials of the company that et eyl e, s - § s | he did not know the train was com- " F‘l p i ol P . i ing and was already on the track OTHER JR COATS Hater e § s when he saw he was going to be hit. ; nmer the planes | u” &1‘” :i "h. n attempted to drive Other full length Fur.Coats in Jap Mink, Fitch, Caracul, Marmot, Natural Black Musk- oRtaline) cdes Boxing gloves keep Miss Winifred Dongworth, England's|#htad and get out of the way of th rat,’Sealine and French Seal. will probably PNy it opitfen b . . s av in the : 4 miniature artist, in condition. She spends an hour a day in the he bodies were atrown for . 300 N : . ; ! . : m the North » ; : J . b Several stvlish Short Fur Coats st g e Drices. here il be| 2vm and has become an expert with the punching bag. vards down the track. The motor Several stylish Short Fur Coats at most attractive pLIoS R ———————e e~ s was thrown across the tracks and gloynnccesnidenpt 60} i | ugainst a store butlding. . THIRD FLOOR 1 fuel is to be| whether or not the theory held by HUBINGER SELLS OUT. | | scientists that o large continent exists — — | i = 4 chosen for the|in this region 18 correct. | New Waven Starch Manufacturer Dis- | Threo Dio on Crossing. i T Mays Landing, N. J, Nov. 9. Dornier Dolphin| Other valuable scientific data and | poses of His Interests. | onstructed especially to| jnformation of practical value will be | | Thomas Ross and his wife and child and o fosul | sought. The feasibllity of trans- New Haven, Nov. 9.—Joseph : "‘ killed last night when their an- SP()'{T FRO(‘KS AN[) S‘TITS polar air s for alreraft, which | Hubinger of this city, president and was struck by a Pennsyls th the west i | Caretner. nap sold nis nan | oot express tratn ot Midwer, @l FOR WOMEN AND MISSES | WOMEN’S . WOOL HOSE r and Brother, hag sold his ea A second child was badly = geokiik. ot ,. ‘f.q““.m ll {;,’";{::"‘;,L“” 18l Knitted frocks and suits of brushed wool Iowa, rs. Jennie Elbert Hubing 2 and fiber; beautiful eolor combinations; Very Slightly ¥ on a1so of New Haven, widow of Nicho- | == | many striking models, { great interest from a naval|las W. Hubinger, for approximately BT fo. $1095 THIRD FLOOR 49¢ or 3 Pair $1.45 Irregular t an American|standpoint. In a region where the|$500,000, papers covering the trans- | —CAPITOL — (ke part in the expedi- | magnetic compass is practically use-|action revealed last night. NEXT WEEK MONDAY several days ago by|less it will be necessary to lay all] T AT pOLA NEGRI S g Captain| courses by the sun. This will be pos- | Horschair “Straw” Bonnets Out X “THE CHEAT" country. Detalls| sible during the 24 hours of day-| A horsehair cloth straw bonnet for il ] xvedition were sub- | light. One disadvantage from thelwomen has made its appearance in | MRS. &!DI‘{EY DREW Denby, who ap- itinuous daylight will be the effect| rcpdon and Paris and has found IN PERSON tion by an Amer 1 radio communication. It is well| myueh favor because of the brilliant n that greater distances can bo| surface made by the close weaving by radio at night. of the materfal. The straw is made le Sextant Expected to Help. | in a1 colors, and is said to be un OOKED clopment of the double 8ex-| ysually durable. hich is used in the United | ,_ RIS for navigation of air- ) Yox Mimting in Indiana FOOD SHOP at : st at the department, port imported years an | i lity prove & boon| ¥Fox hunting, u sport importad year cer take part In[to the explorers. This instrument| ago from Eng . o 118 MAIN STREET echo of the firm iminates necessity for a horizon | lowers in Ind and {lli‘:olh;nn :\;\"\ | existed betw making observations of the heav.|us in the s ARG Sapl yume vant MUTUAL BUILDING k the overer | oy adics, Tt will probably sup.| crowds of yside folk llll;n ou of the North Pol ¢ V \l or mercurial hori- | for them. At a recent hunt in Prince- weglan « . ton, Ind., the event lasting three days, more practi e hton: of jzon itnerto used on expeditions W drew more than 1,000 people. [SAVE MONEY AT THE quiremer eftort. COOKED FOOD SHOP An opportunity supreme to stock up for T DO the winter, ')A,YTP\I E F R(.)‘(_ KS Handsome Wool Hose with seamed back, For Women and Misses in the new shoe shades. $16.98 and Up The {r;‘ezul;;rities are wholly unimport- A superb collection of dresses for daytime ::::;ha:'s' L‘:,'i"t{;?n:gm‘:{fl“ce or wearing and semi-dress occasions in charmeen, Poiret H vl tail f 1 twill, Jersey, checks, overplaids, satins, vel- ose made to retail for $1.00. vets and crepe. z , Select the new Thanksgiving frock now. MAIN FLOOR THIRD FLOOR | | | | | | | | You'll not only save money at| ¢ R“VLEY BRS’ U\. ngh Gl‘aue ! CIND FR S this store, but PAINTERS AND s AND ¥ ’ MONEY TO LOAN Y R R e X | ad IR Y On 1st and 2nd mortgages cleanliness, prompt and cour- 267 Chapman Street —General Trucking— | teous treatment and you'll hav: WILL BUY 2nd MORTGAGES toous eaiment aad Jou' have - g A. D. 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