New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 5, 1924, Page 14

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5, 1924. TROUBLES TROLLEYS - e | U IRATE TREASURES Only Problem That Is Serious o : S-E S| DL i New Yorker Hunting $60,000,000 Street Cars Is Traffic ] Enalmotors Jrh T ; i e Believed Buried : g v ; x Passamaquoddy S > a ‘roix River thr R By The Associa A St . i 3 3 ational boundary St. Louis, € R < 2, ? ey * i y ; 1 a ecn opposed be- Hu N, patron of arts! through ¢ r - 1 : up a barrier 10! gnq jette his wife, the former difficult f > p . 4 - and from Eastport, = g lems, the ¢ 3 S . - g 5 nerous other commun. | A"0# Vaughn Hyatt, sculptor, have She United States is ; .S 2 13 » New Brunmswick and gone to Barbados in-their yacht, the (o] ore :.;) a serious situati E ieie g 2 » 3 Rocinante, equipped for a two-years'' ¥ street congest 4 2 o dice 1 ’ ording to the “Evening - Budd, of hicago, pre e . : ¢ aro to s K which in ted today that the Yellow ee ! American c v a : : + . 3 { 1 ted e Wi tingtons had gone to seek a $60,- tion at the € -2 i = o i e ¥ buried treasury in the south New ry Removes Stains— sought the X v York, March 5.—Archer M. creasing : passengers a E ole b daing Satst = ¢ - % ap the biggest yea s 2 ¥ 3 4 t " W. L. Morgan was believed to have ever had, L z " o 7 . buried it in 1820, 000,000,0 4 3 n, The treasure, often sought by ad f rowth of 3 £ g 7 > to t venturers in the last century, is be electr 1 ing v 5% T ‘. . A 3 ate nti ¥ lieved to consist of gold and gem encrusted ornamen will require 1 " € . lmounung_ to $ E . % ) ar de Incas, looted from Peruvian churches Much of this capital w L . i ¥ - re . Champlain, the by the buccaneer captain. - us explorer of e ew Mr. Huntington is th under of! Mr. Budd through the sale of : :d to establish on its the Hispanic Museum ew York s i ties to the car riders, the cu ownership plan having proved suc- T lk I U ind 'r'd R d Here is a view, taken from an airplane, showing 1 ¢ An- and is said tb be an ardent collector de cesaful in the elcctric light and power [4[K () SO 1106 RECOTU .51 of the New York Giants at Sarasota, Fla. " irs ‘ French of Spanish antiquitics, tortar and {s 3 Ry, and aiso Baving n 61 The Rocinante is said to 1 : 2 on a number of important electric at a cost of 0.000 for } LA 4 Holder to Supply Water Power B E pontof RUVIOAS (ar her The industry neec f t n any v i v competition from 1 h i he E 3 v hiel rtir pth of speaker declared. The electric rail March ar- wice ) 0 f he opes up w way has proved itself to be tI r OW has 2\ e ery t ity at a rat est and most effici of carry- . f . ip about fou mile to the ) ing the masses in the ci and will continue to render that esrvice, rying from high gr d back to the 30, B t rd ‘'t 1 “For a number of vears everything,sea. But there has been much talk in Then' it er qui ¢ e narrowing that ran on rubber tires was regard- recent years of imprisoning tide water yushes out again. crip ¥ B upward,” so ed as a bugbear by the electric rail- that has ventured far up inlets and ped the imaginations of 4 E oping bottom ways,” said Mr. Budd. “Experience exacting an e y toll from it before of juvenile r E a and as ! push comes from has demonstrated that for mass trans- it flows back seaward. The famous iped ‘T e continues to pile portation the gasoline-driven vehicle Bay of Fundy, one of the tide record- ories. Now it is taking 2 r bay. When the cannot supplant the electric car. We holders, known to every geography on technical imaginations and « des and the mome have very properly accepted the mo- student, which is the object of the neers are wondering why these tho s exhausted the pl sands of tons of rushing water cannot |simpl lown hil Wharves 60 e ““The high waters S Sy o O T 50 S0 S torbus as one of the necessary ad- latest suggestions along this line, is juncts of our transportation busi- the subject of the following bulletin be made to turn power whe ness. We are rapldly becoming dc- from the Washington, D. C. head- “One big factor in Fun @ quainted with its uses as one of the guarters of the National Geographic tides can be scen from a m he [som ways disconce teols of urban and interurban trans- Society. inlet has a funne 1 ne of the little ports near b . portation, and are co-ordinating it “Because it has a short, distinctive into which the ocs i nead must be perched on pies || H ARTFORD HARTFORD with our electrically propelled cars. name and an extraordinnary reputa-| But a more Importan j0 feet high, When the tide “The general public is no longer tion, Fundy is probably better known apparent from m ward many of e L s ; SUBURBAN TELEPHONE SERVICE We now have a direct telephone trunk line from New Britain. Patrons may call us from New Britain without toll charge. 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