New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 26, 1926, Page 3

« e 5 g ¢ NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 26, 1926. 3 = = m \ MRS AKELEY To START SATURDAY those most human membors of the [as follows: Art, science, llbrary, l y the board of finance and mmum.‘\\nu.r Wood of Bristol Grange: ton. Chalrmen of the conservation 4 . |animal kingdom," says Mr, Akeley, |play and the kindergarten, There |for the tirst named plan, \\ orthy master, R, H. Erwin; over. THER STATES |N departments of the Federation of ) who professes: “The more 1 see of | will also be accommodations for A.‘ Chairman Joseph M. Halloran ex- |seor, A, E. Mahan; lecturer, \(rn \ [l Women's Clubs in the other states FOR CAMERA HUNT lN DARK AFRlCA my fllow men, the more T love th principal's office, physical directors | plained that inasmuch as the school | L. Eddy; secretary, Mra. A. have filed protests to the Kentucky e =t sorlllas [room, school physiclan, nurses and [board favors the disposition of the |han; treusurer, Everett Alon | {state park commission against the ) B . “And she s going to climb av 1l room, teachers' room, toflets | Burritt school property which & not | chaplain, Mrs, C. C. Rowley; stew- | |application of hydro-electrio power r (R ) T o | Natural etory, Mrs. Akeley today African mountain or twi pya,” |and a stock room. This also will be ited for school use, this property ard, Mr, Deane; assistant steward, !companies for permit to operate a Will Be First White Wom (;vld an Assoclated Press representa- and perhaps “Kilma‘Njaro," he con- |constructed as to permit its conver- |cannot be disposed of until the Na- Melvin Hosford; lady assistant stow- |power project in this region. & . At tive something of her adventurous cludes. “I've got to get her interest- [slon into a 30 room plant | than Hale bulldings are ready to ac- ard, Mrs, ', E. Hayes; gate Keeper, Ac )\nw\\l dging the letters of pro- an to Enter the Unique . od in some mountains out there— | During the discussion on the last |commodate the present enrollment | John Darling, Jr.; Ceres, Miss Hilma Ald Teflnessefi l[] Plesel‘vmg C. Merrlll, exccutive secre- [l 2 “In 10141615 T made my first 1 don't want to have to climb that [named school building, School Com- of the Old reitt school | Ringqu Pomona, Miss Marjorle "H\ of the federal power commis- Gorilla Sanctuary of the|trip on my own, with & young Eng- cold mountain of hers!" fftteeman George LeWitt asked | It is expected that a special meet- | Luce; Flora, Mra. B. Littlejohn, | Cumberland Fa“s sion, comp cretarfes of lish women and two guldes. We | her or not it would be possi- ing of the hoard of finance and taxa- | The meetings for the coming year W interfor and agriculture at Kivu—Has adventurous |hacked our way through “Devil's le to renovate the interior of will be held soon to discuss the |will be held on the second and | — | Wi n i) A clubs” and cedars up the mountain Hfl[]l EXPANS"]N the Bartlett school rather than [Nathan Hale school situation, ourth Tuesdays of each month, | Cumberland Falls, Ky, Jan. 26 |siderati Lif& which the American Geographical abandon the building as it Is propos The charity board agreed to trans- | - - g slates &i¢ i 4 'm;\fr- “possible effect the ruction of soclety named from my map. “Mount ¢4 in the near future. He argued |fer property on the Town Farm to| EXCHANGE CLUB MEETING | protest to save Cumber- |this pre would b on the | Sir Alexander" after the ploneer Sir that the cost of renovation would |the school board after a recent con-! Tonight at the Burritt hotel the [jang Falls, Kentucky's largest water beauty of Cumberland Falls.” | Alexander McKensle. We also saw result in a saving for the board In |ference between representatives of Exchange club will hold its regular ¢y, ,,0;,,' Impairment by commer main objection {8 to the Al New York, Jan, 26 (A—A coming |in the distance my mountaln, al- | years to come. Supt. Holmes was of and Mayor S & 2 : M. Pao- monthly closed meeting. It s the clal development. lams that would be bult, wunting expedition into the heart of | though it was not named for me un- h opinion that the building must s b Africa will hold no new thrills for | : Bl It o J ire 9.7 acres of land custom of all Exchange clubs to| ars W i ot Arteaa] [til a mounth ago. It is & nice ya used for some time since the new there be fdeal for nite intervals 2l Alrres he Falls in te i, gt i S J is Mrs. Carl Akeley, wife of the |ful" she smiled. not b large enough to take care of |sald. M”..w,.n e 1 this evening l o Qod " fn s wlid and! pleturosn On Story of Emperor sculptor game hunter who will head | “Two years later T returned m] Commofla[e Gl(ys Chlldlefl [the entire enroliment of the Bart- Rl et rane B e e B Db bS] © e the Africaff expedition that 1 to |this sams region I had mapped out | lett school | board will be asked for gresn WAL 56 dilvared By L r o g o Bluee s et Rk Rk tart from here Saturday. to study it under winter conditions. T Tl | Although the hoard approved of a [bond issue to finance a ncy sker from outside the club 1oig ’m‘:wm_””n Nk dThy Lbaate e drrat e » The trip to Africa will be her|This involved the crossing of elght | A bullding program involving an |[Feomm endation of the accommoda- [on the property siip. George B. Taylor, a hills and p‘m‘m:w. tn fall below, a LA of the great 5 «,:',, N first, and she will probably be the |high snow masses In the depth of 'expenditure of § ) for c- | tions committee to build a new addi- | S = Y \-'w iy M‘ '('””\m}m;l- Lo B8 neforyine (KIEh: liml;o.“‘r. rst woman to enter the unfque |winter snow. I remember we onced commodation of 13,000 elementary |'107 en the Nathan Hale property fnctallation Tonight »rical sketch of the Exchange {dea| Wyoming, Kansas and West Vir- | has finished his work after ten years. sorllla sanctuary of the Kivu. But|went 16 days through a driving |students and 700 junior high school |*hIch would consequentieresult ir e e Gr [ hoth in its national and local aspects. |ginta, through their state federa A el the thrills of exploration are an old | bllzzard—we had to go’forward be- |students was proposed by the school |N® disposal of the old Burritt At Newington Grange " e cAsialo T olarts amura [l ook et amen s e Toa I iays sanib) Tl a1 Tang S ory to Mrs. Aksley, herself an ex- |canse we couldn't go back over th |accommodations committs hool, nothing definite can be dous | follawing loMmeera ot Newlig:ciotoort Woodailuo & shartor mem: filons of momens ¢ ey Eiiees peaip) plorer of distinction, Until a few (stecper, higher passes we had de- |cial mecting of the sch ih' e Vlatter S propoaition Muntil lion G ranigatielll (b inwtalied i thiaif LOF R LISRRARADRAORS L2 08 BSHEORO8 CLIGIRSERIPIEES o8 ok TE st Biirek 3 ago she was the Mary L. Jobe | scended. The thermometer stood !terday afternoon. such time as the money I8 provided |evening at their hall by Past Master |V LA LR AL AL AA S A PO ELIL ORI BN Seilis : o widely known explorations in Viritish Columbia recently won her 1w glory of having “Jobe mountain named in her honor by the Ameri- can Geographleal soctet between 35 and 65 below zero, but | The school to replace the present I had planned clothing and equip- | Monroe school, a matter that has ment, well, and we were quite com- |been considered for some time, n,]s‘ fortable.” discussed at the meeting. It is to be | Mrs. Akeley speaks calmly of her {built at the corner of Moad- | has been ploneer fn an un- |extraordinary work. She s a strong ow avenus and Vance street and is ) | line of feminine endeavor. |woman, in her thirtles, brunette in|to be constructed so as to have 1: f“‘ Viver since her Bryn Mawr college |coloring, smiling often, her face gives vegular class rooms, an inys, her idea of having a great big|an impression of sweetness and froom, music room, s wonderful time has been to abandon | serenity rather than of the hardy |library 5 ome and friends, and with one |strength one would suppose. Taxed |sjum, and two pla similarly minded comrade and a|With the question she emiles: “Well | roon It will also house a pri | cauple ‘of guides to hew out new |yes, I suppose I am very strong, and |pal's office, a wal room, ph 1alls {n the snowy mountain passes|have much endurance, mental as|directors room, school physicians, \ of the wild Canadian province. well as phystcal. | nurses and dental room, a teachers' | Tells Her Story Thrills and Adventures. |room and a stock and storage room. | Against the background of the | “Thrilling adventures? Narrow es- [ The building will be constructed as owy northwestern mustang groups | ¢4pes? Oh, no, nothing that all ex-|to permit its cnlargement into a 30 | ar the entrance to the African plorers don’t have. We got pretty |room building if the need should | N in the Ame m ot |16W in our rations once. T portioned {present itself. The estimated cost them out to the last biscult, in order | will be 000 and will be for the | ===|that we shouldn’t turn back before lac tion of about $0v stu- —ee |we had to. For a while we were |dents ! !tiving on three pancakes a day, or| New North End Junior H. S ! killing - caribou and living on its An addition to Nathan Haie | meat alone school, which will to replace ‘Sleeping arrangements: Alaskan |the old Burritt school and to realiz | sleeping bags, spread on the soft pine the prisent v unior | eedle floors that can always be high school situ i | | art class| ¢ room, | A gymna- I A Big 7 Feature i s propos P | found under a clump of spruces, pro- |by the school accommodations com- ), Break a Cold Rught UD with {‘Or,":d from the deep snow of the il A building simgjlar to th g Women’s Lined W~ Wirter. Money Saving Event 7 5 . 5 | “OLD DUTCH"” e o |Cotud e e steuctuns on o casuvererte | We donot exaggerate or draw on our imagination. Thefact | Cleanser " U COld Comp(]und" | Timber \\al\-” owled at them, black | nasiums, a d\on.!u’r(!"‘\‘in".?( B G]oves . . oo . . ‘\Ved. Pape's e wolves ran ahead. And sometimes hoys, a household arts room for girls e ST these prices are difficult to duphcate anywhere, anytime 2 e 13c we had to hurn fires high all night [in the seventh grade, and a teachers' mpec»xal to keep grizzles away—I never Take two table Vq\ ery three hou urs | until thres dosesare ol coer rap st dose | not all s re- | room. was acted upon favorably by gleam- |1 E but o s in every member seeing t1 ‘circle o red to in board, The construction w about $200,000, but will provide or high school in A of the city that will be ccommodate students for sband both share ir cars to come color, For | Wednesiny ... 39¢€ | FOR MAKING LAMP SHADES B Tady Mary Everything that is popular at the present time; in both e alline and silk sh:\‘de Work,— C\Ollgh Dflolps Py Wire frames of every description. A new shipment including Boudoir, Bed, Floor, Table Anise or mentho vou do hear many eries s gives relief. | © ypg Akeley will not shoot cond and third | yrjca, exeapt with the camera. loses completely lang her t 1k up t cold. | jove of wild and a hatred of 0il Paints, Stencils, Tracing {attern For z sc casant safe | siroying it The visit to the gorilla and Washingt mentary schools | § P d Sheets. Silhouettes; Brushes for every purpose; Crystalline and Sealing Wax, in all colors; \\cdr:(md‘n - for B | tak no | sanctury, aside by the Belgian [in the north ern section of the owder | |Crepe Paper and Napkins, new Braids, Rufflings and Bead Fringes. In fact you will find . ni or opiates. | government for the unmolested fam- |city, the committee recommended illions use “Pape’siily life of ome hundred mountain |the construction of a building of 14 W1 Compound.” | goril irt | Regular 25¢ size. Soft | |, complete line here including all the newest developments. \ Girls’ Extra fexture. 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