New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 26, 1926, Page 5

P4 L4 300 0 2 2k bttt L4 a City Items A. Nash Co. Su'ts and Overe $28.00. New styles and sam Union made. THREE STEAMERS Duren Otber Liners Batting| yom st var emerea " sne Terriic Storms | will undergo an operation. The regular meeting of the New York, Jan, 26 P Three steamships were in distress today |of Union Veterans of the Civil in one of the most savage storms ever encountered in the ~Atlantlc|yg ocean and at leat 12 liners, fnelud. | day at 8 o'clock in Jr. O, U, A, hall on Glen street, Camp N ednes . 70, W. O. W, lay night at 8 o'clock The ular meeting of L. D, ing the Leviathan and Aquitania,!gaig' Camp, No. 16, Sons of U were battling toward port With|yeterans of the Civil War, wil nearly 6,000 passengers aboard Most of the liners have been .Jv-‘fll 0. U. A. M. hall, iayed from one to three days by he storm which already has taken a toll of three lives, and was respon- sible in part for the sinking of onc ship. The ships in distress were the Brijish freighters Antione, Larls- tan and an undentified vessel in the Panama Canal zone., Re eftorts yesterday by the United States liner President Roose- velt in Jaunching a life boat to take(anq” paul Rundsen have been off the crew of the Antinoe Were|ponded by the state motor ve thwarted by hugh seas. Two sallors | ommiceioner, of the rescue crew were lost in the herole effort when a life boat crushed against the Antinoe. The North nan Lloyd steamer \"rnm!“ answered the SOS, call o( the Laristan. One Lost, 20 Saved. Norwegian freighter Solvang Sunday after a collision with | -tanker Vacuum, and one man | s drowned in the heavy seas when | the crew of the tanker. | The President Roosevelt first went | to the ald of the Antinoe Sunday| but lost the crippled steamer in a binding snow storm, locating it again yesterday, the American vessel |avenue and Winter street, lica yesterday afternoon. M. Pethigail, 73 Brooklawn s house. He reported ment to the police last night. Operators licenses of Herbert {to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Swift, 15 | drews street. Lieutenant Samuel Bamforth who is wanted here for non-sup Bismark, N. D, nate abllity with machinery tools may eventually lead the An can Indian to a new school for girls here. less gone and waves flooding hold. The President Roosevelt standing by. The sallors drown- were Ernest man of New k and Uno Wittanem of Tinland. he Antinoe hout 20 men » urd. She is owned by the Egypt a. i Levant Steamshlp company and an ability with tools white men would envy, result, he thinks, of long cent in which the Indian was comp: to devise tools to meet his pec which New York January 14 for|conditions. Queenstown. Her position is estimat- | Indian boys makt ex mid-Atlantic, mobile mechanics, he dec! Laristan sent hor first call at ¢ have “|_g“]f\\r‘d proficienc t it was not until 10: ed as heing | p, arc th of Negro Farmers Will ntinoe with the Brem- cing to her side. She carr a of 22 men and left Swansea 9 for New York with a car- | coal Broadcasting Shut Down, Tuskegee Institute, Ala., Jan Her distress signals caused a shut P —In ‘rmrd methods of far lio hroadc ng in the fand home-making for the negro ree hours and 25 minut eature the ex interest to health and - and’rural school tea T. Washington fn- movement to help | Duilio, improve their condi- Verdi ns and ise the hm)lrl of liv Kithania, Mon f those In rural dis sy R ACTION ON POLICL oard wiil r part of this we 5 i R Gl he made yenditures, || nt will of a vom- v in London. T. F. McCabe, 49 Wal. umllnr\ No. 1 will be held Wednes- | will meet | | held Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock | Complaining that milk was being | |taken from the corner of Hartford Samuel Falk reported the matter to the po- objects to automoblles driving on the sldewalk and lawn in front of his the intringe- A daughter was horn this morning "5,.1[ the New Britain General hospital rl‘lurn Thursday from Coral Gables, | Florida, where he has gona:to bring back Eugene Scholl of New Britain, During his 10 years {n the Indian | service, Dickinson says, he has found that the Indian has an ingenuity and \\'ork for Improvement oats, ples, outh New sho | | Sons | War | '\l‘ Pen. nion 1 be treet Sims sUS- hicle An- will port. | 29 was transterred to) Rindg Ability With Tools Is an Asset to Indians | Jan, 26 (P —In- | and meri- place in th: | its vain effort to save Ner gy, pelieves Clark B. Dickinson, The Antinoe was last reported |poaj of the government ting helplessly with boats and 4 Indian ‘ most This is the | uries | elled uliar | | elle n) auto- and | ¥ in | steadiness of | assots, | n. 26 | ming will egro confer- est Wm on record accordi mea to be held at the Institute, | American pro- | January 27-28. Men prominent in agricultural cir- nts and t make ad- dresses and participa in the dis- cussions, said Dr. Robert R. Moton principal of the Institute. One day | 1l be devoted fo sub of special pcial workers of 40 | BETWEEN: ‘ TWO'POINTS | HE Station-to-Station Toll call is a toll | lelephone connection established be- tween two felephones. Telephonically speaking, it is the shortest distance be- tween two points, | The Station-fo-Station call is another telephone I number. When someone answers the telephone at : the number you are calling, the connection is estab- ! lished. | To make this type of toll call, ask for Toll Line and say to her, for example, “New York, Murray Hill 6121," or (if you don't know the number) \ “Jones and Company, 52 Vanderbile Avenue, New York City.” In the latter case, tell the Toll Opera- tor that you will “talk with anyone.” ! Station - to- Statoon Toll service is quicker and ‘. cheaper than a Person-to- Person ToX call. : 3 To places where the day rate is thirty cents or | more, charges are reduced after 8:30 P. M., and still | further reduced after midnight. For calls to places not reached by the A-B Toll call (see page 9 of your Telephone Directory), the Station-to- Station Toll call is the quick and eco - nomical way. ® The fourth advertisement of this series will di Towu all. 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