New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 23, 1926, Page 6

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 1926, At 'F‘“S‘Agj’l&_'i{y"fié"pfi?s'f 10 DO STUNT - Replicas of Boats Important Among Antiques s | Present Day Aviators, () — The ship | fad in antiques. | lund lubbers whose cnce has not enabl- topsail from a A cooking outfit was low Spectre of Andree's Fliuhl fect balow the basket on n rope. 1t North Will | was mm 1 by pulling a string and to Frozen ¢ fire was put out by pulling an- her string. Drag ropes were trull of A behind with the expectation that it would he possible to steer slightly | with them. Diagonally across the balloon, above the suspension rin, a large safl could he rigged to & the fight Started July 6, Tuly 6, 1897 Norway North Hang Over Claim New York, April 23 ever he tiying m v reglon the P—Which o purty left On July § On Trondhien, AL passed the on a hicago Art out ship insti i r of nt than any of y | 1 it nay g I 8 summer are tuking i Viki gh the irmen tried #ky to the end of th is some evidence that o pole, or very ! what finally hap- o relegated to Eskimo pngithon upper currents which Pro party was Prof, |fossor Andree preijcted, it rted Iree. u Swedlsh AWAY at the rate of about fwenty- Siniar el 1| two miles an hour, | For an hour the balloon could be from shoro. 11 waa eg 1mippe in the air ffty days and carried provisions for four months, One carrier pigeon returned a fow da w o I 1o 1 82.2 de- 10 wder of the Augnst Ar and civil engt His comp; r of models in 1 orizinated several suilors fas! vessels they in churet fons were Strindberg nd Fraen- ssor Andree cony ¢ trade winds blowing | e upper atmosphere from across the pole ich would carry Brees north foty over the polur [cast longitude. Good progress to- ward north, Al goes well on board. This message is the third by | carrier pigeon. Andree.” In September, 1899, a buoy which Professor Andree was to have drop- ped over board when he passed over Pole, was picked up on the of King Charles Island and | “Andree hion ing was Was Well Equipped © carried the word in scien- 3 day—only a place of radio ratus he carried a large quan- bottles that he could drop the 1 with messages, and a few |shore : Dgeons. | Trofessor Andres’s dentified by the Inscription balloon measured 97 feet from top Polar Expedition.” to bottom, the bag alone being 75 Bottle With Note | Waterhury Woman's Will [t rrom summit to opening. ~ It| A year later a bottle containing e el e 4ed of three thicknesses of silk note Number 143 was found near To Be Fought in ( (:g‘- I together and covered with five \Vardoe in the most northeasterly ny a one- ship model ish port of Norway. i ot was a bedstcad upon | That was all. 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