New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 11, 1927, Page 23

NEW BRITAIN DAILY IIFhAY’"i FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11, , 1927, BUT LOAD EAS]ER@ BOY SCOUT WS AFFE@” I‘Aws | Inventions Make WIRterS Se6| v s corm vanersoa . erical Statutes Do Not o Less F]el‘ce Thafl 0[ Yol‘e j:;uncu wlll‘b‘evhpl-xna?‘:‘ ¥ arm" [el’[ere Wl[h TI‘&C( morrow evening in the |gymnasium as the final event Boston, Feb. 11 (# — New Eng- [Seventeenth Anniversary week. An| Washing eb. 11 (P—At least land winters are as cruelly cold as|interesting and unusual program has | one pa American-owned land in Puritan days, with the frost|been arranged, to be carried out|in Mexico is u by the dis- vlants battling a bit harder than |largely by - the hay-Tee, the ‘nited States and al this year, but man has put|camp honor socie Al scouts, s0 completely on the de- | whether they attended camp or not, |t tensive that old timers feel the |are invited, as well as scout o winters are not what they used |troop committeemen, and scor s : 1 cemetery, two ‘0 be. | About 150 tickets have already be £ miles from the There have been all the elements |sold, and the outloo! i i of a “real old fashioned winter”|as full as that of last this year, with 11 schooners, steam- | comers were turned awa ©rs and barges lost and 30 seamen| E. L. Warren will repr dead. There have been storms, dent A. H. Scott and wil Jdeaths from freezing and enough Chairman Logan Pa snow to block all roads. |ing committee wil : Yet the old timer who says win- remarks, after w! Ay-Cay- two-acre tract, purc ters were more severe when he|Tee will do its bit. A v by the war department in 1850 used to jog along in an opensleigh | proposed by Frank O'Brien, a private Mexican owner. It con- now rides in a warm, closed mo-|Haswell, Manuel Cla tains th tor car over city streets or country |Steinle, will be roads scraped clear of snow im-|ter Leon Bra imediately after a storm. Farm |of Troop 4 will liouses that used to be cut off from the world for months each winter | now maintain contact by telephone | Fis and radio. gational church, Between three and four feet of | principal speech o snow fell in New England during |Indian war dance December and January, but in the|Wwill then be offered by Scout more settled regions motor c: some equipped with sleigh runners, and three warriors. scarcely paused in their activities.|ston, in full chief Nevertheless winter still hollm”‘“ hit of the n the upper king exerts himself. Snow dritts 25 |he oftered then. Im will and 30 feet deep in remote regions, \“at“r and the -Tee will halting traffic for the winter and |SeTve. ; increasing the demand for snow | T & fences to catch the drifts. Buz-ITlee Seeds Sent Abroad o zards, driven by howling gales, 3 1 force fishing schooners and steam-| __ For !he Battlefields Washington, Feb. 11 (UP)—In ad- ers to harbor, limping under a| &S 1OEAN - rden of ice and a cargo of snow. [FANCE 00 T8 S 2 : ¢ no% |ing in Paris in Sep! gs at half mast announce vie- |y P aros Loinds of & tims of the elements. b e b e Atter fhodslorm it ENawAnE: nations as me of good will. land digs out and begins L e Tiare bae the toil. Youthful New a0 tae 4 takes to the hills with sied 'ml‘BMm" skis, to the ponds with skates, or|ponSm e oo to their front yards to bulld SROW | Tres gssociation. men. M oungsters emulate | raforest the bi voung td Steel} iz, 0f Harkis Iavricrioan troops went tnic actio ington, Conn., who erected a seven |years ago. n of the 287 MAIN STREET. Over W. T. Gran Co. 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