New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 11, 1927, Page 6

-NAVY RECRUITING NEWS AND VIEWS TAKES BlG SPURT| OF THE FAIR SEX Tronble in China and Nicaragua Tiled Artist Wants Work; Believed Responsible Taken Seriously | Due to the excitement ii China| The Marchioness of Queensberry, and naval activities In Niearagua, who fs in America for a three | the recruiting stations in Connecti- months visit and an exhibition of cut are still swamped with appll- |her porfraits at the Ju‘qucs Selig- | cants At the same time the high man Gall standard required for entrance In ths he United States navy is being maintained. Since the first of Januvary 319 applicants have ap- ) Ma plied and 127 have been enlisted as | f v fighting, th he | Marchio was Miss Cathleen ann, daughter of Harrington Mann, | d painter well known 00 men since the first / triends expected me to give and before the end t r, it is expected that more will be | said. to the | It there is anything about “Hch‘ four | the Marchio s more serfous than scharged | inting, it is the fee h is a most husiness e worked twice as hard,” she sufficient Runs Amusement Park. ents will be |y, v Elitch Long, Col Saratoga and |«granq olg nt aircraft carriers, to | ;" b onar 1 this spring. | t there is a great need I nell University a scholarship for an {Men Do Housework in | elgners are fond of calling the new | henna, pa: inting when I married, but I| retire to the bazaars where they sit, s | orative art in NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY IT, 1927. American Indtan girl in memory of Mrs. Qlive H. Whitman, wife of former Governor Whitman. The D. A. R. expects the award to help im- prove conditions on Indlan yeserva- tlons by enabling a native Indlan girl to take back to her people the benefits of university training. New Moslem Republic Samarkand, Uzbekistan Soviet Re- publie, Feb. 11 UM—Samarkand “the Golden,” as both natives and for- capital of the first Mohammedan Re- | public, is a paradise for women and | a haven of rest for meén. The women do little elso than at- tend to their toilet and dress, burn- ish their ve their halr with , sip tea and sip. Ordinary h(ms(‘ho\d duties | onsidered beneath thelr Moslem | he men, polite and gallant, do what ever light housekeeping there and even look after the children. er their labors are,finished they K their sugarless, watery-jike tea | and chatter. Modern Swedish Art Decorates New Boat Gothenburg, Sweden (UP)—The ultra modern style of Swedish dec- d of the inte of old time royal castles, will be used | for the furn: ngs of the new mo- | |tor liner, “Kungsholm” to be built in Hamburg for tk ans-Atlantic vice between § C0ST OF DETOURS | 512538 IN 19% 164 Miles of Road Laid Ont Near Repair Jobs | Hartford, Feb. 11.—Detours may be the bane of the motorist's exist- | ence, but they are no more popular with the Connecticut highway de- partment than with the motorists, the main reason being that it cost the department $125,538 to prepare and maintain detours during the construction season of 1928. Al- | though the highway department en- gh\eem attempt to avold the need | of detours by keeping one side of the road opeén for trafflc whenever possible, there are many cases when this cannot be done and it is then necessary to prepare a detour to carry traffic around the spot where the construction work is taking in- | creased amount of traffic. The best roads available are eelected for the detours, but even these generally re- | i quire preliminary repair work, oil- ing, and lighting in order to make them safe for the trafflc which is to | | NO EXCHANGES OR REFUNDS “ON THE SQUARE” | GREATEST place, | | Preparing a detour s not the § simple taglk that it may seem to the \ motorist, for in most cases it 1is f N necessary for the highway depart- | {ment to undertake considerable re- | pair work on detoyr roads before | f§ g | they can be opened for the 2 We wish to apologfze to our customers who came in to our store on the first day of our Women’s GREATEST CLEARANCE SALE and United Stat | be shunted over them. k aten L who Nar beanicho During the construction season of . 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