New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 18, 1927, Page 5

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1927. i near the lightship, pending the re-| The schooner ran aground late|list of spe including |is greeted with unrestrained ||)g | turn of the tug. Their crews are safe. | yesterday afternoon in the dense ;og}.l:m s L Mt 3 f |amusement by the 1 houschold. | || i which shrouded the entire Jersey | \Wesleyan >, 2 y e et |18 Boat And Crew Lost. coast. The uninterrupted blowing of | Bowdoin col et °.| LEGISLATORS | Manila, Feb, 18 (—All hope for | the fog horn attracted te Clothier of 1 ) the Admiral Line freighter Elkton |of the coast guards e Vocational d table discus- r andising, the and its crew of 36 was given up here | two stations brave sions on law today. The vessel apparently sank |their surf boats in re: s i . advert and medicine and were served with . . ith all hands and a cargo of sugar| They found the schooner in a Bad : 5 ¢ which |} ’ w THE BIG STORE t er S(‘x’l Tl'agedles fllld DlS- :en‘n" Guam after becoming helpless | position with 12 feet of water in her | se Me el S B DL m ] L - 1 L AR = in a gale-swept e e S e e B e ¢ by Dr. : : I NEW BRITAIN'S SHOPPING CENTER asters Rep()]'wj | miral Line agents here to get infor- trips. On the s trip the | Willis I 1 ; Asylum s J church of |mation from her from Guam failed | crew from the Lovelad station un- ational , 1 ia- | M = | tonight. | der command of Captain Thomas . An cxhibition of Pennell | ¢ p ¥ 4 Cape May, N. J., Feb. 18 (P—Two | I Beer assisted. ngs Sunday afternoon will . e, Al- |8 of three barges reported edrift 25| Nine Men Rescued. oner was owned by Rich- | close the reunion. miles off here have been located and | Beach Haven, N. J., Feb. 18 (P— | ard O. Elliott, of Rockland, Me. The | h ¢ ing his first | are at anchor near the Five Fathom | Nine men were rescued from the name of the commander has been| QUEEN HAS 1 H : 3 rnor Everett Ligh according to Captain E. S. |four-masted schooner Cecil P. Stew- | given as Captain ¥ | —_— - . - tate Central commander of the coast|art hailing from Rockland, ., and ———— Her Wonderful “Sable Coat” Made Comm chard Co guard Base 9. The other craft is be- |[bound from Savannah to New York “'eglc}.an Alumni ‘Vi" i From Skins of Rodents, in accompanied the com- lieved to be tow of the tug Bal- | w; 1 f railroad vh th . & London, Feb. 18 (A—Many per- s 3 N Q - c N < N 1 N e ot oot Ton sne. choma ihroe-| Open Meetings Tonight |sons have admired a brown fur e of dresses, they think first of Raphael’s — first in style, value Captain Addison said the tug and |quarters of a mile north of the Har-| Middletown, Feb. 18 () — The coat which Queen Mary has been the three barges ran too close to the |vey Cedars coast guard station last|32d annual mid-winter reunion of |wearing this winter, and numerous| A militar : .. @l and largest assortment. Tomorrow see their advance spring cash Jightship in the dense fog yesterday |night. alumni of Wesleyan university will | references ve been made to it In | Corbin Commandery, N i - |# cvening. Two of the barges were cut | The rescue was effected by the open here tonight in preparation |print as “the queen's sables” and otic Unitorm Rank of t c values! loose by the tug, which reported |crews of the Harvey Cedars and |for the hington's birthday |so on. Order, Sons of America, B their predicament to the Cape ,\Iay}shlpboflcm stations under the com- | dinner in Fairweather gymnasium As a matter of fact it is made 'he inspecting offic coast guard base and then prOCch-‘m:md of Captains Calvin Hickman |tomorrow evening, hich large from the skins of rodents killed B in Chi Wil . ed on its way. ‘und Raymond Palmer. The rescued | numbers of glumni hz signified ' on the royal estates and put to-|Ts ¥, 2 a ® q ° aphi : Just Arrived vo patrol boats were sent at|men are being cared for at the two their intention of attending. gether by a skillful furrier. Every | once to the rescue. They found the‘smlions preparatory to leaving for| Clarence R. 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