New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 30, 1927, Page 25

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 80, 1927. % Albert Steiaer, Inc, MIDWAY ISLANDS . | oo s s COLLEGE BOYS AS i Gniemseamae A “A cow or two, a tew sheep, | the mg’h st mountain in Africa. 'lh« — “The Store of Specialty Shops” HARTFORD Phone 2-4208 tall windmill, and the vegetation in | | summit is 18,321 feet high. | the artificial paradise suggests at § 91" Miss Macdonald is a daughter of first glance a {t»r(ule plain of the Ar- | | Claude Ma mnl«l‘:l L: mrw.-rl Gate, gentine; but after a few minutes | |London, a well-known member of e walk one finds himselt surrounded | the Alpine club, who has climbed : by the bleak windswept sands that many famous peaks. She began her 4 { Lonely Stretches Barred Round | &inci - Fiomon {One Way o K Eammg ey ; 3 “For years, Japancee. In quest of | Switzerland when slie was only 12. D wor]d Flle]’s feathers of sea birds, were Midway's | Thmugh School | She had to penetrate through PR only visitors. Sand Island has a {many miles of wild and unopened a ] thriving colony o domestic canar- | country to reach the base of Kil- ‘Washington, D. C., Sept. 30—Mid- inhabit the native shrub-| Chicago. Sept. 30 UP—Job hunting | imanjaro way, the tiny mid-pacific islet that In the mild climate of the|qays for college men are:here. Y.| This mountain came into promi proved to be the insurmountable |i€land, they have increased from a A (. A. secrotaries are dusting off | Pence when in 1890 the country now barrler of the Schlee-Brock round- few pairs to several hundred in-|(heir card indexes and preparing to | known as the British Tanganyik the world airplane flight, is the sub- | dividuals. The Laysan Finch and |veip those who must labor in ordes | territory, was ceded to Germany ject of the following bulletin from [the littlo Flightless Rail are to be | (o sudy The Kaiser wished to possess th the Washington, D. C. headquarters | found on Eastern Islan. The newest wrinkle In collegiate | highest peak in Africa. The Found of the National Geographic Society.| “In 1887, a sea captain, his wife working circles is “red capping.” |aries were drawn, thercfore, to in “There are really two main is-and crew were shipwrecked on MId- | Virtually all the 200 haggage foters | clude it in German East Africa. lands, Sand, on which a cable sta-|w For fourteen months they |amployed at the T- S < CROWN THREATENED Paris Smartness in Fall Fashions ere — at Moderate Prices fon Station in Ivania rail- tion is located, and Eastern, a mile |6ubsisted on fish and birds' eggs.” Chicago by the Pen or more distant. [Each is less than are college ma e r— road iwo miles long and slightly more | Anti. Headhght Specs During the summer they drift in | than a half mffe wide. Sand Ieland Rl el e S AT ShR oL R has an average elevation above sea Invented for Autoists [1°% ", "\ ooy, 10 INE Eric Hagenlacher Plays Brilliantly level of from three to ten feet and| Stockholm. Sept. 30 (UP)—A new astern, from six to twelve fee. |kind of The highest point rises hut 45 feet.|of automobiles a Thus the minutest deviation of the | lights has been invented b: aviators from their course in the|holm specialist,) Dr. Carl G.! Soveral vears a group of col- carly stages of their 2450 mile flight | Rostrom, who is also chief medical | 1oz men sought “white collar” jobs | C00! balk line billiard championship from Japan, would have found them | cfficer of the Swedish Navy. tha railvoad. § Bub none: wasil i nial SBE S n sy S SE S Lt many miles to the north or south| The glass itself is not new, being . 'S0 they declded to beltred .‘ “A ot the bellilant Blag of Bric of their objective when the Midway |[the German made Hallauer glass And the railrond liked them | prectith S the BHEst play of tiie longitude was reached. | No. 66 which eliminates the irri it was decided to employ | |orser Serves as Cable Station tions caused in the human eye by oniy students heregfter for the work. Displaying a remarkable stroke | “Midway is now under lease to a|certain sharp rays, but Dr. Bos- The oply “professionals” on the and position game, Hagenlacher last cable company which operates a|trom's idea consists in gradually | forca are twelve supervisors night won the first 500 point block | relay station between Guam and |shading this greenish-yellow-gray | Dt baing a porter is not the odd= | in the 1900 peint mateh fo e e, Honolulu. There are 13 to 15| glass into ordinary clear glass & |cst task performed by collega men | teraging 24 1 17 Cothtaior S Lok white inhabitants and about as| the lower half of the lenses so that | hlping to earn thetr way through | total of to0 e many oriental eervants. They are|by slightly bending the head when ehool. Tt fs not mncommon for a fornian’s inning average of 19 9 out of touch with the world except ‘rm’onne- glaring head light, the |rapping guard on the football |and total af 332 | through the undersea telegraphic | driver can protect himself and at tcam to “mind” someone's eHildren \e remaining two other blocks line and a supply boat that brings |the same time have uninterrupted | Beingz a professional pall bearer | of 300 points sach will e played fo. mail and stores four times a year vision for ordinary driving. is an attractive side line for many night and tomorrow | from Honolulu, which lies about| Dr. Bostrom's original ic Was students. The pay is $2 a funeral - ———— I avings to re-entar school. TIn th railroad recruits its fo students of Chicago col- Travel Coats With Opossum Collars $35 ASUAL in appearance...as the martest English sports clothes always are...these straightline coats typify the sports mode for fall ..rough surfaced tweeds and woolens. , .in smart checks and over and of Billiard Match gainst glaring head- Chicago, Sept. 30 (P—Welke Cochran’s five month's old world's Iustrated: the 1200 miles southwest. | ta protect the eyes of aviators and |anq the only requirements ar CHILD CRUSHED TO DEATH Paquin collar dyed plaids. . -with the flattering deep “When Captain Brooks of the|commanders of naval destrovers |dar suit and a pair of white glov Pittstiold, Mass., Sept. 30 (R) — fox that frames the collar of rich opossum. Gambla. discovered Midway in 1859, | both against the sun and hostlle | The science of finding jobs for | Arthur Perryd jr. 2, was crushed ; he found a desolate spot of gl:llim!i.&rarrh lights. students has been developed to a to death yesterday under the face . . . the fabric o sand and scattered bushes. The | SR fine point in most colleges and wuni- wheels of a truck while crossing is black b ot | cable company has worked steadily | 55 DIE IN Rl(‘"\f- versities Y. M. C. A. secretaries the street to visit his grandmother. 2 rozdcloth, Other Sports (/Oats to improve conditions for its em- Mexico City, Sept. 30 (Pb—Anoth- ysually constitute the employment Joseph Ruberto, the driver, who = - ploves. Iour steel and concrete er in the scries of sanguinary en- | ggencies was backing his machine, stopped $98 $39.75 to $110 buildings have been erected at cor- |counters between Mexican troops and ners of a little plaza and a small |bands of rebels is reported tfrom the when he heard the child's screams Young Girl Scales He is being held pending investiga- portion of the sandy wastes have|State of Jalisco. TFifty-five rebels tion. C t W' h Stelger's—Fourth Floor, been covered with earth imported | | were killed in a 10-hour fight with ngh African Peak o oats 1t in s from Honolulu, and plant- |the military near the town of Elvi- i . East Africa, Sept. 30 | gueat things are tasted best at the ed in grass, ornamental shrubsand |borero, dispatches Sheila Macdonald, a 22- | ;0 ¢ (1o tongue, and bitter things D C 11 flowers. Tree-lined walks lead to lstate. 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