New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 28, 1927, Page 24

24 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1927. EXPEDITION SEERS -5 iz LASALLES GRIFRIN = Hunts Lake's Mystery Hulk - Yanished 248 Years Ago Sails Into Oblivion. she w d to go himself to | Weather he worst, but earl wers lef acvere winter, Reroic ventur ahove the N ably near &pring she foir launching, a queer a tons, forer amers and now plies the Great After a blessi pin and a Te Deu of builders and plor river, while c F or of proposcd Indlan lustily. He i h would of five small On her prow was a carved n fn honor 1 tions for the pres ount Frontenac, the Governor- Lowell is at p General of Can 3 a non-partisan charter her equipment had been fin- o old bicameral a in 1911, ! Boost your business by using Her- | led Ads. ' | Raptist crying out in the wilderness of the present generation in its hunt for luxuries and pleasures,” Senator David L. Walsh in an address here B! i iched a vigorous at- of the moneyed i sts to speculate in industrial Fatal Aufo Accident Followeg *tocte ot are srosy waterea® | Quarrel With 6irl | EX-CHORINE T0 APPEAL i New Haven, Oct. 23 0B — Gerala| M Asn Morgan Gowans Fafls to | Howell of Tuxedo, N. Y, 22 year| Obtain & One-Third Share of ik $300,000 Estate. | Cleveland, Oct. 28 (A — Sult of *|)Mrs. Ann Morgan Gowans, former Follies chorus girl to obtain a one- share of the $300,000 estate of > late Alphonse Morgan, vice-pres- ident of the Morgan Lithograph ompany of Cleveland, was dismiss- te court yesterday. Coun- e would appeal. wans claimed she was the wife of Morgan, he en her on trips and In- as his wife. She testi- s and b 1e man and wife when vere they repeate er the words ient, by a justice of the peace. carly this year. The court stated Mrs. Gowans it to her claims when she 100 from P. J. Morgan, r of Morgan and adminis- tor of his estate. To resign he: s in the Morgan estate, Mrs. ans had asserted she was drug- 1 when she signed the paper and eceived the $5,000. ouncing his decision Judg: ams declared he did not word this girl has said on d they were not married | authorized person be- cause Morgan said Lis brother might | , |malke trouble. > Nungesser’s Brother Escapes Airplane Death | ser family as erday, when Rob- , brother of the ace who presumably fell in-! to the Atlantic while en route by | " lair from Paris to this country.| plunged to earth on his first flight| student pilot. | n from the wreck unconm:ions found to be suffering from s to his head, chest and right s removed to his home lived with his wife while working as a | . WALSH IN WARNING v in fur collars, cuffs and borders imposes a new individuality on the coat mode. Slender lines and youthful distinetion are embodied in our coats for women and misses. TRAVEL COATS Of camel’s hair, imported and domestic woolens, , mixtures and novelty coatings. | Fur Collars, Cuffs and Borders ) o WOLF—IFOX—BEAVER—OPOSSUM—BADGER—SQUIRREL HARTFORD OMEN'’S COATS FOR Dress or Travel School or Business SPECIAL GROUP AT $ 59.50 Others $25.00 to $295.00 COATS DRESSY Of maline and soft suede fabrics — in the soft browns, tans, greens, platinum, navy and black. G. Fox & Oo., Inc.—Coat Shop—Third Floor. Ibert Steiger, Inc. HARTFORD Lavish Use of Smart Furs Distinguishes These Coats at %69.75 Black broadcloth with deep shawl skunk-. .. to mention but a few of the collars and cuffs of red fox. .. black important models at this moderate S rice . . . luxurious in line, in trim- suede fabric wi eiee < ; ¢ with black caracul... ipe; in color... Paris coats in all tan coats with opossum, kit fox or but price! Other Furred Coats—$59.75 to $285 Suede or Patent 1-Strap Pumps $7.50 In feminine footwear the leathers highest in fashion are black or brown suede and black patent. . .plain or combined with con- trasting leathers. . .in individual strap mod- els with Cuban or high-low heel, Fashionable Shoes—Main Floor. Smart Small Hats Exceptional at '3.95 ~—Soleil—Smart Velvet —French Fur Felts —Satins—Metallics Five Styles Sketched Each, $3.95 —Embroidered Hats —Bengalines All Exclusive Winter Styles The price gives no indication of their smartness and value. . .for you would quickly pay twice and more for hats of this high type. . .not an ordinary hat in the lot...the new snug-fitting skull caps afte? Reboux...Agnes draped toques and berets ...coronet styles...and manipulated brims. ..in Mi IImery lack and the important colors. Salon Third Floor Reduced 1-8 and 1-2. Individual Model Hats Also