New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 16, 1928, Page 17

=] NEW BRITAIN IIERALD [~ ] LEVINE AND WISS BOLL AWAIT PLANE Express Auxiety Over Fate o, Captain Hinchlilfe Charleston, & C., March 16 (P— | narles A. Levine, first transatlantic || air passenger and Miss Mabel Boll | ot New York, “Queen of Diamonds,” were here today awaiting the ur- || rival of the monoplane Columbla hich vesterday was forced to land || on st 'Stmons Island, Ga., becausc || of fog. 1 Levine and Miss Boll came here | last night by train from Savannah, | leaving Wilmer Stults, pilot, to fly | the plane here when the weather clears. Levine said he would Inspect near- | by beaches to determine their avail- | | ability at low tide for a take-off on b a proposed endurance fiight, which | | N he sald he had not abandoned. t Tri-Motored Job s Discussing Mlss Boli's project transatlantic flight, Levine said & multi-motored plane, probably a ! 58 Fokker, was contemplated for the || ittempt, but he would not make the flight, ern over the fate of ain Walter R. Hinchliffe and | 3§ » Honorable Elsie Mackay was ex- | ssed by Levine and Miss Boll | 1 they passed through Savan. 7, Ga., en route here. At Brunswick where the Colum- | Jia_landed yesterday, Levine, Stultz | ind Miss Foll inspected the beach | t Glynn Isle from which Paul Red. || f ; pilot, took off last year | d attempt to fly Lovine when questoned regarding | q a flight to Kurope via the Azores, || faking off from the local firld, said | that such a flight seemed feasible, |- ut that he had no such plans. While at Brunswick. Stultz's name as a probable pilot for Miss Boll's | & ttempt to fly to Kurope was men- Stuitz said that if satisf; ingements could be made b ly would be the pilot when \er plane takes off in late April or soon thereafter, “I hope Mr. Stultz will he my!| pllot,” said Miss Boll, “he is a won. ierful aviator. ; DOGS BEAT PLANE Primitive Method of Transportation Wins Out Over Modern Afrplane in Akling Town of Detour, Mich. | Detour, Mich., March 18 (By Tel- «phone to'the United Press)—Prim. | ive transporiation beat the most modern of methods today in the race *0 bring suppliea to Detour, fsolated “or two weeks by snowdrifts, A dog team driven by Dr. John F. | Deadman arrived hers early toda vith food and » ine for the vil- age. Dr. Deadman brought 100 pounds | | of food and medical supplies to the || age, which has heen without | nedicine and almost without food || for nearly three weeks. The dog team won an over an army afrplane Jeen en route to Datour stages for two d vs Vermont Flood Last November Was Blessing | Providence, R. 1., March 16 (UP) The mont flood of last Novem- ! ber was a “blessing to those manu- | acturers alert enough to focus their attention now on the entire problem of marketing their product,” T. F. Flanagan of the cooperating com- mittee on merchandising and adver- | tiging told the w England councll Lere today in its tenth quarterly |I{f) meeting. i “The situation in Vermont today ||| s that Vermont is back at work,” \lanagan said. “Vermont industries | are ready to take and fill orders. 1 'or every business weak in char- sy vietor; which has ! by eas | 8 | | 23335T55T55545555550500NntmmeeEEmET T T 32333 S T S S T ST IR IR 10 suspend operations, there are six others that will use the flood as & good reason for a complete check- up, an audit of manufacturing, man- agement and marketing, and that will start out to seck new markets,” | the speaker declared STILLMANS BUY LAND ( N York, March 16 (P—The | New York American in a despatch |4 srom Saint Jacques De Grandes Piles Quc., says that Mr. and Mrs. James A. Stillman of New York have pur- chased an area approximately 50 miles square to add to their holding: at Grande Anse, 50 miles of Saint Jacques. The tract has been purchased srom various small holders and Inm- bering companies for conversion into the greatest private fish and game preserve in Canada. The expendi- ture is estimated at $1,000,000. | Grande Anse which will continue the headquarters of the estate, is about forty-five miles from the nearest rail-head. SENATOR FERRIS JLL Washington, March 16 (P—Eena- 1or Ferris of Michigan has been confined to his apartments in the Washington hotel with a severe cold but his condition is not regarded rerious by his family. Although his aflment was giving him less trouble today than at any time since he was forced to bed, it sald that if no immediate and considerable improvement is shown, te will go to a sanitarium at Bat- tle Creek, Michigan. LS EEEITeee st ssTIsttaeeiTessiTrtsteseTesIaneLIIILILITILILIL A S HEINZMAN SHOWERED A mlscellaneous shower was ten- tered Miss Minnle Heinzman last wvening by her associates at the Corbin Screw Mfg. Co. at the home of her sister, Mrs. Lawrence Dewey 444 Allen street. Miss Heinzman re. cived many beautiful gifts, She will hecome the bride of Ragnor iquist in the spring. EW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT, FRIDAY, MARCH 16, 1928, Values With a Strong Price Appea ALERT, KEEN, ECONOMICAL SHOPPERS WILL RECOGNIZE AT ONCE THE MERIT OF THESE OFFERINGS SSSL4L00L8854800888404080 8008888000002 880008008400000, TOMORROW Is the Last Day! Demonstration and Sale of Marcella Hair &“" -\ Week-End Specials for Baby Apple-bud Wrapping Blanke or blue checks sanitex Bird’s-Eye Diapers, 2{x21, All hemmed. Dozen ... ... 5 Noft Sole Shoes, new line of colors. White also. Pa Carter's Medium Weight Merino Ribbed Vest 45¢ Allgizes S0 oo B LG e e e Crib Sheets, made of guaranteed sheeting, hrass grom- mets in corners, white or maroon, $1.19 value . ... 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FRESH CUT ROSES N B L ,‘I"l e I'\rl(:\.u: Phsi All sizes. il ks R e Satirdays oo L 49c Beautiful fragrant flowers, several favorite varieties. 10 i 35¢ — - Hor Saturdaiciedeh e is i Bt ne il oo () 150 s 950 Three Hundred Strands of el S ey “;;;.', Beauttfully Enticing Sor e > & SEES illips Milk of Mag- Suturday ity e onl Tomorrow is the Last Day of the s “lndra Food Specials | Ironing Board Battle Creek SR Oriental Pearls” Milk e or Orser Linen ntua- £ 1 9¢ Covers ood Demonstration b R o Rl el dngs" Seanfs) & vanifls e 1 Tidrae FOR TOMORROW y Cc Buffets, Pin Cush ) 1 5 io sure o consult M offand, a food \ a"h?;lght 'll‘.l\blv\;q\n‘\.‘r» 122(: Aludclathayy } rined in Batile : ,\f e 11 i e : The shver — Saturday ommets, e e o e real gems Bt aiseaens RE. 1 g irding fo0ds and food IFor Saturday Extra Specials for Sat urda Needed ;hlu:!‘rlgcnu Brush In Every Home “Maid” Electric Irons Made of good weight tin y—Downstairs Store Fully Guaranteed—And the Lowest Price We Believd Exceptional Values in Early Spring ] : = Made by skilled workmen of best qual- with appealing Dlue, ity mator hrome wire hea . . ; Lm erie f sreen, red and yellow g cnameled finishes, A . i reg abor saver. oo, Extra Spec Lingerie Gowns, of lawns a I real labor saver. 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