New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 12, 1928, Page 2

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, APRIL 12, 1928 e e 2 — — at the starting point. | hardboiled egs. Captain Koehl had ofi. The Free State ground detach- | Fitzmaurice at the lust moment ob- | dertaking. Each station will be equipped with | first airdrome to install the other Min who fly and men who know |hardly finished breakfast when he 'ment pulled the “locks from under tained a dozen pecled oranges. The first seadrome will be named |hotel accommodations, & weather |seven. y flying were frightencd, for failure to | lctt the mess, wearing his big field- 'her whecls aud in another minute | — | Langley. 1t wil rest on iron less pureau and a radio. Under the Storm Warnings 4 take off meant a crash, and almost v German coat and a flying hel- the Bremen was bound for the At- Progresses 80 Miles with a base suction anchorage. On!terms of the syndicate’s organiza- Washington, April 12 (UP) — -N"w “N "‘S WAY certain dc:lfl; for the trio ased in | met, to superintend the tuning up. | lantic | Belfast, Northern Treland, April|some of the dromes the legs Will [tion a $50.000,000 corporation witl 1 wctal machine. For a while Colonel Fitzmauri — |12 P — In its flight to America, i SR : : ¥ - tor s be formed after co i t p wrds the Bremen's wheels chair in the mess hall was vic Flies Two Flags fits Germas plons Bremen pased [TTh0 40 the bitipn 81 the ah o mplction #f the 1Gentinued gn. Page Three) 1 ound. The undercarr but soon he entered with a cheery | Baldonnel Airdrome, Irish Free [Over Ballinasloe, County Galway, a (Continued From First Pag:) b fiailie S e @ “Good morning.* Wholeheart state, April 12 P — The German !QWn famous for its fairs, at 6:20 q ‘."ht“”‘]‘vi:nn- was barely skim- 1) .s.‘; I\“!)“:; \r‘; hrr‘rnhmu l;‘mdun; plane Bremen before hopping off | :n] |os‘§':ny. ln:xllrinnslo;.tl:l .'mpl;.oxhl railes it successful is expected to S Rddaso > ron finished. The baron pulled out | ;or America today flew the black, | mately 80 miles from onnel | el Mional’ el New (D05 12 grauna apd rear) a case of cigars and offered one 10 |rcq and white colors of Imperial | THE STORE THEY ALWAYS COME BACK TO mile . York, early Friday afternoon- el S anehiun o ® Fitzmaurice, who declined it. |Germany and the Saorstat tri-color | Famous and Jobless | sighted Over Ocean drome, o | In the meantime at the plane, of green, whitc and gold. Berlin, April 12 (UP)—Although 2 DAYS ONLY Two homurs after the start the Dodges Through Hole Captain Koehl inspected the unde While Captain Herman Koehl and |Captain Hermann Koehl will Galway canst guards saw the Bre- EEY nnas s |carriage minutely. Doiling water |Coloncl James Iitzmaurice were [achieve great fame if the airplan. FRIDAY and SATURDAY hirs it or the | Under the cool control of C : e flo ai isr‘lun).‘ ‘l‘lxlri ?uxl\o‘.):h!\:h‘ Koehl, who had said that the t was poured into the plane. Dawn bhusy in the forward cockpit giving |Bremen is successful in a westward antic am headed in 2 west- , ad s at th \ . di gyt Siard { most pori revealed the Trish tri-color draped the cngine its final test, Baron Von | crossing of the Atlant he prob GRly lrectiom, . The const ga) ; e heey Jon the right of the cabin, the Ger- | jiuencteld, who is working his way |ably will have no job when pnd i ;‘v‘:ypl:‘l":‘.‘5’;‘“;5\\?‘:;; '—::\‘:n.o.'; the for re: o in the wall for Man flag on the left. across the Atlantic by pumping fuel ihe returns to Germany. - 135 miles between Baldonnel and coff. The Bremen shot | Have Last Smoke linto the engine, staged the only bit| Since the war Kochl has been onc that point at the rate of about 150 through safely | Fitzmaurice and the baron soon of cercmony connected With the|of the regular night pilota of the aniles an hour. “If the wall had not L joined Koehl. Baron Von Huencfeld 5 Lufthansa Air corporation. To Alternate at Wheel molished the Bremen would have was ing final puffs at what will| From a little window in the left Shortly after Koehl and Baron . At the controls were Captain ‘T481¢ s terrified,” said Col. e t cigar unt e reaches of the fuselage he drew in the (Von Huenefeld flew from Berlin to fehl, German war fiver and night | Charies 1l, former chief of the b eatened to search | flags 1o kecp them intact for the Dublin officials of Lufthansa said flying expert, and Coloncl James ™ Ak and a close friend | him fearing the nobleman, who is |hoped-for landing at Mitchel mm‘\Koohl could consider himself re- Mtzmaurice, commandant of the °f F 2 s i.m inveterate smoker, would when an American flag will fly with |licved of duties as one of their com Free State air force, who will alter- | After seconds that scemed like tempted to light up during the trip | them. mercial pilots if he attempted a Rate as pilots at four hour interv = silvered wings appearcd | on which his work will be to sit| As the Bremen started down the | transatlantic flight. Béhind them sai Baron Ehrenfried Above the horizon and men, women | petween two great tanks of fuel in [runway his face wag seen at the| The Lufthansa officials said they Gunther Von Huenefeld, his last “0d children, knowing the Bremen |ine fusclage and pump the fuel into window. He wore a”flving helmet | did not think the flight would be pfennig staked on this venture dur- the air, cheered wildly. lthe engine. [on his head and his monacle [of any great value to aviation even ing which he will man the fuel ) | M itzmaurice was 1like a spirlted |screwed in his eye. He smiled pleas- |if successful and they frowned upon pump, cook and keep the log hook.| The plane ros: shly heyond | g e walked from group | antly and then turncd to his work [a flight in a single motored planc. Never had the plane tested the limits of the airdroms : {10 group laughing and joking with |of pumping oil ~ with its full load of 2,500 litres of | beight of feet it turned gradu- | pis many friends as if he were on | | 36 Hour Service ficl and its peculiar undercarriage Ally o mke its way through Far ¥ “Rests witlr God” New York, April 12 (UP)—Eight NEW SPRING afld SUMMER until it started up the sloping run- saddle in the il rvesm Wife in Tears “ree State, April |airdromes stretching across the At way. Fifty men armed with axes, It was perfect flyin here | 3 i e oy T¢] in one group there stood a figurc | result rests in the [lantic will provide 36-hour airplane :r:-:::&s":::‘f“:pf:“:hdu ’.':,"n\'.\.,'. :Hll\l\"‘\\"lll::l x‘y‘fn‘;:“;"h."::n‘:c‘.‘m: ,\"| A | for whon this was no lark, how- 1 service between the United States e, e o rondy i dim sun shone on her silvored winge. | 5¥CF Fear of tragedy showed in the | This ws tho farewell telegraphed |and Europe under the plans of a jump nto immediate action should In the west cloud banks all but ob- of Mrs. Fitzmaurice. As the by Baron Von Huenefeld, sponsor |syndicate headed by Edward R. disaster occur. scured the blue Irish sky. 7 kissed he good bye she ‘illhl one of the participants in the | Armstrong, who conceived the idea. | o , cfe rned away ars ransatla ight of the mono-| Armstrong, a consulting engineer 1l ce-Om repprts told of almost perfect weath- ay in tears. | transatiantic L3 & engl i l!DGc'ai:‘::‘ m:fw’ll::::'nx President | €4 fvrr\mlmg ioline i Al Then the three flycrs climbed into {plane Bremen, to the Oberschlesi- | of the du Pont company of Dela- | CROCHET VISCAS— Conprave amd othor Free State nota-| Irom midnight on notables and ane. Koehl and Fitzmaurice sehe Volksstimme of Gleiwitz, Ger- | ware, has been working on the pro- ; e o minute of henrt breaking special guests arrived at Baldonnel |fook thelr s in the cockpit in |m ate last month when a take- |ject for two years. The first station | FANCY STRAWS— agony as the Bremen made its first from Dublin. 41l dark when |the upper part of the fuselagc just | oft by the plane appeared fmminent. will be anchored 400 miles oft the I ad rushe along the runway. The the plane was rolled from the behind - the engine. Baron \'on! Delaware capes by next spring at HAIR LINE STRAWS— machine was shrouded in a cloud of hangar at 3:30 a- m., a ghostlike | Huenefeld disappeared down the| Baldonnel, Irish Free State, April | the latest, and will cost about $2.- J S sTRAw HATS Adust, .wm;‘ o b road behing shape, surrounded by a cordon of |hatch into his cabin in the rear. {12 (P — Food was sacrificed for | 500,000, | NEW FELT the staring point. Up the slope it seldiers. It was fully fueled and The hatches were closed over both [fuel n the German Monoplane Financiers, shipping men and PEDALINE__ raced o the crest at the six hundred Teady to start. | openings. Bremen. rallway officials are sajd to be back | s yard mark, where it was calculated | Fliers Have Breakfast | he Bremen stood throbbing for| However, the three fliers took | of the project. Armstrong said the TRANQPARE\YT_ It should take the air. Then the| Captain Koehl was the first 0|15 minutes as the enginc s |with them a dozen vacuum bottles | du Pont company as an organiza- e i [ plan began carcening down the appear at breakfast at the officers’ | speeded up and slowed down in a | containing hot beef tea and strong |tion is not interested in the plan, | slope on the other side and disap- mess. Then came Baron Yon Huene- |final trial. Then it roared in carnest coffce. Kach airman also took two |but that members of the family For Miss and Matron Up 5 " $3.9 peared from the view of watchers fcid with his monocle. o ate ajand the planc was ready to take [bars of chocolate and Colonel | probably would help finance tho un- | s 95 s 75 Dozens of smartest styies bl — o for the little miss, in fine Milan hemps, braids and Pedaline straw braids. s _95 Gorgeous Spring colors — and new novelty effects. Remarkably low priced for Every Hat Worth Double thisiseling, : During this sale we have saved hundreds of dollars for | £ 4o An Opportunity those people who have bought their furniture here. These Reductions ¥ _ GOLDENBLUM L ¢ For You The reductions that we offer you are all genuine, and lhsean. Real : 4 avings To Save you should come in and compare our values and our prices be- i A For You New Britain’s Most fore you decide on your new furniture, Popular We have made many new friends during this sale be- = Millinery Store cause of the fact that we gave them the same merchandise that they purchased. And also that the prices were far more g 188 MAIN STREET to their advantage than they had ever believed passible for the fine quality furniture that we carry in cur store. 8006880408 0L 8380088088482 3 g [J COSSWELL CHAWR Proclamation lour with loose cushion " N ” seats for only e, ; s These WING CHAIRS are ezl : 2 sz .50 UR association in the community of New Britain built on Seolid Mahogany o1 “ivi 3 B frames and are covered in brings to us many privileges not possible where very fine cretonne for only ‘ |1 life is isolated; better education, healthful condition, FOR THE SUN PORCH we have many fine Reed and Fibre : : ; £ Suites and the one shown above is a 3-piece s 49 50 I : modern conveniences and a goodly measure of prosper- Heywood:WakeHold slbre suite for ouly.... 3 43 ity. But with these, there come to the people at large increased responsibilities and a necessity for careful consideration of those others who may not have bene- fited from this association. It becomes our duty to pro- vide for those who have fallen upon evil days and need assistance; to see that children are so trained that they may become worthy citizens, and to care for the health l‘)l::':}(z:n :pg:ifilx';':.f'im‘ E,Tr of those who through inability or a lack of knowledge this sale only would otherwise become the prey of diseases which We have received a new st pr i fine ‘ FOU R POST BEDS of t:c fisdst quality to be fousd anywhere, i would menace the general welfare. polished steel BRID G E 1 Mahogany panels znd beautifully turned $19 75 . LIA 'Mdl' s _c::mple:‘e ;-m. ‘ posts. Sale Price For this cause, there have been created by the people P! eate chintz ades, worth at least $10.75, for ' ——_ i § wesST : various organizations, each devoted to a special object, ily | : ; and all maintained by voluntary subscriptions to an ably managed fund for their support. The time has come for the annual renewal of this fund, and if the work is to be properly done the money for its prosecu- tion must be provided at this time. "'m"‘l'm'""*'ffif""vmmfl"”""ffi? I therefore urge all good citizens of this community to 3 respond generously to the appeal for the United Com- P e o et munity fund, which begins on April 16th in order that A Three-Piece 1.1+ iXG ROOM SUITE, a'l webbed construction stitched edge, covered ina ' the work so vital to the city’s welfare may be properly and hand tied springs covered in the mew Sunfast and fine quality of woven art “ 4 THROP DESK. Durable Kilsythe Denim. A suite we will guarantee and tick, $25.00 value for maintained. $57.50 | :a.‘;:iifri’;“ will be proud to own, : $ l 69.00 sl 7.95 GARDNER C. WELD, April 12, 1928 433399389044 934S 2044684339435 893439600C0ERITICIVICENTY 3 “Connecticut’s Best Furniture Store”