New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 31, 1928, Page 5

World War and the quent re olution that resulted fatally for the czar and his family and put the Bolshevist regime in power. She ight over the stor region reported that they could see | little sign of human activity. | N1k 0 ing through with it forever. enters it only under protest. only value, 1 his eyes, is a storage He Its LEAVES FORGE TO i About two hundred persons were | []EFINITE PLANS lost 21 ber property and money in place for his cherished Hall-Beott | killed in the disaster and more than MEL the o} h“zm ‘g ;(vrl:;xmn! and con motor. With no iutermediate auto- |10,000 were rendered homeless, ‘IE..L“A tiders herselfucky, :xurmsh: «srda;; tinkering era, Lambert made the| crops were destroyed on a large LIP STICE ——— edmiin e—by using Swedis! r—— jump from horse-shoeing to airplane | scale, 18¢ construction. | “1 started working on this alr-| plane as a part-time job,” he said. | ‘1 just got to thinking that I wanted | I, ‘ra do it, and I might as well And gretful bu 'Blacksmith Thinks He Has Great | Tnvention Daroness St. Mart painted much for the Russian roval family during her sojourn in that country. In spite of her changed circum- stances she appears happy and is Makes No Gomment On His Pro- - posed Trips et ————— DENIES MARRIAGE PLANS 8an Fr: CASH YOUR. FACTORY PAY CHECKS HERE — frequently se |after 1 got into it, the blacksmith-!nial that he Mrs. Adelain. =] GAlbany, N Y, _Aug 31 m—wnat‘m:‘oms . ;;‘3;"'!!‘:;:’“3“!{’:’;;‘; Hancock, Ta. Aug. 31 (UP)—His|ing bothered me so that I shut up|Kip Rhinel aqueneau, ‘ho.er:or Smuhlvnn do next tod rur-\Nmmg the Bolsheviks “It was | forge stands idle and the horseshors ”‘;‘; ke A | cent Ig‘no div and heiress 1 . E . d ” c OF D12 cAuse for the presldency sust itheir turn; they had been brut-|sust on'thelr savkx while B W. Lass. | e mnatad RIS aite the Rbinelander fortune. “Thers § F L’ i A ay still was a debatable question today |alized for centuries,” she savs 3 {plane, he made each individual part | absolutely no truth in the report— nieay ventng an Ba} ;,dtllf&’dy bert, T4-year-old biacksmith. spends different from such parts on all| werst Mok hic days building an airplane that|other airplancs. as he had studied | he believes will be able to cross the them in aviation magazines. He| Atlantic in 11 hours developed a cyclonic propeller. now | | Lambert believes his craft will |patented, with a swirl on the end jatrair o speed of 300 miles an hour [of the blade; a four-purpose stabil- ,and in addition will De able to hop |izer; an as the democratic nomines returned Thomas said to his desk at the capital. Printad accounts, varying as to Sections of the country he will strike first, have drawn no commert from the governor. He has three tenta- uve itineraries before him and un- PEACEFUL ELECTIONS Guayaquil, Ecuador, Aug. 31 (#— Reports from all over the country | indicate that Yesterday's constituent | | assembly elections were conducted ! without violence, PIPE-SMOKIN Paris. Aug gion of §. the bruye uplifter, to take the place| the world c PRE-HOLIDAY SALE TOILETS andDRUGS (We Reserce the Right to Limit Quantities) RINSO Large Package Pre-Holiday Sale oft from a standing position, “rarin’|of the conventional landing gear: s “queen i e | - 2 b t g gear; a | ed its “queen Marcelle ;{:.,,h: ‘,u; d:‘;:n;;:? :?:;hr?:i:: { snT,ml:s*mmy Will meet at Quito right up in the air” instead of hav-|gigerent wing shape, Sitterems fuse- mazure.qfl. i \vg:;cn]:r 5; y eves bes! "!V bt 5 e P "“"I-’nms the country to a|ing to taxi n rubber tires. It Will llage and tail type and different | she smokes pipe. Pipe n campaign rtrategy he wi eep ccnm(uuom,_torm of government in [he 5 cabin-ship “with a pilot and ailerons In its cvery live the a smoking is P! A é | mum on the subject. | accordance with a recent proclama- Y 3 ¥ Aip- | & 16 common among girls and | four passengers Lieut. Glen Martin, a Hancock boy and war-time aviator, has con- AN KILLED sented to conduct test flights this Tiverton, R. 1. Aug. 31 (®—Rev. |fall William M. Weeks, 79, pastor of the| The past five years of Lambert's Congregational church at Tiverton |life have been devoted to the air. | plane is Lambert's own idea. No working drawing or blue print women in that section of France. _—_— SCALP SPECIALISTS SAY | 'BANISH GRAY From now until Labor Day, and possibly for a few days thereafter Smith plans to give his attention principally to matters of state con- cern and to rest up for the trying days ahead. The state’s budget for jtion by President Ayora jalds him He made a model, but he igave it away as a bird house Turkish WASH CLOTHS Pre-Holiday Sale SITUATION IS DESPERATE | ! H 25 Cases MX; YB:P llhono Ma";:e Cr*"*f “"‘lfk;\l-‘uur Corners, was instantly Killed |plane slowly taking shape in his| POrt Au Prince, Haiti, Aug. 351 (@) HA!R EAS"..Y 10 gl - 1 contronting- him and he has called |35t night when struck by 4 to- | b 5 ts whittle 1 n on the southern I’ 5 T 3 .fi o~ - SOLAE e L and b s ioalled ruck by an auto- |back vard, from parts whittled and | APPLY YOURSELF-NO ONE KNOWS for ol 1 FA; g SO @P @Y ilc | mobile driven by Carl Wilcox, 19, of |smoothed and adjusted in his com- Tiverton The aceident happened on bined bedroom, the highway near Rev. Mr. Weeks' |workshop, at home a of Haiti, devastated by o hurricane August 17, appearcd to- day to be desperate. Aviators who made a preliminary committees to counsel with him on prospective appropriations. LEA’S HAIR TONIC Looking tack over e ground) RESTORES HAIR TO COLOR OF YOUTH covered in New Jersey and New| | r e N York since leaving Albany Augusl‘% —— - 23, the democratic nominee today had chalked up five speeches, three of which were in the. open air, al- though he is known to be averse to | outdoor oratory. ‘The three open air talks, however, were very briet—none lasting more than ten minutes—and, as the nomi- nee insists, were delivered only in his capacity as governor of the state of New York, one of them was given from the city hall steps in Newark, N. J., and the other two at Syra- cuse when the governor at the New York state fair, traced the growth of the exhibition since 1911 in a brief talk from a bandstand, and vmphasized the indispensability of inodern farm implements in dedica- ting the new auditorium museum of the fair. Ot the nominee’s two indoor speeches, both delivered at Syracuse, only one was of the straight cut political type. 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RAPHAEL'S—“THE BIG STORE" Our Boarding House . 57c 5 o New Orleans, (UP)— Baroness Lucienne de St. Mart, ar- tist and Russian refugee, resides in a small studio apartment in the old French quarter in New - Orleans, where she earns a meagre liveli- hood by restoring the painting of | other artists and making crayon | portraits of her friends. Her pres- ent existence is in marked contrast| . to her once accustomed luxury in France and Russia where she had money and affluence. Baroness St Mart, of French Blood. made her home in Russia for nearly 10 years prior to the great _——— Aug. - ‘ T4e Tie SNAP AND GO! BEFORE you get your car out of your garage, you can feel the mounting flood of TYDoOL'S p(;wer. No stut- tering. No start-and-stop. But a clean, fast whirl of action the minute you touch the buttor. And when you get out on the road .. . and spread your wings « + » and begin to fly .. . you'll stop, when you do stop, at the orange and black TYDOL pump again. 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