New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 15, 1928, Page 16

NEW BRITAI OLD PIPE BOWLS | Woman Wallngiord [ IKE PARIS BUT Practice of Smoking May B Hundreds of Years 0ld Cambridge, Mass, Dec. 15 0P~ Questions whether tobacco smoking originated by archeological finds 1.0W en route fgrom Africa to Fax 10dy museum of Harvard. The smoking riddle and other s crets of equatorial Africa in the cen turies preceding the modern whit man's arrival there are contained ir materials excavated during 1927 and 1928 by a Harvard expedition head ed by Frederick R. Wulsin of th Harvard museum. Mr. W returned ahead of the archeologic finds. The expedition was sponsored by the bureau of international re rel! of the Laura Spelman Ro fund, and consisted of Frederi n Wulsin, Patrick T. L. Putnam an Milton Katz. Its purposes saarch for archeological materi the Sudan which might throw light on the movement of populations thiére, and the study of pygmics. students of the pygmy Africa. Clay obfects were found niay have been pipe bowls were far down in a mound wh appeared to be hundred years old. The bowls will be subjected to| chemical analysis for possible traces | of tobacco, hemp or perfume as the most likely mixtures which | have been smoked in them. . Waulsin says that identification of tobacco smioking would be unexpeet- o4, as the bowls apepar to antedate fhe. discovery of America. Several village sites were ex vated. The most pretentious w Goulfil, in French Africa. Tn adjacent to a modern town, dicated four villages had existe cach of the last three on the of its predecssor. Mr. Wulsin found present-day Ar- rica growing up socially. His ex- vedition had a N whos: father had been a c It had also. & - Mohammedan g One night Mr. Wulsin heard the cook and ‘the Mohammedan arguing in French, each attempting to prove that the other was descended from a:eapnibal, . while his own family tree had no such branch. A servant problem has been cre- ated, at least for archeologists, by the automobile, Mr. Wulsin said Fifteen years ago, on a previous oxpedition that traveled on foot, he' found it easy to hire help for all the campwork. This time, with lim- | oA eariir s Cvaradltr ot truck fixing the amount of help, the archeologists had to do most of their own packing. QUAKTS FELT Vienna, Dec. 15 (P—Advices from Bucharest Rumania s: that at ¢ 1. m. today two violent earth (L] of several seconds duration shook the Marasesci region which was th of one of Rumania’s most famous battles. The populace was frightened but no damage was re- norted. scene At & Court of Probate holden at N Britain, within and for the District of Berlin, in the County of Hartford nd Rtate of Connecticut, on the 13th day of Degember, A. D. 1928, Present, Bernard F. Gaffney, Ju Estate of Willlam Delsanto, or Guerino Delsanto, late of New Britain in sald dimrict deceased. Upon the petition of | Tomasso Delmnto of sald New Britain praying that as administrator he may ' be authorized and empowered to cov promise and scttle a certaln doubtful ant disputed claim for the bhenefit of said estate for a sum in dollars as per ay cation on file more fully appears, it is ORDERED—that said _application le Yieard and determined at the Probate Office in New Britain, in sald district, on the 20th day of December, A. D. 1 at 10 o'clock in t forenoon, and th: notice be given of the pendency of sall upplication and the time and place of Yiearing thereon, by publishing this order n some e paper published in eaid | New Britaln having a eircul ton in eaid | District, and by posting n copy thereof on the public sign-post in the town of New Britain in sald District and return make. _ BERNARD F. GAFFNEY, Judge. ! POOR PA BY CLAUDE CALLAN “Qur son-in-law is awful despondent because he can't make a livin. He's tried pretty much everyvthing e cept workm’.” Copyright, 1925, Tuotiem | Senator Watsor T e Fa Ko TR i W iy NEA Los Mrs. Barbette Hamn Shepy wealthy and pr ite, has been lod o and favor. ineise al jail by Derke- ithered promotional 1 schemes. CONGRESS T0 HEAR CURTIS-REED BIL Advocates Appointment of Fed-: eral Education Secretary } ington, Dee, 15 (A—Tmpor- iucation bills will be ameng ing attention ‘ of { no | hich | sossion interest, e bill cabinet. This m °d in th wate Ly Presi- | Lelect Curtis, | ction of the pro- partment would be that o hational clearing house thus of-| a service sim- v other great | the depart- | commerce and ; ms, i00ls Bills for a departm tion have also been introduced Itepresen Tillman of Arkansas Florida, while Senator | hor of a me o e oA een of 1sure extend the | education. Probably th educational to come will ch be the | offers the | »priations, 000,000, the exten- vocational education. The passed by the | 1 s -Reed bill w iditional imounting t fty | basis for sion of il has alrcady bee senate and th education h: out and ¢ lar measure wper-Kete bill, authorizi inereased appro- | priations of $6.960.000 for extensior work in agriculture and home eco. nomics, became a law in. the first| session of the seventicth cong The reduction of illiteracy purpose of a half dozen measures, | while seven others deal with the| regulation of educatio institu tions in the Dist Columbia. | 1 Representative hors of bills for a ttory Weller are the national consery Senator 17 measure to estal versity—a um of our first presi- dent. ) h Many tiresome footsteps those who r gift suggestions in the Christrr 1c of the Cla scction, Herald tonight. in AUNT HET BY ROB QUILLEN NN ut Why Not A New House For Xmas e / COMMERCIAL COMPANY INSURANCE REAL ESTATE ol Toust Campany Boildiog Tel. 6000 saved RELISH WAFFLES Americans in France Stick to Customary Breakfast Menus 15 t'rancefi tourists, alled expariates live about as ney did in the United States, a irious correspondent has discovercd ter a long investigation. Granted that they h 1ecustomed to the light ndy and Bordeav dier vintages of still eat with —Americans in and so- Paris, Dec. resident just become of th wines mpagne, relish purely consort with oth- ans on. all possil ad American newspaper vess their opinions in good Unit- Pound, expatriate s, and proud of it, is s to relish American breakfas nerally preferred to the coffce and rools of Iranc zens of the western tter how long they have lived in have gone cobmpletely “na gre Montparnasse, American fringe of e far-famed atin Quarter, is a £ood example of a little United States in France. There, where modernists, super-modernists and super-super- modernists gather to condemn the lectual apathy of their stay-at- home countrymen, they often as not l10 it to the accompaniment of a ham cooked, not as any Frenechman ever conceived the cooking a ham steak, but as it is done south of the now illusory Mason and Dixon line. The most poplar restaurant in the “Quarter” is run by an American named Wilson, and corned beef hash with poached ¢gg and ham and eggs form the most called-for items of his daily bill of fare, Purely French restaurants have added American dishes, to the best of their ability, to their menus to satisfy the home-cooking hunger of Montparnasse's expariates. The great majority of American homes in Paris are furnished with articles of purely French origin. but | in most of them there fs a touch of the -other-side-of-the-water, if only in the arrangement of a chair or a table. Their owners appreciate the Irench taste and French culture, but merely graft them on, as it were, to the taste and culture of their home- To the Frenchman, the American’s taste and food, and in great measure his mode of living, is a never-cea ing source of wonder. The American resident in France, on the ther hand, finds little trouble in adapting to his own life what he considers the best elements in French living. He likes French food, when he can add to it corn on the cob and other western delicaies, and he likes Irench wines. At least two Ameri- cans in Paris have achieved note even among their French colleagues by their authoritative knowledge of bouquets and vintages. Nevertheless, it is a fact that the permanent American colony of 25, 000 in Pal pports a large “little pip sansage” enterprise run by a —_———————————————— Called Typical British Beauty NEA London Bureau Cosmopolitan America may not have a definite type of beauty, but Engla perfect ey ! has, and here you see its personification. i Dorothy Pelline Acton, blue-eyed, fair-haired, is considered a ! ample of the English type of loveliness. ‘duughter of Lord Richard Dalbexg-Acton, famed diplomat and The Hon She's the British government official. JUST KIDS the | AND I Mugr UNDER A ICAB PLANT- !|oioNT vou's E\m SEE Aou SAV 1 WAS / VERY MUCH |- SURPRIGED) £ e 7 \ N A +| POLLY AND HER PALS ASHUR URL PERKING’ BIRD IMITATIONS! {former United States navy officer. half a dozen or more purely Amer- ican restaurants, a dozen shops where American delicatessen special- ties such as tomato catsup, pork and beans and deviled ham are sold, and American tailor shops where the stranger in a strange land may have the Broadway, or Fifth avenue iwist as the case may be, to his lapels. The colony has gone one better; it has taught the French, who ten vears ago knew little about them to like cocktalls, London is taking to the talkies, many theaters having sound produc- ition devices, 13 are now being | equipped, and many more are plan- ning to do so. ANNOUNCEMENTS " l Burial Lots. Monumeots ' |NEW BRITAIN MONUMENTAL WORKS 123 Oak 8t Monuments of all sizer an: descriptiona Reasonsble. Phone 2632. 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