New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 1, 1929, Page 18

T0 ENTIGE WONEN INTO AUTD RACING | “Senator” Morgan Hopes to) Have Them Speed at Daytona | By NEA Service TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1920 FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 1929, My by CAPTAIN GEORGE FR!ED< Fried's struggle to get to sea and | port and the next in the other, and the ups and downs of his life as a so on. seaman, brought a mea: e of re- In the American service. d in his rirst foreign shore leave. | stance aboard the Americ here is education in travel, ro- is also divided into gro ance and lore in every port, he this case they are granted and here he gives a few rem- leave quly in the two termi Thirty Years for in; the crew but in shore | ports, .. When have seen sailors go to the ship's Ii- | brary to get vojumes pertaining to the particular city or country the ship is headed for, so that they can | \cquaint themselves with the cus- | toms and ideas of the peopls they | will visit. | | Tt is true that they spend money. | They often spend all that they | | have in a port. In recent years, how- | {cver, through the cooperation of | banks and saving institutions, these ! n lay aside part of their earnings for a squall. 1 {1 have been in many ports in for- | | vign lands and 1 have always found ¢nough entertainment and sightsee cannot recall an incident in which a sallor did not behave himgelf as a gentleman in the ports we visited. Fellows will sometimes get drunk and that is only natural. However, in the Navy patrols are sent from the ship to prevent their comrades from becoming disorderly, and if an occasion should arise the men are recalled. In this way fights are prevented among th men and with the towns- people, so the situation is always under control. In my experience, however, I never have witnessed any E. Rackliffe, Jr. of our naval men create any distur. | Miss Arline Root 'vocal selections, MAPLE HILL NEWS ‘The meeting of the Voman's Club {of Maple Hill which was held Wed- 'nesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. A. 8. Grant on Golf street was largely attended. Following the business meeting, the members made surgical dressing for the New Brit- ain General hospital. Miss Rose Meltzer of New Britain entertained with several delightful vocal and vi- lolin solos, accompanied by Mrs. F. several by sang tained at dinner and bridge at her home on Robbins avenue last eve- ning. The prizes were won by Mrs. B. J. Hubert, Mrs. H. E. Anderson ar 1 Mrs. F. C. Tdich. Mra. H. B. street will leave today with Troop A, New Haven cavalry for Washington, D. C. to attend the inauguration and inaugural ball . Mrs. E. B. Proudman of Frederick |Mr. and Mgs. ‘H. B, Olmstead of street. Johnson street last week-end. Mrs Theodore C. Wallen enter- Miss Mildred Teckentrup, teach- er at the Elm Hill school will spend next week at her home in Bethel, Conn, Jonathan Hart of New Haven spent last week-.end at his home on Thompson street and Steven Hart v '3 home from the New Hampton school at New '"ton, New Hampshire last " we They are son. of . and Mr. “Tart, on of Mr. and of Johnson Herbert Olmstead, Olmstead ‘Wall paper Jiscovered some years FRIED ociated Press) ca calls t o at Southampton ,Ply outh or Queens !town, it is impossible to allow any ing trips pressed than another, but 1 do re- “mber a time that my ship touch 3 to interest me. ] cannot |bance that would necessitate drastic Cherbourg, | ooine 1o any port that left me more 'action by the local authorities. We send out no patrols from the America for the simple reason that and Mra. Herbert Anderson. accompanied |Miss Marion Rau. Mrs. Grant was assited by Mrs, William Middlemas Miss Evelyn Strong, principal of | Elm Hill sehool returned to her home in Colches 'r today for a week's vacation. ago at Christ's college. Cambridge, is now believed to e the first made in Britain. [Its date was apparently 1509, for on the other side of the CHAPTER V one to leave the liner, as the j ed one of the Azore islands. The ves- the two ports we touch where shore paper appeared 8 poem concerning - sengers’ baggage and freight taken on as quickly as leave is granted are so large, and | Mrs. Burnley R. Elam of Ridge- have so many diversificd interests, way strect has been entertaining that the several hundred men in the M Graham and daughter, Dale of believe, are afforded il opportunitics to decelop : mentally. Travel ide from the rd ships, sailor: o ashore in n ave 1s granted usually now ¥ to o th c e B the death of Henry VI and a proc- ablis lamation of Heary V1II. sel was and we went SRR 08 ek e 1shore in a smail boat. The heat was & bl A 3 terrific. There was little to be seen Again in the case of the A cxcept natives, thatched huts and crew quickly disperse and are lost in Dristol for a few days. Atlantic liners, the tropical plants. | the cities. They are there no differ- | wis nothing new to me, but ent from the civilians. Mrs. G. K. Spring entertalned friends most of the fellows in our boat| There are occasions, however, at bridge last Friday afternoon at started on a promenade, going to| When men miss the ship. If that her home on Thompson strect. The | this point and that, but not having happens on the other side the man 'prizes were awarded to Mrs. Her- |been in the Navy ve long myself, | is deported on another vessel of our bert Anderson. Mrs. H. H. Howard I1 decided, after @ hasty survey, that | fleet or is held until the arrival of and Mrs B. R. Elam. under no conditions would 1 be left the ship from which he is classified nd. I returned to the beach as a deserter. 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BASCE vE Sunkist Lemons, dz. 19¢ PURE HOI Baldwin Apples .. 5 Ibs. 25¢ Heavy Grape- Saturday and Sunday CANDY SPECIAL PLYMOUTH CHOCOLATES - 3Q¢ Sifted Peas Grapefrult . Oranges, Sunkist C . 8 for 19¢ QUICK QUAKER ROLLED OATS 2 pkg. 13¢ | JUMBO SALTED PEANUTS .. | 5 for 23¢ tameeries .. am, 11 | Florida Strawberries bas. 49c | Solid Meat Oysters 40c pt. | Swordfish Sliced ... T 40¢ | Steak Halibut ... Egg Noodles, reg. 10c ea. 3 for