New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 14, 1930, Page 3

NFW BRITAIN DAITY HERAID. TUESDAY, JANUARY 14, 1930. 3 = - s, - e — Leie - .4 comi er. On s ‘h a basis Washington Social Leaders Dress % 455! Tunney Rallies Well In Operahon Dolls In Exact Counterpart of {plete success and dropped 2 4 turned down by the Misfortune Cheerfully , he attempted to ation ch of danger. He will } hosptal in_two Expeditions should be well| cguipped, but with the ligl w:! possivle for travel Gowns Worn at Forma] Affairs =i S ven Reproduction of Hair | Styles Used to Pn esene Appearance of ‘[ISHeSS‘ for Years to Come—Fad Grows in Favor. Washington, Jan. 14 (P)—Wash- nston society leaders. r to pre- erve lasting mementoes of their arty gowns during the first winter bt President Hoover's dolls dre f their own costumes aving Picces of the material used in s worn to the White House are nshioned into matching gowns for he dolls. When the dress is worn o another party the doll goes along o sit on a sofa or hang over the arm during the dance. v Dressed Alike Sometimes the doll's hair is d d just like the owner's. Often a fair keness is reproduced in the painted ace, too. Art stores are doing a ushing business in doll dressing. | nder the guidance of expert, | omen dress their own dolls. Some- imes one woman will have several | earing duplicates of her evenin, treet and pajama cost The glass case in the Smithsonian hstitution containing lifetime wax gures of all the president's wives ressed in their inauguration gowns robably started the fad. Women high in official life argue: residents’ wives have their best owns preserved for poste why should we small way? W re helping preserve v to see not do the same in not vain, we history, White House Gowns Fayored Gowns worn to the White House the ones most favored for re- roduction on the dolls. Children carry on the duplication ud by having complete doll ward- s which match their own. Even boys like sturdy miniature uplicates of themselves in nav vy bluc acl nd cap or leather jacket and The three httle girls o i Labor and Mrs. Jame eecived life-like dolis for h with a complete wardrobe mir ts little owner, Each doll has s special wardrobe trunk. ARGTIC EXPLORER T0 LEGTURE HERF Bielansson Sees Vast Empire of Future in Far North Vilhjamur Stefansson, who com- pines as do few others a record of chievemnent v polar exploration hich has made him world famous, vith the powers of a g it public B eaker, will lecture at Normal Y. at § p. m. on “The | Vorthward Course of I His nonchalant felling of how he xploded most of the accepted hcovies of Arctic travel by using his | tribes be | man and on the | confined to growls.” Th for High school offers ater jof Itaceatiara, more than a hu still, 1 | Conan Doyle | that really exists in his story * | Lost World. continent R e tents and folding « make for success in the ex- ¢ s | ploration of rivers obstructed by | ¢ H ripids and falls. On my last trip ©}° owed my life and the lives of my | canvas boa‘s, RISES INUNKNOWN =~ flashlamps, f ely woven mosqt hould be of loose Yast Unexplored Ternitory Hides - Source of Brazilian Stream ~ {=os 1ood should be reduced s possible to comy of sirong concentra U series of threc s it 1 Bis Brazilian hinterland, J. TOZZL GALVAO ro. Jan. 1 Ihe River of Deaths r Araguaya river out of a native harmi darkest cor of the chaos of mountains, f ) n plains in the state of Matt Grosso are tens of thousands 5 “azy Bob Parkins” to Be Pre- sented Friday Evening ers, advanced with the gold hu and established themselves alor the waterways. Queer ‘legend abound in these rogions about th driven back, One of the most interesting t refers to a man-like beast halt ape, the natives scribing it as follows YA mar like creature about six feet :n|the talent of 1 b cight, with a large head and heavy and dramatic performers, will ws, covered with long brown ar entertainment {o the public. hair and having very long, powcr- club will offer “Lazy Bob tul arms. Its feet are shaped like 1 comedy in three acts the bottom of a bottle, and when @ light play about a man who was walking make a queer thump, like wnoas laziest in the town the drop of a heavy club endwis.: ( litesticn ground Its langu nERt hicktown atmosphere will pre- Friday cvening the school auditoriun Bottle Feet Animal the dircetion of G These animals are called “bot- will play. The Bin tle-feet,” and 1 am inclined to ad- will render mit the possibility of the promincnt of some such extraordin : “Down by for I have questioned - many na- Other musical Y tive half-brecds in differcnt “Horten 1 Rhia, of the country and they Willow Whis me the same story a o . i i Piltz the creatures in the s ) though they had never met nop | Miss IY S j rst of corresponded with each other, Th © yed suz are at least claim to have seen the “hottle-feet” 1W0 such plays produc ring th singly or in groups tr unexplored I £ ¢ tharacters A positive vesti whish » Parkins possibilities for Watson study 1 yesearch than verbal nor Lamson . legends exists the Amazon port | Sydney DeHaven . Sol Hof 5 dred miles east of Manaes, There, | Jotl during the dry and when | Oliver Tomeroy tently the river o cetion of Robt lewer, appear great ston v Jenn aphanm the water carved all over wit { xton .. Lucille IPer Licroglyphics. These have heon Hofier's best custon- translated from Syrian into ancient Greek and « il modern Greex by a resident of the statc Amazonas, who for 20 years © collection n rial to discover from v the original inhabitants Amazon valley came. This man "f"“‘" in l’fh‘.lr l!ull}!\\ Thompson Forces Unable to Halt Passage of Budget the Amazon at a point opposite ti junction of the Madeira, is rien Chicago, Jan. 14 (A—Mayor Wil- liam Ha Thompson and the “‘eco in antique vases discovered on it banks and which bear old inscrip omy faction” of the city council it log again today tions in beautifully worked hani | engraving. These tell of h .q\uv\' nayoralty forces in the coun cil were unable to halt p lst endured by some primitive race inef crossing on described as night of a budget calling for ap- proximately $55,000,000 in appro- “Atlantic This is an in priations and s antially the same Town Q Carlsc Gordon Joseph Choincre, Richard Weed ing fact, to say the least. Stranger believe that Sir Arthur leseribed . resion | To discover it will the lot of some fortunate scientist. An exploring expedition on this however, is a serions experience and mot an enterpriss [y ook T {o be rushed into headlong with-| "y Rk o6 the mayor's veto out the nacessary preparation. | oo Nispelled any air of ¢ i Nowadays it is possible to travel. [iyu4 nijght have, followed pa as 1 did, in Venezucla, Colombix, ‘cuador, Peru ing the Ande While Mayor Thompson would give | and Bolivla, €rosi-| o jpkling of what he would do, he mountains or the | gig he “would speak in a message | steaming vegetation of the low- ssed session of the council | incurs in the wilds of Brazil, where | | | VILHJALMUR STEFANSSON | kense of logic brings out many sharp ontrasts of common sense and ab- burdit His it is keen; er sweep through his audienc as | he wonder why they have until| hat very moment accepted without | lot of pseudo. ence that originally invented for the an- Lient Greceks { He was horn in Manitoba. His parents pioncers both in Canada and he Dakotas. He attended the Uni- | versity of North Dakota and was| raduated from the University of lowa. A year in the Harvard Divini- | ty school and two years as a fellow in anthropology at the Harvard raduate school ended his academic arcer. Stefansson sees a future empire in | Mlthe Arctic, and he puts all his energy nto revealing and interpreting the | rctic and into showing the bearing | lof its potentialities on the future of | our race. State College Looted Of Valuable Paintings Puebla, Mexico, Jan. 14 (P)—The Pucbla State college was looted fearly yesterday of 14 valuable paint- ings dating back to the 17th cen- tury. \The robbers arc believed ~ to be| the same ©nes who the night befor stole valuable antiques from (he | famous old Rosario church in the| same city. It is thought they are. disposing of | their loot to art collectors, possibly | in the United States. BOSSY AS SERVICE: Doncaster, Ling., Jan. 14 (UP)— A cow that entered the local Y. M. C. A. at the hour for the Sunday service was removed only after all | the doors of the building had been | locked and a cattle lorry sent for. ripples of laugh- |« | shoild know the [ natives and lands, with less danger than one | Quiurday. | Frequently in heated fight, the “camaradas” or guides are|jayor's forces warned that it the independent and varfable. In | new Ludget were passed, it would | the greatest care must be |} necessary again fo disch exercised in the selection of firemen, policemen and employe Tie canoe men or muleteers. (t|the health and other departments. is no small problem to discover the| Meanwhile, investigation good ones, and a mistake in choos- | begun t by the state's attor: ing will- probably result in the|ney's office of a ring that is alleged ilure of an expedition, through the [ to haye collectcd thousands of dol- ‘camaradas” abandoning their job |lars from taxpayers on promises (o | As to the organization of cut thewr tax balls in the | ploring party in Central ment of Cook county property. there should be a lead s 1t was the reassessment in Lo wp the director or commander, who | preperty, Mavor Thompson id, country and the | that caused the present financial sit- cooperate with the | vyation in Chicago. FEGREDA ROUND TRIP WINTER TOURIST FARES SAILINGS FROM NEW YORK reassess- From NEW YORK to FLCRIDA Belleair Daytona Beach Eustis Jacksonville Miami Orlando Palm Beach . Punta Gorda St. Augustine . St. Petersburg . Tampa ....... GEORGIA Augusta ... Savannah Thomasville Warm Springs . 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