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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 23, 1023.
SERIOUSDAMAGr
Grounding on Ledge Thrilling
?ain
Vrhlnjton, Aur. S yp Ground
ed for nor than 10 bourn on a rock
ledi. lo be flnall waahed off by the
!! irom a Surt!ug Iceberg, la otic
o '.lis ejparlancea from which the
liU'Ailoit, KUunoh craft of the Mac
Mrlatl Arctic flxredKlon. '' emerg
i,i ui::cH?hd on her return trip
fiowi uorhern water with the
i'car.v.
Tli-' grounding occurred at 2
o'olni .i S'judujr afternoon, more than
a mil-; off ho.- In .Murchlaon Sound.
A ds.ayeU roemage received by the
Natio&Ai Geographic aoclety and
i!gnii by Commander MacMlilan
relatea that to aave the Bowdoln
from pounding In a choppy sea,
after nriking the ledge, 34 feel
barrel of gaaollna were thrown
overboard. All but six of the bar
rel "ere later recovered.
v.lla awaiting response to a
m ,,m for aid from the Peary,
wji;.t. irentna'.ly got a tow line
aboaiJ the tt.v.v.loln, the ataunch
little vesae; . u-,ii on a 35 degree list
aa the tide .H.bed and the decks
could be traversed only with the aid
of ropee,
Washed Off Ry lecher?
At 12:30 o'clock the message said,
just aa the Peary, at flood tide, was
read yto tighten the tow line, "we
were washed oft by the swell caused
by a bursting Iceberg." Commander
MacMlilan reported his Inspection of
he Howdoin's hull showed that
"aside from several small bits torn
from her oak shoe, she Is otherwise
undamaged."
The Peary after striving at the
scene, the message related, "broad
cast a ppecl.il radio program and
Tsklmota ami ctew amused them
selves while, waiting for the tide to
come In."
tilnre putting In at Murchlsnn
Mound, where the party's main Eski
mo guide was p'lt ashore, the two
ship have fought weather rondi-
Mons even worse than those encoun
tered on the northward uriiey in
making further progress southward.
By Wednesday morning, another
metsase reoive l by the Geographic
society under that date said t he
Peary had reached the harbor at
Akjahnl and that a blizzard had
heen raging for 24 hours, with a 50
mlle wind and high seas. The Bow
doln then was reported in the lee of
Saunders Island, not far from Booth
Sound.
On Difficult Stage
Since the Wednesday message,
however, both ships have passed
Booth Sound, the society announced,
and are ent'ting the mast difficult
stage of the return trip In traversing
Ire-fltled Melville Bay.
The filing of the expedition as
those wn'erp were .approached was
thus described in the Wednesday
message: "Dream Melville Ba ylies
ahead of the two ships and (here Is
no lndfca:ion of what lee ermdl! Ion?
a re,"
lltlTI HI Pl IU,!( S
MY NOT YOTK
Dllh'ln. Aug. IS ( Ramon He
Valra and tl.r- r. iml.iiran party ex
eeutlee rmniit'"! ia. issued no
tice to party i-b.tors lo abstain
from vo'lnp or tai.ing part in the
Free State rltctions in September.
At that time 19 members of the
senate are in he elected.
jji " Leads the World in Motor Car Value ' ;
iri $2190
I ; ir -i - jE8'r 1
xr 'J j
Bill??
g. What was the "Native Amerj.
I can Organization"?
j A. An crsaiiiAi'ion atari.. ! in
N.nv York In 1 .:!. to combat the ef
i I oi t ef liishuii Hugh, s and i.'h.-iii
who were trying to i.rt:ini the
lrish-Atm-iieuns into an inl. pvii.k-m
political party. The j.any u-hwat-ed
the extension of the mi'muiiza
tlon iawa to 21 y.ars. It had a can-dida-e
for mayor of New York city
In 137, It presented its tirst na
tional candidates In 1S-1H who were
named at a convention at Philadel
phia InlStT.
Q. Can any bill irrroiueed at the
last session of congress be called up
in the coming session?
A. No. Ail bills which failed of
passage during the last session of
congress, died, and must be reintro
duced at the next session, go through
the regular chanels, committees, etc.
y. How old are Buck Jones- and
Hoot Gibson?
A. Buck Jones is 86 years old,
and Hoot Gibson 311 years old.
Q. Would Spanish or French be
the most useful language to study
if one was going Into the business
world?
A. Spanish would, no doubt, be
the more useful, French Is very
little used in the commercial world.
Q. Has Lloyds, the English In
surance firm, an office in this coun
try? A. They have an office In New
York city at 44 Beaver street,
Q. What Is the address of Leo
pold Srhepp, the cocoanut king?
A. 165 Duane street, New York
city.
Q. What is the largest circus In
the United States?
A. Barnum and Bailey's and
r.ingllng Brothers combined circus
is the largest.
Q. Is the story that Jefferson
Davis tried to escape disguised in his
wife's clothes true?
A. There has been considerable
difference of opinion among histor
ians as to whether this statement is
true or not. In Jefferson's "Con
federate Government," Vol. II. page
i
ENDED BY TAKING N0X-RI-TIS
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tor rne.
mil praise NOX-ki-TlS as
1 live, knowing what it did
" says 'r. A. B. Crowther,
The New
ADVANCED SIX 4-DOOR COUPE
4-whceI brakes, full balloon tires and 5 disc
wheels included at no extra cost
Five minutes spent inspecting
this new Advanced Six 4 -Door
Coupe will drive every other car
in its field out of mind for a
child can see its far greater quality
A. G. HAWKER
52 Elm St. Tel. 2607
J. R. MORAN. .W Dealer ZVt Church S!.
T01, he relate! the itory thus, that
In his hurried departure Iioui the
ten while It was y.'t dark, he had
grihbod up his wife's cloak, suppos
ing It to have been his own ruglun:
tlie shawl ivjb thrown over his head
and shoulders by Mrs. Davis. He
was recognized by his boots, and the
siory war gi.atly exaggerated, say
ing that lie van completely dressed!
la a woman' garments, hut forgot
t. w:.r her shots. Major General
T. II. WiUon Included the story In ;
1 is report to the secretary of war
(Stanton) who repeated It to others.
I'olonel prltchard makes no such
siatenient In his official report and
cnrrespond-nre: and southern his
torians have denied the truth of the
story on the grounds of Prltchard's
of !!.( ful l the exacc.-rated state
ments Mls.ier. elnc widely from
each other I which wire circula'cj
In the north.
Q. What is th" latest novel wrlr-t-
n by Zane Grey? Whnt novels did
he Wti'e in lt.;t?
A. The novel for 1025 is en
titled "The Thundering Herd."
Novels p'lKlfhe, n 1024 were "The
Call of the Canyon" and "Tales of
Southern Rivers."
Q. Who discovered the Hudson
river?
A. Henry Hudson, an English
navigator, was the discoverer. In
K"? In his ship "The Half Moon."
he made the famous voyage across
the Atlantic ocean and reached '
Dorft
forget that name-it's
Resinol
"I'm sure it will rid you of thr.
tormenting eczema. My skin was a
bad as yours and it healed mine coir,
pletely. Now if I have a bit of ra:i
or itching, I just applya little Resin--Ointmentandthetroubledisappears.'
Users of Resinol are quick to recon;
me.ndit. They knowfromexpericn;
that it promptly stops itching and r.
lieves skin irritation. It's gentle
soothing and healing medicalio
makes it excellent for the most del:
cate ckin. At all druggists.
"Always callfcr RtsitwV
OF YEARS' STANDING
14 Henry street, West Haven, Conn.
"For five years, I have suffered tor
tures with neuritis and could nev. i
find anything that would benetit inv
case, until I .started the NOX-P.I
TIS treatment. Tills great remedv
has certainly brought happiness t.
me, and I am Soing to do all I cm
to tell others how wonderful it is
I now sleep ij.-e d child, and eat lil..
i woodsman, without any pain tu
bother me at all. To anyone suff.'r
ing with rheumatism, neuritis, sci
atica, arthritis or kidney disorder.
take my advice and don't hesitate ti.
taking the NOX-Rl-TTS treatment.
Call at Miller-Hanson Drug Co
30 Church street, New Britain, and
get the booklet. "Forms of Rheum.
tism." A laboralory expert is It i .
to explain NOX-RI-TIS.
r
f-'andy Hook Peptcmber 1!, of that
yiur. A mrr.'h v.uji vnt in ex
ploring the Hudson riv.r, the Half
Moon sailing as far norlli as the
present location of Albany,
y. What is the lurgiit iii.lma! in
the Yellowstone National Park?
. Tha buflalu is the largest.
There Is a herd ther.s of ;,
Q. How old is Conway Toiirie, the
movlo actor'.' U h married?
A. Conway Terirl" Is 15 yuirs PH.
ile has been married r,vU'. is now
man led to Ma bd'e l;o ;ji,d, a
Mngcr and aciress,
O- roe a miiier.'iloplst nivd a
p. trologlst do the same work?
A. A mt!u r,i;,.;i.,t is one versed In
minerologv. whl. lt Is t!;o K'lenca of
n.lm ra's; Its id -ret Irflng to pi..-.. nt
tee triio l ie i oj or,,-!, t,,oiop, to ex
hibit the means nml meihoils ot dis
tinguishing sp. rb s and to make
known (lie mode of occirince ani
assoclntlon of ..... tI'S an J their
geographical distribution. A petrolo-
I
A Few Days
fell More Only mm l
j of our . j
j Yon need look no
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MAIN
ST.
New
ID
i grist Is ono versed in petrology, the
science of rocks, that branch of
geology that treats of the origin,
mode of occurence, constituent mln
eials and fixture of rocks.
Q. Can a woman become presi
dent of the 1'nited States'.'
A. There is nothlne In the con-
:stltutlon to prevent this.
I Q. Why Is "Mother of Parlia
ments" applied to England?
A. Pecause tho parllani utary
! system, of t.Hcrntnont wits tlrst de
veloped and employed there.
Q. By whom and under what rlr.
cumstancv.' the phrase "They
shall not pass" spoken during the
World war?
A. In IMfi when the Crown
Prince of Curnany was s'nt tvitli a
large army against Verdun, tho
i Heiich hish command decided that
at that staac of the war I ranee
i could not uud-r any ciroumstaf.ces
afford lo lose Verdun. Marshall I'e-
tain. In response to tho orders to
YOU SAVE
423
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SALE
All Fur Scarfs
JACQUETTES
V pliasln? variety if Jar
Hiifttcs, in all lengths, of
nracul, Leopold Cat. Musk
rnt. Squirrel, Nutria ami
seal. When you feit these
lacqiiedes yon will ngree
Hint they arc oxqiiifiite.
UPWARD
HUSKRAT
1 lie ( harm of youth Is ever in
(lie MusUrat coal. Its sorvnec
alil fur is rich in rolor ami
mute- up into a bi-autilnl
triirment, espriiallv in the
siHer Miiskrat with Nutria
triinniing u are showing
ju'iced at
1 4irO
Winter Price $200
Furs Purchased Now Stored Until Vanteda
Britain's Oldest and Most
hold It, spoke the Immortal words
"They shall not pass."
AT PI i: S.NT VIEW
; A huge number of New Britain
, p. oplo hav e chosen Pleasant View
i !' u !i, lihode Island, for their vaca-
Mon trips this season. The follow.
Ing is n list of those from this city
who are siting that beach at the
; pre?, nt time.
Miss Viola Clark of Pelvldero Is
spending a weci; at "The Andrea,"
Miss.s Ksthvr and Ksteilu John
1 e 'ii of I'airvimv street will return to
; their homes Sunday after spending
; three weeks at "The Ark."
Mr, and Mrs. Andrew S. Parsons
of Hamilton street are staying at the
"Wigwam ."
Mrs. Grace K. Sunburn and
daughter, Seilna, of Falrvi.tv street
have takui tiio "Witeu" cottage for
an indefinite period.
Arriva's at the Pb asant View
hoo.--e dining the past week included
Misses Klsle P.. Hausman, Florence
urther than
shken's for
Our prices are as low, if
not lower, quality consid
ered, than elsewhere in
the city.
And Nowhere in the city
will you find such an ela
borate stock from which
to choose, as here.
EDW. MESHKEN.
and Chokers
RENCH SEAL
f ine pelts in n becomlns
moilol with self collar and
rufi's make this an pxoep
tlonnl value in French seal,
f.lnr.l with boatitifnl silk
brocade. During our sale
Winter Price $145
RACCOON
A splemliil coat for real
sen iccnhle wear in the pop
ular "Tom Hoy" model. It's
line quality polls make it an
allractive and beautiful gar
ment. Hns ileep shawl col
lar. Single or double breasl
ed models.
Winter Price $285
EDWARD
Mm
jL ii ,1 JlLi 8
ESTABLISHED 1896
M. Linn and Adela Linn of Rob
erts street and Edith Horowitz.
Mrs. Grace E, Sunburn la enter
taining Miss Mildred H. Anderson ot
190 Black Rock avenue for two
weeks at the "Wlbso" cottage,
JllfS Moylan Conlon cf Belvldero
Is spending a week at the Pleasant
View house.
Mrs. F.udolph F.ulu.i of Bridge
port, formerly Miss Julia Flanagan
of this city, Is visiting Mrs. A. It.
Jones of Stanley street at her cot
lap on Benson strtat.
Miss Haiel Poi'lii'liw..-::; and Miss
Marion Schroedel of the Commercial
Trust Co. are spending their vaca
tions at the "Andrea."
Miss Bertha I.andgrcri of the
Stanloy Works will return heme
Sunday after spending two veeks at
.the "Yolsnda" cotlnge.
Frederick Olscn, malinger of I.lg
gett's drug store, and Mrs. Olson
returned home Sunday niter two
weeks at the Atlantic VIpw inn.
James D. JIcGrath of 5P3 Arch
YOU SAVE
the
331s
DURING THIS
SALE
Reduced SO
OPOSSUM
Here Is a coat gaining rapid
ly In popularity. Opossum li
nn eitrcmoly eorTiccable fur
and In this "Tom Boy" mod.
pi It has rcachel the height
of attractiveness. See the
handsome models at
$110
Winter Price $165
HUDSON SEAL
Lustrous Hudson Spa (dyed
muskrat) rclicvol hy collar
and cuffs of sqninvl makes
this garment one of the most
beautiful otforeil In our sale
Its price, too, Is attractive
Winter Price $325
Reliable Furrier
street Is spending t two 'week's va
cation at the Camp Colony.
Victim of Accident
Brines Suit for $1,300
Vnlcnzlse Vlncenzo through Atty.
David Dunn has brought suit for
$1,500 damages against William and
Walter Osakawlcj. It Is alleged In
the writ that on Juno 11, Mille the
i plaintiif was walking on Park street
j near the railroad crossing, he was
Utruel: by an automobile, owned by
' Osakawlcz and driven by William
Osakawlcz, breaking his ankle and
cutting and bruising him about the
head and body. The writ is return
able in the court of common pleas
I i uenm, , v"i. iwuv i
Al'AKTMEVr TO UK NT
Marshall: "The Jones's are moving
liom the in Ighborhod."
Muriel: "Moving! Why, people are
just getting to know them."
"That's why they're moving."
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