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New Britain herald., 1926-04-01
WILKINS STARTS
 ON HIS FIRST LAP
Gets Away From Fairbanks for
 Point Barrow

New York, April Pl-Conquest of the great Arctic wastes is the lure that already has started one expedition on it's first lap toward the North Pole and is spurrlng at least half a dozen other expeditions to completion of their plans.
 Captain George Hubert Wilkins and Lieutenant Carl E, Eielson of the Detroit polar expedition hopped off from Fairbanks, Alaska, yester- day for Point Barrow 800 miles away on the first lap Of their air plane exploration of the north.
 The plane carried 5000 pounds of supplies for use on future explor- ing trips in an effort to find land in the Arctic regions,
 The airplane. chrstened the Alaskan" sped northward at 100 miles an hour. At Point Barrow. the population, mostly Eskimos, has kept fires burning at night for weeks in participation of the flight
 Lieutenant Commander Richard E. Byrd, who starts north Monday aboard the Chantier, has been steadily gathering data on the snow hazards of the Arctic from Canadian flyers. Extra landing skis and pro-
New Britain herald., 1926-04-01
Aged Doctor Says He Is
 Able to Prove Innocence

Asbury Park, N. J., April 1 Rl- Charles E, Cook, attorney for Dr, Edwin P, T. Osbaldeston, 9S year old Crimean war veteran arrested last week on a 46 year old charge Of horse stealing, last night an- nouncod that he had gathered suf- lclent evidence to disprove the charges.
 Despite tho fact that the gov- ernors of New York and New Jer- sey would not be likely to accede to any request of Binghamton. N. r., authorities for his clients ex- tradition. Cook said he would dis prove the charges contained in the ancient warrant revived by Deputy Sheriff s. Foster Black, of Bing- hamton who himself is 91 years old,
New Britain herald., 1926-04-01
STORM ABATES IN
 MIDWEST SECTION
Milder Weather Reported,'
 Winter Passing Away

Chicago, April 1 P>-This country bade farewell today to one Of the se- verest March storms in recent weather history, saw it enter Canada and continue its devastating way eastward, and then prepared 10 face a new disturbance brewing in tho Rocky Mountains.
 But while the first storm had passed. It's effects were still visible in unprecedented drifts of snow that blocked roads. halted rail and mo- tor traffic and made the larger cities veritable oceans Of slush,
 The great storm" so described in weather bulletins, swept out of the Rockies several days ago, cut cir cular swath through the southwest and Middle West, with auxiliary dis turbanccs along the Gulf and Atlan- tic coast, and then moved north eastorly "Wednesday night through the lower Michigan peninsula into Canada.
 The new disturbance in the far west was increasing in energy in q southeastcrly movement, attended by general rains and snows in the pla- teau and Rocky Mountain regions, General precipitation was promised as the storm moves into the great plains states today. while the valley states and the western lake regions will feel its fury on Friday.
 The weather bureau said no set- tied weather was let In prospect for the storm states, and that unseason- ably low temperatures probably would continue in the northern dis tricts for the balance of the week.
 Central and eastern Canada to- day are feeling the blast of the first storm wave. Described as one of the severest disturbances ever experienced in central Canada, the storm swept over the Toronto terri tory eastward, with snow, sleet and rain borne on the cutting breath Of a 70 miles gale. Wire communica- ton in the territory was demoral- ized. Toronto being isolated. At tempts last night to communicate with that city by wireless were un- successful.
 The momentary respite between storms gave the central west some opportunity to dig itself out of a snowbound state. The advent of colder weather. however, offered a new problem in frozen snow and slush to further hamper transporta- tion. Below a freezing temperature were general throughout the central states early today.
 All March records for snow fall were broken in Chicago which wit messed a steady downpour since Tuesday. The streets. particularly In the outlying sections were in a sorry shape, despite the shovels piled by hundreds of men.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-01
ing the city of Maiden for his sup port and care"
Hare and Tortoise
 Incident Repeated

Portland, Me, April l UFp --- The old story of the hare and the tor toise has been translated into mod. ern terms here and found true. J. A. MoVicar and A. II. Hauld engag. ed in a contest yesterday to deter mine whether the cautious or the reckless motorist made the better time.
 McVicar elected to drive safely, while Hauld was to break all traffic rules If necessary. Both men car ried policeman, their cars were of the same make and the route select ed was from the Union station to police headquarters. They made two round trips. McVicar won by 30 seconds, Hauld had been tagged by traffic officer.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-01

pellers have been brought for the Fokker monoplane which will make the flight,
 The plane will he slowed in the hold of the Chantier after being dls- mantled In order to avoid danger of its being damaged by heavy seas as were the planes. used by Donald MacMillan last year.
 A new expedition to the pole was in prospect today when it was learned that the French govern mont is Investigating the possibility Of using American steam "conti. pede' tractors On an exploration.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-01
BABY GOES TO FROZEN
 NORTH IN AN AIRPLANE
Five -Months-Old Baby Travels 2S0 Miles to Sec Father for First
 Time.

Fairbanks, Alaska, April l Pl--- En route to their home on the Koy- ukuk river, beyond the Artic cirrlf, Mrs. John Wooll and her son, John, aged five months, left here yester- day In an airplane for Wiseman. 230 miles north of Fairbanks.
 They are to be greeted by the father, a mining operator In the Koyukuk district, who is to see his son for the first time,
 The plane carried oranges. pow dered milk and other necessities for the infants diet sufficient to last threo months. or until transportation opens on the Yukon, to which Koyu- kuk is tributary.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-01
2S ARE RESCUED
 FROM SHIP AT SEA
Another Thrilling Episode Added
 to Ocean Annals

New York. April 1 R)-Adding q brilliant chapter 10 the long tale of thrilling rescucs at sea during storms of the past winter, the British tank CT Shirvan was en route for Sal mouth, England, today with 2S sea men rescued from the British treighter Laleham, aboard.
 The ShirNan, racing to the side Of the stricken freightcr in violent gale 400 miles off Halifax last night, beat the Cunard liner Maurctania. which also had swcryed from her course al the first cry for help: The Maurctania resumed hor course for New York after Captain X. H. Ros- tron had rclaycd d brief dispatch of the rescue by the Shiryan.
 Captain Rostron, who was in con- mand of the Carpathia when he rcs- cued the survivors Of the Titanic in 1912, reported that the Ialcham was nearly on beams ends and all her life boats carried away. His messages gave no details ot the rescue, except that inc I.alcham WAS sinking rap idly.
 The storm, which ragged over tho entire North Atlantic coast, also in cprilcd the frcightrr Blair, owned by inc American Export Lines, which sent out an SOS, call yostcr- day. Tho call was not !, peatc5, l,av- ing her late. in uncertainty The Blair was luc in Now York April 6.
 The Ialcham was owned by tho British Steamship company Sho left Santiago February 21 and Newport News, Va. March g..
 Other storm Tragedies.
 The storm caused th" death Of one seaman, swept overheard from poy- crnmrnr patrol boat lc9. Siy de- a;royerz and i5 coast Eaou boats were lilrg oat the gale at s-a. small hoata along the coast and in Long Island sound were harbor bound. an4 two thrlhng rcscucs were rocor."l
 A. Loves, DoL, tho lrrlEc Clare mon, la tow Q. n ,te, clpsIzrl and sank. throwing n,r lrow CT T. into the icr Wl.or+. All wre saved hy the crew o5 tho tug Three negroes were rescued rom tao trryboat Brennan, which was driven on a rock lojgr oI PoHchrst,r x. Y. Rudolph Ilc", liaH'houe. kcrv,r. rowcI across gno lro' C. s-ory uat,g. to tha'n when tne ,crrs uagan 10 break up.
 The storm which greeted tlc first Of April Swcp. out ot th- wrs 10 cripple communications in Can'ral and eastern Canada. and isolate large sections O. tEr country l'r- spatchrs nom Torunu termed tAc fury Of Niri and SION one Of tLe worst in h'rory Over mos. of On- trio. espopci5tIy c->' ot Toronto, inc gale left tovus, cites and villages wholly dep3Nod of comMvnica,iou with the Outside world.
 Early estimates O. the damage suffered ny the nol Tei"phouc sgs- tom alone ranr"l $5ol,oJH 10 $75e,- 00o, ana the tctaI destruction will probably mount into the millions, Railway service wac fairly well mEn,s:1cl.
 Lack u; w.:n comm .;.5cg:i3ns 70 ihc g'H,n reo',,s az central CaHala caub~d serious embarrassment 10
New Britain herald., 1926-04-01

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 Beautiful in tone, handsome in finish, these in- struments are truly outstanding values and we con- sider ourselves indeed fortunate in being able to off, fer them to you.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-01

wounded by shots fired when an un- known number of bandits held them up in their homes yesterday.
 The body of Juan Barranco Bas, ulto, believed to have been one of the bandits who killed ono man and wounded another near Velasco sev- oral days ago, was found hanging from q tree on La Verga farm. near Camaguey City. Rural guards in- vestigating the case believe citizens may have taken the law in their own hands and hanged him.
 Rural guards fought pitched battle with the bandits Noa and Pena in the mountains near Central Baragua yesterday The bandits escaped.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-01
Middletown Woman Is
 Badly Hurt by Automobile

NIiddletown, April R)-Mrs. Elizabeth Grossman. of 64 Pearl street, was seriously injured last night when she was struck by an automobile truck operated by sebas- tiano Marine of Spring street, Port land. She suffered a possible con- cussion of the brain, fractured leg and other injuries.
 Mrs. Grossman was crossing Main street and 1t Is believed that her umbrella hid the truck from her view. Marine was held on a techni- cal charge of faulty brakes.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-01
BANDITS TERRORIZING
 WEST HAVANA PROVINCE
More Than Dozen Killed Or Wounded In Past Two
 Weeks.

Havana April 1 R-Two men murdered, two seriously wounded and the discovery Of mans body hanging from a tree are the latest developments reported from western Camaguey province, which has had a plague of bandits for the past month. More than a dozen persons have been killed or wounded in the past two weeks,
 Near Velasco two Canary islanders were murdered, another seriously wounded and Cuban grayely
New Britain herald., 1926-04-01
WHISPERS KIN DIES

Orange, N. J., April 1 P-- Charles l. Webster. well known in educational circles, and a cousin of Daniel Webster, died yesterday after an illness of several weeks He was born in New Hampshire in 1856.
 He was principal of Franklin school, East Orange. for il years, retiring in 1916. and served several terms as a member of the board of education.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-01

traders in Montreal and Quebec and upset all markets considerably,
 Tho fruit belt around Niagara Falls escaped the worst part of the disturbance, and reports were that trees and vineyards wore undamaged
New Britain herald., 1926-04-01

In olden days 1t used to be the custom for all horses to be bled and thoroughly washed on the day after Christmas, This was supposed to preserve them from harm.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-01
Uprights
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 Players

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 Here is the result. Hundreds of beautiful pianos for distribution to Music Lovers of this vi- cinity, at prices that have never been approached quality considered.
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