New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 26, 1920, Page 6

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26,1020, Bl'itail_l Herald | iy et fres from theoretical goneral- - == - m@:.5}45“52,fi@@fifi@@#@@#@@fi@@@fi@@#" o mims e, | s N Unrest Affecting Education! NN L e Padiliows Foa hitco ThE i ohs @*THEMCMM_ANSTBRE Inc.: & partlyv-trained men of affairs Months. x Nor Jdildl his claphatic insistence on ,’ 5’ A » o a Montn 2 ¥ i & . A0 ST (15 e S ) i “Always Reliable g 5 &t the Post Ofce at New Dritald |\ 0l of 1he words atiributed 1o ey &8 Second Class Ainil Maicer. i y () ; .&,‘ 0 P Cardinal ic 1en by Shakespeare, re- ) ™ EPYIONE LS O LEEION RS ALT oo 98 | marding the gusrasman whem the lal 1oom see 8 prclane suspete sincority in his o o iz mAe | o b, T b oo tow £2e ' . B { /e *@FTl‘lls Is Your Opportumty to; Stock Up on on alwaye open to advertisers Abolition of the oxecss profits tax an veduction of the income tax. which | ember of the Assoriated Tr A : s | clated T'rems tn exclusively entitied | 1 vized as far too hizh for be use for republication of all news dilted 1o 1t or not otherwise creditvd Daper and also local mevs ted by Me Botler. His statement BN that shorter «d heurs of w@hor koA S = - Lo N v the essentialiy practical ad- EVERY P nomination of inbrida i monition thar it must . accom- 3 VARIETY cceed Role sunsin < sanied by inercascd prodiciion times were cther details advo- | i & £ o §1' iticd 1 State comes as surprising {Wgs quite natural that ihe Repub- ath 1o a surprising incident. |1 ) shousd srveet with omination is confirmed by the used enthusiasm M Butler's refer- AND TOWELS "Just Arrived This Week From the Mills A large shipment of Art Crashes. Towelinzs, Towels. Table Daraasks, Table Cloths, Napkins, Lunch Cloths and fancy decora- tive linens. These were cortracted for at the mills last July at considerable less than today's markel prices and should ha v been here for our Janrary Sale. but owing 1o manufacturi.g con- ditions have only just reached us THEREFORE FOR THE NEXT FEW DAYS This entire shipment will be on sale at the same low prices 1hey were intended to be offered for sale at in January. Buy all you'll need—\s these savings v permit you .stock- inz your Linen closets now at prices which cannot be duplicated. ART CORASHES 3% (o $2.69 Yard. All widths 15 20, 36 and 45 inch 5 \\Hl'fl' ART 1LINENS $1.00 to Yard. Al widths, 45 und 54 inch DAMASKS at §: Yard. Value in today's € the New York lawyer as- | ence to the Lansiog incident. He de- @ post which is perh the { clivred that the one cccasion o4 which N s, fmportant in (Ris country ¥ fiho donstiintiont hua eenl montioned PRES.STATE. ) ORMAL SCHOOL. STEVENS POINT Uit the then Seerctary | WIS lering the condition of Pres- ( recentiy was when the President ard the complox ttional | “discovered ! fons which will come within hiz | of State bud been consnlting other iction. . Itecalling Mr. Wison's | heads of departments without oflicial ent that My Lansing's mind did | Ex cutive <saction. avel in the same channels as his Governor Helcomb's statement ' hat it must be assumed that in the | he wounld be “Almizhtily zlad 1o vots and hurcied conference” be- | for him® s d Mr. Butler become Ay legabisilte 7. Mr. Colby and the President ! the standar vier of the Repuabiicand UNIVERSITY OF UTAH Solby's does or will when that | address, rather precluded reference / LIRS JOSEPHINE C. PRESTON. p PRESIDENT-NAT. TD. ASSN.- el, unalterably deep in many | by the speaker to his candidacy. The bis is thoreughly masteroed. earnestness of his manner of speech, TRANE IRVING COOPER__» comment was made frpcly in | and his evident profound intergst in CHAIRMAN ,NAT COM. ral rn(-.lv\- in Washington when | Dational affairs, was possibly b g?m-‘&TLONWNG& Lansing’'s resiznation wasx ae- | comment he could make. / : 80 promptly. that his succes- BY RUSS SIMONTON. . JOHN € DOUBLE SATIN DAMASK at S1.30 Yard. Value in ould be stamped by these words THIE RENT SITUATION, N. E. A, Staif Correspondent <STONE. - R A o President, and that it would | Mayor Quigley. himself a landlord, | Cleveland, Feb. 26.—School tcach- | THE MAN WHO e b il e e e kb : + ers—tall ones. broad ones. thin ones "WROTLE. THE R it F AT an especially sironz man in- { or at least an erstwhile renter o . ARITHMETIC 38 ALL LIN H. S 6 and 15 rional value i s ALL: LIN § & . priced now each. ¥ the latier was assured that | barty, made just betore the latter's market $2.9 BREEBHE o = CLOTHS, hemstitched and fat—the lonz and the short confidence in his independence | property, has an astonishing set of | equeation. told ecach other at the cross the land. He's the man who 5 1 ? T o priced 29¢ to § wrote the arithmetic—John C. Stan TRAY CLOTHS o riced 29c¢ t 1 cach afional law. - Already indications | the city of New Britum. Uis state- | The average school teacher's s - e e hime % , LINEN H. S SCARES, $1.19 (o S2.19 each. fulfilment of this prophecy are [ Ment that the mcrease of rent on | $ghor said Jomm I Sime, president of 3 i o was Soilaporation LINEN HUCK AND DAMASK TOWELS arc now seiling at detce in the assertions of 1 twenty-four tenements antounted 1o | the Michigan State Normal school at inl the nalinE ol the ' Wentaortis vear azo prices which are extremely attraciive, the assortment B et M e R A e T ISty ena Boint w0 s hma eI R u AN Stone arithwetic of little red school large from which you can readily choose several towels of the thing. “They shouid have $1300 house daye.” cxplained Stone. “Sincs by a man uniquely qualified “in | that rent profiteering is going on in | here how they lived on their salar i dgment in thé position lately | lizures to zive weight to his remar tional Isducation association meetin: f . ! The average school teacher's sal- | will be maae the subject of | dollars, to Cover i rulse I I | e, FIESOID (00 s SRR oy el then I have perpetrated avithmetics | 5% . igh -investigation. Notwithstar over thice hundred and forty-four | ¢2100 when they are earning it.” und geometries for all ages und all For Fnday and Saturday o inference that will be drawn | dollars in taxes, is certainly indi ! + = i kinds of schools.” i @ B e renacace. i | tivelol the Lsisionbe OF 4t icastibng There ave 2300 vacant sehool rooms Stone admits he has to understand ! a in Texas because teachers can’t live on thing he puts in his bocks, but @ Last TWO Busmess \Days of February . Oplby's political past in. | Profiteciiog, proper e wild- 5 _he i 8 T Cplbys boliticil past in- fi Wk Sk the average cizhi manths’ salary of 15 he isn't proud of the fael. S AND CHI FLEEC $ that he is not overse 1o s 1d- | ESU steich of mmagination ' yonod £500, according to Miss Annie Webh It's a gift [ think.” says he, WOOIL: KNIT GLOVES IN TWO IH(. SPECTAL SA Pai 44c 59¢ ne. Justily the greatiy anercased rents, | planton, state superintendent and toe | | “though the kids probabix think it's a Provining that the anatord was wak- | only woman in the southern states to | 2 R R e Y e e hold an elective state office. meeting was Mrs. Josephine l'vesLmt.l ampaign in 1916 he presented g 5 “Education is poing to pot because . Washington state superintendent and “Get this Salt Lake meeting idea Value 69¢ to Value 79¢ asgns for his ultered stand in | 1 ‘4¢ Hrst place. luas quite evident | oo noe tire being forced from the president of the association. She, | over,” urged Milton Bennion. dean of the school of education, Utsh univer- sity, While being sketched. "We are curse.” E P aking for Mr. Wilson in the lat- Where tue dollac of the much iwmeni- | profession in order to liv ays Miss | 100. 15 & strong advocate for the'*-bet. frs political in a convincing man- cu Cpovt an Yis going. Blanton. “They should have a voice | ter pay. better brains,” idea in cdu nd, it will be remembered. made Outing Flanne! Pajamas One and twe piece Suits. sizes 8 to 16 years forme suit. will be §2 suit pest fall. SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY ANDg% SATURDAY $1.75 suit. / Py BOYS' BLOUSK MEN'S WOOL UNDERWEARSF At last Summer's price irts and Draw 98¢ each. %1.95 each. Formerly $2.50 E = 5 ® Vi spayors @it to aealt an ordi- i t favorable impression. Leaving will make for greater efficiency and nance Lot Wi check suen proutces nacie and there'll be concerts on the orzan. The entire membership of the Nu- tional Fducationa! association mec in Salt Lake next June. PR there will De less autocracy by school One man at the convention found D, Wi 10 DAY Lo spret pai o boards.” many friends among the teachers, but e = admitted that his name was probably Perhaps the busiest person at the | “mud” to thousands of schoolboys Republican party 1o’ support veit, he'subsequentiy joined the o DUNLICS, WOuka MK @ Step in school administration too. That i tion | guing to meet in the Mormon taber- i | pats. . Ability to make a New.| . LG AL Tae Gy, i averdge lanu- n audience see the logic in such b Ird nese may be scting tu the best of foe— — . U TOWATGS (1S Lelidiles aidd oniy i e e y 25 s “OF THE PROPLI L = e from the personality of Nicholas Mur- ESTRRUMIN T ray Butler. (Froni The Herald of That Date) the people, for the people and’| troat. sut there ard sSome wio i OF pipe 0° mine vou homely R e bit 0’ wood an’ dreams un’ age, Februas 1885, Which is a decided asset for a Pres- long-scasoned with simplicity. On il T e idential candidate, we believe. the refuze o' the sage. can you of the city has been left $1,000 by Kmt Underwear auite realize you've got a plac Al relatine wholrerenily /dica must be high order. 3¢ GREY PART WOOL WORK SOX 28c¢ pair. 59¢ MERINO WORK SOX. black, camel asi 39¢ WOMEN'S OUT SIZE COTTON HOSE (5¢ pair. 30 WOMEN'S WOOL SPO i ] people.” is the idealistic way in | Whing advaniuse ol The snorage this’ country should be gov- | redws ana “gettag while Uic geting B according 10 the unsurpassed | 15 svoi WHZMS AN CHOFMOUS ol vou've longed to find—u spot Edward Bush of Waterbury has Al odd lots and broken lines Friday and ¥ at Clear- where vou can dream for folk= || cnrered the employ of Civil Engineer ance prices. nd ambitions of Abraham Lin- { €0 UHeIr ofgieg Hvesunent HMI ’ f the mun who have no axe to grind? W, | 4 And a testimonial to the greatness savior of this country whose | wien shoum curbed, snowd e 3 ; ' . Cadwell P ‘.. — Dot uminain@icicnds il The new Hizh school commitlee is ke ToR = ; YTe smoke. some gray. some drab. | . ¢xamining plans for the new FACTS FANCIES | some bluc. can dream an' foat : g where'er they will so longz as Ty, was supposed to ‘be revered | milde LLlcasts fronn o ciy whicn s meeting of the Third \Ward Re- | Denesty Invng o e a square dea @RICIUD’ last evening. Yet did | ail #10Und. LIOW wils 18 Lo be wone s <liool and hopes to he able to make 4 report on the matter at the April pr George W. Kiett, Kepublican | @ Watler 100 ine corporaton counscl b | It Blih 8 e < e e - X they dream trus I Blihu says : » in this cily, protegde of J.| w0 uccide, and the Common Councit to GESaI N DU IRl seon: S S O Lo o ; : free-suzur platrorm Fhiiadelphia R e Ko YouRwonitis et Newton Saiith hus sold a saddle | \f meniie S S i e i | 9 cmstonismi i FIRST IMPRESSIONS _ —— known ' to cast envious zlances Numerous cities have been facea = ou did not know his politics. o : ] Woodrow hits a w & na v cme it gL Sva tinagnail rooms for the present month has heeu crsioe: ) Licider : ) on its exnectant head. you can Shao e e ¢ ly reflect the noble sentiments | YUiis, WANY 01 thent Nave Liken steps h ht add to his earlicr repeat the eulogics your musin’ wSstRRlehaul Qs atternoonipmeets The Outsider vecalls how Tom | I . tsider ting untii the works ) f the Cabinet dreams have said. So ruminate ings were attended by 413 peoble. | guwver got his fence whitewashed. away .ol' pipe. jest do vour Flectrician George Cooley will have | Ephvious friends. watching Tom ap- humble bit: be surc no blush o' otfice in W. A. Kinne's bicycle re- { uvently thrilled by the work. beaged | has hit this citv. The Ot shame will come from any * =hip in the Calumet building and | {, <ypell” him with the brush. Gri- | terest is puiely acidemic g Ot Il install a fire alarm gong in | . 1 d them to aid: Tom Philadelphia man bas left £700,- words vou've writ: keep on 8 | ciou T(:‘:I;-’!Hn\\k V;h m 1 ?” ‘: y i ke - L o 2 Ive g int rested h vaisider wonders ow ! One “First Impr cing renic- | 000 (o b prove the zevernment condi- a-secin’ silver clouds a-linin e Nomihas btk tuaraed ted. e Outsider w One - 00 hem that's d keep on % R COAADE N LR this would work with clearing side chursily. e -tunin up to match the latin® the contruct for'furnishing - pipe o walks of ica. 11t may be gathcred that signin o devotion w@ve not the waler depattment for the coming the -imported labor did nol mater- ! cotnted. N:.thema and humb ean be well expended along the lin ORESNLALE SRt aviolingo vear alize literar SUation: e el e life should sing a note that's o they in turn rightly reflect { office an cxeellent opportunity to col- £ flat. jest smile—pretend your || THE GYTSY GIRL T sstosaitics. 53 e cars are deaf an’ let it o at S “ bl " e === noble sentiments of o the Jeet toll from the profitecrs by setting It is add to hear a Chinese doctor : : by e px Stan black against v most respeciable looking gentls v S for the people and by the high valuat oy > condemning esas s an article of diet that. For life is hard for lots Eh I”.n:(nul‘ll sk e eoial S o o (e oo Wit v | SAES LT LS R e b Tot people and he | 4 izt iationSuponitheloroperticell (ARIEMBIIE CEES IS SR IHIC X o foll Il ips o i e L R e o L et ne el nane Tlogiie. Fob 9o Bokion tas f sn* t ore of he poli- hay ) bringing in g ren Such a 00 re x ake ‘e s L Shel L & 3 t it mor the poli- | that are bringing in hish rent the Chinese style onght to be able fo S 7 oo i ST X0 1 i Therataes | on’un apptoaching motor truck. Ab- | heen reached that the former Crown, for the politicians. and by the | policy means much work foc the ws- [ cure the “0u™ or mest anything else Anhifhciween U iiol ans mc. | Above the'lock the silant barges lic, | Parently it was headed for the s sessors, it eans a heap of troubic for San Pranciseo Chronicle And T am waiting for the darl walk.-yet 1ts.s direction of Washington, D. C with the rent problem in the st two If Oliver Wendell Holmes were stijl Great Emancipaior when he 201 rid of the overansious mndloia, | WOUKS > Tahle R onicle Tele- graph. thosé® present 1o constitute | ¢ al melnods are m vogue, but elves A commitice of one fo se- veoremains the unrortunuce faet h2w voters and supporiers of the » actual shortage, at the basc . d old party " What is there so hizn coats, s not } grand about the old party, or Vuiding, costy as it is, a5 the { Hons of his cit:. From reports that ocratic party either for that | real answer to the dithcaliy, ave leaked out in the past 1the money Both are run Ly politicians, However, there is, In tiie assessors’ 2 Prince of Germany must pay taxes ow progress was up the = - and vou! « | street. *I thought—T thought John Less than hall the people struck 3 BiNe cors Rl 0 nenniterea : TAT = ¥ It ake: despite protests fro the crowy Wasl hete voullound me Arat anc | hislhandiio his nevplessdibrow. “itis taken desntleiprotest ' ' QUAINT EPITAPHS | """ i tiuus | meamre et S And here vou-promized that youl . would return, | e Transcribed xv.mrm from Tomb- | | Thi( day the heat was“dancing in | Sl T Il e A “Tll be your partner for this number” fent Cemeteries, A thousand insects sang among the fern. — Sock Nt Wlwass agveo With the adult Chesterfield human.- - New York Sun and Herald. Homeward the 1asi crows ‘strazgle OMPANIONSHIP in a cig- GO Ol (T c s, 2| i . 5 < = | .. from the east: bt 5 g el Tl shae anire bionie e St m ~.~l\ ..].m.- man is selt-made Cheshire, 1795, The hobbled ‘horses slowly crop the arette? Yes, sir! It's in > €1 e except for the alterations subseanent- ) 5 St x 3 ) its citizens generally. e e e i Ve vouns ve fair. your rosed cheek | o ETa: e e . Chesterfields, sure as ycu live. TLER IN NEw i : L il . Sl Sefore the tent rises the thin. blue | : 2t 2 ; UTI - = N May pormise your old ase. Atneg ! Chesterficlds begin where other Bt not @ few more setting suns d S o | 5 g A lnstinseit W e e T And depih may you ens Eheliect s i Snilinerinsias Biine cigarettes leave off. The? notonly {oday. and lasting (wo more, we were e cznnot help hclieving tha : ot s g : umber of about cizht hundred. | 1o have a grent Llizzard. It has not j Would be e possible tof simpityy 2 please—they Sfl’“f‘ the income tax return form, and thus “g s ) where nntnuover® . et We hay ) improvssiiauastiiness St lat0 o Durhanm. 1761 Wherc is now thy handsome lover? wlafed prosident of Columbia | ise of so do ¢ have not paid =0 | nat DAL R Bt A e s R is‘he now too proud to pity & production and 1hrift w one of them forctald the end of the W L) e ST TG IS (s ALy f‘[‘i‘:‘ Lt Al thy faithful hours of watchinz, o e cavioons of the ex-kniser in Holland Ny eradle’s ot Sleeriion nndRTIGIE e Siy they always insist on putting an- My work is dene. CGypsy, he is now a spivit; could be rved rd other windmill in th peture T —Kan. Thy '”,“p lover is a spirit EaY that sthere wasx too muc not crowing about his mis- | sas City Star R e T (170 S (ot (s, | tins s tosswaits until Snext i Durham. 1761 Hurryinz in the clouds that fiy!"” We hear a lot of intlated currency upen the hasis of an annual income epator Klctt come out with | ipe politicians, but it is cquitable, of $00.000 florins. This action was lea for cvervhody 1o constitite | pevertie! ‘Chetlandlosdsiwihot e S i n e lns iR e s o it a committee of one 10 80 Ul { Lopring @ lot of money for their rents | ing scientibe ™. 7 The other hal we supposc, try to he presidential 1 i gt new voters and supporters o should have their assessments hoosted rnment. not of any one “grand candidates.—-Cleveland Plain Denler. accordingly. and pains should b Bty of politicians, but of hon- \ £ t it i Fhon- 1 {ken to sce that the hoosted assess- Delaware man is dead after tak- Woinesslike and ca ofelal did not auain start the rents up- | three quarts of bay rum. a bottle lition government if need b milk and a dish of pickle Milk - ix way we should be i - uch better the matyred TR SR e S Y JAMES SHEPARD. wonld have like ith- us and ab members of th 1 A astrolozer fovetold thet, startin sliean chul, and their = N'¢helas Murray FButler. The | appeared vet and daes not zive prom- | rsity last night told them (1 much attention ta the fellows sines = vo means w the cost fn ~ivculation. He Lianmed il ot for the bad example E nwe know we will be safe A ¢ P . jament ro these Jdays. but all the curreney We ' \ jovipg wife and tender mother The chirp of waken'd birds brings agance it has set, and 2 Lave been able 1o et hold of S0 far |y this base world 10 enjoy back my thoughi. clear that tihe zovernmen Harry Edelson. of Berlin. owns looked mighty slim to us. —Dublin other And beavy scent of blossoms wet | d to had been democrati He | hen that layvs three ezgs a day Couricr-Herald itk dow | : s wis but the fear of my own heart i ers that the Repub- ; ‘ ! By ¢ A companion epitaph of 1799 I eand Suppose he will take steps to “syi- o w Influenza : : Foivd WRSaly’ tall about u | 2 s o ATIVE found in “Milford Inseriptions.” Tomorrow 1 will watch agzain for CIGARE XTES S They atisf4 _ dicate” her a a Preventive, take LA 2 vstem. as the Democrdts have et DI 1) HROMO QUININE Tablets. Look for follows veu. K 7 « would do somiething about | At any rate no ene may accuse him | E..W. GROVE'S signaturc on the box. | A loving husband. a tender: tather —Lsabel Westcott -Harper in_ Seri it. lijaddrcss was schol- | of being a profiteer 300 x Left, this world to enjoy the other, ner's Magazine.