New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 28, 1920, Page 8

- — 3 - U ana 1 til the ele hour to have it assured ! Britain Herald. NG COMPANT, a large measure o long 1o generous M: who not only have gil who have timed thei logically as to be of| greates the effort. Fortunatd indee’ ford, in having such \citize ~ve {aided St. Francis' in, this effort. of whom Mr. and Mrs. Wise are typical. | Many times an act of this kind mijg lead to serious results, and it sheuld be eliminated at once. The jitney coaches are very com- fortable and while riding in them you can imagine yourself at home reclin- ing in vour easy chair with a good havana, reading the latest news in the Evening Herald. In cenclusion, no one wants to see the downfall of the Connecticut com- COMMUNICATED. As to Jitneys. Editor of the Herald At the present time it looks as though traffic on some of the Connect- jcut company’s was on the de- cline, while on her hand, bus- in with the jitne is rapidly in- sing, and another link in the of the science | It would be much better to pre- a study of | department cre and N n so ®ift s “JEST RUMINATIN".” Koes. vent crime than to make (Robert Russell.) the proper treatment of men after | This is You've got to sweep a dirty floor; youw've got to write a book: you've got a harder task to do than you've e'er under- took The thing ma be a general rule lines But ‘ the « there workers in the e fleld are many their im- are seem awful socia E > abors, social who, by labor: St i Ry | s erime with the This field ople idea of ¥ is covered well, al- | trying to Interest, amuse and educale | eventing portart small—the size o' that thar job don't make no difference at all. It's yours to do an' afterward chain has been added on the Chestnut and South Stanley streets, that so far is meeting with success. The Connecticut company should sit pany—far from convenience no one can deny public must have its rights, it, that it is a ;:rx\;\s crosity but the 3 piont Tt is pay- | and pocketbooks of all Who give and haven't or all Who have given once and might give again. The gift should appeal to the B€n- it's yours to contemplate; re- ing for them and it is only right and | | though there is always room for more \ in ot Cireula When a experience ays oben to xperi of man is titted by other ;0 into the phase Associnted Pross. s oxulusively entitied tou of wil n cred) local news question, as Mr. Osborne is of The ar tor ropudl to I+ or not ot FAper and also herein is among the and those who have the authority indicate how prisoners may he treated life continement. F fertilized the For a man's real way b 5 AND TR s. while in has come, apparently,’| may have fight must may he assoclation them. Perhaps to think crime iIn mind a has never he what he tney-trolley car his other have sloped that the individ ne way or the the had time mitted, however, it be decided d by by has never s'rious thovght means; not people contact witl and inevit has never come in it to the old | those whose thoughts are for o controversy y It is similar o him. Créme in him is almost not able, though it may ad tc has searched his own city the article o This is the whom Mr will and man prison such dertake he needs. get more as Osborne finds at h blamed v nelghbor cannot it, or conts bet efit. This s | iclo mo | { hin a vo whose be opened: in thy veloped into actualities i, one cannot be eyes may possihilities which y be he is the a purchase in le tential good citiZén Thos« of the in a hurry to get downr Inniot be blamed for taking not know the mind do mor thei who do average prisoner may than humanitarian halps ak will never je copveyance that comes good to by efforts. society The eannot be blamed for | harm point to be prompt at an reformer only the weuk the they engagement whatever cling to the goo Mr “average ilef he has regarding the we man of Oshorne’ the acquisition pporting the jitney or the learn. A re th experience is n however, stands out: Con- | former” and his to ranks of those who seek the of system de- with- t have the trolley ands it ment a sometimes unfortunat convenience rowth is impossible tion. PEOPLE'S VACATION. the hands of the trolley down.” By the bring a “show YOUNG their cars from Now comes the “long vacation™ fo ean at any moment com- orities to take And invested the young people. stops bar- the Ineys. immense pital that in em the for the student and opportunity to man) of all should the ménotony dren; rest serious as com- in the Jit- to de this ted First right trom de by ut of business attendance. Parents guardians of those who have latel r school work should Be | with are interested school an the people could BUt | ceased .he s as Impossible possible loods or certain Is out of ! must ns full sympathy the to lower in whom they in the dewire for rest. But the “long vacation" productive, After a little that that s0 wise for the adult the be treedom is so at the _They earn fing parties rs. They ter until ‘the the road freedom “NowLry w seriov pose that ‘the vacation for some pu of character in'/aid.in the also a time wherthe student. And it pelled to “work tithose who are com- way" through | Arkansas The most of us oys for a ould be in- D be barred the driv- thelr un. school or college, sh cholce of the m.nn;“"d make a wi shall earn moaey to caf doing this. Book publishers®y Ways the services the work for “commissions” where great g ey ::::rmn: n’:‘:cpr(;ll;;‘l!“"d and where great them for The student \:‘ho‘”fl)l 'n“;“"n"‘"[ RUROOR tells | ¢ ooiiing books v:rmt‘nm dlepdintel R o g stance, during e o the nur:\mcr should be sure that the s b :::: lve is to distribute is a i , and that the contract Busi there 14 | 12 8 T8IF oRe. ¥y, to do: He d trolleys tm- take the one da most and the action of the ey decide the be pursued the leys demand the re- ney because they are on account of them no complaint. The ¥, on the other hand, te this attitude on the blic in uncomplainingly something that , and should The company Muty of mole to secure wise to latter's for us or Along the of good he signs He should not be lured into anything unworthy. There are other schemes by which a studert promises to canvass u com- munity from house-to-house. They should be looked into carefully And today duction the great and agriculture the male student field of pro- is open for of proper physique. This, perhaps, will do him more good than any other form of ir the gaff. In there are employment agencies look- ing for men aid work, and a “husky” student will find no dificulty in getting a job work warning on by labor, he can stand i to in the In this given that men of far with associate. con- improve should transporta- , and make the people ey did not fight the Jitney. fotors of should be the young man will meet different calibre from those whom he is accustomed to Let him bring something elevating to | let sometimes re- them their him not be influenced by Jitneys should uncouth ways, the his place workers with prisoners to nvironment first seeds of | perhaps had the chance to know werhape | work purposes to un- man better- class of men, gives cause for satisfacs | Closcd schools mean joy to the chil- come freedom and regularity of young people | should be time of the essential-—the akes the coming of | vantaget should "' given to taking ad- upbuilding in which they Nowadays there are nfy them along. ot st eager willingness (% city | summer's | muneration may be small; the glory may be great. But if careless smudge left upoa the floor you cleaned: if from the pages your book no thing that's gogd is gle: if you fell down on that thar task did it thoughtlessly, you're - so much farther from the sort 0’ man you ought to be. There's satisfaction for my pipe when its ol' stem draws well; it's happy when its dream somje good things it “You'll never reach things you longs for “until puts what lies jest before sweep your floor, write your book do other t work as though your dominatin’ - thought “This 1 must not shirk. " " butt is ned; of the sired The or will ex1s by may tell he higher is its cry, best in yvour eve. back their you vour the bao: | for | So or or vour a mains have was exists. Some ‘| 25 YEARS AGO up and take notice running some means of giving would nat be a discontinuance { jitneys are drivers obliging to all drop wish to stop. stations venience again homes Many are in two very given now and all time as long as the price And should habit of starting people have With the jitneys has a hard proposition and unles: it devise: setter service, it at all surprising to note of the cars on some lines in the near future. The now giving the much de- by the people. courteous and of their patrons, and off at any plage you They are not governed that are a great incon- many that have to walk over same zround to just that the will inst, not, required are very you pital posedly drive required ta the of the opinion that the ut comrany has not done by lic as it should hav~ The of the fares on the local lines or three minute ride. was uniust move, and it still re- fresh in the minds of many that the ““go-by" for nounced austed here is another thing that |D2¥ have the company’s attention. of the conductors are in the | their cars before | Proach. had time to enter them. 4 s Connecticut company give it, the people for goinz where they get service and their rights. A friend in need S0 the workers for learned $135.000 short the hospital, would contnibute $10,000 in addition to | | £1.500 alreaa | ance of the sum needed is raised with- in a week When every resource to accomplish | a given object seemingly has been ex- | newed hope in the hearts of the ®ork- | ers and opens up new avenues of ap- —————— FOR SALE Oakland Touring. Cadillac 8" Touring. Chevrolet Touring. Briscoe Touring. Oldsmobilc *8" Touring. Chalmers Roadster. } Maxwell Touring. it should have them, and if cannot or not blame can it should G. H. GRIM \ A Fricnd in Need. Post) a friend indeed. St. Francis’ hos- last night when sup- réports found their of the amount increase the efficiency of and Isidore Wise an- Mrs. W an® himself 1} (Hartford Also a number of other toyring trucks. Sce Sim Bookman 1 Elm St., Cor. Maifi St. Phone. 181. | roadsters and “cight final to that e CATS, | given provided the bal- Best prices paid for old papers, all kinds of —JUNK— and Second Hand M. SWETCHNICK 63 Willow St. TEL. such a donation puts re- 787-5. Francis Hospital's effort is| ‘s | Every Day Over £0. OCEAN BREEZES IN YOUR HOUSE ALL SUMMER This Electric Fan will bring the cool- i to warm weeks of summer * and And next summer and for many sum | mers after that | breezy delights. | fan today. run. rniture. Barry and vou will Bamforth 19 MAIN ST. refrshing winds of the seashore vour home during the remaining fall. enjoy it L-t us show you this Noiseless—costs little tx ] (From The Herald f That Date) 1 e The local Turner society enth prize at the natio meet in Paterson, N. J., vesterday. Max Un- | kelbach of this city was the youngest 1| Turner competing At noon today the city’s public schools closed for the supnmer vaca- tion. George ing trip. o | Howard C. Wilson is attendin | annual Yale-Harvard boat races. William Muller has started civil ac- tion to recover for damages to his carriage on account of the condition of one of the Berlin roads | Washington camp, P. O. 8. of A, has elected Charles Johnson president for a one-year term. r won sev- s | ot e | Damon left today on a fish- the S FACTS AND FANCIES Maybe Homer himself didn’t nod, but a lot of the delegates must have 4 | been tempted.—New York Sul y n | After reading those nominating speeches, Washington, Lincoln, Grant, Roosevelt, Julius Caesar and Napo- leon Bonaparte feel like pretty small potatoes.—Boston Transcript. ir Both McAdoo and Cox az gon their dignity. Neither will a s democratic convention. Witk the re- publicans is different. “Vhen the cafldidates want anything they be- lieve in going after it~@ Person.— Exchange. 7 it 1S o TRy it would be man to carry a he would soon his mouth on it.— Cat. Another reason impracticable for” fur mufr is ruin it by se il ‘6;;25;: ‘icnll:r Harding e a barn-storm- i {gn. The practice of chas- %" voters all over the country of | In& Yiever have started but for the ‘ WO¥hat so many barn-storfaers have ts, nominated. — Florida Times- lon. Can any one imagine anything in- | hereq more unpopular with the hildren than vacation ‘schools>—San | Francisco Chronicle. The profits of the movies will be understood, to an extent, when it {is | told that the Los Angeles film plavers | and directors pay an income tax in excess of five millions.—Knoxville Journal and Tribune. “Has Twelve Sons on His Farm,” says headline Raising vour own food and your own help seems to be the only hope these days.—Kansas City Star. a This vear the democratic party will have spanned the continent—the first great party to do so No pent-up Utica confines our powers: the whole blamed continent is ourn udson Post THERE ARE NO DBAD. With faces looking toward the light | They left us ere the dawn was red They wakened to the fuller life, There are no dead. And where they rest in slumber sweet The birds are singing overhead threnody of love and hope There are no dead A feeling The ficld of opportunity is 1d ouched large. Fun should be given its chance during the wgainst the puh. thelr use busses on B the trollers “long vacatien.” but there should ome within its limits something that student back take this time in puld recognize the justice Secieion. will send the to school college that more imporia or better able to up the his lite, is | t than anything clse | work ,t RISON 1/ ott Osborne Sing former war For the vary young there is the spiring of interest in keeping the and home little in- home | The very | can get i prison, is to devote ! to be recommended except n attempt (o introduce He Know tices into prisons. is proaises a1l the in order nt positidn young need to the play they b8 of men who have confinement hould know he been for thelr They say golf 1s a game For the halt and the lame, For the aged and infirm, rned woro how far o1e ney should know O'er wooded hills. in vallevs green, By river bank and mossy bed They wait the coming of the morn. There are no dead And from the turmoil and These tender Into the There the strife spirits now have fled twilight of God's love are no dead. They have no terrors of the grave Who fight in dread hand d There & freedom’s cause—nor The of death, they live—who e no dead Somewhere beneath the stars they lie, Yet let not sorrow droop her heac! Away with grief! Rejoice! They live! They are not dead ’ —John Light in the Toronto Mail gnd Empire. \ A T . o Nz The jOrPipe System of Warm Air.'- chu ks, etc., has been successfully de " th plai sf the West. This very winter thére will be h the [psrie and even nearby in rural New England wi v Costs le: Can be One re d Cuts Fuel Cost 20% to 40%. lled in One Day. T space to cut—that’s all. Black affws indicate warm air. White™ Yows indicate cold air. Fy i bgl weso with every room comfortable because of hea“ Cirfcution of warm air. In this new the System is at its Best. Before problem of one-pipe heating. 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