New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 17, 1920, Page 6

ain Herald. | BLISHING COMPANY, ny excopted) at 415 ld Hullding, 67 Church St Months h Post OMee Class Mail New HBritain ter at M PHONE CALLA The Associnted Fress. Pross Is exclusively entitled jor republication of all news N or not otherwise credited per and wiso local news eroin It Burenu of Clreulation s & nat hes new tzation and_ adver & strietly honest analysis of Our wintion statistics pon this audit. This insures Bgainet fraud in newspaper Mgures to both national and 2 & JUDD. “conservative' ¥. And yet it has be tive = management ptors of the North & uring company have recommend the inc from 32,000,000 to is not conservative manage- the stockholders, if 1 of the plan, to re- dividend of twenty-five inites, whether or not the fortunate who will ly benefited, should Le to see this eviden Every such action, ind business acumen a greater Now Brit realdent here shares each shares in the obtained from the estab. & new Industry In this ‘the men back of it are of those who have Affalrs of the North & ‘_.n and tulations are sometimes to the stock- are due o de- an uninteresting class. such solid citizens that we owt h w much of perity tive and b & Judd @ directors the tin ® result of thia conserva our decried today, things > new are has been ¢ of the n com- @ for expansion re it may sald wih there I no wiser p of commerce, trade. § & conmervative p then PROGIERS. Sen sald and e written have sesught they sald they were v ew de- o Ty ware nceused of Sresgtues: o because they g U presgrwee” Mow have been It be muy of who this pride o lled -y - B 40 progress with e the people sty e g Woacts home nristoerntic ut e re t manns who w for his Wving ton D rsadiar waiine il b ne - o of Wanin pante | hin o8 b wanda 1o Joar P R for Wia o i o wil ot Hy «h en fand wa love " ey hie oo " o fhet rom wovarnment -ty niten ve founded on Fhmonr ™ men belle the nee th v with those Craditione ey, Bt all wre nedt ardent wociniinte 1. n a fine a mediately o that should tured la would fing o havh hesn AN they should b In & fullure m ohject low Progrews of with The poor and the by come to " will bring bettor N men sty Al ame level, and joh men level wus 1) YALE COMMONS, statement that the Yale = to close comes as u » remembers the great STEST RUMINATIN'” (Robert Russcll.) There's battle, murder, den death pervadin’ every land;: there's calls aid appallin’, to us very hana; things have there’ they d—afi' these appeals st all unting: with fraud It's hard to jest what to do; perplex vou contemplate; your pocket-hook ain't very full; stop—+you hesitate. The children away plerces to your he then the millio might do sud- for come on there's we at need are hon wint ¢ know ome s abre ed you cries o' straight you envy that The at bab where charity you cannot fail curls up but in, wreaths appear man n fairly nt must bein’ far rt re part n you call home wail— begins The the those these Each must give on them have to the your o sufl'rers ns out those you know in that hesitatin’ isn't ruminatin’ ble dro smoke answer cl words an’ wha hu each they ¢ depen: th wom Judg that here live hur right say do: in love, up to sure—no person ¢ calls for ald—c own then give an' die, afrald.” thos: an’ re No an has what religion you to shoul ! it's is you charity 3ut this n be deaf for your alone alone to re or live | mo table all was by waliting on They were respected for their energy. There of They we na lowering their stand among other students. intelligent; they were efficient e, of course, In com- live meals those who to their actically mons wanted as took furnished p cheaply as possible which were at cost The place When and ed at, u was interesting un lque the the some chap en big fo. ‘often and passed to his s was ppl for d that Before the each prolonged him or some good thin, day done for his college. training tables started an season many athlete has received this tribute to his prowess Now it is reportedthat take ot 500 mor could be acc but 700 men “Commons” while mmodated with- advantage out increasing the of it corporation overhead expenses Continuance the Yale Students, would mean a loss to working way thgir no longer wait atmosphere through college t.bles there, The parently Men pathy with college life and all that it means have taken the places of the energetic student They are said to give poor service. The whole thing is different. It possible that the more money and are able upon ap- of sym- has been lost out waliters. is ve h to patronize men e “eating clubs” popular even twen- / years ago for those who could #% or $5 a week for their stend of the $3.75 charged at It is possible that these who are looked do This as no statistics are pay in- “Com- meals st at “Commons” down n by those who not is merely guesswork available. But it of Yale with that of twenty years ago will read regrot is certain the alumnus great “Commons s to close. AMERICAN RED CROSS, all und f drives of Kinds Jn the midst call contributions rot full The Ar but It trom every child which for | liate large there « % one which 1o appenl to all Ited Cross usks little all d woaman and from 19 dont wu asks It from One dollar n wh re enough to un- dermtand, in 1 to promote mometimen almost divir i 1he Always 1he aplendid w of this associntion one dollar for a renewal of berhip or n taking out of a mem all that i AT mought. In Crouwell’'s new drug store at the Wewst nd Washingt corner ot In n wire b tw Pharn " who do not “ an wi net canvaan, who do not merely we courteously « Mnall part of Hich han Avothed st A puin, nvertod death all ANy yoars. Ehthews man k enroll foul that sl let thin we pass there ntoring e RInonK who vl e Mheir e duty 1o e he " for Ahora o e undeservod Fhe Amerionn Ied Croms b 1" f form Wantion woentn e T'he hondguarters dollny wil weney In e highest a To him part | andl hin len v i ‘- o hme e " Krent group of benef dlality by wealth h the ded dollar an becnnm arkers are lnsplred (o At the sight of the ot Kront understanding thelr work e of the The e rands for sl boy runs . the Hed Croms, prou NEW BRITAIN DAILY HER®R, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, FACTS AND FANCIES By ROBERT QUILLEN Hear the bells! Harding-dong. Miss Europe, new fpreign policy meet out lights is the spot the bright of getting The lure of but the hope light in citizenship has been lavender for another The laid four duty awa¥ of in ye by the right people to vote confers for the Government the inalienable nominee. WEWT Pyt ‘e oM TW TRONT PORCH A e T o It Is suggested that Europe make a banfire of her obligations, Why not compromise by making a bonfire of her diplomats? Most of the by men who are of talking world's unskil is done the art work F who expect science. ¥ street is disappoir it to provide an casy con- Isn’t there some al Reserve Banks borrowing of t w t e And heart man with vet a great v no trouble v hard head There thir bootlegger or isn't n unless vo A Republic is unintelligent between a few ence The steamsh count of thirsts L. make the New Jersey? Atla Brief analysis of Whither thou people shall be ticket my ticket.” the fem A producer the movie clean censors and the title enough to draw the crowds better than hat anyone with other known suffering hands of the *“Great his tribute. else—dofls who I relleved Mothe his seen the and s v pays 25 YEARS AGO (From The Herald of That Date). MICLUAT Y the Yale team next Thursday sketball team at the local evening. it the in A i thia have but I | in The Y will play gymnasium Ulie Ackerstrom will Lyceum theater this Brave Little Woman The Chasen Friends' meet at the home of George evening. The Medical yw night at the appea evening society wiil Hart thi society will meet restidence te- Dr me of Bunnell Manager nnounced th on the base! umpire for Lynch of the Lyceum t he will appear this 1l diamond the National has o wseason official cently bought on 318 Main his present A Beloin who rnard Lunch R must move from of business Erwin of the ompany isx in business trip. PRETTY WEDDING AT NORDEN BUNGALOW New Pritain Ma- New York on Rabbi Elinx Rosenberz Ofliciates at Marriage of Martin Horwitz and Rose Sablotsky. A pr dding took pl Norden Miss | und M Willow of No. a4 in Rosenber at 7:30 and followed Miss Hetty bridegroom maiad honor hrother of the Miss Florence | Mise Gertrud edsky wore flower girls. The gown of white satin, embroidery and duchess vell, trimmed with pearls with llies-of-the-valley, jed a shower bouquet of and lilies-of-the-valley. W how wore gown of and silver lace and carried pink rosed. The fower wirls were dressed white and car- ried baskets of flowers The wedding was one of the largest held in the oity in some time, with about 300 relatives, friends and guests present. The couple are well known and after honeymoon trip, will make thel pme in_ this Mr. Horwitz is general mana- ty bungalow | Sublotsky % Michael S street, and M Mr. and Mr 1082 Stanley marriage by The emony hanquet ‘and w ce at the evening, when daughter of Mr slotsky of No. 37 rtin H. Horwitz, Harry Horwit stre were Rabbi Elias took plac reception = of unit of the bride as blotsky man Horwitz, sister attended the and Louls S bride was ck or of bride trimmed wo siver She and and < white matd wore a drape ro " a satin in they ting to those | Hariford, | The the first t the wall it there. Mr. Br see the I was because reason an w ndw he F You can sa low who expects the worst. cises some ingenuity to kee happening. the casual that ons. Judging from they get, one suspect fons are all step, Just about the time man think himself important, D a hand and proves that he G\~ POLND OF OO meaT SER TH CAT There i to zive having a enough money i each inhabitant purchasing | | “Out repros | Late out of of sight. out of min *h during the h she changes it to “Ou hand.” New Democratic matter with raw." cheer Tammany's A writer callous mind uses speaks " Man, a eallous. of q ghts™ in number to take An ingrate is one who gr of beitg cxploited and refus: for any more of it of a man an with t increase of power The amusing feature of lahdslide the herde of office-seckers it uncovers. ys tom fight—the slow method of honar, and the quick cking his purse. world asks is > wise emough » her obligatons, but not w live up to her possibili the Very . the blow lik fly the Bolshev has a swe! i DEATH TRAP ON T ‘ Editor New Britain Herald: The extremely dangero existing on the RBerlin Turny near the point called D Curve” prompts me which may arouse public the point of demanding th ton of the present danger. I road w first macadamized ed aguninst the curve d4 urged cleminated a grade be Tha i tested that short the and an 1c -ry as n®w existing. conditions whi inst at that time the death of eleven point. Theso arc dea been known of and re there been at leas have nigh I caused have reason wreck the facts have n ! the bodies h ! %nown to the autho d at 1 at this pol >t been k ve been ties. I {to the ¢ st fourte h i n seriously car with seven peopl | hurt and it is believed that | later in M per, one thing for that to say removed Injured. all were ssachusetts hospital. commenting on the accident in- as among writing on helped put the fel- He exe ep it from treatment ur foreign begin cath takes isn't. n America 51 dollar power of $2.7 nd,” is her oneymoon. | ut of sight, | W idleness a he a nation growth ows weary es to s a politi scurryin ake a m attackin method ot Mexico to live up ise enough ties. ik 1 envies job COMMUNICATED. HE PIK 4 condition pike at and ead Man's opinion to e elimina- When the I protest- combined grade and curve be d sharper substituted for the long and ch I pro- have since people at ths which ported on, t two, and o0 believe three deaths int where nown an | un- n addition people In one badly two died One en | which Gordon Swift or New Haven | wasilled, referred to ano | dent two yea “two people The tacts are that one ma | stantly killed by a broken body of one woman was fou !wlu‘ksx(\, after and four others diea from other injuries within a day o ther acci- ago when, as it sa were burned to death n was in- neck, the ind in the the fire burned out burns and r two It seems to me that such a toll of as this, to say nothi involved from inj of property, is death expense | distruction l to flay for which could so ng of the uries and too much piece of poor engineering sily have been over- | come in the initial development of the highw and have been remedied when th was rebuilt It is no excuse to say tha | all these accidents have be | criminally reckless ariving | speed, for officials are su know that modern impro ways are, and always will | sort for all kinds of fools, | should be constructed to be as possible “fool proof ' | human nature remains unct expect to find on erlin Pike a constant utomobiles représentin ation of r asoline a women with a reckless { driver and as little to be a combination s, should not be constructed ax to provide death olish ones thelr may th Y, in n Kensing! PEN The Loren D. 16, Sons of Veterans, G. A. R. rooms at 7 day, ‘November 18. instead as previously announced be served and be mude. illary Penfield ( will m 1 and which certainly such man the ) CAMP MEETI should e turnpike t probably due to at high pposed to ved high- be the re- and roads as nearly en So long hanged, we procession g a com- nd foolish for a desired as roads in such a traps for “Dance of M. GRISWOLD. ton, Conn. G. “amp, No. neet in the of Fri Supper will informal speeches will | The Sons of Veterans Aux- the members of the a word | o'clock Thurs- | oo GHOBVBOLDVBDOLE RGOS BHO VOB GH G ! Groton, | for one GO BG G BBBHEBR D ay oA | school, Concord, N. | was elected president of Trinity at the roads as | lrustee | Sears 1920. WISE FROM Coupled with drastic the opportunity to . @@@@@@@@é@@@@@a ) Plush, Price With a oriental model ist line ser of con Price are trimmed are ing chippend chocolate, N Genuine Plush Values, e Price’ the some ughout In hand thrs tian mire the ed ful Polo of er Collar now Three-qu which are fa ticular woma eral rich mmed Coats of Anniversary Sale ur Yalues- sh Coats, a narrow belt garments now Winter Coats Wraps With New Large Cape Collars, $60 Valu Aunniversary $45 Sale Price Developed in Bolivia and Polo Cloths, these big roomy Coats very stylish and will be and comfortable nip of the cold the new colors and are’ found against tQe weather. Al are offered. warm underpricing of our the Very Warm Full Length Coats of Seal $57.00 YV Anniversary wide helt belt buckle fabric Coats arc in a very swag- with and venetian. Véinter Anniversary Some of these luxurious Coats in the new musketeer w Fur Trimmed Salts' with Natural Opossum Fur, $65.00 Anniyersary shorter mndels Coats with You will deep full furred selec pelts of which fur collars z “~Chappic” Sport Coats of Heath- Cloth $65.00/ Value ter ored make and also most prac- tical. Four m ets and a wide belt are fea- i tures which will please the par- shades of brown. a1 Plush in the Shorter Mcdels, A deep shawl collar of skunk dyed opossum gathers in the full so favored by fashion. @fi#####@#@@@@@@@fi@@@@@@@@@#@@@@@@#fi@@@@@ SMITH & CO HARTFORD Most Advantageous Purchases ANXIOUS MANUFACTURERS Regular Stock gives you Newest Modish Apparel at Lowest in the City Prices; Prices Lower—Assortments Maintained. Attractive Winter Coats of Wool Velour .. } These graceful (‘oats fully lined have wide belts, pockets and deep collars and are offered in all the new fall colors. Stylish Coats of Heavy Silver- tone with Ample Shawl Col- lars of Natural Raccoon. $62.50 Value, $49 Now i You will like the different shades of brown and blue in which the big roomy Coats are offered. The beautiful collars are of natural raccoon skins carefully matched and can be drawn high about the chin if one so desires. Remarkable Are These Winter Coats, Each One Is A« $50.00 Valuc. Anniver- w2, $32.50 Price Heavy I'olo Cloth, Silvertone, Velour and Oxford materfils are offered in(‘ludinkflumo with fur collars. Wide be! and large pockets are featured, the colors include erent shades of dark brown, vy Dblue, musketeer and elk, Natu lues. Sale - $49 a ml large these fur a full are lined &oats and Chamoistyn and Cloth. $79 Valucs. - $65 shirred with 2R B with fur and all colors, includ- brown, elk, and nivy Cdats of Poco al Collars of ale Stylish large $50 these are lined heavy especially bozeZotetolotelle] 2] the beauti- re made. Trimmed of Wool WVolour and Siiver Tip. $65.00 Values. Anniversa Sale $49 !‘fl('(‘ ¥ "Coats with souare collars n fur. <1 s used entirely and charmed with the des of brown and ich these Coats are $69.00 $59 s the feature of these sweep of these much w mm accoon With Lange Raccoon. $55 coats fav- Natural ge Handsome shawl anc firal o linings are 1 be anep, rich blue in w offered. length hion’s most ~f k annish patch pock- sev- n Shown in Price [ Fur Trimmed; Three-Quarter ‘a Length Coats® of Seal Plush. $89.00 Values. Anni- $75 versary Sale Price . A deep, handsome Fur Shawl '-‘33 of skunk dyed opossum i these boautiful Coats 0§ among fashion’s favorite for 48 winter wear. Handsome fig- & sl linings are ured g, & Raccoon Heavy $59.00 $45 Natural Coats of Heather Polo Cloth: Values. Anmiversary Sale Price A swagger taih‘n'l‘d effect in new three-quarter length, the, narrow sash gathers in the full wide sweep, and the patch pocKets have the new pointed flaps. The large shawl collar is of handsome natural rac- cgon fur. Handsome Collared Collar places ured throughout OGILBY TAKES HIS PLAGE AT TRINITY = (Continued from first pagc) duation from Harvard in the -hing of boys. He was born in New Brunswick, N. 39 years ago. His | family moved to Boston when he was about two years old. Is Harvard Graduate. was graduated from the Rox- bury Latin school in Boston in 1898 and from Harvard college in 1902. He was then master of the Groton schoo}, Mass., for two year He taught two years in the General Theo- logical seminary in New York city and ar in the Episcopal theologl- cal seminary in Cambridge, Mass. He received the degres of bachelor of divinity from thi institution in 1907 and receved the degree of master of arts from Harvard unfversity the same vear. He was assistant minister of St. Stevens church. Boston, for two years and. spent nine vears In the Philip- pines, where he organized the Bagulo school for American boys. When the United States entered the world war Mr. Ogilby was commissioned a chap- lain and in 1918 was ordered to the West Point military ademy. He was there three months, aeclining the of- fer of the post as a permanent one. He was at Hoboken ready to s'\ll for France when the armistice was ned. Mr. Ogilby married August 26, 1919, Miss Lois M. Cunningham of New York City. He taught in St. Paul's H., last year. He He 24, 1920, as Luther, who meeting Aprl successor to Dr. Flavel § resigned July 1, 1919. Missioner Claims New York is .One of Lounelicst Places in World— New York, Nov. 17.—Loneliness in bustling New York actually causes death in the opinion of Dr. Charles H. superintendent of the Baptist ion society New York is one meliest p in the world” ared at confy of the Metropolitan board of promo- tion of the Northern Baptist conven- tion in session here. o foreign ficld offers a greater op- worke:rs than city m he agil { for rehabilitation of servicemen rence yvesterday | F. . F. MEET THURSDAY. The Thomas Ashe branch of Friends of Irigh Freedom will their regular ineeting Thursday night. A large attendance u'oaln S Feconteated is requested as the delegates to the statet convention in St Peter's hall { Hartford, last Suncuy afternoon wil Federal.Board Increases sl e e f e sl Medical Staff For Week hot lhe guccessful work Gone all over During this week while the drive the¢ in the pest year. have ailments traceable to their :‘}\KZ “GO AND GET IT” ice is in progress, Dr. James Faulk- AR SO S men die of loneliness among crowds whera there is starvation amid plenty, where a thousand people live on acre of ground which they never sea where vice shines and virtue ex- in secluded sp: and where the hotd in Judd’s hal ner will assist Dr. George H. Dalton in examining applicants for federal training. Dr. Faulkner will work on a free basis for the Federal Board for , Vocational training. Choose Your Flowers Here For The Football Games What description of the Yale-Harvard football game is complete without mention- ing “pretty girls and flowers?” The Harvard game is a few days away. When you take her—your sweetheart,. wife or sister—select the flower she will best like to wear. Place your order nqw, and let us help you make your choice. JAMES F. GLOVER Flower and Gift Shop 135 Main Street