New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 20, 1921, Page 6

pther workers and r fitted to fight the t \re my home an extra mill tax to y position ? ATCH 1 doyx V. tomorrow, the nex weeks, months 4 pWing, while your arve which You bues in you shou step must ourselfl now vou or the future—your own Every thme a who man { wealthy in poyerty—an many times pens to one ''of the Yesterday death of a man ov s ot hundreds of thousands of d to Tnsurce was buried Meld quite about be ir An old friend heard o by accident and mema But this humiliation the thought t comes We there then parses quickly ure jf the Jun on Council n the o platoon of our own futy strength the especially | r of ) free from the car othe puirsie our to got way vkin tment money ) i ers 1 along comfort the re haps . accumulatir which, | which are squandered or risl Then of the I 1 long dis comes | we - exclaim the man record u had on this into uture time futu s T'he one ma iness ad wi matte The it he trouble did with ption | money that the soning that h hur PR R in . ith qulek to those to who el for uc the realization of their own ness by will Money hus been They earn feel ear expendi- them he first y the able always to o Imposi-o The pmittee quite as casily mat- When that day comes « on | they see that previous goo bsequent 1 has heen find then a but ood fortune committ they that their ption ot | gone eath hurries » evident e < walts nell were Today, tomorrow barrassing to years follow uld ng take brought are econo- you sh care that ay of the fire will not more cause of today's inprovider had been o OWN YOURR OWN Thrift “Own 1 Week Y hundred I'hy Superm National today I only after nites as Home Day that a tid that rais is #aid presont | *hip that is well anche the withstand the the turbulent 1 city whose hea 1oy that the min is ane bhe Coun. | home and ones wh g away on tides of “wept uperin dacalism only s the economic lary lower | 0 \ emont emphasized mlly make ind cvic ampects i oto vho owns ability 1o thle 1o be n offico in community in which practiced | o oy . th own Ao il the dim home mean necesss commend he fire es the ne scurry has il to pur price ex ties surrounding t lamount of | ing v home ! At have 'Y Nties a eon haps those ly utilizing Certainly labe elie | g of This e our and at cont fall K & day hullding material is seomod day, National in aan in the \n excellent one for inve hese things, each man for a1 d over and making a start it to do | toward doing that wise thin | tong ch A planned —the bullding or agninst ing of a home jeart but d n New Hritain we ure-—how precinte the wisdom o r fine own home better em have o residents of other citie with thetr o mecurity: the of settled fecling world th can pendence landlords of this| |aing is worth gre to obtain, as well as the Hinancial benefits obtained or, shown Sometimes a very small sentiment pires a to do he n re Intense | which has long dreamed { economy, | that this thought of owhir words, | home of any ean't ma put in not say. | Sderaton Bt the | fovorable In rec- | © bry is being L yhasized the this city begun on the | thronghout country m many in to contir time ¢ man do | Plans a long and, if one in one’'s own se and can go to work the plan, en there will be many such that this thanksgiving this point prent phusized on davy side of LOOK TO THE FUT! ter how dered y weok saw It s good to learn from ai tative 80 Lray; ) our ! the take must e iy slnco the ta and strong 1 futu was it wd n T incidentall v your willing YOUR NTEP—NOW! iy oand y are “watch wre of rovide re once ha this thought comes the newspupers told worth He con ix n f w 1 b1y ked da v o such tes m c rec ed thnt 1 fo earning power up your quickly o feur e are We nough per- riches reck- whet lookeu his rea mora omes Kless easily they moce | vhich rtune when and and the days and the ones in which r end be- 1o ML pro our ‘I tha hore i " In his f our arily In this « he ¥ eal ixap Zria Own the to« I d A is to not Anurchism fe of alao other on rvice lvesx owy that ound ty aild Per- pear su s = h at [3 or are f D The of sen at pra matter something The K 1 ay e \zo to complet wrimngements for owning one’'s hom occasions wa he found The re to ating mself lenst hax owning thy teel- inde- of effort ctical se n- of fact one's today impel their Cer- tainly the idea is worthy of deep con- finds conditions individual A for s em- RE. au e thori- is on “JEST RUMINATIN (Iobert Russell.) This ruminatin’ game is bad i, Dblinded, you can’t see tnrough clouds o' pupe tobac- co smoke the true reality 1f gets lost in beauty dreams; ts the time o' day, your mplative wanderin's don’l the proper way; you'd lost in theories—yéu'd an’ an’ i your ne'er out you'd vet So as tha pipe wlight, hoa got hav your ruminatin’s help you toa the well- Don't let things that hand, bui the thir rrstand that you forg cor head soon be xet pipe be 1 an’' set sel, would settin’ 20 Keep 1e match cught t wn scratch eht nate over rumi- most Consider had ought 1 things stand out an’ Don't let the zo, excludir’ othet remember what you do an’ likewise what Be practical in think: be sane in then ruminatin’ do harm abou neople und this law construed practical theories subdued ] that's luzy sens thought not zht ought whal do won't sht what every ni no to you incidents of the recent paredness, of course, means try- for that (ccumulate money day or series of rainy days that although becomipg to experts on such come at any moment, . . | the husiness outlook is according The whatever brighter matters =aving will help in any ca the future holds. Yesterdn) National Insurance A | | | wits have begun to save Day people they have begun wisely to consider the matter of life insurance more and | is the to spend mor Many a man putting on ex- | | | pensive money he was wont gifts into a deposit to be turned tamily. the day for his ahead the into insurance look die—or No man likes to to day when he will when he will be incapacitated so that SIT_TIGHT, DQN'YT WEAKEH, he eannot continue earning the money necessary to keep the family in com- fort But all shounld realize that this day is coming Give the if we but there presents that buying | consider seriously day will presents—when can when be no more of the wife will have to depend upon vour savings, your life insurance—or upon her own hands for necessaries. the he it's T hildren afford of “How can to help starving France?"” said. W they all 1 Hzhted th are " Then prices myself can do to liv he his 13 cent cigar, May headline Bring Haiv Oh! bad Strike “Tipless® | cuts | strikes well—perhaps are not so after all Nebrasks by Carrving s electoral voin to Was} ton airplane, a planned I make it no more ele- vating | Women Club York on Fund. therc in New Women's dined yesterday cocoa an‘d I bread in of Hoover Wonder aid Coeou is fatteninz! if were any absentees? “Five Cent W loaf of Bread a My And Dream. | Ward night- rd headline added bakers.” have for the might marc | 1f women it to smoke And to do ‘horrid man’ don’t know how it, Don't ask some | Whao'd teach them how to chew it | ] asier to ‘No™ than h one much fact it whi does not kil the de used to be- have it Ij the wixh that might chance to-say “Don't care The well-known contagion of hum- ! ne reason for of or or may not the one’'s desire 1o stec clear he town's funny man.’ fit for Some The A A things are Just I'raciical Joker"— kit red-heated torturing or poker. COMMUNICATED. TOM AN “AMERICANT WORK New Britain, January 20, Ierala” factory twenty n Conn. 1920 To 1 bee which the Editor m worker and have ! for years, sixteen of have becn spent with one con- cern, and am thankful, indeed. that 1 have not become so utterly devoid of ! any ®cnse of justice ar gor “ and cq cspondent of Tuesday | deavors so feebly to | raige of a few i dollar \my | than an By philosaphy is the hank account. As a rule, child of a hcaithy zardous kKing home Add to the cupations that of o dark street At squir b times deal of publicity free will offer- a great to make tanecous well to let t8¢ children =0 frequently. Thev must learn manners somewherc. Tt is visiting rrood should note dumping her States. Immigration officials that ew York s criminals into the United the shies distinguish office and their kind How can hrtween an indigenous seven-ves e e Wi night calling Hootch.™ The o, et pused. He plaintively ays out all for “Hootch, one's bhrow the soft cake, sweat of bread. Only provide It is the earns him swealless jobs for publication. scem to adhere rul k klies seniority In th strictly accepting comic 10 the Cammisstoner Rich- ys women re carrying hootch in their stocking tops. This seems a subtle effort to get recrui for the enforcement squad. Prohibiti irdson n far out of propor- the humblist of was expected to provide credit- and “orded yei he dress decently, his family in a monthly tion callin ¥ and manner. wage that and hills, ratse for able My years cent some wage the n past three arly 145 per iparizon with 1s an infinitesi- mal svm) 1 received In 1917. | participated in bonuses, re- sived time and a half for overtime ,nd double time for Sundays when the great war rush was on, received for quite a length ef time fifteen more per week than did my and without his respon- sibility. but 1 took care of what I carned, paid off a neat little sum on my mortgage, bought $400 worth of Liberty bonds and gave two sons to the and am not squealing be- cause my pay has been reduced and hours shortened, nor do 1 feel person, firm or corporition owes me anything. Show me salaried person who has received even a forty per cent increase over what he was earning g0 et living ex- wages during iner. in raises were ased (which (X - over w! foreman servic NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 1 | | | | 1 | | | | | i holed 1921. “ACTS AND FANCIES ROBERT QUILLEN The casiest way to flatter a man is to ask his advice concerning some- fthing he doesn't know anything about. There is apparently no truth in the ory that money madc a New Year resolution not to get tight this vear . When he and she go into a clinch at the end of the second reel. half the ull(l'i(-n('o thinks the show is over. A rupt a man what uth Dakota man nd married the n "ts desperate. he happens to him went bani- xt day. When doesn’t care P 1 morked that lived before returns. was figures d the time rana . 't lie. but he of income tax resolutions that were placed reach almost It all the good were made on January 1 end to end they would to February 1 The railroads rejected the Plum plan, but a report of their earnings indicates.that they will soon get bacx ta the pld melon plan. Everything will be well if the great minds will only agree to do the sensible thing the small minds have been urging all the while. Anyway. you can soda fountain without being button- by some stranger who the sad story of his life. patroize a to tell [ —————————— g while have others, have had the the majority of salaried been compelled inferior grade of milk and I am gen- erous enough and sensible enough and foir enough to be willing to “sit back from the base burner.” give the other fellow a chance. cream I have faith cnough in my country and my community to believe that the sentiment of all right-thinking people are along the same lines, and believe that dayvlight saving (what- o ¥ with your cor- respondent’'s present mental attitude or the fact that he is at present un- employed) instead of interfering with my method of living aided me by giv- ing me an opportun to .work in my garden and on a small piece of 'and that I leased and from which. in addition to plenty of fresh vege- tables, I also raised considerable for the wintér not the least of which was thirty-five bushels of potatoes. To your correspondent. I would say “put your neck into the collar and pull with the rest of the team’ just consider how much better off vou are than the countless numbers of people in other parts of the world, i | i | | wishes ! to drink a somewhat | and | | | | { tion of officers last evening, Joe Shep- ! | { ! Shepherds of Bethlehem, mander, Mfs. E. C. Watkins; chaplain, | Philip McKeon; scribe. Harold Swift; secretary, Miss E. Flaharty: treasurer, Timothy Collins; marshal, Miss Kated\ Dugan; M. C., James Meeker; inside guard, Mrs. Bennett; outside guard. | Mrs. Meeker. D'YOU KNOW HIM ?—Carusoy | the tenor, is also a clever cartoonist. He thinks Harding looks like George J Washington. Do you? Caruso putyy] new hair and ruffles on this photo of, Hardirg and presto—a likeness of: Washifngton: e P ognesvers PR punction as we would handle a rattle- nake. e gy AN AMERICAN 25 YEARS AGO The P. and I". Corbin company have an attractive cxhibit at the bicycle show at Madison Squarc Garden, New York. The Burritt a Grange will cers at a meeting January H. L. Mills has had an department connected with ware store. The annual banquet Plumbers’ association will be held at the Russwin hotel tomorrow night The Amecrican band held its elec- install offi- 3 electrical his hard- The TOP of the EVENING ¥} Yes, sir. It is these flowers! from you which will bring the light to her eyes and the # joy to her heart. You are not likely to forget, bu make suretohave just th flowers she likes best. us help you to make the ev ning’s bouquet a genuing surprise. i ‘SAL IT WITH FLOWER. VOLZ FLORAL CO. 92 West Main St. of the Master herd was clected assistant secretary; 1. M. Zimmerman treasurer, and Joe Barry assistant leader ‘The Y. M. C. A. basketball team de- vcated the Yale team at the local avmnasium last night by a score of OFFICERS INSTALLED. J. Walsh Takes Office as Commander of Leading Star Lodge. Officers of Star have Ieading lodge, been installed as follows: Commander, J. 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