New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 25, 1921, Page 6

. gld;j xeepted) at 4w Church street DMce at New Britave Mail Matter JONTE CALLS: . . 029 pdvertising medium in Iation bookw and press n to sdvertis Assocluted Press. s 1n oxclusively entitied republication of all news Wol otherwise credited nd also local news pub- n of Clren a national organiaation w and adver- te this audit. This insures t traud In newspaper res to both natior n SS. presont-day reforms oct against people e care of themselves. tain amount of free- m are entirely free— ell fitted to they sce fit g man uld be d. He ry in ut he is he that others. 1l be kept are all tied to do with admits that curtailed for does not 1 his special willing to must not trans- anxious from o a cer- that be formulated to we should ngs ny ition our freedom he Many reform- further energios to that ler occur to that who have all? Does it should be granted hat freedom is built? would be some of there are per- practical- occur upon Do they wise to intelligent people or less free, to go | ean for a while and lormers. to turn their helpless—to k for themselves he no chance s and be- are so distorted no good would mentation of thels ple ? of FEngland, on sting story ‘Nevor nd.” 1t tically Englanad It There Is an reformers to was many changed the we pelens a for prisons pus pay« opathic how- and women whose d are confineg. Here tunity the worla proughly in reforms pubts the take helping greater those by wisdom of One fe the work than no means to substitute he forming one's opinion of their tho own IMENTS. a day when adver- ked s outside upon much as were treated wonderful things rlling scones w indicate the nd to what one tent, which, on hold no such PW lonk passec a tainted with Xaggerition You advertisements” ws lon. One w od to go and Ind that Just a oted they represented would be h got together. There #t oncs: there At “honest t dmhone Al agreed the & then, . ralsc hope | the | hor those | els | helpless | | airrerence | the | Nevertheless if can be NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY “JEST RUMIN ATIN'. (IRRobert Russell.) fellers wearin hats that's shiny, stiff tall, who, when you gets to know em ain't such worthless chaps t all. There's fellers wearin shabby garb who've got a tale to tell which, when you knows it, makes you f you like awful well. The benefactors o the world don’t all wear broad cloth an’ them that dresses fit to kill ain't all jest foolish gonts The trouble ix we're apt to look at what outside n' by the apt to praise There's lots o an ‘em coats, we oo rig folks wear we or to deride. That pipe o' mine don’t mean to sa it doesn’t like “glad rags.” nor depreca in any way high-toned tobacco bags. But in the clouds con- klomerate that rises from its bowl it mountain made from the t a mole an’ that ain is a thing you put in hooks it judgin’ hastily by looks BT don’t find comes from how which to present goods public than are those who have made the the writer. no study of But adver- the psychology of tising more skilled ad- the the vell vertising more strict is hix truth He adherence to ognizes, fully as ax the merchant who employs him, the utter failure of dishonest advertising Thux the advertising pages of a pul- lcation facts make up an which. except in rare instances where the merchant or publisher erred, may be relled upon as firmly ax the encyclopedias we consult for in- formation as to the facts in history The honest advertiser is the success- ful sful vertiser successful mer advertiser, and the succ ad- becomes the chant LABOR SPEAKS. The people are clad that the Herbert Hoover has accepted portfolio of Secretary of Commerce. Upon M Hoover and Mr. Hughes. as Secretary of State, much rellance will be placed The that Labor interesting news of asked the day is has President-elect Harding to appoint as Secretary of Labor a real Labor spokesman. In Mr mentions no name, that James Mans " of the Federation of message sent to Harding l.a- but it i under stood Quincy Duncan, of vice-president and member ecutive Council of the Amer- Labor, is favored the tean Nothing is said In John probable statement Wainst James Davis. who s the cholce of of the Association of Iron considercd Mr. Harding He is n membe Amalgumated Workers and Steel and has been active in Umion affairs But in view of the fact that Labor this after Mr has sent com- munication at this time Davis has been placed prominently hefore It as a member of that possible the cabinet. it is believed Labor does not want him Tt is said he has not “worked with hix hands" in many Tt is u time when Labor should to feel that being miven it to be made every opportun 1kes \borx little position understood. n who signed cation to Mr. Harding. Labor will nt-elect. and would 1 that incidentally his Presdd 1dvinors trying to do the fair thing if the re- quest of Labor were granted well if Labor It would be one were wpe feels. is in tull demands. pointed who with Labor's that | understand ithy just point s sym The made to 1hor thix motive on part of the next President. Mr the the Dauvis may be ideal man to con- duct wiscly duties of the post. feel wort 1 he Labor does not that he ix this «hould not b important point, at the mo- i" to matisfy Labor as to the Mintment with due consideration other qualifications necessary to be possessed by @ man assuming the ofice If Labor can be made to feel that given to its request mude to feel that the «dministration will he in sympathy with it, a great step toward harmony hetween Labor and Capital will have een wnde. Such 4 man as Labor des sires would bring his intimate knowl vdge of workers to this i 1l that a great corporation wh It notices « man who is a leadoer tmong the workers it employ« places him cventually in an int post, in close gouch with the management poration—in a powition fram gporation’s side r er rec- encyclopedia of | has | that | communi- | should he ALL 16 to 44 & None C. 0. D Or On Approval Alteratiol Charged Kor this r d possibly Labor Quite man in the Cabinet will be able to things and take like were to different view of | get n Labor that If he ader, ! will be able to make | aifferent viewpoint the corporation worker- | change hix attitude toward Labor under his new environment. and suffer upon whom would reul perhaps, he | Laabor should thereby, the men them- | tirtle | reliance, disclose Labor's friends—and satisfied. \t this moment. with <apital and Labor in the positions they occupy in | thix | country, it would scem to he a heed ood thing to Labor's [ A reall request and ded by might zive out | mizht gzain knowledge 1t Capital and Labor Wilson Will Efforts Private Continuc tor PPeace Return to headline Upon So he Life,” has domestic tronbles, too. | | 'he Guest little child Mamma 2" popular Edgar vrites a poem picturing a asking alwaye “Where's Some clever but unsentimental will *At chap probably write a parody entitled: Reno.* | | | A typewriter, masculine, often feminine or neuter ix ineflicient because of a ribhon e sxie of a town may be de-| termined by whether or not a well- Aressed st Ma‘n iger may walk down the treet without “the beinz. taken for | 4 member of show company.” en to bad habits has neans to give to any- 11 you can sell fun vourself to yourself, with recognition of your defects You are a valuable commodity, | The man who thinks good job at there ix no | d trick to doing manual } bor usually has a show-covered walk | _own_ships, | come tax 25, 1921 Wise, Smith & Co., Fartford HARTFORD Another Dress Sensation JUNPRECEDENTED OFFERING OF FOUR HUNDRED NEWLY ARRIVED AVY BLUE WOOL SERGE STREET DRESSES O SALE SATURDAY $6.95 A Score of Different Styles to Select From Some Embroidered, Others Braid Trimmed, in Contrasting Colors from Park street to the railroad cross- ing. The water commissioners have de- termined to shut off the water next Tuesday on al] persons who have failed to pay thelr water rents The Y, M. C. A team will play the Holyoke team at the t Main street Armory Saturday night 25 YEARS AGO \From The Herala of 1'hat Date) Putna that was The annual Phalanx of H place today elected third The annual meeting of holde of the sy Works held yesterday afternoon. W. ll_ Hart wus elected president and treasure 1. H. Poase secretary: (ieorge . Hart - assistant manager n H. D Hun rk Dalton of phrey auditor. wherc the champlo i . Dern, o weig The New boxed with Demp=ay huild a new wrestled with the champion, of the held at Thompson corporal. me: DEMPS Salt Lake City, Dempsey recalled IN HOME Ctah, Feb. boyiond TOWN 25.-—Jack tussics the stock- xed with whken he he ritain Gas company will main on Main street FACTS AND FANCIES By ROBERT QUILLEN us now the — - We wave. Normaley will also mean the cio ing of a lot of that m: play pretiies for adults. seldom — himself. Of course vou under | purpose of a se Amecrea o sepa have with whine factories who is on the level necessary to square A man finds it 1nd that the The thought of taxes in FEurope does much to remove the hyphen in America If the hold-np men kecp on. they will Kill the goose that lays the golden Can it be that the eggs just as the profiteers did culating money is due ns scarcity of cir- to the hoard of L won CrmA THE VOLETEAD ACT HAS KERT MORE THAN TWO RECTALRANT OYSTERS FROM Let us hope that disarmament will bhegin. with the spurs worn by infantry lfeutenants. of an in- tempted three-hour blank one blank study is sorely After a to leave it THE CHARGE OF TH’ LIGHT BRIG— gets back 10 won't mean When everything normal, oyster stew oysters twe. Simplificd spelling has been great- ly encouraged by the advocate who referred to the curage of Russia. When doubtles: that the “e» IKurope speaks of oxchan has an uneasy feeling stands for extinguished, Alonz about the day of each month the average man wishes he could strangle the chap who invented churge accounts, v ore day set aside for the Allies victory this disarmament prayer why not pProposi- the ! brought try it on Well, if the nations won’t sink their tion ? eventually they will sink THE McMILLAN STORE, INCd —ALWAYS RELIABLE— NEW SPRING DRESSES ' ‘T MODELS EN THI developed, of spring wear. 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