New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 28, 1921, Page 11

IEEK'S REVIEW AND | MELIATE OUTLOOK Hency Clews, New York Financial Expert, Gives His Opinions The Herald) New York, May 28.—The quietar bonditidns which hdve prevalled uring the past few days in_éonnec- lon with the Silesian-French situa- on and the adoption of a policy of moderation and prudence” by the Priand party fri Francs Indicate cléa¥- ¥ {that obstacies to peace which had emed llkely to develop in that uarter will probably be temporary Inly. At the same time the gradual éakening of the coal striké in reat Britaln and the restoration of ore. regular trade relations with her countries are alding in the ap- ranch to normal conditions. Re- ctions In the price of demand eriing and of the values of other uropean ocurrencies in this market Iring the past week have rgely the result of temporaty re- t from high levels previously d. Savings in Federal Outlay. Président arding’s program for e reduction of Federal outlay has been further made known dur- the past week and appears to jové along somewhat the same lines At had been worked out by Mg ft Just before the lAtter's retire- Mt in 19013, The adoption by the te on May 25 of the Borah ehdment to the naval appropria- n B, In which a disafmament ferencs hetwesn Great Britain, o United States and Japan for the rpose of considering naval outlays called for, may result in hrln‘ln’ t actual cuts In general expendi- 8. These are essential if pro- a of efficlency and economy fe- anization are to have much ef- t. Meantime, tha adoption of the ergency tariff bill, with its valua- H proVisions rétaining practically sénate amendments on that topic, resents the firsh important fiseal or ue measire of the session. Tax #slons before the senaté findnce ttee are now reaching what to be their final stage and the € of the heafings on that sub- had been anndunedd, but Wwith. indication of the ccmimitted's n intentions. The fact that con- appoars disposed to accept Longworth plan for making the y falés of the new péfmanent I oftecgive from date of intro- f10h mAy -put the nation on the revenue basis practically at once tead of several months from now. Raflrona 4 rallréad discussion has made fress toward a conclusion by the poard and unofficial forecasis place the amount of the eut in 6 Be lookad for at about 10 B per cent. At the senate inters commaérce hearings, on the r hand, thére has been agrec- among the rallway men who appeated that reductions In at loast in any considerable it, If gttempted at the presemt 4, would Aisastrous to financlal prery. April returns for the roads avallable, however, show a fur- betterment in met revenues. was a slight decline In gross nués, but a fy material reduc- In operating expenaés which d the relative increase. ket Review and Outlook. uetion and passing of dividends Deen the leading stock market ehee of the Dast week, the list wding not a few impoftant con- p If suspicion were not direot- gAInst other companies In regard jvidend action the market would dily improve, but unfortunately e I8 good ground for belleving further omissions will be an- head In the futurs, althewrgh the ration of the régular quarterly [dends by such companies as Rail. Steel Spring d Paldwin Leco- fve at the close of the week od to dispel mome of the gléomy Mg which has beén steadily e with regard to the dividend pects of other companies. With hing Jike a general pick-up in an, coupled with the ability to facture and transpért at lower Ating costs. It is quite Tkely that Mecutive heads of a great many rns would feel encouraged to Me to make distributions to folders, even though it might emporarily dipping into sur- 0 provide for them. This Is mon why the owners of stocks #ich tenacity in holding them. nwhilg, fresh buying has been ced to such a comparatively 1l scale it does not require anv y to continue until it has been (4pecial to "GRILL Open to the Public 1.25 «~ From 1 to 3 - $1.25 [Celory Queen Olives Beof Boulllon Demi-Tasse Saltines dam of Tomato Soup In cups Oystereties Lobaster a la Menburs Thasted Saltines BAMKED YOUNG STUFFED CHICKEN ROAST PRIME nip BEER A JUS Gravy oy 3blet Cranberd¥ Sauce New Green Peas Mashed Potatoes —— Waldorf Salaa made ple or Ice ome cream Domi-Tasse been AIDS “SALIABS"—Mm. V. U. D. Pierce of Washington is one of many ty women who has been hélping the Balvation Army to raise funds. She has béen running a candy booth. v detérmineéd whether recovery in trade is to be of healthy growth from now on, or is to be delayed indefinitely. HENRY CLEWS, SCHOOL LEAGUE FORMED. | First Games WIII Be Played Monday at . Mary's A new hn.-ehull league for New Brit- | ain came into existance this week, in- chudm. the following four teams: St. { Joseph's, St. Mary's, Junior High, Academic High freshmen. These four | téams will play out a schedule of 18 games, beginning with a double header on Deeoration Day morning at St. Mary's field, and ending June 18. With the Decoration Day will be played at 4:13 . m. on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. A suitablé prize will be awarded to the winning team, and possibly a banquet for all the participai- ing teams, with their managers and other officials, including the umplres, at which time plans will be discussed for a Grammar sohbol association, to include competition In such sports as foetball, basketball, indoor baseball and baseball. As thé league at thé présent time is without funds to pay impires for their sofvices, it is hoped that any and all public spifited €itizefis Who can posstbly spare An hour and 4 half of any of the above dates, will come forward and offer their services which will be appreciated by the youngsters. Communieations should be addressed to James E. O'Brien, diréctor of Americanization, who has been selected as president of the league Thé teams will line’ up on Monday morning at St. Mary's field as follows: 8t. Joseph's vs. St. Mary's, gamé starting at 30 o'clock and Junior Migh vs. Academic High fréshmen at the completion of the first game. All the teams have been practicing faith- fully for these coming games, and New Britain fans will be agreeably sur- prised when they observe the finished playing of these embryonic ‘‘big leaguers.’” TOURNAMENT CLOSES. The final games of the Burns club “boolin’ " tournament were played off last night o the Rogers alleys. Mrs. Jack Gordon Riha won the first ladies’ prize while honorable mén- ton was given Miss Hannah Scott and Mrs. Crissy Pattison. Mrs. Jean Ramage finished close. The men's prize was takeén by Bandy Galbraith. A fleld picnlé will be held next month in observance of the fourteenth an- nivetsary of the club. NEW BRITAIN DAIL‘! HERALD, SATURDAY, MAY 28, ]9..‘. STAMFORD [k MEETS EVERY COOKING NEED Mechanical aids to labor are most important nowadays. This is just as true in the kitchen as else- where, and a mechanically per- fected range like the STAMFORD is quite indispensable. C. A. HIJERPE 73 ARCH STREET REMARKABLE CAMERA STUDY OF THE HARDINGS — Friends of the President and Mrs. : this is the best photograph of them taken since the NEW BRITAIN NATIONAL BANK New Britain Boys’ Club News C. EMERSON, Editor. W. KNAPP, ,\.\slshm Editor. B. HUCK, Shop Mar. EDITED BY AND IN THE INTEREST OF BOYS. VOLUME 1. FOOTBALL AND CIGAREITES. Two hundréd and twelve men from 12 universities tried for positions on football teams. Mome Were smokers of cigarettes and some were not. Here is the result: Of the men who aid not smoéke, 65 and $-10ths per cent. suc- ceeded in making the team. Of those who smoked, only 33 3-10ths per cent. were successful. Therefore, if you do not smoke, your chances to get into the game are pretty nearly twice as great as those of the smoker. NOTICES, Big meeting of W. J. R. C. evening at 7:30 p. m. The Junior Indoor Baseball team will meet their coach Monday after- foon at 4:00, at the Walnut Hill park, Diamond No. 2. The Senior Baseball team will meet their coach at the Walnut Hill park, Diamond No. 2, Wednesday, at 2:00 p. m. On Tueaday evening there will be special features for Boy Scouts, “Wood Craft and Camping'’ and “In- door Sports’”, “The Reomance of Crater Lake” and “Camping in the North Woods.' All Scouts are re- quested to wear their uniforms or badges to show that he is a Scout ot some local troép. All official membera of the loeal council ar especially intited. Important meet- ’ ing of the O. B. A. Monday evening. Friday | ACTIVITIES DURING THE WEEK, Monday—Printing class, clay mold- ing, calisthenics and floor work, out- door baseball practice for juniors. Tuesday-—Movies: “Every Swimmer a Life Baver, "Village Blacksmithi', :\an Gets His Uncle's Qoat’’, n of Juggling'. \(Mnn‘ — Troop No. 19, cal- isthenles and floor work: printing class; rehear#t! for a ohé-act comedy: outdoor basebell practice for Semiors. Priday-~Calisthenics _and foor MAY 28, 1921, NUMBER 20. Saturday samed: inc Tuvenile police court; has \ BOY’'S VACATION. Little Tommy spen; Doodle and his mother a week At Gran'pa Doodle's Tommy farm, where tumbled ip the creek And got his lungs so full of wet he couldn’t get his breath poor Doodle had ‘'most to death. Till old Gran'ma been frightened He ate some poison found along the It took a doctor spothe away the pain He tried to ride a “kicky" risky thing to do— "TWas quite a little while hefore they really berries that he lane: half the night to colt—a brought him 1o He stuck a stick into a ‘hive of bees —oh sorry day! He couldn’t sea t thing swelling went away, He teased cross, They had before he until the | to see if it as he had heard the goat was spoke a word And then he climbed a cherry just like a boy—and fell Ana broke his arm. you oughta heard him yell. tree— and-—sakes alive, | His mother took -him back to town o | get a little rest. But Tommy say€ of all his lite,” week was far the best that JORKES. #enior: “What makes vou so ‘lit- ‘My mother fed me on ang I'm condensed.” Freshman: canned milk City Guy: “Tell me, how's milk made?"’ to work with him a while | particular attention to Snappml in New York. inauguration. They call Harding’s characteristic smile. 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