New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 12, 1921, Page 6

New Britain Herald. HEPALD Lawued runL laily (Hund = HING COMPANY Y 92.00 160 » ™ Herald T T Mo. Month Nutered at the a8 Second ¢ TELEFHONT om n Pustness Paditorw! Rooms de only the profitable elty. Ctroul always v of The Associat DEAD FISIL Somcone has asked what beco dend fish? that fshing ir be It has the reservoir sl allowed wuse of danger which would come if o many fish died there ~that the water would be polluted ew Britain has many, many fisher men and them, too authority vho know how to land play But it m that there will y ba sald on good danger that slluted shall them removed if fishi W n our water become dying have s not allowed When a fish comes easy prey trom fish, nor that we have to wome of there it be an is to fish dead ating nearly ls and roptiles, such as the muskrat and When it escapes them and the the snake wimply dies, tacked by one-celled it is at at- The get boay once hundreds of creatures. protozoa and bacteria at and other creatures up to indi- Thus the bones viduals of its species. flesh is devoured the tered. The them decays and the phosphate of lime and are scat gelatinous substance in that is in them is In time dis.olved in the water. The rathes Thus of water phosphate of limo than harma the water, be benefits it may that no body of the en size of our volr the fish that die die off as nature do- reser be damaged by They y but there will be no bodies de may in it mands, caying in vast numbers, rendering the lako umhealthful. Nature has provided against that. Quite naturally tank of a lot of good sized fishes, the it we should take a small water and put therein the snakes and other ) ¥ wouldn't want to muskrat and protozoa bacteria would not be there rform thelr work—and we drink out of the tank But the fering to the reservorr under cireumstances, r nd our knowl- of how carefully the bodies are ot d not ast, preventing of which drink will ren- as would edge at that taken we fear, at 1 fishing o once, n the in the reservoir from comes all the water it we der as dangerous other wort of pollution which comes from the fishermen, attendants them- or their selves. HOME AF If the meaning of President Hard- Ing’s recent he there 1s a tendency to 100k to the Fed- words wherein says orul Government do work which may be attended to by local authori- tles, be fully grasped, there is food for thought them In regard to Tiritain”s transportation system which hao peen hinted at before, Many a man along the strect } asked “Why should they tell in Hartford whall in Now Briain The U. &, Aeciaring the jitn Intimated that ther selief proyvided sat the constivality of the law, to in New us over how we ride herc Court, in Mu recent ruling faw constitutional was & method of through aection in th court. It put the matter, except up to them, Prosident Harding sald ye ) sterday tha his attendion to at government at the for ¢ of the soclal, ind “ provlems of tosal dorvos the putdic lotpor, b "There hag be orney, wad beon called the rexio aferonce on local ty of North Univer Carotina Wroad eonsideration and testinical jarimant, | sonticaani and intent in a Prrr 0 [~ PO rtain Nationai G Lpon it Loy pes $lons which proporly by lo porp: of our countsy with the i growt) conmedquent P ad planming quately rRionial ma ehinerie ) 2 corts o cdoney organ corre what pus da for some Uk moeting of ¢ The otand of turp, maks e insofar as # conce lep M one oty pr n a ead moatter. It Ay puch & coase, tho people ty well satisfied ond Fondag for kA Spckivaly wopnes: logdidaus President matte transportation rus the Jitoey prob purely lo that, pret. National o sure in would be our would be A straddon further fact | and the | “TEST RUMINN (Robert Russell’) b irs old “ol' five ye hou called sixty , one feelin's you his i what was, an had that can started big plant brain every wheel that Aay; twan't off on a A holiday envelope n in 1t for him all would be holiday when didn’t come no o' cash; day the made w fine The planned for mogths ahead ol med to think de e every dinner, hash, had was mostly that in o old” man months o him him v couldn’t 1ift days he wasn't down there, a haft no iron some An' they workin® now what some rests took pure »uld orter it golf, fresh he be he L day t sor rnorant ir— n' down there.’ He worked then quit; the men; lot would they saw for twenty years no more he saw safer if then. feel him much now an’ Try This On Your Wisc; Friend letters These properly arranged, ) form a popular proverb. What | is it? abcehhiklmnooooooprssttty. Answer to Saturday's: 62, STUDY A SLOGAN., » 18 more Mr for in Dyson's offer Wecek, to girl who submits the best first ot for of a prize the boy Safety First or slogan tt at appears ourss we want a good k, slogan Safety First w and boys and girls, whosa vocabul @ not all clouded ip by & lot of words hard to under- d hat slo; But offerer of the the [ week work ov the st are good people to ask to select an. this. prize and all the re there Is more than The t of to Satety Let all Let them all do Let “I don't think they took a slogan us want children have First in mind the them slogan bost an a lot of them say 18 gooc as mine"—or the reserve. Get Safety First nd talk of them stirred up about them talk of it There will be % and mothers will know it It week; let the slogan. fathe more ont ail \bout will be a subject of con- nt conversation at home. We do want Safety First Week to be n success and one which will bring more safety September 18 and forever thereafter. If we can get the children think talk it, there will be fewer acldents, to observe about it and about for the are to th not whose confidence greatest of accidenty ctive, smaller people who grown and in thelr own agllity 19 number have to know fear, to avold an accideny wonderful, Choosing a good mogan Is a difficult the for the matter, Advertising firms all ov country would give a great d one as effective for instance, old rallroad = The only reazon this 1t effective the cause we have it r | to do its work, railroad gn, “Stop, Look, Listen not the most in intry today is be- seen it for Yet %0 long that ans little to us, it continues When approaching a op, Lools, crossing we do § Liston, The idea for a slogan for Safety First wec not be should to over and then reach a decision vod, Tt that act You immed and cau ‘watch | which the slows k is tnat it should one which you be obliged think that be it is must one will att ate It t of readers will take ou o out.” must be one ! Th 3 glance re are to be but three words in slo ¥ 10r which is given | to the boy enting the Think and I\u it (hree words would make you stop 1 be The #h sound like oF giri pre best | one each boy each girl, reful of your safety * not top,”” not “Hesi- The out for yours They shoul short U B I without ake ntarily u Watch your step,”” is good but that h really, is not what you should that s took “watc watch at moment you | to down and might b should should be demande time 100} step” you run ov fact that you watch ur=elf now ked h idea a dge Here," wveys that Danger,” or the ipression ou i Qui Jtow Al It Pirst € such a commanc uld 1\ W would help week of have a chance of winning safety. hot winpin |are D. MONDAY, Elue bluc laws s At for lom of 1 still, a | a nit until nimself he les The ai rman as th situ paid ets hard Jut umped ler ind tim it FACTS AND FANCIES | — BY ROBERT QUILLEN - ldom intertere witi modern skirts make makes out for man scldom irns to strik conference will n who attend 1ent the m ¢ ca. encouraging note in the one that ition is kick until ¥ the same provide a you can s Checkers mig the players cou ings and walk @ pasture between Our greatest ¢ ed by the Llessing need of civi With the ever had we One group Eastern question tional control The infant that the lishing re clause them wi In the old w left to wo beautifu would of the ht be 1d wear 1 few moves. as popuiar, id stock- across occasion- up to the sxpenses are of living lization Venus de Milo in that fix der whether woman elbows. solve the ¥ by providing interna- seize. learn estab- must Treaty Claus. epublics the Santa in asn’t icked days, the rail- roads ple; prospered by robbing the but it doesn’t seem to work now. The magazine publisher can do one two things: he give people vhat is good for them, or he can maxe money, peo- of can PTEMBER 1 Matrimony normalcy when he n.il will hold his about as well as a has ttled discove clothes button. down to that a together History seems to agr annoying have phens. e that the most periods in American history been caused by annoying hy- al. very well to have an official rver in Europe, but so long as we are looking on we won't get a look-in A physician say: take a sting out You can stead law. little alcohol will of a mosquito bite. ay that much for the Vol- old-fashioned girl was parents considered it a but now they consider i S opportunit When the jilted, her amity a busine About the ir worldly Ulsterito that red and quickest way to escape troubles is to remind an orange is a mixture of yellow. The new stite item average man will forget the item about the death of a man, but he will remember the about the three-legged calf. A feminine golf euthusiast is au- thority for the statement that some her sister players are catty enough lled golf lynx. to be cs “Lest booklet Roosevelt The We F publishe Post, Ameri n L ex-servicemen’s for loyalty to with this idea gives incidents o chars which has sson which veiled i ambigious t not are is about Chicago be idea te congratula and ¥y the out the United showing of patr rgot” the throughout its existence. . especiaily since the to hecome FOR is the the of Chicago. as this Illinois title of a d by Theodore No. 6 egion, Post interprets the constitution of the rganization stands nth degree, and in view the booklet f supreme patriotism icterized our history It is a good meaning and the short stories give large words which the n o foreigner who a citizen. American Legion is ted on conceiving an other posts through- States follow this iotism which we “kept” five days, then for- sot. “Concert Movies Well, —thrillers, etc. and for it's just as Saiety headline. Read the “Wanted” c¢> umns just to thing; see how many you have that otners need. Never “full is one so happy over getting ho s when it is filled by the missing queen. If the dance itself does not tell you ow pliable you are, surely some de- | signing dancer will, cut out all the things you will reduce your temper. It you aon't need ex- no you your penses, “The ©Opening,” headli undoubtedly fall. ter Sandland S line. is farthest aws Republicans do it with their sreat feed there “Calder expla Harding,” headli one had sent my," rding headline. in Fa s Kls yesterday's headline, 1 Dress Big will for ne. Public, too, 33 Time,” head- That's the time when sandland | Wow How could they full? And to Pow Toda mout a was, ins tax on liquor fo ne, Didn’t know any- him any, Econ- Eo did we when we vought that expensive account book er gland. | 25 YEARS AGO (From The Herald of That Daie.) bleyele and it is of the Dexter type, one of the first of its kind to be seen in this city, The stone Joseph’s completed, Clan Douglas held its annual out- ing at Lake Compounce Saturday. ssrs. Robb and Middlemas won honors in the racing events, The payroll of the water department for last week amounted 1o $184.55, There were five deaths and seven marriages licenses issued by the town clerk last week W. A, Kinne has purchased a m-wl work on the cellar of St. holic church has been The predominating edor in many oriental perfumes coms:s from a beav- { CARPENTIER AND WIFE ON VACATION When Dempsey w you see Dieppe, France.” Carpenticr nslated into francs the French heavywelght and his wife enjoying the carefree jife at with Here four vacs rounds they entitled him to a on, > & 1921. THE GREAT ~SENT HOME FROM KINDERGARDEN — AMERICAN HOME GOLF AND THEATER, THEN TRIP T0 SEA This Is President Harding's Program for Today Atlantie City, N. J., Sept. 12—An early morning golf game today was the closing event in President Harding's seashore vacation. After a round on the Sea View club links, the president planned to motor to New York for an evening at a theater and then to board the presidential yacht Mayflow- er for a cruise en route to Washing- ton. With a long automobile trip before him the president arvse early today to say goodbye to Atlantic City. Motor- to the golf club for a foursome with Henry P. Fletcher, under-sec- retary of state, U. S. Senator Freling- huysen, of New Jersey and George Christian, secretary to the president, the executive was to lunch at the golf club and leave immediately for New York. Dinner was planned in a New York hotel and later the president and Mrs. Harding were to attend a popular Broadway musical comedy, boarding the Mayflower after the theater. The president had not determined today the extent of his vachting cruise. It was believed probable that, leaving New York harbor early Tuesday morning he would proceed direct to Washington but a stop on the coast was among the possibilities. If he should sail direct to Washington he would arrive there Thursday morning. The president and Mrs. Harding to- day expressed their pleasure over their visit here, which it was said, had greatly refreshed the executive. He was said to be pleased over the recep- tion given Nim here since his arrival saturday night, especially in his stroll Sunday afternoon on the Boardwalk and the reception of several hundred former service men of the Fifth di- vision, A. E. F. After returning from church Sunday morning, the president addressing the war veterans, expressed the hope for their aid in peace as well as war en- deavors of the nation. He also said that the United States had sustained the morale of the allies in the war, but disclaimed that its forces had won the war. The president pledged him- self to aid wounded and disabled vet- erans. Some of the older houses of Hol- land have two doors which are used only for marriages and deaths. LAKE SPEAKS AT 3RD WARD OUTING Governor Praise Legislature at Annual Gathering Saturday. Several hundred republicans, includ- Ing delegates from other eities and prominent members of the legislature, were in attendance at the annual sheep barbecue of the Third Ward Republican club Saturday afternoon at Lake Compounce. ‘The local committee had anticipated that it would be possible to have At- torney General Daugherty or United States Senator William E. 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