New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 19, 1921, Page 6

MALD PUBRLISHINC TOMPANY, JEST RUMINAT three and four dollars a week—t h--mu Aally (Sunany excepted) (Robert Russell) | N B l | - e ~% |of expense is not upon us at this time. ew ritain Herald. S e e e price of an inexpensive new hat. What : P. M. at Merald Rullding, 67 Church stree Tvl* € ralny and |iously the ruling that a certain day i t pipe o min up its utter folly it would be to cc er ser- ’ Y T8¢ & Mon | at c At night :N.,..‘ ort of hat with propriety. ] . / " . to be a sort | Keep wearing vo tr: hat s o Po e | €880 W vt know one he weather is warm enough | ckin' o' its meanin® wy o ainiaht S alow land 2 t care to spend t TRELEPHONT £ moen >f another sort — odn) ’ v crowd o' men, | |money w hat of another s Bairorvt Rooms | ung and middle-aged |or keep on wearing it as long as you PTY ' , A nest talk about the br |care to do w0 for any other reason. || : " Then when you want to or can, bu a Member of Th “How can we make feeling of humiliation because of your Whe Amsociated Pross . g clinging to the “old straw hat.” to th In this paner and Also local news pub e [ SLEEPING IN PARKS i @ . SEOS « again J big @ 1 naccustomed to viewing - E Audit Buren 3 . ejcan “*sea ide of life” wants to ALl Lol | | today, of the unemployment || teers with ‘e ot snen . o ot tlioss who're situation, he should not be shocked ||H , . sivaulatie G . sunded, an’ for them we'll guided by the number of men he are based upon th e o pr ' Akl v er finds slecping in parks, unless he is in an but flgnre T J tho d e learned one thing wcross | S ; TR E 5 local advertisers. the seas an that was fight ol s S ORCUImPaTS = RO — - —— an’ win with the number formerly accustomed | We'll cry out for ourselves no to this habit DON'T G m e people know what s There is a gr amount of unem- Today is the second of “Don’t Get ot Tor thel vounded ployment. That certainly is admitted. Hurt” or “Safety First weeck.” How LA At i There is great sympathy for those out many thought of it yesterday? How must.” of work, especially city like New mony have thought of It today? ) ) _% | Britain where sleeping in the park is ||} momber it affects not onl rut | not common. others You don't want hurt But merely because an investigator 876 you want to do all that ¥c Try This On Your \’hsc§ [ with & warm heart, though cold boay. ) ( t» prevent others from being injured Friend finds a multitude of people sleeping ,n Sclentists have shown the effective- these open spaces, he need not feel ¢ . "t our men worked a total of 120/ | | that it is a proof of the great amount do & certain thing or free onesclt of | { Rours ch drew $1.25 an hour.( | of unemployment that exists tods q fore you 7o to slec cond; third worked four times{ |the war, when there was no cry of un- ||} . as long as the first; fourth worked( [employment, hundreds, probably one-cighth as long as third. What{ [thousands might be found spending was pay of each? their nights in the parksand hallways. So tonight, as y o to sleep, re- peat over and over yourself that Ittle slogan, “Don’t Get Hurt,” and e y | Usually these men used their shoes as ° [ < ou don't remember it all e P ] it you ] remember Answer to urday’s: A fool | pillows, to prevent their being stolen. through tomorrow a his money are soon parted. i The hats of most of them were not “Don't Get Hurt valuable and less care was taken to - lput them in a place of safety. But it CITY FINANCES, though the Conference were consid- a man had a good pair of shoes, and - At the approaching mecting of the [ered of little importance. little money in the morning—and ||¥ Common Council next Wednesday eve- Europe has had one example of 4,y of these park sleepers possessed ||B e rl e ning, reports are to be made by var- [the inability of our representative t0 ), price of a bed—they knew that || [] jous boards onj city financial matters. [carry out the plan he favored. when [\pev could take those to some deaier Considering the unemployment sit- | he returned to his people, In the de- | i socona hand articles along South uation, now reported better through- | feat of the League of Nations. It is e street, or on Madison street, get out tha country, and considerini; tha [ well that other nations recognize T o Tt e ot ot anxlety of tho city and its peoplo to | fully the power of Congress—House |, csonted with *relievers—valueless P ind Senate—but it would be most do all that may bo done for tho un . air of shoes retained by the dealer employed, it would be well If there is |unwise to furnish them with another | o ¢ such purpose. shown how much th i left of tha |illustration of the s t value the There are ways enough to judge of |8 [ ° - appropriations alrcady made. From |people here give to negotiations con-|¢ph¢ number of men out of work, but (:‘3 these figures, and from the estimated [ducted by our accredited representa- | ,unting the numbe. sleeping in parks e ln O rl S u 0 needs for the rest of the fisc > ives. and In alleyways and hallways, is not |/} the Common Council would be le to AN the way to do it g figure where the cit ystands and how THE STRAW HAT. . = = e ' wan Song ot the straw hal “Society to Promote Harmony | far the cry o! poverty i1 just The . . : In other words it should be made |has been sung for this year. There are | Among All Race headiine it doas as plain as possible how much we have | taces in the country where a mul|ng matter to what race the social lion | spent, how much more we need, and [Would not have worn one .sin"¢|pelongs. Jeptember 15 for the fear of the ridi- whether what wa have on hand or i e eule that would have been hurled “Uncle Sam Still Running in Debt.” what will como in will cover tha lat this connection, of course, to the es- B R TR Josible | some other material === ! timated & i that it L that Headline declares “Railroads Not will be . gy One is rather proud to say that, i + SRR T After wailtin four days bef Showing Spirit.” Can’t show what committ »r boards to turn over, in y < | : l‘y ,,,‘ anitld Joasting, little of that atti- |they haven't got, and railroads aren’t ||[8 o '” o S 1 | tude has been taken here. There has|supposed to carry any. committees onrds wh ecemed to be the fecling that if a man might go without his overcoat in the| “New York Business Men Are| | [ A him. Had September 16th been a | headline. Yet, according to car-| Consideration should be given, in |frightfully hot day nevertheless he|toonists, he is still smiling, up uull: ” I lces k vould have had to don a headpicce uf | coming. 3 (] money wre continually comin ; nuall A \d of winter, when a very warm day | Optimistic,” headline. That's what \me he might continue to wear his|made so many Broadway eating and | should be looked tnio: ey are 50me” [straw hat even after the day it is|drinking places thrive—then break. | We hardly realized ourselves what a tremendous steck we bought, nor appreciated times disn A with the old reference up which st mone ind which Jomed if it were warm and if i - to the present state of affairs finan | iy e ettt 1€ thone | band had become so intimate wn | 1€ vou con't sing or play. remember |§) - the yery high quality of the merchandise. Those who have already been to this sale can | the conformation of his brow that the | “sour grapes” may cause you to conditions are no tered wo wil b \w hat was comfortable sneer at the efforts of others in realms aed|avery cent we/hevelitherafors the | £ BRI WASE Lo L I E |t o e e ‘ testify to the truth regarding its quality and genuineness. y fetongss when there is work to be done, it i Wednesday night seems o splendid 0% 0 5 ormal, arbiteary rules| The more one studies a serious| ppportunit to ot o light on tb N " opportunt g " | ¢ fashion do not obtain. It is good |situation the less serious will it be- P P ———— | You Should Not Miss It il - ev cosemt oumen - Fyr Trimmed Suits a $9.9510$14.95 Now Is & good time for a show | " " ioky are a combina- The country will 1 =Bt | Fur Trimmed Coats « $9.95::$14.95 CONFERENCE, There are two ways to It is reported that a plan Is being |chicken, the dainty way and the right formed in Congress to conduct a cam- |~ s - 3 palgn to reduce the army to 100,000 Protect the birds. The dove brings . at and such campalign to be waged while the | peace and the stork brings in exemp- 2 Y ® ° ) £ o conference on the limitation of arma- | tions. - Bootleg is full of a number of things There is this to be said for bobbed [to provide us all with harps and for the plan is “economy.” hair: you knok it is all fastened at|win It would seem that the suggestion |o.e end e N belng made, rather weakly, that the e Men may not be more modest than No man is bigger than the law, but [women, but about the only thing a || ’ ¢ out Y \ q em- . : A carrying out of this plan would em oceaslonally vou find one whose bank | man exposes in public is his ignorance, - ' rsied on the By an's3-enier wlan. | -and TrlCOtlnC at $4.95 and $9.95 would place the delegates in the posi- \ An open countenance inspires con- tlon of belng comparatively without fidence provided the owner has seen enough to keep the lower part of it ments is in pr »ss. The argument authority and would take from their SR . \_|never start a row while they retaia |have been so much depression amons certainly tend to discredit the appoin- i LL ng willing to stand for it. paper pay tees to the Conference A e to — e e e il e S f Sizes 2 to 6 years, at understand presented at the Conference, little |Mexico will overlook that affair 1n) how it happens that her hushand does West Virginia and recognize us most of the work at the office and gets strength so little pay t Tt “Would seem practicall \in . = be . - shat no matter what stand they took |and soap the s s e1 away end war serves only to make it a little ) , t ® 9 ® o < more complicated and expensive report and recommendations to Con- [ man do. . that he had s would not b considered very |01 i 10 the country GET-THE ‘HABIT-G0:T0 Buy now and keep the kiddies and yourselves warm this winter wertously. While : the final word in the matter it would |, <" F€O0 : oo Shewing F o‘x rs be far from wise to have plans being |fower open firepace for the disp ~ade apart from the Conference, as of the by-product