New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 8, 1921, Page 6

6 | New Britain Herald | HERALD (1saued 1 At Mer RATES Montha. al New Entered at the Post Office Britain TELE} Business Off Editoria The anly p the « room alwa Member of The Associuted Press lished he Cireulation. Ation Member The A which tisers with elrculatior ba apor toct] tribution fig eal advert Audit B Pureau of paper national and lo THE MILLENNIUM NOT As the e r the peoples within the pale HERE. openin the conf limitation armaments,al of what complish. all its hung in arsenals re from their sc notice to be beaten into the fal clvilization wondering just | Presid Is t rmor, x hopes to ac- | 1 to cast de the sword be moment's are now | drawn | ly to abbards at a proverb- | plowshares? It is with no hope an end that Pr United States has invited leading tions and to send dele- | gates to Washington for a frank dis- cussion of t A friend re- cently wrote president for an explanatior the discussion, said: “I think fmpression universal disarmament. erroneous even suggest contemplate golrng so far. get a reasonable limitation think that great things have accomplished. “By reasonable limitation T something practical that there chance to accomplish, rather than an ideal that there would be no chance to realize. It is necessary to deal with actualities; to do the best pos- sible. Universal disarmament would be beyond the hope of Even its desirability at might well be questioned, of years of history recording the and controver that human revolutionary reor; of gaining such the na- the ident of monarchies (uestion. to the <ing object wer of | he the his ans of and in to correct 1 oug your e ation of It is that If we can exp very to we we shall been mean is a realization, time Thousands this wars s of mankind suggest would \zation to make A of the nature require disarmament [ the present state tl;g world must, I think, conclusion that this time to undertake that kind olution."” President Harding's assure the country that he is not tr ing to put a bit into the mouth of vision. His sense plan which proval of every level headed person. To attempt to i, ament with many controve burning the pages of the day's tory would be dangerous and a which no could afford take. If it is possible to compose differences enough to secure a reduction in a aments, the conference vain. Out of every cost Btates, cents. figures elent to impr enormous which the mi ernment impc not war, tary machine cents out of tversal possible sideration of enforce is not a hopeful of rev- words re- a is a practical, common must have the ap- gain complete disarm- rsies hi risk to | 80 nation national and to allay suspicions m- will not be in the | United | lollar spent for government in the the take This is a reduction from butit of 18.7 the suffi- army and navy of past years is our minds the the irm of our That gOv i amount does represent of wagin simply the upkeep of War the mili- | about costs 93 every dollar, leaving only seven cents to he tive works army which mer If we can escay construc bill of 87,000,000 the spent in The 1l the and vy of | to for- | and to latter his enormous ny will be a bet- ex- pense, if we ca apreciable decrease in it ter country The name impli gress called for ing armame ning which to have it the hearts a ypes of man straight confer what its ternational of rose limit | [ con- | | | | is a begin- behin every being nind works line REV. The New seminary MAURICH ) F. McAULIFFE H citations Auliffe dent an of t 10¢ D.D.L, Thomas Monsigno it Almost seminary ¢ young m has been e M Auliffe into executi ceasingly its present tic world he has its influence to every wat extend aduate bo and | wildere | of the |is entirely | raedy | nition | on the | making it howl, | York NEW lepart, some ne | ineyard where | in avo which have won competence position for them and fame MeAuliffe uUma mater. Father tands young men who have a it that point on {1 ife where they are noones anc sympathetic understanding, intell gent guidance and ctical ¢ one pr Lgeme feves firmly that on his ov 1 e || ‘ | | 015 thoroughly has helped to mould the char: of e tl few more prominent Withal and citizens | 1ecticut he has been | th in an ¢ friend he which oys perhaps, | b fewpoint explains why qualified | el the wvith compe office now tempe Irather thus McAulifte, 1 shed once recognizin mer 5 **| smiled at the John .| ishop ] is the more proof ¥ time id judgment Democerats bel her MeAuliffe's adminis voters wil Thomas' seminary the should |\ o | this al even greater with pass was t each year, elections an tident that THI APPLE, | 2 = | A LUXURY | | Both side If ealers from ¢ will fruit d the income can spare time T | women stimating their taxes, | Kindly public mmany d ty they explain to be- the a fifty and one rea why price of ap- & i or poing s0 high? the ples i 1t Irom producing sections | hoth the United reports that The market apple continent, The New An day complait States and Canada, come years has crops are at their New York peak. GHi, wholesale product Wasili s ey flooded last week with boxe yples, there has from the Northwest and Canada. his offers the There many apples that New York has been put into cold storage. apples the rdized and packed, sold a are so for s: [ anotner most of state's eroj ' power | | lieves the 2xcelle o est, | Excellent from W a good omen. It is e will defeated a field Mitehel, stanc at $2 boxes low stimate wholes total more from $8 to 1p- to re- But hope the of ples. distributor cli G the making exorbitant turns on his investment. Apples, | fectually M. B¢ nominee, which the market actually now were at in one time New FE beyond tl a drug onfjjam nnett, gland, fican | ishing even beh reach of men who work for wages 2 : | sociatist. The old custom of putting a barrel or two in the cellar for the winter's sup- | ply has gone the way of other The man's dessert, many The Herald f than ever pleasures, apple, once the poor is now a luxury in| at which only the well to do indulge. ing a weekly Babson for the LOAD UP THE GUY While the police department be congratulated on being average cit n's that pa- sty with readers. world at Hartford Hartford of is to intact, it does not add to of trolmen empty cause ns securlty to know T are covering their b It that we are al that his most revolvers, be- highly stance that one member of the force after was only vinced of a unusual clreum-| oo (o this paper. Ral that Is allve today an encounter Roger with who Maln street fur store, It had been generally belleved that the police preparcd minute when the occasion demanded shooting. that several burg! were plllaging | gany there | methods. the exercise o were every to shoot The revelation | (o cqcn others to other the will studies causes wk men on the force make a practice of carrylng empty weapons up Police be brought of instructions patrolman for should for discussion | by the Board Commis-| times feels them should t on eventualities. | and for prepared at this day, has caused sioners 38 AT vE issued every GRS s Ll o i to be ula for finding o Especially when unem- ol B bsc | make ployment an increase in it aution | far Roger T every | ! | serving of the crime, it is necessary to o pre have the marksman I'or some time policemen en AN | does with | gaged in target practice for pur- " the cities det their pose of improving familiarity 1 ship and general tostal eriorate are | 71 pateh from the firearms. The benefit of A finds one an wasted unle: men to make practical use ol { on anticipated ¢ skill thus derived | ind p The election spirit of criticism but with the hope \ take ice depart foregoing is not written in victory in that authorities will fault. The the capture| o the | pave recog that the proper { seldom i steps t v RO~ ment assisted burg community licemen who in i . lieuter three of the rs deser thanks e been move of the et on a ches their from superiors in L good day's work. Js Tt was | | | ext WOMEN WILL It is having of the DECIDE 1T information | York cit rell to get unfortun Anyone spec E istrations i outcome New today of office fitted incident This is a men election would do | " better to his money down early There s enough uncertainty to make betting odds fa- | Hylan. | | man of | result delightfully stimulating although the Mayor PUrpose on the to the nerves, government vor the re-election of upon suec For this particular twisting the Tammany tiger's tail and | wing strong coalition has war been organized and has let no grass | York opportun of interpr indiffer running applying ROGER repe; tl N his H car ity enc BRITAIN T S —————— Wi am ort to woo them to words, women in ower v terpret th orable to ali W eir vote arouse little np etati tha Mz of ir th who in last r Advertising 1 wee valuable is & g and 1l to dlysis of y are ut t o n me, UNNECESSARY ted government wer tments following of city, t an a stead g no1 wyor four, de e 1 ran Mo BABSON, m it enterprise letter written by orm This human wonder finance delivered night cl eral hundred business men ar lasting the more kiy 1 de son would be the first to | (epes any His deductio He belleves that if you sta ber of checkers on end knoc go down the iness man sees only effects, and hig bul s hat enough in Waterbury the a the | he ahout The e S0 many who, discharge to their office dire it S0 1 that by 1 ot v not conducive No ing 1 corporation thinl offices b to perience under its feet in a drive ag Mayor Hyl His been ground € grow inst | administration | has attacked chiefly on the nee favorit hi X and lettir lums under He to provide the ism in g out control is also accused of ne ecting enough sct L & accommodate thousands of New youngsters who are eager the whether learn something in addition to dal and his soclety Babe Ruth for the scason of In spite of the fact atest sean has signed contract | yiolinist Wil pices of New that by exception, Mayor ery the has been opposed Foyv's Thea Hylan 1ewspaper, with one dds are on him to win. Opposition money 13 sald to be very timid and it | ternc ub. Gard w to conceded that the pres an an excellent chance 1s generally t executlve of holding down his chalr for the next g with love tion, has to its honor a From its «¢ president, admiratiga the 18 has watched ranks of inspira reputatio the United four years But cause entire energy be te is created the politicians are unable hom the minds of the woman vot Ot the 1,263,940 electors, 447,- the uncertainty | BEurope ‘plonoes pendence.”” He marked success the th parenta young new men €re. refle Api b in 3 is thee GARDNER COMING HERE ear tain sun of s a the appear hy 11d of “Not pendently, quie partments of | EXPENSE tio DAILY HERALD, NOVEMBER FACT —BY ROBER TUESDAY, y This On Your QUILI se Friend || that a th I'he usua i tanding is mor 10us An admirer Ireland He wering irts te their sights are wrapp probably means the a funny | get gy man | on Wi he is Another f that people live so far hear « mother o the Berg | When the bar- bell-buoy to , they can show rooms get W at mus wonder times the t to saxophone i feal instrument or [ home a mental disor their history have all orded imvirate I ong its unwilli ecef, iron and wine, BNess to the b Peking won't like anoth The cynic say in for After lon't hecome hat the 1 form you 50 1ic w for loo} sounds care it 1s ten-cent P Toms go to it the i tip. fem ing on an employe identical wi S They And if raflrond | pull freight trai flle in 1 s, there country and natior men darned thi worl the i And so singing e ter Well perhap: will try it will repeat BL B of the not do joln the will be ington young | hope |after Ly n ot he Was themselve mi that the There few marble this country, but composed largely W in House are palace tion can offer we have i women ar of ivory halo-browed | ‘ Your ed in Sun- [y If nate does | price | tions to ¢ some people | wouldn't oil m of gus to call- carn w, you will never b an ch hitter until yc yourself m a pir out at who last ) strike for arity, he in many eampAEn Russia s beg seem to men eve 1hout apart these a waiter give them As yet no publication has carry are to push advise dismissed Conference. r the cost of least otherwise TUESDAY, AND FANCIES name ruble fortunes of Valer: metaphor rural 1ife they s phonograph floating 1 way lways ¢ th announe- that thinks of him a to enough the refyse vy in the dona- raise makes dysswhered oot soloist, composer anc Born in t country h ssion." | cor short family to training u Winternitz i in Nev un titute of Inei but a tim n America. such wit his ceived ters as i Franz died cow Goetehius of the Ins Art, New York Wherever he bag Purry | and puble have nouncing him the coming America | M Puablicity each he voters is ar the : Felix 10 x 1ei he cast At Vot Hylan appeated, concurre: violir press pro-| ist of John in ef- Wil- Repub- fourth, fi Hillquit, 'tus to RS. SEARS T0 SPEAK National Zuni, 8.— dog and 4 rula | ie | eredit® for seremon Indian lifc Valuahlc is helieved discovery of | Kivas ¢ | historic | Mexico. which it light country. wa made § nar Chairman of and i New Professional Woman's Club at tisfled secur- ore ion in this in Mrs. Elizabeth Sea The find rman of the Professional will sp Tuesday o'clock | cred ‘ York at Grammar School Tonight. | additional Business | W. He club, New | York, and a Zuni In school | ing excavations at the 8, | ed village of Hawiku in McKinley county. The ticed human hones in dirt around the freshly of a prairie dog. Pursuin underground course with a came to the remainder ton and then to a fine historic masonry which the National Woman's < in Grammar evening, November Roger | ¢ n its of old of the lecture wation v I ub and of the zine'’ and Iresses subjects | editor A 5 is the dent Woman 3 been giving | throughout the country interest to sional women. Mrs is m on At of business and profes o firmly mother of W. C d with of thi in the s is the who is connect Frary and Clark in California the company speak under and which is letter is one | : Kivas Mr. Hodge that the ki 5 were { dians from the e/ 1dol rathe thi sectior € preserved and ot the Aztee, o canon Houses built on the the work I draws der pre He now Juan > than of masonry at all Mesa will the Professional now being and profes in reached his She of the Busine Woman's club | formed here. B | sioual women and all others inter- jacent | ested are invited to be persent at ‘ parently magic are ter ruins in Cha siness a num- and ad of late one down, He hus- this meeti : : Fen burie | Hodge helieve [ of later times | teen feet in | | & hat were also. were One diameter st kiva and perfeet avers Jail Term He Served For His “Buddy” Ends ~Harry of States Army | Thomas W. |, wed his life was re- the War some- | An | formed & almo: i condi- | Ies | | ation from the cir than an inch The feet smaller. n SOITOW Ie Nov. 8 sentence Kan., erving the 1 nited yary harracks s, a comrade who on a battledeld 1rag leased yesterday order Department, W1 Jones was tr ! ntenced to six prisonment, Hailey subs clf i told the sines enworth, Hailey in more about four Mr. Ho W months o is his fom two and two thu: al de for of Indian, Heye 1 Cogin of eighteen im in his f the time inl | discip! But Jor American N York. I no of the a New stitution 1ssisti investigation o im-| o place at him- | carlfest Spanisl r the enth century el the of the man in payment F: inv atic ¥ i 1hs ccording where { d for montl stituted s N desertion | Why American 1estion Jones hegan in their Hailgs took 5 for term of improve work 1 pottery ork the dwelling pparently ibits place om he owed his life “soldier debt.”” An War Department ment. Jones, is now in Cs he L news of Comme of in the the seer in of ome M, eservation Democ camp ispateh two isturhe rges like same is city depart- | oticeable ar admir l turn | ties out the har Wit to cconom e busing with to or the accelerator? The money | The food you eat does e a difference, Vi Heavy, starchy foods often do slow down body and mind—often steal the en—ergy that be- longs to the day’s work., Grape-Nuts is a go- ahead food. It contains the perfected nourishment | of Nature’'s best graips, It includes ail those Aus- | elements needed to nourish body and brain, It is easy to digest. It gives energy without taking energy. _— Under Musical Club day. How about your breakfast or lunch—does it give, or take? nist, w Grape-Nuts is swent, delightful to the taste, and is an ideal source of power for a busy and difficult day. “Thers’s a Reason” for GRAPE-NUTS crisp, stablishe r } terme musi ppeared with Philadain heologls were carliest AND A ZUNI MAKE DISCOVERY 1! Aro Responsible for Finding of Ceremonial Chambers To a uni Indian belongs the two 1l chambers of Western relics were may while Southwestern Indian the [} shovel he the led conclusion work of dis the Verde kivas were o those being other unearther, was prair- ancient pré recov- throw civiliza- abandon- | no- | loose | habitat | the dog's | skele- of him into pre- In- trict n( Zunis of was well | like the ;:n\i‘ ap- New | pistol | armament | you | WRIGLEY'S Newest - Creation 10 fo any | the | Jjust | | A delicious peppermint flavored sugar .Jacket around pep- permint flavored chew- ing gum. Will aid your appefite and digestion, polish your teeth and moisten your throat. 50 ‘WRIGLEY’S Y ERUAT) 30 WING GLM apparent in the race Couzens, the in- re-election on his the muniei- Under M on the cit 100 miles ‘trac 1 | car system from G for mayor. Jamc r‘:‘n.w nt, is seekin record as a supporter pal railway system. mw ns' administra 0LD POL. lWAL i own ‘wm o takinaTot Baim HA Dietroit United \~.m!y the franchises I r.‘ mayor’s opponent, | smi has assailed the 4|unn ies during the campal, Nine members of the council also are being elected, Zuni and fifty miles was llup-St. Johns highw of of is / plan also in lines of upon expired. Daniel W. Couzens 1ausp01[a110n Problem Before| Detroit Voters Again peoples. | Mr. | Zunis seven- walls of its i , the | under Foundation Zuni fifth Hawiku ed by conquistadore utensil early leven was the | of the| same in- Indians summer village, the in the for | brought nd occi- well as a good miles not | ¢ | stepping on the bralke some = Several charter amendment them dealing with the transporta- tion issue, are on the ballot. Among thesc an ordinance authorizing x| the to olst the Detroit United 1| Railway from TFort and Woodward || avenues. It this measure passes the city plans to replace the company owned lines with municipal systems. Another amendment provides for operation by the city of trackless trollcy busses. A local Detroit, Nov. S.—Detroit's o 0 that the trans portation muddle for two arc city y heen riy colored today the ndes has ature lection situation here voters went to ennial election The_traction vided ‘the voters one favoring and municipal own dec outstanding every municip: the politic as the city's polls in the bi- of e her a ha can opposing street problem, that di- into two the other hip the questions of voted upon. other being of are number interest ® WHAT IS THE PRINCESS PAT? Princess Pat is the best looking, most com- fortable, comfort shoe in the world. WHEN IS THE PRINCESS PAT WORN? It is worn morning, afternoon, and 365 days in the year, year after year. WHO WEARS THE PRINCESS PAT? 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