New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 10, 1921, Page 6

6 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1921. At . At e . T AR A 8 11 A A1 RSP ——————_ERL R A s o New Bnt;am Herald [ 1y This on Your | the FACTS URRALD P i COMPANY | 3 | LuLN : "'\“‘I F A A o " At T o ‘ Wise Friend ¢ ccec —BY ROBERT QUILLEN— ‘k W f%flfi ne BUBA( ratio to th Always Reliable Entered nt the Post Oftice at New DBritain L fow dic A{ww', X Wr [ iffer | y . . . Wity _.———‘.._":f.’_',::“‘;,;;;,:_“____________“___.'—--O,____.-———-—-——-— ; LEMAY [ELEPHONE CALLS To honor the memory of those soldiers who Business : ; : ne e ‘ [ B Al X i u : as 0 sacrificed all for us, this store will close at gound The only profitabln advertising mediur y : : 11 a. m. tomorow for the balance of the day. the Clty ir e wetually existed, New Drit 7 Member of The Assoclated | L turkey in the same month, to the AR T e e wig Large Shipment Of | rineipa ouls P. of 1€ = t 3 Member Audit Turcau of l!uulm‘mn‘ s Priy w“ AN E tl ; S " sper r s got to the point LR g v nal organizatio High 1 0 imended for | : 5 i e ut y cing ¢ ore 1 unless the dally | the high mor 1 taker 7 ; : . cs mention at least one new | ;‘:{;‘”;”j:’ ( rculatlo a5 on sports, although those who Know [ policy i t . 55 Ao s . 0 tection a in newspaper dis- | him would be surprised if he held an | itself teit f 5 e at the i t : asilinge o O T R 1o ardi : s dy will ste w ; during | Ada ; DI R e cond year you are afraid nobody ARMISTICE DAY, Sleven yeseiday, Prigeinal Siads took | yars an stlfute of putely ose. hoare undcr 1o , JUST RECEIVED IN TIME FOR WEAR TO occasion point out that clean |demic Out of loyalty to our fighting men | yports are the only kind worth [na " B pasalls : ey Speanls aner THE FOOTBALL GAMES we must co-operate in the rvance | while, To enter & cc Neterrminedl|am ey of Armistic y. Al honor and | to win by fair means should be the [°" glory must | nded to those Who | gpirit of every man, he said. L el ' ot i e H fought throu he bitter weeks In| ppepe is something in Mr. Slade's| Engls 5 ewise expected to el I formers do supy LT AL g QN SALE FR DAW France and Belgin Whilafthaire-lll S oiaaie B0 o e aa BTG ab e | mBke : . Ak : R gl ain o sult was in alance we Were| ¢ fajrness found in the average :rlr tic, { ) ving n and u ity it was ver tense. When their victory—it was| sonoolhoy is too often forgotten when || F t© L gl e " : i SRy AT 9 A. Mo their victory ume an actuality We | pa gotg out into the world and is t of tl INg s o i s would ! I “The smc forced topcompate; for VT : - one f f ceping taxpayer writt Q r | forced to compete for a living with | veeping taxpayer. written Dot 3 Several hundred pair of Wool, Silk and Wool e was wet with tears of gre de. f I eye was wet with tears oLigTALILL | forces that do not always scem to be | DBritain, wtions « cating the Since the first Armistice Day we| : moders ntion Hose for women and men at unusually low prices. which have required strict attention o e K America's Platform playing e e e el entration on the| mp \merican delegation’s China 7¢ M D‘ \‘, o Women’s Plain Heather and Wide Ribbed Wool & solution of thos score and not upon how we are play- | Liatrorm, at t P ae e JME LSS r CL{ ?_ { E Bkt Sport Hose, 89¢, 98¢, $1.25 pair. lems we have perhaps forgotten the | jng the game. same ¢ cd, be more spiritual side of life. Callous s — . . yneern of a W < - . 7 - o . Hinsd Hfeninok el - o T — - Full Fashioned Heather Wool Hose, $1.65 pair. breathed more frecly again and every ir. The e , rather than have been beset by many problems|'the means, occupics the big place in ! i e o cbm.” ‘lnr-‘ spots \>‘ \\n}n" ly l.\‘u)“](’:l‘f"v: CONNTICTICUT BUSINESS, ‘;v ‘,m ver ot t v one power or : y patriotism. November y 10215 ’ {group of pow L e i ¢ | o xr 2 - = . will be & good day to turn back our| BUSInCss men throughout Connecti- | TWO—The peace o 1d mu : i i : & : Sillk and Wool Hose, $1.65, $1.95 and $2.50 paixr: 3 # o | CUt are encouraged bythe statement | b€ pres 0 £ 4 i 2 A A 3 o & IBEL b ! i thoughts, to replace, in part at least, | 5% BF BICOIECE YRS SMOMEN | L o i it e 3 o s in the popular grey, brown, green and blue heathei : ; G ; Gl mixtures our materialism with a more tender be the first of the forty-eight in the THRERE feeling for the men whose bullets| | Union to recover fromihe depression. |lems o f e sought 1 b % ) 4 Yiiuy algnedi They ‘ave the, seme (l}xsll(n.‘!iw" is based on the knowledge |through s ; il ] ol 5 Wool Sport Hose for Men—green, tan an( hoys we sent away with cheers, the | that Honnectiout was the i i : e et 5 il b aik brown heather shades, plain, fancy wide ribbed and while they were away, the same boys / silk clocked Hose; en szfle Friday a. m.; 49¢, 65¢.and whom we recelved back home again| MUSt come up, and, all things bei : China, D ! ik 5 Pk 5 $1.00 pair. equal, t which goes down first [With st inter 7 i made the dotted line in which G same boys for whom our hearts beat words, everything that goes dowr with sobs of happiness and gratitude in our throats. e necessary with a governr will respond to its concentrated resil = Armistice Day is their day. It must | (€1¢Y andvrebound first. |own people, Mr. Babson made several predic- |the peace, protec e @ slicoess) tions which will be watched closely. |ty inside her bor : : L A:'*p o i B ' € i sv,;\ : G l Our ch‘tory ?&P’K’lmlnum Sal' He is a business prophet whose suc- |her internation RI c cess in plercing the vell enshroudi B L f e : . : ; : st ol We will continue Friday a. m. from 9 to 11 They take their politics seriously| the future has bheen so remarkabl i 3 > ¥ | | in Kentucky. to stand out above all others SEVEN—What is her due, whether . P £ B (it a. . for the henefit of those who could not attend Down in the Claypool district along| Among his answers to questions |s - great, that America must 5 ; R i today on account of the rain. the banks of Troublesome Creck in| were: S0 : i Breathit* County—this is not a chap-| Lower freight rates will ended the % tened wit e they 1 littl t lectt e SHot . s % ! & gl S o'y nad v e a l, ?-" ) n| ing material East, the : oV - g % Vi ¢ ; i TR ¥ received from Mr. Lloyd George, : h00l committee were prepared. Tw day of this week. of the Coombs he automobile busine has not | nent now begins £ v > £ 8 g % 5 3 ing his inability, owing to pressure | of the sets of plans were thrown ou hoys entered the polling place and | reached its lowest point. ence of making ¢ ight-g S 4 ] Tk 3 | of work, to supp! the detailed state- | because specifications v not fo! ace. & & 35 Sy § P e nents of the proj promised by |lowed. The remaining four, however ; 5 Great Britain on her part s | £ B ¥ him yesterd. He hoped, Lhowever, [ provide for all the school's need nice they could ha an honest | bottor, but houses will be cheaper |a whiinguess to co-opere L it would be possible fc 3 The accommodations committee w election, or words to that effect. He We should not look for extra good | Amer The question is, how far| 4 53 (s nish the docnment this afternoon and | unabie to reach a decision and since made the mistake of keeping his| husiness next spring can the Harding administration go 3 ; 3 ; R he bring ter from a novel by John Fox, Jr.—| about a reduction in the cost of buil made the remark that it wouldebe| Real estate (land) is down to rock suggested the meeting of the | the matter cannot come before the shooting irons in their holsters when The South will be the second soc- | Vith Ens 1—tied up as it is witl G o A 5 S % northern cabinet with him should be | Lo I'riday, it is probable that ac he spoke. % A e ot e election pledges? ; i o g e i ieferred until Friday. tion in the matter will be held up un- : § 0= SORZRtUIN Ato Ao rmal, SN On paper these seven poir i The commu which concluded | tll after the City Meeting Board's When the smoke cleared away it| land being first, | but the reiteration of the 22 A i : 3 y 245 with Sir Jg ent that the session, November 18 was found that several well known| The price of raw cotton will re- |American policy of the “open ' 2 2 3 Al Ty ould he : of Usster'h | o s R citizens would go home in pine boxes| main at p it level ng the |But the significant contention now ; i S ‘2% R rights, gave ¢ those who ¢ MARRIED IN TERRYVILLE while a number of others would eat| spring of 19 ¢ thab i that inste ng this doctr 1 i Tiss o ehion J 2 i pring of 1021, After hat it o S eeii it whilae ) 3 - § i the meeting lasted from 1t to Miss Mary Te daughter of Mr Bech i 4 = SR R 8 i Sialogle. and Mrs. August T of Beach ave- el e i L £ gl e o : | nue, Terry and Charles Young of i RO > R ‘ this city, s married erda; lives. may come again, but not until one o ke tfe , as cees s ¥ Q p ‘m«n 5 at church of the Im Spectators who were present and| two bumper crops have been raise ARy S aclf i Conception in Terryville, by who did not mix up in the affray be-| Wheat will remain at about th & Shristy L ling, five, refused a kiss ifrom .n:n':l-zl] or, Rev. James A, Broderick. \!lr‘l' g extended h ymoon tour, took themselves from the scenc as|same level for the next six months.| po '(_'"M' fisansg [ech !—yes—the W most not d general, after she had pre- | Committec on Accommodations Un- T S e | ther 1 interesti supper in the hospital, if they could | go lower, depending on crop cor be taken there in time to save their| tions. Cotton at 12 specdily as possibic, and the maimed | Flour has not reached its low: sented him with flowers at Chicago. Ieve she is dashing away | ayle to Decide Which of Four & and wounded had to lie around and | point. Aot o Foch steops to kiss he [ e to Recommend to School Cot :nmm~ writhe in pain for some time before| T rate of interest on mortgage | century ago by all the g ; ol = e 2 : 5 5 ’ 2 any disinterested parties could be | bonds will go down over a | op. |the American policy in the O | Sketches submitted by six arch - b - persuaded to gather \them up and|iod of years. It will be possible for | '*° ed on and kicked ab Wt r 1Lloyd George ¢ Uining the negotis cts were gone over last evening :’.! bind their scars of battle. manufacturers and merchants to bor- |y, 1o ey o, 1 St 3 / Bi e WL R e LeniReh i moeting (of thd cpinmitisnion aohod] Starting Sun. Eve., Mon., Tues,, ife 18 cheap among, the mo S : S LETIRLS 0 fowd- | R adis 4 L 1 reqctved VLG |5 g0 dations, but no recommenda SnE 5 Life is cheap among the mountain | row money at the old rates. | spite the Anglo-Jag treaty entitives o this for ons for I'riday's meeting of the| Wede—"QUEEN OF SHEBA” folks; tempers run high. Silence is| Students of business conditions— | plt r Jap: p W ? ) TTAART | noor HCOrge sent word it dur- | o e T m—— golden and it is also necessary, un-| particularly those who have followc i A less you happen to be quick on the| Mr. Babson—realize that this s 4 A odRpe e S Tl L S e e T i - GRAMMAR SCHOOL HALL a little less of th 1ing which they | country will go slowly back over the & call a f honor and a little | trail glong which it has traveled Bull ! AT ! L IUBHW | inet « B amionnoung & S e e R B M e B S e R e ‘ anotiier et ‘ i Mext Monday — November 14 — At 815 humor, the mortality rate chart|ble which has been slowly inflated | . ” LERAA L detailed mer “There is an ~ “ortunity now to get rich and it is your row of church stc | i : | v to take it. hear of depression. Of 4043 million- We have vigns of nearly \ ! ) i ) raRs Sarar 1 ; PRy L aires 93 per cent an to lay the foundation for their for- MAYOR WILSON. s B i e s el [ u A il TQd " T CONWE every kind in th ry during the | as to 1 the tax r I to | n g i £t s b B tunes in hard times.”—RUSSELL H. CONWELL. would not resemble the outline of a| during that pericd must be emptic s past five vear Hbe “i While Democrats rejoice 4 the ,ener g ””M}‘ ction of one of their fe Po-dtm'!\' the Last i‘lmn in T’ns ('ny %8 fo0 darncdis L for ten years, it cannot be said t 2 per ! i Le2d) ¢ BUEL : i : ; A ; g exactly disapy ! 0% (o Bir INVESTIGATING TH!I POLICE xeEnl tepublicans: throu No policeman v I nscienc- | T i Rh5U1A Yonr re a h within wheels TIVEY nICADD / hf.‘.n.\-‘ DISARMA Dalivering His World-Famous ACRES OF DIAMONDS “Dr. Conwell's great lecture, ‘ACRES OF DIAMONDS’ which I heard thirty-five years ago, has been one of the in- spirations o of my life.”—WILLIA M C. SPROUL, Governor of Pennsylvania. “One who has earned a place among the great men o_f the nation. If Dr. Conwell were paid $5,000,000,000 it p would not pepay him for the services he has rendered to these stc tizat : Mo T 7% 3 the world."—WILLIAM ‘JE.'\'}.\LNGS BRYA! men will feel that the hon | Mayor wis was not defeated | y SO i 2 N iR . i ! ’l:\':\"*.‘-,lAL CONW IL is E"‘,“,I“:"')‘l'!f“*‘ :\‘posdo 01‘ ment | er a ¢ q s un. | Tuesday. His reverse dates from the : 6 2 ; o : T(«l\\ n [ilw‘.”— JAMES M. BECK, Solicitor General of New Britain ) ¢ ; nventic and breathed | X % B ; T e R Rl i “Acres uI ['mmands” has helped to make 300 million- a con the vestigation | Politics Mayor Wilson be i i ) 2 5u7 354 into police ¢ on which the | €nmeshed in the cog A Democr commissi s d 1 are | mayor wa ted with the aid of I ugly rumors v 1d be tracked | Bepubilcan machine. The of down i : € ! course, bec ‘um,, \\.\*.,, | men should r er the sus-|Dhad & E nded the power piclon engendere v goner hat be, t1 1y it In the character of IMord it | of ¢t ghty 10 ’u;-ulwu ar il | . i =aET efo t flan f J. Henr, tora K & 2 - X ¥ i 4 i H 5. :‘]T:m:v’w i Y S s who um.‘-:”{\»‘. )v,l S : ey R Eh A R i s : Tt has been heard move than 6,000 times in 60 years. intimated A the v his doom was ordainec : : e £ i e k. 7 It has earned nearly $10,000,000. obtainable | NS Ry srabac « g o Ra i i R s i { Dr. Conwell has given away every penny to peor stud- ardson w to| crime and 1 meanor, according 4 b i | By ARy ; | ents and other: profit through hi ectior th | the nma s of the G ; b % %Y <o G “har i A R BN h “The vast assembly of 4,000 m‘rn.‘ rose to its feet as the department, T oy ieh begin an } injunc P y Lok 5 b it ¥ |1§ one in a dramatic thunder of 4"71)1 wse.”—PHILADELPHIA 180 has (natracled Obila A n a worshipping false leaders | i % ) 2 RN I v B Ve o EVENING Bl [IN, in account of Llw reception accord- to run down all ol 2 lisobeying the wishes of the I CHRL e o R GRS O e o § B 8 [l ed Dr. Conwell in Philadelphia, October 25th, 1921, the guilty ty t I nizat } g LA ; 4 4 i Ry \ R G HEAR THIS MOST WONDERFUL, MOST INSPIRING 1t is possible that this action or " sccured tr S ‘ ) i G TR ; 3 AND MOST SUCCESSFUL MESSAGE IN THIS % 3 g ¢ ¥ g a8 e M 2 HISTORY OF THE \\(rrlb | fa o “ - d PRICES 1.00 and 7o scandal which will shock city. | local and sta nes they began . - : b : " i 3 Get ,\L',.. d Seats Now At because of this. Many publle boards | ©d 0nly the coming of election day to | internatio onference on the limitation ¢ ) \ » i \ he pu ssions CROWELL'S DR l (’ \l(l 0 + 83 West Main would prefer to hide their heads in | “tart him on his downward course, [ wili be held in » Memorial Continental 1ia the sand rather than sce dishonesty | and Tuesday was the day. The Dem- | Union building.