New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 22, 1921, Page 6

‘\. ) \ EW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, New Biitain Herald HERALD At Member of The Associnted Pre T Member f Cirentaiion The A. B which f Audit hase 1 tributi al SOLDIER MEMORIALS The Cour are shafts placed in memory ¢ the que which those in the country—is me dems ser ation, wi ny embarrassment to impress all women., T t ing of me to keep fresl bright the men there An T It covNen probable the AND PARES, will meet with general approy that mem- the as long as the idea of T of common council recognize stowed upon the memory of propriety of the veto by the Mayor dead remais ning, of the resolution slon November meeti of At this time > years it seems | that body calling upon the Corpoda- especially there should be | tion Cour \ppeal to the Govern ived a for keeping alive | or of t the matter of low- N« committ t m‘]r Alderman A M Paone it that teps it deems proper in thi conce the may men wi in the figsh. There | such tho thoug om We | ep oty s for w Britain no 1o While the special of which fs harmony is chair the strong I spirit of Christmas, decp xistence it remains the ty and right of commitice to Thus it is that the tentative | take such Fhadt made by the executiveicommittee | matter over which it was. glven jurls of the American Legion to name cer- | diction by the council. The appeal t will intensity thi through tan street or squares or localities after | the vernor show the Jlishing permanent | the proper channels, and not througl dead the aken from the committec the of but i feeling ¢ t those who served and died, finds sym ' people pathetic understanding. It wonld come | city should made gradually, this es! ur called in council in effect, il ch memorials to the One by one the [any offic by to the the names would 1 roster supersede, of the company which has passed on- naming of it has author- ward. A their shadows over the crossing high- spot where great trees cast | ized If th referred to ways would assume a more signifi- | orperation coun- cant aspect there the given his | well-known landmr appeal to the Executive, yuld committe were there to be writte !.J man who had stion have come great A bearing a tablet name of some how- The shirking ife to the cause through that Such ever, proved not to be the case ark committee itself, far from noting the name of 1e dead soldier familiar to New hold passed or those T beari to speak the Britain people would duties and anxious to carry its ef- ey L mannine Ion Ltk osa who|ontesti h until there remains nc further action, Il make 1t it matier the 10pe of wi who paused al itself newly planted or old and str 1} would be proper an & a memorial tablet would seem | POssibly wise for that com- to consider th of remembrance | Mittee 16 advisability of le a message § presenting 1 the best as wind meves their wes or | Pt it in the best manner g whatever branches The public v board of | nofficial aid ration ar improve common council, the ks and the commissio | presentation ot it deems nec- ment would be in full Governo the common 1d be the Py the looking over ac- A thy they would ooking over 1 i counc his recommend 11y the adoption of the uncil thi wo apt to some re- names suggested as deserviy for mar honor-—and Britain would r in which that come a city known to have taken care | 7 y proceeded to obtain desired re- that the memory of those who fought | died he suits were he to find that there exist- ed a committee appointed to do the to and would preserved for all time. There was a discussion at the meet- | thing now attempted be accom- | plished in another w 1t is & poor | general who seatters s attacking ing of the common council regard 14 | force in such a way that d ifferent por- the re-naming of North and South End parks. The if sidering proposir practice, might make a beginning im- cannot attack tions co-operate—concentra- the | s American Legion, if con- | | A ion in Zive strengtl g the adoption of this | rengLt | whi ch brings success. I'he report of this spéeial committes mediately by laying the matter before | the beard of fore new names park commissioners he u Uiy snen the publi nd the m utilities cormmission to Actio to ATe for these portions of property ommittes th 1Y0 ould see however, sult nust taken at once, m to it ¢ no il considered action accomplish the desired re NChinE i 1 scattering of power in dif po man es where full wer has HENRY WATTERSON. Halos of Henrs The death this morni Watterson erase ture America long ago painte the The I the from this city the | respect due it public utilitie of ournalism a . | commission ar Gon should have no dotbt with ors with the tinction A allowi tions to find ¢ e words he B ; He | what committee it or he has to deal. | This was the stand I the ¢ committer I | airman newsy at the mer 1 cmembere wrote the o8 COMMUNITY HOUSE; ren Yot arri ) reat Christmas tree, re s¢ pre ind community reta pre that ar in with th spirit of hope the center of our city as i { yread the light of | of the ne ' . r : | Voove 11, to let it pene- | zation I i vhere per be applic : | ' herwise come SUBMARINE TONNAG! It t commeree i ate auxili ask in ed 1o tach ratio for cay Becret mates run f tons. Tt f greater t have rated; as the day of oconstruct " o reminder of thé deep right Aam manital wsked for |spirit of Christmas, there should conie CTS AND FANCII —BY ROBERT QUILLEN— DN corn many After cor 8 at ideruhile Her Crime against grinding the otlhe ! Eventually China may have v of influence in D nasty ad retrenchment pen ot only throws a wields a however, | Yon “ithout fellow - ssures ult yhed is the re distingnished when being photog of his effort to lo And now you can't fe |1abel stating the is wning I whether the | a w or an invitation When a canse the m b he has failed mun hegins o rich can't ans to confess that rejoice get to Heaven he We can't help the great deal by laying off putting on a coat of tar and fes use of freedom | ind thers, § nerfection icking shoes will never | until bald art of ) “ armor \ discover men what makes a head shine like that For some strange commit tees of ladies always call on the edi- | tor on days when hasn't had time to shave [ naturalness her many The ‘‘charming you like in a cost hours of practice. he girl weary Observing how tian nations grab, China may yet ‘Almost thou persuadest me to a Christian.” successfully the another term or key serves After Morse 1l give him the two, perhaps they'l to the Treasury. (83} sa) be wonders at times if Debs, because No doubt debutantes they coming out ‘Gene Well, the Christmas No we can enjoy dinner with a clear conscie body at present is appealing great heart of America are called I are We anything about the don't know A | LICENSE RETURNED Lvery man, wom- The automobile commissic an and child in the city should take it | [rartford notified the local polic to ny [terday that the motor hicle any | tor's license of Edws gen of | Hartrord 18 been returnd to him. It was suspended several weeks ago following a fatal accident wherein me -|the New York Sanitary Bakery trock mas tree and keep it and all it meens [driven by {%aigen ek and Kille th | Baw Suss, 1 boy, Elm street who do not respect no desecration of it upon himselt or hersels stop opera thoughtless acts in regard to it removal of the symbols with which it s decorated each of which has a ning of its own. Honor the Chi st wfe from the thoughtless hands of - 2iEsh oh those and under- nd. Dry S1e selves Signatures? v sl e Oty o Wodinpwn, ay of Towmobur, Ot Nine Hused sed Twty. — stores Will spread News « 5)—"The pinion of moonshiner in the fter the the theor and of signature page of the four-power treaty [GARRULITY HINDERS MOOXNSHINE WORKE Agents Feel Gossips i See Dec RALT barrel in the general store will, in the rohibi fron fashion of t manufacturers of has been cirenlated ctivity of revenne officers in New other driv ry 10 ires ng confirmation recent ind liguor caches Prohibition azents declared. today, | Eac signed at Washington, h scrawl tells a story. Yep, the however ,that these were isolated stances. Hlive is part country detective' Johp 8 i farcement officer of New York state : T s distillers operating in the woods ry on in the s much are near their oy of th is farmer i natur t i said Par federal en- ery a fow but the in Corner onee majority still ¢ towns, where there is £ and where they market." not 't Stills, sip Associated the (Ry ulity of cracker PRISONERS FREED. tion officers, - establishing of the corn whiskey prevent | thes nor More Than 800 Convicts Let Go in Mexico by Obregon's Decree, More liberty | ryside Mexico City g the south ity .oLl in President were aet at resnit of by | prisoners one month as the 1 communities into the previously in city ce this v discover i districts. | Obregon's recent deeree granting am- country law com- nesty to all violators of the manufac e plying with certain stipulations. The amnesty was the presi- dent’s gift to unfortunates on the oc- casion of the republic’s centennial cealbration of independence. m- in stills of seen decree of in rur e — SOMIZ CONSOLATION Those violently opposed to the pres- | women atus of those | they ent political that should never | been given the right who believe have to vote or iny other rights formerly the sole pos- sessions of men, may derive some com- fort from the fact that their ¢ \, revenne bout an in $20, ion will bring of something like 000 to the About men are on the personal tax city. 16,000 Were 14,000 women and Tist would about i1 to pay their tax the income be $60,000 18, tpproximately $6,000 cansed Last year the list was o men. The amount colleeted was | 30,000, showing a loss of about by avoidance of puyment or departure from the city Jf many of those thus taxed. Th ne proportionate loss may be expected in the future and it is for this reason ‘the umount which it will to the city from this source is estimated e will 0,000—a gain of $20,000 { that the former word- be about due to the fa ing of the law, namely “all male per- has been changed to “all per- those liable for sons," ons” in describing pis personal tax It might be expected that the total of the tax collected would be swelled this ar number of wo- en added to the list, minus those who by just the scaped payment. This would be true were it not for the fact that more than 2,000 men are estimated to have left {he city singe the former personal tax t was made up. Some of these men been replaced by others coming still is have are Thus womer othérs the the by taxes to in, but places of lists the the Men and wom taken women on the be paid by will go partially toward sums ormerly paid by men in this matter of of the n are treated alike rsona women sought the the city benefits at tax. The yrivilege of equality; men have granted it (2 this one particular 25 Years Ago Today (Taken from Herald of that date) Plainville Martl . Warfield ) treasurer Mra. | of \h received land road t Rebek Em have Iin measure of that place the local railroad sta. orders from the they will a tion A Partial List of Appointments vhich m ticlket rn while at and freight M ne 1gents will be clothes the loeal factories shades to match; ; frosted nickel trimmi plove pockets at sides of rear se: c four days Vo vin until January Christmas, inley not resume work a depart unted tol The headliphts; artistic coach lam three piece rain-vision windshie windshield wiper; lator in cowl. the ilding iren work er station to cost approxi plerlin pow A A PALACE starting Next Sunday “Third Anniversary Week™ Reserved seats on sale Now 3 Unusually deep upholstery of 3roy mohairvelvet plush; adjustable silk cut glass dome jeweled 8-day clock; mapnetic speedometer on ebony-finished in- strument board; eollapsible steer- ing wheel; exhaust heater; massive S5 & adjustable venti- BUNCH Your Gifts This Year! ERE'S the way we suppest doing it. In- stead of worryin over what to pet for everyone in the family and trying to find time to pet it—just resolve now to make this the most sensible of all €hristmases. BUNCH your pifts. Make that overhurdened family Christmas budget do a REAL job for the first time, perhaps, in history—make it buy a SPECIAL-SIX SEDAN. Suppose you come in and see this car today. Then, if you wish it, we'll be glad to co- operate to the limit in placing it at your front door early Christmas morning where all the family will see it throuph the window holly. Terms can be arranged to suit your con- venience. MODELS AND PRICES £, o. b. factories Coupes and Sedans Light-5ix2-Pass. Coupe-Rd. $1550 | Lidht-Six 3-Pass, Rd, Lipht-Six 5-Pass. Sedan Special-Siz 4-Pass, Coupe Special Six 5-Pass. Sedan . Bia-Six 4-Pass C Big-Six 7-Pas All Studeha. ouring Cars and Roadsters . $1128 1850 | Light-Six Touring Car . 1150 2450 | Special-Six 2-Pass, Rd. . 1585 2550 | Special-Six Touring Car 1635 2850 | Special-Six 4-Pass. Rd 1635 2950 | Bip-Six Touring Car 1985 wipped with Cord Tires Cars are M. IRVING JESTER 193 ARCH ST. THIS - IS+ A- STUDEBAKER . YEAR we run down | than - SULPHUR SOOTHES- UGLY, ITCHING SKIN Makes Cool and Comfortable, The First Application Skin If you are suffering from eczema or | some other torturing, embarrassing skin trouble you may quickly be rid of it by using Mentho-Sulphur, de- clares a.noted skin specialist. This sulphur preparation, because of its germ destroying properties, seldom fails to quickly subdue itch- ing, even of fiery eczema. The first [ application makes the skin cool and comfortable. Rash and blotches are healed right up. Mentho-Sulphur is applied like any pleasant cold cream and is perfectly harmless. You can obtain a small jar from any good druggist.