New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 3, 1922, Page 6

a Oy FEBRUARY 1922 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, THE McMILLAN STORE, INC. New Britain Hobml“ , A ; ‘ AL - ALWAYS RELIABLE—— / be their duty VISIT OUR JEWELRY DEPT. SATURDAY GIRDLES—GIRDLES— lots of them, new ones just received; imported and domestic. We can now colored | | | to the HERALD | (Tasued At lleruld PUBLISHING € Dai'y, Bundny | Bidg, 67 Uhu DWIPANY ‘ 1l probably offend | ensibilitios more, of advertising Juaintances that they were rATES | " (inde D th P 1y o \ BUNBCRIPTION 1500 o Your ne Montha, such physicions, 5o & Month Threo —EVEN GREATER— BARGAINS FOR SATURDAY NEW TWO-PIECE JERSEY DRESSES With elastic buttons on waists. AT $9.50 These Dresses have very full pleated skirts with deep hems, and the qual- ity and workmanship are the best. Colors——Henna, brown, blue. ol to their plae some A ; ®atered at the Post OMce At Xuw | deem a8 Eccond Clugs AInil Matter | ox . human ne i human | disease it absolutely and adult \ Dt in ture nature 1 1 contrary idenls as physiclans S—lots and sueh discovery and not the Great care should be taken to see 'to hold bac TRLEPHONE CALLS Buainess Ofco BWaltorinl Rooms ..o thut money does not become the child's ke it known for henefit of suf- of humanity e " god Mo what it is not (ferer | Human [ Many formerly [heen ehangead | to dolfrom s now t ould he tun heing prolonged have theres The oniy : she Cly, room alwayy open (o mdvort) proftanle y or what it lg sometin INOH . in all offer an assortment Girdles which we believe superior to any in the state. All kinds priced from 49¢ to $3.95 each., e .~ IRty TR A SR EARRINGS—We have just re- ceived a new shipment of the latest Priced 25c to 98¢ TAFFETA DRES In the New Spring Fashions. Beautiful chic Dresses for women and misses. "1 $14.95 * $25 Brown or navy. made, The great power of — mone 50 that recovery than the that amped out rule rather stated should be shown in its ability I Member of The Asseclited ®he Arsociated Presa (s exclosivoy to tho use for re-publication « eredita to It or nol ¢ vian in this paper and alwo news Maied Lerein well as to hould e itself; bring IPreely it s taught thit happli ception thut ntitled | BO0d a8 Al nows | ) Credited 1 ube cortain digcares would be s It Knowle and their cure in its value Hesfeompletely of them and al v what it 18 able to accomplish, were generpl, The ethi- Member Audit Burean of clrenlntion whe A. P, C. In & nntlonal organizathe which rurnighee news| A and Ver tisera with a strictly lonost ar alyrls of eirculation, Our elrculation st “ are Brsed upon this andit. tectlon against frand In tribution figures to both "Yl‘lllnll awl lo- cal advertisers, el rule that physiclans may not ad- st e ynsibilities attendant upon i It should (he posscasion of money should | vertise and recognized as men and emphasized of proper standing in the profession childrsn that pointed out | and lunorance” that makes for physicians he shown the the mer ne ston of much money doca not | will agred ignorance import(‘d dmps. BATISTE BLOOMERS For women. Of fine ‘Batiste neatly trimmed TUXEDO SWEATERS pupil the Db All L ripidly growing bank account, Wlth IflCO 49c R 79c $2< 95 Each sizes Wool Innumerable the things that|vuined life, be taught the children In| Tt may be said that all this is true; conncction with the money they save, | that should know of these Those things should not be forgotten, |things, the being made, of that will come from the [the suffering being alieviated, but that will be should come through some federal, state or munieipal chan- Thus, it might be sald, the proper rule of physicians that they must re- frain from advertising might be main- tained, The such knowledge coming from the gov- be heeded it would if brought to people's attention by the men who stand ready to make those cures, to alieviate that suffer- ing. Tudirect advertising of the first named character cases, But the direct, strong, impressive word of man to man found in a direct state- ment to the people is the only sort that would give the information which would to humanity. Ibring u Jn anything to he envied [most loyal ally. not made of that money. | The medical profession has no right pair. it good use Care velops E——— NEW RED CUT GLASS BEADS in the newest to tuke this stand, old and as absurd habit ignorance de- the owning should taken that there 8 the old-time of keep young the things a which might no pride among In comments heretofore made on the progress of the five-ce nt fare trial being made at Norwalk, comparison of receipts each week has been made with the receipts of the last wee k of the ten-cent fare. Fven from these comparisons evi- dence has been found tending to show that the prospect was that more actual be taken in in Norwalk cent fare, than under hool inspired by people in of —A Dbeautiful cut shapes. Priced 49¢ and 79¢ string. {knowledge of prevent a are should BALANCE OF OUR WINTER STOCK OF WOMEN'S COATS May now be hought at less than wholesale prices. people NEW DIMITY BLOUSES $1.49 “SANDMAN”"—Slecping Garments $1.00 of eurg VENUS SANITARY GOODS —At Our— and CORSET Departments Value $1.95 The pleasure possession of a bank account such knowledge reat, und it will not be hard to make the saving habit strong, human greed needs no great incentive to its development. The other side of money —the things in connection with the ideal side of life are the oncs that must he given great thought. A community of thrifty people is a good community, but that community would lose¢ much or all of its beauty were it to become a community of money worshippers. NOTION cash would =i under the five the ten cent rate. But this comparlson was not satis- factory. It was known that the usual amounts taken in varied from week to week. Thus it did not furnish a proper basis for comparison to take the receipts of the first, the second, the third week, and 8o on, under the five-cent fare, changing as those re- ceipts did, and compare them all to the receipts taken in only the last week of the ten-cent fare. The total receipts under the five- cent fare, covering a period of several wecks, should have been compared with the total receipts of a like num- ber of weeks of the tenscent fare. If the total taken in from the five-cent fare were greater than the total taken in under the ten-cent fare the fact would prove conclusively not only that the Connecticut company was being benefited under the five-cent fare, but also that the people were being bene- fited—a combination of circumstances making for the best possible results. Tt was scarcely possible to hope that this would prove to be the case, as the good will of the people is not a thing to be gained at once. It was expectedly confidently, however, that in time it would be shown that this . benefit to company and people would come. But now, for SATURDAY GLOVE SALE Women’s Strap Wrist Suedes, Doe- skins and Kid Gloves $2.85 pair. Values to $4.00. TS; sizes i real popular for children; sizes 2 to 10 years. We now carry a complete line of garment. Value $1.25 to $1.85. this well known brand of sanitary Whether Apron, Belt or fault with this argument is that specialties. ernment would not as WOMEN’S BODICE V 5 to 9; 29¢ each. Value 39c. ; 3 R 2 brown at $2.85 pair. WOMEN'S WOOL SPORT HOSE, $4.00 pair. sale in New blue, brown and | NEW VEILINGS for spring at 25¢, 50¢, T3¢ yard. Women’s unlined and Silk lined South African Mocha Gloves in one-clasp styles; grey and Values $3.50 and Napkin, you get the very BEST if its a Venus. pays in some We have secured the exclusive FOREIGN LANGUAGES. The study of forcign languages is less popular today, especially in the larger universities, than formerly, ac- cording to figur by President I'rederick C. Ferry of Ham- College, (Minton, N. Y. three and a half per cent decrease i made up the sciences. ematics and among the subjects disfavor. the figures are from statistics at institutions higher education, higher mathematics is the branch of the subject retferred medium in Jritain for this product. weight W BLUE BIRD HAIR NETS hecause we believe, after a great deal of experience, that the Blue Bird is the best Net on the Double or single Mesh 15¢ S¢, or $1.50 per dozen. heather mixtures. 95¢ pair. Regular e be of such inestimable value carry $1.25 grade. ascertained There be a question raised as to the good taste displayed by a phy- [sician who boldly asserts that he can A newpaper's taste may be questioned for advocating ad- ilton may NEW NECKWEAR—Smart spring creations, “O’'Brien” and “Bramley” collar and cuff sets—49¢ and 98¢. Dozens of styles to choose from. ON OUR PIECE GOODS COUNTER BLACK SATIN DUCHESS, a spe- cial in a good heavy Satin in black only. by greater 3 Latin and Greek, math- astronomy indeed under popular cure a discase. ; market. are apparent taken vertising. The physician makes his liv- EdC-‘l, 2 for 2. the ad- DON'T FORGET if Needles for your sewing machine, we machine ing through tr newspaper vertising. But there are matters which tran- scend even good taste. another dying he has no right to stop is properly clothed before he goes to that man’s rescue. It & newspaper sces some evil which it may help destroy it should not re- frain speaking because it may accused of ulterior or selfish mo- Men and publicity organs should bigger than that. False modesty, pretense, adherence tment of .disease; Very special $1.49. for exists because of its NARROW SPORT RIBBONS that are so popular for ties, dresses and gloves. Two tones, picot edges, Roman stripes, silk and metal novelties—19¢ to 39¢ yard. NEW HEAVY 64IN. MERCER- yguneEg IZED TABLE DAMASK. A fine smooth finish that will wash and laundry well. Speci;x]l,v priced at 79¢ yard. 3rd FLOOR CROCKERY SALE DINNER SETS, 100 pieces; DINNER SETS, 100 pieces; Eng- . DINNER SETS, 100 pieces; Nip- lar 49.00, for $42.00. lish Porcelain, a splendid buy; regular pfln China—*“Ceylon”. Regular $125.00, $69.00 for $59.00. for $100.00. 42 piece set, gold banded; regular IMPORTED TEA POTS of brown 00, for $9.98. Earthenware, 5 sizes—98c each. to—a branch seldom used in the prac- tical life of the man. Although the decrease in the study of these matters is small, extending as it does over a period of ten years, it If @ man sees carry Needles for ]‘made in the world. every business ordinary to wonder if he is another indication of the intens from ing of a desire for special education along lines the practical of for the first time, figures i are reported from Norwalk showing that this “best evidence” of the suc- cess of the trial of the five-cent fare, are available. Total receipts "have been compiled, according to the report. “Safety one man frequently operated on a five-cent fare for central city zones and as supplementary serv- jce with one man and double truck cars over lines to outlying districts and on inter-urban. routes at ten-cent fare,” reads the dispatch, “have netted the Connecticut company a weekly average "of $1,055 more during the past eleven weeks than the company collected during the corresponding period a year ago on a straight fare (ten-cent) basi If the test was made in good faith, nothing more need be said. The test has shown that fare than under the old ten-cent rate. fare than under the old ten-cnt rate. The five-cent fare has won in Nor- which are of most regu- life Knowledge of the ancient lan- guages on rare when tive. use in man's every | pe day. is useful for instance, to old rules which have no good reason | should fall before the er desire to spread knowledge to that may quered. And the factsthat physicians || will profit by advertising m\mt‘not e held up against them. It will be < the old rule; ink from doing so. 112 piece set; regular $32.00, for $26.00. occasion is convenient devia original for existence studying the tion of words {o gr the cars it is certain their meaning; ] Aih e Whan o is interesting knowledge to have; its jon adds to a person’s reputa- tion for cuiture. are that college students POSSES But the indications n with the problems at Home, quite [resistable when you have a charge sure that the idealistic stand she hag [account. all the conference matters, and are con- vinced that the time spent in studying the ancient language; modern forcign ones, might hetter be devoted to something that will inform them on matters of every hard for many to br 3 many will s e taken in though Spending makes yon poorer, but it gives you a delight sensation of JJL'- ing rich. as well as the| qpjy when the most idealistic of them duty they join in the custom which is bound to letting the old, 3 dignity of modesty pass just as much of the world's disease will pass under the light of knowledge that is bound to come. misjudged though not impressed the other nations with what she knows she could do were she to bhecome a grasping, belligerent will not letract from her ability in that direc- tion should the occasion for its use arise. She will take pride thah her conception ofsthe best possible thing to do has been the conception adopted by the conference. She will be willing to see how it works out—and she will gradually reach the conclusion that she must keep on devising and ar- ranging and binding herself more firm- ly to other nations in an endeavor to it be she may will ok sec it as their AV RIEC “There is promise in the dawn of a new day,” sings the poet. This is especially true of pay day. come, conservalive tical value. Yet there mad to just how nee, P> replacing foreign sopularity, may be tical way. ot the that a knowledge ' be some nation, question as which is said to languages in used in this prac- NEW: Running too slowly may run down the batteries, but even that is cheap- er than running down pedestrians. more If ¥he deductions made are THE APPROACHING D If the ljourned Sat- urday, except for the practical work actually reducing its formal Iiven though subs and gas remain, let us be grateful that the Pacific wilt stay that way for ten years. cor result rellows necessarily of science conference is the three and college men now considered, at leass by accomplish- Japan will 1y farewell and smile a half per ¢ ] and |of half per cent of and And to make matters worse, the army of unemployed must wait out in the cold to get a seat in the movies. walk. The five-cent fare would win in New Britain. A six-cent fare In fairhess to the women, of real, practical ments to shape, life. Whether the 1 bringing this conclusion is co value in how gracefully, all the She will or not way as she journeys home. ked. Connecticut com- nothing the the request has been is believed the have made ‘“concessions;” the “The art conclusion itself states keep the world at peace. words the the feels But of the twenty-one demands case, she will have given up in Facts and Fancies (BY ROBERT QUILLEN) to say of pany, people of New should be granted. even, contained in which China her of living” of demands duced to a science, Britain, has been re-|[group The scientist is|twenty-one points coming into his day when he will not [takes from her sovereignty. A more (I will still exist and will not be marred CHILDREN AND MONEY Now that the becn made for children in the be dispised as “impractical.” he of the of force arrangements have | thoroush study ence of hu- ; Théy say Lenine encourages femin- ism. Also fa The movies teach us that one can't be a hero in the corn belt. There are no cliffs to throw the vilHans over. man relations, relations between |hy any investigations of the “board of schools nations and individuals, wiil which will receive no help bring | reference,” to have a system whereby the money they save may he si now that the plan has it would Le unwise to waste portunity for the right sort of instric- 1t isn’t company that misery loves, but merely an audience. from her in looking into commitments She has taken the stand better times for everyone and every Al Not all of the “political prisoners" are free, but most of the Democratic postmasters haye been turned out. The harrassed business man has one 2ly put away, and tarted nation. of the publicly ind will go home proudly con- 50 well, past Serappiug, however, will not make the matrimonial seas safe. this op- Miss .Lorraine IE. Homans, Englewood, N. J., recently won first prize in the rifle tourney at Pinehurst, N. C. She made 146 HIDING THE Royal S. Copeland, LIGHT Fngle tion in cvery way. There is more to| D1 Health Com- [fident. Her old ships will be gradual- be gained from the working out of this saving-banking system that the mere teaching children the habit of thritf and the wisdom and satisfaction of saving their pennies. Of course people with these vision who wre interested hope saving chil- dren will grow zens. The habit happiness and welfare of the men and women are now children making their first A munity composed of thrifty a better the res spendthrifts in public charges. that the children, having once seen the pennies mount up week by week, will thrill over the sight and will vie with other to will the greatest up to bhe thrifty citi- will make for the who deposits city or com- people is community or city than one lents of which ure carcless danger of becoming There is little fear but see which become capitalist.” The whole plan is to be approved, | enthusiastically approved. But as this fine arrangement as the con- tinues children learn to save, ehould ahead to see that the things childre and those in charge look | & n llur them to advertise, but that it would | properly missioner of publicity, if given, wipe disease off the face of the earth.” Dy not bring with him any gr w York, declares that “would He asserts further: Lorenz did ater ability than at least twenty surgeons in this (New York) It » our doctors or our methods did the went to the dis- what he city pos; was he- caus I not can be done bring home to people what | that we | tinguished foreigner tell And rule which to hear | could us.’ speaking ethical impels physicians he is the most antiquat- | to refrain from advertising says: |« “This, 1 belicve, titution in the world.” moss covered and germ laden In- The commissioner goes on to say | t If the public were given more | information about cancer the d would never reach the cancerous stage matters knowledge | which would ‘ health, Conservative members of the medi- by prope r wnd he cites other in regard to for haf make |far ter public be shocked is it cal profession will ggestion that not only of the [her {like seeking strength Iy replaced by new ones as she keeps the physical ton percentage allowed ige, but the r placement greater power. Whatever France may say or demand, DAY the within naval her in will hring nd knows worid believes nece her Europe. on terms, for the protection of nee, emofionally stirred, unset- tled in her own mind, will return to if that has been gained will make up for the shores wondering which Jisturbing of the popular affection of {he United States for her. She will feel behind her sorbing*love of her own land and her ab- undying hatred of Germany. Jtaly will be glad that she came, ¢ | feeling a gaining of importance in her | association with the other nations, and a rencwed belief that she should pos- sess and develop in war strength so that she will stand beside those other s a force to be considered and coned with., The ! nited States will not have time She will go conntri rec to think much about it. must join with her practically |* A child is just a stomach entirely surrounded by curiosity, Oh, Culture; what nonsensc profess to enjoy in thy name! In this flivver age, the three “R's” ire Race, Rattle and Ramble. people Once there was a man who with delight when & told him he had fable: didn't wriggle charming widow I'mvh a finehead Strange lhow mar things are ir- — Starting Sun.. Mon., Tues,, & Wed. ‘SATURDAY NIGHT’ Cecil B. De Mille’s Best yonder, consolation, When the roll is called up it won't be a pay roll The real Chinese puzzle is the task of fitting in the fragments without permitting spheres of influence to lap. A walking cane has its disad- vantages, but you don’t have to let the water out at night to keep it from freezing. Rural conditions are improving, and the mortgage has been lifted from the old homestead and placed on a new automobile. We can't raise an army in six months next time. 1t will take officers more than six months to learn all the nice new rules. You will notice that while children are punished for their own good, they are punished most frequently when parents have a grouch. If the City of Duluth were moved to Nevada, that state would douhlo in population. Bronzed aluminum coins are being issued in France to replace paper money declared unsanitary. of a possible 150. 25 Years Ago Today (Taken from Herald of that date) The Camera club will hold a meet- ing this evening when some interest- ing pictures taken by the X-ray will be shown. This is a new invention among physicians. The once famous “Ben Bolt" club has dissolved and some of the mem- bers are speaking of attempting to reorganize it. The Royal Arcanum candidates last evehing. The,wool department of the New Britain Knitting company shut down initiated 10 { Wednesday for the rest of this week. ‘The street department pay roll ‘for Jast week amounted to $246, which was considered heavy as extra help taken on to clear away the snow from the storm. The Central Railway and Electric company has put a new rule into of- fect which prohibits the conductors from riding inside the cars. They must remain out in the vestibule, PENN MAY LO WHARTON. Assistant Athletic Director Likely to Go to California. Philadelphia, 17eb. 3.—Dr. M. Wharton, assistant director of physical education at the University of Pennsylvania, said yesterday it was probable that he would sign a con- tract to become director of physical education at the University of Cali- fornin. He hesitated to lcave Penn- sylvania, he added, but the Califor- nia offer was an cxtremely attractive one. Charles HARRIMAN BUYS TROTTER. Goshen, N. Y, Keb. 3.—I. Roland Harriman, youngest son of the late 15. M. Harriman, has purchased from I'rank G Jones the fast six-year-old trotter Wiki Wiki, heat record 2:04% wsnd race record 2:06%. The horse was campaigned last season in the Grand Circuit by the veteran Fd- ward I, Geers. Wiki Wiki will ar- rive at the Arden farms stables in Goshen next week from Lexington, Ky.