New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 24, 1922, Page 6

T e e e e New Bnhn Herald HERALD pun (Tssund Dnily At Herald Dy IHING BURSCRIPTION AU 800 a Y onr 8300 Afan 7he Tihreo Manih ®ntered ut the Post OMce nt Now Nritain A8 Becond Cluss Mall Matter. TELEPHONE €ATLS men about the se Busineia 0N ®ditorial Roome | t 1 know i the Utho v oremembiee ( wome nseh ir X ndvertisng med nnid The only profita tke Clty, Circul room nlways o) ton k8 to ndvortiserm their them is based o the it past those wom 1 Vress cedent by which to pre women will feel in rege Member of The Assocint The Aeraciated Press Iy exclos to the use for re-publl m credited to It or not rwlen e n th paper and also ‘ocal news : | Siiber Audis Burean ot ryeouingien. | FOMV their, ‘minds fimt of all—let The A. B, C. Ia a natlonal organization | women in pol which furnighea newspuners and o tisers with n strictly hoo elrculation. Our clrculation s Ay based upon this audit il i tection against fraud in no 00/ tribntion figures to both nu: cal advertisers. e e———————— THE FARE HEARING The argument the counsel the Connecticut Company at the hearing before the public in Hartford fon New Britain city limits iy entit Al tod 1h- oW b | to politics them not | that will vote for the man whose | trance pleases them the most - | candidate relying on his good must search for another | for nis hopes At this point the adviser of candi- Is he fattering | not after all, consider | dates must hait not May fo) F of OF | himself ? women, Tare | knowingly unknowingly, utilities candidate's poise, countenance, u vesterday | manner of speech? doubt, And let men put thought that be caught periods, patriotic commission adviser is I||‘ was that the commis fuse the petition of a six-cent fare within the because the petitioners had produced no evidence, other than guesswork, to substantiate their claim that the six-| pe work to the ad-| company and the | that six | the short | should re- for from their minds the women in politics will by high-sounding pretty ex- The who, said, the too much sense for that, what phra sions., women, it is cent fare would commonly hold purse- vantage of both the people of New Brit cents was a fair rups, two of which or less in half, one, two miles The legal apply to such a hearing. of the commission are more than judicial. Notwithstanding these facts| the petition was supported by evi- dence. | It was shown by witnesses under | oath that the is such, that many ride on the trolley at present because of their conception of the company's| attitude, were the | company to grant the reduced rate. | Qualified experts testified under oath that, in their opinion (and the learn- | for the company will ad- strings, have They 4 man says, look to the meat of not to the clothes 1ghs are dressed. A candidates must h.«n all, consider the n, and will rate for in a mile | which his th the Will or unknowingiy, ness of the words of the candidates? | The adviser is in doubt. | perhaps, after all, gost Jjudge 1t will not appeal to women in an are only mile and a advisanior the length, two, a ; | two miles, and other not women after knowingly and a half. seemli- rules of evidence The powers | do not one who sccks to how to what will and attempt to secure their vote, had bet- ter halt before le begins, confess that he has no desire to flatter himself and the beautiful, wonderful, public sentiment here people refuse to | bow before | inexplicable and never-to-be-altered uncertainty of the delightful sex. MARY brai & applying who would ride RDEN. 5, includ- THE (! ol Well known men of Angell of interested univer ity, are DS chology to the work of helping indi- labors prop- | ing President ed counsel in mit that the opinion of qualified ex- r'guesswork” even | viduals choose their life Well might Mary Garden apply And this | Miss ad- perts is not deemed in a court of law) the receipts of the | company under the six-cent fare in| this city would be greater than they ! are under the or lh:\n‘ they would be under the three-for. Testimony was given erl for assistance to these men. said with full appreciation of Garden tist, with sincere | miration for her talents and her man- is ten cent fare as an ¢ quarter rate. ner of making use of them. that the situation of the New center, through which p: which come trolley patrons or pective trolley patrons go, ditions similar to the situation Norwalk on the 1 1-2 which the five-cent fare has proven a | success for the company. Argumenti- tively it may be added that it makes no difference where the magnet is, in relation to a run, which draws tr:l\vk‘ If the attraction of one magnet, in|he would this case the New Britain center, equal to the sum of the power of any | ( other two magnets, points | she at the termini of the short Norwalk | run, the travel will be ' the same, | ‘Whether or not equality is a matter of oplnion. such equality does exist. It was shown to be the interpreta- tion of the law, given by the Corpor-| heard of of the eminent ation Counctl under oath, that the’| lecided take the utilities commission had broader the direc- powers under a recent law than un- | torship of the opera company of which that which governed de- | she has hiad charge. At any rate hers necessity she she dircetorship Nor is there any intention of decid- reported trouble | ritain or to | ing the merits of th Miss Garden and one or s who feel that she a dircctor of opcra. Pros- | hetween made con artis in | on more of the s “impossible” | | The human being listen to the testimony of two or more mile run who attempts to temperamental peopie and to render it those dis- singers, Judgment, cspecially putants are operatic must he as mentally erratic as ave those whom Judge. Mary artist other sudd that the to direct iIs| Almost might it be rden would not be great namely the is were she able singers with that patience required of one whose temper is so even that no | exists | disturbance would mar its ability to catch the slightest suggestion of of musical harmony, faulty rhythm. But Miss Garden, such It is believed lack perhaps having the plans psychologists, to step she did in resigning Hie former cisions; that the public are went to the is reasonable since would not have did in attempt- taken precepts and | i{s a case where essence of what | made the mistake the altered | was adopted. ing that had she the fare language of the statute under course and followed the of psychology as applied by the plan | that has been undertaken. was testimony, oath, by qualified to know to that | now, There witnesses especially sentiment sentiment public here, RESERVATIONS AGAIN public here and as Web- according to foundation ||} An “alliance,” ster's ests contrasted to public sentiment here | at in other To meet this evidence, rt of necticut company introduced evidence of trials incidenta connection other times and public sentiment revised unabridg dictionary, places. union or of material and | between families, states, the m relevant in a cou law, Con- |especially “between families by | riage or states by compact, trealy another |league.” of kes us to failures of tare, Britain at other times, in other locali- under it Introduced failures of and for lower still, lly, in New course the Four-Iowcr between the the alliance sig ma an tory powers, despite President's ties and cities, other condi- paragraph of of |the speech made when the “Phere tions; statements ngements bhoth tre was presented, reading it of if other here, in other places, and is no commitment to armed | no written or moral defense, argued another interpretation foree, no alliance, the law, memor. The ¢ duced no evidence a of the working of the obligation to join the no ex- | 4 or implicd commitment to at cordance not given under oath, serves, pre nnecticut company intro- |rive any agreement except in ae- constitutional | 5 to the with our plan exact fare |UCCess or methods.” But in spite of the fuct that the aty dn of interests betwe tailure exact proposed, the wwher sought, at It is alliance, or “connection the or iy time intro- | tr v other P'res th the n states,” the evidence to New duced public no 18 Britain I'his, characterizations of it by i- sentiment in now ent he The whicly was feare obstructing action t. The |« may proper final analysis, is will the people the success of the that good in the o & situation has arisen in the words long is ary good company te Again the to gain W in words are other than by grantir may city's peti- [as those words did not obstruct they wisely they are ¢ explana- Used nstitute a W toward tion willingly through prompt, ¢ harmless, even tive public utilitics the order possibly as being d they obedience to commission co real danger to the compa Corporation hington cor psychological; | for ¥y was the step made in the A witness asked by the New Britain fare, between five yunsel of ference looking peace ue of that step was if there was not some reservation the the and ten ¢ rm being done by ¢ i It vol greate psychological. the faith interpretation a If there was not bring in the The would revenue. [ repr ood faith ir signing of tive replied ter.” The ey stantiated the claim that such mpany's it what the 'y we are ty, the good will pdictate | idence at earing sv rformance and 4 rate |cording to its spirit. der BRITAIN DAILY 1 NEW | T Ay | e+ —-—-————\ M. CROC ]H"I' (& ()I"I‘U\ J HAIR NE'TS 3"25¢ n \ e FLE !‘IH' R'S SHA I RGLOW YARN 24 ball I\I I'CHEN Rl BBER APRONS olored Gingham Checks 46¢ " BLUE BIRD Double Mesh 25¢ Impor tcd TOOTH BRUSHES l9c”"" \u\nrr l’me Jinen GLASS CHECKED bt i oregular 2 for 25c Net J —— Ill UE BIRD ll \ll' ROLLS | roll made cach ____ —_— HYDRO-PEROXIDE TOILET and B ATH SOAP for 25 [ | \.—-—_—_— J | | J TOWELING Legula or 3blc _\ur‘d’ 14 HALF LINEN CR \H Soft absorbent finfsh, ne | red edge, @ good 20¢ value mr | yards for 30 2 c | Heavy Double Thread | TURK TOWEL | J | ¢ value for ecach | e PILLOW CASES 45x36, he soft finish. 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T A &8 cutertainment It of St. Josc p‘n':. Kirmes Holmes hall this eve Manning will he s, society furnish t the Sciring and James W | charge New York A the Y. M Armory rs will #he Al e night, il 'emorrow play the Mitin street i lo tried for befare the ion tonight. The offi crgiment and one at st the other, wo loca! offic et ur commi hecoming them, polic i cers entered tempted to Russell Bros Fresh eggs, 46c doz, aot in London. un- the great plague children had to smoke, re penalties Durir 1665, sev town hall | will | in | at the | proves that some woman las got your number. mind.” Ably assisted, however, by |state of Imnmul»t Facts and Fancies| (PY ROBERT QUILLEN) fivst in war, first ip peace and | hearts of our countrymen The |first in the Ma intelli- |18 & profit. mee A entirely small particle of i surrounded by habits. | % radical sowing “The Sower.” A cartoonist shows ¢ discontent nd 1l '\!“ | Why not “The So done don't Most seconds, illing men the time it IMirst-class | | is | by loaf. | Cheer up. The ups and downs, way on the thermometer has it | but it keeps pegging | same line. | In the old days, a man was crown- |ed bz divine right; now it is more nation to | frequently done with a dangerous left. re hound | rebound. will its A power |appetite has merely thinks when t has quired it lost bring a who soon 3 = “Pressure’” may At is Mr. Kalomil's dream to ¢le-|jems, but those |vate the r Probably means thelr wil) salivate | Another little trouble with the 1& clse, | times is that normaley has been con- | | fused in the popular mind with the when he | T8¢ Sing, | millennium. sses, against g loses any for it. But he stops adver s When a man advertises his head, We can't hand in air our expect to hold a winning |y competition if we diseard ||gses aces. | “What does a blush show? heauty specialist. We can't off-hand, but it seldom | through. nations should trust God, of course; hut they won't get far on the way to peace until they begin to trust another, asks a answer shows he It man ‘ ets m,,n. ntly h.).,u-m that when a akes unto himself a mate he a cheekmate one | [ 1 | ol | The senate John Barleycorn's reign continued [that the people can select a President [a long time, and it is natural that the |without its-advice and consent. low-down places should remain wet ‘ for a considerabie period. | There is evidence, however, [that statesmen who hold the steering prosperity, | wheel seen {he “Turn to flivver, he|the right.” \ds. | stiil concedes, however, | | some | Wesl Point cadets must study the daily newspapers as a part of their course at the military academy. can stand o man gets ¢ his old is IPevy people when shakes |and usually a FFresh cggs, 45c doz —advt. An automobile license Russell Bros. state of Inumber, but a marriage gives yon a license only I “Universal peace a 3UNGALOW APRONS Large size GOC each Regular 79c* WINDSOR CREPE BLOOMERS 60c Value 98c. NEW ENVELOPE CHEMISES DIMITY BLOU\ES Peter Pan or Tuxedo Collar Effects Al L MAKES OF CORSETS 10% OFF mssw\ es mcludcd SLIP- ON \WFATLRS $1 60 Each Our !egulm $1. 9) sweater. LAR(.F MUSLIN NIGHT GOWNS 350 each, 3 for $l R C"llldl‘ 49c. Rickard’s Bond Has . Been Raised $15,000 New York, Ifeb. 24.—Tex Rickard, hoxing promoter, yesterday was in- dicted twice by supreme court jury on charges of abducting Anna Hess and Nellie Gasko, young school girls, and his bail was raised from $10,000 to $25,000. The lower amount was fixed a few days ago when Rickard was charged with criminal assault upon two other girls, both 15 years oM. IIND FLAVOR, BUT NO “KICK” IN THIS ALCOHOLIC CIGAR Santa Barbara, Cal., I"eb. 24.—The “Anti - Volstead Stmoke” or the alco- holic cigar, has appeared here. Its producer, A. del Carro, cigarmaker, paid a fine of $250 in public court i following a plea of guilty to the | charge of having liquor. A brass spraying device was ex- hibited and clicited the explanation that it was used to saturate the tobac- co leaves with liquor before rolling. The cigar thus treated, did not con- tain a “kick” it was contended in ex- tenuation, although it was conceded that it carried a heavy-freighted fra- grance, ANOTHER BANKRUPTCY. New York, I'eb. 24.-—An inveolun- tary petition in bankruptey was filed yesterday against I. W. Ball & Co. stock brokers, ‘The petition alleged liabilities of $150,000 and asscts of 16,000,