New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 14, 1922, Page 19

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 1922, S e e | JACK LONDON REA [ As¥ ¥OR cAPE cop THE GREAT AMERICAN HOME! Prefer This Sort of Fiction {0 ANy | .. eronsson. ] ; v AR > Let Us Help You Attain the Time port the Winglow bill providing for Chicago, April 13,—~The lonely cow- | Reauisition of the Cape God caral o ‘ ; N | Q. AT | HonoredlIdeaof SomethingNew for New England Navigators Urge for Passage of Winslow Bill for Water- thumb m novel of metropilitan | ynaer which tolls would be free. o soclety \1‘:1:"111‘:‘-:“1;; M;:uln(m fire on | Captain W, H, Haley and other f‘ ! j ; Yov MUST PUT he we ains - might exchange | ¢ 8! Al de channe 7 ¢ s office to thelr mutual satisfaction, ac- | New Tngland const becanse of shoals bt 7! cording to the libravian at the post|oument and fogs, They advocated oftice “swing room," recreation center | tha improvement of the waterway so of the clerks off duty, as to provide a top width from 800 Seven hundred of the 11,000 post| s 350 reet with a 85 foot depth ;wu‘n(- employes in 4'hrm.:n; are ;vun- Calvin Austin, president M' tha ar patrons of the public Hbrary | iy gt Pro / branch mafntained at the post office, | Sastern Steamship ~ Co. sald that Their favorite fietlon includes the books of Jack London, Jumes Oliver Curwood and other authors of wiid | BIFYGRCRL T bompany wolld - B Wetiifavnorth and aea stories, 'They | 1o PO S EREE HERAL RAC want actlon stuft,” the librarian says. | g Bogton, Mr, Austin thought gove And the girls like the love stories crnment ownership and operation Next to the red-blooded fietion, the | ot redult eventually In freight strongest demand 15 for text hooks on [ 1 bl € - a wide varicoty of subjects, 1Tun tolls as charged now were a detri- ment and that with the proposed im- provement his company would be dreds of the unger extra clerks are I % students in various schools and col- § . &t ] ; leges in Chicago, working in the pos 3 = i ew - i |l | 3 S office * to pay their way through school. Between shifts they do their . d studying in the “swing room" library. WAVE l REI]U IN A / 3 The “swing room” itselt occupics 7 several thousand square feet of floor 7 7 ‘ § night from 100 to 1,000 men and F S S H W B oo gninesea " here R | FEWeR Fatalies Seen Since Hea reading, playing cards or checkers, or patronizing the cateteria whion ey Se0tences Were Imposed ' | [ Bl .. ; ) What Shall They Be? themselves operate on a cost basis / f, GERMANS vs SWEDES Detroit, Mich., April 13.—Detroit's A ; Nothing perplexing about that ques- b erime wave, that reached its crest in | 3 tion when you have such broad and ———— 1020, has subsided to a ripple, ac- pleasing stocks to select from as we are showing. Competition Causes Much Unemploy- | €0rding to Dr. James W. Inches, police Y | commissioner Dignified and exclusive tailored ment in Sweden, 145 to 55 Per Cent.| “Passing of the orgy of spending, [men found carrying weapons were RAILROAD CHARGES [ road conditio | | suits of Navy Twill Cord and Poiret heavy sentences assessed against per- |given long terms The number of | Such a declaration made by Julins Twill. Are Out of Work. sons convicted of crime, and regain- ‘thnsol n‘fl'(‘n:;(\s has been greatly les. Kruttschnitt, chairman of the South- 5 Snappy Sport Coats of Herringbone, z : ing by Americans generally their|sened lere within the last year,| . ; ern Pacific board drew supporting re- 3 1 o B (1 Stockholm, March " ling by the Americans generally of their (police records show. Chairman Cummins - of Interstate | sponses from Chairman l"mumm:.m-l ; h\[\",\di‘]:!: :'l‘ ]‘-flzx‘(‘llwfxl:uirul soft fin- man competition is ng a c sible for the passing of the crime| “The American public is beginning also from Senator Pomerene, demo- {ahed matesl They are all ready unued increase In the number of un-| .o pr Inches asserted, [to think normally again and normal crat, Ollo, both of whom said the for your selection and you have the ;‘m&“"])“‘ "?_)“Mf“'z‘;’(‘:”_’];r ‘“:’r'f‘“m'l“‘_il‘v The head of the police department | thinking does not countenance crime,” | Conditions Failed, railroads were bearing the blame | B8 | staction it Beliy smariy anieed i LR, <0y : Y| pointed out that there were per |the department head said. {which should be charged against the whatever your selection may be. employed in the saw mills were Out of | .ont fower crimes in this city dur-| He asserted he had reports from| Washington, April 14.—Grounds for |railroad administration 4 L SRYHE work on February 1 and so were ing 1921 than in the preceding year.|other large cities of the country |the declaration that the railroad ad- | - - - per cent. of those usually employed | ™qp o horcentage is based upon the | showing a similar trend in crime re- |ministration failed to turn back the| Cheeses more than a century old in the fron and steel industry. |major crimes—holdups, burglaries | duction, |railroads to their owners in a con- | are served by some of the wealthy Of the 60,000 registered in fll"_mq homicides. e dition to be self sustaining, was de- | Swiss families on the most impor- different engineering trades, 45 per Get Heavy Sentences Eleven per cent of the foreign-|clured by Chairman Cummins of the | tant occasions. cent. were ungmployed. “Hardened criminals are staying n white population of the United |senate interstate commeree committee | German manufacturers are able {0 o' Degroit becaus of heavy sen- | States 10 years of age and older is [to have been estatblished during the | Charles Dickens insisted on having undercut Swedish prices by 80 t0 50 ¢o 005 imposed upon convicted | unable to speak English. {committee’s inquiry into general rail- | his bed placed north and south. peccent: owing fo theidecline dn the | (o og 0 o iie vl el have to eons ! “‘:“ °‘“‘h"F’r‘”c:‘:“t of the miners {n |tend with the voung crop of ~crimi- = o s are "ot | e Dr. nenes s, These soune o ; $1.98 " $2.98 = but in other sections of the coal| " g it attending conditions ¢ e i olies At L While we regions only 34 per cent. are cm- It them into being as croo v Made of sheer fine quality Voiles and Lawns. o ploved. R show many styles in all white the assortment, with dainty cel- Among fortunate industrics are the | g 885 G FER L0 than they ever - ored trimmings, is as varied. paper m:lm{l‘nch_lrcrs. who employ 65 had before and probably more than | R Denn of Shely SUAHE BAG BhE 165 ifoy pyer will again, They Brew tile trades, with $9 per cent. el i Femrdnralive: lustevil | Then came the industrial slump and | (‘mnmnr('f Committee Declares | = —_———— IS COSTLY of the outbreak of foot and mouth [ P ¢ SERIEIE P T these | diseases in Great Britain, which 00 EY S U N0 cime, Heavy began at the end of January, is about | PETROE HEEEC, (O o orehended s | K 5 £1,000,000. Of this "”“1‘“““ ‘l"” “"' having a good effect in reducing the | o fo y [ of Sdk'-— paid from imperial funds and the ., .. "6 the inexperienced criminals.” | t t SR L ¢ o I S e ollected And Verifie e ; Oy counts. ’ Sometime ago judges in Detroit an- 3 of course you will want a new pair | N - to wear with your suit or frock. You will find our showing most e nounced a campaign to reduce crime Wisconsin farmers own 4044 motor| and began to mete out heavy prison complete; prices range from | Audit Bureau of Circulation !§ Y-¥"""% sioo"s3s0*~ - Buster's Wooden Leg ‘ | . o ’ —and by That Association Only B Fresh Gloves for Easter - —for what is an @;? Easter f]ny cos- tume without a I new pair of Fonaon, e 1. Thebtot cout| 5, S0 SEURIL 1 b et Complete Facts of Circulation Are %% Easter Hosiery 4 : ¥ i \ of Kkid, silk or ca, it has become, during the seven years of its existence, the iz ‘ washable fabrics i . 5 . R . el ” K2 v | (4 your wants can recognized standard authority on circulation questions. ’ b 8\ b LAt Ay . \ from our large stock, Our prices The A. B. €. is not a private institution. 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