New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 25, 1922, Page 6

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, APRIL 25, wateh sald clock yo ) Frankly, our ambitior New Britain Herald |/cisd v mit a0l ulsenl sl N e i e N telling folks ove cre wha you had changed y rther it HERALD PURLISHING COMPANY wing 1t an hour ) A "W | Ll g (Tosued Dally, Sunday by apted) that when your wateh | At Meiwld Bidg, £1 Chwon Stiest e oo e e | All mankind feois an urie back to| (e g e 3 SERPLES ENERGY, the wild,” And as we study the head ’ lines, It occurs to use that It hasn't BUBSCRIPTION NATES he freguent notices o loeal eon 4 h | 08w Your N G el AR tertainments taking dhe form of the. | f8F 10 80 il AT #3.00 Tiree Months, Rut people will talk in different | | weienls, spectacles, musienles, con | 780 4 Morth, i \ e iR i | ] | ] P B e ind w0 when (h i crts, elub ativities, i all of which | I-.n'!\ntl.lhl\‘ however, the w‘mll\l‘r\ e | Kntered at ths Post OMce at Now Liritsaln pecial appointment inquiry wil o ahid alal Rt AN WANTRD &l -ul.x!u ,.:,.. nd for it \.:...1 ..;utn 1 N a8 Beccnd Class Mall Matter, i be made, as to what sort of agricultural knowledge of the agricul this city participate, inpresses one | tupal bloe, : | ° ® changed his timepiece, would he read - o' 18 meant r L : who notices the total amount of such - Bustneas n;fl'LNle FAL ¥ You will tindy the sWHONL Gy Lore, as Aplendld evidence of | Where does Mr, Bryan get the no-||§ . iy b tlon that he car ¢ his regular| ¥ 4 q M $17,000 a year while holding down a | advantage lsas i ) The only profitabls dvertising medinm in ' to take at 9 o'clock, b v seat in the Senate the City, Clrculation books and presy A New Britain 1s unique in this mat- room always cpen to wdvertisers g 3095 TAUPARH, Tl A mu, el ier, Much good is done through the edule ol the cloek, and the weal lule, not the clock, and th U arocerds of these entertainments, but Member of The Assoctated Press stores a8 a rule will do the same The Arraciated Presa I8 exclusively o : to the asa for re-pub them sometimes lost sight of, eradited to It or nat fuctory clock, on the other n this paper and aleo e ln { b o e Mvnad Lerein. By WUDS IEaAy } women are husy with these matters when the factory starts work at seven Member Aumt Furean of CICWIANOR | oy cennen the manufacturers will The A, B. C. Ia a natlonal organ'zation Beti. sloaks: & vork an Koup s % ¥ i which furnishos newspanars andt eover k ks and an hour|, . ment, Whether intentionally or Any amateur Burbank can cross tisors with s srictly honest analvie of : 4 : wild oats with extract of corn and culation, Our cfrculation statiatios are pot those who take part in some ac- | paise an e N ;‘:—:n":;‘,«?n thin audit. 18 Insires §ro. ri were 18 no reason for any 1 F‘ €= | raise an enormous crop of cain. tivity planned “for the benefit” of this ’ tection agalnst fraud In newspap dis- come in your life except = tribntion figures to both natlonal apd lo ar that, imbibe an atmosphere of | The season approaches when the cal advertiors. hat you will have one more hour of tamily must choose hetween expen- helping something or someone that at Eme—— Salihied dUL sive graduation dresses and new cas- least does them no harm. - S will g bed the same number of ings for the rear wheels., WARNIN( e e s K that you| Such activitics are to be encour- ea business man looks about | hours after you quit work that yo L Awies business man. looks abe aged, New Britain and its people are | 1¢ ever we loarn to understs 8 o note how other|did before, but more of those hours| 2 t him constantly to note he d better and happier because of their | language of monkeys, we'll probab conducted, | Will ba daylight hours than they were ; 4 4 prevalence here, discover that they object to the Dar- to take advantages of any good thing|before. You will sieep the same num- FEERE PRSI T winian theory, also. of hours you slept before, only ekl WOMEN'S PARLEYS. In the matter of clvil service job believes others are making or have e N s ” It is said by leaders of the Na-|pohody seems able to distinguish be g ddisaster in anothe larkness than they were before. You . . ; " JERiRlc Tinzaad dinsatar <A n:l‘\ :, to work when others go to|tional League of Women Voters, who | tween the good of the service and the ||} RI:ED, FIBER and WILLOW SETS of Chan's, Rockers, Davenports, S N B Y Swings, Tables, Foot Rests and Lamps for your living room or porch. of women, that its outstanding ac- complishment was the spirit of un- Hng eight o'cloek when the 10801 L chunnels for surplus cnergy turned to Vel you have heen ace the good that is done the participants Where boye and girls, young men and they have less time and less inclina- tion to look about for “outlaw" enter- S ———— | n which to do things, You businesses in his line are he sees, to be warned by mistakes he more of those hours will he hours of business he notes the cause and looks to his own affairs to see if there is in his business a weak spot that may work, and you will quit when others wre quitting, no matter 1 their . IR REMINGI 16 ARiaD S lehy & After a girl finishes her cducation, | ciocks read, There will be no “hard- Bariaunisiater o i B8 Qoo e Ry derstanding that Is developing among | 'O MENtAl cauipment enables her “J" We are showing handsome Willow Sets with beautiful cretonne cush- wot wait until mistortune hits him; he Ea women 1% SHe" Waktstn MM o R e O e ions. You can select these pieces with a choice of thirty different colors. out at the ninth grade. takes precautions before that —time A ot 3 “WE SHOULD WORRY!"” i ’ comes. 5 4 ; o “There is no doubt,”” said Mrs.| Well, why not use our idle ships to No onc would ever have protected | While the nations at Genon arel v 4 by president of the League, |Carry touists? Apparently that is the discussing what will and what will not only chance to let them have another be done, the United Etates is sitting crack at the taxpayer. I back “observing.”” There is no human himself against enemies, natural, hu- “that from this better understanding man or animal, if harm had not come R T in the past to the unprotected. Past the women of each country for the N R example is the best, the only warning |mind sane cnough or insade enousgh | hiph qualities of all the others . . . . F Of Fl. men have today to give in detail a prophecy as to the |, g the political and social relations oe H-.ts These disasters are warnings. ach fdetails of the arrangements that Willf jofiwoen the American countries may teaches its lesson. be made, the decisions reached. bhe welded together in one harmonious Today New Britain finds that prob- But two phases of the situation are group of sibly it will have to levy[evident. Turope nceds money from| The cyn humorist should not ably or po: an additional tax to put up fire es-|outside Europe. The United States has|yemark that if this is the case in re- capes in places where the school |it. Whatever plan in regard to Russia, | gurd (o this conference of women it board wanted fire pes placed, A ffor instance, is adopted, it will include | will be the first case on record where higher authority has ordered thatlan attempt to get a loan from the|there resulted from such a gathering be constructed for certain | United States, diredtly to the country | a greater appreciation of the high The money will have to he[to be aided, or to the nations from | qualitics of the other women present.| | KSR B | Handsome Grey Willow Rocker Comfortable Fiber Rocker with raised some \\‘,A .I it |tm‘l by a Ln‘,‘ As :;i)ra::(n‘;hv aid to Russia is to be given 'I'In‘lr:vnim.lll ?1!(1)1(:|‘i}hl's r{‘fvr(-u:’ w| | . . with cretonne $ 1 4 95 tapestry $1 7 50 though there had ng een warnings V. rural ‘*socials"” and ‘sewing ees! i A A . . i hough there had not b . ) bl cUSKION +% ares v vss o CUShION™ v, Y 4 cnough in the past there‘comes home | Citizens of the United States, and|where qualities other than “high” afe to New Britain people the danger of |organizations in the United States|supposed to be discussed should be fire in the farm of a spectaculur story [ composcd of its ¢fzens have claims | stifled, ®His intimation that “confer- of women usually bring a more of a fire in a hotel in Washington in|against Soviet Russia. This country | ences' Britain were nts those claims recognized and |thorough understanding of the scal- which people from New dalous things people have been doing staying. There was nothing tragiclpaid eventually. about the warning, as far as people| With some satisfaction and with|and not the good things, should b from New Britain are concerned-—no |apologies for the use of a slang phrase | ‘enounced as false, fatal injurics were suffered, Tut the|almost forgotten, but extremely signi-| OB the other hand there should be rejoicing that there has come a time when a conference of women, whose | itiss Mabelle Rozelle, only police- brains are capable of conceiving and [ woman in York, Pa., gained the re- Larboring the finest thoughts, should | €pect of the street corner flirts after arresting several of them. She keeps her eyes on dance halls, too. warning, bringing home the thoughts [ ficant, one may remark: “We should of the possible dangers of fire, is|worry!” there just the mel It ‘minds — houghtful people—and one does not S5 2 Bigusa il beon e RUSSIA GRASPS STRAWS, have to be extremely thoughtful, at| . ; The picture Russia presents at that—that the last place a city should try to ecconomize is in protection be devoted to such thoughts and the advancement of harmony based on Genoa is that of a man drowning and | jutual respeet, not mutual backbit- grasping at straws—anything, every-| g against a e ent that may threaten against an element that'may threatenl ;.0 us jong as there 1s any chance life. that any one straw will save him. He New Britain is having a “clean-up knows that the ship from which h . week.” In the past people have taken | po s somewhere “off there” and he ! | | e this sort of thing rather casually. 60 that he is not very popular on 25 Years Ago ro/jay o Genuine Reed Rocker Reed Chaise Longue with Spl’il’lg 349 00 L] There was little notice taken 1asti o i but he k too, that |} (Taken from Herald of that date) {| with tapes- 18 § A : i o e L DL S TR fe s seat and cretonne cushions notwithstanding the nUn‘u r of straws near-epidmic came, as the cases WCrC| ¢ \wpich he has grasped, and not-| Thirty dog licenses have been is- in cities other than New Britain. The { (i standing his unpopularity in the |Sued 5o far this year, “scare” passed apparently. Then, & grent shin. the oomesamier of that | . The Nutmeg Athletic, club and the b ) : e 0L e fioavd Uhit B mander of thal|ney Britain Wheel club will hold a ; : an ship wants to save him and will save | meet at the Berli ivi s red again. T é rlin Driving park on smallpox had appearcd again. The au-| iy jf possible. The drowning man will [ May 30, thorities stated that the outbreak Wusynrow aside all the straws he has| 1% G. Pratt left today for a business more threatening. Still little notice | praspad, if only he can reach the ship, [ 1P te New Hampshire, T 3 i g vl '| A local fisherman caught a five was taken. Some people wrote de- . Em oo g 4 5 but meanwhile he is going to keep|ound cel in Shuttle Mcadow lake nouncing vaccination, One physician, | grasping. The ship's commander i of considerable experience, wrote ex-| does not reed him half as much as| Frank H., Johnston will attend the celebration exercises of General Ulysses 8. Grant in New York tomor- row. cussion. man, will be able to work and help| ity Clerk Thompson has resigned Today the report comes that the|the ship back td port as a member of [ his office in order to receive the bene- A A 2 oot th Thoiobns. 1 IE ey verod Joy to Active smallpox epidemic in the state has be- | jts crew and for that reason, especial- to give him at the city meeting. He will be re-clected by the common Women—— were nine cases; last week there were | man back on hoard. council at its next meeting tomorrow twenty-one. §till there is little discus-| The ship is the recognized author- |evening. C ol i E antilever Shoes sion; little general preparation to take [ ity at Genoa. Bngland, or Lloyd haustively of the wisdom of practicing| he needs the ship, but nevertheless the it. Quiet came in the smallpox dis- [ commander knows he, the drowning come serious. Week before last th Iy, would like to get the drowning precautions except as the health ofti- | George, is the commander. He would The women who know the practic- b (] | 1t s of New Britain e ork ke to hel uss| ) ability of short skirts, collarless necks, fes o New Batain wxe vark 0k 0 e R e vuis| FACES el FANEI@S |3 wahon i Soharen v uietly. can help Kurope s inglanc J quietly 1 i roy ind kngland in the (BY ROBERT QUILLEN) advantages of ( lever Shoes. Thiis there -came twarnings. They| vovage back to the port of. stability, e e it e || ’ : . : = Tooking. The sprini shoe siyies High Back Porch Small Porch Rocker 0ld Hickory Chair should be heeded. The fire escapes| Today comes the news that Russia good looking. The spring shoe styles ghould be built at once; precautions| MeCoznizes her drowning position—a | © Culture, what infernal drivel|are so sensible that Cantilever Shoes Rocker with Rattan with Rattan seat as $9.00 | people try to read in thy name! are stylish. They're graceful, well s « aken agair an c e wsition and a need indicatec o sh, i 4 " "r“”‘” LRk DR S OTR IS i'm s i : “;l“‘ "Ip' L - shaped shoes; finely made; reason- ||| seat and of smallpox in this city; “clean-up|¥esterday—as seen by the chiefs of | About the only safe place to bury|ubly priced. L back . back ? shown the Russian delegation. T ftish [1ne hatonet ia A ke and bac K. o 545 u delegation. The British ‘t;r(\‘v(“l:nt( iet is under the national Seb A PR 0 | : < i — And they harmonize, like good pals, pass by these warnings until disaster [ 11€¥ did 5o understand their position | jrome {s an elastic word. It means|with the active life of the modern and that they realized that they had lany place where your radio set is[woman! They're flexible, easy, ef- arked. ficient—full of pep and go. They fit Europe had of them. Thut they are —_— your feet, let the toes bend, the those tragic words: “Too luate.” 1 't 3 “g - urches flex. They add wings to your sping at straws” may be scen in Jootlez . hootch causes feeble 5 .u‘< lex. They adc ng: ) ok P i N inds.” So that's the reason the sup- teeaty with Germany; in the fact | ™M ol Cantllevers are flestbie like youth— ; " | pe 5 ply of prohibition jokes docsn't play kil LR Y RO YOUM DAYLIGHT SAVING at there are reports Russia is ne- :,,,( ¥ ; PV ot stift like old age. They keep the If you have a walch, y otiating with Hungary for a treaty well foot well by permitting good s er ot vou e “se 2 : X ‘ ; circulation and exercise of the foot whether or n V”\ U hav an| whether those reports are true o In this glad spring season, one can| . ins, They support & weak arch | an hour ahead,” you need not bhe|false; in the stories of their discus- | creep along (_-mmh» roads and eat !h.n Hke & bandagn roind the instep.and | troubled greatly by the change to|sions with Japan and, no matter what | dust kicked up by the other fellow's| yjjow nature to strengthen the foot “daylight saving time” which will | excuse for the act, in the lunching of | °*" through the simple exercise of waik- come next Sunday morning at twoe | their chiof with the king of Italy. 3 1"*;\, s SHEL. e Wl i - . b ; — P T ST R T e s gl el 1 2 ot sensin, . Coils und e -the oune !N Porch Shades at New Low Prices Unexcelled line of merely do your busin¢ an hour earl- andle as her chiefs ple OFf course tileve Shown in our store cxclu- A v ” > i fer, by that watch, than you did be- | they will not get it in that way . stve ; Green or Brown : Couch Hamwocks Cantllever Shoes for Men, Women 4 ft. wide .. $3.90. 7 ft. wide .. $7.65 fore. You will find everyone clse do-| more than a wise philanthropist gives ing the same thing. If vou have|a drunken man plenty of money with AN SURIEEED: 7 5 ft. wide .. $5.50 8 ft. wide .. $8.50 s ® changed your watch do the things at [ w hich to *“go home.” The philan- i 8 ft \\'ide 36 25 10 ft W id(‘,‘ sll 25 seven o'clock. You will find others|ticket “home,” and a little ut w ‘e ye S i an Ittie | fant prodigles, but we have yet to These are the well known Vudor Shades $23.00, $25.00, $45.00 making for protections against should i ly observed, To | 1-ord Chancellor said yesterday that | comes would be foolhardy. To remain | criminally passive would be to court|™ ich more need of Furope than PRI m doing the same thing change perhaps. The drunken|hear of one who voluntarlly washes 185 MAIN 7\ Or if no one ever mentioned any-| man may sell the ticket and use the | his ears. - thing other than Standard time there ;44‘ h Russia may try to realize cash 3 - would be no confusion, provided you | from the material help given her, Rut |, ADOUE the only time o small town | g MmEResSS | really enjoys a scandal 18 when the 3 q ; remember that everyone and every-|she will helped after she has|preacher is caught holding the so- _IALALE—— | thing, included the railroads, are go-|throw aside the straws unless the|prano’s hand. x 1 . Watch For 3 ® [ ¥ ing to work an hour earlier than for- | leaders of the contference decide the & merly. It you are to meet a mun at | time is not yet—that she fs hopeless| WY are il these men ddie? Arent) f “MORAN OF THE “Connecticut’s Best Furniture Store” there a few more strects where j x o'clock” you would know he|for the time being. The powers Will! o ro0q paving can be torn up LADY LETTY”: meant Standard time, and if your un- then remember the “straws” to which peplaced? S i e —