New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 6, 1923, Page 20

EXPERT CONDEMNS | BABY TALK PHRASES Dbclares Expressions - Are -In- jurious to the Children Chicago, April 6.—Baby talk, de- fined as “an expression of self-vibrat-| Lng with parenthood,” is condemned ¥ Miss Marion Lanphier, Ph.B, in- structor in essentials of speaking at| the national kindergarten and elemen- | tary college. | Exhorting young f and moth- | ers to 'ware of tta rlin' "' and “wittle wambkins" and kindred terms/| of parental endearment, Miss Lan- phier points out that only six out of every ten children escape detrimental irhpressions “from the absurd lan- guage of their parents’ affections,” Serlous ' Side Says Miss Lanphier: *There is @ serious side talk which is forcefully pre the students of the national ‘kinder- garten and element college, Dur- 4ng the first six years of the average child’s life he passes from the isolated syllable stage to the full sente 3 stage of language development. From there on the process is an intricate elaboration of all the twists and idiosyncracies of English expression. Weak in Language “Woe to the child who has been a bit weak in language development| and who. has had in his ears incor- rect auditory imagery from early babyhood to the primary grade per- jods. There is constant danger that this child may be either weak in his lnnguagn development or so pre-| cocious in some other development that the language proc not weak in itself, is simply retarded hefore the stronger growth, mentally or| physically. In either case the practice of baby talk is a distinct <1ru\m‘r; Furthermore, baby talk is frequently | groundwork for a development | in stammering, a handicap which may continue throughout life.” OUTLAW BANDS FLEE " BEFORE AEROPLANES| to bahy ed to (BLIND MAN INVENTS | NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, AGENTS OF SOVIET Here’s a popular way o serve Kellogg’s Bran—greatest heaith food! Most every one who realizes how effective Kellogg's Bran is for the permanent relief of constipation has theie own particular way of serving this wonderful cereal, Most familics eat it s real with milk or cream, Others sprinkle it on their favorite | hot or cold cereal, Every ono enjoys its nut-like flavor! 1 you are cooking a hot cereal try |ca this method ;=—Measnre off two table. [ha spoonfuls for each member of the family, Mix it with the ccreal and cook us you always cook the ecreal, Kellogg's Bran is scientifically pre- pared and ready to eat, but latory powers are in no way in i you cook it with other cerca Kellogg's Bran has won the {riendly recommendation of physicians boeause it does give prompt and permanent ou da in ond L e ___________} SWEDISH SYSTEM HELPS By relief from mild or chronic constipa- tion and beeause it ean be eaten with. t forming n habit, Again, Kellogg's an - will free you from drastic, ngerous cathartics, When econstipation conditions exist your gystem or when you are threat- ed, do not take half-way measures. TFoods with a partial bran content nnot froa you! ‘What you must ve is Kellogg’s Bran becauso it is ALL BRAN! Go the limit; get relief! Lvery momber of your family will delight in eating Bran raisin bread, muffins, pancakes, macaroons, ete, - | Recipes on evepy package, fitart eating Bran to-day! Get well —keep well—keep digease out of your home! First-clags hotels, clubs and irants serve Kellogg’s Bran in individual packages, All grocers, LANP THAT RIVALS SUN PAY RENT AND ALL TAXES P'roblem of Producing Artificial Ilny light Has Been Solved in Swe- den, prob- 1 day-|mq Stockholm, April 6 lem of how to produ light by in Sweden periments known D the Nobe! pri staf Dalen, Under the light of a lamp just per- fected by Dr. Dalen, colors may be| matched as accurately if they were being viewed in the light of the sun. Fn some ways, indeed, this lamp is * more s ctory than daylight, as the latter varies somewhat with me- teorological conditions, and is further- more affected by reflections from col- ored walls or furniture. The principle of this new process for obtaining artificial daylight con- sists essentially in filtering the light from an electric bulb so as to absorb a part of the red and yellow light rays. The ray filter is_made of op- tical glass of the highest quality. A curious fact in connection with this new invention is that Dr. Dalen, the president of the *“Aga” company,' and the inspirer, if not the m\enlox, of most of the company’s products a series of n company e winner, Dr, of ot fol to di G hn n solved ! pay his rent, insurance premiums, which is!General ment bureau, stitution which announces the comple- | of its organization in Stockholm. This unique bureau s organized for|loan. the purpose of relieving its members all personal worry and inr‘on\u tion monthly, paying an crowns, or about 75 cents, and mem- {bership dues of nember then instructs 1 neral Installment. F ment Bureau Qrganized in Stockholm Stoeflholm, in does not have to remember nor suffer Installment Fund and a cooperati » in making payments of quarterly, semi-annual, her periodic The operaticn of the llows: Membership admission is serurml fee WS, deduct weekly ments from his p rect to the bureau, and must large enough so that the sums aceru- ¢d will eover the payments of rent, light bills, insurance premiums, taxes and other recurring dues which the| April 6,— In Sweden a dues, and generally to | encourage thrift and financial prepar- edness for meeting such personal ob- ,mq no special changes will be made | ligations. | | of three The employer 8 -l will be settied hy Moscow and I shall‘ id and Pay- | struction on soviet principles. |er thing which it is necessary to do s his income tax, or his!cial and private trade organizations in the | erder to work out a plan under which | penalty of forgetting, if he joins the|the work of these banks here may be| Pay- | desirable, ervice in- | |ent is the floating of an dnternai gold Ur‘vrv(ln in gold which we think will hm | sthle | nances according to the soviet prin- _hun heen instructed to levy and col- TR VP WILL CLOSE BANKS M. Karlin Makes Statement He Will Be Responsible for Finances Viadivostok, April 6-+M. Karlin, new commissariat of finance i the Jar st, who has just arrived here from | Moscow, has issued o statement ex.| plaining that IIT will he held respon- for reconstructing Siherlan fi. ciples; and also announcing that he ‘ect taxes, both direct and indirect, Liquidating Banks | “Besides this,” he added, “T am en- trustad with the task of liquidating all tormer banking establishments, Amom: the banks which are to be |liquidated are the local state bapk, all joint-stock banks, and societies ?or mutual credit, The latter, if found/| | necessary, wil] be allowed to continue xhph‘ work, but only after their recon-| Anoth- to clear up the character of the work done by #he foreign banks established here and to define their position. Ior this purpose T am going to summon a | meeting of all government, commer- Floating Gold Loan “The most important task at pres- | The first bread loan surpassed| our most optimistic expectations and| ill be repeated in the course of this r. We are also floating a lottery| very profitable, “No new taxes will be introduced| the tax system. Our main object | to get arrears of taxation and in| gathering these we shall always keep| in view that we are dealing with| wealthy people. | “*All private banks will be liquidat- | ed and the question of foreign banks| !meanwhile only watch over their op-| | * | erations. “We shall establish a stock nn\l' goods exchange here, ““At present we have no way of pro- | hibiting the circulation of fore‘gn\ B Toledo, Btates just outside Toledo, was swept by a|beyond control, due fire yesterday afternoon that, fanned |water supply. by & 80 mile wind, entailed a loss|blaze with water piped half a mile, | century. FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 1923, Net and varlous types of lnce mak- ing have been practical from antiq- uity, but the processes of crocheting and knitting by hand originated In Scotland, it is belleved, in the fifteenth estimated at $600,000] / About 100 families living nearby were driven out when the flames got to inadequate Wiremen fought the £500,000 FIRE AT TOLEDO, \unnl 6, = The United Mall€éable Castings company, HARTFORD 'HARTFORD Oh Boys! You Must See the Wonderful Penrod Suits We Have Just Received They're snappy suits, we'll tell the world; and every suit is supplied with 2 pairs of knickers. They are m:¥e of ihe sturdy handsome Penrod Cloth, are reinforced where most needed and guaranteed to give absolute satisfaction. Top Coats For Boys and Juniors Coats cut on mannish lines in single and double- breasted models. Tweeds, homespuns and herringbone effects, with- out belts, full belted and half belts. The coat for present wear. $18.50 himself blind, having lost his while completing experiments with one of his inventions, the automatic light buoy, which is known to mar-' iners all over the world. For Saturday One hundred Penred Suits too late for Easter but plenty early for spring; in tan, grey and brown tweeds and homespun mixtures. Every stit has one pair of golf and one pair of regula- tion knickers. Sizes 7 to 18. Included with these will be an assortment of our reg- ular stock suits. « For Satuz%;’r”‘ the specizl prices will be $12.98 1498 §$18.50 Boys% ng Shop, Fifth Floor. bureau meets on account of the mem- | yioney in the Primoria but we shall : are even loan funds *at|tpy to introduce legislation to control | 1 of members who are injthe currency as it exists now. We |propose to introduce bank notes which may be changed into gold at||H any time and bank notes of small de- | nominations will be issued.” After More Than Year of TFighting Peace Has Been Made Between $19 98 - $22.50 For smaller boys, ages 214 to 10, we are sho“mg topcoats and reefers in pretty tweeds, homespuns, coverts and whip cords. $5.98 » $15.98 arrears upon entrance. Resides the handling of general in-| stallments for the interest its Bph rtment s | a department | e policies, | === WARD OFF GRIPPE BROKEN Get rid of that cold quickly before fev. | \pm 6.—Another imperial | erish conditions set in and you have a bad | | precedent of Japan has gone by the | case of grippe. Leonardi's Cough Syrup | hoards. Prince Jujimaro Yamashina | (Creosoted)” quickly soothes and heals hird son of Prince Kikumaro Yama- ,’::'g:h';;:;’,' Secnstp phlowm, proteets fet |8 r.,,[,.'_,,u:i na, has decided fo enter the Tm- | It@yon -have s Hght cough, bad eold, ||} Invalids u y at Tokio as a stu- ::frw or bronchitis get a bottle of Leon. |3 Children Hp"l of li Heretofore im- | ardi’ 5 ’s Cough Syrup (Creosoted) and ward | |§ ‘The Original Food-Drink for All Ages. | perial princes by custora have enter- off more serious trouble. ed’ eithe e 1it or naval serv QuickLunchat H O d’ either the mili v Forces April 6.—After| fighting, peace | between the Abdullai Mah- sntier of In- itish leaders Peshawar, India, more than a year of has been established British forces and the suds on the northwest dia. The terms of the i Bave been accepted by the tribes in foll. They provide that a road be| built from Sara Rogha to Razmak, to be paid for by taxes raised from the gribes, and that outposts be establish- €d within the tribal territory. Y The warfare has .been ‘carried on mainly by air and the British fles have been very small. Sixteen mbing airplancs and an armored ain formed part of ‘the British uipment. The bandit forces in the Vicinity of Nushki have disappeared §o the morth. They succeeded, maintained, - s for the w, ask for HoFlick's: The ORIGINAL Maltéd” M;lk Safe PR Tokio, .ing cough and croup. The safe, sure aud \ ice, hence yamashina is the | | pleasant_remedy that you can depend RichMilk, MaltedGrainExtractinPow- | .t of the o family to attend a | UBOR. Protect your children and your der& Tablet forms. Nourishing-Noeooking. s 2195 s a graduate of the | self. At your druggists, 8@ Avoid Imitations and Substitutes ' Peer's school, Ho Sold by City Drug Store. how- @ver, in Jooting a convoy in the neigh- ’orhuod of Hurmuk, and in inflicting her serious damage. ?I’Ilmvno air operations, which have Been carried on since early in Janu- y, have effected great destruetion in inemy areas. Dinour, where the no- ) grious raider, Mussa Khan, was sup- ,flmenea 3 Greatest josed to Be hiding, has been bombed Values With ruinous results. ¥ Bombing planes and artillery were fesorted to after infantry forces had failed to drive back the outiaw bands. ine bombing flights were made, and more than five tons of bombs were ropped on the towns of Makin and alikhel. ‘Al the machines returned mfely. Six-inch howitzers were used the shelling of Makin. The moral ffect of these air operations is be-| leved to have heen considerable I Raiders are reported to be-active | on the Persian border. A party near Dazdap was followed hy. Persian groops and le The latter ‘returned | sith a portion of the captured loot, nd claim to have killed several of the tuiders. including the notorious lead- rgport- Helmand A National Institution Built On Quallty' The Pes@ Institution. with the largest chain of Good Clothes Shops in America, er, Fete Khan. The gang wi ed to be retiring up the river. The “‘Student”’ PsQ breathes that big American Spirit of “Pep,” “Punch” and “Proficiency”! And never was this more apparent than this Spring! smart, snappy styles, colorful fabrics, extraordinary values, full of that “Pep.” ““Punch’ and ““Proficiency’ spirit that is characteristic of Pe @ Clothes—awalt your inspection! *Commodore™ Pe@ Model 79 Give Your Chicks The Right Start which is just another way of saying Feed them IRTHMORE BUTTERMILK. . BABY CHICK FOOD It will cut down your losses from bowel trouble and leg weakness and develop your chicks into healthy, heavy- laying pullets. 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