New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 12, 1923, Page 13

CHICAG ROAT WINS BIG RAILROAD PRZE Gives Greatest Contribution lo Eleotric Transportation for Year tising apprepriation 15 the largest of any electrio rallway company in the United States. Newspaper space is used Mberally aleng with ecar signs, company publications, biliboards, me- tion pietures and other mediums, “Ne matter how frequently (rains may run” the company's state says, “if they are made up of cars of ohsalele type, unsightly in appear- | ance, eareless in the manner in which | they perform theld work, if they do & amall favor for a passenger grudg- NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1023, of the two aeis is contained in the primers which have been especially prepared for the benefit of the farm. ers of the country, MUSSOLINT'S MILITARY TRAINER VISTS HiN Sergeant-Major Whe Gave ltallan his influence soon made itself fell One of these days,' said a member of the battallen te me ‘that chap Mussolini will be a greal man I Italy,! History has shown how aceur: ate the statement was, “As & ranker he was extremely popular, but he was always consum- ed with the destve to get into the fighting line, He and Coreidonl went inte actionstogether, Poor Coreldoni was killed by a bomb; Mussolini ex- caped with a wound in the arm, Clothes “Although Mussolini was weunded 14 times, his one anxiely when in hos- pital was to get fit and well again |80 that he could rejein the fighting line, “His activity knew no bounds, He was up like a shot with the bugle at 6:30 a, m,, and he saw that his com- | rades were up as well, 1 understand that his passion for early rising has Premier Teaining, Is Idol of Tal. | ian Colony in Italy | Lendon, Oet, 12-~The sergeant. | major who gave Bignor Mussolini his first military tralyng when he foin- led the Itallan army as a private in | 1016, and who now is a waiter at an English secaside resort, {ingly and enly when asked, the serv- {lee Is not satisfactory, 1r tleket | agents are not ready to answer eor- !rm‘ll\' and promptly any and all questions asked by the public rela- |tive to service, prospective eustom- ers will turn away disappointed and form a poor opinion of the ecom- pany." For All The Atiaptie City, Oet: 12.~The Chi- cago, North Shore & Milwaukee in- terurban railway today was »warded the Charles A, Coffin Foundation prise, consisting.of $1,000 in cash and & medal contributed by the General Eleotric company, for having made the greatest contribution to eleetric transportation during the last year, , The award was made (o Hritton 1, Budd, president of the road and dent.slect of the American Elee- rle Rallway assoclation, as its clos- ing convention session here today, A #oore of companies from various parts of the country competed, 5 Beven acemplishments, populariz- ing service, galning public good will, introducing economies through orig- inal and adapted ideas, improving construction practices, reducing ac- eldents, improving employe manage- ment relations, and reducing new capltal costs, were the basis of the award. Popularizing service, gaining public good will and improving em- ploye relations were given major Agricultural Legislation Washington, Oet, 13,~To acquaint farmers and others with the agri- |eultural credits act of 1923, and the |United States warehouse act as |amended by Congress in February of {lhl- yaar, the Department of Agri- |eulture has prepared and is now dis- tributing widely two primers which {explain the acts. Each primer is ar- ranged in the form of questions and concise answers in simple words so that the provislons of the laws are clearly set forth in understandable language. can Imagine my surprise when morning in the winter of 1016 Musso- visit to Rome when his summer du- ties are over to accept an invitation to call on the premier, . Alfredo Cars minati, the waiter, has become the idel of the Italian colony in England since the advent of Mussolinl and his position has been enhanced by the re. celpt of a letter from Italy's “iron man" answering congratulations in which he is invited to pay a call, “I had heard of Mussolinl,” said Carminati telling his story for the English papers, “but only as a soclal« st orator in the streets of Milan, You one lini and his soclalist friend, Coreldoni, presented themselves at the barracks at Cassolnovo and enlisted In the will make a clung to him, for my friends in Italy tell me he is up at daybreak and ex- pects his staff to be ready for him at 8:30 every morning, “Byery fellow-fighter trusted and respected him and lstened with awe to his tales of a mightier Italy, Hia motto was always ‘My Country First'" | YRLACK FACL" 84 YEARS OLD, Blackface minstrels have held the popular fancy for 84 years and the- ater wiseacres say they are returning to greater popular favor than has been-the case for a few years, There is a significance In the fact that ever since 1840 when the first crude min- strel production found its way to the stage, the opening scene, or ‘“first Family Open army, ‘ Open “Both men were attached to my | battalion and. it was my duty to put them through their paces, It was quickly apparent that Mussolini was o | born fighter. Although he had preach- | ed soclallsm he shed his extreme views | as soon as he donned the uniform of an Itallan private. His cry was ‘Now, boys, get on with it.’ / “He was the oldest member of the | battalion and although or!y a private Detalled Information on all phascs part,” has been, practically the same, welghtings by the judges and on these the winner scored high, Major financlal accomplishments by the road include increasing its | Kross passenger carnings five times in | seven years and its freight earnings 16 times in five years. “We give service Saturday without “dosing” by use of— | Saturday Studyinghard ? Boys and Girls neea SCOTTS EMULSION Evenings Evenings Style Reigns ~ Supreme DISTINCTIVE, BEAUTIFUL FASHIONS FOR FALL AND WINTER Visit us soon while the assortments are complete. Right now every accept- ed Fall Fashion is represented in our wonderful new stock. 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