New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 19, 1923, Page 6

» : ¥ 3§ 6 New Britain Herald HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY (Issued Daily, Sunday Exeepted) At Merald Bldg., 67 Church Street SUBSCRIPTION RATES: $8.00 0 Yea §2.00 1 75c a Month nd Class M Matter TELEPHONE CALLS 926 1 sing medium in tio and press room always open to advertisers. Member of The Assaciated Press. The Ass s xelusi - all new erwise credited pan n news pud Member Audit Burean of Circulation. hase ' ¥ s pro tribu fien to bo national ani rtis T fevald on In New v Cer ' st 3 Angel Arcade Station EDUCATION W K ain NEW BRITAI DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1923. E e [the game was over the joyous Yale|these “fathers” have brought to them. i men danced and marched over the| It is in the hope of finding homes AMPH"]N [;L”B PLAY ‘ Princeton portion of the bowl and|for many of these little wards of the cheered Princeton while in their ears|state and of satisfying that palhonc! | rang the complimentary, yet sincere|longing in their hearts for a mother, | N HEEEMBER 14 | cheer of the men from the college|a father, that the Bureau of Childj | they had defeated. The coach of the | Welfare of the state has sent & ropr'(‘-’ = | winners said little, nothing to offend. | sentative here. The appeal is nn!‘H. s_ Dramanc Gl“b fo G”e | The coach of the losers declared they | made to “save the suffering,” to “feed | | had met a better team and had been | the hungry.” It is an appeal to the| “Gome om Oi me K][chen” : defeated. No excuses; no gloating. The [ heart of the people of New Britain | | songs sung in celebration, while os-|who really wantto have one of these | tensibly boasting, contained that spirit | healthy, normal children in their own| The Amphion club will produce its | of good nature which could bring no|homes. This is the appeal of Miss first play of the scason on December feeling | Katherine B. Beach, field agent of the | 14. The play décided upon was Alice There are aspects of inter-collegiate | bureau who may be found by persons | Duer Miller's famous play, “Come contests such as these that show [ wanting to do this kind deed, in her|Out of the Kitchen.” The cast will som ing far finer than the love of | temporary headquarters at the Visit- | begin rehearsal immediately. victory {ing Nurse Association, 52 Center| The characters and their parts are et | strect. Tt s not necessary to take out|as follows: Olivia Dangerfield, Dag- . | “ASHES OF ROSE adoption papers immediately in order | mar Carlson;* Elizabeth Dangerfield, native there is a sug-| to become the “mother” or the “fath- | Lillian Koplowitz; Mrs. Takener, Alice cdy sweetened by the|er” of one of these children. Take|Pittsinger; Amanda, Margaret Peter- of happiness in the name | them for a little visit in your home | 5°"¢ Burton Crane, Charte ‘.““g“.v" | { Salon Tucker, Robert Christ; al s of Roses.” This was the name | and then if their happiness and grati- | Dangerfield, Joln Slade Charles given to an appealing poem for which | tude does not become a precious| Dangerfield, Gustaf Carlson;Randolph . Theron Wolcott Hart, of this city, | thing to you it is not necessary to| Weeks, Charles Covert : sed music so thoroughly appre-| make that visit & continuing one| The Song committec of the senior mm" | | mid-vear has been chosen as ciative of the sentiment of the words; | through the years—years that would| ¢o1jows ’ wley, chairman; so delicate yet splendidly strong that | likely make enduring the strong bond | Ebba Eimgren, Mabel Carlson, Gladys skilled musicians in a distant part of | of parent love. Hogaboom and Agatha Benz. the country have judged it to be the S i Battle Oficials. T AT 3 ; | The officials for the Hartford-New C\v best work of the character submitted | P Britain high school game which i‘ to W in a contest in which hundreds strove be held at St. Mary's ficld on Satur- THE SEDAN e e v | Facts and Fancies v S s "oy « % g y | Referee, W. T. Cook, Columbia uni- mugic of which New Britain people | BY ROBERT QUILLEN. | vorsity; Howard Cann, New York should be proud, for it was in New | | University; head linesman, Harian A. F.O.B. FULLY Britain that the first stamp of ap- | \ Sexton, Harvard. DETROIT EQUIPPED | proval was given to the work and it| The papers usually describe every- Physical Director George C. Cassi- Sinere Wil {ha Gamneser mnkte his} thing the bride wears except the 100k | dy and Henry Zehrer, member of the of triumph. | football team, visited the South End \ Sor Y. ¥ y result of the cat i resourcefulness w s v ional Educa- | tion W t apart to encourage, there w ne a method of empha- sizing 1 of | things 1 way other t} At now so comy ¥ use amely by calling the Weeks e ¢ repeti- tio s s rials, on t s N s en away t the « v y is ask catior practical weapon the str for existence, and grea wark against the evils that come fr ignorance, Statistics will be road publicly, much will be written and spoken. publicly and educated THE GAMY pothing gam in games between (hese universitics emphasizes young men, enc 2 &8 a part of the fions. 1t is & spirit ir play, spe manship, modesty in s «s, Courage in defeat. Not a playcr Jef whether of the n which was winnis team ng defeated or the t# out hearing tl whom ke had fought. When eheers home. At a time when the whole country Anther nice thing about being mar- is acclaiming football heroes as welt| ried is that only your wife's thumb| | fs | it may, it good to note a victory gets into the soup. men this city in thi oI noth t can beat @ It is well to emphasize | y place if rnace t t f t ts in| keep t s€ | r f play, and it Yerent " C rvelo = ” ’ : *hich dev °P | enough tc play go \ the artistic. That New Britain does| gistant does the work | appreciate the artistic as well as the | — other phase is shown by the ount| Most of the classical dances remind The Herald of the enthusiastic|Y® of UYing to get into a union s X in an upper berth | manner in which Mr. Hart's ““Ashes of | 2sgleltes | Roses™ us sung so well last winter by | The automobile replaces Dobbin very well, but an old casing above the door won't bring good luck Philip Shailer, was received. Tt won ! great prize of popular approval at that time, und its worth was recogniz- ed and given publicity, Now the mus- | thecondition of Memoria park and investigated Memorial field, This was done after the athletic de- partment had heard the rumor that field was in good enough condition for the game sinc the All-New Britain team was able to play there yesterday. They re- orted that the ficld W most out of the q t parking vicilities ar inferior Mary's fleld previous would be great in to the game would make to play. Mr. Cassidy will try to get the bleachers from the park for St. Mary's field on that day, it was announced. The promenade committee of the senior mid-year class met this after- noon in the Academic building. he class night committee will meet to- morrow noon in the same place The observance of National Educa- tion week opened with special exers it impossible diator give it grace and poise from every angle. ‘ Wide doors, hinged to open for- { I ward, folding front seats, well spaced | interior, dark brown broadcloth up- | holstery and attractive interior trimmings add measurably to itsindi- | viduality, comfort and conveniencs. See this exception- ally desirable new Ford product in Ford showrooms The Tudor Sedan is a distinctly new Ford body type, admirably de- signed for harmony of exterior appearance and excellence of interior comfort and convenience. At $590, its price is not only lower than any previous Ford Sedan, but lower than any sedan ever put on the American market. Body lines, long- panel rear quarter windows, broad cowl and high ra- | These cors can be obtained on the Ford Wechly irchate Plars | - 2 experts selected by a great Chica- | | cises in the Senior High school audi. er go newspaper have added their ap- | torium l:n~'lnm§nwg', '|;\..n|.:".t’|”)‘.:“ 1":;;; £ ¢ g ents and Teachers ssocia . & preciation to ours. Mr. Hart is to be | hold its annual meeting in the audi- 200 East Main Street Phone 2701 congratulated on this accomplishment. | torfum. The assoclation will have a - | special program of musical numbers H WORD FROM AMERICA [ by the high school orchestra under Preside Coolidge's declaratior | the direction of George Matthews, : it ArAtOR | 11s & great idew to convert all the| supervisor of music at the school that i ot in favor of a| . . ges. No telling when the Chris-| Monday's auditorium exercises will be Hohenzollern restoration probably has | tjan nutions will need them as troops. | repeated on Wednesday, and other wwed the Franco-Britis Kntente _ | exercises will be held on Thursday and This 18 the statement of the Europea Few rich men's sons amount to| Friday. S [ j tion as ‘, ted -{ ,. V\‘ | much, Unfortunately, howcver, this is This morning Harold Skinncr gave | lation as prascnted n the New| ., . rue of poor men’s sons un interesting talk on the history of ¥ Her this morning, comi National Education week, The presi ' ver and ¢ sponde Trueks serve well, of course, but it| dent’s proclamation was read by John | in Paris, Laurence Hills, ‘This §s u|seems odd to tax the ratiroads to keep [ Slade, and the reasons why we should g o orl Up ® competitor's roadbed observe education week were glven by » ! who o e | Ruth Hateh, This same program wi i N. Y. Hera disap No man really rejoices whe gets | bo given on Wednesday and on Thurs- | prove of a 1 nited | g i stenographer He o she | d 2 garet T 1 \J i S(‘“e I’ohce lnvestlgaie States dnted” with a sug-| will get married within six months, | education advantages offered to the, : . . | " SBAAD A Gheiiihte Senior High school ~students. This Strange Fire in Fairfield|| Qbservations on R | This is an experimenta as that l“'l‘ be repeated on " e b oltered AfiAIN ASSAI[E[] Fairteid, Conn. Niw, 19~<Poitos] scientist says, but too many of the ex bl bt deviitge B B are investigating a fire which early to- Th W h For in this statement may be seen | periments end in a divorce court. | tanight follows: Overture, “The “'" day did damage of $3,000 to a dweli- e Weatner the beliet of one ) 0bse r that| —— en Scepter, .\"u'l“ll ‘Hw \ ““ fi‘y"' ;'L ) ing house on Gray street owned by {a mere word fror has{ ©Of course the male sex is superior. | chestra; violin selection, MunEro SR> . ’ . | Frank Petraitis, The house has been , . Eoppiineabapdamurh aish the mello A Day Venier “H]‘H‘““A d i Kd S ld - s . & e Washington, Nov. 1), - Forecast prevented the happening ¢ thing | Not nearly many heir (\” Hibclern (S | coused o | nappm 0 ler without an occupant for two mOnthe, | (o vouihern New England: Fair 80« S : 3 1o bring great. | C0UCAUON tn the elghth grade 8 | ! . After the fire a still was discovered 4n | i ang Tuesday; rising tempegse could scarcely fail to bring grea - — | the building, which gave evidence of St o g ' 1 " Tom 0 ture Tuesday; fresh northwest win or disaster in Europe. 1f this one word The very idea of spending so much L YMENT IS | having cxploded. or Connecticut: Fair tonight and 1 P o ch | for stadium [ there isn't —— — — m . ich | - " 5 Tuesday; rising temperature Tues« aa pre ing a|®pace to accommodate half the stu ”NEMP [] Washington, Nov. 19.—A charge | CHILDS CO. RAISES DIVIDEND |day. Fresh southwest srinds. or ¥ ad | 10N ! “f”” e WaaPhed | New York, Nov. 19.—The Childs| Conditions: Low pressure 3 Sesiredi el - Charles Kasavage, . World War vel- | ompany, which operates . nation- |the northern border is causing A : | o, 4 el e M 1o |Wide chialn of restaurants, today an- |tjed weather from Montana to Mal L l wel # | Mate of e, e was made | Bounced an inerease in the quarterly |1y was snowing this morning in A ion 10 & dis- | ‘,/2 o ’”‘f‘ s o | commion_stock dividend from $2 10 o1 New York, Vermont, New % = ' : : 2 today before e senate veterans' coms- & s - 4 | And to be = B ld S C I Th . ’ $2.85. The regular 1 8-4 per cent|give and Maine. The fi : : e == fl win ayS ampfll Il S I TDIS | rmitvee vy :;run" sentative Johnson, re- | 4iigend on preferred stock has been ‘,,‘r,,ur,‘. was reported r,-;: ::.n is pe = = | publicar axhingtor declarcd . sary fo country to bind i = | Violated Court Order | Ont., and freezing temperatures in g | clals of the bureau acted in violation 0, S Sepsi favor for this vicinity fair peoy rey o8 ——— s estraining order issned by the| An old flame makes things hot for|with frosty nights but sunny &n@ No » fight r Thi ‘l" i . t 1 A Ated Pross. . . courts and that he had been [Many a man.~The Lyre. warm during the day, : & or given by us.| ted hy cafe r';hq~ o W pet- Lond Nov. 19.—Prir 1 wked by Director Frank T. Hines of | the powee] OB PATUEE IR Lhe Pve SwY Stanley Baldwir g election { 1he bureau to present the facts so co ging p.a is apy el et ’ { A protest was made by Mr. John- | % s ment and not The 3 g on Sovember & 09 DO - AND B0, OUR TOQIGTY MAS @ t Bandits have Helll e twe Nebraakal 1 e g it | D 0. Smith, one of the investigators APAcCE, ON THE OCCASION O 1| parmers, Whic tndicates Uhst the] harder y O notacturing of testi.| [|OVR NINTH ANNUVAL BANQUET, 17487 . y| wheat brokers don’t get to trim all of 1f the m world are upparently to be used later | INDEED SRATIRYING TO'NoOTE.A, MING g af ther o ot whe " 8 t affecting the status of the APIRAT OF «-v - = ; : — f ca Ras ourt at Wilkes-Barre, « v th traction fall on © " | ey Abeseagy instead of being shared | Defends Soldier's Wife A CHILD'S APPEAL ou how to g the peoples of the world?” he | o 0 or that Mrs, Kasavage had P been improperly appointed guar g . r husband in the state | e i 1 we Nepresentative » ’ 1 W L the appe ! v s been | ¢ \ i ecr by a " - e also T * . 1 themse Wiouis 8 - - B P t prohibitive rift i who are able by | oo i . t ' ¥ 1 burea « Wis guar | o ! T . ma h o id s ved | 25 Year; Ago Today What prospecte of Europe re-| «nd misery and destitution . existed a yenr ag s & P E “ ! §(Taken irom Herald of that date) O the committee hegn " T — s 2 PRPRERENSI—— { - EVERY QATHERING LIKE THIS i AR ¢ side disiocat [HAS 1T'S CUT=UP wHO ASPIRES S Worcester gium and Ge To BE THE (LIFE OF ME PA'\TY, er i ctani or BUT TON'T FORGET THAY “IN ; > th s o teg- | ¥ . Tve MIDST OF LIRS " ice gam o e WE ARE IN h k in H vusing y . e L o rosulty . nerr ta anciers o8 inspector xploiting Lorraine o or the Jum of what "t frm class| Germa orkmen with ten-how yrove by witnesses : X0 - any ¢ t for taik but for action. | and the Jist of the witnessss that he ' was granted toda would have cafied { " - . a8 Powell to erect 5 dwelling on A Medical Marvel More Charges Likedy elsewhe 2 g duty ondon—Aifred Davis s beer John ¥. O Fys rssen, SR— Py chap sident John Andrews of Tegner |living 18 years with a broken neck. gor the committes, repiled that he | . oh | loage and Miss Peterson of Hartford | Y#t he is one o most cheerfal | had tried to keep Porbes' name out i the grand march at the fair last | patients at rtamouth Infirmary. | of the estigntion but that he was ild as this i ad ven though he is forced to spend W8 | forced to bring him into it by the evi- | oy . ‘e ar that Johin Moore of New Britain attend- | Msys 1 a whee hair. He received | gonce whi estigators had gath- | e mot to fe they | ca a meeting of representatives of all [the a s rom a scaffold wred J sepresent 1ove 4l eyen of | basketball team ihis vicinity 1n Additional testimony concerning " Meriden last nig One Shining Fxception mafters to which Flias W w.vm.n] g Frank & & of Franklin street Did any of 3 family ever make | has testificd are coming in every day.” | - = 08 1 as purchased Simonson property |8 aml marriage” O Ryan said i just how far the | wlo some s 1 ¢ in | yn Camyg ; e agency of§ <O my wite —Boston Bvening | committee desires 1o o im0 . thei es Lhe happiness which 'h-y,;.!uhn M Transcript, i mains for the committee to decide.