New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 23, 1923, Page 6

6 S————— — N New Britain Herald [ "5 Hartford Hig and {ERALD PURLISHING (OMPANY HERA test is to New DBritain what the Y: School football team eleven’ representing the the Hay who Princeton game was to New n hi r. The young men will ight t onor of their school in this city will occupy positions similar to those occ 1 by the Yale men upi o played against Princeton, but in they will have upon their v double v esent not 150 their cit were inspired by niversity, to display sportsmanship, New Brit High feel deeply that / The Associated Pres in hool players should 1id not only by expected the qualities are members of to which they owe a but also by the people of the people which support which the team man or hoy becomes st more greate confidence the placed in him tomorrow up this confidence he | who will play selected to make the team is evi- ALK | dence TEMPERATI of 5 ir to com- | spired. Each one of the players address up- | should justify that confidence; should eems to inspire intempe Judg William | low townsmen proud of what he ha Boardn the subject of words. whose pr talk upon|done. For the moment, while the enforcement © of the [ game lasts, he is more important thai th any city official; more t than news columns of | the an ad-|For he has the reputation of importa the eighteenth amendment in this city has wealthiest in city the the been covered in t person Herald, delivered such ress before the Men's Brotherhood | city's school, the reputation of f the South Church, Wednesday eve- | city in his keeping. Any courageous s was supplement- | act, and exhibition of skill—and any giving sta- | display of splendid manliness in an will redound to the advantage o of | way properly. | unfair & give informa- who a A esses such as these tion to those who hear and e | ity | sincerely anxious to get at the truth| And therein lies the point that makes the situation worthy of em Many \d to ascertain, if it is humanly pos- | the sible, what it is best for country | phasis. may feel that victory in this concern to matter which is of will mean success, regardless of how all An exampl serious | It of Judge Boardman's | the this | tory comes. There will be cheer team if it wins, whether that s clouded by recollectio wisdom in speaking here upon matter which seems to bring, so of-|! sportsmanship, of fuir ter an air of impatience w issen4| or not. But for the ple who ters, was his refusal to prescribe any | count, victory will mean little if in this com- | st taint of 1is that ere is to it the slighte definite steps to be talke a community with which, felt And thi 1 take the New munity he | honor. s feeling firm ho f the members RBrit tonight Yes 1o Hig) We must W probably he was not familiar|shou enough t im a v counce in School foot s to details of enforcement here m win men Boardman are | that game!" but must win a5 Judge make his fellow students and his fel- { watches, ‘ wistfully, gifts of ind other good things to eat being tuken to others, while the deserted e-{ child stands forlorn—nae turkey ‘for his hu Lody. The patients at the sanitarium are not neglected, nor forlorn. The most sym- But when a hungry. nor pathetic care is given them wrksgiving day comes it is not thought to fcel that they ar rottey the good things are when r carricd through the city to other unfortunates, New Britain will be ef to remember the sufferers it fhe sanitarium this year, ptt tled to them onee w that their ition has heen 1gain I have done nothing but hit the high spo ‘Ah! Your life has been a dotted Facts and Fancies BY ROBERT QUILLEN. As a who marry for rule, however, those love marry for keeps. The only thing statesmen in Europe fix is the blame. seem anxious to It it is dull and slow and wordy xome ure to hail it as the great novel of the year. eritic is | In the matter of making strange hedfellows, politics has no monopoly { There is the business of camping out When the ex ts figure out wha Germany should pay, | will know at last just how much to re gret losing ce | | With Ford o disor his mind, and every is getting away be- ondemnation In the police co man has tair chan who is gullty of a three-day growth of beard rtoevery exeept the o who can prohibition markably pure i A governor 1y scold some body clse because sn't rced must be re it We would fee should test now a number of me wi body self-conseious if some announce a male beauty A Kre beet n scientist says shudders whe b to try it on a dead.t non turkeys | labor and most [ | . | Observations on The Weather Al i shintgon, Nov. u today issucd | storm warning: “Advisery 10 a. m.—Northeast | storm: warnings displayed on the At | tlantic coact from Delaware Bre: | water to Eastport, Maine, disturhan cver the Ohio vailey, increasing in in- tensity and moving eastward, increas- | ing easterly winds shifting to west| |and north Saturday.” | Torecast for Southern land: Rain tonight and probably urday morning; slightly warmer on | the mainland tonight; increasing east- {erly winds, IPor Connecticut: probably Saturday warmer tonight; |w inds. ! Conditions: A disturbance cuusing cloudy er in nearl Mississ Turin castward to th igan southward snowing this morn and upper Michigan ture is rising slowly i1 28.—The weather the following *New Eng- Rain tonight and morning; slightly castorly | increasing central over Ohio is and unsetthed weath- 1l districts east of the Rain has occurred 24 hours from Kansas wnd from Mich- It was Minnesota tempera- central fver, coast to Georgia in The the section. ! Conditions vicinity rainy slightly favor for this fair foilowed by unsettied weather with light fog and higher temperature, THIS CITY BUSIEST IN ENTIRE GOUNTY K. L. Brown Looks for Favorable! Conditions This Winter th dritain at present is the bu in Hartford county, accordin thur L. Brown, secretary of the Hart- ford cour manufacturers’ associg tion, S New Britain is under- stood to be picking up slightly. very feature cerning the recent slump is the fact that there has been very little labor turnover in New Britain recently. One wson for this Is the fact that therc demand for unskilled no help of this while men who holding onto Meriden, One noticeable con- re bor and practically kind hired, lLave obs are them wsteady” Workers Occupied There have been some slight offs in &« number of the local factorie practically all of it being of unskilled of the men being laid is being steady lay NU HARTFORD BEAUTIFUL NEW COATS FREE—Souvenir Coupons—Save Them and Get Valuable Articles Free Many of them shown for the first time. All of them orfered at substantial savings. $39.00 NEW FUR TRIMMED COATS OF VELOUR In long full models, collars and cuffs of platinum mouf- flon, specially U ORI $29 $55.00 PILE FABRIC COATS In the dark rich colors, fully lined and featuring the side effect which is so fashionable this season, spe- $39 cially priced .... $69 FUR TRIMMED COATS Of soft rich pile fabrics with luxurious fur collars and cuffs, specially prioed st veinse $49 $125 FUR COAT OF FRENCH SEAL (Dyed Coney) A 48-inch model $98 special at .... $110 COATS $85 FURRED COATS AND Through special effort, we WRAPS ; have succeeded in being able That are exclusive without to offer richly fur trimmedextravagance, exceptional be- coats that would ordinarilycause of their style, individu- sell at $110, at this $79311ty and moderate $6 extremely low price price .... to y cause they | tion of the AIWICE TO NEW ENGLAND tells us that ror was in the habit Ro- | when | History a certain in through charic he | fot the | when the cheer Jits the populace becs 8 the yse 1o th pla usually of the per member, thou also art long and loud it w luty slave to lean ¢ im “Re- Thus ¢ and whisper in his ear | 1ma the Emperor protected himself against the menace of growing vanity Well might President 13 bard, speaking the Connecticut, have text, He manufacturers a pathy with them to them human.” The lished in The Herald of his sour over optimism that by his remarks should Kent Hut at the annual meeti Manufacturers' taken this New B of association o his | speaking to gland | v in thorough sy carried the me “Remember, thou also story of ing a warrn effort intensiy especially. “However 1 us feel 8o self suffi placent that count comp the ecount ars Now of God we grace tiseriminatio We may premacy warning sig st before v competition w And when 1 say bor. the execut i great sibilit H Rats the achievement up the future. There i *“backed by inten splendia fon up THE BIG GAVE Tomorrow, st will be staged the bic ma teur game in which th Slew Britain are ‘Sterestcd. The New on Mary's ¥ield, ! the i more fully bit of 1 ski hen Charlie UL L the pat Perh airly.” strength oys who will play will th ofr “holding | taking £ We'd like Far the determin from any are the er tows While t a lal atioy from e s : A subscriber a this convie- | yyero gy b ks what differc necessity, the splendor ¢ skill them realize the | lunatie. 1 [ put every| pen to be re isr't any if mist you make a conto | work. Mo work floaters'” casily how they must of Perhups they are knowing | sthle from the the t courage, their manhoo. dis into their game on work any one casil der seldon and us v have no unfair t Iking in the I O'H the imy Wit nd men f elt that t the ording t goes O'He Sees Good Winter ors jog ing overtime SANITARITM'S GIVING THANKS vithout it | 25 Years Ago Today ’ d of th ¢ | (Taken irom Her t date .} R WANTS $96,000 DAMAGES FOR - Ei i .07 INURIES BY TROLLBY < New York MBr. and Mrs. G. W. K [spend Thanksgiving at Mre { former home in Worcester Lieutenant Rawlings of ing a men forwa dar, Co. horm g re intended for Kiett's nitarium sory as one Compansy is comp o Aaye round, is that the Nationa! ( d the list time of | and to streei who'!ven § ctieut Co. who came or in t) st of ti ong to or the ty wised joh y when there and for all kinds of help, but velop int are the payre rom e layof one i ocal residence as steac practica hip inly t d work it slig the pe These ity, wi and never when s have seriously af the 1y 2 e in he lass o is o ed there stuy men ean ge from quite a few unskilled men looking for » men who & called become long nsider laborers dropped “floater city, workers, 1 will e ed 1s of ma it is not married who cing very case, Ahead factory s ity this wi work nothin aid My yesterday t factoric although only fwe row work Mansworth As Result of East Main Soes Street Accident. as the overtin Vorvsees Large Supply of Girls Connecticut ames Mansworth of this ecity has| sult for $25,000 against the |anno result of t an n strect 1 t tre ked tiey o August] » out | t $175 FUR COAT OF BALKAN SEAL (Dyed Coney) A handsome &ilk crepe lined s . $137 special ......0. $200 FUR COAT OF MARMINK ' (Dyed Marmot) Of beautifully striped full furred pelts, spe- $159 cially priced at. . $275 FUR COAT OF FRENCH SEAL (Dyed Coney) That feature wide Manchu- rian sleeves, a 48-inch model, specially at ..... $375 HUDSON SEAL FUR COAT (Dyed Muskrat) Has a deep crown collar and a full length model, specially ... $298 | T L T DON’T WAIT TILL SPRING “SAVE THE SURFACE AND YOU AVE ALL”—PAINT AND VARNISH Right now—this winter—is the best time for either exterior or interior K painting. 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TELEPHONE 359 3 and 5 FRANKLIN SQUARE EVERETT TRUE MY FRIEND, at about 8:30 o'clock in the ev Dunn & McDonough are counsel plaintiff and the case is re turnable in the superior court al Hartford on the first Monday De- 'he plaintiff claims that he ereising care as | walked freet at a point about op- | the Universal club house of | Frary & Clark \ that the trolley car r:v-w:i for the Tue s the ASKE To THE UPPER SIDE wouLe SAY, jer He ¢ ecagtorly direction at a high rate perated b of t who 1 incompetent emplove “inex i wrie ted | and lacerations about a fracture wers rms and body, y ribs and in- | Mansworth was | four bro My the ho is further claimed that his| CLASS UNITY BROKEN Nash of Norwalk First of pital ree | manent Death of Dr hose Whe Graduated From Stev- | ens Away Back In 1877, N recent 23 The Nash s brokes " Y g in South what ord for class unity | 46 years nember of the class Institute Tech- firs anfcal | o 5 nin in year for anniversary dinner tes all survive him, engaged In active in June of last | nine clasem: butl one are nsiness POPLE ORDERS CHANGE Associated Press Rome, Nov. 28.—Pope Pius, it was d today, has transferred the the bi e of Alton, Titin- ois, 1 e 7 hus assigned to it Monsignor Griffin with the title of vishop of Springfield. cab o JUDEING DISTANCE D HOW FAR IT 13 FROM THE FLOOR BY CONDO I'M NOT AN EXPERT AT S, BUT IF 1 WERE OF THAT SEAT, 1 — RouGHLY, ALL OF TWO FeEeET Ul