New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 27, 1923, Page 6

New Brltam Herald CMPANY ted) HERALD (Tssuca PURLISHT ‘ Da Sunday Fxcer At Werald Ridg.. 67 Chur-h Street, N R SURSCRIDTI \TES 800 a2 ven $2.00 \ Montn the Now Writain Fotered at as Second 1= 006 | Member o, The Associuted Press ews pub Membor Aundit Bureau of Circulation —— e VACCINATION ORDER asking consult failure fa smil ician | BOTH CHRIMES 1t driving that made th Similarly there was liee for a long time, tha - permit try, of course was comsidered not against Indian, historic times, protect themseives alwnys wild beasts which might atta any time. The autometsde @@:tainly is not con- “concealed weapor in the early days of th the carrying of firearhs a necessity. 1 secure and even before that P men we forced to gainst the k at | how from work and de- | itself cither landscape to esentations types or individuals w pleasant to (eel that the | is more of ponple pure such a machine| death coming | people, health sidered a weapon, but it is awiy eusily of using voting rep the capable ¢ atisties s Wt sir This may ' pre- | is not wholly but | a mtomobile vail coincidence, onght of today inereus than it used to be, and that ed by the animate beauty carrics no ap- | fresh air and | peal as it used. But if this be admitted being to the general | for environinent vill make it is casy to sce why artists, idea this r. T izuring | human de: popuiar refiect the pictures may litc pite a ed in acei- | contrary, should feel Moreover reason un- time when @ permit | derstandable be seen | be obtain civilized com- | readily rature is picturing The word munities to capon. Such | phases of we all understand,.so is weagon could the span of | painting public is demanding conditions The old with its long, who bore | actual pictures of ¢ automobile, | with which we are familiar. | the does add | “litera " of the past, ntil men | complicated sentences,” finds no sale. calize this it tale of real life that is| e automo- | lived by the multitude, is the tale that ind women everywhere | finds a ready market, responsibility of encour- But possibly the best feature about rests with of these but the comment judgzes testion painting is that which shows the re- f general Many far obtaining | ficction upon the that requirements o joyousness icenses wi made more canvas, believe, perhaps, 1sons for granting we are too joyous; that we permits to carry dangerous weapons | have hecome a nation of pleasure as been made more stringent, unless | seekers. But the seekers after pleasure realize the most of Quite apt to bhe the ¢ something to banish their The the 1 women everywhere not bility cars carefu are always women joyous their personal respons not only [ men and the reverse; their own they ontente: looking for discontent to manage are t to practical to take ¥ ostrac refuse this star true meaning of brighter colors, the many joyousness evidence of cheer- 1t artists of today TICAL v reflect, is the If the two words above the UNITY suggest har- ness and optimism they be said that the present may two great parties | the mony between called their reflect mass of the people forth mood And that mood on any one great issue, ustaposi- | whose work has comments, truly the of the tion of the words is ‘inclined to bring| of incredulity. *“They ain't i a joyous one, animile,” wou the The st on earth Is beautiful to see When rtisanship 1y tax- | whole- | op- | or| The barrer members of tion plan will “work rtedly with the many a bin but faith, whether the ndpat For coal is A Wi with the ob- publi sressive faction sole of promoting the ood," at wning cavity the same time aring that the ove to watch, A rising mercu When Is but a sad program acc many a And yawning cavity - Facts and Fancies and poli- upo Demoerati e the| BY ROBERT QUILLXN | | upon | - | stamp fema what ds { Out be | thracite 18 they would be i““”” whe nobody cares wi costs t's where the v K The man ery | gets well without so | the doctor | who isn't sure pay many ealls from o8’ ave fall States stat rigl n so at “The United onger good grammur How can Ame ndeed rica help Germany ? We bought our ind police dogs | honest Ve rks the di Ivantageous | Nothing in the papers a fow pedestrians slaughtered and retary of | few more dictators appointcd | a should for the r the | cmel g mutilated | the ts merely beeause | | | I small cholec. In town you | mot ind in polecat There's gna exhaust of ors, country it's a position udmin t proves to he| \ | 10, that noth | smid they t is quite pos ent o play ] without being in the old conce 1 Things were days diplomats their real motives behind their beards he tax even worse ol & when conld al 1sed by id pur an America he is telli pointing g ition effective When yon somebody make see eration olae who | prohil at tsclf, a | should od w 1 give for ry hina she Christmas Now is the time t the E set of ¢ w for to her 1ushand cost more inings brake lint Amer t beer to our ittention air g re attitude attit hink how cked it about ' the congreg the preacher be something repentance ation reason why wom careers a desk e is because the jsn’t equal t busine perature "ok of Why t 1n0t badl s cd have pugilists f«"‘ s in our col get rich playi ges. Grad- 1at g footbal on rica remains ahead thar at ev Ame country has mo; and we have one of strects pean tator jer- | intersection has & plan to mobilize . ® Government res ar - 1 | the railroads hoW | pehooves the patriot to pick out a con just | venient shipyard for the pest war, and it Fror— " ' 1t must be pather difficult genera {on loving the common peoy It v they persist in casting their ba stand why modern paintinz is Sing the other foll W« ction of the to takes o - lots { | paign | legitimate ' MELLON WOULD GAIN UNDER HIS SYSTEM lnsurgems Accuse Secretary and Oppose Policy Nov. sives to Washington, the progres plans of and senate of the republican leaders in began today to take more definite form. Likewise there was increasing evidence that progressives and many democrats are determined that any tax revision at the coming sion shall depart materially from the program suggest- ed by Secretary Mellon House progressives began series ol conferences to map out their cam- for liberalization of the rules nd committees, while senate pro- gressives started a backfire on the organization @lan to continue Sena- tor Cummins of Iowa as chairman of the Interstate Commerce committee and elect Senator Curtis” of Kansas president pro tem. the senate. ghteen representatives from seven states attended an all-day conference of the house progressives at which ap- parently no definite decisions were reached. Representative Nelson of Wisconsin, chairman of the group, announced that the conferences will continued daily until iday when zeneral meeting will be held for adoption formal program s to organization and legisla- Thus, on the eve of the repub- organization conference, they plan to have their demands in forn for presentation to the party leaders. Senate progressives have let Sen- ator Cummins know that he will bave their support for reelection as ent pro tem. if he will relin- chairmanship of the In- committee which tion the house a be the both tion lican pre te Commerc to the chair: rule At the Cum- some of rs that position to succeed nanship under seniority same time, however, mins has been advised by regular organization lea would prefer that he retain the chairmanship and leave the way open for elcetion of Senator Curtis s president pro tem. Meuntime, Scnator decided what will friends he that they way can b hold both pears to be a mong leaders within his party only one. He make up his mind publican confere enator they Cummins is un- do. Some of still hopeful » opened for him but there ap- determination, of Dboth elements that he can have been msked to before the re- nee on next Saturs day, the call for which was issued today by nator Lodge of Massa- chusetts, republican leader Senate Progressives for number the senate progres- including the two Iarmer senators from Minnesota, held conference today at the Sepator Norris of Nebraska, those attending said only informal dis- efforts to reach de- or legisla Follette, he say is place genera r to the ) labor a second office but there cugsior some« had without organization Robert M, the senlor senator from who is confined to his grip, attended the gather- of beer on plan son of clsions consin, home with ing their mday have next M of the meet- house demo- Saturday nominated but few, if ation conference i morrats wil advane while assemble next 11 tiekets will e urs ing COngress crats will night. ¥ the leaders sy in each there will hy lemocrat the contests, In their legislative discussions to- iny, the house progressives went on record against the Mellon tax plan as such formal statement, which Representative Nelson, sald had been approved unanimously they found *nothing in the Mel- which tends to stimula business or reduce the any, on plan i A the the ing." taxation plan will be proposed tatement said, “that will reduce burden on small taxpayers contemplated by the further providing from those best able good any treasury ed by passage of the compensation bill. Legisia- ideration calculated to whole and | be submit beginning tax Mellof plan and sufficient to pay to make leficit soldiers occasic ler co country 15 ration of the tion ur senefit the as a Mellon Wash- Star 1t was Me¢ v redue AN @.vear and tio in the income taxes publishers, who, it was aggressively support- proposal and “de- opposing Modify Exoess Profits Tax along the s ouse progressives ¢ both by e some of 1 1 Among there profits Jecretary iblishers of the 1 the Washingte the statement e adoption of the would result ir Me o income o \Iu\ T sug is membe taik of tax, tax s of corpor- ascd inhepjlance is profit Senator Watso republican mem committee that the g be caret tax re undertake our Ny isjons poli- His r of both the sena and Sentiment Grows favor of both a and enactment th Ar- re- ends of Jer Robinsor temocratic e n to W shington peded nfluences at work appear that partial relief g tax burdens can be ae- only by denying just and e treatment to former service wili not star at astor Howell, repubiiene, Ne- ~Opposition | organiza- braska, in the first statement of his views since coming to Washington, said he did not regard tax reduction and the passage of the bonus act as irreconcilable. He also said he Wwill favor railroad legislation which will do away with the minimum rate pro- vision of the transportation act, and also measures for the rellef of the farme: 25 Years Ago Today (Taken {rom Herald of that date) John D. and Aaron Carison have re- turned from a visit with friends in Branford. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vensel of Ken- sington street are entertaining friends from Derby. Mr. and Mrs. William F. Bfooks en- tertained a large party at whist at their home on High street last e ning. Mr. and rs. Albert Slaney of Ken- sington sffeet are entertaining a party of friends from Meriden. Mr. and Mrs. James Shepard have returned from New London where they spent the past fortnight. There were four deaths recorded and five marriage licenses issued at the office of town clerk the past week, The electric light which the couneil has ordered for the corner of Church and Flm streets will probably be in working order by tomorrow night. James L. Dawson has as his guest this week, William Martin of Brattle- boro, Vit. Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Page are receiving congratulations on the birth of a son. Since the water has been turned on from Roaring Brook, the water in Shuttle Meadow has risen six-inches, A. P. Marsh will not be a candidate for councilman in the first ward, He will hold off until the hext city elee- tion Observations on The Weather _————— Washington, Nov. 27.—Forecast for southern New Engiand: Fair tonight and Wednesday; colder tonight and on the east coast Wednesday; moder- ate to fresh westerly winds. Forecast for eastern New York— Cloudy and colder tonight, probably snow flurries in extreme north portion; Wednesday fair; fresh westerly winds, For Connecticut: Falr tonight and Wednesday; colder tonight; moderate to fresh westerly winds, Conditions: The disturbance which was central over upper Michigan yes. terday morning is now passing out the 8t. Lawrence valley, It has caused ger rains on the gulf and south Atlantic coasts. A ridge of high pres- sure extending from Montana south. castward to Virginia is producing pleasant weather with lower tempera- tures in the woestern and central dis- tricts. The temperature is slightly be- low freezing along the northern bor. der, Conditions favor for this vicinity fair weather with frosty nights but warm and sunny durmx the day KILLS OFF WEEVIL Argentine Ant s Said to be Arch En- emy and Eradicator of the Cotton Pest. Crystal Springs, Miss, Nov, 27.—A cotton boll weevil eradicator has been found in the Argentine ant, accord. ing to Mance Dees, a planter near here He planted two patches of eotton on the same farm this season. One of them was in ground infested with the ants, He has brought to Crystal Springs and exhibited to cotton men cost | nate | o| Kimisie, a stalk from each patoh. That from the ground infested with ants con- tained 149 bolis of cotton matured to top of the stalk, while the stalk the other pateh infested with [the weevil, contained only shriveled squares and small, undmnlnpu! bolls. \ CALL WHEAT GROWERS Today will Be Al Thedr | the | trom | ~e i Given rth Dakota Growers Chance to Air Grievances, Washington, Nov ~North 1 kota wheat producers called {upon today at the public hearing be- ing conducted by the tariff commis- sion to present their evidence in con- nection with the propesal of the wheat co of the United States for an i of fifty per ents in the 80 cent tariff on wheat | 1attie testimony was heard opening vesterday |adiourned today to permit North evidenc Young | behait were rease at the which was the sslon unty in_form Representatives and Burtness appeared in their |Couple of Syracuse Women | Run Down, Kllled by Autos N 27.—Two kil -.4 m um,nmomm pight, Mre. Arabella Stod- and Mrs. ¥ A Mrs. Stoddard Ariven River Iater after Syracuse women were last 65 here dard “Iorence 1% by an Mor tha was automobile of Three two struch | down by Herbert ty Miss lighting street car by antomobile by Joseph Bailey, 17 dozen persons sustained minor int in autemobile aceidents during State Sues for $500 for | Work Done by Boys’ School Bridgeport, Nov. 27.—The state filed a suit for | against Tovise L. Snead of wife of Harry Snead in the common pleas court here togay, for the non- | payment of & bill for the construction Connecticut of a house by boys of the state trade | schoo! at Stamford Fred J. Trinder, state vocational education filed the suit on behalf of the state and said jast night | that he had placed the matter in the hands of Director Sevens of the Stamfond trade school. 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