New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 6, 1923, Page 6

New Britain Herald HERALD PURLISHING COMPANY (Tssu <y pted) Member s Ludit Burean of Cirenlation HARDWARE SITUATION pre time ions were too oy ng is occupy- jobbers and retail- wardware markets ports mas arly of Chr substantially omes from indicates two rly repor! & good PLANT THE SEEDS tne will posse tempt for them eager advocates of any wise plar to perpetuats will bring bappines= Not G® policy obtain, GEB in the pations | that violence that alone in 1 v NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, in exactly the | Facts and Fancies| QUILLEN, nt the peace | far corners of the globe young, that me way as the American ides t promisc | strange at first to the individual who seems, to- m i shores from other lands, BY ROBERT ndividual or a The un « part of that i his prog One golf the work Assist Amer- who d Y weather. mt to s the president: during the for littl t is the universal 1 the of the the i be o wise, ge vast majority United States. 3 | wants prohibition, it that isn't being| nd really If Icela stamp ot lat we have a used they can see. \ -- The great need of the wheat farmer present is fewer experts and more ightens | EXPOTtS: ghtens from now history will Ther is small indeed those men and womel must declare that through ‘foreign entang we in the | who, today licy | no such vision the eloud of at party. There lements’ vthing of this |—the catch-phrase which f Allies, French definition: Persons who stand and scold while one finishes the job. practical timid as used for political pur- ler capable, | poses in so many ins omen, show- 2 Hre” s rbury case DELIGHT Wate n awarded § bit er be at DOGS Conservation is the business of sav- ing natural the other fel- Jow is exploiting nod ol I'he facts in the resources ese seeds | which a n has bec an . damages beeause a dog him are presumed and the 3t the not available It o in that the decision law O PONT OFPIcH was followed to the in- hat Congressman that so far us he iy | cident serves to bring much Delaney will | mooted questi in trigucd gr mii 3 ¢y “What e f a dog?" { Now all for- his term i until result ¢ ex- people who have not The club car has every convenience way to gag the man who kind of umination for a new postmaster is the old fortun- training in except some tells that ed and a suitable gotten their early postmaster | red schuol house, if they were stories. selected from among’ t these that 'Cause igibles, unless something unexpected | #te enough to attend one of A republic is a land in which peos ple endure anny without complaint because they know they are free, at he will take | fascinating institutions, know steps anyone appointed | “Dogs delight to bark and bite Ab) end of Post- nature to,” or some- hing like that. And vet the court can| ©Qur guess is that the more Mr. Ford i : Y [ learns about political rings, the closep nal ARG ol Aok this fact, DX { o i stick to piston rings. it for granted that all | SEEAE As the reactionar: means that the itself porarily in the pre ‘tis their short period betwee D of appointing the It is obvious that this is the proper | Persons should real Whether or B RiPS 0N implied co nt n the master Delaney's term and the time next postmaster, | can courts take sees it, Hi John- party must take from something ze what dogs de- | I Suard sewiont|Bon attitude to take ot there | 118 guard again ooy s to our | them. On the contrary the courts lean | (5 present postma in the statement, |to the ide jog is supposed to e tha and that he Germany The you will wnimal Irénch pation of incident, ot proper that, near- | b€ a domesticated ocen term, a word of | has taught not to bite, Certainly, Jjust an after all 1 IPrance res v's work g are innumera- inks it bad form you needn't ask pays income tax. He ny If a man tl this | | for payment, him whether he doesn't t people com- to press le rcasons why ne thir patie and another which | presumed vicious. Now if sy Few stop the New are 1o | plain o in the Bosiomo s true of the dog’s gencral reputation to consider whether or not ind if we, who do not know a particu- officials lar dog, have a right to believe he will then @ man who acquires not bite us, things with which they that he is a decided to pay 1 dog has a right to believe 10t bite things or people And correctly officials postmast ought same not to bitg vet herc case, One who h 6o of | presumably in | was made dam- which & ma office and g | aBes becau s dog did bite another Where, then, do the dog’s right master's liability begin?! prineiple methods of transacti 1t mar explaine him, may say Still, that Arkansas man who gave his mother-in-law the air at mid. night may have been told by his wife to put the cat out \tmost has | cnd and his | There is a postmanership broad general words might be put in the few facilities at little Willie unna- good at this season, you can't cther he is thinking of Heaven a Claus Wher turally tell wi or S becomes it wou personal the bite he can scem berty o log. 1f taker that take no more oses his reputs 1 as a kind creaty — has obtain world is growing w He | takes the with there were €36.7 t the per- than at pre taken, - Scientists have asks whether the Well, in 1902 saxophones correspondent to P s away fewer ent e 50 that no ws except the in use bite was from w found « petrified skull, The strange part is that they found it in Central America instead of an information bareau and good. The dog continues kind dog und his master 1 to guard But the erime against Department of justice investigations moying the | way, and then competition cuts profits tremendously the master learns that are ver They give ite, then the master is put or the that animal is vicious and held does imal takes his - tliis sentence after years, Correct “John, dear,” sald the they had been marricd te “you shouldn't| keep on buying roses for me ikely to br cgally liable ges if he it muzzle the wife another dog to find unpardonable sin of the who own dogs, try Eaa————— — ——— | Observations on ful friend of man || whether has or not, if he hag, muzzie him or for him [——— Washington, bureau storm | “Ad {ings cha . 'ZSYearsAgo Today | ! at | & (Tak d of that date) | /N Englan of marked inte ——————— o ————y ¢ New York moving . be atte 1 by south gales him up unless your ate that 80 passic Dee. 6 issued The the weather following | today warning isor 10:30 a. m Storm warn- ged to wwu(! west from Cape to Bostor Mass., and south yrm warnings continued north of Boston sity central | north- on oast n irom Her A to southwest and west ate tonight New York 1 and probably shifting diminishing 1 colder i P and west gales dim Mo 1 ¥ri liminis iration high w oin the torm centra ario. It ring th coast from ¥ weather pre ori temper but ar NOT LUnay Indictments with CONTRACTORS g them connection with the wber, 192 ourse of con 1 Park o men day. The kowitz, James Gaydica Nover of the 1 vesterd had to commissic today dismisseed Samuel M LEAD AGAIN et * The Am ing company RATSE ay, CORStroction SECURITIES AS GIFTS York, Dee. 6 for investment nts per po Christmas shop- securities to be S SHOW INCREASH er way, se- | 6. —Wa Jor s gifts is well New York nsidcrable volume parehases gated $ comes from this source, ling period last year | won't I back of him The Weather I majority is bond dealers, Noreign office bave framed THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1923. Our Holiday Announcement We cannot present in our advertisement a true picture of our store with its wonderful selection of Christmas gifts. Therefore, we bid you welcome and invite you to come and see the many beautiful and interesting displays we are showing for the holidays. The Christmas thought find its fullest expres- sion only in the gifts well chosen. Such gifts are selected deliberately with definite thought for the tastes and needs of one’s friends. Jewelry presents a wide range of gift selection. For this season we have taken special pains to buy the things our patrons will approve of. We know our trade and have done our best. —The— Porter & Dyson Co. The Old Reliahle Jewelers Where quality is as represented 51 Main Street New Britain, Conn. mne MYSTERIOUS NOISES England cares, on condition that ¥ung- WHAT'S GOING ON sz i ez WISTEROISNOBES IN THE WORLD : | {1t by But before this arrangement | STEWART becomes effective, the senate must | “Spook Faplosion” at Winchester, Writer ratify it, as a treaty, and it's sure to v Mass,, House Baffles all Those Who be hard fought. Seek Solution, By CHARLES P, NEA Service WILL PLAY INDIANS, Winchester, Germany changed prime ministers 2 | mystery 80 fast last week it was hard to ke-p Haskell Eleven and Georgetown Wil | up with the news. When Chancellor Stresemann quit, Fave a Game Nest Fall. | President Ebert appointed Dr. Heine Muskogee, Okla., De¢. 6. —Believing rich Albert, who resigned in a day or | that the contest would help to combat | two. Then Herr Stegerwald got the |the “foolish ideas” some congressmen | Under the direction of the occupants job and retired In a day or two more, | have as to the characteristics of mod- | 0f the house last night made an open- Next Dr. Wilhelm Marx agreed to try ern Indians, President Coolidge and|ing In the wall at a point where plas- it. He's doing s0 yet but probably | Commissioner of Indian Affairs vark'- ter had been dislodged by the most last long. ‘pm\,\ arranged for a football gams |Violent of the phenomena. The work- Under the KEuropean system, the |next season at Washington between |8 found nothing to Indicate the chancellor has to have a mu,mrn\»'lho Haskell Indian institute and|cause of the breaking of the plaster in the reichstag or | Georgetown university | or the unexplained noises, fament. The only way Marx can This announcement was made The spectral volleys which have been manage this is by persuading three |yesterday by Business Manager increasing in intensity until yesterday different parties to club together, | Donald of the Indian eleven and which had been heard by Major They're liable to split up any minute, | here to arrange for a game next Wed- | Paul B, Moulton, assistant state It's & continuation of the attempt |nesday with Okiahoma Baptist uni-jchemist, who lives next door, were to have “big business” run Germany, | versity of Shawnee, silent last night while another group President Ebert himself is report. ce— — investigators visited the house. (d about to retire, Sweepings from one automobile | “We can't explain it,” they said | plant represent a savings in mate rlnl[ ‘Neither can we do anything about it totaling more than $500,000 annually. | the spirit won't walk for us.” EVERETT TRUE BY CONDO NOW THAT WE'VE GOT BACK FROM DowN TowN WHERE L NOTICED XOUR ACTIONS, 1 WANT YOU T6 COME IN HERS, Mass., 6.~The the strange scries of ex- plosions, which bhave been occuring within the partitions of the home of Willlam Hudson since last Friday, was deepened when workmen, acting Dec, of here Me- while of WILL AMERICA HELP? Another effort’s being made to set- | “reparations question” between and Germany. Inter-Allied Reparations com- decided to form an committees to decide pay to tell tie the France The ission in But he in has national Germany can says this is hard Germans have so0 1 in foreign countrics er international formed find ree investments are FPrance much S0 ause committec is to much T6 Yov OUT OF THE DICTIONARY, HURRY U® Too llf to out how e question s join in the ir doubtlces refuses estiga will be America up plan it she LIVELY SESSION AHEAD met on Monday for what o be one of the most inter in its history big republican The republicans till have a but the “pro- | & among them are o numer hat if they, with the Farmer-La- should flop to the dem- happen on some is- would be the other more-or-less inde- balance of power lemocrats. esting seseior congress’ go majority, The last rr's Aaov'r Funrme PEAR HUSBAND. LISTEN, "FLIRT: To ENGAG: IN OR . PRACTI ¢S FLIRTATION; T60 MAKE LOVE F@R MERE® AMUSEMENT OR ForR TME PLEASURE OF CoN@uesT.” THaT’s YOU I! IT SAYS FURTHGER, “FLIRT: YO FLING OUT OR AWAY WITH A uc;m' QUICK AND sumeN Noveme.n-r" Lor members ocrats, as the majority That is, the hold blicans and in both ho pendents the hetween repn This 18 true IMPORTANT QUESTIONSE UP from the pecy up of a number of most import- | eetions are up for settlement matter of reducing soldicr bonus. There's discontent among the farmers and the tariff issue. The pallroud ques- | tion runs through everything. Prohibition is going to figure prom nently. To the average man it's best understood and the most interesting | of all national questions, and the | hardest for the politicians to straddle And, of course, congressionat drrl velopments in the mext few months | will have much to do with shaping | the presidential eontest Aw iar the purties ere's the and the WETS AND DRYS department and London up the agreement allowing American rrmn] The state guards to chase rum smugglers out side the Shreg-mile limit, for all k }/