New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 28, 1923, Page 8

New Britain Herald| HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY Issued D At Herald Bldg., 67 SUBSCRIPTION RATER $8.00 & Yes roof The Associated Pre Member Audit #ureau of Cireulation meet comp ANOTHER CAMPAIGN fatal and = e the brought And Iy Wil g thing that Iately—which Ppene other day. That t ing of & strect by the way ng was New Haven | railroad for an unconscionable length | of time, There automobiles, south to West | lines the on the the were of e extending on Main street, north Myrtle Main crossing was blocked day before yes- one beyond | street when street | terday morning at 9 o'clock—a busy for this crossing over| the minutes, freight without time of the day chiet artery of traffic of city to blocked for 15 ap-! proximately. A lc train | passed and then, giving pea- » would do 50 a4 chance to pass tracks, the train re-crossed | Pedestrians and trol- The s that tieup was which re- resulted rmal complaint nade to the railroad company. | has waked up recently opinio ind there is a deal or public be 1t, penctrated to the sort of opinion to this re- 1564 | calm | or- | spect, has brain of officials of every comes in contact| And nization which with the public the forward path to power of public opinion has is still on its way ind That g st Jing Main strect crossing must be kept clear as far as it is humanly pos- to Repeated blocking of si will not oth railroad com- or| sooner ter | pub avor Lut public opinion t the roads realize wdvants 2| spiration for a UNTIMELY MONT aring to pi st going to t itions when ved removed—from | clerk thie timepiece whic for| which has that various ough hap. table new | their mont WE USEIT 1viERy v merehant | strengthen ! chologists tested, just as all phy | giv old average customer, the average How should we treat a cer- son in order to make him or her well us? To know this we must know something habit of thought of that ce tain person’'s mind. of the passcrby. tain pe disposed toward of the hologists admit that there who impose upon people, just there fake doctors and as are members of other just as there are dishonest people in 1l lines. The psychologists do not going about the country and at by and thinking this be know want people pretending to be psychologists telling their credulous hearers t doing this or that bene- that thoughts or that they will The actions Wiy fited. way psychologists and certain and healthy. certain the make efficient, chologists, arc a body mind more The: the otheps, also deep thinkers, a the the But they do nof want fake psycholo- true psy » telling people of world these facts, but a smattering be gists, who have a this knowledge, to prescr the wrong actions, the wrong They would have all pretending psy- of high ideals would have their pro- fession guarded. Every person who in a sen: st. What od advice” , & he con- be good serious mat- preteding ¢ siders good advice may not at So, in the more of the mind, the man or woman whom you allow to treat it should be| certified as one whose study and thought have fitted him or her to treat your mind—the seat of all ip- Facts and Fancies BY ROBERT QUILLEN, thing in America 1 placid as a cathedral is a s ttes smell like to the that never will become a slave tobacceo habit Mrs. Malaprop says at this v veterans will veterinar r they get the bonus rried man knows how a king feels us nominal head of a state that dictator Every ma has u The chec seem u but st think w wi s boy may at it in the pirate will cost thos ring are AN carly the prefer depends o1 show candidat m ing your pet ittle turns poreh may but 1t front seem a It's nice to have the children at One gets to with home for the holiday pend thr spend ee or four minutes them g of big but one Freud words, Edfication is 0od thin t the na ty part erstanding th P pussionately, it ymoor again inc and moons rum gu er who mad <ix months spend muct have discove Now ) knov ing PER CENT EXTRA ALTOMORBILE STV N M i ad beer n from i of City Hal e professions—and | the | that | { of thoughts. | cians | - | passed a very pleasant time. Observations on | The Weather e Washington, Dec. 28.—The weather | | bureau today issued the fcllowing | |storm warning: “Adviso: orm warning |northwest storm warnings dis south of Delawarc breakwater Charleston and warnings changed to vorthwest, Delaware breakwater to| | Nantuckef. Storm of marked inten- | Isity central over Lake Huron moving | |castward, Strong west and northwest | winds probably gales, diminishing to- | nigh i Forecast for southern New Eng- land: Cloudy tonight; colder on south | | coast; Saturday fair and colder; shift- | ing gales; becoming westerly and dim- | ing late tonight. cast for eastern New and colder tonight, ws in north portio Satur- generally fair and colder; west jand northwest gales diminishing late {tonight, For Counccticut: Cioudy tonight; | colder on the coast; Saturday fair and |colder; shifting gales becoming west- erly and diminishing tonight. | Warnings for high winds are | played om the coast. Conditions: The area of low pres- | surc central over lowa yesterday has moved eastward and now forms a long [trough of low pressure extending from |upper Michagan southeastward to | Connecticut. It is causing unsettled weather with snow or rain in the | on and along the coast from rolina to Maine. The weath- | clearing in the southern n sections. The temperature is moderate along the northern border | for the season of the year, Conditions favor for this vicinity: Rain followed by fair and somewhat | colder. 10 a. m. played to York: probably local day s dis- is st | Qoo e - ! 25 Years Ago Today (Taken irom f[lerald of that date e emonmd) | [ visiting | | dolph Urban has been friends in New York city Carl Strasburg will go to New York | tomorrow to atteind the funcral of a | relative, | About 20 friends of Joseph Ander- paid him a surprice visit at his| { son on Park street last cvening and home George H. Dyson is confined to his home on South Main street with, an attack of the grip. | A thief is operating in blankets in this city, several cases | having been reported. Martin J. Cur- was amon who sufered m the depr A blanket was | ! removed from his horse on Main street and carried off of the musiclans in the minstrel rughed into Cotter's Drug store | this aft secking o warm spot .ml‘ tiie surtace where he might | thaw tnstrument which had | frozen and refused to work the cold | standing in front of H, L.| store becan fright. at a slng train W inimal went down | that and horse tions. today One oot carth's out his | becanse o A horse Mills Hardwarc is afternoon The street ened t [und ran away | Commerci where turned No damage | the |sad | tuall ! int SHERIFF NAGLE, FAMOUS 15”“ FIGHTER, DIES, AGED 63 Poli Enlisted it was caught T | raise |a ta on t lecte secn | | bure New York's al served in World War When | calmly 57 Years of Age | =hor was York, Dee. 28.~8heriff Nugle, prominent in democrs politics in New York city for many years, dicd today. In his younger lays he was noted as an oursman, The sheriff, long had been { New pleturesque g Hi was stormy 1 his Har his P Perci- | val K © tima whi estin “mo 1itie prof years ol York's political who was 63 carcer & facil e Ammy organiz leader tion in Kast frequent He held fiee i m was marked by Imere vere one f polit irg tad trria nandkerchiefs - por as | rese he h a into {danger Christr which Combs SATURDAY AT THE INVENTORY SALE ... $16.50 $69 PILE FABRIC COATS Fur trimmed black, taupe and brown .......... $49 $98 PILE FABRIC COATS High grade $69 models ......... ED - $400 HUDSON AL FUR COATS dyed muskrat $25 TAILORED SPORT COATS— Smart stripes and plaids ...... . $39 TAILORED $45 WARM SPORTS COATS WINTER COATS Many with $2 3 Brown, Tan fur collars ....... and other colored $2 7 $49 BOLIVIA COA fabries ... Pile Fabrics 39 PILE FABRIC COATS and fur collars $29 Fur trimmed, $39 and cuffs ...... attractive models FUR COATS REDUC $245 NATURAL MUSKRAT FUR COATS Handsomely marked diagonal worked skins $185 | $298 $180 FRENCH SEAL FUR COAT! (Dyed Coney) collar and cuffs of viatka squirrel $139 FRENCH Al AL FUR COATS (Dyed Coney) FUR COATS (Dyed Coney) full length with skunk models collar and cuffs $1.69 Full $98 length Stylish Dresses for Afterncon and Street Wear Three attractive groups at true money-saving prices: DRESSES That have sold up to $35 TOW $24.95 DRESSES That have sold up to $29 — NOW — $19.95 DRESSES That have sold up to $22.50 $15.95 still eating, o tax of #6 cents on every |dnllur of value was paid. | About the only hopeful sign in the | Whole business, as somc people see {1t, was the tax of 50 per cent im- {posed on the game of Mah Jong, but lother games suffered along with it, CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS PAID NEARLY BILLION IN TAXES ON PURCHASES Inventory Blanks 90c Per 100 $4.00 ™ $7 50 Per 1000 1. MANNING jen center pieces and scarfs paid 35 Burcau of New Biitatu Herald) | Der cent of value, perfumes 40 cents a pound plus T per cent of value, atomizers 40 cent, silver salud forks €0 per cent If you bought presents for musical friends, you patd & tax of 40 per cent tact that Christmas shoppers ac- 1oy the value of all instruments, in- y paid nearly one billion dollars | .y qing’ ykuieles. A violin or saxo- presents they bought, | ) one vulned at $10, for ' Instan they were do- o0 §4 in tariff. Sewing cabinets, . |which have a musie of thelr own, have | oid taxes of 60 per cent of value, dland pleture frames, which might sot {the whole tariff schedule off at & proper advantuge, were taxed 3 per cent Everybody and wives and most every article pretty well taxed, and the men were en. |MOL spared either. The good briur on | VIDe valued at 85 paid a tax of about cont, |92 and cigarette holders paid 60 per tye [ cont, Imported fountain pens paid an extra cents for being brought in and 40 per cent additional on their value Even the ehildren didn't get by The story of Simple Simon and Mother ( told 1n a book pai ran, g from to 25 ¢ velue And the BY GEORGE ington aghington, D, Dec ~Now Christmas is over and there is no of spoiling the holiday spirit American people can be told the I8 2 axes on the few realized that it he same people that would d a howl if congress had passcd W putting such an enormous tax he holiday shoppers, 1o be col d during the p three weeks, | wed to accept the billion dollar len saddied upon them very On practically everything ypers purchased a tariffl exaction included in the price sales this year were about $6,000,600,000 tariff tax at per regarded as a consery mate the aver tariff, would unt 1o $500,000,000, Add an ad ynal hundred thousand ite by higher the tariff ont ir ought Mothers sweethearts found of feminine taste was taxed, 500 ted at the h is 1o cov ADKINS PRINTERS AND GTATIONERS * 56 CHURCH ST ups which is nd you have ring itated by Yone billion y es on Christ- tariff ta gifts just on himse ot that Kiddies got tariff, for taxed 15 per cent Kriy 1ee ani morc moder pro oses he hod of ol 15 next visit I'M QLAD To FIND You IN, MR Ovr COMPANY WOULD WK A BRIGKE STATEMENT FROM You IF tries to as veni cent was im- tariffl 1ax of 1 o1 Christma and of & rations. presents, neipally mid- got ertain it ported themn Hetailers is re t from Jears Par- prices wool and silk wer than ever before igher hand- Gloves, arift heyond fous year Mec pocket imie ppers is seen ere taxed or- while eotton gloves te pair | GO PacK AND TEw. YouR CoMa PANY TO SEND OUT A MaN THAT DoEesSNH'T Use PERFUMERY ! 19 THAT BRIER® CNOUQH 2 5 the and thus value. The n each g were o8 bends which of from conts to air. On woo hose conts a woh dollar pou herse Jerwear I8 now taxed st 4 a pound valorem on the value 1 cont at wilk ur cents tax ad anges from e 1 garment weigh- 1 ped at $1 would about 96 cents ght =itk handkerchiefs $1 for the ma- tariff. Line duty ot 5 value rep- ar a tax of a pound to pay who bo pay 1s and 60 cents carrted cent on eact nted to ahont ar of were ta ; erystal beads alorem, which Jtor imitation pearis