New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 7, 1924, Page 6

6 New Britain Herald " diffe wother pla The COMPANY Excepted) Street, HERALD PUBLISHING Tssued Daily At Herald Bldg., 67 susee dny Church (Sur andiord SURSCRIPTION RATES Year. without the ter is turned off 1l Member Audit Burean of Circulation, ation | AND WORSE gain- department meant aid benefit to the lit to the | mention of | sion of the wrtment nds 1 to it familia cmployment of ¢ often indeed there le them that an incr come 800 anxious for news that the jopartment under the NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1924. A ther: register a with the law. ice may comply heat than one in matter is not decision Either the ptible npt 1se of the water rent has paid it or he has not the water is turned off or it essary to decide No court is ne 1estions human the board, of water, ar wa- zally by the N0 necessity specially it pertains to matter is apt e family or the fur- the landlords No 1o the is plain. matter | lant one may to live greem cnant to is premises PCOGNIZED eIt the has often urge the or efliciency | commission | police artment and now police matter of some | at the will be t in the treasury end fiscal year, calls for another | statement in time ago the was | made that the saving any | to another| tment and that, of course, meant | taxpayers. The best way recognize it | to | is to the g cfficieney best way to give this it comes, and ontinued good work is Henee performers. ¥ the saving in police | wise supervi- commissioners, is another an the tuxpayers find that a as s money out of taxpay- lepartme & asked that sums be included in next year's he funds ye used for cer- purposes. tepartment which the year with a substantial ba on hand is not the sort of a de that will @ or necdless fhis report of the commis. ofore, to make granting of the cquests, Hera 1 has mad way with policemen might wer trafiic oflicers tome additiona necded, statement 14 really horitative ten but sion schools THAT POLICE STRIKY ion | changes were - | limited to staple mained out of sight until the time when he was able to make his known, feeling that all was This is said to be the came position already safe, common talk about Boston; this is the | situation as reported not long ago in weekly which does not express opinions, an authoritative news maga- zine, facts but which is reputed to report only. President Coolidge has the respect for his quict, conserv affai of the country tive ma r of conducting the duties It is be of a great office when those were suddenly thrust upon him. possible that if he is elected to president for the next four years he to be fully worthy But it is clection, wiil himse the country’s confidence. that him should not be prove such pre- to submitted such confidence in regard the seem- the truth are, in fact, true, dicted his actions in the Boston upon police strike if authentic reports of that situation BETTER AND BETTER The progress of the hardware mar- (s satistactory as | There | ket has been about an ontsider could conceive. was a rather long period when hard- | - men were feeling their ground, , hoping but the | anging and rearrangi no chances s was taking built for g business | the foundation same time, no made that would prove s did not go as well while, at great | disastrous if th us The called this the period of adjustment. J Then three wee better news the over of expected experts sidewise movement, a Although the t article t began to come. open | slow winter had mads cold weather e in- strietly m and the creased construction going repair work which the warm weather And was that balance good permitted, keptethe the news three weeks ago increasing i and that the for a good spring business was excel- orders were requency if not in size, prospect yw comes the reassuring advice that the foundation having been laid, outlook the the first eviden of a finc . having appearcd, there is how strer leney noticeable; nd factories are their es, It is known that a reasing pro Facts and Fancies more intensi drive is being mac expand in the sales departments, also Th the ywing confide Moreoye i immediate futur rothe market is not but improvement in the goods seasonu arc being purcha that this promising out look for the manufacturer and the re- v is not caused by any te look for hig there may b made in minor ustments, ably femai It general market 1 t zard. And pecially in New Britai A LIT OF “COLTISHNESS" The New York teresting develor 8, alert to in in Connecticut, on the much comments delightfully to many com Hartford 1ssed lisgu ments of the Courant” on he Governor plate on his and t atitomob: s nat churck ppings of cidentally itatively Govern has no j 1utomic the and a jed “Cour 50 drastic Wilson Funeral First picture of Woodrow Wilson's funeral, taken as the procession left the Wilson mansion on S street in Washington, D. C., on the way to Bethlehem Chapel of the National Cathedral where it will remain until the cathedral is completed. 3 painted nors Holcomb done presuma ding identification, Such less New En be when such small sutior nd in nestly are b Hu an old fits of Jonatl a sound these its he t . neighboring to t Seotch w eanny Scot country Unele should Thing is the Hartford mountain. land gove on that chariot, “Gover- » and Lake had it bly as a deterrent to nd for the of 1 did likewise." parturition of the How blame ors must sake weeu- erriy read, inted! Our ould ¢ words Why will srse have up over family ck !eause of her piety When the old woman ter-in-faw, prompte born of generations Observations on The Weather For Connecticut: Generally fair to- night and Friday; colder tonight; tresh northwest winds. Conditions: The storm that was central over this section yesterday morning has now d out to sea, It is followed by an extended area of high pressu which is producing wsant weather in all districts east of the Rockies exeept in the Lake r gion where snow is falling . temperature is low in all the southern tricts, Zero jemperatures were re- ported from the upper Mississippi val- child that her husban: receive proper burial. $30,000 1§ LEFT 158 will \ber of of € Upholds Docum West [ won lodge of Masons b v residuary left by the ficld, who died in cording to word fornia. Relatives the will and the sentative to Californi hearing of the contest has just been decision upholds the Manstic nawon lo but retained membered his lodge i 10 ADDRESS . bequest Conditions favor for this vicinity . generally fair weather with lower tem perature, HESEEIIItNIERIEseNseITtatesIsasetsstetsensensss | i 25 Vears Ago Today i (Tuken irom [lerald of that date (3332332823832 08828333 0020222232 28888 0000002028080 adjutant Te rece lodge a 10 @ last tal that a 1 became a in 18 his mem general today issucd weral orders No. 28 promoting First Wi un J. Rawlings to be of Company L tho: proposed city of cw Britain 1 the 1 egislatur Aeutenant Aptadn I'he draft o the troduced new for Bxpress o, tog street this mo Willinm on Leviathan on Speak to Pactory Iy K. o Professor Herbert eering at th school of Yale, will s men at the Y. M iight at 8 o'clock, M refitting the Hawes rprise at their et by a party of ed on vho ca work of the U, 8, line and of varfed tests madeg dur ular trial trip last su made knots tive over 27 hours, Professor Seward enginter on the trip ¢ quainted with s and workings He will have trate the interesting side of the vesscl OWNERS AND FREQUENTERS of the Now Biitain IN FARMINGTON TOWN COURT == ‘ y a vic ship. r whose Seward is coming to t Raid « the elders of the family, sacrificed her WEST HAVEN MASONS Contested in California, Haven, Conn., will of Ni Manstiel received Man Who Was Consulting Record ssor of mechanical « Leviathan 1o a pas and diligence. died the daugh- d by devotion of reverence for SHOWS POLICE WHERE HE PUT GIRL'S BODY d's mother might Joseph Confessed Slayer, Where Corpse Pierce, Points to Spot TO Was Thrown In Creek. Canton, O., Feb. 7.—Joseph Pierce, 31, Detroit, confessegy slayer of Miss Florence Nitzman, 17, today led au- thorities to the spot where the body was found last Friday. “That's where we put her” Plerce said, pointing to {the place, which police identificd as being the exact Jocation, Picree told policemen he had at- Anua-|tacked the girl, but that a man who here will receive | was with him choked her to death, He admitted, the officers said, that he carried the body of tho dead girl to the creck, welghted §t with stones'and cast it into the waters of the stream Annawon Lodge But Court £30,000 Maus- f about ithan I Huride > ived BOYS HELD YOR BURGLARY. Two hoys were placed under arrest }\.\w-nm,\- by Scrgeant George C, El- Word | linger on a ch of breaking into court|the store of Leonard Nelosck at 80 | Lawlor street, Nelosck reported to the police yesterday that his eellar was broken into and cigarcttes and ples taken, Sergeant Ellinger was as- signed to the case and found the two boys who have been sieeping in a { bakery near the stor Lor @ sever: 1ostioning by the serg the boys ally admitted making hreak, They will appear in juve court Saturday morning repre- tend the will member | later ¥ ihership and re- n his wi FOREMEN Wi ant, the nile Lngineer BURNED: NEAR DEATH Bridgeport, Ieb, 7 Mrs, Anna | Banta, 80, is in a hospital not expected to recover as a result of her clothing catching fire from a gas Sclentit heater at her here today Her | Belentific |y sandson, 1°red Clark, has slight burns - K to the fore- [ coived as he smothered the flames ; 1OIOITOW |y onveloped Mrs. Banta e will tell about s » famous tran Put Him nger ship of | (ypate—We are getting up a raftie, the careful and Mary, for a poor fisherman. ing her spectac- {\wouid you like a ticket mmer when she Lady Mary ather! But do tell iar 35 conesbus swhat does one want with him it Tit-Bits (London.) Trip Wil local ept. Heads, L. Seward, asso- gin- home N The Museum Lady me one wins him 7 was and is thorough- mechanical the monster to illus- the men of guesis coun- the Coming at the Capitol “THE DARLING OF NEW YORK” with Baby Peggy lides The ed as t Industrial pices Pro he eity for D WHAT You HAuvE JUST SAID, MR, TRuE, REMINDS ME Or A COUPLE OF VER3&eS op BEAUTIFUL , TRENCHANT, INSPIRING POETRY, IT GOES Like THIS: Town Court Tonight—Liguor Had Hlegal “Rick" ington, ¥ I patro Water ways doci WATER AND HEALTH OH, NO, IT DO SN'Y It GOes wke Sells Daughter to Get Money for a Funera Fet 7 A ( « po s Be ds ¢ tenant’s the law rat however as to whetier the Hartford