New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 13, 1924, Page 6

ST over with an expert on the human en- 3 e g e Britetin Herald v “vou’ fins o iy son, "' 1.5 || DR. FRANK CRANE'S DAILY EDITORIAL || Wise. Smith & Co.. Inc pert. Not all of posing as such satizfaction. Think HERALD PUBLISII COMPANY i exprrts. L it is conceiy Sahpd. LMl {Bntay & i . vould W him quite hapy B Stcne Sk HARTFORD s At Herald Bldg e A DINTINCT LOSS or do somcthing that woul itz rrly By DR. FRANK CRANE JBECRIPTION 3 H . . BEPACHI PY \ New Britain los “ Aty s, He can not bo $5.00 a Ye ‘ 00 Thiee Montha, *ullivan, who goes North Haten < 4 umes—and he . t Coolidg®, the other day, appuinted Harlan Fiske Stone to the ¢. a Month s Joseph” 1 h wherg hLe 1ot think it would he a ot ' vitorney General of the United States, — Y 14 years, a distinet loss is fol > . 1o i : viifor he is 1o take the place of Harry M. Daugherty, resigned, a a p e r S . . ity e This news wos veccived favorably throughout the country. for scveral Entered at the Post Office at New Hitain | v by those of his church In 1 « ! 4 3 ons , Attoiney Stone has no record as an active partisan @ Second Ulass Mall Matter. , A PS no priest in this ity has i 5 count ‘ He is appointed to in the administration of Yhe law fhraughout 3 e e e Eaian it ' a o ¢ country and his equipment for his joh does nqt cohsist of being popular | Never an opportunity like this to SAVE BT RIS ettt sl e o S s, i e for yoicad conseations, ant othcrvise 8 MONEY in the purchase of WALL PAPER. All : rectical evid 1 S e e this week we will hold a SALE OF WALL PAPER. = v his \ \ In other werds " P Attorney General because he is a good anty profitie adve um A i ¢ an L that il hu ‘ P 3 orney q not | ¢ i N i P e S brot ‘ ttorney and not hee ; miser, it Prices cut to the bone for this sale. roshs always o adve by & word. a smile of elping hand vizht m ] s Unfortunately the gener is that the man who is sucecssful <1}, - s ot ) ting 4 position of prominence under a Democracy is the man who is chosen | 2 o . seneter poswlie. il . geas f et B e ey At he e s e v . L ‘\-fl"hv".[l’l l'liw‘ ‘ ":‘ e i ety SR ok 5 ae L e ‘, almost any other reason than the fact thai he is competent to discharg, BEDROOM AND 30-inch BRAis wee (o co.quldication ol newe gpnteq inta pricst,” but which o a story to the of nat he one : v off o their appointients heciuse they live in a car- | KITCHEN IMPORTED n this paver and also locai new i metimes not plainly evident, i rizht l is miry, araphie sect . beeanse they hove iafluential friends, because they i “ A\LL P‘APER ()‘\TI\IEAL PAPERD lished herein. % g i € 1eathar Sullivan - A 4 are popu'nr with the i " cange they are good | ds) z and vote get- y - 7. S Charactpristicol RALNeY o8 Dl = : : ters, or for uny other {han that they can do the business required | Yalues 10c to 15¢ Value 30c Member Audit Bureau of Cirealation. s he, like many men who ave 2 % ¥ f ) (i s of them Pel- Roll‘ Pel. Roll The A H. . tioual organiza variably sympathetic ders at? Prols ‘ E M. Coolidge so far h n proceeding grimly on his way of common J which furnishes newspapers and e | tisers w . 3 DO APH v \ mi for to po hest alified | o o el B ST o S'n s s i st oy e e i 0 vt e v et § 43, The, 11 12¢ based upon this audit, This insy - . o i redul . - + hie can find for the position of Attorney General and not some partisan tection against (raud in newspaper dis. Lhem, were always deep. He f credulous Americans, om he o inonee tribution figures lo both uational and g o 1tot t is the retiring dean of Columbia Law School. His mind is local advertisers. ’ . el iy Sl e tsing (o Giante ix i temperament is Jegal bly could not get elocted to any smallst offie if his election de- nts which partisans find so suc- o another the right find ti i shiny ten- DINING ROOM, SITTING ROOM, HALL Tas Herat 0 ou que dnis o Sew DEVCT did he e i slee g e il et AND PARLOR PAPERS York at Hotaling's News Stand. Times 15 an opinion differing from his. H i gol I : i 8 Schultz News Sta Entiance 1 N & 3 . ot electe q e, Son efforts to help were just as earncst co Americans mad? he asks him- The only reason he gets his office is because he was selectad, not elected, Values 30c to 60c. Per Roll, Los Angeles, Cal.; ade Station, AR people whose mind did not I, sipping his genoi Won't H evidatly has a civic conscience of sorts, baause he is a hundred thous- run along the same channel with nis, ' Ame ans he driven crazy feeling that a0d dolar man willing to take up public eervice in a twelve hundred dollar - } position, { [ c c YOUR HEALTH a8 they were = itoward i iv sa New I nd Loy and attended Amherst College with Mr. he thought, lived a they could find it if they looked 1008 (- oiida He is a member of the Congregated Church, which means something, 2 S LA Bl e e Better PAPER for Better Homes — Some re- alive and before any of our fore- lived » ) 2d a strong Itepublican, which means nothing fathers scorned the use of the fingers Notwithsta his great pers | i her v 1 young i e is not the jeader of the Republican Party: he is President | mm‘kal)lc \'alues il‘l the 4gc 79c as a means of carrying food to the popularity and his extensive list derstand that he has made of the United States and, if he can gat enough men around him of the calibre mouth, this and other countries were | warm personal friends, Father Sulli- lory a bit oo fantastic in his attempt | of jarian Fisl: Stone, Charies E. Hughes and Herbert Hoover, that is, men |} yery best styles and ' b , » an’ 1 . ' rqually a ¢ s \ oy i v doing something and knowing something, insteac . * full of savages. They were strong and van's public activity is equally as n nticing. We Americans ' who ) won distinction by doing som I i 3 4 : M ured by apdoodle of partisan politics, his colorings, healthy, and dezth came to them worthy. No occasion ever arose when e casy marks when it comes to of men ®vhose distinetion is ired by the flapdoodle of partisan p }'4 administration may pull the Government out of the mire in which it seems | Values 75¢ to $1.50 98c d ege r | gervice fro t stand n the ! ty, even to people we have, never usually from old age, the claws or service from men of standing i | & “ N to be hogged, . fricial first Qp”cial Per Roll teeth of some beast, or the fighting im- city was needed when he was not found T " n't swallow the yarn v three most sessary qualities for Government officinl are: first, wp” y plement of some tribal enemy. They . to be a willing contributor to the good huried eno $10 ponesty; second, ahil nd third, that sort of patriotism which places th S eaal Jve the success of the political party. were not in the habit of having in- movement by enthusiastic service. welfare the country h . R g digestion or things like that, although Never wasa word necded to be spoken That is a camel we can't swallow, Ao Blony sy : ‘”‘\;U‘A,‘,‘,Y‘:\m. aper Syndicate.) some of them died probably from to advance a worthy cause but that} (Copyright, 1014, by The McC e Newsp: . over-eating or other intemperate ac- word was upon Father Sullivan’s lips. THE OPEN ROAD om———— S ——— A, tion. They did not have books to| The people of New RBritain are| Many of us dreamod, when the pe This wonld be a finer world if the | dancers make a great hit with the read. They did not need them. Their strong in their good wishes for h:m‘ lexities of life, little and big, scem al- | Lagnie who are too proud to vote "":;\‘:: Of conrse, anything with a physicians were “medicine men” | in the new field to which he has been most to drive to distraction, of the joy were too proud to whine later on. I\htk |<‘ s Taibe ]V‘D'l"“r these dayn."* Another good memory test is to ~Edith O'Brien. | meet 0 man a year later and remems |y yor points out that many girls We sell a Guaranteed Pure Linsced Oil and Lead Paint, got well just naturally, They ate the fully the large place he has filled her than those which may be sead- | . his pet aliment, husbands th ho luch ot by the kindilog of T gets husbands through sheer luck. S 5 s . things their bodies were constructed the public and private life of the iy met by the Kindling of a camp fir - ‘ot as il o) Floor and Deck Paint.—Floor and Deck Enamel. or the finding of a soft, cool place A million dollars is wh you can » ey s = e ey il s cige hosiery. Sereen Black and Screen Enamel to digest because that was all they city, spend on & movie to conceal the fact Varnishes and Stains—Brushes, Ete. Years ago, before any of us were thought as s amount to whose “curcs” became effective when 'calied and, now that his departure that would g¢gme from journeying the patient, aided by his imagination, 'is imminent, they approciate moreAlong the open road, free from worries P B s the shade where sleep would refresh had to eat and that was all they want g that there isn't any plot. They could have bitten through FRENCH ELECTIONS I'erhaps some of us have tried this g He Knew nny nail, if there had been ten- Certainly we did not bt reak % those days, care to he defeated as the returns of | Temus:—"How’s - | ivillzation came, and t(he French elections Indicate; neither have found that i freedom from n & \ Radtiini="To' lof' eye clnngesi 7 And St then A coppie-cop came | SE— ey sdants began to be did the Frenchmen look for this result Anxiety, the breath of the open, has : YA 2 colors,” al 1 hed Ferret for murdg y compensated for the little in- Temus:—*No it don ;n:nle;.nw\\';.nm “I’U'\‘ir:: for murdge- | i mvenis sountere Rastus:—*Yeh it doez, 1t am white | "8 Pee Wee and pick his pock | 06 things © easier 10 ent; things tor for us to consider is what effect it j conveniences encountered y % but it be bla ,‘ 4 blue a | Poor Ferret is now in the Klinkie- '} ser”ahons 6" The story of the four-year journe: o now, but it'll be black and blue in : i 4 2 5 g 1 ! o minut Klink, H 1| Dot blame a child for how Kenncth Andrews, e Weather Al of us would howl that way if fust recently by two former residents |\ pe Ui g similar en \ c— of this city, fascinates with 118 details RANK VERSES The Cand She Meant ST SRR of drawing up, at night, by the sid r g (By Molly Anderson) A birthday should not bother you, Washington, May 13, Forecast for SR S e ° TR RSN, | The Card She Sent You should be used to them by now. Southers New England: Cioudy to. thipg to ohange their bodies which Poincare's enemics to the fore, meany 1he road, cooking and eating supper | ‘”|V| P )| eercise ad yl) re It's Your Birthday Yon've had #o many, what's one more? NIEht and Wednesdny, probably occa ! * the dusk overtook 11 1 I8 goc ercise ANd thete vona wer hange . i ware made to do the active thIngs, t0 | actually that a party will be in power | Wherever the dusk overtook them on | 110INE: T 18 Kood chereits A lirthdss Bhndld fiet uethar youl I'm nal showera: no change in tem the out.of-the-way thoroughfares they R0 light the touch that time extends, perature; moderate west, hecoming The only thing your birthdayvs Ao Not a Hat-tribute outh \:M'V‘ Is make you dearer to your friends! Kitty Since Mande married laek, . Unsettled weether with probably .o she wests & pew hot svery week showers tonlght and Wednesday; no Quite Satisfied Katy:=—"Yes, he calls her his overs “Lf;mf s ”":"i:‘,’“:”‘, shechider o a8 wrestling in the school | head expense.” vest, bacoming south winds. st et i head expend . . For annecticut Unsettied to " Charles G. Shaw expect Poin- neying along the road, and per- Rastus:-—"Colored boy, yo' am &, haps we have heen disillusioned or wise ys. They invented Since it has come the important mat that did nu cgquire so much exercise ' will have on Germany and France in 10 obtain, and so, eating these things, ' regard to the working out of 1cross the country by ox team, finish they got lazy and fat because there | Dawes plan and the living up to it —Tell Phillips was not the necossity for such strenus | by Germany ous life But they didn’t invent any. The swing 1o the lefi bringing sorry for you, anyhow! selected, and going to rest in the Rpring is the interval during which tenpenny hails because their teeth, | tariem. Although this is the actual you prrate from a winter resor Jook will come into the eyes of manya AN save up tips at a summer re- | from babyhood, had not been trained fact, the danger is that Germany will o tired man of business and his socially siek and die, They could bite no more tending toward moederation than mili- cat the rongh food, They began to get | whieh is more considerate of plans ‘Vl"llvn that was their home, A wistful to keep well and strong on hard met see this & t of the situation, Nigh 1l Wednesds y pably loc Rie patlied his teacher. “wou lll,‘:.'fir.'] Wednesday, probabl al will get all dusty wrestling down there, A clever woman is one who shdws | o a0 Disturbanees central Bettor stop.” her wisdom, and a wise woman one |, .r \ermont and Wisconsin are “Oh, no, teacher,” Chrie replied, “T swho conceals her cloverness, causing unsettied showery weather fn things, ! but will emphasize, rather,'Poincare's [ WeATIcd Wife ag he notes the tale, and cet this sentence: “Hers {8 your Well we, you and 1, are the de- | defeat and will be inspired to greater [ MPNY of them will wish that they, too, | chanee,” sald the eheck girl; i 1t 1eave present cares behind the | enongh.” scendants of those savages, Some of ' sfforts at resistance to any practicable | gLt leave present cares behind them is enouth e o lana strike out for “anywher And yet the ing thus easily and calmly into a new 488808858580 5088888888888 | ain't gotting dusty, I'm on top.” the northern districts from the upper [ Emma U, Vaughn, 1 castward to the Missiezipp valley Uk start out with hodiss pretty much | pian to settle Europe. like those of the savages, but they pPoincare government has made all ® v don't stay that way long. The civilized | things sasier for those who have been | ind @ 25 Y A T d food leaves undeveloped the organs suceessful at the elections, Almost But while for the people who have (‘: ears go 0 ay made originally to handle rough stuff, may it be said he has been “the goat, but those organs, not getting the rough The tax returns which were put will, ksepry . The Fun Ehep In & national insti- coast, Picasant weather presails A BEDTIME STORY ition Juet " pery of from Pennsylvania southward 1o the country, Contributions from veaders, providing they are original Morida, Iain has fallen during the Perhaps the wiscet course for thon— SEEEIIESTIIIVIEPTIEISEOIOE | One day Pee Wee Rrown fook a ride || (TG GG SR ) sutticient || 1a8t 24 hours in the npper Missinsippi In Ferret mer's taxiecabbie merit, will be peid for wt r a valley, the lLake region and New their wishes in this way. Datics hold Pco church. held last cvening st When he got.out he saw that he gl BBt & inglend, Connecticut will ha on the owed Ferret ninety cents, and, being ¢ outhern edge of the show Area simply ean't eat the things those were necessary for France. The prac- | h» trustees 4 them s he dopentdent upo A4 10 authorize the trug o ¥ Nt s tributions to the “Fun 8i Wi others lependent upon a kind and generous Pes Wee, he said v, care of the Herald, during the nest 24 hours, The tem- just mada thie trip itwas a wise one :I“Alfll\ from tlerald of that date) & | (1ooy Loys and gals from #ix to sisty) stuff, need attention. Of course we through, against the popular l'“'" Ate many who can not consuit t cting of wembers of the | . te the bargain between the The only thing we can do, then, 18 10 makes it easy to cling to that cl-mvv':h‘” ir attending t fes, and ooty and the Universalist| "AUS awright, Kcep the change. fute intmite . Haw T perature is rising in the central and readjust the organs to meet the ment. France I8 better off because of ; € ffairs might r were they t p . which will transfer the But sir,” said Ferr this is not castern districts and is now above 010 their tent thus quictly o f the property on Court|® one dollar bill you have given me. normal from lilinois eastward 1o t to the Peaple’s ehurch corpora- savages ate, nor can we live like them. | tical acceptawce of the Dawes plan returned, . " The Herald editor will chioose W It's a fiver 1a considers to be the tires bos Connecticut, Never in all his long life had DPee contributions submitted n this Conditions favor for this vicini'y trict ench week and will pay $1.00 t mh unsettiod weatl yut mitd temper dviver., He fook one long look at || AViece for their use on Baturday e:¢ : g Remicblid Mo ¥ y . ’ I" e St ning, They will be sept to hea . > " ' 108t 100 strong 1o r he | von p e ate ye of erret and foll deag quatters and will " tAn New Yo L . The power. 1t ix naturaliy more lenient ot ng One of the inmates, being . y et ales sand 4 : . E musical nature, amuscs himself by Ferrel, being vory, very honest, got hance of Leing accepted In the nn People who care least ut out and #taried 1o put the five dollar — t bill In the late Pée Wee's vest pocket. candidate has another kind. changed conditions. Poincare’'s attitude and the attitude 5 trie e - Jungle ¢ the . .l ok which | Avay, The e h has its The African t igles, 18 of the ministry in establishing which tion: 85,500 in the sum to be duties as well as its compeasations . \ luties 2 i mpeasations, Wee ever met zn honest taxiecabbie town home now has in- 1 ture. healthy, His gre great great he consulted, and aimost catered to, 1 while the open road may have I8 yynp0, the majority of which are grandson, walking along Sixth avenue, 'the left, Now that party comes into Esquimos, in their orighr were than was Poincarc and now, with the ; e 200 h g playing “Pop Goes {he Weasel” on his b ligion are most easily offended if a heaithy. Since they . 16 ' tax question and the agrecment 1c hacmenion Dr. It lark reports a case U morement thre now 1o compel (heenieny o ot be- | 1 'By GLUYAS WILLIAMS ' 1 o de at the i 1 # ‘alor vt night and i'i:‘M‘h jr'\' \'!':.:l\-‘” The After The Party. € McClure Newspaper Syndicate things they! v ’;3) / N ad pr— ) % — P EReD. & S £INKS ON COUCH AND SAVS £i6 5 L G054 DO THEY HAVE TO RI TUOOME AGAN Tt : 5 CLEAR UP TONIGHT-ITS HAL? LOXK W ¢ ra WHY DO Caa0s MY WL B8 w Jive on the civilized coa Al the Dawes plan out o mith street bR 4 mesogs A sl . I exen they may follow, with oy | The bioomer gifl scoms 1o hav Suburban Heights. o E =y v : Gielige < tenee, bhut it she still things they were | ve searee in New i v worn by the femin Semme e s vt oo e enesa e+ ™| Fgcts and Fancies| b e Ttalia » t cop 1 i e theseln | BY HOBERT QUILLEN At & meatiy the senfor claw stop wea s n of the commitice in f arrangements for the an Wl banquet, wants years Wa ar or two Keep g { | | | VFRSES AND REVERSES (By Eamuel Hoffenstein) 1 for rhyme and wooing B NGDOLLS Goln i ow ¥ nd doing - that themsels ee Jone . > R & Miik s THAT IT LUCKILY _T SHOW MUCHONUSE Waild RIGHT IN THE DESIEN 07 A S BURNT AnD T wAS PROBABLY THings WETRSHEDDIT Them SR re > ipied vlecwhers me by surprise; ever moved 1 thought 1 loved n or more them-—before, bty new cars arn s8 of youth were ehanieal device and keep in shape ¢ ] " " ) won't keep YOU Pret: e least I'm clever may run for 2 = Learn something about 3 Sonal engine and then go and talk it Wite snd Micens me of these vaudeville toe