New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 28, 1924, Page 6

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THE MEMORIAL DISCUSSION, »" \ The vote last night of the city mee Ing the prope pian for & memorial shaft on the of Walnut Hiil Park, can not sidered a vote of the c board as taking the town meeting. l.oas that board, defeating on or of desire volts you. be con- meating | ho place of the old than half the members of new board were present. Those the called on aponse many plan against it ing to their rights, a member of the the situation nt defeated | anger, do And yo who were ab proposition. As the names were the roll call, and no re- came, it evident that who undoubtedly favored the were absent. Those WS ar was who voted | cause of s undoubtedly voted accord- | hecaus Charies I°. Smith, memorial commit- | come to thus: "I men whose tee, expressed think better of the have heen raised against this mmorial to the dead, His earnest inspiration of the voices | gradually cause the than they think of them- | Religion selves," plea was to re- | member the me- | morial idea—a the memory of the men who fought and died, The memorial thought of cause of the clouded, if not forgotten, #poke and voted againeét the true morial seemed to shudder at the|a thought that they ered unmindful of the sacrifice made by those who died, but, nevertheless, | ey, | seemed unable to the fact that a had planned, living fortable died, speee longing to perpetuate | a conacie have it; idea, free of all|ing. benefiting the living be- was ever befor who tragedy of death, hose me- st try be consid- would appreciate Junior memorial been whereby the more true ment not a scheme years old would be made com- | gpo their comrades had Into almost opposing h was the thought that | girg and this shaft on Walngt Hill Park, ad- | sop mired as it do any- thing for the living, Minds scemed to dwell upon | prove hin the fact that the city noth- | U'nited 8 back from the | Lut because | champion every which he, injeeted would not was, sport wor ex-service men now had done ing for those who came young War to resume, if possible, their places | through t They the memorial iG And this night'a in society, wished to geize upon | to remem a in order to do that | show fo something. idea will not | echool « down. lLast meeting was not | of bhronze A discussion as to whe not the Junior eity men of her or should erect a memorial 1o the | pleasurs | this city who had di war. It was, rather, a discussion of what should be ving ex anrvi thro man men and ing out whieh s of 1f we ca d in the | excitement ) New Britain Hsrald' ‘,1'[,‘.’1}',"‘ on e rday. minority ews of thos that dan mine people ot the ot must it whicl f-at because ks which poinic me when In other men e period dre and arrly because i3 safs you ait ou i h of death 1t ave not othe but to kill. But, sary to have a muzder, merely in their ne steal u are because everyon a murderer, The lav ome of their this the re wi is the it comes at all, to nee many | mists believe e, bably the ritte you ed and heeause The you say becaus probably £re ind do kil Vs who are r would be purpe step tak s apvrova know You fectly you thought impr rather ke Kinow sa P hay i re is neces inst theft other p ol or right, a thi o the net needed to protect socic nd i he y or o needed be- existence, millenium carth, but laws cease the approach to it will be that time will neare wh strained only neve en | to exist be. 1 be Ao necd of them means through which this improvement in men will come if and all religion needs work have not upon The Ma ny possi- e former class is grow- to bolster rgument in our t's o and and afle boya, of aporismar OUR MARBLE up the n't be optimists, we may The optimists believe the world is influenced by conscience more than at optimist's own lives CHAMPION, Achievement ma Alsyender a pretty cimen of youth 18 the r many as well as his competitors, disp th while, ates, John SBalamon, ber a a trip to Atlantic City the will fina nd his silver it 1. Achie n the follis but many A ampions ha The heat the great b Zaloskl, good looking hard hip that go to ayer Her tourna 11 13 ty marble tests makes big prize Alexa who %, has that th the thought \mong not or the CAtse mpic and a chance g medal in ayed skill and the an of in the ht phoricall most ay youth Then foundly mobil In shuf proc quart " "I was spooning with my wife “That m Home- Facts and Fancies BY ROBERTY Two is company; three 1s a crowd; “They four is an audience, Vriends are spite of your superior No Vice 18 cheaper than virtue long run, Forecasts of a big rye cheer blowers, They Another reasol a chicken erosses the yhody floor magistrat 11 up his probal r or th bouts, h enunciation one enough ignorance fricnds didn’t to do their kne e caught rpoon- mobile and ¢ hom Max50N FoxHALL JUDEL” ) LADI MAN jem 0N Lhe siugy, 1aes (Ly Taylor) ham Cecil 5 who P ladies' man ‘em as Bill can Bill's a regulur Who can please hios but who now te on the upper and hoze, S el gowns coris ros Lemine wraps and- filmy t's best for dainty fect, t's hard to beat, Knows wi Tiits a hut th before stor Bill's 3 . I've said Drapes the forms in a ladies' Answered politician well-wishers shrewdly A newiy-electe rounded by @ number of mostly was sur felow stepped out crowd (according to Mrs, 19 Welman) stuck out his hand and said atulations, Judge Hughes, 1 knew youw'd make that office as sooi 1 started to get votes Now, ibout a jobh U™ Judge-clect Hughes, ONIUR giasping the nervy man's hand re- § rice plied: I know you, young man, but and 1 can’t place you | him — e Whatever be the season, “cold cuts'” T will still be favorite dith in the One m gun of this atr upon the e miy I wrong; 1 words you good-naturedly Down upon LS 2 tra society world, CooL 1 _ Will not increase the temperature of your | Kitehen, Heat cannot penetrate the oven insulation to any extent. CONVENIENT Quick action at the turn of a switch. Each unit controlled separately hy a three- heat switch. Guarantees absolute heat " regulation and results in greater economy. | hand, something like tha your honor,” murmuy pro- rked auto- 10 o'ejock 2t night the youth listened, then t and glanced down He w od and in Universal Electric and imposed the fine, whispered the humble lad, kes no difference, bk THE WOMAN OF THE HOUR | goes," W0 ASKS YOU TO WAIT A M breaker, | oot - Dr. Traprock and the Opening of the | Shad Season “It is a great pity that the develop- ment navigation, particularly by means of the gas engine, is working such havoe wmong the natural feed- | ing grounds of our fish,” our friend D, Walter E. Traprock was telling us naturally dislike the flavor of gasoline in their food.” ' - “1 remember when {t was not un- | ustil to catch shad five feet long and weighing two hundred pounds, 1t used to be figures that a hen.shad’s roe would contain abont one hundred and | 188588588888, 8888890897 | eighty milllon eggs, so that the danger | 088! ! all preju- | of race suicide seemed remote vie | 25 Years Ago Today “Well do I remember the last _— one 1 got hold of. My brother Rod-| 8(Taken from Herald of that date) i L L L L ney and 1 together in a small sharpie, he rowing while I trolled. We were in mid-strcam, opposite the | The committee appointed to nrll landing of a ferry where the fish 4l- | {he Nutmeg club furniture has are \‘ ways came in on May 28 at exactly ' ranged for its transfer to Peter Curtin, Blass 2:23 p.om. They never varied from | Mr, and Mrs, Willlam Scheuy of this time-schedulo by more than a Winthrop street are to spend the next e sccond, and on the stroke of 2:23 my | few days with relatives In Greater rod bent sharply and the fight was on. | New York “From the way in which the fish | A collection will be taken up in all hauled us through the water I knew the churches tomorrow for the bene- he was a glant, The jab of my hook | fit of the hospital, had evidently discouraged him from | The committee in charge of selec his Intention of procecding upstigam ing the design for the mortuary to the spawning grounds, for he now chapel to bel built at Fairview ceme- turned afid made straight for the open |tery have awarded the contract to which Is some twenty miles Brite & Bacon of New York, this point. Making my line | Considerable opposition in prohibi- d brother in teying to force tion circles and in the Law and Or- \ybrook Point, lest der League has been stimulated by rough water be. | the bill which is favorably reported | in the legislature, It permits hotel owners to sell to their guests aj any hour of the day or night. Louis Lehr is laid up with a severe k of rheumatism, K. M. Zimmerman acted as inters preter in the police court this morn- ate, “The fine SPECIAL ALLOWA COOK ELE CTRICALLY The Connecticut Light & MAIN ST. Quinr 92 WES who 1ove virtue people candidate ean possess 1o please in the were It never hires a press agent crop no long except the Unfortunately, we cannot think anybody by tradition. The tro Most people in considering 1 of course the postulate that the government without them,” average person as to talk religion. scnse that we aceept simply because it years or &0, and people have heen The political party is not nece Not only so0, but the institution, It is foolish because man's husines basis of science or a cock fight The political party is the lnst idea. Competitiof, has given birth We believe in it because for its mother, Rome decent lot was des wera @ until he king walt sound - wide at vt 1 joine our course founder in the skill or onto K yond We were so successful that we naged to beach the shad at Point, where we killed him boathook. The copper bot. | att boat was heated to such had made had on min- finally ma girect I8 hocause she knows day, whh the present ge have bred a crop of brains that know fallacy of competition among will use the emergency NKenwick with our tom of onr the peed we that we fish on it, and in five most delicious plank- ever tasted. Rodney up the roe, hut 1 extent by the bystander ca U 8 ing. 3 Fred Loomis is favored to win the The inteliigent Dome scandal and the one mile open event at the bicyele races 1o be held at the Berlin Fair grounds on Memorial Day, through the wat to lay the had the 1 have 1 to count The reason is that a political p namely: to get certain men into office 1 say practically, because No smoke, soot, odors or ashes. cooking utensils are always kept bright and shiny without scrubbing and scouring. “political parties are n I find it as diffcult to talk polities with th They all begin by assuming a lot of non copling it sary, political party it is an endeavor to run government, and the most important business in the world, intelligence runt years we liave neration ie all dead and gone, 1uman profit and happiness can only be attained through cooperation, n easily see that the root of all the Veteran Bureau scandal, hat are rendering getid the national atmosphere, while parties may CLEAN Your SAFE Switches and units protected against physical contact. explosive liquids to contend with, No dangerous gases or Ranges ALL STYLES AND SIZES NCE ON RANGE WIRING TO THOSE WHO DO NOwW Power Co. TEL. 230 DR. FRANK CRANE'S DAILY EDITORIAL The Pohtxcal Party a Vicious Institution v DR. FRANK CRANE freely ble is that we begin thinking oy taking for granted ¢ whole lot of things that are not true at s question of politics accept as a matter Kach of our minds is impaires all WO FY==yOU cannot has been lying around for a thousane as true, is esseptially hoth a foolish and ar which ig evers not upon the or justice, but upom the principle o in the litter to which the old sow wen trained to believe § and wi straighter, we shall mes learn that progress how to think heings, and Teapn and the other scandal is the political party. exists practically for one purpose hegin with a considerable wer ver able to agree on the motemen meme eussed #eparat 17 the figure; it was somewhere be- and three hundred mil- Nitentic ) May T have the this eve- Ir company T he Weath \Ia}‘ 28. Company, mad- a battalion ~Fred Hyer. 1 command Washington, Southern New hably showers cloudy; no change in moderate south shifting Forecast for Eastern Cloudy in % in south portion example ay cloudy: no change i ture; moderate wosterly 1 For Connecticut omes the Spring; probably showers like everything. cloudy; no change in moderate south, winds, Conditions: tral over morning is Aingle-dangle nonscnsical r that readers laugh is It must be in two lines. e angie 2 orne and sheep hate wools e a jot of pull now passing undoubtediy contributd England: ¢l tonight; temperature; to west winds, New north and probably tonight; shifting upper Michigan er Observations on nt out T temperature, to west iy hursday York: show Thurs emper winds, Cloudy, w tonight; hu The disturbance cen yesterday the t Connecticut is fanfare of principles, eventually the lines of moral and even mental demarka tion are rubbed out, and the whole issue becomes “Do you want John Smit) or Jim Brown for your Congreseman?” Therefore the political party is essentially based upon the graft jdea Kverything in its operation tends to promote the conviction that a politiea office is a personal privilege and not a publie trust, The kind of man that naturally gets into a position of !an-hlp in political party is most unlovely The party is the agency through which crooked capital gets in lfl bris the government. The party is the handy means by which unserupulous lahor leaders drive legistature into folly. in fact, the party is a very handy burglar's jimmy for the crook and th blatherskite to break into the house of national government. 1 e read carefully many books on pariy goverament; T have notice party government in ite actual workings; and 1 am familiar with the histors of it. My honest conclusion is that the idea that it is neceseary is one o those strong delusions which bacloud the intelligence of the human race, The founders of this republic did not contemplate government by party the Constitution made no provision for any such thing. It has grown up But everything that grows is not therefore wholesoms., Weeds grow, ans poiton ivy. ®ancers grow. There a noxious growth as well as wholesom gronth, Copyright, 1224, The McClure Newspaper Syndicate, Inverness club, who defeated Brown jimpossible. Lawrence valley and on the southern edge of it. & ve occurred during the last 24 northeastward to e-Jangies than these, Ad. parately to Jingle-Jangle New tain 2 up and 1 to play sirnie and Brown were all square at the 15th but Birnis holed a 10-yard Fun Shop, In the path of & dredger which s constructing a drainage cang there stood a house inhabited by af heen Pear Jane— Jean, NO SPCONINS NO NEED oy " LAw what stampe v it newspapers jocs LXXX f thes T d ours from Texas Maine and along the south as North (‘arolina venther prevails this morning in the contral and eastern districts. No de- cided change in tlemperature has occurred. old Hawailan and his wife. They wer warned to vacate as the dredger ap proached their small holding. They refused 1o leave, After sovers days of argument it was found tha their refusal was based upon the fac been the undoing of countiess golTers | hat (heir house was on an o)d buris for many decades. A fine of sheds, o0 | gr6und and that the bones of a gred the other side of which are the chief and a dozen of his. relative road tracks, forms the boundary Hne | v yngerground. of play, on the right for 2000 yards,| s g9 people would not leave th ather, “TAAY WAR | of the bones of the “alii” and his rela P was just the opposite today, g .. "o o0 suete venterment In Som strong winds bringing rain with them | o0 "l ool siot The board ¢ blowing in off the North Sea Beaith Was consiited. A Permit to & up the bones was granted. An undes taker removed the remains from i carth, and the dredger continued o its way through the ancient cemetery putt to win the 16th. At the 15th, with a fierce east wind sweeping across the fairway, Brown's drive sail- ed out of hounds, Birnie winning the hole and the match This 17th at 8t Andrews has coast as far Cloudy hole Conditions faver for this vicis ather with local in te unsettied we sho and not much change mperature Only American In Britich Golf Tour- nament Is Ountclassed And Retires Tribesman’s Reverence Saves Chieftain’s Bones ” ,‘,‘,,,,:.’g,,.w,,,, May 28 - Honolulu, May 28— The wheels of Francis Brown of Honotulu, the only halted hers rpeently | Cultination of semi-arid lands dodl resident of the Umted States entered while enforced homage was pald by 1ot cause any appreciable differen in the Rritish aamtéur golf champion- Workmen to the memory of an all but | the rainfall in those regions, acesd forgotten chieftain of Hawail and the ing to the records of the departmer ship, was eliminated in the sacond round today by J. Birmie, Jr. of thedesecration of his ashes was rendered of agriculttire. 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