New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 10, 1924, Page 6

New Britain Herald COMPANT Excepted) Street. HERALD PUBLISHING Tssued Daily (Sunday At Herald Bidg., &7 Chuich SUBSCRIPTION RATES: $5.00 a VYear, $2.00 Thres Months, Se. & Mont Entered at the Post Office at New 49 Becond Class Mail Matter. TELEPHONE CALLS Business Office Editorial Rooms . Teom siways open to advertisers. Member of The Associnted The Associated Press !s exclusive to the use for re ication of credited to \t er mnot In_this paper and also local new Iished herein. Press Burean of Circulation, a national organl which furnishes newspapera and tisers with a_strictly est anal circulation, Our circulation statistics are upen this audit. This insures pro- fon against fraud tribution figures local advertl Member Audit The A. B. C. Is to The Herald ' on at llo(flnngfi Stand, Times Entrance Arcade Btation. POSTAL PROMISES and Postmaster E {endent of Mails Grace Washington with rvite in New Britain will ed. check of the found will probably will order that ments be fulfilled The post office department government appears to be conducted upon masters are win return from that promises the be improv- Inspeetors will be sent here to up the ¢ city's needs, ns mads behalf if they in and are they New reasonable——as of course be—Postmaster General local require- of the a peculiar principle. Post appointed, and then the postmaster general by law cannot rely sufficiently knowledge of local needs to give the needs may require upon their integrity and them permission to expand service of post offices as local cannot Britan It appears that proper service be given in a like New without hegging permission from the Washington oftice through the red tape, The postal greatly in efficiency during the ade. It #tead of improving of innumerable Britain has bes yet municipalities been complaining. Post masten avold rervice city and then g customary governm suffersd last d service has has peen getting worse, in- estimation New of the sufferers in the business men one there have been hundreds of which Mkewise have About a year ago neral New attempted 1o the that newspapor of by REWAPAPCrS Wers eriticisms expounding a ukasa to e handled ex peditiously through the mails; and at least in theory this is being done, In practice, however, the ing (gigh the mails is about wher 1t was hefore spesd of pass During Wilson administrations flled with eriti the the newspapers wep elams of the postal service. Bince present administration took power the eriticiams haye hasn't peased, but the servics improved T™HY Why TOLOHSTOND s New Brit OF INDUSTRY atn, “net a railroad erater ar t the main line #fa | ned the ent | manufacture, | yhe sing pioneers of would and ultimately sulted in s veloping it en. Success, when finally came, rd won but is permanes 1son why more nuts are he- New in Britain than any- human “nuts,” but worthwhile kind—is because na- thve talent and experience is at t helm Other Connecticut cities have simi- histories. Take Hartferd as tance. ‘There are 45 state capitals and, so that being in this cate- no striking a t K city is the financial center of the nation, if but it isn't regarded Hartford has Insurance money t of the world, insurance center distinction cvery city, town and hamlat in ited States flows into Hartfor, ? ‘There for Why - should this he the case ere ne natural advantages the husiness in Hartford, but the that something” which created their great center for insurance 10ts Again native talent won with be like me Returning to a comparison Oklahoma City, there is this to said. The Oklahoma metropolis 1 great many other far-western tropoli, is a commercial center for farming It eannot com- New the industry Brit of hardware and home pete with a in the man utracture needs nor with other Connecticut cities in the manufacture of products on a large bent is agriculture and the pastoral scale. The native pur suits, lately augmented by the produc- which is not manu- but is gobbled up from the The live tion of erude a oil, facture ap of mother nature, ieal in its me- in its products tropolis. Trey are not manufacturers but business men and traders, From all nd have no flelds money, I iunch to start manuf; Half a accounts they are making money lesire 1o experiment in other whers they may lose take more than capital and a turing success- requisites could tully dozen Le named, but nothing takes the place of innate native talent, augmented by holding one’s nose to the grindstone. BONDED INDEBTEDNESS New Britain's honded indebtedness $4.455,652, or & per capita nop bt of $75.08, stands about comparison with other 50,000 to 100,000 in popu- of bonded dr midway in citics from rative f Rightor, bureau lation, mecording to eomp C. E Detrofit vres announced by chief accountant of whieh are con- the Na government research, tained in the June issue of tiona) Municipal Review Ary figures com Rtatistics usunlly are reading, hut not in the case of the piled A cates that countant Rightor indebtedness by ul the bonded f Am erease, rican eities continues fo in- just now at thgte of about We hear much A billion dollars a year of the needs for governmental econo and likewise the need for econo- but littie is great my my in state expenditures; lebated regarding the equally need for Of the group of cities af New Brit- Atiantic the pita Indebtedness, Rut gt and perhaps is in a dife eivie eeonomy in's class City has groatest per ¢ 19,08, waterfront the haek namely 82 city expects 1o its money om tourists #tior et pe rom other municipali- IR ILTRL with & Fomes being gh ones in the group. higt 1% with a N Anndn pret eapita bt of 8106 pot Has ahile “ on is ve the highest por 2451 eapita bonded i ) Car st with § of Oklahomans | men who | | The nominate [ Calvin Coolidge that as G will 0. P bearer opened today in Cleveland with | convention standard the very congressional cohorts i aga bill and resolution the party !'who vot st and defeated nearly president cvery favored, and favored and voted for | nearly everything he opposed, present | ballyhoo. it \q name of Coolidge is the gathering; he being the sole reliance to take part in the Because of this a unique | gathering. The the keynote of is ith the party credited w Yet the republican stal- | warts in and out of congress, including | the ojd guard which still is in the sad- | dle as of yore, paid &cant attention to the Coolidge policies at a time when such have carned for the president the synonymn somwe recognition weuld of a Great Leader. The president has glven the country some excellent statements of facts and attempted to hand his congre: rerious advice; ional children some but the bad boys in' the republican party simply wouldn't the But they gather in convention and will wear out mind teacher. today their lungs for Calvin, PARDONING The pardoning of prisoners after heen tried, eonvicted and sentenced is by its nature tmportant administrative It is a legal prerogative that easily ean be they have duly one of the most functions before a state board, eabused; and we are not sura but that is being abused in the name of mawkish sentiment. over it merey guided by For the hoard presided by {Governor dernrs sentenced to state prison lie Is going far enough to cause con- Connecticut to make passing mental note of the proceedings, Two Connecti- as Templeton to pardon mur- | for | minds servative in more than a cut “lifers” were announced pardoned today Serman [T. Beeman, Litchfleld county, shot and killed his wife and tried to kill himself, Liter his father, shocked at the action of his son, com after serving sentence, now goes of mitted suicide, Beeman, 10 years of a life Jree. Charles Snyder, Killed sccond degree murder in 1921, was in a drunken rage when hé wur The good woman had for alzo of of New Haven his wife and was convicted Snyder dered his wife, refused to give him more money the purchase of more liguor. Wiliam G secretary of the Connecticut Sny- Baxter, Prison Associatien, appear der at the hearing. In some states them at nould haye been hanged, d for if mot in most of least one of thesc two men FROM THE TOP eason ix A little backwand s prime. A few then it be a great Park not yet in more weeka and will place B0 #pe stood near the flag staff at Walnut Hill borne a garrulous visitor as he | park. His observations were out by the faet that gardeners ncre at work planting bwibs which it did not require A deep knowledge of hotany to realize would take meveral weeks to lava the aye with exquisite beauty. One can obtain a comprehensive and Danbury but is it more inspiring ot trom Waooster mountain; spiring than the view of New Britain Park? Hesides, the 1A three miles Pritain’s ew Blocks from view in from Walnut Hill Danbury promontory from the éity, while high point is within Now the eenter of the city, Walnut Hill Park i The purr 6f the lamwn mower a well kept eity park have al heard throughout Wt= Relph Walnwright and that it kept in Asked 1o co-nperate and the swish of the seythe ready been snvirons. Bupt hig atds will se i= well and the public to kept It elean and tidy. 1n spite of the flawers and the A “backward spring be foliage will soon at peak of "hedr beanty, Britain ta a visitor, top. He'll boost the afterward To show New e him 1o the town every ghhhb.hlmhA!‘ SH5A000008 25 Years Ago Today (Taken from Herald of that dare CPIEVITIIIVITTIIVNINI VTS «uad Deputy n inge in charge raided ten sputed 16 be uses in their raiding with r ®alhone « were ing liguor without cla Brewster has formally Harry 1. Be tishop ed ” ey 1o in thi 1 & Wine fac given their t hait holi- of the season this afternoon, Dur o summer the factory nse he smployes of Tra fa v ne afters Mareus White has iseued the gradustion ox Normal scl Tune reises Wea Bl ool on Afternooy b4 | aprainad Sart t P manent ord tomor- to malke s for th of & pr aesocia Permit MaxsoN FoxHALL JUpELL THE RADIO CRAB (By 0. A. N) A radio erab is one William McNabb, IFor naught but abusion is heard from his gab the moment he mits down in his chair And procesds with his tuner 1o prowl in the air. “Stop rattling that paper! fling your feet! off that talking or you street! Here's Buckingham the old King! zood gosh almighty, the whole thing! shut up, 1 8l you, WAQ, . But how can I hear with thiz noise- making crew? Don't want any snp,wr —just close up your trap! Tonight T will get evéry place on the map— I've tuned in Calegtia and here's Tim- buctoo And Podunk-—and Paris— mazoo. jump in the vour head! While I get Alaska, bed!” From himself Quit shuf- Lay tor the Palace 1 hear killed Aw, you Now T've got and Kala- On, Hver or go soak you Now these are ezamples of Willlam’s abuse- Could write a whole book, but what ! i8 the use? But Bill will get his and deserves it full well, The Jast time he tunes he will surely get H— You Belcha! Miss Bartice Dolfing te few days after u farmer children in school a book on him and said: “Now that your ehildren are going te school, you ought to buy encyclopedia.” “Buy them kidsan encyclopedia? Be Is us that a put his two talk about ! them an | 18-Karat Solid Gold, 17-jeweled movement The famous Hallmark Dependable Wrist Watches at reduced prices. Never before have we had on display such a varied assortment of high grade quality wrist watches at such extremely low prices. Each watch has been carefully adjusted and carries our full guarantee. An excellent opportunity to purchase that grad- uation gift at a considerable.sav ing. 25-Year White Gold filled; 16-Jeweled move- ment at-— $10.50 hand engraved, $30.00 Hamiltons, Walthams, Elgins, Illinois, Howards—Gent's-and Ladies’ Watches, from Diamonds Clocks for June Brides. Why 2 Jewel l‘.VY $15 0 and Silverware, Ivory, Not Make Your Purchase Here 14-Karat Solid Gold, hand engraved 16- ieweled movement at— $16.50 The Wedding ng Shop | agent called | ed, The change of one word, darned 1t 1 do! Let 'em walk ke I’ came a clever epigram. Thus A fool and his money are soon pet- 114,” was his retort Has it occurred te you how well the country is_getting along witheut vice-presidént ? ORE PROMOTION or THIS 1S THE LAST MONTH OF SCHOOL! Mother over now, Harold?" Harold (in Grade 213, that Is the question!” ? “2B or not Such is ILNe! When T was sixtesn, oh, how eraved 10 write a Wook, A hestseller, on the Iating themes—ah, sire! When twenty-five and married within the luxuries of my home, 1 wished to write of the underworld, the Apache of Paris—of Limehouse, yes, any of those—it T had had the time! Later, how 1 hungered to write of Moscow, of Eiberia, Asia Minor—all of them. Never having been there, they had a vital attraction for me but Mah Jonge elaimed me When that eraze dwindles, | concentrate on writing fairy for Ittle folks, that was my de. ehall tales Dee Furey. JINGLE-JAN Dawn in a dingle-dangle dell Ticke and chiggers bite like fophie E. Redford, . . Had my garden full of seed Neighbor's hens had darn good feed - George Jenner. Modern Mother Goose Mary had a little rouge, Some powder and a puff, A wad Of narve she had enough A lipatick, too, was in her hand, fhe was never thus before The lamb doesn’t follow mary now Because he doesn’t know her! Mre, E. J. Killion. The must ha spring. With picture press agents asleep all winter and motion e lyeen and five eolumn head- lines on pages about the Teapot Dame seandal not had wits enough 1o get his star involved in it! four ol one Jonesle Toll Mother Somesle— Jones writes his wife that retires ry night at 9 e'clock away from home." “Oh that's Stories’.” Mary And Daddie &he he eve wher He Bedatime just one of those C. Pearson FRANK VERSES (Ry Molly Anderson Haley) The month of blushing bridcs greeting car Tune nd shops full of ON YOULR WEDDING DAY This i« the Card We Sent And this it means, golden scence A day winl in memory Congratulations, giad and This i« the Card We Meant to Send And this 18 means, cans k ading apart, wh ive with true iy jown inte our Your wedding And honght a § 1t was a thing we wo dug csent for we cw sad to do HOW TO WRITE WHAT WE WANT 1pigrams « are pointed sentence or teist single topie glish are practically ouk mottos and proverbe, They are not as hard . To illustrate proverhs s with Y'x‘. an morone or cles and g with . In plainer they humer- to write You as ali ey imagines 8 thottos or " & fational ¥ by newspapers srtr bt ons 5 an Shop cted .t cond countr al Start numbers writing This epigrams in in order to 149 MAIN STREET A fool and his money are soon part. and it be- great get your mind thinking in terms of epigrams, | And you will soon ing epigrams (Tomorrow find yoursel we Poetry). Ccan f writ- accept. When a girl lies to you alwuys pre “What are you pondering tend you believe her work because you will, Facts and Fancies DY ROBERT deaper subjecta of lite darving, vio- ! The man it man There ends, may Aliens who « intentions ful “perspiration” nrolds It won't 1 QUILLEN in the village wh desting grade that shay crossing Amerien's been st bt haven't our navy lately we hard anyway, o ealls 18 n traveling sales s our as we peac udying All that altruism requires is 4 puh- lie announeement take it with Aspiration couses | breaking out corns on the The will care of gum was in her mouth, Class have when on your ne Anyhody tionalist ne hack-to-the far iteelf three heans wall for a = and a little a charac that first hands, mo the nickel. rarm a twin six splashe trousers be a good en if he kr cues bobbed I The Chine Knows she i C legislation essenti it and 17 He him let vie mean it strikes f immig can lic g i to know America care poct ittle to the You can‘t how hink many pa Not and t to in promoted i fte for Japan's ants 18 simple k China thinks any might fool congress. s hungry. it must the rich him are wil s union in ¥ worl I outsid fewer consonar tell by loo iting 1} r she & married ing at sh i8sia ings ek el to teristie appears as ement time yvou wsion of #he particular oppote consaie ing to will d until 1 gir e imagin egins wasn't New Driver Pays $25 For Lesson in Signals ' Edmond Canzonetti of 19 Mitchell street was fined $25 when he was ar- raigned in the Meriden police court yesterday morning on a charge of operating an automobile without a Nicense, He was arrested in that city when he failed to stop when signalled to do so by a traffic policeman, He told the court that he took the ma- chine out yesterday for the first time and was not acquainted with the sig- nals used by the police for stopping machines. SNEAK THIEF TAKES $1.75 The home of Mrs. Philip Duffy of 118 Clark street was entered yester- day afternoon while she was a and W pockethook containing $1.75 taken, according 1o a report received by the police, SLEEPER ROBRED OF 8112 The police received a from Joseph Strofikowski of 153 Broad sirect that somebody had en- tered his room qu he was sleeplng vesterday afternodn and stole $112 from his )m(k et, compiniyt TELEPHONE 605-12 Observations On The Weather Washington, June 10— orecast for Southern New gland: Mostly cloudy tonight; Wednesday probably local showers; not much change in temperature moderate northeast, shifting to southeast winds. I"orecast for Eastern New York: Partly cloudy tonight; Wednesday un- scttled, probably local showers: not much change in temperature; moder- ate variable winds, New Havén and vieinity: ing clondiness tonight local showers, Conditione The tral over Texas yesterday tral over Ohie, 1 used local showers during the last 24 hours from Kansas castward to Pennsylvania and from Michigan southward te IMorida The temperature ie rising slowly |r the central and castern districts, Conditions faver for this vielnity falr weather with somewhat higher temporature followed by Increasing cloudiness and nmhulv\v local showers Increas Wednesday disturbance cen is now cen France Selected Them In a Paris competition the above young ladies were awarded prizes for the best types of brunette and blonde beauty. Mile. Frea (left) was was selected from 500, as the loveliest brunette and Mlle. Sugaut (right) was winner in the blonde clas DR. FRANK CRANE'S DAILY EDITORIAL | —_—— Touchiness DR. FRANK CRANE when who are not quits sure of themee people There you ha of hon Ifyou = 14 is the test of assurance Most of the people of earth position in 1ife n they in That is the reason why most peoy e e at the Another thing of most people of being Impersonal, They construe oy If & companion a personal stur littie Tate a tor is A o he nd hundred reasons for b her ” e 1o slight Like a disagre makes A& go0d point e the whole matter in a nut shell, top oF the bottom You sither ignore it or are ars Aot ation in that makes for touchin erything in terms of persor raelf r companion’s a analitics #he saye 1 o8 or t h SAti6 To be touchy is a #ign sure of yourselt, you 4o et for it and profit by it and fe ocenpied ork that maintaining the: set before tham more the are tonchy more than P impossibility on the par tife ife jtse s8 is the the avous, Jessie consirues 1h does not consider that ther from a dedire tions aside touchiness has ite root in Vanity ego were not sticking =0 boldly out of our shoes it would not g 1t th Festrain the eg hamble finds it who put wh who s not And 1o Anyon humlity en i it n b s rampant fit did not set g ittle traps ed in doing = in servies, § onestiy And sincecly i re wonld e 24, by The MeClure