New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 8, 1924, Page 16

) LA FOLLETTE HITS — HIGH VNG COST Tells Laber Chiefs It Is a “Fundamental Issue” ! l “Buttons” Missing T0 MITCHEL FIELD Will Greet World Avialor's on1 i Their Arrival ‘onrad “Buttons” Lindel Dix avenuc s been Washington, Sept Addressing roup of labor leaders, who d here today to discuss wa s of cooperating in support of ¢ fndependent presidential ticket, tor La Follette declared that of the fundamental issues in s campaign is the high cost of when Wood- w Wilson clearly defined it in un- lable terms.” 1 the people of Amertea con- 1o tg be subjected to the control the special interests which crack fie whip in the corvidors of the capl- in the White House, appointments in the cabinet, ol the marRets of the * asked Mr, La Follette. | powers have been in con- would not have W a Palmer or a Daugherty in the uncils of the nation.” Asserting #hat the coming clection il show whether the American | “strong -enough to re- | osscss themselves of the govern- originally designed for them,” | Ir. La Follette declared there had | cen a “false basis of reckoning the | vance in living costs adopted in | the campalgn.” Living costs,” he said, “started to mount in 1897, artificially increas- od by the high tariff law and the strangling of competition. We should | therefore compare the buying pow- ing as it was in 1912 . swagger ictate nd cor untr ol, otherwise we ople are the flier CONRAD LINDELOF As He Appearced in Uniform of Hotel T s, to driv | for somg | auction according to a report ma Ame | Mathias J at police headq ce at the Wil-| afternoon by the |sities of life than $1 will purchase ptember 16 father was un- |now.” - ained, tion for the| Warren §. Stone, vy clue as | Brotherhood of L Young Lin- presided at the conference. | attrac- in attendance included D, B, hoel when it | Robertson of the Railway 1 the posi- | and Enginemen; Timothy Heal hotel clad | the Fireme 1d Oilers; B. supplied | I, 1 the Railroad for him was then, If do we nts in 1900ewould huy more neces- > to Se we val rday her. The to give Dpe ters yes hoy's fat planned president of the omotive Engin- e months ning next boys' wrance he had gone. was one of the Burritt appearance oy or beg to where eers, his ma Those some ti The captain asscrted that Wales Pcertainly isn't a beau¥ bru pays attention tion of page Crafts ¢ ) Am Feder man E. J. Manion of the s pointed out that, hers; L. E. ay Conductor otive nmel no more the rican he average Captain Lasc svhile the Prince “naturally possesses quite a few suits of clothes because of his obligation to attend functions of varied character he has alter- ers, ar nated between two uits dur- | | smiths ing most of t ¢ = | boarded the E America. The Prince, having g shape on the polo f cised daily in the sv the James A. he is stayi take anothe I'he office timan sport on ! | ment at hunting. He paid a the Wi kennels of the owbrook Hunt | G club yesterd 1 looked ove English and American hour hunting horses with The Istand has in which sor participated a in two f Loco union. Family Wiped Out As Train Hits Auto nning, Pa 8 Iy of ¥Frank Pipper was wiped out here early yen the Pippert automobile k By the Pennsylva . his an their i SR ety ] child were Killed. John , of Pittshurgh, driver of | hools », was injured. | time 1 from First P: into good | 1 exer- | g g pool o1 ipa paro- year inrnst pr to thi to school. from t of the school depart- the old norr school was visit to orni wife cight- endent of Sc e prince’s pa g0 broug o ing—lost for a generatior t America Anr the few days His Roya schools, Wome Foresters. *Our | t their | v is very fo E. and ridi Catholic Order o and fences that he Long Islz days. ! ; : Yy enjoyed y on Long Islan : 1 ! with ite unexampled f kind of sports he 1 considered extremely he would remain after 1 his sche d Ay even though t should require a third « gettle the it is lik with t and ravine W 1y e duugh- ne up to the schools, T ess 1 his acilities for 1 | FOR SALE| FIVE FAMILY HOUSE ON CLARK ST. Paying 10’.,'0 (OX & DUNN 272 MAIN ST. 1y's play to contest WD WANTS T GOVERN (Continued from First Page.) A Jess It’s All the Better For You! Will Run For Gove mor We are making extensive alterations in our new store, 78 West Main street, and are progressing as rapidly as possible. We will be ready in a short time. SLOAN B ros. 78 West Main St. ‘Hoppers or Bait 11,000,000 N. Y. CHILDREN er of the dollar today with what it | find forty | { schools an apreciable NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1924, T This on the Baby And make it strong, suggests F. B. Magee of Atlanta, Ga. He brought his daughter up that way, and now is strength- ening his four-month-old grandchild the same way. THREE SLIDE 180 FEET 0UT OF FLAMES' REACH \ Grain Exchange Elevator at HEAR MERRY BELLS RING Accommodations for Everyone W h“l Erie Wants Education Father Knick- | Basin Doomed — Damage Estimated at $500,000 Buffalo, N. Y., Sept. S.—Fire | which followed an explosion in the { cupola of a grain exthange ele- | vator in the Erie Basin, doomed the structure this afternoon. | Three men caught on the fop floor when the explosion occurred slid 180 feet to safety bn a belt in the erbocker’s Motto Today, N w York, 8. —Added iniodations created sduring the | immer than absorbed the | new enrolment when New York's| 1,000,000 children returned cir studies today. Ruildings to 010 puplis were thrown ddition to the 700 already sept ac- 51 niore school for en in v EAT VEGETABLES Oucumber Chowder 12 large ripe cucumbers 1 head cabbage 1-4 peck onlons 14 ounce celery seed 1-4 ounce mustard sced 2 cups sugar 2 quarts vinegar 2 red peppers, Pare cucumbers and take out seeds. Chop cucumbers and cabbage and slice oniops. Sprinkle with salt and let stand over night. In the morning drain and add chopped pep- pers. DBoll vinegar and sugar, add celery and mustard seed, Let cool and pour over the vegetable mixture when luke warm, Put in jars. Corn Cake 2 cups corn meal 1 1-4 cups hot water 1 tdblespoon butter 1 teaspoon salt 3 eggs 1, cup eréam, Scald with hot water. Add butter, #alt ,eggs well beaten and cream, Drop from the spoon onto a greased | pan and bake in a hot oven. Sweet Potato Pie 1 tablespoon butter 1-3 cup sugar 2 eggs 1% cups milk 1 teaspoon cinnamon 1 teaspoon ginger 1 teaspoon salt, ‘ Line a pie pan with pie crust. Cook potatoes and when cold grate them, Beat e butter and sugar till very light. Add milk, seasoning and potato, Pdur into pie crust and ake in a rather slow oven till the custard is firm to the touch, Creamed Corn 6 ears corn canal tower, a box like structure on the side of the elevator. Four more structures » available later this month. inary statistics show 855 The clevator had a clementary grades, 120.- [ 750,000 bushels, and was one - high schools and 35,000 | filled with wheat and oz day continuation schools. [ estimates placed the damag With the opening of the new [$500,000, { reduction in A check up later indicated that all | ber of part time students is | persons in the elevator had made | their way out. The men trapped | jon the top floor by the flames were T~ s [ halievea Holhayaialid itoRthel eraund | down lifelines on the outside of the building. The building | doomed. | n service. capacity of | hird | ORDER OF NOTICE OF HEARIN | District of Berlin, ss; probate court, September Sth, A. . 1924 Estate of Robert 1. P. Nuss late of the town of New Britain, in sald district Tpon the appll | Xational Bank pr of the last wil & deccased it may be powered to scil and longing to sald de ap 4 1 1y « , 1t s tion be heard te office in | on the 13th on and | n, by New Britain | s executor| Hunting houses is la- horious Want ads list those most meritorious. READTHE WANT ADS the pendency of said the time and place of hea this order in some ation in sald dls appl ner and | a copy of this court of the i & BERNARD F. GAFFNEY SCHOOL SUPPLIES FOUNTAIN PENS Waterman Sheaffer 1015x8 Cloth Covers with Fillers $2-50 up | 2 L to 10 Adinco Pens | sibrlsiiat . $1.39 § | PENCILS | LOOSE LEAF | NOTE BOOKS All € andard Brands | PENCIL BOXES All FILLERS 914x71% and 10118 and 38 Sheets to Filler 10c Composition Books, Tablets and Memo- randum Books TEVERSHARP ol | PENCILS All Kinds of Writing and Drawing Inks 8| 50(: up in all colors | ADKINS PRINTERS AND STATIONERS 66 CHURCH STREET Kinds of RULERS, FERASERS AND PENHOLDERS REPAIRS FURNISHED for any make of STOVE, RANGE OR HEATER We Will Install If Desired Quick Service Reasonable Prices CRAWFORD RANGES A. A. MILLS PHONE 381 80 WEST MAIN ST. Plumbing — Heating — Sheet Metal Work CENTRALLY LOCATED 2.Family House For Sale, 13 Rooms. Nice Lot. Good Location, For Particulars See H. D. HUMPHREY scemed © 1 cup milk 2 tablespoons butter 1 teaspoon flour Salt and pepper. Cut through the center of each row of kernels. Cut off tops and scrape out the pulp and milk. If the corn is not perfectly fresh add Iteaspoon of sugar. a’sauce pan. corn. const t cook 10 minutes, sairring Rub butter and flour to- r and stir into corn. Add salt *till smooth ntl and pepper and cook and creamy. Tried Cauliflower large caulifiower 2 eggs 2 tablespoons flour 6 tablespoons milk 14 teaspoon salt Butter. Let cauliffower stand in cold wat- er for ahout an hour. Cook,in hoil- ing salted water till tender, about 25 minutes. Divide flomerettes and let cool. Make the batter as follows Beat cggs very light, add flour and milk alternately. Add salt. Melt butter in frying pan. When it stopped bubbling, fry pieces of cau- liflower which have been dipped twice into the batter. Fry a light brown and serve very ot A Herald classified maximum results ad Dbrings DENTISTS A. B. Johnson, D. D. S. T. R. Johnson, D. D. S. Gas—Oxygen—X-rays National Bank Bldg. NURSE IN ATTENDANCE When In Hartford Dine With U LOBSTERS, CRAB MEAT, SHRIMPS, OYSTERS, STEAMING CLAMS Honiss Oyster House Co. Temporarily Located At | 25 CENTRAL ROW, Hartford Opposite Parsons Theater [N SUMMER TIME § cups grated cooked sweet potatd | ) < Put milk into | ‘When scalding hot add | Quick Loans, at Lawful Rates, For Taxes, School Expenses, Winter Coal A Beneficial Loan must fulfill its purpose of doing good. It must be.of real help. You can borrow from $25 to $300 here on your furniture, left in your house. You can build your credit here so that it has the value and borrowing power—up to $300 at any time. Confidential, quick and no embarrasse met. Full, details cheerfupy and courteously given, Call today. : BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY! 87 WEST MAIN ST, TEL, 1943 ., Open 9 to 5.30 Saturdays 9 to 1 BETTER MONUMENTS MADE AND SOLD BY JEMEEH AN CORCLARK & UNION ST NEW BRITAIN cpN - Y CAREOAD JUST ARRIVED As we are carload buyers, we are able to quote low prices. Size 20 Gallon Select Your 5 Gallon 10 Gallon 25 Gallon 15 Gallon 30 Gallon | 50 Gallon Guaranteed Best Quality | Rackliffe Bros. Co. Inc. PARK AND BIGELOW STS, OWLEY BROS. INC. PAINTERS AND | DECORATORS | 267 Chapman Street Estimates cheerfully given on all jobs. —TEL. 2013 CINDERS FOR SALE R A. H. HARRIS —General Trucking— I 99 WEST ST. TEL. 2079 | ; One Family House on Liberty street. This is a fine I# west-end location just a few steps from West Main street trolley. This house can be bought right. It is a spot where people seldom sell. Beifer look it up. Money to loan on first and second mortgages. Camp Real Estate Co. Bank Bldg. ! Phone 313 Rooms 305-6 272 Main Street | | | VTHE OLD HOME TOWN NEVER MIND WHIT = IVE ///// 7174 <z @ 7z 4 BY STANLEY HOLD ER _ NEWT SHES AREARIN’ SEEMS THAT HORSE 'SA STRANGER- IN TOWN?, “BouT TH” WHIPS BUT THE HAY “WHITTAKERS LIVERY STABLE WAS { BROKEN STOLEN=— INTO LAST AIGHT AND TWO BLUGGY WHIPS AND A TON OF HAY Y sl STANUSY (Copyright, 1920 by NEA Service, Inc.)