New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 12, 1924, Page 12

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[ ==t FATHERS SH[]UH] BE TRAINED RIGHT i “Can't Get Mahogany From Pie - Blocks” Says One sons d Joe Palmer spaect Mem that the m parish had re tically to this eaying that t and son idea tual u big tactor in basis tional y Large School, Small Church, Mr. Har t unique r mortal ch churches— trict in whic Jersta by it bringing a a proper superintenden 0. A, M, 28 being 80 keen religiot ' the church a hard and under cumstances someti have a real messa Mr. Marsh emplasi aity for team work. He p that making up the team the home in ruction and th as another; the portant factor and s tor God, Himse brought out work, and calle make the work, p ng t of the church sch these factors the Spirit the boy p Chinese With Rev epeaker of t Hsu, the ge M. C. A. at ( is on a Chefoo s ©ods in Amer for fo that time will for ral up. 3 to; representat pire for remarks, quaint Englist first of August, ing talk on 014 ( He said in ( ristian there the aleo celebrate a #on, 14 years o from w letter making an affair of t in China a Marsh then “work in team- upon the ¢ hers to was e working inte and Hea sblem would o ol with both Visitor Present. ' Pa ad ner, the mair g, was D, hef00, ( ecave of @ g0 1o som the grandpare children one immeanse ©bey the parent. where no good.” In schools for Christiani young ( boy's first & Japanese b ¢hat t and t i in Chinese t more Hen Fas a held the desira “ ASK for Horllcks The ORIGINAL | - Malted.Milk | -nd Diet { Forlnfants, Invalids, b The Aged A well-balanced, palatable, eas- §ly assimilated food that nour- m and up-builds. Use at meals, Petween meals, or upon retiring, and when faint or hungry. Propared a¢ home by stirring the pow- er i hot or cold water. No cooking. wera enda of youth stance after instance in boys their f; stand t NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1924, S ing heartily applauded as he down. In Service the next speaker, n compared the civillan 1 of this country to a wealt host who ent UUEER WHAT FOLS T WISE MEN GAN BE nereing “wenee 80 Deglaves M, D, Talt at Sup- day School Convention opens | 1a hith r and standing b g | | l\ln I |ll"|‘ fa it r- i a palace, host to impene. i him to by the nt and an un irt the citizen 1 stands on the Wat Nov. 12.—* men can be' Horace D. Ta liead- chool, Watertown, in ) delegates of the convention at Its funny teme ter of Taft ternity Iressing 2 inday schoc nd Congreg: My is to the here was vance on Taft's remark ment,"” r opinic tors lor law @ 1 enfor to the in ed ference being s expressed by ling for “mak dead letter,” convention opened cre this morning at 10:45 with John W. Potter, superintendent of the ars | 1%irst Methodist Eplscopal church being in the Phil- school and chairman of the conven- ona year and elght tion presiding. Prof. H. Augustine He told of the two fligs in Smith, director of fine arts at Boston fce, the Stars and Stripes and ' t"niversity led the first number on flag which was hoiste 4 the program which consisted of song em each Sun ship and & talk on “hymns of gious services at the God'y wonder world.” Prof. Osbert 8 wasgstations T' ,W W. Warmingham dean of the depart- M;‘_:_‘[”“‘ i “(‘y‘l ment of English Bible at Boston Stripes but fto sacrl. Lniversit, followed with a rapid fire talent and abillty to the |\A/K on “God in Nature." His taik “hristianity. He exhorteq | Vo followed by Mr. Taft. Recess eularly to homor and |followed until 2 o'clock. flags and devote their service in the interest ‘Sl.) 000, 000 Damage Suit Taking Too Much Time Dedham, Mass, Nov, 12.—On the ! ground that seven court days would be required to rule on the 1,100 re- quests by counsel instructions, glven each request two minutes, Judge Callahan in Norfolk county superfor court today adjourned the Willett-Herrick $15,000,000 damage suit to November 26, He counsel that some means must found during adjournment of cut- ctail to be com cut war ve an interc depart terans. k sol- The three ds as a served three ye s for hs. h 1 ¢ 4l em a s to their humanity Palmer, 1 | introducing R “Joe" man religious and e of the Hartford 4 o toastmaster im as “a master mariner on the sea f adolescent life who acted as an pilot to the small t who gered, not steering them fely into port ‘but teaching the to avoid the rocks and nger they constantly aimer said the problem 18 rather the problem t 80 consc Y. seribed for apert of the t prob- | at there a in the country o—that there girls under 21 to the presi- ting down the mass of d handled b; h we are m of old ne age, He declared th fon h"\x and the court, The t , said to be of the longest record. this morning reached its 169th day, It was start- 1 November 6, 1913, when George F. Herrick brought action to cover from Robert I, Herrick and others the amount he alleges was lost by him which, according to was deprived of American Felt and Felt compani the pare one 2 on re- red is to be a r should he the best instructor | is boy. Mr. Palmer related in- his own ex- “Y" where from home becanse not try to under- | were too heovg! his clalm, he control of the erience in the Hartford Daniel Green an away her did em, where t1 ness to give and when the boy “‘crabs and | selt respect any time to their boys, | had poor 'H’n‘ni h for a| and instead of remember- | ng his own carelessness in youth grouches” until the hoy to run away to keep hisi WILL BE OBSERVED HERE Old sol Will Be Obscured On Momn- | s forced ing of January 24, Astron- “The weakest amily circles around the the living roeom evenir Pt : Toan spot In American omers Say. & home," he said : New Britain will the sun witness a tota ipse for a few min- ng |Utes on the morning of January older | 1925, sometime between 9 and 9: o'clock, according to t clos #ons of astronemers, total eclipse this state by anyone living. While eclipses of the sun are not rare occurrences, they io not occur in this part of the world within spaces of severs Ired years light cut oft memhers absent ically s and hur to rush heir outside interests, ay.” The father and thousand miles oss the r, and the boy in the wrong possible cale It will be in St ever seen e period from the of the e be to- will be | lipse sun will Iy and the unged into darkness. A band of | darkness about 100 miles wide will swing the its southarn ext nity coming about at Park, New York city, and its 7 extremity heing near the » Massachusetts-Connecticut state line, too New Rritain is in the center of the were or what the) everything * asked Mr. amatically t material a Pa across continent, crowd and were Twelve \ezme= Were Victims of Rlotimz burg, Ky, Nov. 12 nes were victims of riot- Dix river dam nday night and Mon- to Ten homes of id (he man who is too bu: with to turn his son was only toes pa and ma r for a step-fa id play with hi He call- liars promised thel hikes a om who wo! men iren who construe- have heltered at are in a hospita s said to the mnst ng from Enatonthse d rt in Aufo Accident \\\andod 81, 100 Damages t"e aua was award- Mar- irt S. M. to Observe Signing of Armistice JHOOPING COUGH cure”—but helps to re- duce paroxysms of coug! VIEKS vaAPoRUB Or 7 17 Million Jars Used Year! " SPANISH SITUATION Typewriters and Adding Mach was the | state told | be | A (I i 8 conspiracy 1 leave | SCHWARM FAILS 10 ATTEND BERLIN POLICE GOURT Erstwhile Prince Forfeits Bond by Absenting Himselt Without Explanation. w Britain's pride, Harold Schwarm, got a severo attack 0 ¢ fright last night and did not appear to do his act before Judge | George Griswold in the Berlin town Harold, thercby and as a re- for of somebody's o sult, hard carned money. He was scheduled to appear in court to answer to charges of oper- ating a motor vehicle without regis- tration, lleense or lights, and 1 on said counts by Con- Brown Monday even- was arreste I | stable ting, The former dish adopted a new name, De Vere,” which he Berlin officer, but it tumble and the cons show a fizzle, Just now the song helng sung by { Berlin authorities is, “Has Anybody Here Seen Harold, Harold—" finish it out yourself. 'SUIT AGAINST RAILR RAlLROAD SETTLED 0UT OF GOURT Haven” Buys New Auto For Richard Myers Whose Car Train Smashed. nk masseuse had Thomas Van tried on the didn't “New Seottlement out of court was reach- ed Myers against the New York, New |Haven & Hartford railroad, which has been in the courts for nearly a year. Myers drove his car, a Ford coupe, from Sunset Rock last De- cember and as he was crossing the vailroad tracks, the wheels caught in loose planking and were so firmly lodged that he was unable to re- move the car. The train failed to [stop and the ear was demolished. [Myers, through Kiett & Alling brought suit against the railroad and {scttlement was made by purchasing a new car for Myers. he suit of TDonald McLaren against Robert Holtzmann, the result of a motoreyele accident, was also settled out of court last night. Me. l.aren was crossing Elm street near is home last June and was knock- cd down b e motoreycle, driven by Holtzmann. He was confined to the hospital for some time and he {brought suit through Klett & Alling Both cases were on the docket for trial in the court of common pleas at Hartford this morning. F. W. C. A. NOTES e S ) | Miss Jeannette Dutchess of the ational Roard of the Y. W. C | New York city, spoke before | monthiy meeting of the hoard of | New Britain Y. W. C. A. on the u | fied education program. The Y. €. A in keeping with the changes in the trand of education is suggesting conferences on the unifird program as planned. The complete develop- ¢ girl along the lines of ral education, world fel- igious educ is the ssociation sets for indant life to each doors he n, its gir T in giving who enters | he practical of a includes twice a up InJustriz Residenc General who do tee of spe- s educa- enship, e ouncll the | cialists tion A com health, religion Nowship, dramatics and t with this hod. ation 0l- to de 11 he exiet Rlof the g committs as- ation w e classes 1ed upon he New T ;M“nrk out & promote the con ain assoc a plan ation C. F. BENXETT “NOMINATED. rence I nnett, president of stan & and chairman of for funds for the 1 whi i ¢ | ey Wor the regent drive Ain hospita v opened summer, Kiwanis for the ¢ most during izen the ont- the PASS STATE BOARD M. Scmple Carl 1 of New Rrit w were two of nts out of st before register arma G1e Tnsralot nharn Teo H Me y vester- Ehpri- a two of passed ation. Gr 3 as nt exam Accuse Johnson's Foe Of (nnupl Practices (“hargrs rrupt sena- a0 Mag for Rat TI0N lU\H‘.’l\l RSY ‘Rent A Typewriter” ines For Sale and Rent, at most Reasonable Prices and Terms, New Britain Typewriter Exchange ergeti said ment. an embassy 96 WEST MAIN ST, he t night in the suit of Richard | w.| Why Experiment Wit Your Health | For seventy-three years in thousands of homes constlpa~ tion and biliousness have been relleved by Dr.Trues Elixir | Made of imported herbs of pur- est quality, pleasant to take, mllg in action and effective. The True Family Laxative “I would not be without it," says Flora Desaults, Worcester, Mass, At first signs of constipa- tlon, when eyes and head trouble you, tongue is coated and stomach is out of order, ward off serious illness uunu‘ by constipation by taking Dr. True's Elixir. Family size §1.20; other sizes 60c and 40c. Succeasfully used for over 73 years URGE RESTRICTING CHILD WEDDINGS 'Plea Made fo Have New York Adopt Stringent Laws Syracuse, N, Y 2.—Tight- | ening of restrictions on the marriage of children under 16 in New York state was urged at a luncheon scs- sion of the state conference on charities and correction convention today by Irving Goldsmith of Sara- toga Springs, deputy state attornc general, and member of the New York state commission to examine laws relating to child welfare, Despite the fact that New state prides itself upon laws sup- posed to restrict the practice, Mr. Goldsmith declared, flagrant viola- tions have been disclosed in surveys by civic organization. Marriage is taking place at any age in most parts of the state, he said, and some of the brides have been found to be from 13 to 16 years old. In one case recently investigated an 11 year old girl was found to be married, the speaker asserted. Absolute prohibition of marriage persons under 16 years of age, and legislation designed to require #hat a certain period must elapse between the time of application for !a marriage license and issuance of the license were recommended by Mr. Goldsmith as possible remedies for the situation, The records, which show scores of children under 16 married and then divorced within a few weeks are a disgrace to the people of the state, he declared. Dr. David Mitchell of New York, president of the New York state association consulting psychologists, another speaker at the luncheon, asked that serious copsideration be given to earlier sex education of children, with frank answers to their questions by parents and ed- ucators. York by Eastman Kodak Company Gives Extra Dividend New York, Nov. 2.—An extra dividend of 75 cents a share on the common stock of the Eastman Ko- dak Co, was declared by the direc- tors today in addition to the regular quarterly dividend of $1.25 a share. “The regular quarterly disbursement |of $1.50 a share on the preferred also was authorized All dividends | are payable January record November 29, 2 to stock of RED CROSS HELPS N PEACE TIMES Works Quietly Even When War Clouds Sail Away 1 " Fifty-five cents and a St, Ann charm were thrown iInto the flag carried by the Red Cross nurses in "yesterday's parade and were turned over this morning to Leon A. Sprague, chalrman of the Red Cross roll eall, Although this was h small amount, the roll call officlals are grateful for it, as thls money had 10t been sought. | The addition of these voluntary pennles and nickels brought the to- tal amount secured in the first day of the 1924 Red Cross roll call to $122.62, Reminders were maled {vesterday to all of last year's mem- | bers, asking them to return the ree- ord card enclosed with a member- '«h\p for the coming year. Although the help rendered to the fighting forces by the Red Cross dur- ing war time is well understood, it is little known that the organization carries on this work during periods of peace, When a New Britain boy fn army, navy or marines is involved in difficulty, the local chapter of the Red Cross is nearly always called upon to aid him. When information is desired about a local lad in the service, the New Britain chapter of the Red Cross is called upon to help out the bhoy's commanding officer by furnishing the facts, Parents who are depend- lent upon boys in the service fre- ‘quently ask that their sons be dis- {eparged in order to support them. The military or naval officials fm- "mediately write to the local Red C'ross chapter and obtain facts ahout the case. Tf the request comes from a widowed mother struggling to support a brood of younger children or some relative in similar fix, the 'Red Cross does an undeniable serv- ice to the community by checking np the facts and obtaining the son's release. In government hospitals where veter: are heing treated, the at- tending medical men often material- Iy assisted In their diagnosis and methods of treatment by writing to the Red Cross, which looks up home conditions, family histor pertinent eircumstances affecting the patient. This frequently has called for good detective work on the part | of the Ted Cross Investigator in dig- ging up relatives of the stricken soldier. Although New Britain has a municipal service bureau to assist ex-servicomen secure claims from the government, it frequently bap- pens that a claim is made from out of this city which Involves a former \ceal hoy or relatives living here. Tn this case, the Red Cross is always | called upon and acts as a supple- | ment to the ordinary work of the municipal service bureau. The New Rritain chapter also made several loans to returning servicemen im- mediately after the war, and these are now being paid back gradually. For work such as this, the offi- Cetting Too Fat? | Try This—Reduce reople who don't grow tan fat are the \f B | Managements fortunate exception. But |f you find the fat a ating or already cumberso! i will be wise to follow thls suggestior thou s of peo druggist for Marmo lets and follow dire. I8 the price the world from your own druggist or send direct to Marmola Co., General Motors Bldg. Detroit, Mich. Ry doing hie you wlll be abie to reduce steadily and ensily and pleasa without starvati diet or tiros Start mer: them today and get lender. s endorsed b Ask your ntion Tal tions, Ome dollar ver. (et them who kn SAY “BAYER ASPIRIN”—‘?M Unless you see the “Bayer Cross” on tablets you are {Red Cross Drive Not Permitted and other | not getting the genuine Bayer Aspirin proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians 24 years for Colds Headache Neuralgia Neuritis Lumbago Rheumatism Accept only “Bayer” package Pain Toothache which contains proven directions. Handy “Bayer” boxes of 12 tablets 5 '1 Also bottles of 24 and 100—Drugg Asplrin 1s the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monosceticacidester of Salleylicacld clals In charge of the New Britain roll call feel that all ex-servicemen and their relatives and friends should gladly joln the local chapter and help the continuation of these services, Memberships are being taken at several drug stores and by the Boy Scouts, and roll call will continue until Thanksgiving Day, November 27, BAR SOLICITING N BIG HOTELS Hall and Rackliffe at Sviator-Elrct Edward F, and Representative-Elect clation of tre Moa next Monday evening at the school Mr. Hall and Mr. Rackliffe are resi dents of Monrce street district. mus! Gicott at the plano. A large chairman of the board {question of new schools. Heavy Fog at New York in Lobbies 12.—Tor the first! time since the American Red Cross tarted its annual Roll Call cam- algns eight years ago, the city-wide [drive for members started Yesterday in New York with no tables or hooths in the hotel lobbies. The 120 principal hotels of New York city which are members of the Hotel As- sociation announced this year the | association had decided to enforce a policy adopted two years ago barring the soliciation of funds in their lob- bies for any purpose. New York, Nov. over New York and t rivers schedules today. was more than New York, Nov, hatoos upset The two hours weather, while several liners were delayed { five hours in landing. from three gled. a standstill, ciently to permit marine traffic resume fits normal course. {elined to comment. The hotels, it was said on behalf | lof the association, themselves will contribute to Red Cross funds and will assist the Ited Cross representa- tives to solicit memberships and con- tributions among their employees, They informed the Red Crose, however, that they have decided, re- | gretfully, no longer to make any ex-| ceptions to their rule against solicl- tation of guests. Officials of the Red Cross here de- They admitted however, the organization has hrml‘ lenied the use of the hotel lobbies ' for the roll call campaign. of several known hotels likewise to talk on the occurrence, but on, behalf of I. Fluegelman, owner of mfl- Twelve Kast stgeet Apartment | Use Cuficm‘a Soap Hotel and Secretary and Houses Com | And Olntment County Auditor Will Bridgeport, Nov. 12, and representatives of cial meeting to be held at the Iair fleld county courthouse here Tuesday at 11 a cessor to Mrs. county auditor, of New Mrs Nevius has heen agent of the widow’'s pension Clarissa auditor while holding this office. of the refused | best mittee Chairman of the Hotel Asso- ciation, it was explained last night that the action of the assoclation | was decided upon at a meeting of | the House Committee. Will Take Home a New $25.00 FORD You can not afford to pass up this wonderful plan, as it means pleas- ure and health to you and your family Down on Runabout — Touring A WORD TO THE WISE IS SUFFICIENT Act Today and Join the Happy Throng of Ford Owners, ELMER AUTOMOBILE CO. Popular 22 MAIN ST. Fo $50.00 Down on Coupe — Sedan rd Tel. 1513 Dealers $25 Down Miss Pauline Meyer, supervisor of s at the New Britaln state nor- mal school, will sing with Miss Ciaia at- tendance Is expected as Mr. i{al) i of finavice and taxatlon which has before ‘t tha Holds Up All Shipping 12.—A heavy fog the North shipping Mauretania late in leaving her picr because of the thiek incoming to Ferry schedules were badly tan- Freight transportation was at By noon the fog had lifted suffi- to Be Named in Fairfield — Senators Tairfield county have been warned of a spe- next m., to elect a suc- Nevius, Fairfield appointed .und and under the law cannot serve as To Heal Sore Hands e - = = | | Monroe Street School | Ha'l I'red O. Rackliffe will speak at the meceting of the Parents and Teachers' asso- ce street «ch00!

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