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

\ 6 instead bec New Britain Herald e 8 SIALT o 13 not personulitic out Holt HEYAL PUBLISHING COMPANY ) b t discredited Lu committe of Tesued Dally (8u ay Excey 4 New York, w went to AU Horaid Blog. €1 Clurch Stieet hii\iont 8 IPLION RALER I - AL ! s 8 1 1000 a en 1 as ¢ o world's foremost Proponents the World a——— Holt w i e e | this Euntered at o F Ofice at New Hrit f end rs. That 18 gome. as Se 1 Clase Mal) Matter o e ) ledly i Nis tavor, Bing. YELEPHONE CALLS® supposed to be willing to - Al 4 k ( 108 I one thing or an The profitacle advertiaing edium ected | his election in Diess ™ always open to ad Inei s t Iatingul, J by their The Awm ated Press 1s ex s s 1 stat n od e uae for re-} . o ¥ Bl N w8 crodited to It Bingham for governor obtained a Ll ps1 pular plurality of 146,000, Should - L] o eleeted to the senate he will t have anything like tha The A. B, in & pail | orgauization L HOREL that majority - f newspApers 4nd adve) Holt. The state 18 in a political : Qirictly honeat aualysls of | uproar over the machine's methods nre 1 upon th [ This tneures 2nd the campaign wil do one great sgainst n newapaper 4 | \ figures to both natior %004 1t it tends td undermine the cal advertivern confllence and power of the Rora- o Hernld s on sale dally tn New DACIK INner guard. That this ia be- d. 1oubt rty Or no pers PRI CONNTCTICUT'S FLECTION ¥ CAMPAIGN WARMS TP - i Tt i3 utterly imposs gham n v at t P of wiil be by the e is he er vote, Conditions be- ng what they are this1s perhaps the most reasonable forecast that can be would ba wall {f the rehuke further ima, it ths ma- Hamilton ¥ e contin ies, & break- didate of the ank who hap- | 1070 Wil eccur. Holt i doing mu e o) Demo. PeUer than was anticipated by his AR friends, and some regular Republi- The 1 inchins = can organs are sponsering his cause, operates ec ¢ furis- which f{a an indleation that the @iction is strong and 4y Wate's electorate i at least begin- scatters a tremendous amount o¢ PINE to awaken to the need for ep- mud as it waddles about. In thiy POSINE the machine, How far this more | OPpOsition goes will be known mext | week AMERICA JOINS PARLEY 1 ON ARMS TRAFFIC of e Hughes, on he- If of the American government, s accepted the invitati pate in the inter, ence to par- | iona! confer- on traffic in arms, munitions and implements of war, which will in Geneva under the auspices League of Nations in The government omplies with the general sentiment country and the world that May, American ampaign has beer 1paign has been st to cooperate upon no opportunity be lo ns matters e 3EDI0 organ t to eement the ties of e > of §ts pet yrotherhood and eliminate posstiblii- s of future wars. 1 so u we find the American gov- £2 : official observers at League : : = o o aves orlginated the arms ring Bing e Hardingd et ! £ standpoinb ot ity are willing te ta il pad n originate anot LSt BracterlsliceRCl further arms parley- it We are not only Lo Bt . fic n, are willing te co- E ostusil o A nations showing ally weak- r o8 A avel triamaily will t ¥ iisgust. —opr To have mot yet he spons g i chair that is s oL o n At the League gat t » ot s 8 t least one foot in tha B Y o [ HYLAN'S TRUMP CARD A & flows er PLAYLD AT LAST a gek G 1 inte action, Mayor } S ¥ 1 4 & © s at a g2 g « tes o he v eost an sadditiona tra ' . s t W 5 dis 5 thing that ¥ s g s b T ¥ s t dates m was al ( [ cd BIG GITTS BY TWO MEN g LODGL'S BEQUESTS . 2 . 10§ ' % e < - ham, elected to be governor, their O1a o~ and ~ NEW BRITAIN DAJLY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1924, thelr issue, Five small beguests were | made | to his housekceper, secretar cte, and $5000 to the Hi Massachusetts | storical ] society | former scnator was detormine | ed that all his wealth was to remain in thes Lodge umily tree appears to have been family. His pride in great Duk the and Eastinan are determined | wealth 80 out of They wish tholr money achlevé some good for mankind | and wish to live long enough to see | the good begin fynctioning. There {s & vast difference between the fdeals of Duke and Eastman and those of Lodge as expressed In his wi that Ir should their tamilies 1o It is a difterence in tempera~ nent, training and birth, | Duke and Eastman are men business who rose from the ranks through thelr own efforts. They had no more family pride than was | necessary to get along; but they had | pride in work and achlevement, and | when fortune smiled they pondered | thelr responaibilities and acted in accordance with their convietlons possesa of that the jon of wes was less imp ich wealth tant than how was used, Lodge, born to the purple, had no such ideas. IIe is not to be His will Had he willed a goodly sum, compared with med for lacking them. an index to his mind. his wealth, to a hospital a college or charity, it would have been rather surprising. WHAT WE ARE COMING TO IN MUSIC In describing the harmonic effect Internati a body of & concert of the Composers’ ( modern futurist muslg critle of t d“llv!;red himself of in eonnection gith one of the num- Oline Downes, the e New York Times, the following bers. “Much more exciting was the music of Carl Ruggles, who bobs up serenely each scason with a new place m scordant and more ingenious in its torture of the cortical centres than tI last one. Mr. ‘Men and M chioir, and thereafter no rest for the wicked. * * * No slept, either, during or aft he con- cert, for there is & Ruggles con- a determined one plauded in phalanxes, ors k silent or groaned. This ndeed, one of the meat entertaining mo- ments of the evening.” Yet all this tin-can effect, de- rived from principles of dissonance that ara no longer new or novel, has begun to pall upon the ears. Con- tinues the critic ' 1 compel the statement dissor how- he mame the situation jeseribed by 1 to another concert 1y Nay in a plane recital that of ¥ pianist played, among other 5 a monata hy Brahms and sonata by Beethoven r i a siccessar 10 Beethoven, falls he- r ar ¥ whte Tee ues to hold a ) it vears nld, & ears younger MONGANS GATHER UP ORIGINAL MSS te i Auld g Sine a gr products of g litera rary P a te 1 [ o fr g age of hindered s g it out i va 1 Origina ish Muscum B larg Fact; and Fancies BY RUBERT QUILLEN A sufiicient existence intelligence test 1s | Persons saved fn time of calamity: | Noah, Lot and Al ANOTHUR RENAJISS. Naziniova thinks beauty is of the | mind. Now to find a mind that will | (By Zeb Thompsen) film well, vee | "Well, sir, I'd took my oath I'd read | Another place whero govornment | poiyining worth readin'’ sald | should protect American citiaens 18 | o' Uncle Eary Chinkapin in America, | To his next door nelghhor—"fust | " Our secret ambition is to ses HEOPReCLIA. lghtning and a mnule get mad At|oy}q read The Bosk, 'n' ‘Captatn | ene another. Kida, ¢ £ ‘Rev. Burkhart Lifts Th' 14d | It doesn't always pay {o be na.| yrom Rroadway' ‘Complete Bity. tural, Some who follow thelr nas | Kot/ [ tural bent are erooked 2 ' ‘Johnatown Flood,' 'n' ‘Diekens Set, ‘| “Interestin'? Bay I heara Doc' Wills letters t' Miss Bird | Read in Court—'n' they were hat | This book tells what Doe fr'got! | | | “Say—there's more things in that | | hooly ‘Than Ananias 'n' Dec' Cook Could imagine! Pictures, too— Like Cousin Sally's 'Dolphus drew. who tosses direction of A hushand is & man his hat in the general o TS TR L “Ol' Bonypart, 'n’ Hannihawl— T guess they're real! 1'd like t' call Up Cleopatra, 'n’' jus’ see | 1t T could make a date, b'gee!” Just About Howell:—"] am to be married.” Powel]l “‘Well, two can starve as cheaply as one.” Socrates looked at the cup. “Queer that some yet won this thing,” said he American has Doubtless Adam would have been surprised if anybody had calied him a Nordlo. —H. 1. Horton. Market Interpretation Mr. Elliott:—"“Men's clothes are cheaper now.” Mrs. E ‘Oh, goody! have another new dress!” That Fun Shop Smile has sueh happy. ioking eyes, And epigrammatie guile. Her lips are a poem I'm sure you all know ‘em: She's the girl with the Fun Shop Smile, Youngsters needn’t use guna in quest of thrilling adventure. . Let| them try earning a living A four-letter, nd mean- Cross-word puzzle: word beginning with “w" ing & feminine ruler. There may be _gnough the atom to lek tha world {3 in the up-and-at-'em. The nice thing about the duty to redeem the heathen is that you can hegin right at home. 1 can power in There She —Violet M, Leroy. & From Our Children's Garden of Curses Peter was playing Johnny's Rouse ane day. When it was time to go home, it started to rain very hard. Mrs. White, however, gave Peter Johuny's raincoat and rub- bers. “Don't take so much trouble, Mrs. White,” said Peter politely “I'm sure your mother would do as much for Johnny* she replied, “My mother would do more,"” said Poter, “she'd ask Johnny to stay for supper.” at A hick town s a place where the vors how cashier's wife tells much you have on deposit 1d you have nz have a voad ho The First Thonght Felix:—"Will yoy say a word to fit the occasion 1e estimated that 32.643,076 facs clamped 49,002 times to make .o y income possible, Edwin:—"How mapy letters?" —Mrs. K. K. Gross. fed a man R The entire A Touching Affair world is getting conservative, We sat on the park bench 1t was a chilly evening but T wrapped her partly in my fur eoat while she told me her story to he She was a little country girl look- ing for w all alone in a great - I was touched, but I did not Corr this se il ie had gone and 1 Jast ; bank roll missin “but you're® weicome to ~—William Sanford. Real Joy 25 Vears Ago Today | 1m0 3o et any peasu out of Marshall's company?” From Paper of That Date Virginia:—"Yes, it worrles Lil- —~J. W. R. A Yo s.on Washi s el S I i LITTLE ERNEST'S ESSAY when a larger canine attacked him INEF After futile kicks the I e couinni; and fired, Consequences hinis nd he hit C Eve g you do hes at leest but his ain 1 he it C. Ly hich was One consequence, and some things on Attt Jees of settin a k., and p o 5 Wt i3 happening at the time, o . brate f the most useliss things gious tur La 8 and set on one aided | " ] e consequeness are diffrent stat \ M was | fr vat yon ixpeet, suteh as w orate a di I studded fite a fellow he » you are crown of gold ¢ him and he leks W. H. Gladden T on wen you fite a fellnw Frak Tr 1 A then lick lim. but ve » i happen more than ¢ s time and even then ineton ¢ ; \ he trip from this i neea of adma things <F . by the peopir ¢ nany m st falling off of a me ¥ A E. Allen Ways and Mcans Moore's He tad proposed and been ar Messrs and Coho- cepte Aftanithey grow. ¢ o lan_ have heen ay nted tne conl- mpain they began discussing ays mittee on t ment of banks | and means Injthelocalischio SWIll my poor salary buy your The team pats, my on he . The Taitor's Gossip Shop Ernest’s Essay ich ma Observations appearance lust weeky sorad cuse that we v, two I On The Weather s a week. In addition te toda e noxt will appear Saturday W i rera As e told y Little Ernest tonight raduy Essavs Dr, Traprock i 4 Dr. Bald but we are keep- recas k: ing ) f the two explor- 1 n s, | i h them will sing tem- give him a certain sophisticatiqn rior -1 Little Lrnest, by all means, must becoming | always remain a youth. Must be our >cter Pa g rilge of high e The Smajll ch s A red Cross sca X 1| ¢ : . i N. M. 1 s A ol e e er ¥ ' ve v cig ghtly 1f Dun 1 5 AA (lower temperatuie, i ~—lIsane H. Motes. When this you ses, remembeor me, Likewlse that V, I loaned to thoe. -J. 8. C. Smith:—'Wilkins is a brute." Jones:;—"What makes you think that?" | Smith:—"A salesman tried to sell him a combined talking machine and radlo.” Jones:—'Yos?" Smithi—"And he said he wanted radlo combined with a washing nchine so his wife could enjoy it." | — ““This Is w,"" he I8 A» long as & man say tha worat weather I ever still young. (Copyright 1924, Reprodugtion forbldden), GOT HISINSURANCE | NDDEATHPAPERS But Recruiting Sergeant Can . Prove He Is Decidedly Alive Although pronounced officially dead by the war department, S geant Tony 8. Sadowskl is still con- sldered by the department sufficient- ly allve to be in charge of the re- cruiting office in this city. For his case was another of those in which the government, overburdened by pressure of conducting a great war, blundered, resulting in months of sorrow on the part of Sergeant Sa- | dowskli's mother. Badowsk! enlisted In !nl‘lngnf-ld,' Mass, in July, 1917, and took ship for France In September as a mem- ber of Company H, 23rd infantry, second division. On his first trip | into the trenches, he gpent 30 days on a stretch in the front line before | Verdun, #n unusual ordeal for new | men. On July 8, 1918, he partici- pated in the battie of Chateau Thierry and went down with nine shrapnel holes before the ficht was fairly begun, | A little matter like nine wounds kept Sadowskl out of action for only six weeks, and in August he went over the top at Soissons in the face | of a withering fire which killed a}l | hut nine of the 150 men in the cons- pany. Sadowskl was one of those nine, while another was the captain, whose life was saved by Sadowski it the risk of his own. 17or this ex- ploit, Sadowski was decorated by eneral John J, Pershin On October 3, he went Info tion in the Argonne, and on the first day fell with 10 bullet and shrapnel holes in him. While he was lying in a hospital behind the lines, word came back te this eoun- try that he had beer killed in actions owski knew nothing of this, and hen recovered, he peturned to his home in South Deerfield, Mass., his mother was so overcome that she almost suffered a shock. I ac- ( [ Two weeks after his return, he re. @ clarge of eperating a motor vehi- c q celved his own death certifieate from fhe war department, along with the first payment of his Insura He |Ment of $100 in city court here to- T T T Q returned the letter and vigorously day. The transaetion was handled No Leisure in U.S, denied his demise, but he retained |by Dr. Carroll's counsel, Attorney E. Dec. 10 ) Ditriehs his death certificate, which he now | B. Reiley with Jydge John I, Me- | St¢in, for many years ¢ theibemy exhibits as his ‘honorable dis. |Grath as Judge. The case has been | KNOWD Dlayers in thé American ch hanging fire in this city for the past | theater, announced last night his e reenlisted in the army two monthe, duging which time Dr. | tirement from the stage, He said he soon after his return home, and fs Carroll moved, with his family, from | WS taking this step because of his coruiting | Mcriden to Pennsylvania. Dr. Car- ilth and that he and Mra. Dit. roll was not present in court hstein would sail for Lurope nest GRS Ry v plan to live cither q 's Sociofyv in Florence or Rome, hut will retain Young People’s Society ir home in Stamfofd, Comn, Of Elim Church Elects ADMIT BURGLARY ch they intend to visit every twa The annual meeti:g of the Young ree years. The aclc Peopie's soclety of t m Swedish |, almost as well known as a 1 Baptist church was held last night Two Negroes Arvested For Thefts in and adopter of plays, said that he at the cliurch parlor The g . . refers Europe to Amer s the clurch pariors. The ofticers | Ansonia Are Held For Trial In su. *! e ot e r the coming yeap were place of residence solely pres . Ruben Hal- | perior Court, this country seema to “pro Carrol, Formerly of Merides HE COAL we have on hand is “OLLD COM- PANY'’S LEHIGH ANTHRACITE.” e It is a clean summer coal, per- fectly screened and the coal from this particular source is, without doubt, the highest quality, hot- test-burning coal that is mined in the United States. Our kind of coal costs no more than ordinary coal and is sworth _/Il'r more than it costs, The Citizens Coal Co. Yard and Main Office Herlin Yard ht Court, opp. Berlin_ station 2198, Tel, 2635-8. Tel. ” enTInE con S » corvmiauTED O Yo DOCTOR PAYS FINE | necessary surety. The and couts red in court Gets | were valued at nearly $400 ve heen stolen from men denied that t ods valued at Nolle When He Agrecs To Pay $100 on Drunken Driving Count t 74 North Ma led nothing. s as 19 _ Waterbury, Dec. 10.—Dr. Joln J. arroll, formerly of Meriden, but | City, of Penngylvania who was ar- a ested in this city some time ago on 0w 18 while under the influence of li- 1uor was granted a noile upon pay- Uptewn Uffice 104 Arch St Tel. 3266 drosse with them when arrested, were as cxhibits, They f $200. Other were saild to 8 the store buy | A search o Dow street, Retiring Actor F the men hey took any- £ the home of in strect, this Lvans gave New inds I sten, vice-president; Viela T.arson, | lacefor e mantotileisizaos Herbert Larson, financlal | }‘“(‘_"“'flv ‘I'?» ‘1”»7'(5-“11:4 1ns David Swanson, treasyper, |#0d George Ford, the two. negroes Q . B e AR L e o tatuelof TuibertygN op ted were: Joseph Carlson, finan. | While tr¥ing to dispose of couts ana National Menument & | scerctary, and Bthel Kalin, dresses which were found to have Ney & Vork | er St ha trea 1+ Swanson been N from the Rellable | of [iberty on Bedloe's Island is now h ser ¢ as pianist and | Clothe op at 405 Maln atreet, An- | 4 national monument RS 1 Carl Melander were Sonia, earlier in the day, pleaded S e 1 to act as ushers. The socla] | Ruilly in the city court this mor of the R0 T e T omy eleete] consists of Fthel |ing to charges of burglary and theft army information service on the hus Kalin, 1dith Swanson, Anita Swan- and were leld in bonds of $1,000 sis of a proclamation issued nearly son and 1 Melander, The ex- [ each by Jud T.. Munger, for t1 month #go by President Coolidg itive board will serve as the pro- [superior court. Neither of the men AR G R R Fram committes, {expects to be able to secure the ' based on an act of congr 08 n 'y \ | @ McClure Newspaper Syndicate MIXED UP, AND HERE YOU ARE READING PAGE 2 ALL - OVER AGAIN WHEN Y0U ODGHT TO BE ON PAGE B, ’ AVRS AND HOW IN THE WCRLTD ARE YO RVER. GOING | Wit iAbs ™ GET STRAIGETENED CUT ASAIN e e e 13 a 1] ) L4 J WHEN YOU ‘SUDDENLY REALIZE THAT SOMEHOW THE PAGES OF YOUR CAREFULY PREPARED TAL) ON EFPICIENCY IN SALRS PROMOTION HAVE 60T