New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 17, 1924, Page 6

6 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1924, New Britain Herald HERALD PUBLISHIN Sl o ot e e 7‘ 0/, R ey : ; o Fac!s«va’fancles' or — ik i) o I ROBLET QUILLEN MaxsoN HALL JUDKLL ”) ) @}a@ufifififi%@fi%m%%%fl’fifiafi Open Evenings Ea ) . | MRS, JONAH \ o to eat; (By Wallace M. Bayliss) | a tax col- een began (v OX-1"The most Ingenlous thoughts of ev'ry The th for man press » alwa st s h f § 1 Have been employed in trying to AL t . devise Member ¢ A ted Press | t ¢ Il Tovea Amer- | gycuses that were not rxull) les | \ ‘ an Mercury | But good eno % % v ™ PROTIST IN MaRTEORD. B : wood cnough to ault the wite THURSDAY, DEC. 18, UNTIL 9 P, M. ) VGAINST TACTICS G ) 1 A ¥ When coming home too late—you FRIDAY, DEC. 19, UNTIL 9 P. M. SATURDAY, DEC. 20,. UNTIL 9 P. M. MONDAY, DEC. 22, UNTIL 9 P. M. TUESDAY, DEC. 23, UNTIL 9 P. M. air-tight, sacred or profane, t Do not record that agy fellow's brain Member A ] ) e o Has yet devised a masterpieco ex- time the | i MELIDEN IS o1y OVER PUGILISE carted guys say nen who would ver quit O | As long as their old brains would work a bit heroes Jonah takes the We willselose Christmas Eve at 7 o'clock to give our employees a chance to enjoy the customary festivities of this occasion. | 94 B HEANRY FORD RN « W e R LN ban, | 3 We suggest that you shop more hetween the hours of 10 a. m. and 4 b {3 p. m., thereby avoiding the crowds and getting better service. t : s ¥ h e o e e e g a other girls will envy y . At good as that their hushands can't | §3 pa s of thest W ! tly it invent!” X . 5 i And m0 4 the tale where'er g " " Cann ; yv?um: their hus- ‘}1 s She Wanted to Ride on Him ?‘?I o . o » : o to find | % i Wi R B R ewwwwwmwwmmmm n th Leii i i 5 iy I S e ey B e [ Ibut the army tacks suitable pursuiy J ‘ P i is 2 : aying : 2 . th you | Hehgendy Obsenatlons ‘BH”‘AlN JAPAN i»-‘J for action at high altjyg. d TAsE P . | Ang defenss of localities, " and a h t AN AGITATION THN\T < L . o) CAZe | 1 sudden emergency 1 : s a 5 2 - HAS EDUCATID A L VH:‘“ e 017 T/'e Weat/xer ‘ R i ’n‘ :hu» ‘J,“n}‘ n L“:x‘l:f‘u‘u r‘\ 5 . xindinl nining 1 T e would only be capable of finding 45 o1 " R oI )-mw fit to fight in the air. Th T 0 & N T SEAiTh - ‘ sclence of air combat, he sald, has I q [: A - P s S o i ed 80 greatly ‘sinc ha War , @ i o i tonic! U o 00 Par WD TQHADS, i e, that war Q- o = 0 off the ground with only t ¢ alare 1 : : t 4 g /A X LITTLE ERNEST'S FSSAY Mitchell Sflys d le end of th S z. i - /‘ RSN i Donnell Will With i l’uhlu cha it Ruled Oul ( BINGHAM'S ELICTION 1O THE SENATE 1 A i . 5 1 3 time I Wally the Mystic % - d : ; ; ‘ i S PR Iwwd B(ld C hecks ... . Boy, 10, Dies in Vain ' : o A s Effort to Save Chum R : 25 Years Ago Today iy ; B - Zgeb it s e 5 o4 whioh they \' mj: i iing their 1 ' L ; p - = Sm——— 1 , i The Minute That Seems A Year. By GLUYAS WILLIAMS , :\ Make Some l‘\;. Money : t 1 NI A A\ \ '; 1 d nLILD 1 \ ] | { q a i y five h Indecision ' 4 | What Waste / i bor Ur P Gt = Tribut y Gompers A Man of Few Words J. HENRY R ABACK : Rt & i AND HIS VICTORY 8 N k s lady ~ j \,“ i‘lll v;“l} RLY : —Clifford Hart THE LULL BEFORE : : Te Made Both Ends Meet / THE STORM BREAKS, ‘ | it s he e o 2 McOlure Newspaper Syndicats i : = | Colemm _ | i The Herald considess J. I e e e ' i | i ) | .