New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 22, 1924, Page 6

3 following this with a most com- ‘ . \ » hinterland H]h—‘F .a"dF ° NOMPAN \ . urtenar g ’ | plete serles of articles on How to s courawy | los becomea purtenancen haa gone. out of sone |4 ACLS ancies , gicte serle of rilles on’How to elaboration of an earlier scries COLD WAVE GENERAL editors of that period would | : which met with great favor, o pr t cold wave is pot [sired to fllustrate the idiosyncracies | mucl 1 causes war clouds T8 i Trajned Hanna: “Am yo' husban' goo at New Brltain Herald‘ 1:"\‘;'4‘.‘ V,““, 5 K K_M” i \[m ‘:“w‘.‘.:':,‘ 1 i hie :uu when they w aix articles on How to Write Poetry, i D PL — 3 as recont as 80 years ago und | BY KOBERT QUILLEN age, Just like their more | 7 Now | have a list showing figures, honey?" h |\, is natio: 1 t mny do today when [, o5 co holders make, and mxso” m .\'llll:dy; I"Wen,d{:a aln't so g:n?f S [ New Engle woather is when it |t f indicate how smaurt | how at jest plain, ordin'ty ones but, d@e ad ) this ti f states 1 e oar 1 e have a —— Yule-Tide Willies lordy, what dat man can't do wiff country. Let Maybe Mr. Coolldge's iden ia to By George 8, Chappell Shantcralioneai " get o surplus and declare a stock ~—E.D.H. at r ear from today e 1 Siiare will e it _ Willle, at the five-and.ten, ought a gift for Uncle Ben, Evidonos 08 tho Fwoe of It HE folks who very "his is rather cheap, maybe," “That deaf-mute underst Tille sald, oo’ s e overy word that flapper safd, % J Wisely have a bin pf does it by lip reading.” be reconciled to A Christmas wreath with ribbon| I Roticed the flapper's lips were [ BUCKWH EAT . red.” o1 Won't try to heat 1ed Wilie paced 1n Papts bed. (Coprright, 1934 Reprotuction | | COAL in the cellar are o “There,”” he sald, ‘“wof't that be e taECHILE cre are now sixty-five products Jolly y saving money. e e iYL e T s 0 e i iy Yo et 1T Willle, on a New Year's call, N This small siz perambulating hutter- ) 2 Parked his bike fn Grandpa's hall, | Quarantine Restrictions Agalnst Only h Sh\l th € f[-?all COStS AND NEW BRITAIN flyr ea et e é Grandpa fell and hurt his sde: g muc ess an the la A A A ! SR e X : | “Merry Christmas” Willle cried. Those Birds Which Are Slated for rger e , 1 n .| mmeiate Bxccuton sizes and can be mixed i ta of the “ uman female ; i - | Butcher: “What sort of beet| The quarantine against poultry With them When flrlng and e e e va W7, S | would yow like because of the epidemic of diseaso | Young bride: “I think I'll have|among the feathered flocks will not | ° ShOUld always be used g to gt the ox out (R cut of roast beef." affect the Christmas market serious- h b P h < on Bunday and quite Sy 4y, a New Britain shipper who keeps , k f 1 el a Dittle ball cut of Tt's tlie Spirit in Which it is Given, |In close touch with market condi- when ah lng t € 1ire at L a perpetual s f 0 2 ete, tions stated this morning. ni ht It took years of h nic agitation — “What are you going to give| .About the only class ot people who g . OD CUSTOM THAT STbata, Toun a r as well endorse notes, | your wife for Christmas?" will be affected he stated are those T L 188 und ; I S y casy, somcbody else | "I don’t know for sure. We're |who will not buy cold storage birds| | il S ri : : 25 prised still arguing about it." | but insist upon fresh killed poultry. We have “BUCKWHEAT rom New Pritain we yle mogul in hi -Beth Lawson., In this case it is likely there will be ) 7 - a shortage of newly slaughtered h COAL” on /mrmfir mmeds- e traent o o 1t r; but not as Wally the Mystic birds and cold storage poultry will B s As New 2 plice-nez treatmen e walist- He'll Answer Your Questions, | have to be substituted. ate delsvery for thse cho wish S Somchow ‘Whether it will cause a shortage 1o save money on coal, 1 articles of Then came an era when it w ™ small chofce. It you're The finest present you can find {in the storage market later in the - £ it producis go | the Tuls ameng all the intelli rutal to vyou feel ashamed; | Undoubtedly is peace of mind. |year remains to be seen. A particularly | 8la of fashion to make a most it you'r he comes hack On Christmas tree, ‘tis A particula ; | found; ar of the " {n He's Santa Claus the whole year s o consase, ot | oo emseen ] homes Observations te ve that there waz no desire 18 seer welp. A | to submerge the form to point LR Tt Al “_fl”:’.un,lml Youth 0n The Weather The Ci . ens. Coal CO. where 1t lacked Interest, the right a season when a car D : tiz ) . 1 tt road docesn't I adore a girl, Yard and Maio Office Berlin Xurd Uptown Ufllee o S A itk R An actress In “The Diszy Whirl” | wwoniicior Do 22— Forecast ll’?'flggl;ln.f}nnrl4 oup. Berlin station 104 Arch st and pull tight, so ¢ he s cans The third one from the end. I'd[¢or gouthern New England: Un- like |eettled with slowly rising tempera- Advice on what to give her. tures tonight and Tuesday; probab- Mike. iy Jight snow; fresh west and - street In thos; HIGHER PREIGHT RATES * o ke a pay 15 per think of wishing a t s t hours ahou r cent of line legal as the raillroads cus- | back nd of sald skirts would tomarily 1ploy, 80 that whep the held taught over t / showdown eventually comes before bod Thus they p led, ry - Dear Mike: southwest winds, increasing Tuesday. the Inters Con e Comr alr hand holdi ¢ m My best advice to you| jyorecast for Eastern New York: sion no possible point will be over- | man wor a . | Is give the girl the toodleoo; |Unsottled with slowly rising tem- . ooked in oppo: the increase 4about. A f bon mot of the > 5 findiscmeinlce il BhoRLY OUE (1K \perature tonight and Tuesday; | = 2 e T i P o e ; 1‘““;“':; for grandmas on l"fl‘;»m:,‘nw_vtn‘flln;v?. ; ":i‘i et Sterling, Conn., Fears Mrs. Gompers (rets Lawye | — T s at it a r a N {southwes nds Increasing Tuesc . i SIDE GIRDERS NEEDED ON | to prove conclusively that X j X | Conditions: A long ridge of high carlet Fever Plague| To Protect Her Right: RAIL BRIDGES Noreinotl e 3 Dear Wally: pressure extending _from Montana | goriing, Conn, Dee, 22—There | Washington, Dec. 28.—Mrs, Gor » e s ¥ , : Though I'm widowed, I |southeastward to Virginia is pro- | 5 - The accldent in the Soo line in The length of skirts in those d Am courted Ly a rich old g ducing low temperature in 1‘: no change noted today in the |trude Gompers, widow of Samu: was a merry old | Six diamonls were in his Yuletide |tions east of the Rockies, Zero tem. ation resulting from the iliness of yGompers, lias retained an attorn: which aftected the rails ' mother earth, so p b ¢ A % aoul was ' he, Me i1t | peratures were reported from all the (WO 8chool teachers with scartet fov- ‘to protect her rights in the settls and caused the last coach of a train | walks could be e called for his moemshine lquor What shall I give him? northern slates and freezing tem fter they had attended a Christ- ment of the estate of the late 2 i 3 S i ¥ for his antl- Whatta Lift peratures as far south as Florida. 'MA8 tree concert with some four hor leader. She, has not indicat to leap from the tracks while cross- | by nple proce f L Dear Whatta Litt Snow flurrles were reported from 1Undred young and older persons, whether she will contest the s ing a trestle. swept I am surpriscd the lake reglon. All but one of the teachers boarding which left her only “the minimu: Why such a thing should happen | For a long time doctor e ur 3 £ Bbout pro- | A widow asks to be advised. { Conditlons favor for this vicintty at "The Teacherag" have succeeded allowed by the law" to a widow., AL ihakt was crossing & popular b advocated & | ple is that of them have just A proper gift for senile fops, unsettled weather with slightly in reaching their homes it is sald, Mr, Gompers bequeathed the I e e S e bing oro. | 46 much scnse as you have. It secms to me, are lollypaps. higher temperdture, Ihe place s under quarantine. All | of his estate, the value of which ib one of Whe Derversities of | xef R S | — i |P¥blic gatherings have been sus- [not been disclosed, to his sons' : blessed to Harold Puts His Motber Wise! | New Officers Elected ipended for a period, [m; granddaughters, owledge to rstand. Had tely this propaganda succecded | yion | receive re’knock-outs, | T was his first basketball tournz 4 5 i et ; el ment By Laurel Court, 0. of A. O e T e e - S E Little Harold viewed with sur.| At the mecting ofLaurel Courr, ] c rig ay | T ! casy-going people and | prise the girls' team, who wore |the following efficers were elected: Wisconsin was dlirectly due to the was to within fate that is beyond the ken of hu- | clivitles of won iress, and ulke along the | extr 4 promise to go to ASes o Rl 4 . S gas is wasted to | Suits, |tron; Garner C. Goodwin, associ- LA G 3 ik d 5 . i te. New York His mother was lata coming, and te patron; Miss Amy I secre- 500 ey ROOM LOTS == 500 rallroad trac ot Sl : 2 akes the same complaint aboutgwhen she arrived Harold hurried |tary; Mrs. Ablie Miesner, treasurer; elther case woild ve 1 nt system of using only CX e ey 10 her to ask: “Mother, did you sce | Mrs. Marfon Sackett, conductress: P 2 75 $Z 00 B d? iilies thailoratiens . o0 i i (501 (O PR Lo S Bl (o rice /oc to $2.00 per Bund! IR toraotllionn ductress; Mrs. Julia Norton ana 1 ¥ TIpE n ¥ mad long enough to ggt bright green and white suits, and |Mrs. Cordelia Banta, royal matron: [ TRLE A JOY would have toppled b, 0 — short-trouser, no-sleeve athletic | Mre. Marfon Dixon, associate m. » v “Yes, Harold, 1 saw them. John S. Dixon, trustees. Hanfathaifl st these few hours” | “Well, Mother, did you sée th — & i 5 g0 Were no /! o o ovag clated Editor )ys without any bloomers on CHRISTMAS PARTIES 5 S 4 : Zipio Nurses and internes at the New ] 7 2 —_— Britain General hospital will have a j i ; Asknowledging Ohiristmas G “hristmas party at the nurses' I i i t ””Tr o ]N!A'j‘.v 1-‘\‘[». L‘l‘f"‘l ; | CLIP and SIGN—Present at our store and receive your our customers w . : 1o Wil e at the Christ- | 1925 Calendar, Miss “Save the Surface,” a Coles Phillips Sl e L s ) Creation—a $1,000.00 cash prize offer. we guarantee, Lditor.) s wer Photogra k as bizarr and ay ad- and feel- The Card He Sent confident that they will be gratified nt cigars, you #omehow through the Wants d Address T like the smoke” Tl think By GLUYAg WILLIAMS b Snapshots of a Man Doing Up Christmas Presents .. GLOYPE. Card He Meant | WOMEN 30 YEARS AGO— The Card He sent : AND TODAY ) s e f | K ) = g ’ | SPREADS PRESENTS OUTON BED K1) FINALLY PISHES 1T OUT OF BOTIDM OP | STARTS WONDERING WHERE It THE HES HRT BOK , AND CUTS SEVERAL A S WORLD ITWNAS HE HID WIS WIPE'S PIECES OF TISSUE PAPER TOO SMALLR The Card He Meant | FORHS GwN ROO! PRESENT FIT ANY OF BUNDLES IO SKATERS— HCAUTIONS The Card He Sent Councfl to Clear Up Intent of Salary ; Stella Rebekah Lodge i i I} A P SERT B el Holds Annual Election t reso- The Card He Meant DiNNE b o expect frou The Fditor's Gossip Shop ¢ the - . - ‘.“1 S . 5 IME LATER {5 BYSKRUL TIES UP THE LAST BUNDLE AND RE- SPENDS REMAINNG TIME T DNICF: | t RIES TROM MYk DING AUZES WITH A START HE BRSNT RINGS PRODDING AND PORING AMD TRY - SUL PAPIR MARKED T AND HOW SPECT SURRENDERS we shall run a series of fve